Lka Gold Inc · OTC:LKAI
Lka Gold — Investor Presentation (February 2017)
28 slides from Lka Gold's investor presentation, February 2017
Slide 1: Perhaps the greatest treasure hunt in the West!
Perhaps the greatest treasure hunt in the West!
Slide 2: Issuer Presentation
Issuer Presentation February 2017 (Accredited Investors Only) This Issuer Presentation in intended to convey only summary information about the Company and its current operations. The information and projections contained herein are based on information available to management and believed to be rel
Slide 3: Table of Contents
Table of Contents 4 Forward Looking Statements 15 Capital Expenditures & Operating Budget 5 Opportunity Overview 16 Post Funding Plan 6 Opportunity Overview (cont.) 17 Overview & Capital Structure 7 Primary Asset 18 Management & Advisors 8 Underground Workings 19 Conclusions 9 Golden Wonder Vein Sys
Slide 4: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This document contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements other than statements of historical fact are “forward-looking statements” for purposes of federal and state securities laws, inclu
Slide 5: Opportunity Overview
Opportunity Overview Ø LKA shareholders participate along side Kinross Gold USA (world’s 5th largest gold producer) in exploring for extensions of the richest gold deposit in the Americas (See excerpts from geologists in Appendix) ² Average ore grade of 16.01 ounces gold per ton over 8 years of co
Slide 6: Opportunity Overview (Cont.)
Opportunity Overview (Cont.) Ø Experienced & proven management. ²Managed initial mine exploration (1983–1985) and located original “super-grade” ore body. ²Near profitable exploration program (2009 – 2015). Ø Conducts business with industry’s most reputable players. ²Kinross Gold USA (Explorati
Slide 7: Primary Asset-Golden Wonder Mine
Primary Asset-Golden Wonder Mine Ø Located Within Colorado Mineral Belt (Over 25 million gold ounces historic production) Ø America’s Richest Gold Deposit (Epithermal Telluride-type) * Ø Commercial Production Grade 1998-2006 16.01 oz. (454 grams) per ton Ø Multiple Vein Systems & Exploration Tar
Slide 8: Golden Wonder Underground Workings
Golden Wonder Underground Workings Area of production prior to LKA Ownership Current 133,000 ounces Exploration since 1998 Target Area of Recent North Raise Area Production Are for future exploration
Slide 9: Nature of Golden Wonder Vein System
Nature of Golden Wonder Vein System Ø Super-enriched gold solutions are forced up, in pulses, from magma chamber into fractures comprising volcano’s vent system. Ø As pressure is released and solutions within the vent system cool, gold precipitates out of solution and is deposited in fractures cre
Slide 10: Commercial Production 1998 - 2006
Commercial Production 1998 - 2006 Ø 133,700 ounces mined from Golden Wonder Produc/on single ore shoot measuring less than 10,000 square feet. 30,000 ($165 million at current prices) 25,000 Ounces Ø Production average 16.01 oz 20,000 Au/ton (80X industry average) 15,000 10,000 Ø Bonanza grades re
Slide 11: Early Exploration Results
Early Exploration Results Ø The company’s early exploration program (2009-2015) was funded primarily through the sale of enriched vein material derived from extensions of previous production zones. Company’s exploratory mining yielded over 4,900 ounces since resumption of exploration in January of
Slide 12: Mine Exploration Plan
Mine Exploration Plan Ø Underground drilling and 3-D mapping conducted by LKA. (Phase I Completed in 2015) Ø Surface mapping and geochemical surveys by Kinross Gold. (Phase II Complete in 2016) ² Geochemistry survey of surface area to determine potential size of deposit. ² Six drill targets loca
Slide 13: Kinross Drill Sites
Vickers / Nature Conservancy Main Access Route to GW Enrichment Zone Mine Lake City LKA Kinross Drill Sites BLM LKA GW 3 Level Golden Wonder 6 Level Current Workings Known Enrichment Zone LKA KINROSS DRILL SITES
Slide 14: Multiple High Grade Targets
aot . Kinross Drill Targets {Potential Ore Bodies) | Golden Wonder project Proposed EA area - {|__| Gw_interestareas 9 //) CE) ewztargets GwetargetArea (|) me GW_Fault — Gw_Roads = GW_UG_Workings / GW_Claims_All_Bound ~~] GW.claims_outiine ~—— 1 [7] ew tens_patentBoundary : GW_FeeLand_Outline Golden
Slide 15: Capital Expenditures & Operations Budget
Capital Expenditures & Operations Budget 2016 – 2017 (Combination Equity Sales and/or Convertible Debentures) Mine Infrastructure & Expansion (carve-out zone) $ 675,000 Estimated Working Capital & I/R Campaign 350,000 Total $ 1,025,000 • Kinross will cover all permitting, drilling, and exploration c
Slide 16: Post-Funding Plan
Post-Funding Plan Ø Commence/continue investor awareness campaign Ø File registration statement for securities offered (as/if required) Ø Seek up-listing – LKA would qualify for listing on a nationally recognized exchange (OTCQX or AMEX ) Ø Management believes that if even modest success is real
Slide 17: LKA Gold Overview & Capital Structure
LKA Gold Overview & Capital Structure Issuer Exchange & Symbol: OTCQB:LKAI Recent Share Price: $.58 Net Gold Shipments (Exploration Phase) $ 5.1 million Shares Outstanding: 19.2 million Float 4.4 Million Insider Ownership (Abraham & Koski) 54% Recent Developments – 2015-2016: ² Kinross Gold identif
Slide 18: LKA Management and Project Advisors
LKA Management and Project Advisors • Kye Abraham – Chairman and CEO Officer, Director, and Co-founder of LKA since formation in 1979 Officer and General Partner of several LKA partnerships involved in mining and oil & gas projects Acquired Golden Wonder mine in 1982 and supervised all facets of ear
Slide 19: Conclusion
Conclusion Ø A Uniquely Rare Opportunity for shareholders to participate with Kinross Gold USA (World’s 5th largest producer) in exploring for extensions to America’s richest gold deposit. ØRecent history of sizable bonanza-grade gold production with huge potential ~ Over 141,000 ounces mined to d
Slide 20: Legal Counsel & Auditors
Legal Counsel & Auditors Corporate Office Colorado Counsel LKA Gold Incorporated Nancy Bentson Essex 3724 47th Street Ct. NW 120 North Taylor Street Gig Harbor, WA 98335 Gunnison, CO 81230 (253) 514-6661 (970) 642-3303 www.lkagold.com www.nbessex.com Securities and General Counsel Auditors Gary R. H
Slide 21: Appendix
Appendix A vein sample from North Raise area in Golden Wonder mine – July, 2013
Slide 22: Golden Wonder Production History
Golden Wonder Production History GOLDEN WONDER PRODUCTION & EXPLORATION SHIPMENTS Shipments Settlement During Dry Wgt. Assay Au Total ozs. Payable Settlement Net Smelter Year Period Purchaser - Processor Tons Type oz/ton Delivered ozs. Au Price Per Oz. Receipts 1984-1996 Intermittent Exploration Tot
Slide 23: Golden Wonder Mine Potential
Golden Wonder Mine Potential Golden Wonder exploration excerpts/quotes from geologists‘reports: “I believe the Golden Wonder Mine has the potential to grow into a much larger property than its historic production of 140,000 ounces. Among the several reasons I have for this belief are: The northeast-
Slide 24: Golden Wonder Mine Potential (2)
Golden Wonder Mine Potential (2) “... observations indicate that the Golden Wonder Mine structure probably extends on the LKA mine property and could be related to the Gold Quartz vein and possibly to other surface Au-Te occurrences previously discovered in the NE extensions. The Golden Wonder Mine
Slide 25: Golden Wonder Mine Potential (3)
Golden Wonder Mine Potential (3) “A number of mineralized vein structures have been recognized on Gold Hill above and for a considerable distance to the east of the Golden Wonder mine. At the time of the author’s initial geological studies on Gold Hill in the 1960’s, it became apparent that minerali
Slide 26: Golden Wonder Mine Potential (4)
Golden Wonder Mine Potential (4) The gold vein zone is intimately associated within a distinct, highly-altered, rhyolite porphyry/breccia host rock which is apparently unique within the Lake City mining district. This distinct host rock extends beyond the area mined to date on the Golden Wonder prop
Slide 27: One of Only Two Active Gold Producers In Colorado (1998-2006)
One of Only Two Active Gold Producers In Colorado (1998-2006)
Slide 28: Conclusion
Conclusion “Rarely will investors get the opportunity to join one of the world’s premier gold producers in the hunt for extensions to a bonanza-grade deposit….formerly, the richest ore deposit in the Americas.” Kye Abraham, President A view of Lake San Cristobal from 6th Level pad – Golden Wonder mi