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Enterprise Metals — Shareholder Meeting (November 2009)

46 slides from Enterprise Metals's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 25, 2009

  1. Slide 1: Presentation following Annual General Meeting

    ACN: 123 567 073 Presentation following Annual General Meeting 25 November 2009

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This document has been prepared by Enterprise Metals Ltd (“Enterprise” or “the Company’) to provide an update of the Company activities to shareholders and potential shareholders. This presentation should be read in conjunction with other public announcements and reports (including financ

  3. Slide 3: Increase Shareholder Value – World Class Mineral Deposits

    “Increase Shareholder Value…..” by Discovery and/or acquisition under safe title of l large & highly hi hl profitable fit bl World Class Mineral Deposits

  4. Slide 4: Issued Capital: 93.010 M shares

    p Issued Capital: 93.010 M shares Options: 1.00 M @ 25 cents (31/12/09) 15 28 M @ 25 cents (20/06/12)* 15.28 3.00 M @ 25 cents (22/11/12) 2.50 M @ 50 cents (30/06/13) Share price (close 24 Nov 2009): $0.30 Market Capitalisation: $27.9 million Cash at bank: $1.96 million @ 30 Sept 2009 * 16.21 16 21

  5. Slide 5: Directors

    DIRECTORS Paul Larsen ‐ Non Executive Chairman ¾ Successful private company director ¾ 27 years experience in construction construction, management & major projects Dermot Ryan ‐ Managing Director FAusIMM, CP (Geo) ¾ Geologist G l i t with ith 33 years multi‐commodity lti dit experience i ¾ 20 years

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  7. Slide 7: Exploration Expertise

    EXPLORATION EXPERTISE “contracted, available on demand” GEOLOGY GEOPHYSICS ¾ Vic Williams ¾ Bill Robertson ¾ Hugh Bunge ¾ Mike Kammermann DATABASE/GIS ¾ Frank Doedens ¾ Peter Litic ¾ Dave Andreazza ¾ Brett Scott

  8. Slide 8: Exploration Expertise

    EXPLORATION EXPERTISE

  9. Slide 9: Gold, Iron Ore, Uranium, Base Metals projects

    Gold Iron Ore € Revere € Sylvania € Darlot € Earaheedy € Wattagee € Fraser Range € Yalgoo Uranium Base Metals € Maitland € Revere (Cu/Au) € Lake Mason € Wattagee € Darlot € Eucla (Cu/Au?) € Yalgoo € Sylvania

  10. Slide 10: Geology Targets

    Geology Targets Target: Sediment hosted stratiform Cu/Au deposit or stockwork Au deposit ƒ Intracratonic Proterozoic sedimentary basin ƒ Proterozoic sedimentary sequences onlapping Archaean granite/greenstones ƒ IP, VTEM and RC drilling completed in 2009

  11. Slide 11: Sandfire Resources Degrussa Cu/Au deposit

    • Sandfire Resources Ltd Degrussa Cu/Au deposit in Narracoota Volcanics Volcanics. • Enterprise Metals Ltd focus in 2009 Doolgunna Formation sediments due to granted tenure. • 2010 focus to move to Narracoota Volcanics when tenements granted.

  12. Slide 12: Magnetic & Copper Soil Geochemistry

    Magnetic & Copper Soil Geochemistry 2009 VTEM Surveys‐ Images over Image with Prospect Locations Magnetic Image with P Prospect t Locations L ti

  13. Slide 13: 3 Lines of IP completed in 2009

    ƒ 3 Lines of IP completed in 2009. ƒ Conductors & chargeability g y anomalies detected with mag & Cu/Au geochem targets. ƒ Resistivity anomalies coincident with Au in quartz veins. ƒ Deep weathering to 75 metres. ƒ WA Gov’t G ’t CCo‐funded f d dd drilling illi $110K ƒ VTEM & RC drilling completed 20

  14. Slide 14: Doug's Find, Golden King, Donald Well - 2009

    Doug’s oug s Find d ‐ 2009 009 ƒ 1 Line IP + VTEM survey ƒ 4 RC holes ƒ Low level Au & Cu in pyritic siltstones & shales Golden King ‐ 2009 ƒ 2 Lines IP + VTEM survey ƒ 17 RC holes ƒ Low level l l Cu & Zn in pyritic siltstones & shales Donald Well ‐ 2009 ƒ VTEM survey ƒ 3 RC holes,, results awaited

  15. Slide 15: No. 2 Bore, Doolgunna, Beefwood - 2009

    No. o 2 Bore o e ‐ 2009 009 ƒ VTEM survey ƒ 10 RC holes ƒ Low level Cu in pyritic volcanics Doolgunna ‐ 2009 ƒ VTEM survey ƒ 3 RC holes Beefwood ‐ 2009 ƒ VTEM survey ƒ 2 RC holes

  16. Slide 16: Geology - Yandal Belt, Bronzewing & Darlot

    Geology -Yandal Belt, Bronzewing & Darlot Historic Gold Results on Magnetic Image ƒ Archaean Au/base metal targets ƒ Griffin Well IP completed in 2009 ƒ Favourable stratigraphy, under-drilled ƒ 14 RC holes completed in 2009

  17. Slide 17: Griffin Well 2009

    Griffin Well 2009 ƒ 41 line km IP ƒ 200 metre Depth Slice ‐1VD Mag ƒ NW – SE striking Target Zone ƒ14 RC holes completed Hole Interval Width Au Comment Number (m) (m) (g/t) GFRC1 20‐28 8 1.0* Includes 1m @ 4.3 g/t from 21m Includes 2m @ 1.3 1 3 g/t from 41m & 3m GFRC1 41‐60 19 0.7* @ 1.0 g/t from 56

  18. Slide 18: Popes Patch gold target

    P Popes P Patch t h gold ld target t t P Popes P Patch t h cross section ti ƒ Historical drilling with limited follow up ƒ 1,500m x 1,500m gold system ƒ Excellent g gold targets g based on structure/ RAB ƒ IP survey & RC drilling planned for 2010

  19. Slide 19: Geology Magnetics and Prospects

    (100%) Geology Magnetics and Prospects Targets: Archaean orogenic Au deposit & VMS Cu/Zn deposits ƒ Covers 143 km2 prospective Archaean greenstone & felsic volcanics ƒ “Big Big Bell Bell” style conceptual targets for gold along Cuddingwarra Shear ƒ Historical RC results encouraging, eg. 4m @ 17.9g/t

  20. Slide 20: AM14 Prospect - Historical drilling, 2009 IP Lines

    AM 14 Prospect - Historical drilling 2009 IP Lines

  21. Slide 21: Wattagee Project AM14 Prospect

    Wattagee Project AM14 Prospect 3m @ 6300ppm Zn 880ppm Cu Inversion Model IP (mrad) 440ppm Pb ae 1300 1400 r 2306 0 2500 2600 2700 2800 2900 recat tututuloialatati de Bs Depth (mn) Rig aiso— Lin nino kd, @ 47% Za \ 0.7% Cu Si] as 2505 ppm Pb I Calculated IP Data (mrad) _ beak a oneal 1300 1400 1500 1

  22. Slide 22: Wattagee Project Placer Prospect - Au

    Wattagee Project Placer Prospect - Au 900 1000 1300 1400 Xs 1600 Inversion Mgdel IP (mrad) 1900 2000 2100 3300 2700 2800 2900 3000 3100 3200 3400 4 1300 1490 1500 1700 1800 ‘Calculated 1P Data (mrad) 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2600 2700 2800 2900 3000 3100 3200 3300 3400 1400 1800 1600 Observed I

  23. Slide 23: Wattagee Project Stockyard East - Au

    Wattagee Project Stockyard East - Au Inversion Model IP (nrad) 1000 1100 1200 1300 1490 1500 1900 2000 V; Calculated IP Data (mrad) 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 Observed IP Data (mrad) 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1909 2000 2

  24. Slide 24: Calcrete hosted uranium deposits

    Calcrete hosted uranium deposits ƒ Soluble Uranium sourced from Archaean granites. ƒ Uranium (carnotite) precipitated in calcrete over greenstone belts after addition of Ca and V. ƒ WA State Gov’t approvals for Mining Leases at BHPB Yeelirrie, Mega Maitland, and Toro Lake Way in 2009

  25. Slide 25: Yilgarn Uranium Schematic

    Yilgarn Uranium Schematic Alluvial Plain Ana Interfluve Channel Pediment Ground Water Flow LEGEND Grant GB Uranium Mineralisation fog [_] Calcrete L__] Alluvium L_] Silcrete/Laterite [4D Kaolinite Zone 1) Greenstone Mafic/Ultra mafic 22] Weathered Greenstone Calcrete Uranium Deposits L__] Granite Sc

  26. Slide 26: Target: Calcrete hosted uranium, Yeelirrie style

    (70%, uranium only) Geology Uranium Channel Target: Calcrete hosted uranium uranium, “Yeelirrie Yeelirrie style” style ƒ 70% interest in “Uranium only” joint venture with Mark Creasy ƒ Covers part of Lake Maitland channel over Yandal greenstone belt ƒ Lies immediately y west of Mega g Uranium’s know

  27. Slide 27: Enterprise's Maitland target, +250ppm U3O8

    Enterprise’s Maitland target, +250ppm U3O8 2 Km ƒ Reconnaissance aircore drilling by Enterprise west of Mega Uranium’s calcrete deposit ƒ 5km long Core Zone of +200ppm uranium ƒ Infill drilling required.

  28. Slide 28: Target: Calcrete hosted uranium, Yeelirrie style

    (100%) Target: Calcrete hosted uranium , “Yeelirrie style” ƒ Downstream from BHPB’s Yeelirrie, 52,500t U3O8 ƒ St Strong evidence id in i GSWA radiometric di t i data d t ƒ Little previous drilling on Lake Darlot itself ƒ 2009 Enterprise soil sampling – max 164ppm U

  29. Slide 29: Magnetics, Total Count Radiometrics

    Magnetics Total Count Radiometrics Greenstone belt b l ƒ Magnetic image shows north - south greenstone belt. ƒ Lack of detailed mag/rad data ƒ Airborne magnetic/radiometric survey required

  30. Slide 30: Uranium Image, Digital Terrain Image

    Uranium Image Digital Terrain Image Uranium rich channel ƒ Magnetic image shows north - south greenstone belt. belt DTM shows major N-S drainage ƒ Lack of detailed mag/rad data ƒ Airborne magnetic/radiometric survey required

  31. Slide 31: Geology Magnetics - Hamersley style iron

    (100%) Geology Magnetics Target: Proterozoic sediments - hematite iron deposit, “Hamersley style” ƒ Recent drilling in adjacent tenement by iron ore major in Brockman Iron Formation ƒ 2009 survey of uranium and iron ore prospects by Enterprise

  32. Slide 32: Sylvania Project Massive hematite

    Sylva Nn la p ro} ect Massive hematite E52/1689

  33. Slide 33: RGB Radiometrics Uranium Channel

    RGB Radiometrics Uranium Channel Target: Unconformity/shear hosted uranium deposit ƒ Uranium occurrences at unconformity, overlying Sylvania Dome granite ƒ Strong airborne radiometric response associated with unconformity ƒ Previous work by CRA/PNC - max 0.52% U3O8 in calcrete

  34. Slide 34: Target: Channel Iron Deposit in Proterozoic sediments

    (100%) Target: Channel Iron Deposit (“CID”) in Proterozoic sediments ƒ Proterozoic Bif’s in Nabberu Basin ƒ “Magnetic channels” - aeromagnetics suggest CID’s present ƒ Tenement still in application, expect grant in early 2010 ƒ Gravity surveys planned

  35. Slide 35: Geology Magnetics - Titaniferous Iron Deposit

    (100%) Geology Magnetics Target: Magmatic Titaniferous Iron Deposit in Proterozoic metamorphic rocks ƒ Also potential for shear hosted Gold deposits (cf Tropicana) , Ni/Cu – PGE’s & Base Metals ƒ 2 Tenements still in application, 1 tenement granted November 2009

  36. Slide 36: Magnetics, Titaniferous magnetite

    Magnetics Titaniferous magnetite ƒ Aeromagnetics g define 7,000m , long g anomaly: y 3,500m , on Company p y tenement ƒ Rock chips by previous explorers: max 38% TiO2

  37. Slide 37: Large, discrete & intense airborne magnetic targets identified

    ƒ Large, g , discrete & intense airborne magnetic targets identified in DMP regional airborne survey data, 100 km ESE of Fraser Range at Balladonia ƒ Targets along major NE NE‐SW SW corridor on margin of Eucla Basin ƒ Potential P i l for f iiron oxide id or iron i sulphide (pyrrhotite) ‐Iron oxide‐

  38. Slide 38: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

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  39. Slide 39: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

    Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity sss Sse size su008 | 5 164000 6400000 6401000 6402000 6403000 6404058 MGA91mN

  40. Slide 40: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

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  41. Slide 41: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

    Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity ss: * a 4 June's Prospect Line 572570mE 6387932 6389000 6390000 6391000 6392000 6393000 6394000 6394809 MGA94mE

  42. Slide 42: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

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  43. Slide 43: Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity

    Eucla Project Magnetics & Gravity Viv's Prospect Line 4

  44. Slide 44: Bill's Prospect

    Bill s Prospect Bill’s ƒDetailed airborne magnetic survey completed ƒGravity survey required

  45. Slide 45: Definition

    Definition ¾A business organisation. ¾Willingness to undertake new ventures – “initiative”. ¾An undertaking of some scope, complication and risk. ¾A project, j t especially i ll one that th t requires i boldness b ld or effort. ff t ¾Industrious, systematic activity ¾Industrious activity, especially

  46. Slide 46: Reporting of Exploration Results

    R Reporting ti off EExploration l ti Results R lt The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Mr Dermot Ryan, y a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy. Mr Ryan is a Director of

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