Goldex Resources Corporation · TSXV:GDX
Goldex Resources — Investor Presentation (April 2006)
35 slides from Goldex Resources's investor presentation, April 2006
Slide 1: GDX.V-TSX
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Slide 2: El Pato Gold Project, Guatemala
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Slide 3: Forward Looking Statements & Disclaimer
Forward Looking Statements & Disclaimer This presentation includes certain forward looking statements within. All statements other than of historical fact, included herein, include without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization and resources, exploration results and future plans a
Slide 4: Introduction
Introduction ¾ Goldex Resources Corp. is a TSX.V listed junior resource company exploring for gold in the Americas ¾ The Company has a 99% interest in the El Pato Gold Project, southeastern Guatemala ¾ The El Pato Gold Project lies within an emerging gold district with orogenic and epithermal gold p
Slide 5: The Goldex Team
The Goldex Team 9 Goldex has assembled a management team with broad-based experience in the development and financing of exploration companies in the mining sector 9 Fully bilingual technical & logistical team in Guatemala City, with strong contact base throughout Latin America 9 The Company is curr
Slide 6: The Goldex Team
The Goldex Team Officers & Directors: James Ravannack Chairman, Director Clancy Wendt Director, Geologist Richard Bybee Senior Executive Geologist Milan Mezihorak Director Donald Rippon Director, President Charles Ross Director, Secretary & CFO Jacob Friesen Manager of Corporate Development Guatemal
Slide 7: El Pato Property - Ownership
El Pato Property - Ownership ¾The 65 sq. km El Pato Exploration Licence was granted to the 99% Goldex-owned Compañía Mineria el Cóndor, S.A. on October 14, 2003 ¾The 61 Sq. km Cerro de Las Minas Exploration Licence was granted to Compañía Mineria el Cóndor, S.A. on March 17, 2004. ¾ Royalties on the
Slide 8: Access & Infrastructure
Access & Infrastructure ¾ The El Pato Gold Project is located in eastern Guatemala, 110 km east of Guatemala City ¾ Access to the property via paved highway ¾ Well maintained secondary roads facilitate access on the property ¾ Power lines 3 km from the exploration El Pato Gold Project camp ¾ Local l
Slide 9: Property History
Property History Discovery 1960’s – Regional stream sediment sampling by the UNDP resulted in the discovery of gold & silver anomalies on what would become the El Pato Property Early Exploration 1979-1981 –Soil sampling by the Japanese Government defined a 4 x 1.5 km gold mineralized footprint at El
Slide 10: Property History
Property History Recent Exploration 2000-2001 – the Guatemalan Government awarded the 65 sq. km El Pato Exploration License to Compañía Mineria el Cóndor, S.A. (then owned by El Condor Resources). Drill core & trenches were re- sampled, & previously defined soil anomalies north & south of the main t
Slide 11: Regional Setting & Mineral Deposits
Regional Setting & Mineral Deposits
Slide 12: Structural Setting & Mineralized Zones
Structural Setting & Mineralized Zones ¾ The El Pato Property hosts 12 known zones of gold mineralization with multiple phases of veining and brecciation over a 12 km strike length in a southwest trending Gold Mineralized Corridor
Slide 13: General Geology of Concession
General Geology of Concession ¾ The concession area is underlain by the Cretaceous to Tertiary age Chiquimula Pluton which is a multi-phase intrusive complex that varies in composition from diorite to granite with granodiorite (# 113) as the most abundant. The pluton was emplaced within sedimentary
Slide 14: Drilling, Trenching & Soil Geochemistry
Drilling,Trenching & Soil Geochemistry ¾ 5,800 meters in 65 diamond drill holes focusing on the El Cerrito Trend & Agua Zarca Zone, 22.6% of which show values over 10 gpt Au ¾218 trenches outline a 2.5 km Gold Mineralized Trend & several satellite zones of mineralization 34% of which show values ove
Slide 15: Zone Dimensions & Styles of Mineralization
Zone Dimensions & Styles of Mineralization Zone Style of Mineralization Dimensions El Cerrito Trend (El Roque, Vein - southwest striking 1.4 km strike length El Cerrito & El Cerrito Oeste) Agua Zarca Vein – northwest striking 400 m strike length Taco Soil Anomaly 1,400 x 400 meter zone of >50 ppm ar
Slide 16: Drill Highlights
Width* Gold Silver Drill Highlights (m) (g/t) (g/t) El Cerrito DHP-2 7.3 10.0 3.5 incl. 2.1 18.8 3.4 DHP-15 0.8 25.2 5.1 DHP-16 1.5 12.5 8.3 incl. 0.6 26.7 19.1 PD-10 4.6 8.6 1.6 El Cerrito Oeste DHP-25 2.8 9.4 3.6 DHP-26 6.4 4.1 0.9 DHP-27 8.0 5.2 1.3 DHP-34 7.0 3.8 1.2 PD-1 1.9 25.8 15.2 incl. 0.6
Slide 17: Historic Resource Estimate
Historic Resource Estimate* Zone Million Gold Gold Tons (g/t) (ounces) El Roque 0.103 7.8 25,723 El Cerrito 0.118 5.7 21,664 El Cerrito Oeste 0.022 18.4 13,507 El Cerrito Oeste 0.606 6.4 124,637 Agua Zarca 1.200 6.4 246,695 2.049 7.0 432,226 * prepared by previous operators based on 5,800 meters in
Slide 18: Mineralization
Mineralization ¾ Bonanza- to high-grade gold +/- silver in quartz- sulphide veins in structurally controlled zones, hosted within the Chiquimula Pluton ¾ Sulphide minerals include arsenopyrite & pyrite, with lesser chalcopyrite & covellite ¾ Multiple phases of quartz & sulphide veining, with zones o
Slide 19: Mineralization
Mineralization Quartz stockwork & veining exposed in cuts & roadbed, El Cerrito Oeste Zone ¾ Broad zones of quartz veining have been cut in drill core, excavated in trenches & exposed on surface
Slide 20: Mineralization
Mineralization Quartz vein in the T-76 zone Trenching, El Cerrito Trend Veins exposed in trench, Visible gold in well-oxidized El Cerrito Trend quartz vein, Augua Zarca Zone
Slide 21: Exploration
Exploration ¾ Upcoming exploration will focus on continuing concession-wide reconnaissance, which has excellent potential to expand the Mineralized Corridor in strike length and in width. Evaluation and 3-D modeling of mineralization in the main El Pato zone is ongoing as well, and will include mapp
Slide 22: Recent El Pato Zone Trenching Results
Recent El Pato Zone Trenching Results T-42 0.6 m of 30.7 gpt Au
Slide 23: Recent Assays from El Pato Zone Trenching
Recent Assays from El Pato Zone Trenching Location # Samples Type Spacing Density Width Au gpt Ag gpt FA/Grav AA/AQR Trench 1A 3.0 meters of 52.4 grams Au / T along 6.0 meter str 3 Chip-channel Continuous Line 3.0 m 52.4 60000 " " " 1.7 52.3 18.3 60001 " " " 1.3 52.6 20.4 60002 " " " 1.3 56.4 15.4 T
Slide 24: Recent Exploration
Recent Exploration ¾ Several new zones of mineralization have been discovered during the recent exploration program. Sampling and mapping has identified the Bella Vista, El Sauce, El Carrizal and Vilma zones. ¾ The Bella Vista zone, 12 Km to New Vein Bella Vista Zone the northeast of El Pato, contai
Slide 25: Recent Exploration
Recent Exploration Bella Vista Zone
Slide 26: Recent Exploration
Recent Exploration ¾ El Sauce zone, which lies one Km to the west of El Pato, contains epithermal style quartz veins and intense silica replacement in shear zones that may be up to 40 meters wide. As at El Pato, gold grade range from 0.50g/T to over 15.0g/T El Sauce Zone ¾ The El Pital zone lies 1.5
Slide 27: Recent Exploration
Recent Exploration ¾ The El Carrizal zone lies 2 Km south of El Pato. Mapping and sampling are ongoing in this area where locally strong silicification and veining occur within granodiorite and quartzite. ¾ The Vilma area lies 3 Km to the southwest of El Pato. Mapping and sampling are ongoing in the
Slide 28: Gold rock sample map
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Slide 29: Silver rock sample map
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Slide 30: Copper rock sample map
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Slide 31: Arsenic rock sample map
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Slide 32: Summary
Summary 9 Excellent potential to expand known zones of mineralization at El Pato 9 Soil geochemical anomalies indicate the potential for additional sub-parallel zones of mineralization
Slide 33: Company Snapshot
Company Snapshot Shares Issued: 23,716,321 million z 1.1 million shares due in Property Payments z 2.70 million options z 5.733 million warrants* – 231,705 exercisable at $0.60 expiring Jul. 21 – 06 – 1,001,300 exercisable at $0.40 expiring Sept. 15 – 06 – 4,500,000 exercisable at $0.30 expiring Apr
Slide 34: Contact Information
Contact Information Jacob Friesen, Manager, Corporate Development (604) 669-4300 Head Office 2110-1177 West Hastings St. Vancouver, BC, Canada V6E 2K3 Tel: (604) 669-4300 Fax: (604) 681-5259 Email: jay@goldex.ca Website: www.goldex.ca
Slide 35: GDX.V-TSX
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