Talisker Resources Ltd. · TSX:TSK
Talisker Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2020)
24 slides from Talisker Resources's investor presentation, October 2020
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation October 2020
TSX : T S K OTCQX:TSKFF Corporate Presentation October 2020 Excellence In Exploration Exploring The Crown Jewel of Canadian Mining
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
F o r w a r d L o o k i n g St a t e m e n t s Certain statements in this presentation are forward-looking statements, which reflect the expectations of management regarding the business development objectives and plans of Talisker Resources Ltd. (“Talisker” or the“Company”). Forward-looking informa
Slide 3: Share Structure and Capitalization
Co r p o r a te Share Structure and Capitalization Capital Structure Strong institutional shareholder Proforma Common Shares Outstanding 212,823,420 base including Donald Smith, Warrants 33,161,573 Equinox, Franklin, Gold 2000, K2, Options + RSUs 11,443,750 RBC, Sprott and others. Fully Diluted Shar
Slide 4: Corporate Leadership: Management
Co r p o r a t e L e a d e r sh ip MANAG E M E NT Terry Harbort PhD in Structural Geology and Tectonics ● Specialist in mapping and interpretation of ore geometries and ore controls covering CEO, President, Director various types of geological environments with direct applications to mineral economi
Slide 5: Corporate Leadership: Directors
Co r p o r a t e L e a d e r sh ip DIRECTOR S Tom Obradovich 35+ years’ experience in mining exploration, development and financing ● Chairman, Sable Resources Ltd. and Executive Chairman Director, President and CEO, Canadian Continental Exploration Corp. ● Former Director, Barkerville Gold Mines Lt
Slide 6: Dominant Explorer in Southern BC
D o m i n a n t Ex p l o r e r i n So u t h e r n BC • 290,000+ha in Mineral Claims • Majority control of three Canadian gold belts, one Orogenic, two Epithermal • Bralorne • Historic Camp • Significant Potential • Spences Bridge • Emerging • Eight drill targets • 100 anomalies • Remington • Frontie
Slide 7: Bralorne Project History
Br a l o r n e Pr o j e c t H i s t o r y • Three historic mines owned by separate companies, over 50 years of production • 7.3Mt@17.7g/t for 4.2Moz from 30 veins • Historic mining at Bralorne and Pioneer averaged 115,000oz per 50m vertical panel (2,300oz/vertical meter) • Mining halted in 1971 at t
Slide 8: World Class Continuity
Wo r l d C l a s s C o n t i n u i t y • More than 1,300m of high grade continuity demonstrated for 77 Vein (still open) • More than 900m of high grade continuity for other veins • Average vein width 0.9m (n=63) 77 T Vein 53 Vein 500m 51 Vein 1,100m 500m 600m Drift Samples 200m Main Vein 1300m 750m
Slide 9: Upside – Strike Extensions
Upside – Strike Extensions Pioneer Bralorne King OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN 5000 ConditionalExpectation - Au OPEN OPEN 4000 (Feet) 3000 Demonstrated grade increase 2000 Vertical 1000 0 with depth -1000 -2000 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Au (g/t) OPEN October 2020 9
Slide 10: Modeled Stage 1 Targets
Modeled Stage 1 Targets Vein wireframes modeled from drift assays and level plans October 2020 10
Slide 11: Upside – Stage 2 & 3 Drilling
Upside – Stage 2 &3 Drilling Longitudinal Section Pioneer Bralorne 900 m Level 20 • Productive P h veins open a 500 m starting at s e 1000 m 2 • about 1000 m P depth h a s 500 m e 3 • Most productive vein open starting at about P Level 44 h 1900 m depth a s e 4 Historic production average of 115,000
Slide 12: Infrastructure
Infrastructure • Direct Highway Access from Vancouver (231km via Hurley, 371km via Lillooet) • Active mining, tailings and water discharge permits • Direct grid power connection (1.5Mva) • Hydro generation plant 4km from site • State of the art water treatment facility • Operational camp and kitchen
Slide 13: Exploration Drill Plan
Ex p l o r a t i o n D r i l l Pl a n • Stage 1 – 3,000m Shallow vein strike extension targets 100-750m from surface • Stage 2 – 6-7,000m Deep vein strike extension targets 750-1,500m • Stage 3 – Dip extensions in 500m panel below 900m (planning underway) • Stage 4 – Dip extensions in 500m panel bel
Slide 14: SB-2020-004 and 005
SB- 2020 - 004 and 005 October 2020 14
Slide 15: SB-2020-004 and 005
SB- 2020 - 004 and 005 October 2020 15
Slide 16: SB-2020-005/005A/006/007
SB-2020-005/005A/006/007 • Extensive vein halo mineralization outside of veins October 2020 16
Slide 17: SB-2020-005/005A/006/007
SB-2020-005/005A/006/007 October 2020 17
Slide 18: SB-2020-005/005A/006/007
SB-2020-005/005A/006/007 Notes: Diamond drill hole SB-2020-008 has collar orientation of Azimuth 197; Dip -53. SB-2020-009 has collar orientation of Azimuth 199; Dip -61. SB-2020-011A has collar orientation of Azimuth 215; Dip -53. Diamond drill hole SB-2020-012 has collar orientation of Azimuth 167
Slide 19: SB-2020-008/008W1/009/011/012
SB-2020-008/008W1/009/011/012 October 2020 19
Slide 20: SB-2020-013/014/015
SB-2020-013/014/0015 October 2020 20
Slide 21: Aggressive Greenfields
Ag g r essive Gr eenfields Building a robust long term • 85% control of Spences Bridge Gold Belt project pipeline • 100% control of Remington Gold Belt Remington Tulox GoldProject • Major company style systematic greenfields geochemical program ■ Clinton • 22 geologists in the field during 2019 ■ Go
Slide 22: Immediate Results in First Year
I m m e d i a t e R e s u l t s i n F i r s t Ye a r • Eight drill targets defined, permitting underway • Robust multi-basin, multi-element targets • 100 anomalies requiring follow up • 10 Au anomalies greater than Shovelnose discovery sample • Numerous outcropping vein systems identified Population
Slide 23: Boots on the ground = Discovery
Boots on the ground = Discovery October 2020 23
Slide 24: Contact
Co nta ct Co r p o r a t e He a d Offic e : 350 Bay Street, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M5H 2S9 Vancouver O f f ic e : 900-999 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6C 2W2 Terry Harbort, President & CEO +1(416) 357-0227 terry.harbort@taliskerresources.com Web: taliskerresources.com TSX:TSK OTCQX:TSKFF Octob
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