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Kore Potash — Investor Presentation (October 2021)
14 slides from Kore Potash's investor presentation, October 2021
Slide 1: Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo October 2021 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation (the “Presentation”) has been prepared and issued by the directors of Kore Potash plc (“Kore” or the "Company" and, together with its subsidiaries, the “Group”). By attending (whether in person or by telephone) or reading the Presentation, you agree to be bound by the co
Slide 3: Country highlights
Country highlights Developed offshore Oil & Gas industry with a history of investment from international companies Government seeking new industries to diversify from oil reliance. Government openly supportive of mining. Mining code in line with Francophone Africa Bilateral investment treaty with th
Slide 4: Economy
Economy July 2021: RoC and China announce MOU for national development plan 2022-2026 Republic of Congo building Congo’s largest export partners are China $600-million refinery (53.8%), Angola (6.2%), and Gabon (5.7%) POINTE-NOIRE, February 24, 2021 – Republic of Congo has launched construction of a
Slide 5: Electricity And Gas Supply Infrastructure In Place
Electricity And Gas Supply Infrastructure In Place New gas turbine power station with current capacity of 484MW (expanded from 314 Mw in 20019) situated at Pointe Noire, which is approximately 60km from the Kola project site Power station operated by CEC a joint venture between ENI and Congolese Gov
Slide 6: Brazzaville – First-Class Infrastructure
Brazzaville – First-Class Infrastructure Maya Maya airport opened in 2010 at a cost of US$160 million. A second phase was completed in 2013. 13 airlines operate national and international flights, including to Pointe-Noire and Paris Paris Brazzaville Pointe-Noire Less than 8 hours direct 8-hour driv
Slide 7: Brazzaville – First-Class Infrastructure
Brazzaville – First-Class Infrastructure The ‘15 August 1960’ Bridge Downtown Brazzaville’s skyline Downtown Brazzaville Looking over the Congo River towards Kinshasa 7
Slide 8: Pointe-Noire – First-Class Infrastructure
Pointe-Noire – First-Class Infrastructure Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport serves the city of pointe-Noire The airport is in the city itself, and is 3 kilometres inland from the Atlantic coast 10 airlines operate national and international flights, including to Brazzaville and Paris Pari
Slide 9: Pointe-Noire – First-Class Infrastructure
Pointe-Noire – First-Class Infrastructure New Port Authority Aéroport International Augustinho Neto Gare de Pointe-Noire Pointe-Noire City 9
Slide 10: Pointe-Noire Port Upgrades
Pointe-Noire Port Upgrades Between 2011 and 2013 Pointe-Noire’s deep-water port was upgraded The rehabilitation work focused on the renovation and upgrading of the main infrastructure of the port and its adaptation to developments in containerized traffic, offering a draught of -15 m Work included:
Slide 11: Mining in RoC
Mining in RoC Nascent mining industry Private sector delineated globally significant deposits • Potash (LSE, JSE, ASX Kore Potash and Kanga Potash) • Phosphate (LSE Kropz plc) • Iron Ore • Gold • Copper Mature oil and gas industry • ENFI and Total have large investments • Multiple international comp
Slide 12: A History of Kore in RoC
A History of Kore in RoC The Group focuses solely on conducting potash 2009 exploration activities exclusively in the ROC at the Sintoukola Project. The ESIA for the Kola Project is approved and the mining licence granted, following 2013 a 2012 PFS for 2 Mta production. A total of US$95m is raised f
Slide 13: Mining Convention
Mining Convention Mining Convention voted into law following ratification by the Parliament of the Republic of the Congo Mining royalty of 3% of Ex mine market value Reduced taxation rates following an initial tax holiday Accommodation on-site The Congolese Government is supportive of the developmen
Slide 14: Favourable Asset Location
Favourable Asset Location The geographical location of the Permit is extremely beneficial both in-country and globally, and simplifies the logistics required for both the construction and operation phases The farthest part is situated 35km from the coast and 90km from Pointe-Noire, the second larges