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Investigator Silver — Investigator Resources — Australian Copper Conference 2015

21 slides from Investigator Silver's conference presentation, Jun 17, 2015

  1. Slide 1: ASX/Media Release: Presentation to Australian Copper Conference

    ASX/Media Release 17 June 2015 Presentation to Australian Copper Conference and Intended Annual Review of Paris Silver Resource Attached is a presentation to be given by IVR Managing Director, John Anderson, to the Australian Copper Conference on Wednesday 17 June 2015. The presentation emphasises t

  2. Slide 2: Discovery & development opportunities for the Paris silver copper district

    Discovery & development opportunities for the Paris silver copper district INVESTIGATOR RESOURCES ASX : IVR SOUTH AUSTRALIAN EXPLORERS WITH THE RIGHT TRACK RECORD LIMITED WELL FUNDED & DRILLING John Anderson – Managing Director Australian Copper Conference 17th June 2015

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer & Competent Person Statement

    Disclaimer & Competent Person Statement DISCLAIMER The information in this presentation is published to inform you about Investigator Resources Limited and its activities. Some statements in this presentation regarding estimates or future events are forward looking statements. They involve risk and

  4. Slide 4: IVR's focus on the emerging Uno Province - first mover

    IVR’s focus on the emerging Uno Province - first mover Initial resource (October 2013) • Paris 20Moz silver deposit is significant  New geology & deposit styles for SA  Internal studies on options  Resource review to commence Excellent flow-on discovery opportunities • Diverse potential for large

  5. Slide 5: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview Capital Structure ASX listed since 2007 IVR Shares (ordinary) 462.3M Options (Listed) 114.2M Options (unlisted) 17.4M Share Price (15 June 2015) 1.4c Options Price “ “ “ 0.3c Market Cap (A$m) $6.5M Cash (31 March 2015) $3.4M Share Register as at 15 June 2015 CITIC Australia (Since

  6. Slide 6: 2009–2011: Initial success of Paris silver discovery

    2009–2011: Initial success of Paris silver discovery Came from soil geochemistry & unmapped epithermal outcrops Helen c. 3oz silver Helen 1996 East Helen Alexander Nankivel alunite Granodiorite haematite Paris altered rhyolite 1985 drilling for BHT deposits breccia: Possible barren shoulder to a por

  7. Slide 7: 2012-3 drill out of Paris silver deposit

    2012-3 drill out of Paris silver deposit – maiden resource October 2013 Category Tonnes Grade Contained Grade Contained silver Lead Inferred 5.9Mt 110g/t Ag 20Moz 0.6% Pb 38kt Based on a cut-off grade of 30g/t Ag Five Key Points: 1. The Grade - 110g/t Ag grade is among the highest silver grades in A

  8. Slide 8: Paris target model - cross section

    Paris target model - cross section Potential for multiple centres & associated deposit styles WARM Paris target vectors HOT Distal volcanic Altered overlying Altered polymict Hydrothermal & granite breccia volcanics breccia (vent) Sulphide fragments breccia Alunite Paris Palaeo-surface Imiter-style

  9. Slide 9: 2014 drilling of satellite soil targets – mixed results

    2014 drilling of satellite soil targets – mixed results Argos Extension of Paris breccia trend Sporadic intersections Helen East/Diomedes Large alteration breccia zone Helen Best silver intersection Paris 4m @ 143g/t Ag 11% Pb 20Moz silver Alexander Weakly mineralised volcanics 1km Nankivel West Not

  10. Slide 10: Copper success at Helen shows potential but raised questions on soil geochem

    Copper success at Helen shows potential but raised questions on soil geochem (no signature at Helen; chlorite alteration at Diomedes etc.) Helen Helen West East Diomedes Alexander Helen Copper 9m @ 1.14% Cu 0.31g/t Au 9m @ 377g/t Ag Paris Nankivel Rim Nankivel Central 1km Copper-in-soils on TMI magn

  11. Slide 11: Uno Province in 2015 – robust regional metallogenic model

    Uno Province in 2015 – robust regional metallogenic model Menninnie Parkinsons Paris Dam Dam Investigator Resources Ltd Australian Copper Conference - Brisbane 17th June 2015 10

  12. Slide 12: Upgraded model for Paris system

    Upgraded model Early structures Scalloped Uno Late NE for Paris system & intrusives Fault splays rhyolite dykes 1km Investigator Resources Ltd Australian Copper Conference - Brisbane 17th June 2015 11

  13. Slide 13: Expanded target potential – close similarities in setting with Moroccan silver mine

    Expanded target potential – close similarities in setting with Moroccan world-class high-grade silver mine Rhyolite Grano- Imiter 290Moz diorite silver field at same scale 1km Investigator Resources Ltd Australian Copper Conference - Brisbane 17th June 2015 12

  14. Slide 14: Composite regional cross section - strong Imiter analogy

    Composite regional cross section - strong Imiter analogy Potential around Paris for vertical silver deposits with subtle soil footprints Imiter, Morocco: Historic resource 290Moz silver; Annual production c. 7Moz; Grade c. 440g/t Ag As in the Paris district: Preserved ancient epithermal; Host– base

  15. Slide 15: Paris field (100% IVR): Remapping & reviewing extensive datasets

    Paris field (100% IVR): Remapping & reviewing extensive datasets e.g. Arsenic as a pathfinder to possible fault-hosted Imiter-style targets Paris 1km Investigator Resources Ltd Australian Copper Conference - Brisbane 17th June 2015 14

  16. Slide 16: Target Prioritisation

    Target Prioritisation Drill mid-year Subject to remapping & review (some targets subject to heritage survey) Argos/Ares North Helen Ag Pb Au Cu West Cu Au Ag Diomedes Cu Au Ag Helen East Cu Au Ag Helen SW skarn Cu Au Ag Alexander SE Nankivel East Cu Au Ag Rim Cu Au Nankivel Central porphyry/breccia?

  17. Slide 17: Paris district – abundant potential, targets & room

    Paris district – abundant potential, targets & room Roles of dykes, structures & intersections in locating mineralisation Preliminary EL4827 “Mt Nott 100% IVR targets in magnetics Imiter 290Moz silver field at same scale Paris EL5419 “Thurlga” JV EL5368 “Peterlumbo” 100% IVR 5km Tilt magnetic image;

  18. Slide 18: Rolling out the IVR approach: Thurlga Joint Venture

    Rolling out the IVR approach: e.g. Thurlga Joint Venture - magnetics, aerial ortho-imagery, prospecting Sunset pits – altered volcanic breccia Rare exposure of Uno Fault Zone containing Ironstone breccia (As Ba anomalous) & Interpreted rhyolite breccia 5km 5km A) TMI/RTP Magnetic image; B) Topograph

  19. Slide 19: IVR approach: Thurlga JV - soil geochemistry

    IVR approach: e.g. Thurlga JV - soil geochemistry remains a key exploration ingredient 5km Silver Copper Gold (TL8-ppb) (ppm) (ppb) Recent results: First-pass soil geochemistry delineates broad coherent anomalies coincident with preliminary magnetic targets based on Paris model Investigator Resource

  20. Slide 20: High-priority Thurlga targets

    High-priority Thurlga targets – infill soil sampling & prospecting underway c. 5km 5km Postulated early intrusive Imiter field template at same scale Investigator Resources Ltd Australian Copper Conference - Brisbane 17th June 2015 19

  21. Slide 21: Our focus is adding value to & building on the Paris silver deposit

    Our focus is adding value to & building on the Paris silver deposit  An annual review of the Paris resource using:- • Additional 2014 drilling on northern extensions • Better understanding of geology & mineralisation • Different statistical methodologies for the complex style of deposit • On-going

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