Barton Gold Holdings Limited · ASX:BGD
Barton Gold — Noosa Mining Investor Conference 2023
18 slides from Barton Gold's conference presentation, Jul 19, 2023
Slide 1: South Australia's 1.3 Moz Au Growth Platform
ASX:BGD South Australia’s 1.3 Moz Au Growth Platform 19 July 2023 | Noosa Mining Investor Conference Perseverance Mine, Tarcoola Project
Slide 2: Important Notices
Important Notices Disclaimer This document has been approved by the Board of Barton Gold Holdings Limited (ACN 633 442 618) (together with its affiliates, “Barton” or the “Company”) and has been prepared for the exclusive use of the party to whom Barton delivers this document (the “Recipient”). The
Slide 3: Leveraging Strategic Assets
Leveraging Strategic Assets Strategic ‘first mover’ advantage re-opening a proven gold district Strategic regional position in renowned Gawler Craton • South Australia: 25% of AUS gold Resources, only 2.5% of production (1) – major historical focus on copper and uranium development • 1.3Moz Au JORC
Slide 4: Capital Snapshot
Capital Snapshot Strong management and shareholder alignment Capital Structure ($AUD) Share Distribution 6 Shares on Issue (1) 195.3 million 24% Board & Management 60% Market Cap ($0.26 / share) (2) $50.8 million Institutional & Corporate Cash (3) $11.3 million Enterprise Value (4) $39.5 million HNW
Slide 5: Leadership: Strong SA and gold pedigree
Leadership Strong SA and gold pedigree Board of Directors Senior Management Ken Williams Nicholas Byrne Non-Executive Chairman Chief Financial Officer • +30 years’ experience in Australian resources, aviation and financial services • CPA with ~30 years’ resources and engineering sector experience •
Slide 6: Corporate Ambition
Corporate Ambition Leverage platform to long-term gold leadership Cu River Cairn Hill Fe Large Scale Ambition Darwin Railway WGCJV 286koz Au Peak Iron • Develop South Australia’s largest Peculiar Knob independent producer (150kozpa) Central Gawler Mill 650ktpa throughput Marmota (MEU) Fe on +2Moz
Slide 7: Building Momentum
Building Momentum Laying solid foundations for long-term value Applying new technologies to build competitive advantage, April 2023: Tunkillia Project →1.15Moz Au accelerate regional discovery and development 223 Deposit JORC Mineral Resources Update (5) Leveraging asset platform to cover corporate
Slide 8: Tunkillia Growing Rapidly
Tunkillia Growing Rapidly Systematically building foundation for large-scale growth and development Gold endowment broader than previously recognised Area 51 N the 223 Deposit part of a much larger mineral footprint 3 new gold zones (223N, 191 & 51) since Nov 2021 Area 191 new gold zones ~double Pro
Slide 9: Tunkillia 223 Deposit
Tunkillia 223 Deposit Conservative modeling with production mentality; → goal is bulk efficiency and strong reconciliations (1) Strong return on drilling: (1) • $2.3m invested → 41 RC holes (9,901m) & 5 DD holes (1,346m) • 50m - 150m depth extensions (north, central and south targets) • Low cost: $1
Slide 10: Tunkillia 223 Mineralisation
Tunkillia 223 Mineralisation Broad bulk-efficiency mineralisation, with a ~300m long high-grade core Key characteristics: (1) ➢ ~80% of MRE tonnes and ounces within 200m of surface ➢ ~300m long high-grade core with broad (+80m) mining widths ➢ ~225,000oz Au in shallow (~40m deep) supergene blanket (
Slide 11: Tunkillia District Scale Potential
Tunkillia District Scale Potential Existing 1.15Moz corner house, BGD owns the neighbourhood (1) N Area 191 Area 51 Tomahawk 223 North Southern 223 Deposit Offset 1.15Moz Au Tunkillia A 30 Vermin Fence km Boggy North Rope West Tunkillia B Southern Dilation Area 51: +700m long zone → Just the first i
Slide 12: Tarcoola High-Grade History
Tarcoola High-Grade History High-grade mineralisation for ‘Stage 1’ feed and ‘Stage 2’ blend Darwin Rail The home of South Australian gold • South Australia’s 1893 gold rush on ML6455 N • ~77koz Au @ 37.5 g/t from (1900 – 1955) (1) • Historically underexplored prime ground in Tarcoola Formation /
Slide 13: Tarcoola Open Pit Extensions
Tarcoola Open Pit Extensions Majority of intersections not yet modeled in Mineral Resources SSW NNE Perseverance West (1) • 4m @ 6.85 g/t Au from 28m • 7m @ 9.72 g/t Au from 42m • 5m @ 20.6 g/t Au from 59m • 6m @ 8.76 g/t Au from 96m • 4m @ 11.4 g/t Au from 111m • 5m @ 48.9 g/t Au from 115m NNE Sect
Slide 14: Tarcoola ML & Western Targets
Tarcoola ML & Western Targets Regional work is mapping out an exciting target field Legend: Warburton Tarcoola Perseverance Mine 16m @ 3.4 g/t Au West ~3.8 g/t Au ore (2018) ‘Lookalike’ Targets Tolmer Calcrete Anomaly N from 4m depth Dark Hill Dark Hill E Tectonic Structure 2 3 Gold Occurrences Hist
Slide 15: Coming Up… A transformative year underway
Coming Up… A transformative year underway H1 H2 H1 Tunkillia CY23 CY23 CY24 Growth & Discovery Drilling 223 Deposit & Satellites Regional Exploration Targets Mineral Resource Estimate Tarcoola Structural Interpretation Regional 2D Seismic Resource Drilling (ML6455 & W Targets) Mineral Resource Estim
Slide 16: Contact
Contact Barton Gold Level 4, 12 Gilles Street Adelaide SA 5000 contact@bartongold.com.au www.bartongold.com.au Alexander Scanlon Managing Director & CEO a.scanlon@bartongold.com.au +61 425 226 649 Shannon Coates Company Secretary cosec@bartongold.com.au +61 8 9322 1587 ASX:BGD
Slide 17: JORC (2012) Mineral Resources
JORC (2012) Mineral Resources(1) Table shows complete Mineral Resources Estimate (MRE) for each Project on a 100% basis, with Barton’s ownership interest indicated below each Project’s name Total Attributable endowment of 1,297koz gold reflects Barton’s aggregate pro-rata ownership of each respectiv
Slide 18: Competent Persons Statements
Competent Persons Statements The information relating to Exploration Results and Mineral Resources in this presentation is extracted from the Company’s Prospectus dated 14 May 2021 (Prospectus) and Barton ASX announcements as cross-referenced in the body of this presentation. A copy of the Prospectu
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