Lincoln Minerals Limited · ASX:LML
Lincoln Minerals — Hong Kong Mines and Money Conference 2012
11 slides from Lincoln Minerals's conference presentation, Mar 19, 2012
Slide 1: ASX cover letter: The Next Big Graphite Player
19 March 2012 For personal use only The Manager ASX Announcements Dear Sir, The Next Big Graphite Player on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula The attached presentation has been prepared for the Hong Kong Mines and Money Conference, 21-22 March 2012, and represents an update on Lincoln Minerals’ graph
Slide 2: The Next Big Graphite Player on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula
The Next Big Graphite Player on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula For personal use only ASX Code: LML | www.lincolnminerals.com.au March 2012
Slide 3: Disclaimer and Competent Person's Statement
Disclaimer For personal use only Competent Person’s Statement This presentation has been prepared by Lincoln Minerals Limited (“LML") as an aid to a spoken explanation. The information contained in this presentation is a professional opinion only and is given in good faith. The presentation is for t
Slide 4: Graphite: Exciting New Opportunities
Graphite Exciting New Opportunities For personal use only • Graphite is a form of carbon, an excellent conductor of heat and electricity with the highest natural strength and stiffness of any material to extremely high temperatures (36000C) • It is best known as the “lead” in pencils and as a dry lu
Slide 5: Graphite: Exciting New Opportunities (demand outlook)
Kookaburra Gully graphite For personal use only Graphite Exciting New Opportunities • Brent Nykoliation, Vice-President, Business Development, Energizer Resources (11 January 2012): • Annual graphite demand expected to increase 50% from 1.1 Mt to 1.5 Mt by 2020 based on the steel market alone • Dema
Slide 6: Exploration & Development
For personal use only Exploration & Development • Largest tenement holder on Eyre Peninsula 5,103 sq km • Coordination agreement with Centrex Metals: • Centrex has iron ore rights • Lincoln Minerals has rights for ALL other minerals including graphite • Significant graphite opportunities: • Gum Flat
Slide 7: Koppio, Kookaburra Gully & Gum Flat
Koppio, Kookaburra Gully & Gum Flat • Within 5km of the historic graphite mining town of For personal use only Koppio, approximately 35km north of Port Lincoln • Historic mining of Koppio Graphite Mine produced a total of 97 tonnes of graphite – further mineralisation of Gum Flat 3,900 tonnes @ 12.2
Slide 8: Key Points
Key Points • Inferred resource 880,000 tonnes @ 11.47% C (to 50m depth) • High grade flake graphite For personal use only • Over 500m long & up to 20m wide Original Pancontinental assays Trench No. Interval (m) C% Surface outcrop between trenches 4 and 2 1 6 9.15 1* 11 11.77 2* 14.5 8.93 3 14 8.07 4
Slide 9: Kookaburra Gully Trench
Kookaburra Gully Trench 4 (looking west) For personal use only 20m @ 16.3% C including 12m @ 20.5% C
Slide 10: Campoona Graphite
Campoona Graphite Key Points • Immediately adjacent to (Cockabidnie Project) For personal use only Archer Resources (AXE) graphite discoveries • Further potential north west of Campoona in Campoona Syncline and Sugarloaf Hill area
Slide 11: Summary
For personal use only Summary Graphite – exciting new opportunities for high-value, coarse grain flake graphite on southern and central Eyre Peninsula Lincoln Minerals has a dominant ground position with numerous graphite occurrences and historic mines 880,000 tonne Inferred Resource at Kookaburra G
Lincoln Minerals — Hong Kong Mines and Money Conference 2012 on 6ix