Monumental Energy Corp. · TSXV:MNRG
Monumental Energy — Monumental Minerals — Investor Presentation (April 2022)
24 slides from Monumental Energy's investor presentation, April 2022
Slide 1: April 2022 Investor Presentation
APRIL 2022 I N V E S T O R P R E S E N TAT I O N
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements and/or graphics in the Company’s press releases, web site information and corporate displays, among others, constitute “forward- looking statements”. These statements are based on information currently available to the Company and the Company provides no assurance that actual resu
Slide 3: Monumental Minerals Corp. company overview
Monumental Minerals Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral resource properties in the critical metals sector. We are well positioned for the strong and growing global energy transition, and clearly recognize that a departure from fos
Slide 4: Management and directors
CEO and Director Director & Founder Director & QP CFO & Corp. Secretary Dr. Jamil Sader obtained his Ph.D. Maximilian Sali has been in the capital Mr. Raffle, B.Sc., P.Geo., serves as Ryan Cheung, CPA, CA, provides from the University of Ottawa. He has markets since 2009 managing private the Qualifi
Slide 5: Technical and strategic advisors
Senior Technical Advisor Technical Advisor Technical Advisor Strategic Advisor Mr. Saxon brings thirty years of Mr. Everett is a geologist with more than Dan Harmening is a Professional Land Mr. Taylor is currently the CEO of experience in the resources industry, 20 years of surface and underground
Slide 6: Flagship Jemi and Laguna Blanca projects
Flagship Jemi Peralkaline HREE Project Coahuila, Mexico • Earning 100% • $2M USD exploration spend by March 2024 • $500k USD in stock issued by March 2024 • Discovery Silver has a 1.5% NSR. • Project is within the North American Alkaline Igneous Belt, which hosts several REE deposits and showings. T
Slide 7: Critical metals: lithium, cesium, rare earths
Lithium Cesium Terbium & Neodymium & Dysprosium Praseodymium • This metal is primarily • 5G and the Internet of • Although neomagnets with • LREEs are dominantly used for batteries. Lithium Things (IoT): Cs is critical LREEs are perfect for high- used to produce an alloy ion batteries are highly in
Slide 8: Lithium demand and value
Demand Value • Like REEs, the demand for lithium has • Lithium spot price has increased over 500% outstripped supply. It is a key element over the past 2 years. required in the global transition away from the internal combustion engine. • Brine operations have higher economic performance and value c
Slide 9: Cesium demand and value
Demand Value • Cesium is a less understood rare mineral • Metal spot price is almost impossible to with high value. determine. • Scarce resource: oil companies commonly • From USGS (2019): lease or rent cesium formate for drilling, as much of it can be recovered (about 85%). • The value of 1-gram am
Slide 10: Rare earth demand and value
Demand Value • Demand is expected to outstrip supply • NdPr, Tb, and Dy spot prices have until at least 2030 due the increase in increased up to 430% over the past 2 demand for neomagnets for EVs and years (as of March 1, 2022). other electric motors (e.g., wind turbines, water pumps). • Four key RE
Slide 11: Monumental Exploration Portfolio
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Slide 12: Laguna Blanca in the lithium triangle
• The Laguna Blanca Project is located within the heart of the prolific lithium triangle, a zone within the central Andes high desert that includes Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia. • The Project consists of 23 exploration concessions totaling 5,200 hectares, 100% owned by Lithium Chile through its who
Slide 13: Laguna Blanca Salar fault control
• The long axis of the Laguna Blanca Salar is controlled by a major northwest-southeast trending fault, interpreted to provide a structural conduit promoting brine interaction with felsic volcanics, including thick sequences of ignimbrites (volcanic ash), from which lithium and cesium were leached,
Slide 14: Lithium and cesium in sediment and brine
• Exploration by Lithium Chile demonstrated: • Sediment: • Values including 0.069% cesium and 0.145% lithium. • Near-Surface Brine: • samples taken from the surface lagunas and subsurface samples from shallow 0.5 – 1.3 m deep hand auger holes. • 20 – 40 mg/l cesium and 780 – 1,230 mg/l lithium. • TE
Slide 15: Further exploration and DLE technology
Further exploration work will include: • Solid sediments – core recovery for porosity determination (extractable brine) • Brine flow • Vertical and lateral variations • Changes with time (season and extraction) due to recharge • Correlate brine intervals and porosity/lithology – downhole geophysics
Slide 16: Jemi near Texas REE hub
• Situated very close to Texas, a fast-developing North American hub for the REE industry. • Processing of REE ore from Mt Weld (Lynas Corp) at Blue Line Corp in Hondo, TX. • Deal between MP Materials and GM in Ft Worth, TX. • Newly constructed Tesla Giga Factory, Austin, TX. • Stable mining jurisdi
Slide 17: HREE mineralization hosted in eudialyte
• The HREEs at JEMI are hosted in the mineral eudialyte as dykes, dyklets, veins, and disseminations extending outward into the host carbonate rocks from the intrusion core. • Mineralized zones and dykes are several hundred meters in strike length and range from a few to as much as 10 meters in widt
Slide 18: Eastern Mexican Alkaline Province
• The JEMI project is situated within a northwest trending belt of alkaline rocks referred to as the Eastern Mexican Alkaline Province. • This belt is part of a larger belt of diverse alkaline igneous rocks that extend from Alaska and British Columbia through to central-eastern Mexico. • The diverse
Slide 19: Project area geology
• The geology of the Project area consists of an igneous intrusion complex forming an ellipsoidal core, ranging felsic to mafic in nature. • Dykes at the margin are alkaline with nepheline syenite locally and are elevated in REE. • Igneous bodies intruded into host sedimentary Cretaceous limestone a
Slide 20: Jemi Project compared to peralkaline deposits
• Rare earth mineralization at JEMI exhibits characteristics of other peralkaline intrusion- related HREE deposits globally, including Norra Karr in Sweden, Nechalacho in NWT, Bokan Mountain in Alaska, deposits on the Kola Peninsula in Russia and Dubbo in Australia. Bokan Mountain, AK • In North Ame
Slide 21: Proposed exploration and discovery methods
• The Project is at an early stage with less than 5% explored. • There is 15 km of underexplored HREE-prospective strike length along the margin of Sierra La Vasca intrusive complex. Proposed exploration and discovery methods: • Geophysics: Airborne radiometric and magnetic survey completed – produc
Slide 22: Capital structure
23,571,256 Significant Shareholder 9.9% Discovery Silver [MKT CAP $600M] Issued & Outstanding CUSIP 460,000 615327103 Broker Warrants ($0.20) ISIN CA6153271037 2,075,000 Transfer agent Stock Options ($0.38) Computershare Legal $ 725k AFG LAW LLP Ending June 30
Slide 23: Investment summary
Introduction Member Partners Inforaphics Contact us 23.6M shares outstanding with significant management ownership (20%) and Discovery Silver’s stock issuance subject to 12-month lock-up along with TSX escrows for all pre IPO stock. Jamil Sader, Ph.D. - Extensive experience in rare earth mineral exp
Slide 24: Contact
Introduction Member Partners Inforaphics Contact us , CEO 604-363-4785 jsader@monumentalminerals.com Suite 228 – 1122 Mainland Street Vancouver BC V6B 5L1
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