Rjk Explorations Ltd. Class A · TSXV:RJX.A
Rjk Explorations Ltd. Class A — Investor Presentation (October 2021)
28 slides from Rjk Explorations Ltd. Class A's investor presentation, October 2021
Slide 1: Searching for the Source of the 800ct Nipissing Diamond
Cover Searching for the Source of the 800ct Nipissing Diamond TSX-V: RJX.A US OTC: RJKAF Investor Presentation October, 2021 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation contains certain forward-looking information and statements which may not be based on fact, including without limitation, statements regarding the Company’s expectations in respect of its business strategy, the timing of an initial mineral resource and mineral resource p
Slide 3: Investment Highlights 1/3
Investment Highlights 1/3 ● 800ct Nipissing Diamond found in the area between 1903-1905, cut & sold in 1906 (details in appendix). Where there’s one large diamond, there should be more located in its kimberlite source. ● RJK discovered 9 large-tonnage kimberlites within 18 months of exploration, nea
Slide 4: Investment Highlights 2/3
Investment Highlights 2/3 ● Preliminary geochemical analysis suggests up to 7 kimberlites originate +/-400km below surface, associated with a subduction zone, which in theory, is where large diamonds originate. ● The first 2 kimberlite samples returned microdiamonds (awaiting 6 more results) althoug
Slide 5: Investment Highlights 3/3
Investment Highlights 3/3 ● Largest underexplored land position within the historical Cobalt silver mining camp (9,112 hectares). ● Excellent infrastructure with logging roads, powerlines and water nearby within walking distance of drilling locations. ● Potential to add significant kimberlite tonnag
Slide 6: Dominant Land Position in the Mining Cobalt Camp
Dominant Land Position in the Mining Cobalt Camp RJK spent the majority of 2019 signing option agreements and staking 9,112+ hectares of land as kimberlites appear in clusters. Areas of interest have been staked or optioned. Cobalt is one of Canada’s only historical mining camps not to see a resurge
Slide 7: Kimberlite Discoveries, Drill Holes, Claims, Faults
Kimberlite Discoveries, Drill Holes, Claims, Faults 2020-2021 drilling found 9 kimberlites, with immense combined tonnage, within a 10 km x 9 km eruption zone. Each kimberlite is deposited between 2-20 m from surface (median 4 m) & more targets remain. The 7 9th kimberlite is beside the Kon kimberli
Slide 8: Example Schematic NE/SW Drill Fence Along Paradis and Robin's Place Kimberlite Bodies
Example Schematic NE/SW Drill Fence Along Axis of Paradis and Robin’s Place Kimberlite Bodies Can create an image or two for side-view of the Paradis/Robin’s Place Kimberlite overburden thin layer, kimberlite, granite bedrock below And below another image for the HSM/Gravel Pit depth view, same thin
Slide 9: Regional Structural Geology
Regional Structural Geology ● Large diamonds often originate in deep-seated continental cratons and plate tectonic subduction zones associated with mobile belts, and rifting. RJK’s land is proximal to a nearby subduction zone, 30 km’s from the Grenville Orogenic Belt. ● The Cross Lake structural fau
Slide 10: Evidence of Super-Deep Origins
Evidence of Super-Deep Origins: Oceanic and super-deep continental diamonds form in the mantle transition zone using subducted carbon, and brought to the lithospheric levels by mantle plumes over great distances. Lithospheric Diamonds and Diamonds of Mixed Origin (as rims over the super-deep diamond
Slide 11: Forsterite/Monticellite Evidence of Extreme Depth Origin
Forsterite/Monticellite Evidence of Extreme Depth Origin A large number of RJK’s KIM samples have been classified as diamond-inclusion forsterites, appearing in megacryst form. Monticellite crystals also coexist with forsterite suggesting a very deep source, where large diamonds are theorized to gro
Slide 12: Notes from Dr. Charles Fipke on RJK's Kimberlites
Notes from Dr. Charles Fipke on RJK’s Kimberlites ● Of the 8 kimberlites analyzed (roughly 12 tonnes of material combined), to date, the geochemistry of the Nicol Kimberlite sample indicates the best potential to host large diamonds, followed by HSM, and Paradis. ● Large quantities of high-magnesium
Slide 13: Indicator Mineral Charts - Ilmenites
Indicator Mineral Charts - Ilmenites ● All ilmenites to the right of the line is prospective for diamondiferous kimberlite sources. ● High Magnesium and high Titanium are considered more prospective Subsequent Dot Plot Chart Kimberlite Identification GL - Gleeson Kimberlite RP - Robin’s Place Kimber
Slide 14: Indicator Mineral Charts - Ilmenites
Indicator Mineral Charts - Ilmenites ● Elevated chromium oxide ilmenites are considered more diamond prospective, and the Nicol Lake indicator >6% chrome is excessively high. ● Ilmenites with higher Magnesium are considered more diamond perspective. Almost all ilmenite indicators from all RJK’s kimb
Slide 15: Indicator Mineral Charts - Clinopyroxenes
Indicator Mineral Charts - Clinopyroxenes ● Increasing chrome and sodium suggest a deep source of the kimberlite. ● The Nicol Lake kimberlite samples suggest an excessively deep source. ● An independent KIM consultant commented the elevated compositions are “pretty spectacular.” 15
Slide 16: Indicator Mineral Charts - Garnets
Indicator Mineral Charts - Garnets Worldwide, 86% of diamond inclusion garnets are G10s Garnet macrocrysts are present, prospective for diamonds However, Canadian diamond mines are generally low in G10s (waiting on additional Garnet plots for each kimberlite) 16
Slide 17: Indicator Mineral Charts - Forsterites
Indicator Mineral Charts - Forsterites Forsterite content is based on the Mg vs. Fe content of the olivine. The magnesian end member of the olivine solid solution series is Forsterite. The iron-rich end member of the olivine solid solution series is Fayalite. The forsterite content is giving you a r
Slide 18: Nicol Lake Historical Land Claims
Nicol Lake Historical Land Claims Possibly the first expedition searching for the source of the Nipissing Diamond In 2020, RJK’s research consultants discovered Richard Lydon and Herman and Hartwig Baruch staked claims around Nicol Lake in February, 1907. These gentlemen were the brothers and best f
Slide 19: Kon Kimberlite
Kon Kimberlite ● 7 microdiamonds [clear white micros] from a 277kg sample of hypabyssal kimberlite and diatreme breccia. ● 44 KIM grain determinations commonly derive from kimberlite originating in the diamond stability field. ● Large kimberlite sill and dike with five known phases. Further study wo
Slide 20: Zimnisky Global Rough Diamond Supply Volume Forecast
Zimnisky Global Rough Diamond Supply Volume Forecast Diamond Analyst Paul Zimnisky noted the pandemic brought about supply destruction, with multiple mines closing. Very few new diamond mines are scheduled to open in the coming years, outside of the Luaxe mine in Angola. Not all diamonds are equal,
Slide 21: Diamond Supply and Demand
Diamond Supply and Demand (Souce: www.paulzimnisky.com) ● Opportunity for a contrarian investment, in a sector rebounding from a 6-year bear market, and historic low. ● Current period of excessive money printing, with the rich becoming richer, and diamond prices near all-time highs. ● Diamond oversu
Slide 22: Bain & Company Rough Diamond Supply/Demand
Bain & Company Rough Diamond Supply/Demand in $, Feb 2021 (market has already rebounded substantially since this publication) 22
Slide 23: Share Structure
Share Structure Class A Subordinate Voting 67,869,334 Class B (multiple voting 5 votes per share) 84,414 Options Expiring Dec 2021 – Feb 2025, $0.075 - $0.235 6,110,000 Class C Convertible Shares 6,950,000 Warrants 3,600,000 @$0.25 and 20,000 @$0.20 3,620,000 Total Outstanding if all shares exercise
Slide 24: Management
Management GLENN C. KASNER, President & CEO: Graduate of the Haileybury School of Mines in 1976, involved in the exploration industry since the age of 16, CEO of RJK since 1998. ROBERT J. MACKAY, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors: Graduate of the Haileybury School of Mines in 1975 and the
Slide 25: Conclusion
Conclusion ● Unique opportunity to discover large diamonds, and solve a century-long Canadian mystery. ● For +/- $2.4 million CAD spent over 1.5 years, RJK has put together a large land package, discovered nine large tonnage, near surface diamondiferous kimberlites, with many additional targets. ● E
Slide 26: Appendix
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Slide 27: Nipissing Diamond Clues
Nipissing Diamond Clues 1907 Baruch Claims ● July 26, 1906 first public report of a diamond discovery, “one of the largest in the world” ● Diamond found by a settler, sometime before 1906. Articles named the stone “The Nipissing Diamond” after the district at the time, which encompassed the Temiskam
Slide 28: Silver Potential
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