Kalamazoo Resources Ltd. · ASX:KZR
Kalamazoo Resources — Investor Presentation (November 2019)
19 slides from Kalamazoo Resources's investor presentation, Nov 8, 2019
Slide 1: Victoria Minerals Round Up
For personal use only Victoria Minerals Round Up 8 November 2019 T h e C a st l e m a i n e & S o u t h M u c k l e fo r d G o l d P r o j e c t s
Slide 2: Investment Presentation Disclaimer
Investment Presentation Disclaimer For personal use only This Investment Presentation (IP) is not a disclosure document This IP does not purport to contain all the information that a under Chapter 6D of the Corporations Act nor an offer to prospective investor may require in relation to the Company’
Slide 3: Unlocking the exploration potential of Kalamazoo's Victorian Goldfield assets
For personal use only Unlocking the exploration potential of Kalamazoo’s Victorian Goldfield assets covering 445km2 ▪ Acquisition of entire Castlemaine Goldfield in 2018 (5.6 Moz historical production)1 ▪ South Muckleford and Tarnagulla (2.1 Moz and 0.7 Moz historical field production) added 2019 1
Slide 4: The Right Geological Neighbourhood
The Right Geological Neighbourhood 5 900 OO0ME Ef. Higlewoodd Tarnagulla 0.7 Moz! Tarnagulla Gold Project Y South Muckleford Gold Project wane 22 a Castlemaine Gold Project ney eepsapay T '300.000mE ¢ falamazoo Central Victorian Gold Projects Geology & Tenure > Murray Basin Sediments | Tertiary Basa
Slide 5: The Right Geological Neighbourhood
The Right Geological Neighbourhood T 5.880.000 mN So! of Muckleford aes i EL006959 SOUTH MUCKLEFORI EL007021 WEST MUCKLEFORD APPLICATION Clydesdale» Castlemaine Victoria ¢ Kalamaz Central Victoria Gold Project Tenure MGA94 Zone 55 We PION wasze Castlemaine Gold Project 20.000 mE ickleford Gold Proje
Slide 6: High grade only strategy
▪ High grade only strategy. Searching for the next Fosterville i.e. >>10 g/t resources For personal use only ▪ Lower grade or open cut resources simply won’t be viable ▪ Exploration philosophy - do something “different”, explore “smarter” and with minimal environmental and Community disturbance ▪ Se
Slide 7: Under-explored goldfields with limited modern exploration
▪ These goldfields have received only limited, shallow historical drilling For personal use only ▪ They have not seen any systematic modern geophysical exploration techniques ▪ For example, ground geophysical surveys were last conducted in the Castlemaine region in the 1960s by the BMR ▪ Our distinc
Slide 8: Short term exploration programs
▪ Concurrent short (1-3 yr) and medium (3-5 yrs) term programs. For personal use only ▪ Short term: ➢ Several prospects identified already, some are potentially “drill-ready” e.g. Pine Plantation, strike extents of the Shicer Gully Fault ➢ Brownfields exploration e.g. proximal, southern extensions o
Slide 9: Medium term exploration programs
▪ Medium term For personal use only ➢ Literally +100 km strike extent of prospective and often mineralised fault- fold structures to test ➢ Implement “smarter” exploration methodologies i.e. targeted ground geophysical surveys and 3D structural modelling ➢ Identification, evaluation and drill testin
Slide 10: Fosterville vs. Wattle Gully
Fosterville vs. Wattle Gully: For personal use only ▪ Very similar fault-related, structurally controlled mineralisation ▪ Interbedded shale units play a critical role in structural development (flexural slip, fault displacement, dilation) plus act as chemical reductant (Au precipitation) ▪ Best min
Slide 11: Exploring smarter: CSIRO, geophysics, 3D modelling
▪ Literally +100 kms strike extent of prospective (often mineralized) fault/fold For personal use only structures to test - where do you start? ▪ Key ongoing initiatives that try to explore our project areas “smarter” - develop advanced tool kits for future target generation and evaluation ▪ CSIRO C
Slide 12: Regional geology of Castlemaine tenements
▪ Regional geology of For personal use only Castlemaine tenements incl. recorded Au workings, shafts, drill holes, mapped faults and anticlines (Fig. A) ▪ Apparent bias and focus towards known mineralised area (Fig. A) ▪ Note same host rocks and fault-fold structures within southern tenement but wit
Slide 13: Current Program Example: Pine Plantation
Current Program Example: “Pine Plantation” \ peyarrery PPD_009,9 ‘4 Mine shaft RC drill collar \ / 3% \ / al §,397,100mN / 3] vn At / ealhe ( = aft ue { i L = BEEBE Shallow target +. — Antictine fold axis Deep target — i Synoline fold axis —— Logging track —*— Quartz veining Line works (vground) Sha
Slide 14: For personal use only
For personal use only 1. KZR: ASX Announcement 23 October 2019 14
Slide 15: Example: IP Model
Example: IP Model 898053 5897000 5896500 5896000 5895500 5895000 5894500 Y 5893544 15
Slide 16: Example: Combined 3D Model
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Slide 17: Maiden 10,000m diamond drilling program
▪ Maiden 10,000m diamond drilling program For personal use only ▪ Stage 1 (4,000m) commenced in the Pine Plantation 7th Nov 2019 ▪ Testing encouraging results from recent ground geophysical surveys ▪ Along strike from several high-grade bonanza intersections in historical drill holes CGT drilling in
Slide 18: Smarter, low impact exploration approach
▪ Aiming for a smarter, low impact For personal use only approach that minimises disturbance to the environment and community ▪ Advanced Exploration Program ➢ Extensive data research ➢ CSIRO Collaboration Studies ➢ 3D structural geology modelling ➢ IP and Ground Magnetic Surveys ➢ Multi-element Surf
Slide 19: Thank you
For personal use only Thank you Kalamazoo Resources Ltd ACN: 150 026 850 ASX: KZR www.kzr.com.au Luke Reinehr, Chairman / CEO Head Office: Unit 6, 328 Reserve Road Cheltenham 3192, Victoria Phone: +61 3 9988 9007 Email: luke.reinehr@kzr.com.au Perth Office: Suite 7, 8 Clive Street West Perth 6005, W
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