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Premier African Minerals — Investor Presentation (October 2012)
21 slides from Premier African Minerals's investor presentation, October 2012
Slide 1: Premier African Minerals October 2012
SA Premier African Minerals October 2012
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer The document attached hereto and the presentation of which it forms part (together the “Materials”) have been prepared by Premier African Minerals Limited. (“Premier African Minerals”, “Premier” or the “Company”) and are confidential and personal to you and the Materials are furnished to
Slide 3: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation and the information contained herein are not for publication or distribution in the United States (within the meaning of Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act")). The securities offered by the Company have not been and will n
Slide 4: Overview and strategy
Overview and strategy Focus on property with historic exploration, reduced geological risk and potential for rapid advancement such as the RHA Project in Zimbabwe The Company has acquired a wide range of commodities including tungsten, phosphates, lithium and tantalum, rare earth elements and clays,
Slide 5: Premier: Creating value
Premier: Creating value 1 Value Acquisition Phase Acquisition Phase Development Phase Value Phase Access to deal- flow, On acquisition, structure Production, royalty ability to secure asset for entry into Secure resource offtake , IPO or trade development phase definition and or assets at sale feasi
Slide 6: Executive Directors
Executive Directors George Roach: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer • Extensive experience in securing and establishing mineral exploration tenure and operations throughout Africa, including the CAR, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Chad, Mali, Namibia, Zambia and Tanzania • Founding Director and former M
Slide 7: Non-Executive Director
Non-Executive Director Ian Stalker: Non-Executive Director • Chief Executive of Brazilian Gold Corporation, listed on TSX Venture Exchange • Over 30 years of development and operational mine experience in Europe, Africa, and Australia • Former CEO of Berkeley Resources, listed on ASX and AIM • Forme
Slide 8: History of the Group
History of the Group Guided by an experienced management team Premier African Minerals has developed into a well-established company Premier African Minerals’ history: 2007 - formed by George Roach and Bruce Cumming as G and B African Resources Limited 2008 - obtained exploration permits in Togo for
Slide 9: RHA Project – Tungsten (Zimbabwe)
RHA Project – Tungsten (Zimbabwe) Tungsten • An essential component in several key industrial applications • China produces over 75% of world mine production. A move to provide more finished goods in China and slowing of exports in Tungsten concentrates has led to price increases • Tungsten prices (
Slide 10: Katete Project – Rare Earths (Zimbabwe)
Katete Project – Rare Earths (Zimbabwe) Rare Earths • Central to the manufacture of electronics, including mobile phones, LCD and HD televisions, and LED lights • China dominates the market and currently produces approximately 90% of world mine production • Global demand is expected to rise from 125
Slide 11: Other Projects
Other Projects Project Country Property rights Tenure Significant results to date Southern Togo Togo Exploration Permits 1st renewal Exploration target of 108Mt of attapulgite (Phosphates & Clays) 2012 – pending and bentonite .Potential upside of 254 Mt Zulu (Lithium & Zimbabwe Mineral Claim Blocks
Slide 12: Use of funds and timing
Use of funds and timing • Placing to raise up to £1.8m gross on AIM admission. • Anticipated pre-money valuation of £5.0 million • In the 12 month post admission, new funds, net of listing costs will be used as follows: • £448k – planned exploration work and related costs • £310k – maintenance of li
Slide 13: Expected shareholding on admission
Expected shareholding on admission GBP (m) Pre new money valuation 5.0 Capital raise 1.8 Advisory fees converted 0.2 Market capitalisation on Admission 7.0 Shareholder % of the Company Existing investors1,4 33.7% Conversion shares1,2,4 36.2% Richard Dollar option3 4.5% Placing Shares 25.7% Notes: 1.
Slide 14: Investment case
Investment case • Management has a demonstrated track record of project execution and delivery. • Premier African Minerals has prospective projects with mining and development potential. • Focus on in-demand commodities and projects that can be turned to profit. • The Company has established strong
Slide 15: Key commodities and project portfolio
Key commodities and project portfolio
Slide 16: Commodities
Commodities Tungsten Phosphates Lithium/Tantalum An essential component in several key industrial applications Growth in the global Essential components in phosphate market is being electric vehicles, portable An essential component in several fuelled by developing electronics and computers, key ind
Slide 17: Broad Portfolio
Broad Portfolio By actively pursuing diversification across several in-demand commodities, Premier African Minerals is building a portfolio of minerals projects across Africa. Premier’s key projects are located in Zimbabwe and Togo: Zimbabwe Togo 16
Slide 18: Key Operational Areas
Key Operational Areas Zimbabwe Togo Good infrastructure Stable political environment Efficient port at Lomé with Well developed mining tradition bulk handling capability being across several key commodities, expanded including gold, coal, platinum, and nickel West African transport hub Secure proper
Slide 19: Southern Togo - Phosphates
Southern Togo - Phosphates Togo Commodity: Phosphates A large-scale phosphate resource that could be brought into production with a favourable stripping ratio Align along strike of the current SNPT* operations Property Overview Historical Results • Three exploration permits in the southern • Positio
Slide 20: Southern Togo – Clays
Southern Togo – Clays Togo Commodity: Clays (Attapulgite, Ca-Bentonite) A large-scale multi-commodity project in Togo with potential to host commercial volumes of clays Targeting resource of between 108Mt and 254Mt with sufficient test work to confirm applications and marketability for the mineralis
Slide 21: Zulu Project
Zulu Project Zimbabwe Commodities: Lithium & Tantalum Located in south-central Zimbabwe, Zulu is an exploration project in an area of known lithium mineralisation Current work is to complete core assays. Further work will be undertaken when funding is available. Property Overview Historical Results
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