Rokmaster Resources Corp. · TSXV:RKR
Rokmaster Resources — Investor Presentation (June 2014)
38 slides from Rokmaster Resources's investor presentation, June 2014
Slide 1: Rokmaster Resources Corp. Pinaya Copper Gold Project, Peru
ROKMASTER RESOURCES CORP. Pinaya Copper Gold Project‐Peru * * * Mineral resources are reported at various tonnes and grades as presented in Tables 1 and 2 ‐ Pinaya Mineral Resources – on pages 18 and 19, respectively.
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement This presentation contains “forward‐looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities regulations and “forwarding‐looking statements” within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, “forward‐looking
Slide 3: Why RKR
Why (“RKR”) A tightly structured public exploration company with head office in Vancouver, Canada. Tradingg on the Toronto Venture Exchange g ((“TSX.V”)) and on the Lima Stock Exchange g ((“BVL”)) under the symbol: RKR Our focus is simple… develop remarkable opportunities in mining friendly jurisdic
Slide 4: Directors and Management
Directors and Management John M. Mirko, President, CEO, and Director Mr. Mirko has 40 years of extensive experience in the mining industry. His most recent work was with Roca Mines Inc. as a founding Director for nine years, where he was instrumental in putting into production a 500 tonne per day (T
Slide 5: Directors and Management, cont'd
Directors and Management, cont’d Larry Okada C.A., CPA (Wash.), Director Mr. Okada has been involved with a number of public mining companies for 36 years. He is a Chartered Accountant and has been in public practice since 1974 with extensive public finance and accounting experience with Deloitte an
Slide 6: Advisors and Consultants
Advisors and Consultants Mark Rebagliati, P. Eng., Chief Geological Consultant Mr. Rebagliati is a consulting geological engineer and has held positions with a number of major mining companies. He graduated from Michigan Technological University in 1969 with a B.Sc. in Geological Engineering. In 198
Slide 7: Advisors and Consultants, cont'd
Advisors and Consultants, cont’d Luis Igreda, P. Geo, Geological Consultant Mr. Igreda is a consulting geologist with more than 40 years of experience in mineral exploration, development and production. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering from National Mayor Universi
Slide 8: Pinaya Property
Pinaya Property Located in southern Peru 110 km north‐northeast of Arequipa, 7 km off of Glencore Glencore‐Xstrata’s Xstrata s Tintaya Tintaya‐ Antapaccay Mine road. The 192 sq. km Pinaya property covers a 25 km pportion of the south‐ east extension of the newly emerging 300 km long Andahuaylas‐Yaur
Slide 9: Major Porphyry Deposits
Major Porphyry Deposits Ecuador yoolombia |] Brazil Peru mas, | - 2 r Panoro see | & Eocene-Oligocene Aged, Andahuaylas - Bj] Cotabambas a \ Yauri Porphyry-Skarn Cu-Au Belt Southern Copper Las Chancas MMG | Las Bambas iA yp Hudbay = Costancia =f } Las Chancas Cotabambas Las Bambas fandesn ‘Americanf
Slide 10: World Class Porphyry Deposits
World Class Porphyry Deposits (+/‐ Au, Ag, Mo within 200 km of Pinaya) New Investment Name Owner/Operator Copper Resources* x 000’s ($ ($US)) * Las Chancas (1) Southern Peru Unclassified Resource $1,300,000 Cotabambas (2) Panoro 404 Mt @ 0.42% Inf. Exploration 490 Mt @ 0.64% 0 64% M. M Las Bambas (3
Slide 11: Andahuaylas-Yauri Distribution of Porphyry Clusters
Andahuaylas‐Yauri Distribution of Prophyry Clusters 11
Slide 12: Project Infrastructure
Project Infrastructure • 7 km to Tintaya Mine access road • 22 km to Hwy 30B and 142 km to q p or 110 km Arequipa to Juliaca • 50 km to 138 Kv power line • 40 km to rail • 250 km to port 12
Slide 13: Major Companies Adjoining Pinaya Concessions
Major Co.’s Adjoining Pinaya Concessions The 25km longg Pinaya y concession p package g ((46,000 , acres in 192 sq. q miles)) is bounded to the west by BHP and to the east by Orion/Newmont. Target areas circled in white. 13
Slide 14: First Option Terms
First Option Terms Rokmaster has a two part option to earn up to 75% interest in the Pinaya Gold/Copper project. First Option (to earn 51% interest): Annual commitments to earn initial 51% Payments to AM Gold Year Exploration Expenditures Meters Drilling (all amounts in $CDN) Effective Date $400,0
Slide 15: Second Option Terms
Second Option Terms Second Option (to earn an additional 24% interest): • Pay AM Gold an additional $1,300,000. • Incurring no less than an additional $9,700,000 in Expenditures, within 5 years, including a Preliminary Economic Assessment. Assessment NOTE: Any party whose interest in the Joint Ven
Slide 16: Why PINAYA?
Why PINAYA? 1. The Pinaya Porphyry copper‐gold system lies on the SE extension of the well known, but newly emerging Andahuaylas‐Yauri Porphyry Copper‐Gold Belt, on “trend” and on “frequency”, specifically 70km southeast of the Tintaya‐Antapaccay porphyry cluster, in the same tectonic corridor and c
Slide 17: Why PINAYA, cont'd
Why PINAYA, cont’d 5. Several large copper‐gold geochemical anomalies, many several km in size and of similar intensity to the geochemical anomalies overlying the principle mineralized zones, remain untested. Two mineralized trends may be suggested: a Cu‐Au trend (Cu dominant) and an Au‐Cu trend (Au
Slide 18: Property Geology
Property Geology A portion of the Property overlies three significant areas of mineralization including: (i) Intrusive hosted porphyry copper‐gold mineralization associated with mineralized diorite to monzonite composition rock. Mineralization in these rocks is associated with stockwork and sheeted
Slide 19: Geology, cont'd
Geology, cont’d ii) Calc‐silicate skarn assemblages developing in the protolith rocks in the proximal hanging wall to the main WPZ, the Gold Oxide Skarn Zone ("GOSZ") contains Measured, Indicated, and Inferred mineral resources* shown in the table b l below: Table 2: Pinaya Mineral Resources ‐ Gold
Slide 20: PDH 16 and 17 Porphyry Holes
PDH – 16 and 17 Porphyry Holes Stockwork and sheeted veins are common in the mineralized diorite to monzonite dykes and sills which form the core of the NWPZ and WPZ mineralized zones. The strong relationship between hematite altered fault and shear zones at many of the occurrences, zones, occur
Slide 21: Geology, cont'd
Geology, cont’d (iii) Gold mineralization characterized by epithermal quartz‐adularia‐sericite mineral assemblages. Careful documentation of alteration assemblages g associated with several of these mineralized zones shows distinctlyy epithermal gold signatures may be overprinting earlier porphyry a
Slide 22: Minas Jorge Zone, Epithermal High Grade Au-Ag
Minas Jorge Zone, Epithermal High Grade Au‐Ag Epithermal drill target area. Values to 46.0 g/t Au, 4,281 g/t Ag from grab samples, 1.2 km east of the resource area, along a 3.5km long structural corridor. 22
Slide 23: Drill Ready and Short Term Opportunities
Drill Ready and Short Term Opportunities Within the central portions of the claim block and within moderately well defined mineralized zones, Drill Ready Target opportunities include: a. Montana de Oro Zone Oxide Gold Target b. Southeastern Extensions of the Western Porphyry Zone, PDH’s 106 & 137 Ta
Slide 24: Montana Oxide Au Target Area
Montana Oxide Au Target Area a. The position of PDH‐043 – 56.5 m @ 1.12 g/t Au, the five drill holes From 9.0‐65.5 m down hole. collared in the Montana De Oro area is identified by the yellow numbers 45,, 43,, 41,, 40,, 38. The assay data from approximately the upper 70 m of each drill hole clearlyy
Slide 25: PDH's 106 & 137 Strike Extension Target
PDH’s 106 & 137 Strike Extension Target b. Two strongly mineralized drill holes, PDH 106 (185.5 to 238.0 m – 52.5 52 5 m @ 1 1.55 55 g/t Au and 0.08% Cu) and PDH 137 (9.0 to 62.0 m – 53.0 m @ 0.64 g/t Au and 0.12% 0 12% Cu and from 113.0 m to 143.0 m – 30.0 m @ 0.64 g/t Au, nil Cu) are the last dril
Slide 26: Induced Polarization (IP) Survey Anomalies
Induced Polarization (“IP”) Survey Anomalies The extent of ground IP surveys, to date, over the Pinaya concessions is veryy limited. • Extensive copper and gold geochemical anomalies significantly exceed the size of the existing surveys. • The main resource area, and an additional few square km’s ha
Slide 27: ZTEM Airborne Survey
ZTEM Airborne Survey The property has been covered by property scale airborne ZTEM surveys which may provide useful mapping tools but their interpretation relative to other geophysical approaches may be problematic. problematic Interpretations of the 2011 ZTEM airborne data suggest that area of the
Slide 28: NWPZ and WPZ - ZTEM Target
NWPZ and WPZ ‐ ZTEM Target ZTEM interpretation of the main NWPZ and WPZ resource area. The 2‐D section on flight line 1790 cuts the area between the NWPZ and WPZ. These data suggest that a resistivity high extending below the mineralized zone is flaring or increasing at depth. The relatively shallow
Slide 29: Gold-silver soil & rock Geochem Trends
Gold‐silver soil & rock Geochem Trends Twinned zones of anomalous gold in rock are noted in the northwestern map area corresponding to the NWPZ/WPZ and Montana de Oro and Minas Jorge Zones systems. systems 29
Slide 30: Copper soil Geochem-Contoured
Copper soil Geochem‐Contoured Significant copper anomalies have a strike length exceeding 16 km with termination of sample coverage to the north clearly noted on this diagram. No sub‐surface testing has been conducted on the lower 8 km of known soil anomalies. In the Resource Area contours in
Slide 31: Copper Soil Geochem, cont'd
Copper Soil Geochem, cont’d 31
Slide 32: Historical Diamond Drill Core Results
Historical Diamond Drill Core Results Pinaya Project Assay Results (Intercepts of Note)* NOTE: PDH‐16 tested structure (all widths drill indicated) possibilities down dip. *intercepts prior to the 2006 NI 43‐101. 32
Slide 33: Southern Targets
Southern Targets Coincident ZTEM Anomalies over both the Sur Del Denuncio and Saitocco Areas with the top ranked anomaly target being proximal to the Saitocco area of historical Spanish mine workings, 12 km SE of the resource area. 33
Slide 34: Resource Area, Block Model Classification within Optimized Pit Shell
Resource Area, Block Model Classification within Optimized Pit Shell Figure 14.19 14 19 34
Slide 35: Peru - Mining Friendly Country
Peru – Mining Friendly Country Over $12 billion invested in mining projects between 2006-2011, $9 billion in 2012 and $9.5 billion in 2013. During 2013, GDP was 5.2%, lower than 6.1% for 2012. Peruvian Central Bank estimates a GDP growth rate at 6.0% for 2014. The Peruvian Nuevo Sol continued it
Slide 36: Share Structure - Contact Info.
Share Structure – Contact Info. • Tradingg Symbol: y RKR ((TSX.V and BVL)) • Shares outstanding: – 46,420,385 • Fully diluted shares: – 76,541,695 910 – 1050 W. Pender St., Box 33 Vancouver, BC V6E 3Z8 Canada Phone: 604.632.9602 | Fax: 604.689.0288 Email: info@rokmaster.com www.rokmaster.com 36
Slide 37: Appendix I, Notes on Mineral Resources & Deposit References
Appendix I, Notes on Mineral Resources & Deposit References Additional Information Regarding Mineral Resources Qualified Person Antonio M. de Quadros, P. Eng., a “qualified person” within the meaning of National Instrument 43‐101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43‐101”) who is a
Slide 38: Teamwork
Teamwork From left to right: Luis Igreda – P. Geo., Americo Maza – Geo., Ken Konkin – P. Geo., John Mirko, Mark Rebagliati – P. Eng., Cary Pothorin – P. Geo. (seated), Dr. James Oliver – P. Geo. 38
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