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Havilah Resources — Government of South Australia Department for Trade and Investment webinar (July 2020)
16 slides from Havilah Resources's conference presentation, Jul 28, 2020
Slide 1: Havilah's Critical Minerals
ASX MEDIA RELEASE 28 July 2020 HAVILAH’S CRITICAL MINERALS Havilah Resources Limited (Havilah) is pleased to release a presentation to be given by Havilah’s Technical Director, Dr Chris Giles, at a Government of South Australia, Department for Trade and Investment sponsored webinar later today. Deta
Slide 2: Authorisation and contact details
This release has been authorised on behalf of the Havilah Resources Board by Mr Simon Gray. For further information visit www.havilah-resources.com.au Contact: Dr Chris Giles, Technical Director, on (08) 7111 3627 or email: info@havilah- resources.com.au Registered Office: 107 Rundle Street, Kent To
Slide 3: Critical Minerals in Low Sovereign Risk South Australia
Critical Minerals in Low Sovereign Risk South Australia REE, Cobalt and Tungsten are associated with copper-gold mineralisation in the Curnamona Craton Potential Rare Earth and Cobalt Production as a By-product of Copper-Gold Mining Havilah Resources 1 28/07/2020
Slide 4: REE, Cobalt and Tungsten – Strategic and Critical
REE, Cobalt and Tungsten – Strategic and Critical • REE, Co and W are not scarce, but economic concentrations are geologically restricted and uncommon. • In each case production is dominated by a single country. • China dominates global primary REE (68%) and secondary REE (nearly 100%) production (i
Slide 5: REE, Co & W – A Wide Variety of Modern Age Uses
REE, Co & W – A Wide Variety of Modern Age Uses “In just a period of decades, rare earth elements have seeped deeply into the fabric of modern technology and industry and have proven exceptionally challenging to duplicate or replace.” Global Rare Earth Industry Association Co Co, W Co Co Co Co W Co
Slide 6: Low Sovereign Risk - Mining Friendly South Australia
Low Sovereign Risk - Mining Friendly South Australia An Ethical, Non-Conflict and Secure Source of Critical Minerals Conflict-free, strategic and critical minerals – Rare earth element (REE) and tungsten (W) potential, in association with existing JORC Mineral Resources for copper, gold and cobalt
Slide 7: Curnamona Craton – a New REE, Co & W Province
Curnamona Craton – a New REE, Co & W Province • Elevated REE and W are frequently associated Conceptual open pit to 130m depth with Havilah’s stratabound copper-gold-cobalt mineralised prospects in five separate C structural domes in the Curnamona Copper Belt. D • Emeritus Professor Ken Collerson, a
Slide 8: REE & W in Croziers Copper Prospect
REE & W in Croziers Copper Prospect • Results for a single drillhole (BNG13DD001) at the Croziers copper prospect show elevated levels of the higher value REE (ASX release 7 January 2020). • Using the light-REE lanthanum as a proxy for these elements there is a broad REE mineralisation envelope at C
Slide 9: Critical Minerals in Havilah's Advanced Projects
Critical Minerals in Havilah’s Advanced Projects Kalkaroo Copper-Gold-Cobalt Project (REE potential) • Positive independent prefeasibility study confirms Kalkaroo as the largest undeveloped open pit copper deposit in Australia based on a CuEq 100 Mt Ore Reserve (90% Proved) (havilah-resources-projec
Slide 10: REE & Co Associated With Kalkaroo Copper-Gold Deposit
REE & Co Associated With Kalkaroo Copper-Gold Deposit • Recent drilling has identified highly Oblique 3D view of portion of elevated REE at West Kalkaroo, for example West Kalkaroo showing gold drillhole KKAC0491: 20 metres of 4,152 and REE drillhole intervals ppm TREO*, 1.57 g/t gold and 0.58% copp
Slide 11: Mutooroo Copper-Cobalt Project
Mutooroo Copper-Cobalt Project Concept is for an initial shallow open pit exploiting >1.3% Cu Conceptual open pit to 130m depth and 0.14% Co Measured and Indicated resources followed by underground mining of higher grade Inferred resources C >1.7% Cu and 0.17% Co (refer to JORC resource table at end
Slide 12: High Co Prospectivity in the Mutooroo Region
High Co Prospectivity in the Mutooroo Region Many under-explored high conviction prospects • Mutooroo lies within a very prospective copper-cobalt district that has high discovery potential. • Within 10 km of Mutooroo are numerous prospects WEST MUTOOROO dating from the1960’s with potentially ore-gr
Slide 13: Havilah's Future Critical Minerals Strategy
Havilah’s Future Critical Minerals Strategy • Critical minerals associated with stratabound copper-gold-cobalt mineralisation and copper-cobalt sulphide lodes in the Curnamona Craton hold potential for production of REE, Co and W as by-products of copper-gold mining operations. • Emeritus Professor
Slide 14: Cautionary and Competent Person's Statements
Cautionary and Competent Person’s Statements Cautionary Statement The information contained in this presentation is not financial product advice. The presentation is for information purposes and is of a general and summary nature only. Neither Havilah Resources Limited (Havilah) nor any member of th
Slide 15: JORC Ore Reserve and Mineral Resources
JORC Ore Reserve and Mineral Resources JORC Mineral Resources Resource Copper Cobalt Gold Copper Cobalt Gold Project Classification Tonnes Category % % g/t tonnes tonnes ounces JORC Ore Reserves Measured Oxide 598,000 0.56 0.04 0.08 3,300 200 1,500 Classifica Tonnes Copper Gold Copper tonnes Gold ou
Slide 16: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAILING LIST & CORPORATE Havilah Resources Limited ABN: 39 077 435 520 ASX Code: HAV FIND US ONLINE www.havilah-resources.com.au [>] youtube.com/havilahresources lin} linkedin.com/havilah-resources if} facebook.com/havilah-resources: fa twitter.com/havilah-resour