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Lodestar Minerals — Investor Presentation (October 2012)

17 slides from Lodestar Minerals's investor presentation, Oct 16, 2012

  1. Slide 1: ASX Announcement – Investor Presentation

    ASX ANNOUNCEMENT 16 October 2012 COMPANY ter text here SNAPSHOT LODESTAR MINERALS LIMITED ABN: 32 127 026 528 INVESTOR PRESENTATION CONTACT DETAILS Bill Clayton, Managing Director +61 8 9481 5455 Principal Office Level 2, 83 Havelock Street Please find attached a copy of a presentation to investors

  2. Slide 2: Delivering Results in an Emerging Copper Province

    Delivering Results in an Emerging Copper Province October 2012

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer Forward Looking Statements Forward Looking Statements: This document may include forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements concerning Lodestar Minerals’ exploration program and other statements that are not historical facts. When us

  4. Slide 4: Regional Overview

    Regional Overview  Largest land position – Jenkin Thrust Zone & McDonald Well Fault  Proximity to recent discoveries in similar geological terrain  Developing exploration targets – basin margins, structures & domain boundaries Largest land position on key regional structures

  5. Slide 5: Tectonic Margins - Key to Base Metal Exploration in the Yerrida Basin

    Tectonic Margins - Key to Base Metal Exploration in the Yerrida Basin  DeGrussa and Thaduna: base metal camps developing at tectonic margins to the Yerrida Basin  Jenkin and McDonald Well Faults define northern and eastern tectonic margins  Global precedents for development of world class base me

  6. Slide 6: Neds Creek – Part of the Thaduna Camp

    Neds Creek – Part of the Thaduna Camp  TECTONIC MARGIN Eastern margin of the Yerrida Basin Growth fault - a focus for hydrothermal fluids  MAJOR MINERAL SYSTEM Fault controlled mineralisation is characteristic of the Thaduna Camp MCDONALD WELL PROSPECTS Copper anomalies associated with a majo

  7. Slide 7: Little Well Prospect

    Little Well Prospect  Copper gossan identified 3.6km SE of Thaduna  100m strike – further assays awaited, mapping and sampling continuing  Situated on major structural ENE break within de-magnetised zone – alteration?  Hydrothermal breccia association with rock samples reporting up to 1280ppm Cu

  8. Slide 8: McDonald Well – First Pass Drilling

    McDonald Well – First Pass Drilling  Strongly anomalous copper in two areas extending over 7 kms  Aircore drilling - max intercepts in broad spaced drilling:  30m @ 629ppm Cu  10m @ 1160ppmCu  7m @ 1258ppm Cu  Associated with hydrothermal brecciation in black shales & dolomites Emerging as one

  9. Slide 9: McDonald Well North

    McDonald Well North  Strongly anomalous copper in drilling  Blanket-style distribution over 1,000m strike  Lag sampling defines 1600m x 800m Te, Pb-As-Sb associated with elevated copper  Geochemical evidence suggests structural control parallel to earlier first-pass drilling Large copper anomaly

  10. Slide 10: Breccia Hill

    Breccia Hill  Area of Cu-Zn anomaly extending over McDonald Well Fault  800m x 200m Cu-Zn anomaly defines a north west trending zone with evidence of veining and hydrothermal breccias  Rock values up to 410ppm Cu  Drilling will test beneath the outcrops and extend over the McDonald Well Fault Ba

  11. Slide 11: McDonald Well South

    McDonald Well South  Large 2000m x 800m Cu-Zn anomaly extending from McDonald Well Fault over magnetic anomaly  Numerous anomalous copper intercepts in first-pass drilling  Anomaly traverses the geological sequence of shale, black shale & dolomite  Best intersection in drilling - 7m at 1298ppm C

  12. Slide 12: Exploration Programme – Neds Creek

    Exploration Programme – Neds Creek  Little Well Prospect  POW and Heritage Approvals  First stage aircore drilling planned  RC drilling  McDonald Well and Breccia Hill Prospects  Prospect scale mapping and sampling  POW and Heritage Approvals  Aircore/RC drilling  McDonald Well Fault  Exte

  13. Slide 13: Timeline to Deep Drilling

    Timeline to Deep Drilling  Sustained exploration programme to be maintained - drill testing of Neds Creek copper targets in December quarter ACTIVITY Jun-12 Jul-12 Aug-12 Sep-12 Oct-12 Nov-12 Dec-12 Neds Creek surface geochemistry Assay results Neds Creek geochemistry Phase 2 drilling Neds Creek As

  14. Slide 14: A Near Term Re-Rating Opportunity

    A Near Term Re-Rating Opportunity  Neds Creek: results to date comparable to early results of discovery explorers in this province  Re-rating on success can be significant as demonstrated by Sandfire, Sipa and Ventnor Resources. Aircore & RC drilling provides a near term re-rate opportunity ENTERP

  15. Slide 15: Investment Drivers

    Investment Drivers  PRIME GEOLOGICAL SETTING – ANALOGOUS TO MAJOR PROTEROZOIC BASE METAL PROVINCES  IMPORTANT GEOLOGICAL SIMILARITIES BETWEEN DOOLGUNNA AND THADUNA CAMPS  NEDS CREEK AREA DEVELOPING AS A MAJOR REGIONAL COPPER TARGET  DRILL TESTING AT NEDS CREEK AND LITTLE WELL IN DECEMBER QUARTER

  16. Slide 16: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview ASX code LSR Issued Capital 116.5 million shares 4.75 million unlisted options Cash $0.3 million Market capitalisation @ $0.04 $4.6 million Top 20 Shareholders 44% Board and Management Tim Clifton(Chairman) Bill Clayton (Managing Director) David McArthur Mark Pitt Paul Cranney (Co

  17. Slide 17: Lodestar Minerals – October 2012

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