Triton Minerals Limited · ASX:TON
Triton Minerals — Investor Presentation (May 2014)
22 slides from Triton Minerals's investor presentation, May 29, 2014
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation
For personal use only CORPORATE PRESENTATION 29 May 2014
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer For personal use only This document contains forward-looking statements. These statements relate to future events or our future financial performance. Their accuracy is dependent on known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our or our industry’s actual result
Slide 3: Corporate Snapshot
Corporate Snapshot For personal use only Directors ASX: TON Alan Jenks – Non Executive Chairman Brad Boyle – Managing Director Alf Gillman – Non Executive Director Current Capital Structure 256,306,126 Shares 30,085,713 Unlisted Options Market Cap at 28 May 2014 $34.6M Image 1. RC Drill Rig on site
Slide 4: Graphite
Graphite For personal use only Features: • One of the most common and stable types of carbon • Excellent electrical conductor • Extremely strong cohesive bonds, heat-resistant (to 3000°C) • Resistant to solvents, dilute acids, or fused alkalis • Growing industrial demand from emerging economies • Ch
Slide 5: Graphite
Graphite For personal use only Material Use: • Dry lubricant (Industrial applications) • Medical implants • Reentry shields for missile nosecones • Solid rocket engines • High temperature reactors • Brake shoes and electric motor brushes Image 4. Common uses for Graphite • Fire seals, fitted around
Slide 6: Mozambique Licenses
Mozambique Licenses For personal use only KEY FEATURES • Triton holds 60% interest in Graphite Projects, moving to 80% interest • Consists of 5 granted exploration licenses and 3 applications, covering a total area of about 1,150 square kilometres • Licences adjoin known Graphite mineralisation and
Slide 7: Balama Prospects: Nicanda Hill Prospect
For personal use only Nicanda Hill Prospect BALAMA PROSPECTS BALAMA PROSPECTS
Slide 8: Balama North Project
Balama North Project For personal use only KEY FEATURES • Inferred Resource Graphite Deposit at Cobra Plains • High grade large flake Graphite and Vanadium identified in multiple zones • Extensive Graphitic outcropping of 3.75km also identified in License 5966. • High grade large flake graphite inte
Slide 9: Balama North Project (Cont.)
Balama North Project (Cont.) For personal use only KEY FEATURES • Extensive Graphite mineralisation located in Nicanda Hill and Cobra Plains Prospects • Potential to host multiple large scale flake graphite deposits • Initial RC and Diamond drilling programs completed at Cobra Plains prospect in Oct
Slide 10: Graphite Exploration Targets
Balama North Project (Cont.) For personal use only GRAPHITE EXPLORATION TARGETS Graphite exploration target range for the Balama North prospect of approximately Exploration Target 730Mt to 1,200Mt 480Mt to 800M (11% AUGC) Current Drilling Focus Exploration Target 130Mt to 220Mt Cobra Plains Deposit
Slide 11: Balama North Project (Cont.)
Balama North Project (Cont.) For personal use only KEY FEATURES • Showing potential graphite mineralisation continuity between Nicanda Hill and Cobra Plains prospects • Potential to extend the graphite strike up to 10kms • Multiple drill target areas further defined and to be drill tested • Potentia
Slide 12: Balama North Project (Cont.)
Balama North Project (Cont.) For personal use only KEY FEATURES • RC drill hole (GBNC0005) intercepts 220m of graphite mineralisation from surface and is open at depth • Mineralised zone is likely to continue for some depth beyond the 220m. • Graphite mineralization visually similar to previous Nica
Slide 13: Balama North Project cross section
Balama North Project (Cont.) For personal use only Approx. 750m wide Over 220m Deep Image 12. Cross section showing the geology intersected in RC drill holes GBNC004 to GBNC006. Also included are diamond drill holes TMBD0005 and TMBD0006.The dashed lines depict the general northwest dip of geology i
Slide 14: 103Mt Cobra Plains Deposit
103Mt Cobra Plains Deposit For personal use only Copy of Image 10 from slide 11. Image 13. Oblique view looking north-northwest over the block model of the Cobra Plains deposit. The Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate comprises 103 Million Tonnes (Mt) at an average grade of 5.52% graphitic carbon, co
Slide 15: Preliminary Metallurgical Analysis
Preliminary Metallurgical Analysis For personal use only KEY FEATURES • Preliminary partial metallurgical results from the Cobra Plains deposit shows the total carbon (“TC”) recovery of 96% • The weighted average total graphitic carbon (“TGC”) of the concentrate produced is 94.5%, (including a high
Slide 16: Ancuabe Prospects
For personal use only ANCUABE PROSPECTS
Slide 17: Ancuabe Project
Ancuabe Project For personal use only KEY FEATURES • High grade large flake Graphite identified across project • Historic Production of Graphite (Ancuabe Mine held by AMG Mining) • Licenses completing surround Ancuabe Mine • Numerous Flake Graphite exposures located in north west sector • Constitute
Slide 18: Work Program for 2014-2015
Work Program for 2014-2015 For personal use only Proposed Exploration Plan 2014 2015 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Metallurgical testing of 2013 drilling samples Initial RC and Diamond Drilling Nicanda Hill Mapping, Rock Chip Sampling, Trenching Charmers and Black Hills Scoping Study Reconnaissance drilling Charme
Slide 19: Conclusion
Conclusion For personal use only • 103Mt Inferred Mineral Resource at Cobra Plains Graphite Deposit (4th Largest) • Multiple high grade large flake Graphite and Vanadium mineralisation zones identified throughout the Balama North Project • 10km strike of high grade flake graphite and vanadium minera
Slide 20: Appendix 1 - Peer Company Review
Appendix 1- Peer Company Review For personal use only M tonnes Mt Contained %TGC Company Name (Mt) Graphite Carbon Syrah Resources 1143.2 10.21% 116.7 Graphite One 284.71 4.50% 12.81 Energizer Resources 124.4 6.34% 7.9 Triton Minerals 103 5.52% 5.7 Mason Graphite 61.89 16.35% 10.12 Zenyatta Ventures
Slide 21: Board
Board For personal use only Alan Jenks - Non Executive Chairman Mr. Alan Jenks has over 20 years experience in early stage investments in the junior resource sector. Mr. Jenks’s has predominantly focused on companies which have key projects located in the Australian and African continents. Mr. Jenks
Slide 22: Contact Details
Contact Details For personal use only Brad Boyle Managing Director Triton Minerals Ltd (ACN: 126 042 215) 278 Barker Road, Subiaco WA 6008 Tel: +61 8 6489 2555 Fax: +61 8 9388 1252 bboyle@tritonmineralsltd.com.au Media & Investor Enquiries: Fortbridge +612 9003 0477 Bill Kemmery Tel: +61 400 122 449