Camino Minerals Corporation · TSXV:COR
Camino Minerals — Investor Presentation (January 2014)
22 slides from Camino Minerals's investor presentation, Jan 15, 2014
Slide 1: Camino Minerals - Take the road to discovery
CAMINO MINERALS PO Take the road to discoven COR: TSX-V January 15, 2014
Slide 2: Cautionary Notes
CAUTIONARY NOTES Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements Statements contained in this presentation that are not historical fact are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and forward-looking information under the provis
Slide 3: Overview
OVERVIEW • Formed in connection with Goldcorp’s C$300-million acquisition of Canplats Resources Corp. (February, 2010): led by Canplats’ former management • Exploring for precious and base metals in mining-friendly Mexico, focused on discovery opportunities that could result in M&A activity • Advanc
Slide 4: Corporate Snapshot
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT Trading symbol: COR on the TSX-V Date shares listed: April 22, 2010 Issued & outstanding: 96,265,432 Fully diluted: 117,791,432 Management owned (FD): 17% Avg. daily vol. (3 months): 96,820 52-week high/low: $0.13/$0.01 Market capitalization: C$2.0 million approx. Cash position: C
Slide 5: Canplats' Camino Rojo Discovery
CANPLATS’ CAMINO ROJO DISCOVERY Bud Hillemeyer, left, and Perry Durning(i) at Camino Rojo Gordon Davis, Camino’s CEO and Chairman Discovered in 2007, Canplats outlined 3,445,000 ounces gold in measured and indicated resources with additional inferred resources of 555,000 ounces gold in little over a
Slide 6: Management and BOD
MANAGEMENT AND BOD R.E. Gordon Davis, P.Eng. Chairman & CEO & Director Peter de Visser, B.Comm., C.A. CFO Richard Dufresne, P.Geo. VP, Exploration Blaine A. Monaghan, B.A. VP, Corp. Dev. & Corp. Sec. Francois Gaboury, B.Sc. Chief Geologist James W. Tutton, B.Comm. Director David Watkins, M.Sc. Direc
Slide 7: Camino's Projects
CAMIN MINERALS Chihuahua » a ea L \ \ Mecatona 7 \ Coahuila ? < 4 Toreon Saltillo, « Monterrey | 7 Michoacan Goat i Morel puctta ~~, << A Naso
Slide 8: Maijoma Project
MAIJOMA PROJECT • Located in Chihuahua State, Maijoma is over 2,890 hectares (11 sq. miles) in size and is easily accessed by paved and gravel roads • Maijoma was staked by Perry Durning and Bud Hillemeyer just prior to them making the Camino Rojo discovery in 2007 • Never before drill tested, Maijo
Slide 9: Maijoma Project
CAMIN MINERALS Maijoma § : i) Gravity : Anomalies q Shafter P+P 19,160,783 oz Ag (2,445,625 mt @ 7.8 Ag oz/t) «J M+ 23,997,850 oz Ag j Chihuahua 4, , Sta. Eulalia W& 50 mt @ 350 g/t Ag, 8.2% Pb, 7.8% Zn COAHUILA STATE Ye, CHIHUAHUA/ STATE ® town/city % past and producing mines Naica $& 50 km
Slide 10: Maijoma General Terrain
MAIJOMA GENERAL TERRAIN The corridor hosting Maijoma is situated on a splay from a major east-northeast trending crustal structure that extends across northern Mexico to the southern edge of Shafter District 10
Slide 11: Maijoma Project
MAIJOMA PROJECT The main drill target, measuring approximately 1,500 metres by 200 metres, is coincident with gravimetric and IP anomalies, and anomalous zinc-lead-silver surface values 11
Slide 12: Maijoma Geology
MAIJOMA GEOLGY Main drill target also corresponds with a limestone window overlain by younger ignimbrites 12
Slide 13: Maijoma Lead Geochem
CAMIN MINERALS Rock Samples ~ ppm 5000 - 18,900 500 - 5000 250 - 500 150 - 250 50- 150 25-50 <25 Pq. Drillhole \ (proposed) 100 200m Lead Geochem Gravimetric Contour
Slide 14: Maijoma Zinc Geochem
CAMIN MINERALS Rock Samples Zn- ppm ® 5000 - 10,000 © 1000-5000 ¢ 500-1000 + 150-500 <150 Pq. Drillhole \ (proposed) 100 200m Zinc Geochem Gravimetric Contour
Slide 15: Maijoma Silver Geochem
CAMIN MINERALS Rock Samples Ag - ppm m 10-30 = 2-10 a 1-2 <1 P1q_Diithole \ (proposed) 100 200m Silver Geochem Gravimetric Contour
Slide 16: Mecatona Gold-Silver Project
MECATONA GOLD-SILVER PROJECT • Over 2,646 hectares (10.2 sq. miles) in size and located 20 kilometres south of Parral, state of Chihuahua • Favourable geology in an area of historic production • Initial work identified broad vein swarm and an alteration corridor associated with highly anomalous gold
Slide 17: Mecatona Gold-Silver Project
MECATONA GOLD-SILVER PROJECT 17
Slide 18: Rodeo Gold-Silver Project
RODEO GOLD-SILVER PROJECT • Over 3,504 hectares (13.5 sq. miles) in size and located 150 kilometres north of Durango, accessed by paved highway • Rodeo hosts gold and silver mineralization related to a low-sulfidation epithermal system • In 2011, Camino diamond drill tested the 5-km long epithermal
Slide 19: Rodeo Gold-Silver Project
RODEO GOLD-SILVER PROJECT 19
Slide 20: Rodeo East
RODEO EAST Recently discovered 3.5-km long northwest trending area of anomalous gold values 20
Slide 21: Overview
OVERVIEW • Formed in connection with Goldcorp’s C$300-million acquisition of Canplats Resources Corp. (February, 2010): led by Canplats’ former management • Exploring for precious and base metals in mining-friendly Mexico, focused on discovery opportunities that could result in M&A activity • Advanc
Slide 22: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION Camino Minerals Corporation: 1510-999 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC, V6C 2W2 Phone: 604-683-8218 Toll Free: 866-338-0047 E-mail: info@caminominerals.com Web: www.caminominerals.com 22
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