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Inside the Copperbelt: A Walkthrough of a Mining Technical Report

Join Marc-Antoine Laporte, P.Geo., Director of Geological Services at SGS, for a live walkthrough of the independent NI 43-101 technical report. Mr. Laporte is one of the report's three Qualified Persons and visited the property in person in 2025. In this session he'll take you through what the SGS team found, how they found it, and what the data does — and does not — yet tell us. What the session covers: • Where the property sits within the Central African Copperbelt, and why the Roan Group host stratigraphy matters • How the 2024 soil geochemistry campaign defined the copper and cobalt anomalies • The property's first-ever drilling programme — 22 reverse circulation holes, 2,219 metres, 1,791 assay intervals — and how the results were interpreted • What a “Property of Merit” report is, and how it differs from a resource estimate • The exploration work SGS has recommended as the next phase • Live Q&A with the presenter Who should attend: investors, analysts, geologists, and anyone following copper-cobalt exploration in the D.R. Congo. Submit any questions to [email protected].

Wed, September 23, 2026 at 10:00 AMendedReplay
Inside the Copperbelt: A Walkthrough of a Mining Technical Report

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Meeting Overview The meeting featured a presentation by Marc-Antoine from SGS, focusing on a mining project in the DRC Copper Belt. The discussion included an overview of the geological studies, soil sampling, and drilling campaigns conducted in the region, as well as the potential for copper and cobalt mineralization. Key Discussion Points - Introduction by Gareth Blore, President of the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business. - Overview of the Canada-Africa Chamber's mission and upcoming events, including the Africa Accelerating Conference. - Presentation by Marc-Antoine on the mining project in the DRC Copper Belt. - Discussion of the geological context of the property, including soil sampling and drilling results. - Evaluation of copper and cobalt anomalies identified in the region. - Potential next steps for further exploration and confirmation of mineralized zones. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next Steps - [Unassigned] : Follow up on the presentat...

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:00] Speaker 1: Well, a very good morning to all gathered [00:02] Speaker 1: here in Canada, across North America, and good afternoon to those elsewhere, both in African markets [00:09] Speaker 1: and around the world. Such a pleasure to have you with us on this platform with 6. I'm Gareth Blore, President of the Canada-Africa [00:16] Speaker 1: Chamber of Business, [00:18] Speaker 1: and as part of our longstanding [00:20] Speaker 1: relationship with SICS, on behalf of our members, we're delighted to be able to have this particular event on the platform, [00:27] Speaker 1: welcoming not 1 but 2 of our members, [00:30] Speaker 1: including SGS, who you'll be hearing from today, profiling 1 of the key projects [00:35] Speaker 1: in the DRC, [00:37] Speaker 1: which has come to the Chamber from among the various discussions and opportunities available through the organization, [00:43] Speaker 1: among members, and indeed to the broader community as well. [00:46] Speaker 1: As we wait for the presentation to begin momentarily, [00:50] Speaker 1: I just wanted to indicate to all who are on this call and in Toronto [00:54] Speaker 1: from October the 6th to the 7th we've got our annual Africa Accelerating Conference. It would be a pleasure to welcome you. Please feel free to send your details if you're not already on the list to askask.canadaafrica.ca. [01:10] Speaker 1: We'll also include information on the event after this webinar, along with a number of other opportunities to join us. Canada Africa Chamber of Business by way of background for 1st time attendees was established [01:21] Speaker 1: in 1994. [01:23] Speaker 1: And for over 3 decades, we've been privileged to focus on [01:26] Speaker 1: acc...