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ARIKA RESOURCES LIMITED Capital/Financing Update 2015

Feb 2, 2015

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Suite 6, 245 Churchill Avenue S ubiaco WA 600 8 PO Box 1273 S ubiaco WA 690 4 Phone: +61 8 9 217 3300 | Fax: +61 8 9388 300 6

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ASX Code: PLD 03 February 2015

High Grade Zone including 15.5m at 20.9% ZnEq at Admiral Bay

  • High grade zinc and lead zones identified within the Admiral Bay Zinc Project Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), which is 72Mt at 6.7% ZnEq, emphasise a high grade core zone.

  • Thick high grade intersections identified include: o ABRD001 20m at 14.5% ZnEq from 1321m;

  • ABRD003 8m at 11.5%ZnEq from 1346m;

  • ABRD005 13m at 13.1% ZnEq from 1352m;

  • ABRD006 16m at 8.8% ZnEq from 1342m

  • SS02 19m at 8.3% ZnEq from 1324m and 14m at 17.7%ZnEq from 1369m

  • SS14 15.5m at 20.9% ZnEq from 1471m

  • The MRE is currently limited to 2.1km of a drill tested 18km mineralised corridor

  • A higher‐grade resource zone within the defined resource is currently being assessed

PLD Cor p oration Li m ited ( ASX:PLD ) (“ PLD ” or “ the Company ”) is pl e ased report progress o n the due diligenc e (DD) on th e Admiral Ba y Zinc Projec t , where the review of th e extensive technical dat a base has highligh t ed a numbe r of high gra d e zinc and lead intersecti o ns (Table 1).

The Infe r red Mineral Resource E s timate (MR E ) at Admiral Bay is 72Mt at 6.7% ZnEq (3.1% Zn, 2.9% Pb and 18ppm Ag) and limited to 2. 1 km of a drill tested 18km mineralised corridor, (as announced b y PLD on 25/11/1 4 ). The assessment of th e se high‐gra d e intersecti o ns will form the basis for the compil a tion of a higher g r ade zone wi t hin the MR E .

Drilling b y CRA Expl o ration Pty Ltd in 1986 and 1989, a nd Kagara Z inc Limited in 2008, in t ersected significa n t zones of b ase metal m ineralisatio n , however p ast public r e porting of t h ese results has been limited a nd hence the Company i s providing a JORC Code 2012 compliant present a tion of the d ata. The higher‐g r ade interse c tions are al o ng the trac e of the Ad m iral Fault Z o ne (ABFZ) and are inter p reted to represe n t the trap zone of maximum fluid flo w , and most r e active host rock.

The three best Zn‐ric h intersectio n s with Zn g r ades above 1 0% occur in the central p art of the z o ne in the area drilled in more detail by Kagara. Consi d ering the st y le of miner a lisation and wide‐space d drilling, especially the recon n aissance drilling along t he 15 km m ineralised z one along the ABFZ (o u tside the Mineral Resource Es t imate), it is considered likely that m u ltiple additional higher g rade zones exist and that so m e of these c o uld be of su b stantial scale at the Ad m iral Bay Zinc Project.

Further d rilling will b e required t o define higher‐grade z o nes within the deposit, a nd this ma y improve underst a nding of th e controls o f high‐grade mineralisati o n and of the litho‐struc t ural and g e ophysical signatur e s of high‐gr a de zones, a n d hence ma y allow more effective tar g eting for fu t ure work.

DD is n o w due to b e completed by the end o f February d ue primaril y to the avai l ability of co n tractors. Positive discussions a re progressi n g with a wi d e range of i n vestors an d potential p a rtners to de v elop the Admiral Bay Zinc Project. The Co m pany will ke e p the mark e t informed o f any materi a l changes.

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Figure 1. ABRD001 Core showing sphalerite (zinc sulphide, yellow/brown) and galena (lead sulphide, silver grey); HQ drill core from 1333.0m and 1328.7m depths

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Figure 2. Admiral Bay Zinc Project core viewing and assessment at core shed in Broome.

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Figure 3: Tenements/drill hole locations over 2km MRE within ML2/249 & 18km mineralised corridor

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Figure 4: Plan View of resource area within ML4/249 showing drill holes

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Figure 5: Schematic WNW‐ESE long section of the Admiral Bay Deposit, showing intersections of >4% Zn+Pb (with up to 1m internal waste), ZnEq, Zn & Pb in %, Ag in ppm

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[email protected], 8.3Zn, 4.9Pb, [email protected]%ZnEq,
7.0Z, 5.0Pb, 35.8Ag 4.1Zn, 3.6Pb,
15.1Ag
29.1Ag
[email protected]%ZnEq,
[email protected],
0.1Zn, 16.4Pb,
6.0Zn, 2.0Pb,
7.9Ag
22.6Ag
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[email protected]%ZnEq, [email protected]%ZnEq,
6.0Zn, 1.5Pb, 8.3pb, 2.2Pb,
26.9Ag 27.3Ag
[email protected]%ZnEq,
0.6Zn, 17.3Pb,
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Table 1 Weighted Average Drill hole intersections from the Admiral Bay Mineral Resource area; intersections >4% Zn+Pb, with up to 1m internal waste

Hole ID Easting
MGA
Z51
Northing
MGA
Z51
RL EOH Depth
From
(m)
Int.
(m)
Z
%
n
Pb
%
Ag
ppm
B
a
%
Zn_EQ
ABRD001 428591 1267.1 2.9 4
.8
1.1 21.0 0
.63
6.6
1286.0 5.0 5
.6
0.3 19.8 1
.43
6.4
7874672 91 1431 1316.0 2.0 4
.1
0.7 10.5 1
.96
5.2
1321.0 20.0 8
.3
4.9 35.8 21
.04
14.5
ABRD002 428523 7874521 90 1567 1382.0 2.0 5
.0
1.2 21.0 13
.05
6.8
ABRD003 429133 7874499 90 1454 1346.0 8.0 8
.3
2.2 27.3 10
.46
11.5
ABRD004 428140 1375.0 2.0 4
.6
0.8 21.5 4
.99
6.1
7874692 95 1498 1438.0 1.0 0
.0
8.2 10.0 9
.86
9.0
ABRD005 428208 1276.0 2.0 5
.7
0.9 9.5 6.9
1343.0 2.0 6
.2
1.5 34.0 5
.94
8.8
7874905 96 1469 1347.0 3.0 5
.2
0.9 11.7 3
.54
6.5
1352.0 13.0 7
.0
5.0 29.1 14
.95
13.1
1367.0 5.0 0
.1
6.9 11.2 2
4
7.7
ABRD006 427830 1312.0 2.0 3
.6
1.1 20.5 0
.52
5.4
1321.0 2.0 3
.6
1.5 25.5 13
.66
5.9
1324.0 3.0 5
.8
1.7 22.0 0
.31
8.3
7874916 96 1469 1333.0 7.0 6
.2
1.3 22.9 12
.67
8.2
1342.0 16.0 6
.0
2.0 22.6 12
.36
8.8
1365.0 8.0 0
.8
6.0 15.5 37
.32
7.7
ABRD008 427451 1372.0 1.0 10
.7
1.1 20.0 7
.48
12.5
1376.0 3.0 5
.7
1.2 33.0 5
.6
7.9
7875057 97 1490 1391.0 1.0 4
.4
5.6 15.0 27
.04
10.9
1433.0 1.0 0
.0
18.5 37.0 20.7
ABRD009 429185 1349.0 2.0 3
.4
3.7 22.0 18
.04
7.9
7874683 90 1464 1358.0 3.0 0
.1
4.6 9.7 21
.39
5.3
ABRD010A 427069 7875172 98 1525 1385.0 3.0 5
.0
1.1 28.3 7
.04
7.0
ABRD011 429099 1257.0 2.0 4
.2
1.3 14.0 6.1
7874351 90 1516 1286.0 1.0 8
.2
2.1 12.0 10.9
1416.0 2.0 4
.0
1.1 17.0 7
.54
5.6
ABRD011D2 429099 1254.0 3.0 6
.8
1.7 16.0 9.1
7874351 90 1488 1283.0 1.0 9
.9
2.5 16.0 13.0
1411.0 2.0 5
.1
1.1 16.0 7
.31
6.7
CUDALGARRA
1
428763 1294.0 6.0 5
.0
0.2 23.5 0
.58
5.9
1327.0 12.0 4
.5
1.2 19.5 3
.9
6.3
1384.0 12.0 0
.1
7.0 20.4 7
.36
8.1
7874655 100 1703 1399.0 3.0 0
.5
9.0 18.0 11
.41
10.6
1555.0 3.0 0
.0
5.0 12.0 6
.95
5.6
1591.0 3.0 0
.2
10.9 15.5 0 12.2
DD86SS02 1264.0 2.0 7
.5
2.6 53.8 0
.1
11.8
428883 7874628 92 1754 1285.0 1.5 11
.5
8.3 112.0 0
.09
23.6

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Hole ID Easting
MGA
Z51
Northing
MGA
Z51
RL EOH Depth
From
(m)
Int.
(m)
Z
%
n
Pb
%
Ag
ppm
B
a
%
Zn_EQ
1288.0 2.0 8
.0
1.3 61.3 3
.64
11.2
1294.0 4.0 4
.4
0.8 38.1 0
.46
6.4
1324.0 19.0 4
.1
3.6 15.1 13
.66
8.3
1369.0 14.0 0
.1
16.4 7.9 25
.74
17.7
1513.0 4.0 0
.1
10.1 34.8 2
0.2
11.8
1520.0 1.0 0
.1
12.3 27.5 2
9.3
13.9
1573.0 3.0 0
.0
12.0 14.8 9
.17
13.2
1603.0 7.0 8
.5
1.2 2.1 2
.12
9.8
1666.0 2.0 0
.0
4.8 6.3 5
.27
5.2
1690.0 1.0 0
.0
12.0 13.0 0
.06
13.1
1697.0 2.0 0
.0
26.4 22.0 0
.35
28.6
DD86SS03 425045 1258.0 1.0 8
.8
2.6 20.0 0
.33
12.1
1382.0 11.0 5
.1
3.3 33.4 5
.85
9.6
1610.0 1.0 0
.0
8.0 33.5 2
7.5
9.5
7875850 100 1724 1622.0 3.0 0
.0
4.8 12.8 3
2.3
5.5
1627.0 4.0 0
.0
4.9 19.9 38
.75
5.9
1643.0 6.0 0
.1
5.4 24.8 34
.87
6.6
DD89SS14 428706 1424.0 2.5 5
.1
2.3 15.2 7
.37
8.0
1458.0 1.0 0
.0
15.9 27.5 11
.12
17.7
1471.0 15.5 0
.6
17.3 62.8 1
.51
20.9
7874442 96 1620 1494.5 5.0 0
.0
9.8 45.7 16
.53
11.7
1501.0 2.0 0
.0
5.6 22.0 13
.99
6.6
1505.5 2.5 0
.0
5.6 21.4 2
2.7
6.6
1516.0 2.0 0
.0
4.8 15.5 23
.33
5.5
DD89SS15 428339 1326.0 1.0 2
.4
5.8 75.0 4 10.8
1343.5 1.4 4
.9
0.9 22.5 0
.25
6.5
1348.5 2.5 7
.5
2.5 25.0 2
.28
10.9
1357.0 8.0 6
.0
1.5 26.9 3
.24
8.4
7874789 104 1639 1366.0 4.5 5
.2
2.9 30.6 14
.17
9.2
1372.0 4.0 1
.0
8.0 25.6 11
.87
10.2
1578.0 1.0 0
.0
9.5 22.5 7
.03
10.7
1605.0 2.0 5
.4
0.0 3.0 1
8.1
5.5
1619.0 5.0 0
.1
7.0 19.1 3
4.8
8.0
DD89SS16 429498 7874511 94 1508 1349.0 5.0 6
.1
1.3 33.3 4
.4
8.4

NB Holes n ot reported did not contain intersections e x ceeding the c a lculation threshold

Zinc eq u ivalent (Zn E q) calculati o n parameters are presented in Table 2. The m e tallurgical r e coveries are derived from m etallurgical testwork c o mpleted in 2010. It is PLD’s opini o n that all e lements include d in the met a l equivalent calculation have a reas o nable pote n tial to be recovered an d sold. The calculation for m ula is ZnEq = Zn+1.06Pb+0.03Ag

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Table 2 Zinc Equivalence Parameters

Met
al
Metal
Price
US$
Price in A
units
US$
ssay
Con
Re
centrate
covery
%
Con
Re
centrate
covery
%
Recovere
Unit Pricin
US$
d
g
Z
Fa
nEq
ctor1
Zin
c
1.00/lb 22.04pe
r %
90 19.84 1.0
Lea
d
1.00/lb 22.04pe
r %
95 20.94 1
.06
Silv
er
19/oz 0.61per
ppm
95 0.58 0
.03
1 Appro
ximating to he
ad grade

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Matt Gauci Managing Director T: +61 417 417 907

David Tasker Professional Public Relations T: +61 8 9388 0944

Competent Person Statement

The Aus t ralasian Co d e for Repo r ting of Expl o ration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Res e rves (the ‘JORC C o de’) sets o u t minimum standards, recommend a tions and g uidelines for Public Re p orting in Australa s ia of Explor a tion Results , Mineral Re s ources and O re Reserves. The Inform a tion contai n ed in this announ c ement has b een presen t ed in accor d ance with t he JORC Code and refe r ences to “ M easured, Indicate d and Inferre d Resources are to thos e terms as de f ined in the JORC Code.

The info r mation in t h is report that relates to G eology and Exploration R esults is ba s ed, and fairl y reflects, informa t ion compile d by Mr Gr a ham Jeffres s RPGeo, w h o is a Me m ber of the A ustralian In s titute of Geoscie n tists. Mr Jef f ress is empl o yed by CSA Global Pty L t d, independent resourc e industry co n sultants. Dr Dorli n g has suffic i ent experie n ce which is relevant to t he style of m ineralisatio n and type o f deposit under c o nsideration and to the activity whi c h he is und e rtaking to q ualify as a C ompetent P erson as defined in the 2012 Edition of the ‘Austral a sian Code f or Reportin g of Explor a tion Results , Mineral Resourc e s and Ore R e serves’. Mr Jeffress con s ents to the i nclusion in the report of the matters based on his infor m ation in th e form and c o ntext in whi c h it appears.

All parti e s have con s ented to th e inclusion o f their wor k for the purposes of thi s announce m ent. The interpre t ations and c o nclusions r e ached in thi s report are b ased on cur r ent geological theory an d the best evidenc e available t o the author s at the time of writing. I t is the nature of all scie n tific conclu s ions that they are founded on an assessm e nt of proba b ilities and, however high these probabilities migh t be, they make n o claim for a bsolute cer t ainty. Any e conomic de c isions whic h might be t aken on th e basis of interpre t ations or co n clusions co n tained in thi s report will t herefore ca r ry an eleme n t of risk.

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Th
lim
ture and quality of
annels,
random
ch
ecialised industry stan
ols appropriate tot
estigation, such asd
ndes, or handheld XRF
ese examples should
iting the broad meani
sampling (e.g. cut
ips,
or
specific
dard measurement
he minerals under
own hole gamma
instruments, etc.).
not be taken as
ng of sampling.
The deposit was sam
by Kagara Ltd. A tota
drillholes were vertica
pled using diamond co
l of 21 surface diamo
l.
re drilling (DD) over se
nd drillholes were us
veral drilling campaign
ed for the resourcee
s undertaken by CRA
stimation, of which 1
Exploration Pty Ltd and
1 drilled by Kagara.A
ll
Inc
en
ap
to
lude reference tom
sure sample
repres
propriate calibrationo
ols or systems used.
easures taken to
entivity and the
f any measurement

CRAE drillhole co
collar could be lo
the drillholes (±1

The Kagara drillh
ABRD002, ABRD0
RLs for the unsur
is estimated that

The CRAE drillho
with no assigned
being 88 degrees

Kagara drillholes
o
o
o
llar locations were rec
cated, the rehabilitate
0m) and also the surfa
oles were sited usinga
03, ABRD005, and AB
veyed holes have been
these RLs are within1
les were surveyed eve
azimuth. Because oft
.
were surveyed downh
As part of a larger geo
magnetic deviation to
The second phase ofs
part of this survey, th
the gyro. A compariso
the validity of the mag
The thirdphase of sur
orded from the CRAEe
d drillhole pads weree
ce RL values (±1m).
handheld GPS (appro
RD010 had been accur
estimated based ont
.5m of the true RL.
ry 50‐100m using a sin
he lack of azimuth data
ole in three phases.
physical logging exerc
ol.
urveys was completed
e diamond tail of hole
n of both surveys reve
netic deviation survey
veys was completed b
xploration reports and
asily located. This surv
ximate error ± 5m). At
ately surveyed by licen
he surveyed holes and
gle shot survey tool wh
, the CRAE drillholesw
ise, downhole surveys
by Scientific Drilling In
ABRD009 was surveyed
als only minimal variat
s.
yDownhole Surveys of
checked by Survey No
ey confirmed the app
the time of writing dri
sed surveyors, Survey
ground control provid
ich recorded the devia
ere assumed to be ve
were completed by We
ternational using a Ke
using both the magne
ion in the northing coo
Kalgoorlie usinga SPT
rth. Although only one
roximate locations of
llholes ABRD001,
North using DGPS. The
ed by Survey North. It
tion from vertical only
rtical, with average dip
atherford using a
eper Gyro System. As
tic deviation tool and
rdinate and confirms
north–seeking gyro
As
mi
Pu
sta
pects
of
the
neralisation that are
blic Report. In case
ndard’ work has been
determination
of
Material to the
s where ‘industry
done this would be

Sample collect

For Kagara dril
o
ion procedures for CRA
lholes
The mud rotary pre
samples were not
E core are not docum
collars were collected
analysed
ented
as 10m composite sam
ples by the contractm
ud loggers. These

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n
Commentary
rel
dr
fro
30
mo
wh
sa
mi
no
inf
atively simple (e.g.
illing was used to ob
m which 3 kg was pulv
g charge for fire ass
re explanation mayb
ere there is coarse go
mpling problems. Unus
neralisation
types
dules) may warrant di
ormation.
‘reverse circulation
tain 1 m samples
erised to produce a
ay’). In other cases
e required, such as
ld that has inherent
ual commodities or
(e.g.
submarine
sclosure of detailed
o
o
o
o

Sample prepar

For Kagara dril
o

CRAE samples
hydrofluoric ac
XRF (pressedp

Kagara sample
ICP40Q (4 acid
The diamond core

Core or

Metrem

RQD, ge

Photog

Geologi

Specific

Samplin
The entire lengtho
The HQ core was s
The core was routi
ation procedures forC
lholes:
The samples prepa
pulverised to 90%
were processed by An
id digest with AAS fini
owder XRF; Fusion (Fu
s were processed by S
digest with ICPOES fin
was processed system
ientation based on a n
arks and recoveries.
otechnical and magne
raphs (dry and wet).
cal and structural logg
gravity measurements
g.
f the drill core was sam
ampled as quarter core
nely sampled on 1m in
RAE samples are notd
ration process used w
passing 75µm
alabs and utilised thep
sh); 104‐AAS (perchlor
sion/Specific ion elect
GS Mineral Services an
ish);CSA06V(Leco ana
atically conforming to
ominal “cut line”.
tic susceptibility.
ing.
(20m above the mine
pled.
, and the NQ (ABRD00
tervals, with a minimu
ocumented
as PRP88 whereby upt
rocesses – 103‐AAS (p
ic, nitric, hydrochloric
rode)
d utilised the processe
lyser).
the following routine:
ralised interval and 10
1 – partial) as half core
m interval of 0.25m
o 3.5kg of sample is dr
erchloric, nitric, hydro
and hydrofluoric acidd
s – AAS43B (4 acid dig
m below).
ied, crushed, then
chloric and
igest with AAS finish);
estion with AAS finish)
;
Drilling techniques Dr
op
Ba
dia
dia
typ
wh
ill type (e.g. core,
en‐hole hammer, rota
ngka, sonic, etc.) and
meter, triple or stand
mond tails, face‐sam
e, whether core is or
at method, etc.).
reverse circulation,
ry air blast, auger,
details (e.g. core
ard tube, depth of
pling bit or other
iented and if so, by

The deposit wa
completed by
Kagara.

Kagara 2007‐0
of up to 1,515
sections, 150m
o
o
s sampled using Diam
Kagara Ltd. A total of2
8 drilling programmec
m for a total of 13,137
apart. The drilling com
Precollars drilled with
(ADS) utilising a Krem
HQ core tails drilledw
1,500m – by Boart Lon
ond Drilling (DD) over
1 surface diamond dri
omprised 10 mud rota
.1 rotary and 3,608mo
prised two elements:
a rotary mud rig to de
co K‐600‐T rig; and
ith a diamond core dri
gyear (BL) utilising aU
several drilling campai
llholes were used for t
ry/core holes and one
f diamond drilling. Hol
pths of between 1,200
lling rig to extend each
DR 1500 rig.
gns. The latest drilling
he resource estimation
incomplete pre‐collar
es were drilled on nom
‐1300m – by Australia
hole to a total depth
campaign was
, of which 11 drilled by
hole drilled to depths
inally 400m spaced
n Drilling Services
of approximately

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n
Commentary
Drill Sample Recove
ry
M
ch
ethod of recording and
ip sample recoveries an
assessing core and
d results assessed.

All drilling byK
used in hole A
recoveries of9
agara through the min
BRD001. Logged corer
9% of cored portionso
eralised zones utilised
ecovery is only availab
f the drillholes.
predominantly HQ dia
le for the Kagara drillh
mond core, with excep
oles. The data indicate
tion being NQ core
s excellent average
M
re
of
easures
taken
to
covery and ensure rep
the samples.
maximise
sample
resentative nature

Diamond core w
on the core bloc
o
o
o
o
o
o
as reconstructed intoc
ks. Additionally the dia
Metre marks and reco
RQD, geotechnical an
Photographs (dry and
Geological and structu
Specific gravity measu
Sampling
ontinuous runs for ori
mond core was proces
veries.
d magnetic susceptibil
wet).
ral logging.
rements (20m abovet
entation marking, dept
sed systematically con
ity.
he mineralised interva
hs being checked agai
forming to the followin
l and 10m below).
nst the depth marked
g routine.
W
sa
sa
pr
ma
hether a relationshi
mple recovery andg
mple bias may have
eferential
loss/gain
terial.
p exists between
rade and whether
occurred due to
of
fine/coarse

Sample Recove
bias is not con
ry is generally very hig
sidered material at this
h (99%) within the mi
stage of resource dev
neralised zones. No sig
elopment.
nificant bias is expecte
d, and any potential
Logging W
ge
lev
M
an
hether core and chip
ologically and geotech
el of detail to su
ineral Resource estima
d metallurgical studies
samples have been
nically logged to a
pport appropriate
tion, mining studies

Diamond core
orientation are
DMP core libra

The level of ge
construct a ba
was geotechnically log
recorded in the datab
ry.
ological logging is not
sic resource model. Fu
ged for recovery andR
ase. Kagara core is sto
fully documented; how
ll wireline log suites ar
QD for Kagara drillhol
red in Broome for futu
ever, the drillhole dat
e available for all drillh
es. Information on stru
re reference; CRAE ho
abase contains adequa
oles
cture type and
les are stored in the
te geological detail to
W
qu
ch
hether
logging
is
antitative in nature.
annel, etc.) photograp
qualitative
or
Core (or costean,
hy

Detailed qualit
photographyo
ative logs of lithology
f earlier CRAE core wa
and mineralisation are
s not available for this
available. Additionally
work).
all core was photogra
phed (though some
Th
rel
e total length and
evant intersections log
percentage of the
ged.

All drill core w
as logged in full; summ
ary chip logs of the rot
ary mud sections of th
e holes are also availa
ble.
Sub‐sampling
te
chniques
and
If
core, whether cut or
sawn and whether

For CRAE core
one third core was sam
pled

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RC Code explanatio
n
Commentary
sample preparation qu
arter, half or all core ta
ken.

For Kagara dril
(ABRD001 – pa
lholes the entire lengt
rtial) as half core.
h of the drillcore wass
ampled. The HQ corew
as sampled as quarte
r core, and the NQ
If
ro
or
non‐core, whether riff
tary split, etc. and wh
dry.
led, tube sampled,
ether sampled wet

10m composit
es of rotary mud chips
were collected.
Fo
ap
te
r all sample types, the
propriateness of the
chnique.
nature, quality and
sample preparation

Sample prepar

For Kagara sam
o
ation procedures forC
ples:
The samples preparat
pulverised to 90%pas
RAE samples are notd
ion process used wasP
sing75µm
ocumented.
RP88 whereby up to3
.5kg of sample is dried
, crushed, then
Qu
su
rep
ality control procedu
b‐sampling
stages
resentivity of samples
res adopted for all
to
maximise
.

No QA/QC dat
submitted with

Most QA/QCd
covers only Ba

Blanks
o
o

Standards
o
o

Coarse rejectd
o
o

Pulp Duplicate
o
o

Repeat Assays
o

Repeat Assays
o
a for CRAE is documen
the lab batches thoug
ata pertains to Kagara
and Sr assays. Appare
Kagara – no blank sam
Laboratory – Genalysi
approximate detectio
Kagara – One standar
Laboratory – Genalysi
Only Ba and Sr assaya
uplicates
Kagara – not submitte
Laboratory – not subm
s
Kagara – not submitte
Laboratory – not subm
(same pulp)
Laboratory – Genalysi
original samples
(AAS Respray)
Laboratory‐ Genalysis
ted; discussions with t
h selected duplicatec
’s samples submittedt
nt lack of review of Pb,
ples submitted
s assayed 34 control b
n limits of the assays.N
d was included for eve
s analysed approximat
re referenced, with no
d
itted
d
itted
s documented that 30
documented that 44p
he rig geologists at the
ore was submitted.
o Genalysis. Genalysis
Zn, Cu, and Ag results
lanks. Genalysis review
o details of Pb, Zn, Cu
ry 25 samples in the sa
ely 47 standard sample
details on any analyse
pulp repeats were ana
ulprepeats were anal
time reveal that no st
QA/QC documentation
is a major omission.
of Ba and Sr assays of
and Ag results are giv
mple run. Kagara used
s comprising 3 differe
s for Pb, Zn, Cu and Ag
lysed – re‐assayed ata
ysed – re‐assayed at th
andards or blanks were
(Genalysis, 2008)
blank material at the
en.
Gannet standards.
nt reference materials
elements.
later time than the
e same time as the
.

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RC Code explanatio
n
Commentary

Umpire and Ch
Kagara or CRA
original samples.
eck Assaying – No rou
E. 50pulpsamples from
tine assaying of selecte
CRAE core were re‐a
d samples through an
ssayed byKagara using
umpire laboratory wa
Australian Laboratory
s completed either by
Services(ALS).
M
is
co
fie
easures taken to ensur
representative of th
llected, including for
ld duplicate/second‐ha
e that the sampling
e in situ material
instance results for
lf sampling.

The entire leng

The HQ corew

The core wasr

The mud rotar
analysed
th of the drill core wa
as sampled as quarter
outinely sampled on1
y precollars were colle
s sampled.
core, and the NQ (ABR
m intervals, with a min
cted as 10m composite
D001 – partial) as half
imum interval of 0.25m
samples by the contr
core
act mud loggers. These
samples were not
W
gr
hether sample sizes ar
ain size of the material
e appropriate to the
being sampled.

Sample sizes a
thickness and
elements.
re considered to be ap
consistency of the inte
propriate to accurately
rsections, the sampling
represent the minera
methodology and the
lisation at Admiral Bay
percent value assay r
based on the
anges for the primary
Quality of assay dat
tests
a and laboratory
Th
th
us
co
e nature, quality and
e assaying and labo
ed
and
whether
nsidered partial or tota
appropriateness of
ratory procedures
the
technique
is
l.

CRAE samples
hydrofluoric ac
digest with AA

Kagara sample
for Cu, Fe, Pb,
DP/OES specif
were processed by An
id digest with AAS fini
S finish) for Ca, Mg; XR
s were processed by S
Zn; ICP40Q (4 acid dige
ic fusion with OES finis
alabs and utilised thep
sh) for Cu, Fe, Pb, Zn,A
F (pressed powder XR
GS Mineral Services an
st with ICPOES finish)
h) for Ba and Sr.
rocesses – 103‐AAS (p
g; 104‐AAS (perchloric
F for Ba, Sr; Fusion (Fus
d utilised the processe
for Ag, Ca, Mg, As, Bi,C
erchloric, nitric, hydro
, nitric, hydrochloric a
ion/Specific ion electr
s – AAS43B (4 acid dig
o Cd, Sb; CSA06V (Lec
chloric and
nd hydrofluoric acid
ode) for F
estion with AAS finish)
o analyser) for S;
Fo
ha
pa
inc
re
an
r
geophysical
too
ndheld
XRF
instru
rameters used in dete
luding instrumentm
ading times, calibrati
d their derivation, etc.
ls,
spectrometers,
ments,
etc.,
the
rmining the analysis
ake and model,
ons factors applied

A Wireline suit
collected from
e comprising gamma,
all drill holes
calliper, density, neutr
on, resistivity, SP, temp
erature, sonic and ma
gnetic deviation was
Na
ad
ex
ac
bia
ture
of
quality
c
opted (e.g. standards,
ternal laboratory che
ceptable levels of ac
s) and precision have
ontrol
procedures
blanks, duplicates,
cks) and whether
curacy (i.e. lack of
been established.

Field QAQC pr
included a limi

No external lab
acceptable lev
ocedures included the
ted number of field du
oratory checks werep
els of accuracy and pre
insertion of commerci
plicates of ¼ core.
erformed on samples.
cision.
al standards (one stand
Assay results have be
ard for every 25 samp
en generally satisfacto
les) by Kagara; CRAE
ry demonstrating

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RC Code explanatio
n
Commentary
Verification
of
assaying
sampling
and
Th
by
co
e verification of sign
either
independen
mpany personnel.
ificant intersections
t
or
alternative

No physical co
(SS02, SS14, SS
re was inspected by CS
22, SS24) and all holes
A; however, CSA wasp
drilled by Kagara.
rovided by high qualit
y photographs of thec
ore for CRAE holes
Th
e use of twinned holes
.

Only one hole
ABRD011D2w
has been twinned, byw
as reasonable
edging, due the dept
h and cost of the holes
. Repeatability betwee
n ABRD011 and
Do
pr
(ph
cumentation of prima
ocedures, data verific
ysical and electronic)
ry data, data entry
ation, data storage
protocols.

All core was lo
gged then data was se
nt for validation and st
orage into a relational
database.
Dis
cuss any adjustmentt
o assay data

No adjustment
s were made
Location of data poi
nts
Ac
loc
su
loc
es
curacy and qualityo
ate drill holes (coll
rveys), trenches, mine
ations
used
in
timation.
f surveys used to
ar and down‐hole
workings and other
Mineral
Resource

CRAE drillhole
one collar cou
locations of th

The Kagara dri
ABRD002, ABR
The RLs for the
North. It is est

The CRAE drillh
only with no a

Kagara drillhol
o
o

The thirdphas
collar locations werer
ld be located, the reha
e drillholes (±10m) and
llholes were sited usin
D003, ABRD005, andA
unsurveyed holes hav
imated that these RLsa
oles were surveyed ev
ssigned azimuth. Becau
es were downhole surv
As part of a larger geo
magnetic deviation to
The second phase ofs
part of this survey, th
the gyro. A compariso
the validity of the mag
e of surveys was comp
ecorded from the CRA
bilitated drillhole pads
also the surface RL va
g a handheld GPS (app
BRD010 had been acc
e been estimated base
re within 1.5m of the
ery 50‐100m using as
se of the lack of azimu
eyed in 3 phases.
physical logging exerc
ol.
urveys was completed
e diamond tail of hole
n of both surveys reve
netic deviation survey
leted byDownhole Su
E exploration reportsa
were easily located. T
lues (±1m).
roximate error ± 5m).A
urately surveyed by lic
d on the surveyed hol
true RL.
ingle shot survey toolw
th data, the CRAE dril
ise, downhole surveys
by Scientific Drilling In
ABRD009 was surveyed
als only minimal variat
s.
rveys of Kalgoorlie usin
nd checked by Survey
his survey confirmed th
t the time of writingd
ensed surveyors, Surve
es and ground control
hich recorded the de
lholes were assumed to
were completed by We
ternational using a Ke
using both the magne
ion in the northing coo
ga SPT north–seeking
North. Although only
e approximate
rillholes ABRD001,
y North using DGPS.
provided by Survey
viation from vertical
be vertical.
atherford using a
eper Gyro System. As
tic deviation tool and
rdinate and confirms
gyro tool
Sp
ecification of the grids
ystem used.

The grid system

Earlier CRAEw
is GDA94 Zone 51
ork used AGD84 Zone
51,but Kagara convert
ed all data to GDA94
Qu
ality and adequac
y of topographic

All collar locat
ions have beenpicked
upbymeans of DGPS.
Apart from drillhole co
llar surveys,surveyde
finition of surface

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n
Commentary
co
ntrol.
topography wa
s not essential as a co
nstraint for the top of
the resource model giv
en the depth of them
ineralisation.
Data spacing and di
stribution
Da
Re
ta spacing for repor
sults.
ting of Exploration

Kagara drillhol
horizon within
es were drilled on nom
M4/249
inally 400m spaced se
ctions, 150m apart. Th
is tested the entire 2.7
km mineralized
W
suf
ge
for
es
ap
hether the data spacin
ficient to establish
ological and grade con
the Mineral Resourc
timation procedure(s)
plied.
g and distribution is
the degree of
tinuity appropriate
e and Ore Reserve
and classifications

The data spaci

Geological evid

Lithological pa
continuity

Grade continu

It is considered
support the de
ng and distribution isv
ence is sufficient to im
ckages hosting the min
ity is less well establish
that available data is
finition of Inferred Mi
ery limited
ply but verify geologic
eralisation are discern
ed and given the natu
sufficient to demonstr
neral Resources under
al continuity
ible on seismic imager
re of MVT‐style minera
ate spatial and gradec
the 2012 JORC code.
y and provide evidence
lisation is expected to
ontinuity of the miner
of geological
be complex
alised horizon to
W
ap
hether sample comp
plied.
ositing has been

The mud rotar
analysed
y precollars were colle
cted as 10m composite
samples by the contr
act mud loggers. These
samples were not
Orientation of dat
geological structure
a in relation to
W
ac
str
kn
hether
the
orienta
hieves unbiased sam
uctures and the exte
own, considering thed
tion
of
sampling
pling of possible
nt to which this is
eposit type.

Kagara drillhol
2.7km mineral
es were drilled on nom
ized horizon within M4
inally 400m spaced se
/249
ctions, 150m apart, pe
rpendicular to strike.T
his tested the entire
If
or
mi
int
as
the relationship be
ientation and theo
neralised structures is
roduced a samplingb
sessed and reported if
tween the drilling
rientation of key
considered to have
ias, this should be
material.

Diamond drilli
zones.
ng confirmed that drill
ing orientation did not
introduce any bias reg
arding the orientation
of the mineralised
Sample Security Th
se
e measures taken
curity.
to ensure sample

No informatio
Perth.
n available; it is assume
d that both CRAE and
Kagara organised deliv
ery of samples directly
to the laboratory in
Audits or reviews Th
sa
e results of any au
mpling techniques and
dits or reviews of
data.

In general, dril
surveys for no
resource classi
lhole data was compile
n‐Kagara drillholes sug
fication categories Ind
d to industry standard
gests to remove these
icated and Measureda
. Lack of documentatio
holes from the future
pplied.
n, QA/QC data, and co
resource estimationsw
mplete downhole
here the higher

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RC Code explanatio
n
JO
RC Code explanatio
n
Commentary Commentary Commentary

No detailed va
lidation of the assay da
ta against laboratory
certificates was comple
ted.
Criteria Section 2 JORC Code explan
ation
Commentary
Section 2 Reporting
of Exploration Result
s
Mineral tenementa
nd land tenure status
Type, referencen
and ownership in
material issues wi
joint ventures,p
royalties, nativet
sites, wilderness
environmental set
ame/number, locatio
cluding agreementso
th third parties sucha
artnerships, overridin
itle interests, historic
or national park an
tings.
n
r
s
g
al
d

The Admir
140km sou

The Admir
20/3/2033

The Comp
combinati
cash andc

The tenem
KarajarriP
al Bay Project is locate
th of Broome, Wester
al Bay deposit is locate
and one granted Expl
any has signed an agre
on of cash and shares,
onvertible notes anda
ent is located whollyw
eople(Area A)
d in the central Cannin
n Australia.
d within two granted
oration Licence (EL04/
ement with Kagara Ltd
including $30,000 cash
1.5% NSR to acquire1
ithin Vacant Crown La
g Basin, on the southe
Mining Leases (ML04/2
1610), which is valid un
(in Liquidation) to acq
for an exclusive three
00%, with a further $6
nd and is covered byt
rn edge of the Kimber
44 and ML04/249), wh
til 3/9/2017.
uire the Admiral BayP
month Due Diligence
,000,000 in various mi
he Native Title Determ
ley region some
ich are valid until
roject, via a
Period, $1,000,000 in
lestone payments.
ined Area of the
The security of the
of reporting alo
impediments to
operate in the area
tenure held at the tim
ng with any know
obtaining a licence
.
e
n
to

The minim

The tenem
um annual expenditur
ents are in good stand
e commitment is $248
ing with the WA Depa
,100 and annual rents
rtment of Mines andP
are $46,910.
etroleum (DMP).
Exploration done by
other parties
Acknowledgment
exploration by oth
and
appraisal
er parties.
of

The Admir
acquiredb
exploratio
exploratio
project. Ka

Past work
al Bay deposit was disc
y CRA Exploration (the
n from 1986 to 1992.K
n programme that lead
gara Ltd entered into
has been of a high stan
overed in 1981 by Me
exploration arm of CR
agara Ltd acquired the
to an initial InferredR
Administration in 2012
dard and suitable for
ridian Oil NL during pe
A Limited, now Rio Tin
deposit from CRA Exp
esource, as well as ap
and subsequently Liq
resource estimation.
troleum exploration,a
to Ltd), who undertoo
loration in 2004 and c
re‐feasibility study to
uidation in 2013.
nd was subsequently
k substantial
ompleted an
test the viability of the
Geology Deposit type, geol
of mineralisation.
ogical setting and sty
le

Admiral Ba
Canning B

Admiral Ba
and, to a l
nominally
y lies within the Admi
asin.
y is carbonate‐hosted
esser degree, in the Ca
the deposit is classified
ral Bay Fault Zone, whi
zinc‐lead‐silver‐barium
rribuddy and Goldwye
as a Mississippi Valle
ch separates the Broo
deposit, with minera
r Formations, over am
yType deposit(MVT).
me Platform and Willa
lisation hosted mainly
ineralised strike exten
ra Sub‐basin of the
in the Nita Formation
t of at least 18km;

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ation
Commentary

Admiral Ba
MVT more
ratio of m

Within the
into 2–10m

The stratig
thick), whi
zinc‐rich z

Sulphides

Previousd
up to 15m
to 110‐120

In general
Ordovician
associated
y does not appear tob
like Reocin or Polaris,
ineralised hits in the dr
project area, the surfa
high dunes towardst
raphy is comprised of
ch overlies a variablyd
one and a lower lead‐r
infill dissolution, brecc
rilling indicates that th
thick. The high‐grade
m thick.
, base metal mineralisa
‐age Nita and Goldwy
with calcareous rocks
e a typical mid‐contin
rather than the more
illing is actually very h
ce geology is dominat
he southeast.
a thick sequence of Cr
olomitised siltstone/s
ich zone of mineralizat
ia and fracture porosit
e upper high‐grade Zn
zones described above
tion occurs in the lowe
er Formations over dep
,commonlywith appre
ental MVT. Rather it ap
‘poddy’ Goongewa or
igh for this style of min
ed by Quaternary Aeo
etaceous‐Jurassic‐Perm
hale/limestone – theN
ion.
y and overprint stylolit
‐rich zone is up to 20m
are hosted within a br
r parts of the Siluro‐D
ths of around 1,250m
ciable barite.
pears to be a large an
mid‐continental US or
eralisation.
lian sand. Sand sheets
ian sandstones/siltsto
ita Formation – which
es
thick, whilst the lowe
oad, moderately Zn‐Pb
evonian Caribuddy For
to 1,700m. Mineralisa
d strongly focused
Polish‐style MVTs. The
in the northwest grade
nes (up to 1,200m
is host to an upper
r high‐grade Pb zone is
mineralised, zone up
mation and the
tion is most typically
Drillhole informatio
n
A summary of all
the understandin
results including
following informat
holes:
information material
g of the exploratio
a tabulation of th
ion for all Material dr
to
n
e
ill
See Tables1
and 2, presented inA
ppendix 1
Data aggregationm
ethods
In
reporting
weighting
ave
maximum
and/
truncations (e.g.
and cut‐off grade
and should be stat
Exploration
Result
raging
technique
or
minimum
grad
cutting of high grade
s are usually Materi
ed.
s,
s,
e
s)
al

Result

No top

For tre
s were weighted by sa
or bottom cuts were
atment of data used in
mple intervals
applied
the resource estimat
ion see Section 3 below
Where aggregate
short lengths of
longer lengths of
procedure used
should be state
examples of such
intercepts incorpora
high grade results an
low grade results, th
for such aggregatio
d and some typic
aggregations shouldb
te
d
e
n
al
e

Intersection
including up
s are length weighted
to 2m of internal was
average grades for zon
te
es wider than or equa
l to 2m and greater tha
n 2% Zn or Pb,

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Criteria Section 2 JORC Code explan
ation
Commentary
shown in detail.
The assumptionsu
metal equivalent
stated.
sed for any reporting
values should be clear
of
ly
Zinc Equivalen

Based on Oc
US$2034.26

Metallurgica
a Ag recove
thresholdsm

After review
zinc, lead an
t calculated as ZnE
tober 2014 monthlym
/tonne for Pb
l testwork has predict
ry of 50% was selected
ean the significanceo
of the historical meta
d silver to be recovere
q=0.9Zn+0.85Pb+
etal prices as listed in
ed recoveries in excess
(however it should be
f silver is minor).
llurgical testwork it ist
d and sold.
0.01Ag
www.indexmundi.co
m
of 95% for Pb, 90% f
o
noted that the highly
he Company’s opinio
n
of US$2276.83/tonn
e
r Zn and from 46–54
%
variable grades Ag an
d
that there is a reason
for Zn and
for Ag; consequently
unknown smelter
able potential for bot
h*
Relationship
bet
widths and intercep
ween
mineralisation
t lengths
These
relationsh
important in ther
Results.
If
the
mineralisation wi
hole angle is know
reported. If it isn
down hole length
should be a clear
(e.g. ‘down hole
known’).
ips
are
particular
eporting of Exploratio
geometry
of
th
th respect to the dr
n, its nature shouldb
ot known and only th
s are reported, the
statement to this effe
length, true width no
ly
n
e
ill
e
e
re
ct
t

The minera
1,350m belo

Mineralisati
lised zones at Admiral
w the surface.
on is generally interse
Bay are approximately
cted with near true wid
tabular and flat lyingt
th down hole lengths.
o shallowly dipping, at
a nominal depth of
Diagrams Appropriate map
scales) and tab
should be includ
discovery being
include, but not b
of
drill
hole
appropriate sectio
s and sections (wi
ulations of intercep
ed for any significan
reported These shou
e limited to a plan vie
collar
locations
an
nal views.
th
ts
t
ld
w
d

Refer to Fig
ures in the body of the
report
Balanced reporting Where comprehe
Exploration Resul
nsive reporting ofa
ts is not practicabl
ll
e,

Results from
all drill holes withint
he project tenementsa
re reported

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Criteria Section 2 JORC Code explan
ation
Commentary
representative rep
high grades and
practiced to avoid
Exploration Result
orting of both low an
/or widths shouldb
misleading reporting
s.
d
e
of

The table of
regional hol
drill intersections abo
es are reported
ve includes some isola
ted regional holes with
that intersected mine
ralisation but not all
Other substantivee
xploration data
Other exploration
material, should
(but
not
limi
observations; geo
geochemical surve

size
and
m
metallurgical test
groundwater,
ge
characteristics; p
contaminating sub
data, if meaningful an
be reported includin
ted
to):
geologic
physical survey result
y results; bulk sample
ethod
of
treatmen
results; bulk densit
otechnical
and
roc
otential deleteriouso
stances.
d
g
al
s;
s
t;
y,
k
r

Wireline logg
sonic and ma

Extensive 2D
available for

Metallurgica
ing suites comprising
gnetic deviation area
seismic data both fro
the project area.
l, geotechnical, hydrog
gamma, calliper, densi
vailable for all drill hol
m dedicated surveys at
eological and minings
ty, neutron, resistivity,
es.
Admiral Bay and from
tudies have been com
self‐potential, temper
regional petroleum ex
pleted on the project.
ature, compensated
ploration work are
Further work The nature ands
work (e.g. testsf
depth extensions
drilling).
cale of planned furth
or lateral extensionso
or large‐scale step‐o
er
r
ut

PLD aims to
at AdmiralB
advancing th
design exploration and
ay. Work to increase th
e project. Planned wo
resource evaluationp
e understanding of th
rk includes additionald
rogrammes to test the
e continuity of geology
rilling as well as applic
controls on and conti
and mineralisation ar
ation of suitable geop
nuity of mineralisation
e fundamental to
hysical techniques.
Diagrams clearlyh
possible extension
geological interp
drilling areas, prov
not commerciallys
ighlighting the areas
s, including the ma
retations and futu
ided this information
ensitive.
of
in
re
is

Work is noty
mineralisatio
et sufficiently advance
n.
d to enable delineatio
n of new target areas
and zones of potential
extensions to