AUSTRALIA UNITED MINING LIMITED — AGM Information 2012

Nov 29, 2012

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Annual General Meeting Geological Presentation 30 November 2012

Steve Adamson Exploration Manager www.altiusmining.com.au ASX: AYM

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Forward-Looking Statement

This presentation may contain certain forward-looking statements regarding (i) estimated resources and reserves, (ii) planned production and operating costs profiles, (iii) planned capital requirements and (iv) plans, strategies and corporate objectives. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Altius Mining Limited. The forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain and may therefore differ materially from results ultimately achieved. External and other factors may impact the Company and affect the forward-looking statements in this release since its preparation. Subject to applicable law and ASX listing rules, Altius Mining Limited does not intend to publicly update any of the forward-looking statements or any assumptions on which any such forward-looking statement is made.

NSW OVERVIEW:

▪EL7423 Sofala

▪EL7332 Karangi

▪EL7046 Huntingfield

▪El7195 Bullamalito

• ▪EL7159 Beehive

▪EL7036 Gunners

QLD OVERVIEW:

▪Exploration Program ▪Mill Circuit ▪Environment ▪Current and Future Work

Altius’s Current Tenements across NSW & QLD

Hi hli hts – Past Year g g

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NSW

• QLD

• • Development of a regional exploration and mining strategy.

• Air-borne geophysics data acquisition completed on all NSW tenements and interpretation commenced.

• Six high-grade gold niche ore types identified, average grade 30g/t Au.

• Technical team of geologists and field staff employed.

• An audit of the mill and crushing circuit was completed in preparation for mining.

• Air-core drilling program completed at Huntingfield.

  • Additional assessment continued on the EPM to locate additional mill feed within trucking distance of existing infrastructure.

• Exploration strategy developed for Sofala.

• Commenced the development of the exploration strategy for Karangi.

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NSW Projects

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EL7423 Sofala

• Re-interpreted RGC database

• Three conceptual ore shells have been modeled

• Conducted a mapping and rock chip sampling program of adits

• Developed a new exploration model – similar in style to Bendigo

• Additional geophysical targets have been identified for field follow up

image: large quartz vein in an adit at Sofala

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EL7332 Karangi

• Literature Review Completed

• 71 follow up targets identified from the geophysical interpretation plotted for field validation

image: view of Orara-Coramba area (including Karangi)

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EL7046 Huntingfield

• Air-core drilling program completed

• Assay results disappointing, best result was 13.3% Fe

• No additional follow up work warranted

image: The May 2012 drilling program at Huntingfield

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Other Work - NSW

Geophysical Interpretation Completed:

• EL7332 Karangi – generated 71 field targets

• EL7423 Sofala – 30 targets

• EL7195 Bullamalito – 26 targets

• EL7159 Beehive – 21 targets

• • EL7036 Gunners – 41 targets

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QLD Projects

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EPM14498 – Forsayth, ML4317 – Ropewalk & ML3418 – Flying Cow

EXPLORATION

• Developed a regional exploration framework for the Forsayth Project which has been applied to Ropewalk and Flying Cow and used to increase the head grade of the mine.

• Based on the model have located an envelope of high grade ore in the Ropewalk Pit.

• Developed and designed an exploration model to add grade and tonnes to the Flying Cow deposit.

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image: A specimen of high grade sulphide ore from Forsayth

MILL CIRCUT

• Completed the test phase of the ball mill.

• Crusher circuit, gravity circuit and mill circuit audited and found to be functional – inspection carried out by AMC, the mill can be used to recover gravity gold.

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image: the ball mill in QLD

ENVIRONMENT

• Flora and Fauna survey completed by Ecosure on potential location for tailings storage facility.

• Northern Resources Consulting were commissioned in May 2012 to carry out a base line study in preparation for a Level 1 . Environment Authority

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image: a typical tailings dam

Consultancies QLD and NSW

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• QLD and NSW Bill Laing Exploration Increased the known head grade of the Ropewalk Pit from Cost (Geological 2g/t Au to an average of 30g/t. •

• Consultant) Located the structure controlling high grade mineralisation. • Increased the potential gold resource at Flying Cow.

• • Develo ed the ex loration model for Sofala & Karan i. p p g

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• QLD Mining AMC Mill Audit Assessed the capability of the plant to process ore. •

• Cost Develop a plan to dispose of both oxide and sulphide tailing.

• • Focussed on commissioning the gravity circuit = least time, effort and money to develop an immediate cash flow.

• • Expansion of the site to accommodate both oxide and sul hide circuts. p

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• QLD Mining AMC Geotechnical Provides expert opinion on the stability of the ground Cost Study conditions at the Ropewalk Pit and Flying Cow mine sites. • All rock bolting will need to be replaced (shaft full of water).

• • The first few cuts into the Ropewalk shoot may need to be open cut until the ground conditions improve.

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• QLD Mining Ecosure Assess the impact of a tailings storage facility on flora and Cost (Environmental fauna (part of environmental approval). •

• Consultants) Two locations proposed as adequate for tailings facility.

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Consultancies QLD and NSW

	Cost Attribute Description Outcomes
	QLD Mining Cost Northern Resource Consulting • Develops Environmental Management Plan to obtain Level 1 Environment Authority. • Detailed environmental monitoring and management plan. • Groundwater monitoring.
	QLD Mining Cost Landline Consulting • Level 2 Environmental Authority application completed and renewed.
	NSW Exploration Cost Thompson Aviation Pty Ltd • Previous Altius management contracted Thomson Aviation to acquire air-borne geophysical data. • Data acquisition completed by late Dec 2011. • Enables a targeted explorationprogram to beplanned.
	NSW Exploration Cost Eureka Consulting Pty Ltd • Commissioned to carry out 6 geophysical interpretations. • Geophysical data has been reduced, processed and integrated with other exploration material. • All datasets loaded into GIS to allow a thorough interpretation to be undertaken. • Identifies exploration targets for follow upfield work.

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Thank you

ALTIUS MINING LIMITED

AGM Geological Presentation November 2012

Competent Person Statement

The information in this report that relates to exploration results or mineral resources is based on information compiled by Steve Adamson who is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and a full-time employee of Altius Mining Limited. Steve Adamson has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity he is undertaking to qualify as a competent person in the terms of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results , Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’ (JORC Code 2004 Edition). Steve Adamson consents to the inclusion of such information in this report in the form and context in which it appears.