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STRIKE RESOURCES LIMITED Investor Presentation 2007
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Investor Presentation
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| TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION | 6 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Strike's Resource is Significant byWorld Standards | |||
| Deposit | Size | Grade Fe% | Compy an |
| Carajas (Brazil) | ~4,300Mt | 65% | CVRD |
| Sishen (S Africa) | ~2,500Mt | 58% | Kumbha |
| Minas-Rio (Brazil) | ~850Mt – 2,000Mt | 40% | MMX/Anglo |
| Yandicoogina (Aus - Pilbara) | ~1,200Mt | 58% | Rio |
| Simandou (Guinea) | ~1200Mt | 64% | Rio |
| Christmas/Cloud Break (Aus-Pilbara) | ~ 350Mt - 2,000Mt | 59% / 58% | Fortescue (FMG) |
| Apurimac/Cuzco (Peru) | ~1,300 Mt | 62 - 64% | Strike (+ 68%) |
| Mt Whaleback (Aus- Pilbara) | ~800Mt | 64% | BHP Billiton |
| West Angelas (Aus- Pilbara) | ~600Mt | 61.5% | Rio / Robe River |
| Hope Downs (Aus- Pilbara) | ~600 Mt | 62% | Rio / Hancock |
| Belinga (Gabon) | ~500Mt | +60% | Chinese group |
| Marandoo (Aus- Pilbara) | ~250Mt | 62% | Rio Tinto |
| TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION14PRELIMINARY ESTIMATED CAPITAL EXPENDITURE | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| *Stage 1 Stage | *Stage 2Stage | *Stage 3Stage | ||
| (2009) | (2010- 2011) | (2013 – 2015) | ||
| 2Mt paUS$Mil | 20Mt paUS $Mil | 40Mt paUS $Mil | ||
| Mine, Plant andInfrastructure | 14 | 650 | 550 | |
| Pipeline | N/A | *500 | *400 | |
| Port | *1 | 350 | 150 | |
| Total | 15 | 1,500 | 1,100 | |
| *Prefeasibilty Studies underway to provide greater CAPEX and OPEX certainty |
| PRELIMINARY ESTIMATED OPERATING COSTS | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2Mt paUS$/tonne | 20Mt pa20MtUS$/tonne | 40Mt pa40MtUS$/tonne | |||
| Mining & Processing | 5 | 8 | 8 | ||
| Transport | 30 | 3 | 4 | ||
| Port | 5 | 2 | 2 | ||
| Infrastructure | 1 | 1 | 1 | ||
| Admin & O/heads | 1 | 1 | 1 | ||
| Total | 42 | 15 | 16 |
| TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION19 | ||
|---|---|---|
| OPERATING CONDITIONS | ||
| CLIMATE | ||
| Apurimac 3500m ASL; CuzcoApurimac 3500m ASL;~4000m ASL 4000m¾ | ||
| Similar elevations to many large mines in Peru¾ | ||
| LABOUR | ||
| Apurimac Project 15km from Andahuaylas with 50,000 population¾ | ||
| Cuzco Project 80km from Cuzco: Peru's second largest city¾ | ||
| POWER | ||
| Existing regional infrastructure¾ | ||
| Gas pipeline within 80km from Apurimac¾ | ||
| Potential for hydro-electric generation¾ | ||
| COMMUNITY RELATIONS | ||
| Local community approvals required for land access and mining¾ | ||
| Company has appointed strong and experienced Community Relations team¾ | ||
| Some approvals in hand; others being negotiated¾ | ||
| Strike's projects will involve negotiations with many communities; Negotiations can be¾complex and time consuming | ||
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