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SUPERIOR RESOURCES LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2021
Sep 6, 2021
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Defining gold and copper Resources in NE QLD
Brisbane Resources Industry Lunch
7 September 2021
Presented by Peter Hwang Managing Director

Disclaimer
Information Purposes: This document is for information purposes only. The information contained in this document does not constitute an offer, invitation, solicitation or recommendation in relation to the purchase or sale of shares in Superior Resources Limited (Superior) in any jurisdiction. The information in this document is provided in summary form, has not been independently verified, and should not be considered to be comprehensive or complete.
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Exploration Results and JORC: The reporting of exploration results and mineral resource estimates in this document reflects the information that was originally reported in market announcements that have been referenced in the body of this document. Superior confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the relevant original market announcement. Investors and any person viewing this document should refer to the market announcements made by Superior (ASX:SPQ), which can be viewed at: http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/announcements.do.

Corporate snapshot


Project portfolio
| Greenvale Project | Nicholson Project | Victor Project |
|---|---|---|
| (SPQ 100%) | (SPQ 100%) | (SPQ 100%) |
| 849 km2 (1,449 km2) | 300 km2 | 438 km2 |
| Gold, Copper-Gold,Nickel-Copper-CobaltPGE, ZincFeasibility Study on highgrade gold deposit1.73Mt @ 2.2 g/t Au for122,000 ounces1Definitive drilling programon a large copper depositNew and substantialmagmatic sulphideNi-Cu-PGE project | Lead-Zinc-Silver (Copper,Cobalt), Uranium5 Tier 1 equivalent MtIsa / McArthur Riverstyle targets2019 drilling confirmedwidespread SEDEXmineralisation systemHighest priority targetsyet to be drilled1 Battery Metals project1 Uranium project | Lead-Zinc-Silver(Copper)Several Tier 1 potentialMt Isa / McArthurRiver style targetsMinimal historicexploration |

1: Refer ASX announcement dated 22 March 2021

Operational snapshot
Defining gold and copper resources at Greenvale
- towards a potential centralised gold and copper mining hub
| Steam EngineGold Deposit1.73Mt @ 2.2 g/t Au(122,000 ounces Au)2 | Bottletree CopperDeposit292m @ 0.22% Cu4incl 18.7m @ 1.12% Cu | Cockie CreekCopper-Gold Deposit13Mt @ 0.42% Cu5(54,600t Cu) | WyandotteCopper DepositExploration Target6:0.4Mt @ 2.2% Cu (8,800t Cu) -1.0Mt @ 1.9% Cu (19,000t Cu) | Voisey'sBay styleNi-Cu-PGEDido, Big Mag, PhantomCreek |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scoping Study (Base Case)3:AUD$2,200/oz assumedgold price70,000oz mined$24.2M cash flow (post tax)242% IRR (post tax)$5.1M CAPEX (preproduction and closure)Feasibility Study | Large deposit scale IP target:2018 hole intersected edgeof intense IP chargeabilityanomaly (292m @ 0.22% Cu)Cu grades vary consistentlywith chargeability response2021 drilling about tocommence:targeting core ofchargeability anomaly | Large IP chargeabilityanomaly beneath copperResource:Associated Au + MoMineral Resourcemodelling underwayPotential porphyry Cu-Ausystem | High grade copperdeposit:Current campaign drillingMineral ResourceEstimate to be establishedNo exploration since 1975 | Voisey'sBay styleNi-Cu-PGE:Highly prospective forVoisey'sBay-style Ni-CuPGE systemsFertile troctoliteintrusions identified byAnglo but not followedup or inadequatelyfollowed up |
2: JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred; Refer ASX announcement dated 22 March 2021
3: Refer ASX announcement dated 27 April 2021
4: Refer ASX announcement dated 25 October 2018

Greenvale Strategic Direction
Centralised gold and copper mining (and Processing) hub
Near-term production Steam Engine
Major Infrastructure
-
275kV GENEX-Kidston Connection Project
-
Gregory Highway
Assessment Pipeline
- Steam Engine
- Wyandotte
- Cockie Creek
- numerous copper and gold prospects

13,000m Drilling Program at Greenvale
-
GOLD (Steam Engine) –
- Pathway to near-term production
- Progressing through Feasibility study
- Expanding Mineral Resource
- Geophysics
-
COPPER (Bottletree) –
- 2,300m 2-stage diamond drilling program imminent
- Targeting high grade copper core
- Following up 2018 hole 292m @ 0.22% Cu
-
COPPER (Wyandotte) –
- 2,115m 2-stage drilling program
- Establish maiden Mineral Resource Estimate
-
COPPER (Cockie Ck) –
- Mineral Resource Estimation (JORC 2012)
- Planning drilling program for end 2021/early 2022
- Targeting large chargeability anomaly beneath current resource

Steam Engine – Progressing towards development 1.73Mt @ 2.2 g/t Au (122,000 oz)
Steam Engine – Highly positive Scoping Study
| Parameter | Base Case @AUD$2,200 /oz | Upside Case @AUD$2,500 /oz | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Summary | |||||
| Overall Cash Flow (post-tax) | AUD$24.2M | AUD$41.0M | |||
| NPV(post-tax)7% | AUD$21.2M | AUD$35.9M | |||
| Internal Rate of Return (IRR) (posttax) | 242% | 410% | |||
| All-in Sustaining Costs (AISC)1 | AUD$1,673 /oz | AUD$1,725 /oz | |||
| Payback Period | 11 months | 9 months | |||
| Funding | |||||
| CAPEX (Pre-Production and Closure) | AUD$5.1M | AUD$5.1M | |||
| Funding Required2 | AUD$10.0M | AUD$9.0M | |||
| Parameter | Breakeven Value | Return on Capital (post-tax) | 475% | 806% | |
| Physical Outputs | |||||
| Gold Price | AUD$1,709 /oz(USD$1,299 @ 0.76 AUD/USD) | Life of Mine (LOM) (Construction toClosure) | ~2.5 years | ~2.9 years | |
| Total Ore | 1.131 Mt | 1.305 Mt | |||
| Gold Grade | 1.79 g/t | Ore Grade | 2.31 g/t | 2.24 g/t | |
| Gold Recovery | 60% | Overall Gold Recovery | 84% | 84% | |
| Steam Engine Lode Ore | Gold Produced and Sold | 70,000 oz | 79,000 oz | ||
Refer ASX announcement dated 27 April 2021
1: AISC calculated in accordance with the 2018 World Gold Council Updated Guidance Note.
2: Includes pre-production CAPEX plus operating losses until profits are generated

Steam Engine – Current program timeline


Bottletree – Large-scale copper-mineralised system

- o Large-scale copper mineralisation identified - 2018
- High grade copper (18.7m @ 1.12% Cu)7
- Broad Cu mineralisation (292m @ 0.22% Cu)
- o Copper grades correlate well with chargeability response
- o Last drill hole (2018) intersected northern edge of mineralisation
Drilling imminent to potentially deliver "discovery hole"

Bottletree – Large-scale copper-mineralised system

- o Large-scale copper mineralisation identified - 2018
- High grade copper (18.7m @ 1.12% Cu)7
- Broad Cu mineralisation (292m @ 0.22% Cu)
- o Copper grades correlate well with chargeability response
- o Last drill hole (2018) intersected northern edge of mineralisation
Drilling imminent to potentially deliver "discovery hole"

Cockie Creek – Cu-Au
- Potential for a significant porphyry Cu-Au deposit
- Current Mineral Resource estimate: 13Mt @ 0.42% Cu9 (JORC 2004), based on strike length of 1.2kms and down to approx. 300m depth
- Significant Au mineralisation with the copper
- Two large, intense IP chargeability targets at depth beneath the defined mineralisation 1800 mN

2200 mN
2000 mE
2200 mE
Central Zone of Copper Mineralisation 2400 mE
B21 B27
P17
B28 B03 B11 B12
B10 B02 B18 B19 B08 B07 B06
P15 P6 P14
P8
P7 P13B05 B01 B04
B29
B20
B15 B16
B09 B17
P20 P19 P18
P5
P12
2000 mN
1800 mN

2200 mN
D4
2600 mE
Wyandotte – High grade copper deposit

Exploration Target8
| Tonnes | SpecificGravity | Cu % | Cu tonnes | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 400,000 | 2.7 | 2.2% | 8,800 | Lower |
| 1,000,000 | 3.0 | 1.9% | 19,000 | Upper |
- To be drilled in current drilling campaign
- Maiden Mineral Resource estimate will be established
- No exploration conducted since 1975
- Potential for down-dip extension of mineralisation
- Ground geophysical surveys to identify larger source of mineralisation

Dido, Phantom & Big Mag – Ni-Cu-Co-PGE

Clear evidence for Voisey's Bay style magmatic sulphide Ni-Cu-PGE systems
- Previous exploration by Anglo American (2012) confirmed evidence for Voisey's Bay geological system
- New tenement applications over Ni-Cu-PGE prospective ground have more than doubled the size of the Greenvale Project
- Many fertile troctolite intrusions identified by Anglo but not followed up or inadequately followed up
- Localised areas of differentiated mafic and ultramafic intrusions (Ovoids and feeder dykes) with high potential for magmatic Ni-Cu-Co-PGE mineralisation identified in high resolution airborne magnetics
- largely unexplored

Big Mag – Ni-Cu-Co-PGE
- A series of mafic and differentiated ultramafic intrusions
- Drill-ready potential Ovoid and Feeder Dyke
- Intense magnetic anomaly target at depth within Ovoid
- Differentiated / layered intrusion appears within potential Feeder Dyke



Copper – 2021 Bull copper market
SPQ has copper well and truly covered
- o SPQ holds the Ordovician Lucky Creek Corridor
- o Intense concentration of copper deposits and prospects
- o Near-term production & Tier-1 prospects, for example:
- Bottletree: large copper system (292 m @ 0.22% Cu including 18.7 m @ 1.12% Cu) (refer ASX announcement dated 30 September 2018)
- Cockie Creek: large Cu-Au porphyry target under near-surface copper mineralization of 13 Mt @ 0.42% Cu (0.25% Cu cut-off)10
- Wyandotte: high grade copper, assessing potential for toll treatment




Nicholson and Victor – Tier 1 Mount
Isa-style zinc-lead-silver-copper targets
- o Located within Carpentaria Zinc Province, which contains 20% of the world's zinc inventory
- o Underexplored – the most likely area to make the next Mount Isa discovery



Nicholson – Nicholson West and Walford South targets
Walford South: Tier 1-potential VTEM, gravity and AMT target
- Coincident VTEM, gravity and associated AMT anomalies
- Anomalies adjacent to al least two major fault structures
- Previous SPQ drilling (3 holes) intersected "classic" well-developed stratiform pyritic shale, typical of McArthur River style mineralisation
Nicholson West: 2019 drilling confirmed presence of SEDEX mineralisation systems (McArthur River and Mt Isa) developed within thick (up to 340 m) Mount Les Siltstone



Board
Board and senior management team have deep exploration and technical expertise coupled with extensive corporate experience

Carlos Alberto Fernicola
Non-Executive Chairman B.Com, FCA, F Fin, FCIS, FCSA, GradDipAdvAcctg, GDippAppFinInv, GDipAppCorpFin
30+ years of experience in accounting, taxation, audit and the financial services industry
Appointed Non-Executive Director in 2014
Fellow of Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australia

Peter Henry Hwang Managing Director B.Sc (Hons), LLB MAIG, MGSA, MQLS
12 years of experience in mineral exploration 18 years in mining and resources law
Geologist – Gold, base metals and diamonds
Lawyer specialising in mining, commercial, M&A, mining infrastructure regulatory and native title law, previously with Freehills, Ashurst and Minter Ellison
Former director of junior resources companies; founding director of ActivEx Limited (ASX:AIV)

Simon James Pooley Non-Executive Director MAusIMM, GAICD
30+ years of experience in base and precious metals exploration, project evaluation, mine development and operation.
Formerly Chief Operating Officer for Novo Resources Corp., General Manager Operations for Millennium Minerals Limited and General Manager Exploration and Business Development for CopperCo Limited.


Investment Summary
- Diverse portfolio of exploration projects with exposure to Au, Cu, Ni-Cu-PGE, Pb-Zn-Ag in world-class mineral provinces, all 100% SPQ owned
- 2021 focus on Greenvale Project strategic programs to progress towards a central Au-Cu processing operation fed by multiple satellite pits
- Numerous copper prospects (small to large tonnage, low to high grade) over 50km mineralised corridor
- Advanced prospects (north-south) comprise Wyandotte (Cu), Cockie Creek (maiden 13Mt @ 0.42% Cu), Steam Engine (Au) and Bottletree (Cu), all with significant expansion potential
- Near-term revenue: Free cash flow from Steam Engine
- The right commodities for the future Cu, Ni, Au (Co + PGE)


Contact Us
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +61 7 3847 2887
Website: www.superiorresources.com.au
