Rome Resources Plc · LSE:RMR
Rome Resources — Investor Presentation (June 2023)
22 slides from Rome Resources's investor presentation, Jun 15, 2023
Slide 1: Targeting Success at Bisie North, in the DRC's High Grade Tin Province
I N V E S TO R P R E S E N TAT I O N – J u n e 2 0 2 3 TARGETING SUCCESS AT BISIE NORTH, IN THE DRC’S HIGH GRADE TIN PROVINCE TSXV:RMR FRA:33R
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer 2 This presentation includes “forward-looking statements,” within the meaning of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended and the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, or the “Exchange Act.” Forward-looking statements are not based on historical information and include, wit
Slide 3: Company Insight
Company Insight
Slide 4: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview 4 A strong, highly credentialed Management team and Board of Directors Capitalisation Data(1) Share Price C$ 0.20 Basic S/O(2) M 80.3 Market Cap C$M 16.1 Board and Management Mark Gasson Chief Executive Officer, & Director Patrick Flint Director Jamie Anderson Exploration Manager
Slide 5: Board and Management
Board and Management 5 Mr Gasson is a geologist with 36 years of experience and has been active in South Africa, Tanzania and the DRC since 1986 in gold and base metals exploration and resource development. Mr Gasson served on the Boards of Tiger Resources, Erongo Energy, Alphamin Resources and Taru
Slide 6: Board and Management
Board and Management 6 Mr. Jenkins has been involved in the energy and mining industries since 1990 and possesses business experience and expertise in the areas of hydrocarbon and mineral exploration, corporate finance, corporate administration, and corporate management. Mr. Jenkins is the President
Slide 7: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights 7 Rome acquiring a 51% Interest in the Bisie A significant tin in soil anomaly defined over North tin project, located in the high-grade 5km; strong Cu, Zn and As support Walikale tin province in Eastern DRC First phase diamond drill program completed The anomaly in same geolog
Slide 8: The Rise of Tin
The Rise of Tin
Slide 9: Tin, a future facing metal
Tin, a future facing metal 9 Growing demand • Essential metal to modern electronics • “Tin’s extensive use in solder makes it the metal that glues the technology revolution together” (Ref: Roskill) • Potential future applications include lithium-ion batteries, solar PV, hydrogen economy, carbon capt
Slide 10: Think tin for solder, batteries, chemicals and critical alloys
Think tin for solder, batteries, chemicals and critical alloys 10 Global tin use by application Top tin producers 48% Solder 17% Chemicals 12% Tinplate 30% China 23% Indonesia 10% Peru 9% Myanmar 7% Brazil 7% Lead-acid 7% Tin-Copper 9% Other 6% Bolivia 5% DR Congo 3% Australia 7% Other Ref: Internat
Slide 11: Bisie North Tin Project
Bisie North Tin Project
Slide 12: Location Map
Location Map PR13274 oo PR15130 -.. |< \_| Bisie North Anomaly é ANS? & Alphamin Resources - Mpama North World's highest grade tin mine with an average grade of 4.5% tin Bisie 's [J] Rome Resources Tenement Areas Alphamin Resources Tenement Areas I Granite Field Sn Target Horizon Bisie Airstrip
Slide 13: Tin Anomaly
Tin Anomaly 13 Significant tin in soil anomaly defined over 5km • Two parallel tin anomalies defined over 5km on PR’s 13274 & 15130 – grades from soil sampling up to 0.2% Sn at Mont Agoma Prospect • Artisanal workings at Kalayi Prospect reported up to 1m at 11% Sn within a 10m wide mineralised zone
Slide 14: Drilling
Drilling 14 Initial drilling targeting potential 1,200m high grade tin anomaly (>40ppm Sn) defined at Mont Agoma • Fifteen diamond holes completed for 2,938m at Mont Agoma, testing 300m of strike • Significant sulphide mineralised system defined over a width of 200-250m • Tin mineralisation identifi
Slide 15: Drilling (cont.)
Drilling (cont.) 15 Significant tin, copper & zinc mineralisation defined over 300m of strike at Mont Agoma • Assay results received for first four drill holes – intersected near surface extensions of tin zones. Results included: ― 4.4m at 1.03% Sn from 36m & 1m at 1.3% Sn from 46m (MADD002) ― 11.25
Slide 16: Drilling (cont.)
Drilling (cont.) 16 Tin mineralisation confirmed at Kalayi • Drilling tested 150m of the associated 2,000m tin in soil anomaly at Kalayi – below artisanal workings • Tin mineralisation identified in 2 of the 4 holes drilled • 13m of tin from 40m & 3m of tin from 70m (visible cassiterite and Niton XR
Slide 17: Mineralisation Model at Bisie North
Mineralisation Model at Bisie North 17 Similar style of mineralisation to San Rafael tin mine in Peru (9% of world supply) Mineralisation at San Rafael (Peru) top to bottom (1): • Copper (3-10%), Zinc (2-4%), lead (2%), silver (20- 40g/t) from 5,000m AMSL to 4650m AMSL Transition Zone • Transition z
Slide 18: Deal Terms
Deal Terms 18 An early stage project in a major tin province in eastern DRC • Two licences, PR 13274 & 15130, cover 38.4km2 • Rome to acquire 51% of both permits on the following terms: • Funding CAD$4,000,000 of additional exploration expenditure on both permits • Issue of 48,000,000 shares in shar
Slide 19: Takeaways
Takeaways 19 • Highly anomalous, 5km long, tin in soil anomaly within 8km of Alphamin’s Mpama North 4.5% tin mine • Anomaly in same geological setting & along the same structure which hosts Mpama North • First phase of drilling completed at Mont Agoma, multiple mineralised shear zones intersected ov
Slide 20: Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery 20 Drill core (cassiterite blebs – brown & chalcopyrite) and drill pad preparation
Slide 21: Photo Gallery: Camp & Construction
Photo Gallery 21 Camp & Construction
Slide 22: Thank you
Thank you Rome Resources Limited TSXV: RMR, FRA:33R E: [email protected] W: romeresources.com