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Havilah Resources — 13th South Australian Exploration and Mining Conference (2016)
26 slides from Havilah Resources's conference presentation, 2016
Slide 1: The Portia Gold Mine
The Portia Gold Mine 13th South Australian Exploration and Mining Conference
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
2 Cautionary Statement The information contained in this presentation is not financial product advice. The presentation is for information purposes and is of a general and summary nature only. Neither Havilah Resources Limited (Havilah) nor any member of the Havilah Group of companies, gives no warr
Slide 3: 2 Hours From Broken Hill In Curnamona Craton
3 2 Hours From Broken Hill In Curnamona Craton
Slide 4: Portia - High Grade Gold 75m Below Surface
4 Portia - High Grade Gold 75m Below Surface Previous drilling defined a JORC resource in base of Tertiary clays and returned high grade bedrock intersections. Next mining objective: Drilling in progress is defining mineable resources in the bedrock beneath the pit floor and along strike. Weathered
Slide 5: A Year Of Achievements And Challenges
5 A Year Of Achievements And Challenges ACHIEVEMENTS Mined first gold ore (early March) Completion of construction of gold processing plant (April) Poured first gold (May) - successfully achieved 2 months ahead of schedule Confirmation of substantial new bedrock gold mineralisation in the pi
Slide 6: Achievements: Portia Processing Plant Construction
Achievements: Portia Processing Plant Construction February 2016
Slide 7: Achievements : First Gold Ore On ROM Pad
7 Achievements : First Gold Ore On ROM Pad April 2016
Slide 8: Achievements : Efficient Gravity Gold Plant
8 Achievements : Efficient Gravity Gold Plant Recovery of free gold Gold plant High grade ore is stockpile operating 24 hours per day and Gold recovering room gold according to design. Riffles Knelson concentr
Slide 9: Achievements: Admiring The Gold !
Achievements: Admiring The Gold ! Gold Recovery On Wilfley Table
Slide 10: Achievements: Havilah’s First Gold Pour
10 Achievements: Havilah’s First Gold Pour May 2016
Slide 11: First Full Quarter Of Production >8,000 oz
First Full Quarter Of Production >8,000 oz 11 Quarter ending Units 31 Oct 20161 Overburden mined BCM 1,392,000 Ore mined t 127,000 Total tonnes processed (wet) t 73,000 Grade processed g/t 3.4 Gold produced oz 8,138 Gold sold oz 9,134 Achieved gold price A$/oz 1,618 C1 Cash Cost A$/oz 402 All-in Sus
Slide 12: Challenges: Pitwall Slips
12 Challenges: Pitwall Slips Geotechnical studies have developed a stable design
Slide 13: Sentry Laser Scanner Pit-wall Monitoring
13 Sentry Laser Scanner Pit-wall Monitoring Clever local technology
Slide 14: Open Pit Today
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Slide 15: Challenges: Water Inflows
15 Challenges: Water Inflows In pit sumps and pumps – very effective dewatering
Slide 16: Challenges: Abnormally Prolonged Heavy Rainfall
16 Challenges: Abnormally Prolonged Heavy Rainfall From May to October
Slide 17: Highlight : First Bedrock Gold Ore Exposed
17 Highlight : First Bedrock Gold Ore Exposed Light grey clay Light grey clay – unconformable high grade gold contact on ore 2m thick, weathered commonly 5-30 dipping g/t Au. graphitic pelite (bedrock). Gold mineralisation in weathered bedrock to be explored by drilling from pit
Slide 18: Fracture And Bedding Replacement Gold Min.
Fracture And Bedding Replacement Gold Min.
Slide 19: Where To Now ?
19 Where To Now ? Open pit is optimised to capture the maximum ounces of gold (80%) in the base of Tertiary resource – approx. 53,000 ounces. South wall cut back will access additional ore. Additional gold intersected in previous
Slide 20: Focus on Expanding Portia – Plenty of Options
20 Focus on Expanding Portia – Plenty of Portia can potentiallyOptions be expanded to north, south and depth South North 1.7 km Portia Southern Extension Portia Resource Portia Northern Portia North Extension Portia North conceptual open pit Portia open pit Portia bedrock gold target Portia base of
Slide 21: Southern and Depth Extension Drilling
Southern and Depth Extension Drilling Returned some high grade gold intersections PTAC 232: 30.5 metres of 39.3 g/t Au from 63.5 – 94.0 metres PTAC 228: 6.0 metres of 53.6 g/t Au from 68.0 – 74.0 metres PTAC 231: 13.0 metres of 8.4 g/t Au from 79.0 – 92.0 metres PTAC 236: 4.0 metres of 35.4 g/t Au i
Slide 22: Section Through Southern Cutback
Section Through Southern Cutback Good gold grades
Slide 23: Decision To Proceed With Southern Cutback
23 Decision To Proceed With Southern Cutback Will extend Portia mine life by another 12 months
Slide 24: Portia North Oxidised Copper-Gold
24 Portia North Oxidised Copper-Gold Potential to expand Portia operations by another 5 years 18.0 metres of 4.90% Cu and 2.03 g/t Au 32.0 metres of 3.95% Cu and 1.45 Oxidised ore envelope g/t Au within conceptual open 14.0 metres of 3.31% Cu and 1.27 g/t Au pit. 15.0 metres of 2.79% Cu and 1.39 g/t
Slide 25: Near Portia Exploration Benagerie Dome
25 Near Portia Exploration Benagerie Portia Benagerie Dome Dome refers to the large dome- Prospects PACE Drilling Program like structure defined by the aeromagnetics as shown in this Spoilt for choice – multiple image, and repetitions of Portia geology interpreted to be and numerous gold a complex
Slide 26: Contact Details: Havilah Resources Limited
26 Cash flow from gold production Exceptional exploration Contact Details : Havilah Resources Limited upside New project developmen 31 Flemington Street, Glenside, South Australia 5065
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