Canada Carbon, Inc. · TSXV:CCB
Canada Carbon — Investor Presentation (June 2014)
21 slides from Canada Carbon's investor presentation, June 2014
Slide 1: Canada's First Hydrothermal-Lump-Vein Graphite Mine
June 2014 Canada’s First Hydrothermal-Lump-Vein Graphite Mine Graphite Redefined™
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
Forward Looking Statement Graphite Redefined™ This presentation includes certain statements that may be deemed forward looking statements. All statements in this discussion, other than statements of historical facts, which address future production, reserve potential, exploration activities and even
Slide 3: Introduction
Introduction Graphite Redefined™ Canada Carbon Inc. currently developing a 'High Purity", at surface, Hydrothermal Lump Vein (HLV) graphite property (the Miller project) HLV deposits considered to be extremely rare/valuable, have only been mined in size in Sri Lanka and England Purification wo
Slide 4: Hydrothermal Lump Vein Graphite
Hydrothermal Lump Vein Graphite Graphite Redefined™ HLV also known as Crystalline Vein, currently only produced in Sri Lanka (since the 1800’s) Considered to be nature’s purest form of graphite offering superior electrical and thermal characteristics Most valuable form of natural graphite Hi
Slide 5: Project Locations
Project Locations Graphite Redefined™ Significant Graphite properties located in Quebec 4
Slide 6: Miller Property Map
Miller Property Map Graphite Redefined™ 5
Slide 7: Historic Miller Graphite Mine
Historic Miller Graphite Mine Graphite Redefined™ Location and Infrastructure: 80km west of Montreal in the Grenville Township of Quebec Highway 50, rail and power lines all run through the property All weather industrial road access runs off main roads (Scotch Road) Project Highlights: Shal
Slide 8: Prize Winning Grenville Graphite
Prize Winning Grenville Graphite Graphite Redefined™ Graphite from the Grenville (Miller) Deposit was awarded FIRST PRIZE at the Paris and Glasgow Expositions in the early 1900’s “The quality of the graphite product from the Grenville (Miller) mine is unquestioned and fully equals the Ceylon gra
Slide 9: Miller Graphite Sampling
Miller Graphite Sampling Graphite Redefined™ 2013 sampling from graphite-rich veins returned over 80% Cg Channel sampling and drilling is ongoing for 2014 Metallurgical testing and purification by SGS Lakefield yielded greater than 99.9% Cg following a two-stage hydrometallurgical purification
Slide 10: Miller Sampling Results
Miller Sampling Results Graphite Redefined™ Miller Assay Results – Aug 20, 2013 9
Slide 11: Miller Drilling Results 2013
Miller Drilling Results 2013 Graphite Redefined™ Drillhole Azimuth Inclination From(M) To(M) Interval(M) %Cg VN1-02 -- -90 0 1.35 1.35 7.22 VN2-01 -- -90 1 3 2 32.45 including 0.3 53.6 including 0.9 51.7 3 7.5 4.5 2.51 7.5 9.6 2.1 9.65 VN2-02 60 -45 0 4 4 2.32 DDH13-03 240 -55 0 2 2 1.61 including 0
Slide 12: Miller Floatation Achieves 99.7% C(t)
Miller Floatation Achieves 99.7% C(t) Graphite Redefined™ Canada Carbon was able to achieve exceptional 99.7% C(t) graphite flotation results without chemical treatment A reproducible high yield of large (+65 mesh) graphite crystals at a grade of 99.7% C(t), with the application of the simple flot
Slide 13: Exploration Plan
Exploration Plan Graphite Redefined™ Miller East Block Miller West Block Strategy Timing Strategy Timing Drill Program Q4 2013 Geological Program Q1 2014 Intensive Drill Program Q2 2014 Drill Program Q2 2014 Pre-feasibility / Bulk Sample Q3 2014 Intensive Drill Program Q3 2014 Project Financing: Gra
Slide 14: Graphite Industry
Graphite Industry Graphite Redefined™ Experiencing robust growth due to increased demand in both traditional and new applications Solid price growth predicted A wide array of applications from electronics, fuel cells, solar panels, and lithium-ion batteries, to nuclear reactors, and the steel
Slide 15: Graphite Prices
Graphite Prices Graphite Redefined™ Price per tonne ranges from $600 to $25,000 depending on quality & quantity and is forecasted to increase in price and demand 14 Reference: http://www.northerngraphite.com/index.php/graphite-labs/graphite-price/
Slide 16: Graphite Morphology
Graphite Morphology Graphite Redefined™ Occurs naturally in three forms: flake, amorphous, and vein. Differentiated by molecular structure and grade Layered, planar crystalline structure, and carbon composition makes graphite one of the strongest materials known Also an excellent electrical an
Slide 17: Share Structure – June 2014
Share Structure – June 2014 Graphite Redefined™ Shares 76,323,794 Options 4,607,000 Warrants 26,533,280 Fully Diluted 107,464,074 16
Slide 18: Closing Summary
Closing Summary Graphite Redefined™ Canada Carbon Inc currently developing one of the only Hydrothermal Lump Vein (HLV) graphite projects in the world Surface deposit with excellent infrastructure, on private land and 100% owned Only natural graphite company to announce Nuclear Grade Graphite
Slide 19: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Graphite Redefined™ Mr. R. Bruce Duncan - Executive Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Mr. Duncan brings to Canada Carbon Inc. over thirty years of experience in the capital markets and brokerage industry. He is the Principal of West Oak Capital Partners Inc., which provides strat
Slide 20: Management
Management Graphite Redefined™ Olga Nikitovic, CPA, CA - Chief Financial Officer Ms. Nikitovic is a Chartered Accountant and management consultant with over 28 years of work experience. Ms. Nikitovic worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers for 9 years in both the audit and management consulting departments
Slide 21: Canada Carbon Inc.
Canada Carbon Inc. Graphite Redefined™ R. Bruce Duncan Chief Executive Officer Suite 605 1166 Alberni Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6E 3Z3 Office: 604-638-0971 www.canadacarbon.com [email protected] 20