Arcwest Exploration Inc. · TSXV:AWX
Arcwest Exploration — Investor Presentation (March 2024)
11 slides from Arcwest Exploration's investor presentation, March 2024
Slide 1: Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project
Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project March 2024 Low relief till-covered target area, Rip Porphyry Cu-Mo Project, central B.C.
Slide 2: Cautionary and Forward-Looking Statement Information
Cautionary and Forward-Looking Statement Information This presentation includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements". All such statements, other than statements of historical facts that address exploration drilling, exploitation activities and other related events or de
Slide 3: Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project
Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project ArcWest’s Rip Project is large (4750 ha) and easily accessible on major logging roads just 60 km south of Houston on B.C. Highway 16. In an emerging mineral belt close to past producing mines such as Equity Silver (Newmont) and Huckleberry (Imperial Metals) and
Slide 4: Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project: regional geology
Rip Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project ArcWest’s Rip Project is located in western Stikine Terrane in a prolific belt of Eoceme porphyry Cu-Mo (Huckleberry, Berg, Seel, Sparrowhawk Babine Ox, Whiting Creek, Poplar) and epithermal Bowser Basin Porphyry Au-Ag (Equity Silver, Silver Queen) Belt deposit
Slide 5: Historical IP and Drilling
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Historical IP and Drilling The Rip Project was initially explored by Kennco (1975-1981), which defined a large chargeability anomaly in a mostly till covered area. A small central outcrop area surrounded by till contains multi-stage porphyry-style stockwork Diamond veinin
Slide 6: Porphyry Zonation
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Porphyry Zonation Diamond Composite samples from percussion drill drill hole cuttings were analyzed to define a porphyry- style metal zonation at Rip. A central Cu-Mo core zone 1.5 km in strike Porphyry outcrop length is flanked by a broad zone of Zn-Pb-As- Mn enrichment,
Slide 7: Comparative Footprint
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Comparative Footprint The size of the Rip anomaly compares well with other well-drilled porphyry deposits in the district. All of these deposits have been tested by numerous drill holes and have signficant Cu-Mo (Au-Ag) resources.
Slide 8: Stockwork Zone
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Stockwork Zone Volcanics cut by multistage magnetite and quartz-sulfide stockwork Hornfels with patchy/vein biotite-magnetite-sulfides Intense stockwork to sheeted quartz-sulfide veining in trench
Slide 9: Intrusive Rocks
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Intrusive Rocks Altered porphyry with quartz-sulfide veins 18TRRP003 feldspar-quartz porphyry cut by magnetite- chalcopyrite and quartz-pyrite-chalcopyrite-moly veins 18TRRP001 feldspar-quartz porphyry intrusive cut by magnetite-chalcopyrite (yellow arrows) and quartz- py
Slide 10: Interra Agreement
Rip Cu-Mo Porphyry Project: Interra Agreement In December 2023, ArcWest signed an Earn-In Agreement with Interra Copper to explore the Rip Project with the following terms: To earn an initial 60% interest, Interra is required to fund $2 million of work expenditures over a 4-year period and make stag
Slide 11: Summary
Summary ✓ Rip is road accessible, proximal to highways and a railway, and can be explored year round ✓ The project is fully permitted for drilling and IP ✓ Rip is in an important Late Cretaceous porphyry belt which contains past producing mines and significant Cu-Mo-(Au-Ag) deposits ✓ The Rip target
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