Aton Resources Inc. · TSXV:AAN
Aton Resources — Investor Presentation (January 2021)
25 slides from Aton Resources's investor presentation, January 2021
Slide 1: Exploration – January 2021
EXPLORATION – JANUARY 2021 TSX.V: AAN www.atonresources.com
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
Forward Looking Statement Reference to “Aton Resources”, “AAN”, or “the Company” refers to Aton Resources Inc., the Company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol AAN, or any of its subsidiaries: Alexander Nubia Resources Inc., Alexander Nubia Mining Inc., Seventh Cleo Holdings, Chelsea
Slide 3: Developing the Egyptian Gold Frontier
Exceptional Location Egypt has a rich history of gold exploration dating back to the Old Kingdom and through to British gold exploration at the turn of the 20th century. Developing the Underdeveloped Opportunity With very little mining activity in recent times, the Egyptian Gold Egyptian landscape i
Slide 4: Egypt: The Last Gold Adventure
QUICK FACTS Egypt: The Last № 1 Egypt is Africa’s 3rd largest economy, with GDP growing at 5.6% in 2019 Gold Adventure № 2 The oil and gas sector accounts for >13% of GDP (2018) № 3 Mining equals just 1.2% GDP Egypt has a rich and dynamic history of gold exploration. From the ancient Pharaohs to Wor
Slide 5: Arabian-Nubian Shield
Arabian- Nubian Shield ANS – the product of a ~350 million- year tectonic cycle. Collage of Neoproterozoic volcanic- arc terranes, sedimentary basins, and granites. Terranes separated by ophiolitic suture zones. Neoproterozoic package: 1) Volcanic arcs – volcanic, volcaniclastic, sedimentary and int
Slide 6: Egyptian Eastern Desert
Egyptian Eastern Desert Sinai and Eastern Desert are the mostly NW extent of the ANS, and equivalent of Midtyan Terrane (KSA). ED exposure represents rift-flank uplift on W side of the Red Sea. Interpreted sequence: - Hammamat Group sediments - Dokhan Volcanics - “Younger Granites” (post-orogenic) -
Slide 7: Egyptian Eastern Desert
Egyptian Eastern Desert Numerous gold deposits in the ED. Gold mining dates back to Pharaonic times (Old Kingdom, c. 5,500 years BP) British mining (c. 1904-1912) Sir Bakis (Eradiya), Semna, Sukari, Fatiri, Um Rus, Atallah, Barramiyah, El Sid, Fawakhir, Hammash, Atud, Hutite etc Last mining at El Si
Slide 8: Abu Marawat Concession
0 5km Abu Marawat Concession 2 A 447.7 km2 concession with more than 14 gold projects and targets within the world-renowned Arabian-Nubian Shield 1 Hamama West Mineral Deposit INDICATED 1 3 3.8 Mt @ 1.12 g/t AuEq INFERRED 8.2 Mt @ 1.29 g/t AuEq 2 Abu Marawat Mineral Deposit INFERRED 2.9 Mt, grading
Slide 9: Abu Marawat Concession
Abu Marawat Pre-2019 Concession boundary Concession Excellent near total exposure, except in areas of wadi sands - first cycle of exploration Highly amenable to exploration using RS techniques, satellite imagery, followed up by ground truthing – “boots on ground” approach Several different mineralis
Slide 10: Rodruin
QUICK FACTS № 1 Large, deep underground workings indicate a major ancient mining centre Rodruin № 2 Hosted in a sequence of carbonate rocks Discovered by the Aton Resources team in December 2017, and sedimentary slates and greywackes exploration at Rodruin has been fast-tracked. Large, deep № 3 Au-A
Slide 11: Rodruin
Rodruin SURFACE SAMPLING RESULTS: 65.3m @ 2.84 g/t Au and 5.26% Zn (ROC-009) Grabs up to 321 g/t Au (North Ridge) and 35.3 g/t Au (Spiral Pit) 11
Slide 12: Rodruin Drilling
Phase 1 RC Drilling 50 holes for a total of 4,125m completed, to a maximum of 200m Rodruin depth. Wide zones of gold mineralisation have been intersected from very near to or at surface over large areas of the South Ridge at DRILLING Rodruin. DRILL HOLE RESULTS ROP–003 56m @ 8.20 g/t Au, from surfac
Slide 13: Abu Marawat Concession - Exploration Potential
Abu Marawat Concession - Exploration Potential Abu Gaharish Prospect Bohlog Prospect Structurally controlled intrusion- 3000 year old mining settlement with related Au mineralisation over 5km visible gold identified from several strike length. Surface channel surface samples. Intrusion-related Au sa
Slide 14: Abu Gaharish
Abu Gaharish Abu Gaharish Prospect Structurally controlled possible intrusion-related Au mineralisation over 5km strike length along eastern margin of Gaharish pluton. Also potential cryptic IR mineralisation at Semna East, associated with postulated blind stock Gaharish pluton is a multiphase evolv
Slide 15: Sir Bakis
Sir Bakis Sir Bakis Gold Mine Underground British mine from early 20th century. High grade RESULTS: Au-quartz vein, up to 1.5m wide. Surface trench channel sampling: 109.1m @ 0.21 g/t Au Also possible bulk low-grade IR and 45.85m @ 0.36 g/t Au style Au mineralisation in Surface grabs up to 150 g/t A
Slide 16: Abu Marawat Concession - Exploration Potential
Abu Marawat Concession - Exploration Potential Abu Marawat Deposit Zeno Prospect Safaga South Prospect An established resource with Deep ancient workings on very high Quartz veins over area of several growth potential including 18,000m grade quartz veins, returned assays square kilometres, prelimina
Slide 17: Hamama Deposit
QUICK FACTS № 1 № 2 Shares broad similarities with other VMS deposits in the Arabian-Nubian Shield Main horizon is mineralised over a Hamama № 3 3,000m strike length, and remains open to the east and at depth 11,827.5m of drilling over 109 diamond Deposit drill holes № 4 Hamama West maiden MRE based
Slide 18: Hamama - A VMS-epithermal hybrid?
Hamama - A VMS-epithermal hybrid? VMS? • Stratabound Au-Ag-Zn (Cu-Pb) mineralisation in silica- carbonate-barite rock (SCBR). • Syn-volcanic faulting, local thickening of mineralised zone. • Mineralisation at distinctive contact. • Footwall: intensely altered, intermediate tuffs/flows with dissemina
Slide 19: Hamama West
Hamama West Geology Mineralisation is tabular and stratiform and is hosted in a distinctive silica-carbonate horizon, displaying strongly epithermal textures, extending >3km at surface. The stratigraphy is overturned. Oxide mineralisation Wide zones of consistent Au-Ag mineralisation from surface in
Slide 20: Appendix
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Slide 21: Capital Structure
Capital TSX.V: AAN Structure Key Shareholders 52-WEEK RANGE SHARES OUTSTANDING $0.02-$0.065 332,983,223 OU Moonrider 31.42% OU Hektik 12.97% WARRANTS BROKER WARRANTS Sandstorm Gold Royalties 12.01% 139,123,552 1,540,000 Directors and Officers1 5.64% OPTIONS FULLY DILUTED Total 62.04% 26,775,000 500,
Slide 22: Resources
Resources ABU MARAWAT GRADE CONTAINED METAL Deposit Class Tonnes Au Ag Cu Zn Au Ag AuEq Cu Zn (g/t) (g/t) (%) (%) (koz) (koz) (koz) (m lbs) (m lbs) Inferred Mineral Resources Abu Marawat Open pit and u/g 2,879,000 1.75 29.3 0.77 1.15 162 2,713 - 49 73 Hamama West Oxide and trans. 2,580,000 0.87 28.1
Slide 23: People Worth Their Weight in Gold
People Worth Their Weight in Gold MANAGEMENT EGYPTIAN TEAM Mark Campbell Javier Orduña MSc, MCSM, MAIG Dr Sherif Sousa PhD — President, CEO and Director — Exploration Manager — Country Manager Based in Cairo, Mark has many years of An exploration and mine/development geologist for Over 40 years of e
Slide 24: Directors and Advisors
Directors and Advisors BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORS Bill Koutsouras CPA., CA, CFA Anthony Clements R. Stuart “Tookie” Angus LLB — Chairman — Director Chairman of K92 Mining Inc., San Marco Former CFO of Endeavour Financial. Involved in Former investment banker with Fox Davies Capital Resources Inc. a
Slide 25: Get in touch
Get in touch North America Egypt CONTACT CONTACT Bennett Liu, CFO Mark Campbell, CEO [email protected] [email protected] OFFICE OFFICE Suite 1700, 666 Burrard Street 14 Shagaret El Dor Street TSX.V: AAN Vancouver, BC, Canada 1st Floor, Suite 7 www.atonresources.com V6C 2X8 Zamalek, Ca
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