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Jse — Simmer & Jack Mines — JSE-Finweek Showcase Presentation April 2010

70 slides from Jse's conference presentation, April 2010

  1. Slide 1: JSE-Finweek Presentation April 2010

    JSE-FINWEEK PRESENTATION APRIL 2010 PRESENTED BY: Nico Schoeman CEO - Simmers

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be reproduced or distributed to any other person or published, in whole or in part, for any purpose. This presentation does not constitute an offering memorandum or an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities of Sim

  3. Slide 3: Contents: Simmers (SIM)

    Contents: Simmers (SIM) Simmers Overview Corporate Structure and Shareholders Resources/Reserves Production Profiles Valuation Conclusion Appendix: Other Slides 3

  4. Slide 4: Simmers Overview

    Simmers Overview —_ : & JACK

  5. Slide 5: Simmers Overview

    Simmers Overview Company Overview Resource Summary (1,2)  Mid-tier South African gold and uranium miner focused on development Project Type of Resource 100% and expansion of surface and underground assets Name LOM Operation Category(1) Mineralization(3) Gold Uranium  Wholly-owned gold operations:

  6. Slide 6: Corporate Structure & Shareholders

    Corporate Structure & Shareholders 6

  7. Slide 7: Simmers Group: Current Corporate Structure March 2010

    SIMMERS GROUP: CURRENT CORPORATE STRUCTURE: March 2010 XELEXWA (Formally Jaganda) 24.5% Institutional Local BEE SHAREHOLDER 23.8% Institutional Overseas 21.7% 28.1% Minorities FIRST URANIUM CORP SIMMER & JACK 1.9% SIM Employee Listed TSX & JSE 37.24% MINES LTD 78.3% Share Trust Issued = 167m shs Iss

  8. Slide 8: Simmers Group: Resident/Non-Resident Shareholders March 2010

    SIMMERS GROUP: RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT SHAREHOLDERS: March 2010 8

  9. Slide 9: Resources/Reserves

    Resources/Reserves —_ : & JACK

  10. Slide 10: SIM Ltd Attributable: Gold Reserve/Resource Mozs

    SIM LTD Attributable: Gold: Reserve/Resource Mozs. (March 2009) @14.9g/t 10

  11. Slide 11: SIM Ltd Attributable: Uranium Reserve/Resource Mlbs

    SIM LTD Attributable: Uranium: Reserve/Resource Mlbs. (March 2009) 11

  12. Slide 12: SIM FIU Combined (100%): Gold Reserve/Resource Mozs

    SIM FIU Combined (100%): Gold: Reserve/Resource Mozs. (March 2009) 3.0 @ 0.3 g/t 12

  13. Slide 13: SIM FIU Combined (100%): Uranium Reserve/Resource Mlbs

    SIM FIU Combined (100%): Uranium: Reserve/Resource Mlbs. (March 2009) 13

  14. Slide 14: SIM FIU: International Comparisons: Resources

    SIM FIU: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS: Resources (000)ozs. 14

  15. Slide 15: SIM FIU: South African Comparisons: Market Cap per Resource oz

    SIM FIU: SOUTH AFRICAN COMPARISONS: Market Cap per Resource oz: $/oz 15

  16. Slide 16: Production Profiles

    Production Profiles —_ : & JACK

  17. Slide 17: Simmers Group: Capex and Gold Production Profile

    Simmers Group: Capex and Gold Production Profile FUTURE PAST 17

  18. Slide 18: Simmers Ltd Gold Production Profile (Yr End March)

    Simmers Ltd Gold Production Profile (Yr End March) + 52% + 135% 18

  19. Slide 19: SIM and FIU (100%): Gold Production Profile

    SIM and FIU (100%): Gold Production Profile (Yr End March) + 44% 19

  20. Slide 20: SIM and FIU (100%): Uranium Production Profile

    SIM and FIU (100%): Uranium Production Profile (Yr End March) 20

  21. Slide 21: BGM – Historical Mined Grades and Planned Mining Grades

    BGM – Historical Mined Grades and Planned Mining Grades R ising de Gra 21

  22. Slide 22: BGM: Effect of Rationalisation Process

    BGM: Effect of Rationalisation Process. Reduction in monthly cash costs: Sept 2009 to March 2010 22

  23. Slide 23: Buffels: Potential monthly cost impact of Eskom's 25% pa increase

    BUFFELS: Potential monthly cost (Rm) impact of Eskom’s 25% pa increase. R10m (+25%pa) R2m (+10%pa) R5m (+10%pa) 23% R10m (+10%pa) 23

  24. Slide 24: Costs R/oz: Gold Industry

    Costs R/oz: Gold Industry 1. Industry includes Anglogold, Harmony, Gold Fields and DRDGold 24

  25. Slide 25: BGM Revised Life of Mine (u/g + surface)

    BGM Revised Life of Mine (u/g + surface). Project Overview Project Operating Parameters  Long-life underground mine and surface operation with Buf u/g: Inferred Resources (Moz) 10.8 @ 14.9g/t significant resource base acquired in 2005. LOM to 2029 Measured & Indicated Resources (Moz) 12.1 @ 11.3g/t

  26. Slide 26: Tau Lekoa – cornerstone of regional consolidation

    Tau Lekoa – cornerstone of regional consolidation Project Location and Mining Areas Background of Operations Previously known as Vaal Reefs No.10 Shaft BGM Pamodzi Shaft sinking commenced in 1985 First gold poured in 1991 Exploits the Ventersdorp Contact Reef (VCR) SA industry-leader in terms of pro

  27. Slide 27: Potential Annual Cost Savings at Tau Lekoa

    Potential Annual Cost Savings at Tau Lekoa 27

  28. Slide 28: Tau Lekoa Revised Life of Mine

    Tau Lekoa Revised Life of Mine Project Overview Project Operating Parameters  West extremity of Orkney assets: 2 surface shafts Inferred Resources (Moz) @5.62g/t 0.554  Mines to a depth of 1,650m. Reduced seismic events M & I Resources (Moz) @5.6g/t 2.380  18 yr old v 50 yr old infrastructure at

  29. Slide 29: Valuation

    SIMMER & JACK MINES LIMITED Valuation 29

  30. Slide 30: Simmers: Undervalued relative to FIU

    Simmers: Undervalued relative to FIU.  SIM current market cap of R1.47bn  FIU current market cap of R1.6bn  Simmers interest in FIU is 37.2% = R0.6bn representing 40% of Simmers market cap.  Including Simmers cash (R740m), this increases to 91% of the SIM Market Cap.  Thus, the SIM gold operati

  31. Slide 31: Simmers Attributable Relative NPV Valuation

    Simmers Attributable Relative NPV Valuation @ Gold = $1100/oz, R7.50/$, Uranium = $50/lb. Trading at a P/NPV of 0.14x 31

  32. Slide 32: Gold Shares – Valuation Table

    Gold Shares – Valuation Table Valuations done at $1100/oz and R7.50/$, Ur at $50/lb. GROUP ANG GFI HAR GBG DRD GDO FUM SIM DCF VALUE (cps) 39500 15500 12200 2500 600 590 2920 880 PRICE (cps) 28800 9340 7220 1250 375 193 930 120 PRICE/DCF 0.73 0.60 0.59 0.50 0.63 0.33 0.32 0.14 DISCOUNT RATE 5% 6% 8%

  33. Slide 33: SIM Ltd: Cash Earnings Contributions from different divisions

    SIM Ltd (Excludes FIU): Cash Earnings Contributions (cps) from different divisions. @$1100/oz, R7.50/$. 33

  34. Slide 34: SIM + 37.24% of FIU: Attributable Cash Earnings

    SIM + 37.24% of FIU: Attributable Cash Earnings (cps) from different divisions. @ $1100/oz and R7.50/$. 34

  35. Slide 35: Conclusions

    SIMMER & JACK MINES LIMITED Conclusions 35

  36. Slide 36: Conclusion: Simmers (SIM) and First Uranium (FIU)

    Conclusion: Simmers (SIM) and First Uranium (FIU) Long road to refurbishment nearing the end. Production ramp-up starting to happen. Strong positive cash flow within the next 12 - 18 months. Companies significantly undervalued. FIU recapitalised – SIM rights issue pending. Organic growth at current

  37. Slide 37: Simmer & Jack Mines Limited

    Simmer & Jack Mines Limited Address Corporate Websites 5 Press Avenue, Selby www.simmers.co.za Johannesburg, 2025 www.firsturanium.com Contact Information Simmers First Uranium Nico Schoeman (CEO) Deon Van Der Mescht (CEO) Office: +27 82 330 4149 Office: +27 82 807 0160 Email: [email protected] Ema

  38. Slide 38: Appendix: Other Slides

    Appendix: Other Slides —_ : & JACK

  39. Slide 39: SIM: BGM and Tau Lekoa layout plan

    SIM: BGM and TAU LEKOA layout plan Klerksdorp BGM r or a Au a Goedgenoeg Anglogold Ashanti ek o Weltevreden uL Orkney Ta Town 39

  40. Slide 40: FIU: Ezulwini: Schematic West–East cross section

    FIU: Ezulwini: Schematic West – East cross section 40

  41. Slide 41: BGM (SIM) and MWS (FIU) layout plan

    BGM (SIM) and MWS (FIU) layout plan Chemwes Harties Anglogold Buffels 41

  42. Slide 42: BGM's High Grade 5 Shaft Rehabilitation: 2007-2009

    BGM’s High Grade 5 Shaft Rehabilitation: 2007 - 2009 Severely damaged by an earthquake: 23 March 2005 Rehab now complete – production build up commences 42

  43. Slide 43: BGM 5 Shaft: Cross Section

    BGM 5 Shaft: Cross Section 5 MAIN SHAFT ROCK / MAN WINDERS SURFACE TRANSFER LEVEL DYKE 25 LEVEL ABANDONED ORE PASSES 26 LEVEL DAMAGED SHAFT AREA 27 LEVEL ROCK / MAN WINDERS 28 LEVEL 5A SHAFT CONVEYOR BELT SYSTEM 29 LEVEL DAMAGED MAIN ACCESS WAYS DAMAGED ORE PASSES NEW ORE PASS SHAFT BOTTOM 71 LEVEL

  44. Slide 44: 5 Shaft: Severe Earthquake Damage

    5 Shaft: Severe Earthquake Damage 44

  45. Slide 45: 5 Shaft: Clearing the wreckage

    5 Shaft: Clearing the wreckage 45

  46. Slide 46: 5 Shaft: Restored haulage

    5 Shaft: Restored haulage SIMMER & JACK MINES LIMITED

  47. Slide 47: 5A Shaft: New Fridge Plant

    5A Shaft: New Fridge Plant SIMMER & JACK MINES LIMITED

  48. Slide 48: New Major Target Areas: BUF u/g showing gold ore blocks

    New Major Target Areas: BUF u/g showing gold ore blocks (in-situ). *Recovered gold value at $1200/oz. (Dilution factor: Recovered/In-Situ = 0.675) 5# N W Block, 9.2Ha, 7.4g/t 5# Haulage Pillar, 14Ha, 9.5g/t Au = 2.3t = 72 500 ozs = *$59m. Au = 4.4t = 143 000 ozs = *$116m. Strathmore Tertiary # 6# N

  49. Slide 49: BGM – Historical Mined Grades and Planned Mining Grades

    BGM – Historical Mined Grades and Planned Mining Grades R ising de Gra 49

  50. Slide 50: BUF U/G: Shaft Contributions Towards Recovered Ounces

    BUF U/G: Shaft Contributions Towards Recovered (ozs) 11% 8% 14% 22% 27% 29% 50

  51. Slide 51: Potential Upside: Goedgenoeg and Weltevreden

    Potential Upside: Goedgenoeg and Weltevreden Composite CompositeKrig KrigGrid Grid2008 2008 51

  52. Slide 52: Goedgenoeg and Weltevreden: Cross-section

    Goedgenoeg and Weltevreden: Cross-section Project Overview  Located on the down-dip extension of Tau Lekoa  Capital estimate of R2.5 billion for sub-shaft  Ore body extends from 1,900m to 2,500m system shallower than depths currently accessed at  Conceptual resources of 3 million ounces at BGM 7

  53. Slide 53: Weltevreden

    Weltevreden Project Overview Project Operating Parameters  Shallow extension of Tau Lekoa Inferred Resources (Moz) @5.79g/t 0.043  Started by Gengold in 1990 -1992: R229m capex spent M& I Resources (Moz) @4.2g/t 2.329  Multi-stage approach by Simmers  Drilling programme, currently dewatering twi

  54. Slide 54: TGME: Significant Exploration Upside

    TGME: Significant Exploration Upside  TGME land package consists of: TGME Project Areas  +40,000 hectares of New Order prospecting rights 40,000 ha New Order Prospecting Rights  +10,000 hectares of mining rights secured 10,000 ha Mining Rights Under Application  Two distinct exploration areas ha

  55. Slide 55: BGM – Blue Sky: Strathmore Deeps. 100% Simmers

    BGM – Blue Sky: Strathmore Deeps. 100% Simmers  Potential: “Seperate Listing”. Strathmore Deeps Project Area – Schematic (1) Concept study completed April 2008. Gold (Au) and Uranium (Ur) co-product mining. Existing world class infrastructure to 3 000 metres, needs to be extended to 5 000m. Gold

  56. Slide 56: First Uranium Overview

    First Uranium Overview —_ : & JACK

  57. Slide 57: Ezulwini Mine Map

    Ezulwini Mine Map The Ezuwlini Mine (dark green): 3,718 hectare lease area Historic production 1961 to 2001 8.4 million ounces of gold 12.7 million pounds of uranium The Cooke Section (light green): to the north of Ezulwini has produced over 51 million ounces of gold 23 million pounds of uranium Pro

  58. Slide 58: Ezulwini: Schematic West–East cross section

    Ezulwini: Schematic West – East cross section 58

  59. Slide 59: First Uranium: Capex and Gold Production Profile

    First Uranium: Capex Rm/a and Gold Production Profile (000) ozs/a. 59

  60. Slide 60: FIU Ltd: First Uranium 1. Low-Cost Operator

    FIU Ltd: First Uranium 1. Low-Cost Operator Dual commodity mix  by mining uranium and gold together at both projects, the Company expects to become a very low-cost uranium mine operator Brownfield underground mine  the Ezulwini Mine began in the 1960’s and left a legacy of existing infrastructure

  61. Slide 61: FIU Ltd: Gold Reserve/Resource Mozs

    FIU LTD: Gold: Reserve/Resource Mozs. 61

  62. Slide 62: FIU Ltd: Uranium Reserve/Resource Mlbs

    FIU LTD: Uranium: Reserve/Resource Mlbs. 62

  63. Slide 63: FIU: Uranium Production Profile

    FIU: Uranium Production Profile (Yr End March) 63

  64. Slide 64: First Uranium: Gold Production Profile

    First Uranium (FIU) (Yr End:March): Gold Production Profile (000) ozs + 23% 64

  65. Slide 65: FIU Ltd: Cash Earnings Contributions from different divisions

    FIU Ltd: Cash Earnings Contributions (SAcps) from different divisions (E). @$1100/oz ,R7.50/$, Ur = $50/lb 65

  66. Slide 66: First Uranium Ltd (FIU) comprises Ezulwini + MWS

    FIRST URANIUM LTD (FIU) comprises Ezulwini + MWS. Overview Project Operating Parameters  Low cost operator. Dual commodity mix: mining gold and Inferred Resources: 193Mlb of Uranium, 26Mozs of gold. uranium together at both projects. M & I Resources : 62Mlbs of Uranium, 6Mozs 0f gold.  Ezulwini: B

  67. Slide 67: Ezulwini

    EZULWINI Project Overview Project Operating Parameters  Produced gold from 1960 to 2001. Ur from 1982 to 1997. Inferred Resources: 189Mlbs @1.19lb/t Ur, 25.5Mozs @5.0g/t  Au. FIU IPO in December 2001. Mine restarted Feb 2007.  Shaft rehab complete, mining of shaft pillar commenced. M & I Resource

  68. Slide 68: Mine Waste Solutions

    Mine Waste Solutions High-volume hydraulic mining of low-grade surface ore yields high margins. 68

  69. Slide 69: Mine Waste Solutions

    Mine Waste Solutions Reclamation station pumps 633,000 tpm 10.5 kilometres to MWS gold plant. 69

  70. Slide 70: MWS: Mine Waste Solutions

    MWS: Mine Waste Solutions Project Overview Project Operating Parameters  350 mt of above ground mineral resources, gold and Ur. Inferred Resources: 6.1Mlbs @ 0.21lb/t Ur, 0.2Mozs @0.3g/t Au.  Low-cost, high-volume hydraulic tailings mining operation. M & I Resources : 54.3Mlbs @ 0.17lb/t Ur, 2.8Mo

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