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Australian Silica Quartz — Bauxite Resources — MB Bauxite & Alumina Conference Miami 2014

20 slides from Australian Silica Quartz's conference presentation, February 2014

  1. Slide 1: MB Bauxite & Alumina Conference Miami

    MB Bauxite & Alumina Conference Miami February 2014 1

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements

    Forward Looking Statements These materials include forward looking statements. Often, but not always, forward looking statements can generally be identified by the use of forward looking words such as “may”, “will”, “expect”, “intend”, “plan”, “estimate”, “anticipate”, “continue”, or other similar w

  3. Slide 3: Bauxite - A new horizon

    Bauxite - A new horizon  BRL and Partner projects and timing  How will current bauxite supply/demand dynamic impact new developers?  Barriers to entry – why BRL is positioned well  Will new parties enter?  Constraints on growth - infrastructure challenges and environmental concerns. How are the

  4. Slide 4: Company Profile

    Company Profile Stock Code: BAU Ordinary Shares 232m Market Cap $30m (12/02/14) ROB NASH Bank Debt $0 Current cash $42.7m (31/12/13) PETER CANTERBURY Resource 338 Mt bauxite Chair Rob Nash LUKE ATKINS CEO Peter Canterbury Major Shareholders % JOHN SIBLY HD Mining & Inv PL 8.4% Yankuang Res PL 8.4% N

  5. Slide 5: BRL & Partners Resource Growth

    BRL & Partners Resource Growth 350 300 250 200 Measured 150 Indicated Inferred 100 50 0 Current joint bauxite resource of 338 million tonnes Bauxite Resources Trial Mine Site 2013 – BRL Trial Mining 2009/10 ready for hand back 5

  6. Slide 6: 3 Project Groupings

    3 Project Groupings  BRL 100% Tenements  Currently 1,845km2 exploration licences in Northern and Eastern Darling Range  Focus area is the Fortuna deposit – 39.5Mt resource located on 2 private cleared farms  14 km from existing rail siding – 120km by existing rail to Kwinana bulk port facilities

  7. Slide 7: 3 Project Groupings cont'd

    3 Project Groupings cont’d Bauxite Alumina Joint Venture (BAJV) with Yankuang Resources (YK)  Bauxite and Alumina rights covering some 6,591km2  YK to fund 70% of all bauxite exploration costs for 70% bauxite resource  Current resources 267Mt with 219Mt located on single Felicitas deposit  Felic

  8. Slide 8: BRL Darling Range Resources Location & Distribution

    BRL Darling Range Resources Location & Distribution Resources on private cleared farmland with no native title Tenements close to existing infrastructure, roads and rail With direct access to bulk Bauxite Resource Tenement handling ports Ownership Holdings Established export routes Solely BRL 39

  9. Slide 9: Resources Summary

    Resources Summary Resource Size Al2O3 Available Al2O3 Reactive SiO2 Al2O3 avail:SiO2 Depth of Summary reactive overburden Max Bauxite Bulk Density Mt % % % (m) Thickness (m) BRL 100% Fortuna 39.5 37.3 28.8 1.6 18 2 13 2.17 BRL 100% Sub total 39.5 37.3 28.8 1.6 JV with Bauxite Alumina JV (Yankuang Gr

  10. Slide 10: Northern Darling Range

    Northern Darling Range Existing resource of 258.2Mt (Felicitas & Fortuna) Further resource upside Recent drilling results at Dionysus 10

  11. Slide 11: Dionysus

    Dionysus Significant intersections include:  9m @ 32.2% available alumina, 43.0% total alumina, 2.1% reactive silica from 2.5m  7m @ 38.3% available alumina, 49.1% total alumina, 2.3% reactive silica from 12km to rail 1m  5.5m @ 35.7% available alumina, 48.8% total alumina, 3.3% reactive silica f

  12. Slide 12: Eastern Darling Range

    Eastern  Existing resource of 15Mt Darling (Ceres)  Recent drilling results from Range Wandering-Pingelly area  Supportive community  Albany Port 280km from project area 12

  13. Slide 13: Wandering-Pingelly

    Wandering-Pingelly Significant intersections include:  7m @ 38.1% available alumina, 43.6% State Agreement total alumina, 2.9% reactive silica from 0.5m 28km to rail  13.5m @ 33.3% available alumina, State Agreement 46.6% total alumina, 1.8% reactive silica from 1m  7.5m @ 35.8% available alumina

  14. Slide 14: BRL's Bauxite

    BRL’s Bauxite  BRL and partner resource Inventory now stands at 338 million tonnes  Felicitas/Fortuna Deposits most advanced  Working with Yankuang to move Felicitas into next stage of development  Fortuna Deposit – BRL moving towards development with preliminary environmental and scoping study

  15. Slide 15: New Bauxite Sources – Barriers to Entry

    New Bauxite Sources – Barriers to Entry  Distance from Market – BRL 4,300nm  Infrastructure Requirements – Mine to Port – BRL close to existing rail facilities to deep water ports (Panamax capable)  Scale to support low cost extraction – BRL and Partners have 338Mt and growing  Environmental cha

  16. Slide 16: Bauxite – New Demand driven out of China

    Bauxite – New Demand driven out of China Construction driven CRU expects primary aluminium consumption to increase by 6.4% pa between 2012 and 2022 and aluminium consumption per capita is set to rise modestly 1.3% pa over the same period. Beyond 2022, China is on track to achieve the highest alumini

  17. Slide 17: Supply not keeping up with Demand – Why?

    Supply not keeping up with Demand – Why? Lack of investment in Bauxite/Alumina outside China Uncertainty in development in India and Indonesia Third party bauxite demand and supply, 2000 to 2035 180.0 Supply gap* Possible Probable Committed 160.0 Operating Closed Demand 140.0 Production (m tpy) 12

  18. Slide 18: Where will the demand for Bauxite be sourced from?

    Where will the demand for Bauxite be sourced from? Indonesian export bans – What will happen? Australia the key due to logistics “China is expected to source a greater proportion of its bauxite requirements from Australia and West Africa over the next decade” Chinese bauxite imports in 2012 and 20

  19. Slide 19: BRL – Why we are moving forward

    BRL – Why we are moving forward  Demand from China will require multiple new bauxite sources  Australia is logical supply source  BRL has large resource of efficient bauxite  Infrastructure – Use of existing infrastructure means low capital entry with near term potential  Location – Large Bauxi

  20. Slide 20: Thank-you

    BAUXITE RESOURCES LIMITED | a > ” Thank-you Guinea fa 15% Govt. stake in all projects 1 Se — 11,113 nm! Indonesia 20% Export tax Planned ban in 2014 Brazil 10,931 nm Expected royalty — increase to 4%

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