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Investor Presentation
7th March 2022
A strategic focus on critical minerals and green metals through ongoing
exploration and development in central west NSW
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Investment highlights
GRL is focused on the development of projects containing critical minerals and green metals across its established tenement suite in central west NSW
Farm-in agreement secured for the Narraburra Rare Earth Element (REE) project, located in central west NSW (340km west of Sydney)
Pursuing a multi-discoverystrategy with a pipeline of near-term copper, gold and rare earth element projects with low capital entry costs
Active exploration program underway at Narraburra to progress resource upgrade in line with JORC 2012 standards
Multiple near-term discovery catalysts with key assets to be drill tested over next 3 months
Numerous gold projects across tenement package provide optionality
Underpinned by an experienced technical team with intimate area knowledge and a track record of project development
Well funded with $3.26m at bank to progress a strategic and targeted exploration program
Stock Image of REE powders | Disseminated and stringer pyrite mineralisation in brecciated siltstone from Surprise Hill North, Gundagai South Project |
Corporate snapshot
Snapshot | ||
Shares on issue | 84.1m | |
Market capitalisation | $12.2m | |
only | (at $0.14.5 per share) | |
Options on issue | 50.7m | |
52 week high low-high | $0.11.5 - $0.21 | |
Debt | Nil | |
Cash at bank | $3.26m | |
(as at 31 Dec 2021) | ||
use | Major shareholders | % held |
Ian Buchhorn & Associates | 8.0% | |
Brian O Shannassy & Associates | 5.9% | |
Citicorp Nominees Pty Limited | 2.4% | |
Mr Olivier Dupuy & Ms Julie Dupuy | 2.2% | |
nal | Top 20 | 38.6% |
Board of Directors
Non-Executive Chairman | Mr Jeremy Read |
Managing Director | Ms Jeneta Owens |
Non-Executive Director | Mr Ian Buchhorn |
Non-Executive Director | Mr Doug Menzies |
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A strategic focus on critical minerals and green metals
The supply of critical green energy minerals is essential for clean energy technologies such as wind turbines and electric vehicles and needs to rapidly increase over the coming decades in order to meet the world's climate goals.
• The transition to a net-zero economy will be mineral intensive, | |
requiring a specific variety of metals which are found in Godolphin's | |
tenements - copper, zinc and rare earth elements | |
• Australia is the world's sixth largest producer of copper but there is | |
not enough production to supply the growing global demand of | |
~30 Mt per annum by 2030 | |
• Zinc consumption is forecasted to grow by 12% by 2030, with | |
current production rates inadequate to supply future demand | |
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• | Rare earth elements (REE) comprise 15 elements of the lanthanide |
series. Through rapid advancements in technologies, REE have | |
grown in strategic importance in several key industries including: |
use | • | Automotive - batteries for electric vehicles |
• | Clean energy and pollution control | |
• | Medical, industrial and strategic applications - unique | |
catalytic, metallurgical, nuclear, electrical, magnetic and | ||
luminescent properties | ||
Source: https://blogs.imf.org/2021/12/08/metals-demand-from-energy-transition-may-top-current-global-supply/ | ||
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Full demand (1.0) versus current supply)
Graph: International Energy Agency, US Geological Survey, and IMF staff calculations
Significant foothold in central west NSW
Lachlan Fold Belt (LFB) in NSW is a world class mining precinct:
• One of the largest exploration landholdings in the LFB with over 3,500km2 of highly prospective tenure
• Historic mining precinct - multiple new discoveries
highlight LFB is elephant country
• Earn-in agreement for Narraburra provides significant
optionality and opportunity | ||
Key projects: | ||
only• Narraburra - Rare earth elements | ||
• Yeoval - copper and gold | ||
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• | Lewis Ponds - copper, zinc and gold | |
• Copper Hill East - copper and gold | ||
• Gundagai North & South - gold | ||
Active work program scheduled across Narraburra, Yeoval | ||
and Lewis Ponds the coming months | ||
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