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Exploration Projects
Kalimantan Project Locations
Both parties to fund their share of development costs post BFS but Tigers will use best commercial endeavours to arrange project finance for up to a maximum of 75% of the Companys funding requirements for the project.
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New Projects. KLG evaluating 3 early stage copper gold and gold projects
3D inversion modelling identified targets for several world-class copper porphyry deposits;
Liang Bulau II
Liang Bulau I
Sama Tuan
North Mansur
Baroi
MANSUR
Focus 1
Project Overview Copper sample highlights Beruang (BK) and Baroi (BF)
Hole BK 2 includes BK 3 BK-4 includes BK 5 includes BK-18 KBK-21 KBK-28 includes BF 5 includes BF 9 BF28/030 includes BF Channel BF Float From 4.50 4.50 6.5 6.00 18.00 3.0 3.0 89.90 16.6 0.0 4.50 2.4 40.4 6.8 1.0 1.0 To 171.0 97.5 85.5 111.0 81.00 105.0 66.0 197.80 60.6 61.00 10.0 85.4 64.4 36.8 42.8 12.0 Meters 167.0 93.0 79.0 105.0 63.0 102.0 63.0 108.0 44.0 61.0 5.50 83.0 24.0 30.0 41.8 11.0 9.0 CU (%) 0.59 0.75 0.89 0.53 0.65 0.62 0.75 0.32 0.58 0.21 2.64 5.08 2.18 3.18 11.5 14.03 16.40 Au (g/t) 7.7 0.22 0.02 0.05 0.16 0.24 0.10 17.3
Kalimantan Gold
Beruang Kanan Porhyry Cu-Au Prospect (target at depth of 500Mt at 0.5%-0.6% Cu); (4,000m by 2,000m) Beruang Tengah Porhyry Cu-Au Prospect (1,000m by 1,300m); Tumbang Huoi Porphyry Cu-Au Prospect (5,000m by 2,500m);
JV Terms (US$m) $3.0m must be spent in first 12 months deep drilling first 3 targets
There are several untested geophysical targets defined by induced polarization (IP) chargeability highs identified by KLG
Proposal: One of two proposed holes (1000m to 1400m) to be drilled to test a strong IP response, coincident with copper and molybdenum in soils at surface, that was incompletely tested by Oxiana hole KBK0028 (13.5m @0.65%Cu & 3.30gpt Au). Coincident apophasis of magnetic high.
Overall exploration target for the Beruang Kanan prospect is > 500Mt at 0.5% - 0.6% Cu
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Comparison to the Oyu Tolgoi copper project in Mongolia, indicates the potential scale of the deposit.
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Proposal: Drill one deep hole (1,400m) to test porphyry copper-gold target, represented by high copper/moly in surface RC, and previous DDH with extensive porphyry-style alteration, weak-moderate stockwork, and increasing Cu/Mo with depth.
SECTION LOOKING NORTH, MAG INVERSION AND MOLYBDENUM IN RC
Au Zone
A zone of intense quartz-sericite (phyllic) alteration and sheeted sulphide-quartz veinlets surrounds a central zone of potassic (biotite-magnetite) alteration. Classical porphyry-style quartz stockwork veins crop out at low elevations. 500m northwest of Beruang Tengah, a 1,000m long zone coincides with a zone of anomalous gold (>0.1g/t Au) in soils and a 600m wide zone of highly anomalous copper (>500ppm) in outcrop. Anomalous gold (>0.1g/t Au) in rock chip samples closely follows the copper anomaly, whereas anomalous molybdenum (>50ppm) is associated with the central potassic and sericitechlorite alteration assemblages.
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Cu,Au,Mo mineralization within quartz veins assoc with potassic alteration. 3D inversion modeling shows a 5,000m by 2,500m magnetic body that is untested.
Tumbang Houi Prospect is located in the southwest of the KSK Copper Project. DD8: 45m @ 400ppm Cu. Quartz stockwork and potassic alteration logged in hole. Below: Photo of core from DH8
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Several magnetic anomalies at depth at the Main Zone remains untested by drilling.
Believed to be the source of the widespread (4,000m by 2,000m) copper mineralization defined by geochemistry and drilling to date. Beruang Kanan Drilling highlights: BK2 167meters at 0.59% Cu, including: 93 metres at 0.75% Cu; BK3 79 metres at 0.89% Cu; and BK4 105m at 0.53% Cu, including: 63 metres at 0.65% Cu. Beruang Kanan JV Delineation Drilling Exploration Target: 250Mt at 0.5-0.6% Cu target has been determined using available surface sampling and drill hole data. Minimum JV expenditure in first 12 months $500,000
Exploration Targets
Beruang Kanan subject to delineation drilling Beruang Kanan overall exploration target
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The delineation drilling program would require up to 110 drill holes spaced approximately 100 metres apart.
KLG estimate the cost to convert 250Mt of the Beruang Kanan target to a 43-101 resource to be US$2.0m.
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Overview
The Jelai Gold Project is a series of low sulphidation epithermal veins with anomalous precious metal values hosted within andesitic volcanics.;
IUP to explore till June 2015; 7 major veins and numerous subsidiary veins with a cumulative strike length of more than 5kms; 13,959 m of drilling completed to date; 126 holes completed to date;
Potential to yield a major epithermal gold deposit, comparable in scale to the Vera-Nancy Project (Queensland) that has produced 2.3Moz Au to date, plus 11 other highly prospective targets.
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The Mewet Prospect contains several mineralised veins. At least 5 gold bearing shoots appear to have been discovered.
There is a clear potential for further discoveries in several kilometres of untested quartz veins.
Work on the Mewet vein has shown a vertical extent of at least 200 metres for the precious metal zone. There appears to be a major untested potential at depth in known shoots.
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The proposed delineation drilling program would consist of approximately 40 drill holes and aim to delineate a resource of 400koz Au.
Drilling would take place at the Mewet, South Sembawang, Nyabi and Lipan veins.
KLG estimate the cost of delineating the 400koz Au exploration target is approximately US$1.5m
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Infrastructure
Two separate access roads of approximately 100km. Saleable product could be transported by road to either township of Tumbang Samba or Kuala Kurun (both with jetty points for 8,000 tonne barges), and then barged to the coast. In the longer term, should the KSK Copper Project move towards a larger scale, there are several infrastructure development options considered to be suitable.
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Located in East Kalimantan and accessible by road and future production will be able to be transported to port facilities at Tarakan (50km) by using a combination of road and barge transport.
Operating in Indonesia
KLG has developed close working relationships at all levels of society, from the local communities surrounding its project areas to the highest tier of decision making. KLG has been working in advance of mining to foster good relationships and strengthen local capacity to self manage across various community aspects including linking villages with local government services and linking donor agency support to the needs of communities.
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Corporate
Capital Structure and Shareholders*
2.5 million shares issued at 14c for C$350,000 to Freeport in April 2011 Raised 800k December 2010 by issuing 16.125m shares at 5p Raised C$662k during July 2010 by issuing 13 million common shares at C$0.05. During FY09 raised US$1.3 million from two private placements totalling 29 million common shares, 17 million in April 2009 and 12 million in December 2009, at issue prices of C$0.05 per share. 5 million common shares were issued in May 2009 at C$0.05 per share to extinguish US$220k accounts payable.
Market cap.
Debt
6.2m
Nil
C$9.9m
Nil
Major Shareholders (%) Rahman Connelly (Director) Murray Clapham (Former Director) Faldi Ismail (Director) Mansur Geiger (Employee) Golden Oak Corporate Peter Bojtos (Director) Doris Meyer (Director) 4.6 2.0 1.6 0.9 0.6 0.2 0.0
*Source: Bloomberg
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Corporate
Board of Directors
Name and Position Peter Bojtos Director and Nonexecutive Chairman Brief Appointed on 17 September 2009. Professional engineer with over 38 years of worldwide experience in the mining industry. Background in corporate management as well as all facets of the industry from exploration through to feasibility to mine construction, operation and decommissioning. Independent director of several mining and exploration companies. Resident of USA. Faldi Ismail Deputy Chairman and CEO Appointed non-executive director in September 2009; appointed Deputy Chairman and CEO in April 2011. Extensive current experience of the coal sector in Kalimantan, Indonesia where KLG is active. Prior to this he has worked as a corporate consultant specialising in the restructure and recapitalisation of a wide range of ASXlisted companies.
Currently a director of several ASX-Listed companies (Kangaroo Resources Limited, Coventry Resources Limited and Energio
Limited). Doris Meyer Director and CFO Involved with KLG since 1997. Initially as Corporate Secretary, then Chief Financial Officer, becoming a director in 2000. Extensive experience in the mining industry, is a Member of the Associations of the Certified General Accountants of British Columbia and Canada. Broad network of contacts in financial markets in North America and Europe, which will serve KLG well in its next stage of growth and financing. Resident of Canada.
Rahman Connelly
Director
Summary
KSK Copper Project
JV with Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold, worlds largest publically listed copper company $7m in first 3 years for 51% interest; $3m in year 1; sole fund to BFS for additional 24%; Significant mineralisation already drill tested;