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Title: Jonas Pearce November 19, 1999


1
1999 Grand Target Mine Feasibility Study
  • Jonas Pearce November 19, 1999

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Project Overview
  • General Mine Site Information
  • Reserve Estimation
  • Mining
  • Financial Analysis

3
LOCATION
Kartar Road
GRAND TARGET MINE
4
Environmental Concerns
EIS 700,000 31/2 Years Baseline
Studies 191,000 11/2 Years Archeology Water
Permitting 98,100 1 Year Engineering 500,
000 1 Year Total 1.5 million over 4 to
4-1/2 Years
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Environmental Concerns
  • Reclamation Bond Sinking Fund 79,500 over 10
    year mine life

6
Reserve Estimation
  • 309 Drill Holes
  • 23,287 Assay Values
  • No Distribution
  • ID2 Estimation Method
  • Horizontal search radius 100 ft
  • Vertical search radius 150 ft
  • Block Size 100 X 100 X 100 ft

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Reserve Estimation
  • Reserve Estimate
  • Cut Off Grade 1.0 oz/ton
  • 90 blocks
  • 7.5 Million Tons
  • 1.84 oz/ton Average Grade
  • Resource Estimate
  • 635 Blocks
  • 53 Million Tons
  • .503 oz/ton Ave. Grade

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Total Mineable Reserves
8.25 Million Tons 1.68 oz/ton Average Grade 13.8
million ounces Au
10
Mining
  • First Year of Production - 2006
  • Mine Life - 10 Years
  • Mining Method - Vertical Crater Retreat
  • Mining Levels Range from 1300 to 2700 ft Above
    Sea Level
  • Production Begins on 2100 Level
  • Mining Progresses Upward

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Main Decline Plan View
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Main Decline Long Section View
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Main Decline Section View
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Underground Development
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Primary Development to Ventilation Raises
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Typical Level
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Stoping
  • 100 ft long X 100 ft high X 25 ft wide Stopes
  • 15 Days to Mine One Stope
  • 20,900 Tons Per Stope

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Step 1 Drive top and bottom sill drifts
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Step 2 Drill 36 - 6.5 inch diameter blast holes
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Step 3 Blast and muck the 1st 14-ft slab of ore
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Step 4 Blast and muck the 2nd 14-ft round
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Step 4 Blast and muck the 3rd 14-ft round
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Step 5 Blast and muck the 4th and final 28-ft of
ore
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Backfill
  • Paste Backfill
  • 55 Mill Tails
  • 8 Cement
  • 41 Tails to Sand Ratio
  • Waste Rock
  • 7 Days to Backfill 1 Stope

25
Ventilation
  • Primary
  • 1,500 hp Exhausting Fan in Ventilation Raise 2
  • 425,000 cfm
  • Secondary
  • 15 hp Auxiliary Fans

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Auxiliary Ventilation on Working Levels
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Major Equipment
  • 2 LHDs - 4.4 yd3 Bucket, Remote Control
  • 4 (6) Haul Truck - 31 Ton Capacity
  • 2 In-The-Hole Drills - Large Diameter Holes
  • 2 Jumbo Drills - Twin Boom
  • 1 Rock Bolter
  • 2 ANFO Loader

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Auxiliary Equipment
  • Surface
  • 1 Bulldozer
  • 1 Front End Loader
  • 1 Grader
  • 1 Water Truck
  • 1 Haul Pack
  • Underground
  • 1 Scissor Lift
  • 1 Road Builder (Grader)
  • 1 Lube Truck
  • 1 Utility Truck
  • 1 Air Compressor - 1500 cfm
  • 1 14 Man Personnel Carrier
  • 7 Transport Tractors

29
Production
  • 2360 Tons Per Day
  • 350 Days Per Year
  • 2 Shifts Per Day
  • 10 Hours Per Shift

30
Processing
  • Carbon in Pulp Mill
  • 95 Recovery
  • 98 Pure Gold Bullion
  • Water Balance
  • Water Treatment Plant
  • Tailings Disposal

31
Infrastructure
  • Power
  • Nespelem Valley Electric Co-op
  • .047 kWh
  • 115 kV Power Line to Mine Site
  • Substation
  • Compressed Air - 1500 cfm
  • Diesel Fuel Price - .68/gallon
  • Potable Water - Fresh Water Well

32
Employment
Hourly 52 Underground Miners and Laborers 52
Surface Workers 40 Mill and Lab Personnel 5
Service Employees Average Hourly Wage 17/hr
Benefits and Bonus Salary 50 Salaried
Personnel Average Salary 68,000/year
including benefits 199 Total Employees
33
Financial Analysis
Gold Price 275/oz Transportation Cost .16
per 100 lbs. Per Mile Discount Hurdle
Rate 15 Royalties 10 Gross Revenue
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Costs
  • Capital Costs
  • Buildings and Surface Facilities 41 million
  • Equipment 2.3 million
  • Studies and Permits 1.5 million
  • Operating Costs
  • Stoping 1.74/ton
  • Development 192.80/ft

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Cost Summary
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Refining
  • Johnson Mathey Refiners in Salt Lake City, Utah
  • 99.99 Pure Gold Returned
  • 1.00 per Troy Ounce

38
Loan
  • 44.5 Million Loan
  • 7 Interest Rate
  • Two Installments 2 Years Before Production Begins
  • Payment Begins When Production Begins

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Economic Analysis
  • 15 Hurdle Rate
  • NPV 382 Million
  • IRR 140
  • Break Even Price of Gold 50/oz

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Recommendations
  • Scrutinize Reserve Estimation
  • Geology and Rock Mechanics
  • Lower Cut Off Grade
  • Production Shaft
  • Other Mining Methods
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