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Celamin Holdings NL | February 2014
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COMPANY OVERVIEW
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ASX Listed
Celamin Holdings NL - “Celamin”
ASX Code - CNL
Key Asset - Chaketma Phosphate Project (51%)
JV Partner - Tunisian Mining Services (49%)
Country - Tunisia
Board of Directors
Andrew Thomson – Non Executive Chairman
David Regan – Managing Director
Russell Luxford – Non Executive Director
Martin Broome – Non Executive Director
Gary Scanlan – Non Executive Director
the Northwest
ASX Code CNL
Ordinary Shares 188.6 M
Partly Paid Shares 14.8 M
Total 203.4 M
Options (31 Mar 2014) 25.3 M
Price (12 months) 2.5 - 15.0 ¢
Cash (31 Dec) $0.8 M
Debt Nil
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Andrew Thomson, Non-Executive Chairman
Former Federal MP and Citadel Resources Group Chairman
David Regan, Managing Director
Former Citadel Resources Group Director; more than 20 years’ North African / Middle East
experience in resources sector.
Russell Luxford, Non-Executive Director
Non Executive Director of Discovery Metals; former Project Director Maaden Al Jalamid
Phosphate Project; former Operations Manager WMC Phosphate Hill; engineer specialised in
large scale minerals project development and operations.
Martin Broome, Non-Executive Director
Director of Barclays Bank of Zambia.
Gary Scanlan, Non-Executive Director
Former Director of Citadel Resources Group; Non Executive Director of Lion Gold (Singapore
listed); 28 years experience in mining, including 18 years with Newmont/Newcrest Executive
General Manager Finance.
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MANAGEMENT TEAM
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Management Team Background
Managing Director
David Regan
(LLB)
• Former Citadel Resources Group director
• Extensive major resource company executive experience
• More than 20 years of North African/Middle East experience in Resources Sector
Director
Nadir Sekfali
B.Econ
• Director Celamin Ltd.
• Former Vice President Commercial of National Oil Company in North Africa
• Extensive Experience in Natural Resources Sector in North Africa
Project Director
Luc Coussement
Mining/Metallurgy
Engineer
University of Brussels
• 30 years experience in senior management roles including in French Speaking Africa
• Extensive Feasibility and Project Management Experience
• French/English
• recent experience in North African Phosphate
Technical Advisor
Roger Grogan
Mining Engineer
• 30 plus years experience as Mining Engineer
• Extensive experience in project evaluation, mine design and optimisation, mining equipment
selection and optimisation
• Extensive experience in PFS and FS for surface and underground mines
Senior Geologist
Takashi Matsumura
B. Eng (Mining Geology)
Akita Mining College
M. Geochemistry: Akita Uni.
• 35+ years Mining Industry experience in Australia, South America, North Africa & Middle East
• Previously worked with Citadel Resources in Saudi Arabia
• Working on the ground in Tunisia for last three years good working relationships with Tunisians
and TMS
Process Metallurgy
Prof. Ammar Henchiri
PhD Applied Mineralogy
• PHD in Phosphate Processing
• 30+ years experience in Tunisian Sedimentary Phosphate
• Expert on Floatation of Tunisian Phosphate
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LOCATION
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TUNISIA
Country
› Location – 140km south of Italy
› Phosphate Infrast. – extensive
› History – 128 years of Phosphate
Mining (since 1886)
Project
› Chaketma – core project (51%)
› Location – 200km SW of Tunis
› Rail – 35km away
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Extensive Infrastructure
› Road – adjacent to sealed road
› Rail – 35km to rail (1.5Mtpa capacity)
› Ports – numerous options available
› Power – electricity and gas available
› Water – options identified
› Pilot plants & storage facilities – present
› People infrastructure – extensive skill base
Rail & Port
› Rail – line upgrades, rolling stock, sidings
› Ports – equipped (storage, sidings, loading)
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ACHIEVEMENTS
Continued Progress
› License – renewed May 2013 (3 years)
› Resource –130Mt @ 20.5% P2O5 (JORC Inferred)
› Ownership – 51% (formerly 50%). TMS (49%)
› Drilling – upgrading resource
› Project Team – assembled in Tunis
› Metallurgy – positive test work
› Offtakers – advanced discussions underway
› DFS Engineering – proposals being finalised
› Environmental & Social – studies underway
› Global Financial Organisation – potential investor
› Bir El Afou – disposed
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Six Prospects: (i) Gassaa El Kebira (ii) Douar Ouled Hamouda (iii) Kef El Aguab (iv) Sidi Ali Ben Oum Ezzine (v) Kef El Louz (vi) Gassat Ezerbat
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FINANCING & OFFTAKE
Financing
› Offtakers – indicative interest
› Strategic Banking Investors – interest from multilateral Finance Organisation(s)
› Regional Equity Investors – African/European investors
Marketing
› Samples – issued, tested and approved for key premium markets
› Offtake – long term supply interest
› Demand – up to 3mtpa
› Supply – not volume constrained
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SCOPING STUDY
› Study – completed July 2012
› Life – +50 years
› Production – 0.75Mtpa (Year 1) & 1.5Mtpa (Year 2) of P2O5
› Metallurgy – 30-32% P2O5 confirmed as possible
› Conceptual target – 229Mt @ 20% P2O5
› Infrastructure – capable of supporting 1.5Mtpa (rail, port, electricity, gas)
› Preliminary Environmental and Social Studies: no ‘fatal flaws’
› Robust project economics:
- Capex - US$364M (opportunity to reduce during DFS)
- Opex – US$62/t (0.75Mtpa) & US$55/t (1.5Mtpa)
- Payback – 3.5 years
- NPV - US$605M (10% discount)
- IRR - 28%
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CAPITAL COSTS
› Capital costs – based on estimates from Bir El Afou PFS
› Production – 1.5Mtpa concentrate
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Exclusions include:
- land acquisition;
- mine development costs beyond
the first 2 months;
- closure and reclamation costs;
- working capital;
- capitalised interest; and
- financing charges.
- connection to rail head option:
slurry, truck or rail
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SCOPING STUDY – UPDATED DCF PROFILE
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Updated from Scoping Study: Higher Grade, Lower Strip Ratio in Kef El Louz and Gassa Kebira,
Assumptions: 2016: $130/Mt, 2017 $133/Mt Long Term Phosphate Rock Price $143/Mt (2018 onwards) based on Offtaker/Trader discussions.
Discount Rate: 10%.
CAPEX: $ 364m (+/-35%) Scoping Study Estimate, excluding Land acquisition mine development beyond first 2 months, closure and reclamation
costs, working capital, capitalised interest and financing charges, connection to rail head option, slurry, ruck or rail
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Chaketma – DCF Profile (US$M)
Net Unlevered Cash Flow Net Income Cumulative Unlevered Cash Flow
Forward Economics
Value at 01 January 2014 = US$505.5 million
Internal Rate of Return = 25.2 percent
Exposure = US$284.6 million
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CHAKETMA PROJECT – TIMELINE
Timetable - indicative
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2014
Appoint DFS Engineer
2014
DFS
Completion
2015
Financing &
Construction
2016
Production
Item Date
Appoint of DFS Engineering group 2014
DFS Completion – $10M 2014
Mining License 2015
Financing & Construction 2015
Production 2016
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RESOURCES
› 130 Mt @ 20.5% P2O5 (JORC inferred)
- Gassa Kebira - 93Mt @ 20.3% P₂O₅ (6:1 strip)
- Kef El Louz North - 37Mt @ 21% P₂O₅ (4:1 strip)
› Upside - only 2 of 6 prospects drilled
› Life - 35+ years based on 2 prospects only
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DRILLING
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› Drilling – typically demonstrating wide, mineralised, zones
› Depth – mineralisation at times occurs from surface
› Grades – generally +20%
Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Intercept (m) P2O5% CaO%
CHDD-2012-047 52.3 94.3 42.0 21.5 40.8
CHDD-2012-068 20.5 42.1 41.7 20.8 40.7
CHDD-2012-033 26.1 65.7 39.7 21.4 40.6
CHDD-2012-070 31.5 71.1 39.6 21.4 41.5
CHDD-2012-027 32.0 68.0 36.0 20.9 40.1
CHDD-2012-025 43.3 77.0 34.4 21.2 40.7
CHDD-2012-040 21.7 51.5 29.8 20.9 41.1
Drilling Intersections – Kef El Louz
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METALLURGY
› Results to date - marketable concentrate verified with good recoveries
› Composite sample* - covering full intersected width of Kef El Louz resource:
- Concentrate grade - 31.0% P2O5
- Recovery - 68% P2O5
- MgO - less than 1.0%
› Major European reagent supplier – independently confirms test work
- Test work on a full composite sample at ambient temperature. Comparable results:
- Concentrate grade - 30.5% P2O5
- Recovery - 68.6%
- MgO - 0.7%
- Minor elements - acceptable industry standard ranges
› Engineering Contractors (Independent) - similar results achieved
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* Bench scale test work focused on available reagent suite with number of stages of flotation – conventional phosphate reverse flotation, open circuit, elevated temp.
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PROCESSING FLOW CHART
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› Processing - crush, grind & flotation
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MINING
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› Mining – staged approach
› Waste – disposed near base of mining
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THE MARKET
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Source: Indexmundi, World Bank
Annual Consumption (Mt nutrients) Global Fertilizer Consumption (Mt nutrients)
N P2O5 K20 Total
2007/08 100.8 38.5 29.1 168.4
2008/09 98.3 33.9 23.1 155.3
2009/10 102.2 37.6 23.6 163.4
2010/11 104.2 40.6 27.5 172.3
2011/12 107.8 40.6 27.7 176.1
2102/13(e) 107.6 40.4 28.0 176.0
Change -0.2% -0.5% 1.2% 0.0%
2013/14(f) 109.6 41.1 28.7 179.5
Change 1.8% 1.8% 2.6% 2.0%
2014/15(f) 111.9 42.3 30.1 184.3
Change 2.1% 2.7% 4.9% 2.7%
Source: IFA Agriculture, Dec 2013
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DEMAND & TUNISIAN SUPPLY
Demand
› Fertiliser demand – rising following a pause in 2012/13 *
› Fertiliser forecast demand – 2.0% rise in 2013/14 & 2.7% 2014/15 *
› Phosphate forecast demand – 1.5% rise in 2013/14 & 2.7% 2014/15 *
Tunisia – global player
› Top 5 – rock producer in the world (exporting globally)
› Top 5 – Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) exporter
› Top 2 – Trisodium Phosphate (TSP) exporter
› Discovered – 1885 (1886 mining begins)
Source: 39th International Fertiliser Assoc. Enlarged Council Meeting, Paris Dec 2013: Short Term Fertiliser Outlook 2013-2014, PHeffer & M.Prud’homme
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TUNISIA
Mining
› Mining Tax: 25% (tax exemption first 5 years)
› Royalty: 1% of gross revenue
› Repatriation allowed: no tax on shareholder dividends
› Downstream processing attracts 10-year tax holiday
Country
› Political – caretaker Govt with elected Constitutional Assembly
› New projects – strong support; employment key; educated population
› GDP Growth – 3.6% (2012) & 4.0% (2013F). Source: IMF
Chaketma
› Unemployment – 21% (National 13%) and regionally, poorest in Tunisia
› Youth population – more than 67% of local population under 20 years old
› Jobs – priority; revitalise old mining province; flow-on opportunities; utilise existing infrastructure
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SUMMARY – WHY INVEST?
› Location – proximity to Europe
› Country – in-country phosphate expertise & infrastructure
› Quality – Northern Africa is a key global phosphate supplier
› Product – large, good grade, low impurities
› Resource – JORC compliant (two of six prospects drilled)
› Life – +35 years (+50 years achievable)
› Costs – low
› Infrastructure – roads, rail, ports, gas, electricity & water
› Demand – industry player interest
› Financiers – discussions underway
› Board/Management – credible & experienced
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