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3. CORPORATE OVERVIEW
A Canadian based junior exploration company focused on providing sustainable growth and
value to its shareholders through the strategic acquisition, exploration and development of viable
mineral properties.
September 2010, the Company entered into an option to acquire a 60% interest in two coal
properties (the “Property”) located in Pakistan. The Property consists of 2,230 acres of land and an
application for an additional 200 km2 for exploration and extraction of coal located within the
Navel & Planna Village, and Karjai Village, Tehsil and District Kotli, State of Azad Jammu and
Kashmir (AJK), Pakistan.
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4. KEY POINTS
Potential near term producers
Potential discovery of large coal basin
Low costs labor - exploration / mining
Experienced technical team - planned exploration
Local partner and Huge local demand of coal usage
Good quality of Anthracite coal
6. COAL MANAGEMENT TEAM LEADER
Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz, Bsc, MBA
United Coal has hired Mr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz, a Pakistan resident, as project manager of its subsidiary, AJK Mining Company (PVT.) Ltd.
Mr. Pervaiz graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in mining engineering from Lahore University, Pakistan. In 1983, he obtained a Master
of Science degree in mining engineering from the same university. In 1989, he earned a M.B.A. from Technical International University Missouri
– USA, Lahore Campus.
Mr. Pervaiz is the current President of The Institute of Mining Engineers in Pakistan and is one of the leading experts in the mining and mineral
sector. He is also Chief Executive Geo of Minerals Khokhar Bala Coal Mines, Director of MINTECH-Coal Mines, Director of Katha Digwell Coal
Mines, Chairman of the Pakistan Mine Association and a mining consultant to various multinational and local organizations.
Mr. Pervaiz holds the honourable distinction of the Khawaja Farid Award for outstanding achievements in mining. He was awarded the National
Gold Medal by the Institute of Mining Engineers, Pakistan in 1985 as well as several other awards throughout his career.
Mr. Pervaiz brings a vast amount of technical and practical knowledge to AJK. He has work experience in all parts of the country and has
international experience working in various countries abroad. A decorated engineer carrying a global reputation, Mr. Pervaiz will be an
invaluable member to the AJK mining team as it seeks to expand its asset base, not only in Pakistan but in other coal-producing regions in Asia
as well.
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7. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Simon Tam, President and Director
Mr. Tam has over 25 years of experience building successful private and public companies. He joined the board of United Coal Holdings Ltd., in
2006 and shortly thereafter, was appointed as President and CEO of the Company. In his role as President and CEO of United Coal Holdings Ltd.,
he oversees and is involved in all strategic and operational decisions, including general management, corporate finance, corporate governance,
legal, property acquisitions and human resource management. In his career, he has been involved in real estate development, computer and
food wholesaling as well as actively leading resources companies since the early 1990's. Mr. Tam has significant experience and knowledge in
managing the growth of small cap resource companies.
Craig Walker, Director
Mr. Walker is presently the owner and manager of a web-site hosting and design company. Prior to that, Mr. Walker was a stock broker until
1997. He has many years of collective experience in the financing and capital investment including raising capital for venture companies. Mr.
Walker was a director of several public listed companies and currently serves as a director of one other junior resource company.
David H. Rankin MBA FRSA Director
Mr. Rankin has been a Director of United Coal Holdings Ltd., since September 2004. He is currently based in London UK and is the Managing
Director of RFPA Management Ltd., providing strategic management and financial consulting services to a variety of businesses in the
renewables, mining and energy sectors. Mr. Rankin enjoyed a 25 year policing career (RCMP and Municipal) retiring in 1997 as an Executive
Officer. He has an MBA from the Ivey Business School, University of Western Ontario and completed the Directors Education Program offered by
the Institute of Corporate Directors.
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8. WORLD COAL PRODUCTION
Major
Producing
Countries
and
Year
(million
tonnes)
World Coal Production
Major Producing Countries and Year (million tonnes)
Country 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Share Reserve Life (years)
China 2528.6 2691.6 2802.0 2973.0 3240.0 48.30% 35
USA 1054.8 1040.2 1063.0 975.2 984.6 14.80% 241
EU 595.1 592.3 563.6 538.4 535.7 4.20% 105
Australia 382.2 392.7 399.2 413.2 423.9 6.30% 180
Russia 309.9 313.5 328.6 301.3 316.9 4.70% 495
Indonesia 193.8 216.9 240.2 256.2 305.9 5.00% 18
South Africa 244.8 247.7 252.6 250.6 253.8 3.80% 119
Germany 197.1 201.9 192.4 183.7 182.3 1.20% 223
Poland 156.1 145.9 144.0 135.2 133.2 1.50% 43
Kazakhstan 96.2 97.8 111.1 100.9 110.8 1.50% 303
Pakistan 4.0 4.5 4.12 3.59 n/a n/a n/a
Total World 6,342.0 6,573.3 6,795.0 6,880.8 7,273.3 100% 118
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9. USES FOR COAL
Uses of coal include alumina refineries,
Residential Other
paper manufacturers, and the chemical and 3% 3%
Other industry
pharmaceutical industries. Several chemical 5%
Chemical & petrochemical
products can be produced from the by- 2%
2%
products of coal. Refined coal tar is used in Iron & Steel
the manufacture of chemicals, such as
Cementation 7%
creosote oil, naphthalene, phenol, and metallic mineral
benzene. Ammonia gas recovered from products
coke ovens is used to manufacture 4%
Energy
ammonia salts, nitric acid and agricultural
Sector
fertilizers. Thousands of different products
have coal or coal by- products as
components: soap, aspirins, solvents, dyes,
plastics and fibers, such as rayon and nylon.
74%
Electricity
Transformation
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10. PAKISTAN; QUICK FACTS
• Area: 803,940 km2
• Population: 175,000,000
• Capital city: Islambad
• Religion: 97% Muslim
• Government: Federal Republic
• GDP: $144 billion USD (2004 est.)
• GDP per head: US$2600
• Inflation: 7.8%
• Major trading partners: China 13.8%, Saudi Arabia
10.5%, UAE 9.7%, US 6.5%, Japan 5.7%, Kuwait 4.7%,
Germany 4.1% (2006)
• Languages: Punjabi 48%, Sindhi 12%, Siraiki (a
Punjabi variant) 10%, Pashtu 8%, Urdu (official) 8%,
Balochi 3%, Hindko 2%, Brahui 1%, English (official
and lingua franca of Pakistani elite and most
government ministries), Burushaski, and other 8%
• Major industries: Textiles and apparel, food
processing, pharmaceuticals, construction
materials, paper products, fertilizer, shrimp
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11. PAKISTAN PROPERTY
STATE OF AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR (AJK)
• The coal industry in AJK Kotli is in it's infancy, excellent potential for growth
• Coal from AJK is high quality ideal for industrial consumption, metallurgical coke, brick kiln
and the cement industry
• United Coal has an option to obtain a 60% interest in the Property. (Mining Leases A.D.
1283-86 and A.D262-65)
• Additional application for 200 km2 for exploration and extraction of coal located District
Kotli, AJK, Pakistan
• Two known occurrences on the Property. (Where underground coal operations have
extracted and shipped coal for profit)
• Assay values have classified the coal as Semi anthracite with Calorific Value
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