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Legal Disclaimer
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This document has been prepared by Berkh Uul JSC (“Berkh” or “the Company”) in connection with providing
an overview to interested investors.
This presentation contains forward looking statements which involve subjective judgment and analysis and are
subject to significant uncertainties, risks and contingencies including those risk factors associated with the
mining industry, many of which areoutside the control of and may be unknown to Berkh Uul.
No representation, warranty or assurance, express or implied, is given or made in relation to any forward
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relation to any underlying assumption or that any forward looking statement will be achieved. Actual and
future events may vary materially from the forward looking statements and the assumptions on which the
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Given these uncertainties, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward looking
statements, and should rely on their own independent enquiries, investigations and advice regarding
information contained in this presentation. Any reliance by a reader on the information contained in this
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Company History
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1954 deposit discovered.
1973 - 1999 operated as a subsidiary of Monros.
1999 - 2006 operated as a Mongolian state run enterprise.
2006 Fully privatized.
2011 Firebird acquired a controlling interest.
2011 to present Firebird has conducted a legal and financial clean up,
has installed a management team, conducted a 43-101 drilling
program, and has begun the process of restarting operations.
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Firebirdin Mongolia
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FirebirdManagement LLC
Among top performing funds globally
Firebird Fund launched 1994
Net cumulative return: 4,543%
Firebird New Russia Fund launched 1996
Net cumulative return: 2,357%
Extensive knowledge and experience in Mongolia
7 years working in country
40-person business development office in Ulaan Baatar
Owns and operates Sharyn Gol coal mine
Berkh Uul JSC
Mongolian fluorspar resource company
Owned by Firebird Management LLC (99.8%)
Primary asset: Delgerkhaan fluorspar mine
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World Production
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World Fluorspar Production 1950 - 2012
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Fluorspar
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World production and reserves of fluorspar (in ‘000 metricWorld production and reserves of fluorspar (in ‘000 metricWorld production and reserves of fluorspar (in ‘000 metricWorld production and reserves of fluorspar (in ‘000 metric tonnestonnestonnestonnes))))
Country Production 2009 Production 2010
% of World Production
2010
Reserves*
% of Total World
Reserves
China 2,900 3,000 55.6% 24,000 10.4%
Mexico 1,040 1,000 18.5% 32,000 13.9%
Mongolia 460 450 8.3%$ 12,000 5.2%
Russia 240 220 4.1% – –
South Africa 204 130 2.4% 41,000 17.8%
Spain 140 120 2.2% 6,000 2.6%
Namibia 74 110 2.0% 3,000 1.3%
Morocco 75 80 1.5% – –
Brazil 64 65 1.2% – –
Kazakhstan 67 65 1.2% – –
Kenya 16 30 0.6% 2,000 0.9%
Other 180 170 3.1% 110,000 47.8%
World Total (rounded) 5,460 5,400 100.0% 230,000 100.0%
Source: USGS (*) Measured as 100% calcium fluoride
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FluorsparRich Mongolia
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Mongolia’s mining sector*
80% of the country’s exports
50% of government revenue
*Source: National Statistical Office of Mongolia
Mongolian Fluorite Regions*
22Mt of contained CaF2
139 known fluorite deposits
Over 700 identified fluorite prospects
*Source: Roskill Report 2013
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Delgerkhan FluorsparMine
Historical Resource*
Technical report: August, 2012*
Indicated: 6,620,000t @ 33.7% CaF2
Inferred: 3,020,000t @ 33.0% CaF2
Roomto expand license
Regional Setting: many additional mineralized veins
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High Quality Fluorspar Product
Acceptable to all users
Extremely low sulphide content – less than 0.01%
Low phosphorus – approximately 50 ppm
*Please refer to
Disclaimer on
page 2
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Mine History
Exploration
439 coreholes done by Soviet Union (6 by Firebird)
88,000m diamond drilling
Trenching and surface pits
Mining
Peak Production of 170,000 t/annum (late 80’s)
1988-1999: 540,000 tonnes CaF2 produced.
Identified veins adjacent to license boundary with historic resources
Many excellent exploration targetsoffer near term potential
Delgerkhan FluorsparMine
History and Infrastructure
Location and Infrastructure
Access by good gravelroad
80km from Undurkhaan city, 13 km from Berkh City
Rail spur at Baganuur 270km away
Berkh City - 110 kilowatt electrical power connected to the central grid
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Underground Mineralization
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4 levels
• 2 fullydeveloped, 2 partial
• Over 10km of drifts and tunnels
2 Shafts
• Shaft 1:200m
• Shaft 2:150m
2013 Infrastructure Replacement Costs:
$50-100 million
• Shafts andundergrounddevelopment
• 439 core holes, 88,000m drilled
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Estimated 18 month construction period:
De-watering
Estimated 60 days to de-water the existing workings to level 2 (100m depth)
Remediation of the existing shafts
New equipment, piping and wiring
Full replacement of hoists, cables and dumping/receiving systems
Reconditioning of underground workings
Ground support, scaling, piping and tracks will be 100% replaced
Ventilation and heating systems installed
Mining Method: Shrinkage stoping
Mechanized multi-car tramming
Air operated chutes installed directly into drifts
Construction of flotationfacility to produce an acid grade product
Re-commissioning the Delgerhkan Mine
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Management in Place
CEO, Mendsaikhan Bold
Extensive experience in fluorspar and Mongolia. Previously with MONROS.
COO, Jimmie Wilde
Over 35 years experience in open pit and underground mining. Seasoned
mining executive. Previously with Rio Tinto.
CFO, James Flores
Over 30 years experience in financial services. MBA, Finance from Wharton
School, University of Pennsylvania. Previously CFO Columbia Energy
Resources – metallurgical coal mining firm
Near Term Potential
Identified veins adjacent to current mining license
Excellent exploration targets
Toll processing
Potential acquisition of existing fluorspar mines
Moving Forward