The document provides an overview of Noront Resources Ltd., including: - Their two near-term development projects, Eagle's Nest nickel sulphide deposit and Blackbird chromite deposit, located in the Ring of Fire region of Canada. - Eagle's Nest has proven and probable reserves of 11.1 million tonnes grading 1.68% nickel. - Blackbird has measured and indicated resources of 20.5 million tonnes grading 35.8% chromium oxide. - Noront has the largest land position in the Ring of Fire with over 112,000 hectares.

1. THE RIGHT PROJECTS
THE RIGHT PLAN
THE RIGHT TEAM
THE RIGHT TIME
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2. OVERVIEW
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3. OVERVIEW
Corporate Presentation
2012
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4. “
The
Ring
of
Fire
is
the
most
signi1icant
mineral
discovery
in
Canada
in
a
century.”
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5. Overview
CORPORATE INFORMATION
Lis$ng TSX-­‐V PEER GROUP SHARE PRICE PERFORMANCE
TWELVE MONTHS ENDING MARCH 27, 2012
Symbol: NOT
30.00%
Approx
Share
Price: 0.51
20.00%
52
Week
High/Low: C$1.00/C$0.41
10.00%
Market
Cap: ~C$118
Shares
O/S: M
230.3
0.00%
PAN
LBE
DM
FNI
NICKEL
NI
POS
POM
IGO
MUM
SRU
MBN
CML
NOT
MCR
WSA
FXR
TALV
‐10.00%
Share
F/D: 252.6
M ‐20.00%
MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS:
‐30.00%
‣ Resource Capital Funds 18%
‐40.00%
‣ Baosteel Resources 9.9%;
‣ Sprott Asset Management; ‐50.00%
‣ Middlefield Capital; ‐60.00%
‣ Goodman and Co Investments Ltd. and ‐70.00%
‣ Oppenheimer Funds.
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6. Overview
INVESTMENT OVERVIEW
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7. Overview
INVESTMENT OVERVIEW
‣ Two near term development projects:
• Eagle’s Nest, high-grade nickel sulphide deposit with copper, platinum and palladium and gold
• Blackbird - high quality chromite deposit.
‣ Outstanding potential for additional discoveries;
‣ Largest land position (112,000 Ha) in the evolving, Ring of Fire, a Canadian mineral
camp that is:
• Four (4) times larger than the Sudbury Basin and
• Less than ten percent (10%) has been explored to date.
‣ Management & Board with extensive mine development and operations experience;
‣ Compelling value proposition based on:
• Comparison to other nickel and base metal developers;
• Recent M&A activity in the nickel and chromite space and
• Management’s demonstrated ability to advance the projects to date.
‣ An economically, socially and environmentally sustainable plan;
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8. Overview
INDUSTRY COST OF PRODUCTION
Source:
Raymond
James
Ltd.
and
Company
Reports
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9. Overview
INDUSTRY CAPITAL COSTS
Source:
Raymond
James
Ltd.
and
Company
Reports
Note:
Noront's
produc9on
is
the
expected
average
nickel
produc9on
over
the
first
5
years
of
produc9on
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10. THE RIGHT PROJECTS
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11. THE RIGHT PROJECTS
Corporate Presentation
2012
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12. The
Right
Projects
LOCATION AND LAND POSITION
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13. The
Right
Projects
LOCATION AND LAND POSITION
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14. The
Right
Projects
LOCATION AND LAND POSITION
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15. The
Right
Projects
LOCATION AND LAND POSITION
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16. The
Right
Projects
LOCATION AND LAND POSITION
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17. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
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18. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
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19. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Eagle’s Nest (200 m x 50 m x 1,600 m)
Proven and Probable Reserve
11.1 Mt @ 1.68% Ni, 0.87% Cu, 0.89 gpt Pt and 3.09 gpt Pd
Eagle’s
Nest
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20. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Eagle’s Nest (200 m x 50 m x 1,600 m)
Proven and Probable Reserve
11.1 Mt @ 1.68% Ni, 0.87% Cu, 0.89 gpt Pt and 3.09 gpt Pd
AT12
AT12 (1,400 m x 200 m x 600 m)
Hole metres Ni (%) Cu (%) Pt (g/t) Pd (g/t)
NOT-08-2G11 122.90 0.56 0.29 0.22 0.79
NOT-08-2G12 112.90 0.35 0.10 0.14 0.46
NOT-08-2G14 74.00 0.41 0.13 0.17 0.53
NOT-09-2G28 1.60 4.16 1.72 1.51 0.70
NOT-09-2G36 2.10 3.00 0.74 1.06 2.58
NOT-09-2G37 4.18 4.71 3.08 0.77 4.29
NOT-10-2G41 1.25 4.85 1.04 0.56 3.75
Eagle’s
Nest
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21. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Eagle’s Nest (200 m x 50 m x 1,600 m)
Proven and Probable Reserve
11.1 Mt @ 1.68% Ni, 0.87% Cu, 0.89 gpt Pt and 3.09 gpt Pd
AT12
AT12 (1,400 m x 200 m x 600 m)
Hole metres Ni (%) Cu (%) Pt (g/t) Pd (g/t)
NOT-08-2G11 122.90 0.56 0.29 0.22 0.79
NOT-08-2G12 112.90 0.35 0.10 0.14 0.46
NOT-08-2G14 74.00 0.41 0.13 0.17 0.53
NOT-09-2G28 1.60 4.16 1.72 1.51 0.70
NOT-09-2G36 2.10 3.00 0.74 1.06 2.58
NOT-09-2G37 4.18 4.71 3.08 0.77 4.29
NOT-10-2G41 1.25 4.85 1.04 0.56 3.75
Eagle’s
Nest Eagle Two (200 m x 5 m x 400 m)
Low grade NiS mineralization - vein hosted
Eagle
Two
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22. The
Right
Projects
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Eagle’s Nest (200 m x 50 m x 1,600 m)
Proven and Probable Reserve
11.1 Mt @ 1.68% Ni, 0.87% Cu, 0.89 gpt Pt and 3.09 gpt Pd
AT12
AT12 (1,400 m x 200 m x 600 m)
Hole metres Ni (%) Cu (%) Pt (g/t) Pd (g/t)
NOT-08-2G11 122.90 0.56 0.29 0.22 0.79
NOT-08-2G12 112.90 0.35 0.10 0.14 0.46
NOT-08-2G14 74.00 0.41 0.13 0.17 0.53
NOT-09-2G28 1.60 4.16 1.72 1.51 0.70
NOT-09-2G36 2.10 3.00 0.74 1.06 2.58
NOT-09-2G37 4.18 4.71 3.08 0.77 4.29
NOT-10-2G41 1.25 4.85 1.04 0.56 3.75
Eagle’s
Nest Eagle Two (200 m x 5 m x 400 m)
Low grade NiS mineralization - vein hosted
Eagle
Two
Blackbird Blackbird
Measured and Indicated Resource
20.5 Mt @35.8% Cr2O3 and 1.97:1.0 Cr:Fe
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23. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
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24. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
NiEQ Grade
<0.5%
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
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25. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
-75 M Level
N
-75 M Level
NiEQ Grade
<0.5%
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
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26. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
-75 M Level
N
-75 M Level
-600 M Level
N
-600 M Level
NiEQ Grade
<0.5%
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
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27. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
-75 M Level
N
-75 M Level
-600 M Level
N
-600 M Level
-1200 M Level
NiEQ Grade
<0.5% N
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
-1200 M Level
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28. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
-75 M Level
Mineral Reserve
N
tonnes
Ni
Cu
Pt
Pd
Category
(x1,000) (%) (%) (gpt) (gpt)
Proven
Reserve 5,264 2.02 1.04 1.01 3.45
-75 M Level Probable
Reserve 5,867 1.38 0.72 0.78 2.76
-600 M Level
Proven
and
Probable 11,131 1.68 0.87 0.89 3.09
N
-600 M Level
-1200 M Level Reserve Limit
NiEQ Grade
<0.5% N
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
-1200 M Level
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29. The
Right
Projects
EAGLE’S NEST
-75 M Level
Mineral Reserve
N
tonnes
Ni
Cu
Pt
Pd
Category
(x1,000) (%) (%) (gpt) (gpt)
Proven
Reserve 5,264 2.02 1.04 1.01 3.45
-75 M Level Probable
Reserve 5,867 1.38 0.72 0.78 2.76
-600 M Level
Proven
and
Probable 11,131 1.68 0.87 0.89 3.09
N
Mineral Resource
tonnes
Ni
Cu
Pt
Pd
-600 M Level Category
-1200 M Level Reserve Limit (x1,000) (%) (%) (gpt) (gpt)
NiEQ Grade Inferred
Resource 8,966 1.10 1.14 1.16 3.49
<0.5% N
0.5% to 1.0%
1.0% to 3.0%
>3.0%
-1600 M Level Resource Limit
-1200 M Level
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30. The
Right
Projects
2010 PRE-FEASIBILITY
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31. The
Right
Projects
2010 PRE-FEASIBILITY
Project Description
‣ 1.0 M tonne per annum throughput;
‣ 11 year mine life with a 3 year payback;
‣ 150,000 tonnes Ni-Cu concentrate per annum;
‣ Resource conversion doubles the mine life;
‣ Outstanding exploration potential
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32. The
Right
Projects
2010 PRE-FEASIBILITY
Key Metrics Project Description
‣ 1.0 M tonne per annum throughput;
‣ 11 year mine life with a 3 year payback;
‣ 150,000 tonnes Ni-Cu concentrate per annum;
‣ Resource conversion doubles the mine life;
‣ Outstanding exploration potential
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33. The
Right
Projects
2010 PRE-FEASIBILITY
Key Metrics Project Description
Discount
Rate (6%) (8%) (10%)
‣ 1.0 M tonne per annum throughput;
NPV
(a`er
tax)
($M) $561 $431 $326
‣ 11 year mine life with a 3 year payback;
Ini$al Sustaining
Capital
Cost
($M) $734 $143
‣ 150,000 tonnes Ni-Cu concentrate per annum;
per
t
milled per
lb
NiEQ per
lb
Ni ‣ Resource conversion doubles the mine life;
Opera$ng
Cost $75.31 $1.80 -­‐$0.67 ‣ Outstanding exploration potential
Capital
Cost $78.79 $1.88 $2.65
Taxes $39.58 $0.94 $1.33
A`er
tax
Revenue $107.33 $2.56 $3.61
Metal
Prices PFS Long
Term
Analyst
Consensus
Nickel
($/lb) $8.82 $9.55
Copper
($/lb) $3.08 $3.50
Pla$num
($/oz) $1,432 $1,770
Palladium $446 $775
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34. The
Right
Projects
BLACKBIRD CHROMITE
CHROMITE RESOURCES IN THE RING OF FIRE
80.0
Classifica$on M
tonnes Cr2O3
Cr:Fe
70.0
(%)
MILLION TONNES
Measured 9.29 37.44 2.00 60.0
50.0
Indicated 11.17 34.36 1.95 40.0
Blackbird
30.0 Big Daddy
M&I 20.46 35.76 1.97
20.0 Black Thor
Inferred 23.48 33.14 1.97 10.0 Black Creek
‐
Measured Indicated M&I Inferred Total
CLASSIFICATION
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35. The
Right
Projects
BLACKBIRD CHROMITE
CHROMITE RESOURCES IN THE RING OF FIRE
80.0
Classifica$on M
tonnes Cr2O3
Cr:Fe
70.0
(%)
MILLION TONNES
Measured 9.29 37.44 2.00 60.0
50.0
Indicated 11.17 34.36 1.95 40.0
Blackbird
30.0 Big Daddy
M&I 20.46 35.76 1.97
20.0 Black Thor
Inferred 23.48 33.14 1.97 10.0 Black Creek
‐
Measured Indicated M&I Inferred Total
CLASSIFICATION
‣ Estimated by “Qualified Persons” from Micon International;
‣ Blackbird similar in size and quality to other Ring of Fire discoveries;
‣ Opportunity to supply North American ferrochrome market (250Kt per annum);
‣ Blackbird is a “pipeline” project.
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36. The
Right
Projects
BLACKBIRD CHROMITE
March 2012 Resource Estimate CHROMITE RESOURCES IN THE RING OF FIRE
80.0
Classifica$on M
tonnes Cr2O3
Cr:Fe
70.0
(%)
MILLION TONNES
Measured 9.29 37.44 2.00 60.0
50.0
Indicated 11.17 34.36 1.95 40.0
Blackbird
30.0 Big Daddy
M&I 20.46 35.76 1.97
20.0 Black Thor
Inferred 23.48 33.14 1.97 10.0 Black Creek
‐
Measured Indicated M&I Inferred Total
CLASSIFICATION
‣ Estimated by “Qualified Persons” from Micon International;
‣ Blackbird similar in size and quality to other Ring of Fire discoveries;
‣ Opportunity to supply North American ferrochrome market (250Kt per annum);
‣ Blackbird is a “pipeline” project.
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37. THE RIGHT PLAN
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38. THE RIGHT PLAN
Corporate Presentation
2012
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39. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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40. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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41. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PHASE ONE - PICKLE LAKE TO WEBEQUIE
‣ 200 km all season road;
‣ follows existing winter road corridor;
‣ supported by local communities;
‣ eliminates major river crossings;
‣ estimated cost $180 M;
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42. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PHASE ONE - PICKLE LAKE TO WEBEQUIE
‣ 200 km all season road;
‣ follows existing winter road corridor;
‣ supported by local communities;
‣ eliminates major river crossings;
‣ estimated cost $180 M;
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43. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PHASE ONE - PICKLE LAKE TO WEBEQUIE
‣ 200 km all season road;
‣ follows existing winter road corridor;
‣ supported by local communities;
‣ eliminates major river crossings;
‣ estimated cost $180 M;
PHASE TWO- WEBEQUIE TO SITE
‣ 95 km winter road;
‣ power line;
‣ buried concentrate pipeline
‣ estimated costs $260 M
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44. The
Right
Plan
REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PHASE ONE - PICKLE LAKE TO WEBEQUIE
‣ 200 km all season road;
‣ follows existing winter road corridor;
‣ supported by local communities;
‣ eliminates major river crossings;
‣ estimated cost $180 M;
PHASE TWO- WEBEQUIE TO SITE
‣ 95 km winter road;
‣ power line;
‣ buried concentrate pipeline
‣ estimated costs $260 M
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45. The
Right
Plan
SITE INFRASTRUCTURE
‣ Surface disturbance = 42 ha;
‣ majority infrastructure is
underground;
‣ road follow eskers;
‣ waste from underground
development recycled as
construction aggregate for
roads and airstrip;
‣ minimal Environmental Impact.
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46. The
Right
Plan
UNDERGROUND MILL CONSTRUCTION
Production
Levels
Crushing
& Grinding
Circuit
Flotation
Circuit
Access
Aggregate Source
Ramp
Maintenance
Shops
Production
Decline
‣ Reduces construction risk due to challenging soil conditions.
‣ Utilizes highly competent granite host rocks.
‣ Minimizes site construction materials.
‣ Provides a controlled climate and environment
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47. The
Right
Plan
UNDERGROUND DESIGN
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48. THE RIGHT TEAM
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49. THE RIGHT TEAM
Corporate Presentation
2012
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50. The
Right
Team
BOARD AND MANAGEMENT
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51. The
Right
Team
BOARD AND MANAGEMENT
Board of Directors
Paul Parisotto (Chair)
Ted Bassett
Darren Blasutti
Wes Hanson PGeo (President and CEO)
Joe Hamilton
Lin Li
David Thomas
‣ Strong Board of Directors;
‣ Broad experience base;
‣ Extensive capital markets knowledge and
‣ Proven track record of increasing value.
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52. The
Right
Team
BOARD AND MANAGEMENT
Board of Directors Management
Paul Parisotto (Chair) Wes Hanson PGeo (President and CEO)
Ted Bassett Paul Semple PEng (COO)
Darren Blasutti Greg Rieveley CA (CFO)
Wes Hanson PGeo (President and CEO) Eric Mosley (Exploration Manager)
Joe Hamilton Glenn Nolan (VP Aboriginal Affairs)
Lin Li Leanne Hall (VP Human Resources)
David Thomas Mark Baker (Project Manager)
‣ Strong Board of Directors; ‣ Strong exploration background;
‣ Broad experience base; ‣ Extensive experience managing feasibility studies;
‣ Extensive capital markets knowledge and ‣ Mine construction and operations background and
‣ Proven track record of increasing value. ‣ Leaders in Corporate Responsibility.
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53. The
Right
Team
FEASIBILITY STUDY TEAM
Consultant Responsibility
Micon
Interna$onal
Ltd. Resource
and
Reserve
Es$ma$on,
Metallurgy
and
Lead
Consultant
Cementa$on
Inc. Mine
design,
opera$ng
and
capital
cost
es$mate
Penguin
ASI Mine
scheduling,
stope
sequencing,
life
of
mine
plan,
mining
automa$on
Outotec
Oyj. Process
plant
design,
capital
and
opera$ng
cost
es$mates
Knight
Piesold
Ltd. Environmental
Ausenco
Concentrate
slurry
pipeline
design,
capital
and
opera$ng
cost
es$mate
Nuna
Logis$cs
Ltd. Road
design,
capital
and
opera$ng
cost
es$mate
Engage
Learn Lead
crea$ve
advisor
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54. THE RIGHT TIME
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55. THE RIGHT TIME
Corporate Presentation
2012
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56. The
Right
Time
SUPPLY AND DEMAND FUNDAMENTALS
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57. The
Right
Time
SUPPLY AND DEMAND FUNDAMENTALS
STAINLESS PRODUCTION / FERROCHROME DEMAND
Actual Forecast
G.R: 4.4% G.R: 5.8%
G.R: 6.4% G.R: 6.8%
Source - Heinz H. Pariser 2011
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58. The
Right
Time
SUPPLY AND DEMAND FUNDAMENTALS
STAINLESS PRODUCTION / FERROCHROME DEMAND NICKEL SUPPLY AND DEMAND
Actual Forecast 2,500
G.R: 4.4% G.R: 5.8%
G.R: 6.4% G.R: 6.8% 2,000
Tonnes (x 1,000)
1,500
1,000
500
‐
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Year
Source - Heinz H. Pariser 2011
Source: World Bureau of Metal Statistics (modified)
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59. The
Right
Time
SUPPLY AND DEMAND FUNDAMENTALS
STAINLESS PRODUCTION / FERROCHROME DEMAND NICKEL SUPPLY AND DEMAND
Actual Forecast 2,500 Potential
Supply
G.R: 4.4% G.R: 5.8% Shortfall
G.R: 6.4% G.R: 6.8% 2,000
Tonnes (x 1,000)
1,500
1,000
500
‐
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Year
Source - Heinz H. Pariser 2011
Source: World Bureau of Metal Statistics (modified)
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60. The
Right
Time
EAGLE’S NEST TIMELINE
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61. The
Right
Time
EAGLE’S NEST TIMELINE
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62. The
Right
Time
EAGLE’S NEST TIMELINE
Project Milestones:
‣ June 2011 Baosteel acquires 9.9% interest;
‣ June 2011 Bulk tonnage low grade at AT12;
‣ Aug. 2011 Prefeasibility after tax NAV(6%) of
$560M
‣ Sept. 2011 drilling expands Blackbird chromite;
‣ Sept. 2011 Project Description accepted by CEAA;
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63. The
Right
Time
EAGLE’S NEST TIMELINE
Project Milestones:
‣ June 2011 Baosteel acquires 9.9% interest;
‣ June 2011 Bulk tonnage low grade at AT12;
‣ Aug. 2011 Prefeasibility after tax NAV(6%) of
$560M
‣ Sept. 2011 drilling expands Blackbird chromite;
‣ Sept. 2011 Project Description accepted by CEAA;
Short Term Catalysts:
‣ Exploration drill results Q1, 2012;
‣ Feasibility Study Q2, 2012;
‣ Project financing Q2 - Q4, 2012
‣ Infrastructure announcement 2012;
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64. CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
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65. CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
Corporate Presentation
2012
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66. Appendix
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
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67. Appendix
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
Establish a Social License to operate
‣ Community skills surveys;
‣ Training programs - federal funding;
‣ Long term business opportunities;
Youth Focus - Prepare for the Future
‣ Project timeline;
‣ Career Opportunities;
‣ School trips;
‣ Ring of Fire Christmas charity;
‣ DareARTs “Fill My Hollow Bones”;
‣ Mining Matters Youth Camps;
‣ Noront Bursary;
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68. Appendix
A NEW STANDARD IN CONSULTATION
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69. Appendix
A NEW STANDARD IN CONSULTATION
Goal
Establish a model consultation program:
‣ Community meetings, open houses.
‣ Oji-Cree version of Project Description
‣ Community Offices.
‣ Noront Radio Hour
‣ Mikawaa Portal.
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70. Appendix
A NEW STANDARD IN CONSULTATION
Goal
Establish a model consultation program:
‣ Community meetings, open houses.
‣ Oji-Cree version of Project Description
‣ Community Offices.
‣ Noront Radio Hour
‣ Mikawaa Portal.
Objective
Work cooperatively with the local First Nation communities to develop a
regional land use plan that benefits all stakeholders and recognizes the
environmental sensitivity of the James Bay Lowlands.
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71. THE RIGHT PROJECTS
THE RIGHT PLAN
THE RIGHT TEAM
THE RIGHT TIME
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72. THE RIGHT PROJECTS
THE RIGHT PLAN
THE RIGHT TEAM
THE RIGHT TIME
105 Adelaide St. W., Suite 1100
Toronto, ON, Canada
M5H 1P9
Investor Relations (416)-367-1444
investor.relations@norontresources.com
www.norontresources.com
NOT: TSX-V
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