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2. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 1
THIS PRESENTATION INCLUDES CERTAIN “FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS”. ALL STATEMENTS,
OTHER THAN STATEMENTS OF HISTORICAL FACT, ARE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS THAT
INVOLVE RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE THAT RELATE TO
COAL RESOURCES AND SALEABLE PRODUCT YIELDS, PRODUCTION PLANS, COSTS OF
PRODUCTION, STRIP RATIOS, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, COAL PRICES AND MARKETS. THERE CAN
BE NO ASSURANCES THAT THESE STATEMENTS WILL PROVE ACCURATE; AND ACTUAL RESULTS
AND FUTURE EVENTS COULD DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THOSE ANTICIPATED IN SUCH
STATEMENTS. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN REPRESENTS THE COMPANY’S JUDGMENT
AS OF THE DATE HEREOF, BASED ON INFORMATION CURRENTLY AVAILABLE, INCLUDING THE
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN A DRAFT INDEPENDENT TECHNICAL REPORT PREPARED AT THE
REQUEST OF THE COMPANY. THE DRAFT TECHNICAL REPORT AND THE COMPANY’S MINE
DEVELOPMENT PLANS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. THE COMPANY DOES NOT ASSUME ANY
OBLIGATION TO UPDATE ANY STATEMENT. NEITHER THE COMPANY NOR ANY OF ITS PERSONNEL
ACCEPTS OR ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY, OR HAS ANY LIABILITY, TO ANY PERSON IN RESPECT OF
THIS PRESENTATION. THIS PRESENTATION DOES NOT FORM PART OF AND IS NOT MADE IN
CONNECTON WITH ANY OFFERING OF SECURITIES, AND IT SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON IN
CONNECTION WITH ANY CONTACT, INVESTMENT, DECISION OR COMMITMENT WHATSOEVER.
DISCLAIMER
3. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 2
Location
COMPANY SNAPSHOT - LOCATION
The Tavan Tolgoi coalfield is
located in the central South
Gobi region of Mongolia
Approximately 200km north
of the Mongolian-Chinese
border
4. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 3
Overview
Current Corporate Structure
Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC (ETT) is a Mongolian
coal producer and developer
The Company holds mining licences over the
Tavan Tolgoi coalfield in Mongolia, one of the
largest undeveloped deposits of high-value
coking coal in the world
The Company holds 7.4Bt of Measured,
Indicated and Inferred coal reserves and
resources and 1.8Bt of Proven and Probable
coal reserves in accordance with JORC
The Company commenced commercial
production in July 2011
The Company is in the process of expanding
production with the objective of becoming a
large scale producer and exporter of high
quality washed coking and thermal coal
products to Chinese and North Asian markets
COMPANY SNAPSHOT
Government of Mongolia
Erdenes MGL LLC
Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC
100%
100%
Anticipated Future Corporate Structure
Government of Mongolia
Erdenes MGL LLC
Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC
51% or more
100%
Mongolian Shareholders Publicly Traded Shares
20% Up to 29%
Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC owns licences over a majority of the Tavan Tolgoi coalfield, one
of the largest open pittable coking coal deposits in the world
5. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 4
Tavan Tolgoi deposit consists of 6 sub-fields: Tsankhi, Ukhaa Khudag, Bortolgoi, Borteeg,
Southwest and Eastern coalfields
ETT owns licences over 5 of the 6 sub-fields (excluding Ukhaa Khudag)
Tsankhi is the main and best explored of the coalfields owned by ETT and contains the
highest portion of Measured and Indicated coal resources
Significant exploration and expansion potential exists at other 4 sub-fields
COALFIELD STRUCTURE
Source: Draft Technical Report
~25km
6. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 5
Tavan Tolgoi deposit consists of 6 sub-fields: Tsankhi, Ukhaa Khudag, Bortolgoi, Borteeg,
Southwest and Eastern coalfields
ETT owns licences over 5 of the 6 sub-fields (excluding Ukhaa Khudag)
Tsankhi is the main and best explored of the coalfields owned by ETT and contains the
highest portion of Measured and Indicated coal resources
Significant exploration and expansion potential exists at other 4 sub-fields
COALFIELD STRUCTURE
Source: Draft Technical Report
~25km
MMC
7. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 6
The current focus of the Group is on the Tsankhi coalfield
1Represents marketable coal Reserves (i.e. sold raw or washed and sold as premium coal). Reserves for East Tsankhi exclusive of reserves within mining licences owned by third parties
2In-situ coal Resources at <300m depth limit and estimated under JORC Code. Resources inclusive of reserves. Resources for East Tsankhi exclusive of resources within mining licences owned
by third parties
Source: Draft Technical Report
Eastern coalfieldBorteeg
coalfield
Southwest
coalfield
Tavan Tolgoi JSC
(“Small TT”) (third party)
Daitsuki LLC
(third party)
Bortolgoi coalfield
Measured
Indicated
Inferred
287А
11977А
11945А
West Tsankhi coalfield
Reserves1: 888Mt (~59% coking coal)
Resources2: 1,734Mt (~72% coking coal)
East Tsankhi coalfield
Reserves1: 948Mt (~61% coking coal)
Resources2 1,262Mt (~71% coking coal)
JORC RESERVES AND RESOURCES
13. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 12
Coal Resources (Mt, inclusive of coal Reserves)
JORC COAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES
Source: Draft Technical Report
Coalfield
Proved
(Mt ROM)
Probable
(Mt ROM)
Total
(Mt ROM)
Marketable
(Mt Product)
East Tsankhi 359 589 948 619
West Tsankhi 482 406 888 610
Total ETT 841 995 1,836 1,229
Coal Reserves (Mt)
Coal Reserves split by coal type (Mt)
Coalfield
Measured
(Mt ROM)
Indicated
(Mt ROM)
Inferred
(Mt ROM)
Total
(Mt ROM)
East Tsankhi 410 726 126 1,262
West Tsankhi 576 706 452 1,734
Others1 - 1,554 2,833 4,387
Total ETT 986 2,986 3,411 7,382
Coal Resources split by coal type (Mt)
1Include Southwest, Borteeg, Eastern and Bortolgoi coalfields
14. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 13
Tsankhi coking coal specifications Tsankhi coking coal quality benchmarked
against global coking coal projects
COAL QUALITY
Source: Draft Technical Report
15. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 14
Overview
EAST TSANKHI – OVERVIEW
Independent Technical Report completed by Norwest
JORC Reserves and Resources statement completed
— Total Reserves 948Mt (>70% coking coal)
— Total reserves and resources 1262Mt
Commenced pre-stripping and box cut development in August 2010
Production commenced in July 2011 with total production over 2.2Mt as at May 20th
— 1.3Mt year to date
Currently producing at an annualized rate of 4.5 Mtpa
Target 3Mt ROM of coking coal in 2012 and gradually increasing capacity to steady
state 20Mtpa ROM by 2017 with potential for further expansion
— Estimated mine life: 50 years
— Production of high quality unwashed coking coals for export in first two years while
Coal Handling and Preparation Plant (“CHPP”) is being constructed
— Highly competitive cost with the estimated LOM average mine operating cost:
US$40.70/t of saleable washed coal
Source: Draft Technical Report
16. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 15
EAST TSANKHI – OVERVIEW
Upon completion of first CHPP module, plan is to start producing a range of premium
washed products including hard coking coal, semi-soft coking coal and high quality
thermal coal for export
— The current plan envisages the first module coming on line around mid 2014
Current mine workforce of 300 expanding to approximately 1,000 as capacity increases
— Mining camp and onsite mine facilities under development
Offtake agreement
5 Year offtake agreement signed with Chalco
Exports to China under the agreement commenced in October 2011
To date exported 1.1Mt to China
Source: Draft Technical Report
Continued…
17. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 16
Contract mining agreement
EAST TSANKHI – OVERVIEW
Contract mining agreement commenced with Macmahon/Operta Joint Venture in January
2012
Structured as an Alliance Contract, with a Base + KPI risk based compensation scheme
An initial 5 year term with option to extend for an additional 2 years on meeting KPIs
Contractor to raise financing for and procure all necessary mining equipment – ETT to
purchase all mining equipment at the end of the contract term at book value
Production targets are as follows:
2012 – 3 Mt
2013 – 6 Mt
2014 – 10 Mt
2015 – 15 Mt
Operations going very well with monthly production tonnages increasing month on month
Occupational health and safety standards are being raised and working conditions of
operators improved
New large mining equipment entered into service in late April 2012 and additional equipment
on order for delivery late 2012 to ensure 6 Mtpa target is achieved in 2013
Source: Draft Technical Report
18. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 17
EAST TSANKHI PRODUCTION - 2012
0
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2000000
2500000
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3500000
January February March April May June July August September October November December
YTD
Monthly Production
Cumulative Production YTD
Annual Budget Target
19. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 18
Open-pit surface mining with a life of ~50 years Total LOM saleable product of 619Mt
EAST TSANKHI – OPERATIONS
Targeted steady state annual ROM production of ~ 20Mtpa (after ramp-up)
Estimated LOM average strip ratio at ~ 2.74
Targeted annual saleable production of ~ 13-15 Mtpa (after ramp-up)
Estimated LOM average washing yield at ~64%
Source: Draft Technical Report and related mine development plan
20. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 19
Chinese Demand for Coking Coal
ETT Cost ranking (CFR Bohai Sea)
EAST TSANKHI – MARKET AND ECONOMICS
Source: Draft Technical Report and related mine development plan
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ETT Cost ranking (FOR Mine Gate)
0
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FOBUS$/t
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Venezuela
Vietnam
New Zealand
21. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 20
Overview Recent development
WEST TSANKHI – OVERVIEW
Covering land area of 3,004 hectares
Independent Technical Report completed
by Norwest Corporation
JORC Reserves and Resources
statement completed
— Total Reserves 888Mt
— Total reserves and resources 1734Mt
Pre-feasibility study completed
— Supports a steady state 20Mtpa ROM
production rate over a five year ramp-
up period
— Estimated mine life of ~48 years
Currently in negotiations with leading
foreign SOEs and private interests to
develop the West Tsankhi Coalfield as a
consortium
— Interested parties from the US, China,
Russia, Japan and Korea
Erdenes TT will retain title to the West
Tsankhi mining licences and the
consortium will operate under a Contract
arrangement similar to an Indonesian
style Coal Contract of Works
Erdenes TT now completing Feasibility
Study for the commencement of Mining
on West Tsankhi
22. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 21
Open-pit surface mining with a life of ~48 years Total LOM saleable product of 610Mt
WEST TSANKHI – OPERATIONS
Targeted steady annual ROM production of ~20Mtpa
Estimated LOM average strip ratio at ~ 2.8
Targeted annual saleable production of ~14Mtpa
Estimated LOM average washing yield at ~67%
Source: Draft Technical Report and related mine development plan
-
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10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
Yr 01 Yr 07 Yr 13 Yr 19 Yr 25 Yr 31 Yr 37 Yr 43
Production(Mt)
ROM coal Saleable coal
Yr 48
23. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 22
Road from Tavan Tolgoi to Gashuun Sukhait Border Crossing
INFRASTRUCTURE
The Company has received Cabinet approval to construct a sealed highway
parallel to the Mongolian Mining Corporation (“MMC”) paved road
Currently planned to commence construction in 2013
Design, feasibility and EIA studies about to commence
Combination with MMC paved road will increase capacity and safety
The CHPP will employ “world-class” technologies and processes and is expected to be one of the
largest and most advanced in Asia
Phased construction schedule
— 2 x 10Mtpa phases
Expected commissioning of the first 5Mtpa module by mind 2014 and processing full capacity of
20Mtpa by 2017
Prequalification of EPC contractors has been completed and tender documents issued.
East Tsankhi CHPP
Railroad from Tavan Tolgoi to Gashuun Sukhait
Mongolian Mining Corporation (MMC) has a license to build the rail from Tavan Tolgoi to the Gashuun
Sukhait border crossing. ETT anticipates cooperating in this development.
Design, feasibility and EIA studies completed and construction commenced
24. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 23
INFRASTRUCTURE
Water Supply
Cabinet approved water use permit for Balgasyn Ulaan Nuur (“BUN”) ground water
— Located ~65km west of East Tsankhi coalfield
Estimated water requirements for a 20Mtpa CHPP are ~200 litres/sec
Estimated water requirements for a 300MW Power station are ~20 litres/sec
ETT has been granted permits to use a minimum of 151 litres/sec from BUN
The Group plans to begin construction of water pipeline from BUN to mine site by 1H2013
and intends for the pipeline to be operational prior to commissioning the first CHPP module
targeted for 2014
The Group is currently exploring additional water supplies complementary to BUN
Power Supply
Currently using diesel generator at mine site with plan to connect to the CES Grid to
provide sufficient supply for the Group’s operations until late 2013
The Group is completing a bankable feasibility study to develop and construct its own
300MW (two 150MW modules) power plant to meet its long-term power requirements
The power plant will be sufficient to supply all of East and West Tsankhi operation at steady
state production with excess capacity to be sold to other mines in the region, to the
Mongolian Central Grid and potentially to China via the OT Inner Mongolia grid connection
25. ERDENES TAVAN TOLGOI JSC // PAGE 24
Expand production at the East Tsankhi coalfield1
Develop the West Tsankhi coalfield to significantly increase output2
Maximise sale prices by developing a CHPP to produce value-added products3
Reduce costs by using low cost rail to export the coal products and taking advantage of
economies of scale
4
Cooperate with other South Gobi coal producers to develop regional transport
infrastructure
5
Develop a 300MW thermal power plant to supply the company’s power needs and create
an additional revenue source
6
Expand sales and marketing capabilities to broaden customer base, develop relationships
with end users and maximize price
7
Conduct sustainable operations in accordance with international best practice for
environmental, social and health and safety standards
8
Explore the potential to expand production through development of other ETT coalfields9
FUTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES