The document provides an update on the Ranobe Project being undertaken by World Titanium Resources Ltd. It summarizes that the project involves developing a large, high-grade mineral sands deposit in Madagascar that will produce ilmenite, zircon/rutile concentrate, and chloride ilmenite using a simple mining and processing operation. Key details include that mining licenses have been granted, a definitive engineering study is underway, and the goal is to begin first production in 2014.
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2. Ranobe Project Update 2
DISCLAIMER
This presentation has been prepared by World Titanium Resources Ltd (WTR). Certain information in
this document has been derived from third parties, and though WTR has no reason to believe that it is
not accurate, reliable or complete, it has not been independently audited or verified by WTR. Any
forward-looking statements included in this document involve subjective judgement and analysis and
are subject to uncertainties, risks and contingencies, many of which are outside the control of, and may
be unknown to, WTR. In particular, such statements are only as of the date of this document, assume
the success of WTR’s strategies, and are subject to significant political, regulatory, business,
competitive and economic uncertainties and risks. Actual future events may vary materially from the
forward-looking statements and the assumptions on which the forward-looking statements are based.
Recipients of this document ("Recipients") are cautioned to not place undue reliance on such forward-
looking statements.
WTR makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of information
in this document and does not take responsibility for updating any information or correcting any error
or omission which may become apparent after this document has been issued. To the extent permitted
by law, WTR and its officers, employees, related entities and agents ("Agents") disclaim all liability,
direct, indirect or consequential (and whether or not arising out of the negligence, default or lack of
care of WTR and/or any of its Agents) for any loss or damage suffered by a Recipient or other persons
arising out of, or in connection with, any use or reliance on this presentation or information.
All amounts in A$ unless stated otherwise.
Ian Ransome, B.Sc. (Hons) Geology, Pr.Sci.Nat., a Director of the Company, who is a registered
geological scientist with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP), and has
sufficient experience which is relevant to the styles of mineralisation and types of deposits under
consideration, and is thus a Qualified Person in terms of the JORC Code, has reviewed and consented to
the inclusion of the scientific and technical information contained in this presentation.
3. Ranobe Project Update 3
World Titanium Resources
ASX-listed mineral sands developer
Large, scalable mineral sands asset
Mining Licences granted
Simple & low-risk development concept
Undervalued – fundamentally & relatively
First production – target 2014
4. Ranobe Project Update 4
Corporate
Ticker ASX:WTR
Market Cap1 A$63 million
Capital structure 298.4 million shares
19.7 million unlisted options and warrants
Major shareholders Boulle Titanium 20.7%
Mineral Deposits Limited (ASX:MDL) 14.9%
Cash Balance2 A$10.6 million
1) As at 25 May 2012 2) As at 31 March 2012
5. Ranobe Project Update 5
High grade, high value deposit
High grade … results in high contained value
$61/t
21.5%
APG - Austpac; ARO – Astro; ATR - Astron; BSE - Base; DRX - Diatreme; GUN - Gunson; IDM - Industrial Minerals; IMA - Image Resources; KMR – Kenmare Resources;
MDL – Mineral Deposits; MRC – Mineral Commodities; MZI - Matilda Zircon; PFP – Pathfinder; SFX - Sheffield Source: Company websites, TZMI
6. Ranobe Project Update 6
Large, scalable asset
Large resource base in ‘starter pit’…
• 19 year LOM
707 million tonnes
• 145 million tonnes at 8.1% THM @ 6.5% THM
THM
145 million tonnes
@ 8.1% THM
...just 20% of current JORC resource…
• 707 million tonnes at 6.5% THM
• ~75 years of initial production
7. Ranobe Project Update 7
Significant Upside
Large resource base in ‘starter pit’…
• 19 year LOM
• 145 million tonnes at 8.1% THM Morombe
2,500Mt @ 1-3% THM
… and 3% of the total exploration target
Antananarivo
• Estimated 4.7 billion tonnes1
Basibasy
~445Mt @ 4.5-5.5% THM
Ankililoaka
~365Mt @ 5-6% THM
Ranobe Toliara
1,400Mt at 6-7% THM
Including 707Mt @6.5% THM JORC Resource
1These Exploration Targets are at an early stage of evaluation, and the potential quantity and grade remain conceptual in nature. At his stage there has been insufficient
exploration to define Mineral Resources and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the determination of Mineral Resources greater than that already defined.
8. Ranobe Project Update 8
Mining Licences in Place
Mining licences granted 27 April 707 million tonnes
@ 6.5% THM
• 145 million tonnes at 8.1% THM
145 million tonnes @
• 140 million tonnes at 7.1% THM 8.1% THM
+
• 40 year licences, renewable 140 million tonnes @
7.1% THM
Exploration licence renewed
• Covers rest of the JORC resource
• 707 million tonnes at 6.5% THM
• 3 year licence
• Convertible into mining licence
9. Ranobe Project Update 9
Simple Deposit ~ Simple Development
Inherent advantages
Mine and primary
Unconsolidated sand concentrators
Low slimes content
No strip
Consistent assemblage
Dedicated HMC
High-value zircon and rutile haul road
Close to existing infrastructure
… allowing simple mining and processing
Dry mine slurry to mobile concentrators Slurry pumping
~40km HMC haul road station
~10km buried slurry pipeline
Slurry pipeline
Mineral Separation Plant at port
Barge transfer in
Produce a zircon/rutile concentrate sheltered water
Barge transfer in reef sheltered water MSP at
existing port
… Investigating value engineering options
11. Ranobe Project Update 11
Fundamentally competitive
… result in high revenue-to-cost ratio
Source: TZMI Data in 2015 R/C curve is based on TZMI’s long term zircon and feedstock price forecasts and production forecast of existing and new operations
12. Ranobe Project Update 12
Low development capital
High capital efficiency … … and low absolute capital
Capital Intensity
Ranobe
Source: TZMI, Company Websites
13. Ranobe Project Update 13
Products suitable for key markets
Annual
Product Application
production
• Sulfate pigment process
Sulfate ilmenite 326Kt • Utilised by the majority of China pigment plants
• Smelting for chloride-grade slag
• 74% Zircon, 16% Rutile, 10% Other
Zircon/Rutile
43Kt • Shipment to overseas processors for treatment
concentrate
• Current high appetite for concentrate
• Higher TiO2
Chloride ilmenite 74Kt • Suitable for direct chlorination
• Blend feed to synthetic rutile processors
15. Ranobe Project Update 15
Fundamental value
‘Starter Pit’
Mine life 19 years
Annual production rate
ilmenite 400,000 tpa
zircon/rutile concentrate 43,000 tpa
Ore mined 145 million tonnes
Average grade 8.1%
Ore mined per annum 7.0 million tonnes in years 1 to 10
9.4 million tonnes in years 13 to 19
US$ 131 million + US$19 million working capital
Capital investment
US$ 24 million in year 10 for third mining plant
Forecast project financials (July 2011)
IRR (after tax) 45%
NPV (after tax 10% Real) US$ 323 million
Payback 2 to 3 years
Annual after tax cash flow ~ US$ 51 million
Price assumptions (average)
ilmenite $151/t
zircon/rutile concentrate $1108/t
17. Ranobe Project Update 17
Building the team
Bruce Griffin CEO
Wayne Malouf Executive Chairman (Marketing and Legal)
Les Michalik Project Director
Jules LeClezio Country Manager Madagascar
Mahen Sookun CFO
Supported by an experienced Board
18. Ranobe Project Update 18
First production ~ 2014
Jun 12 Jul 12 Aug 12 Q3 12 Q4 12 2013 2014
Resource/mine plan/reserves
Capital and Operating cost estimates
Definitive Engineering Study
Mining method, export route, plant location
Economics
Pre-paid off take and strategic partner funding
Equity raise for balance
EPCM Tender
Drilling at Ranobe and Morombe
Pitting and bulk samples at Ranobe
Surface rights
Environmental Approval (ESIA and EMP)
LGIM
FEED and Fabrication
Construction
EPCM – Engineering, Procurement Construction Management; ESIA - Environmental and Social Impact Assessment;
EMP - Environmental Management Plan; LGIM – Large Investment In Mining; FEED - Front-End Engineering and Design
19. Ranobe Project Update 19
World Titanium Resources
ASX-listed mineral sands developer
Large, scalable mineral sands asset
Mining Licences granted
Simple & low-risk development concept
Undervalued – fundamentally & relatively
First production – target 2014