1. TSX.V-PCP
TSX.V-PCP
Corporate Presentation
March 2012
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Forward Looking Information Not an Offering of Securities
This presentation includes statements that are forward-looking. All statements in the presentation This presentation is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a
(other than statements of historical fact) that address future operations or plans of Plains Creek solicitation to buy the securities of Plains Creek or any other securities.
Phosphate Corp. (“Plains Creek” or the “Company”) or their affiliates, proposed acquisitions,
development and commissioning of mines, long term corporate goals, estimated development costs Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors Concerning Estimates of Measured and Indicated Resources
or operating costs, marketing plans or anticipated customers, mine reserves or resources, expansion This presentation uses the terms “Measured” and “Indicated” Resources. U.S. investors are advised
of production, demand for product, and the future of the mining industry in general and the mining that while such terms are recognized and required by Canadian regulations, the U.S. Securities and
industry in Guinea-Bissau in particular are forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking Exchange Commission does not recognize them. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that any
information involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause part or all of mineral deposits in these categories will ever be converted into reserves.
actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from the results, performance
or achievements implied by the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to Technical Report
differ materially include, but are not limited to, market prices for phosphate, general economic, The Company’s current technical report (the “Technical Report”) was prepared in accordance with
market and business conditions, risks and uncertainties related to Plains Creek’s abilities to complete National Instrument 43-101 (“NI 43-101”) for its principal and sole mineral property known as the
its acquisition of the remaining interests in phosphate properties in Guinea-Bissau, to successfully Farim Phosphate Project in Guinea-Bissau and is entitled “Technical Report on the Preliminary
develop and commission mines at the property, to obtain all necessary permits for development and Economic Assessment of the Farim Phosphate Project in Guinea-Bissau”, dated effective February 10,
production as and when required, estimation or resources and reserves, estimation of demand for the 2011 and filed under the Company’s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com on February 22, 2011 which
product, development and production costs, transportation delays and costs, ability to convert was prepared for the Company by John S. Warwick, BSc (Hons) PIMMM, C.Eng., Eur.Ing. (Mining) and
expressions of interest from potential customers into definitive sales agreements, delays in Andre Lambert, BSc, MIMMM, EurGeolg of IMC Group Consulting Ltd. and Alex Mitchell, MIMMM,
construction of the mining operation, accidents, equipment breakdowns, title matters, labour C.Eng. and Michael Short, FIMMM, C.Eng. Of GBM Minerals Engineering Consultants Limited. All
disputes or other unanticipated difficulties with or interruptions in development or production, authors of the Technical Report are independent Qualified Persons as defined under NI 43-101. All
phosphate price fluctuations, failure to obtain adequate financing when needed, exchange rate references herein to resources of the Farim Phosphate Project are supported by the Technical Report
fluctuations, and risks and uncertainties associated with doing business in Guinea-Bissau. and the reader is directed to the Technical Report for further detail.
Although Plains Creek has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to EBITDA
differ materially, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or References in this presentation to “EBITDA” are to inferences from the Technical Report. Such EBITDA
intended. There can be no assurance that statements containing forward looking information will consists of the gross sales of production less operating costs before interest, income taxes,
prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated depreciation and amortization. Management of Plains Creek believes that, in addition to net earnings,
in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on statements containing EBITDA is a useful complimentary measure of cash available prior to debt service, capital
forward looking information. expenditures and income taxes. However, EBITDA is not a recognized measure under Canadian GAAP
and does not have a standardized meaning prescribed by Canadian GAAP. Readers are cautioned that
There may be information in this presentation that is information about prospective results of EBITDA should not be construed as an alternative to net earnings determined in accordance with
operations, financial position or cash flows (a “financial outlook”). This financial outlook is provided Canadian GAAP as an indicator of performance, or to cash flows from operating, investing and
only to assist in an evaluation of the prospective business outlined in this presentation, but are not to financing activities as a measure of liquidity and cash flows. Plains Creek’s method of calculating
be relied upon as accurate representations of future results and may not be appropriate for any other EBITDA may differ from the methods used by other entities and, accordingly, its EBITDA may not be
purpose. comparable to similarly titled measures used by other entities.
Furthermore, because this financial outlook is based upon estimates and hypothetical assumptions
about circumstances and events that have not yet taken place and are subject to variation, there are
no representations or warranties associated therewith, and there can be no assurance that the
outlook will be attained. Readers are cautioned that no forward looking statement or financial
outlook is a guarantee of future performance. Plains Creek and RHC assumed no obligation to update
these forward-looking statements or financial outlook except as may be required by law.
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3. TSX.V-PCP
Summary Highlights
• High quality development phosphate project in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa
• NI 43-101 compliant resource comprised of:
 Measured: 69 Mt grading 29.9% P2O5
 Indicated: 15 Mt grading 30.1% P2O5
 Inferred: 44 Mt grading 29.6% P2O5
• Production expected to commence in 2014 – exporting 2 Mt phosphate rock concentrate per annum for
minimum 25 years
 production license granted and a 25 year Mining Plan of 68 Mt grading 29.9% P2O5
• Simple mining process straight forward beneficiation to produce phosphate rock concentrate
 potential for choice of open cast dredges or conventional open pit mining
• Existing infrastructure components to support production and export to world markets
• Attractive economics with US$80 million EBITDA per year, based on US$100 per tonne phosphate rock as per
NI 43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”)
 current phosphate rock spot prices are ~US$200 per tonne
 potential for EBITDA of US$180 million per year based on US$150 per tonne phosphate rock
• Potential to increase phosphate resources with deposit open in three directions
• Strong demand for end product – positive long term fundamentals for fertilizers
• Current mandate with BMO Capital Markets as strategic advisor to assist in finding strategic partners and
negotiate off-take agreements
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4. TSX.V-PCP
Acquisition & Ownership Structure
• Share Purchase Agreement to acquire 100% GB
Plains Creek Phosphate Minerals AG
50.1% • A Swiss corporation holding production agreement
(on very attractive terms) issued in 2009 – mining
license with exclusive rights to explore, mine and
GB MINERALS AG, Risch (CH) commercialize the Farim Phosphate Deposit
• Undertaking NI 43-101 Bankable Feasibility Study
(“BFS”) - expected completion H1 2012
100% Ownership (sole asset)
GB MINERALS SARL Guinea-Bissau • Operating Company
Share Purchase Agreement
2010 2011 2012 2013
PURCHASED 50.1% OPTION TO PURCHASE OPTION TO PURCHASE
GB MINERALS AG 24.9% GB MINERALS AG 25% GB MINERALS AG
FOR € 19 million FOR € 13.5 million FOR € 13.5 million
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5. TSX.V-PCP
Project Location
SENEGAL
AFRICA
GUINEA-BISSAU
Farim
Gabú
Cacheu Bissorã
Bafatá
Mansôa
Pointe Chugue • Approximately 25 km
Bissau (Sea Port Location) south of the Senegal
(Capital) border
Buba
• 80 km south to coast
with connection by
paved road
Catió
• Project area is bisected
GUINEA by Cacheu River, which
flows to the Atlantic
(155 km)
• Production license
North Atlantic Ocean issued
Asset Located in Northern part of Central GUINEA-BISSAU, WEST AFRICA
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6. TSX.V-PCP
Project Summary
• Comprehensive geological data base (assembled during 1981-2009) including 146 drill holes (BRGM,
Champion, GB Minerals AG)
• Twenty five year mining plan from NI 43-101 PEA calculated at 68 Mt grading 29.9% P2O5 with average
phosphate ore body thickness of 3.3 meters. Average strip ratio 11.8:1
• Potential for a significant increase in resources to the North West and South of the main area (not yet
drilled), as well as by increasing stripping ratio to 20:1 (upper A layer) and the exploitation of the lower
grade B layer (grading 10-15% P2O5). The A layer is referred to as FPA (Farim Phosphate A grade) and the B
layer as FPB
• Fully licensed via Production Agreement (2009) with Guinea-Bissau Government on favorable terms,
including 100% ownership, 10 year tax holiday and 2% production royalty
• Straight forward mining operations by removal of (average) 39 meters of unconsolidated overburden to get
to phosphate ore, potential for production of a phosphate slurry for the processing plant
• Potential for simple and efficient beneficiation process
• 80 km distance by slurry pipeline to coast
• Currently undertaking Bankable Feasibility Study (“BFS”) – expected completion H1 2012
• Mining agreement provides for relocation of local villagers and the Company is currently conducting a ESIA
as part of its BFS
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7. TSX.V-PCP
Project History
Discovered during BRGM Positive Champion Resources GB Minerals AG
oil exploration Core drilling Pre-Feasibility 34 drill holes 30 drill holes
+100 drill holes Study
1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
• Phosphate discovered during oil exploration in the early 1950’s Production Agreement
• During 1980’s French mining agency (BRGM) carried core drilling program (+100 drill holes). Metallurgical test work
produced phosphate rock concentrate grading 36.5% P2O5. In 1986, Sofremines completed a prefeasibility study but did not
go ahead because of prevailing phosphate market conditions
• From 1996 to 2003 Champion Resources conducted successive stages of feasibility work including drilling 34 drill holes.
Confirmed BRGM results and developed a mining plan. Phosphate market conditions and the political situation in Guinea-
Bissau prevented project going ahead
• 2004 to 2009. GB Minerals AG, a Swiss company acquired exploration license and mining lease. Carried out successive
validation studies, excavated a box cut, drilled 30+ drill holes. Developed a mining plan on a resource grading 31.5% P2O5
• In May 2009 GB Minerals AG signed a comprehensive production agreement with Guinea-Bissau Government
• In 2010, Plains Creek completed a NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate of 69 Mt Measured at a grade of 29.9% P2O5,
15 Mt Indicated Resources at a grade of 30.1% P2O5 and Inferred Resources of 44 Mt at a grade of 29.6% P2O5
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8. TSX.V-PCP
Mineral Licenses & Leases Area
1,741.61 km2
306.25 km2
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9. TSX.V-PCP
Drilling History
Drilling 17.7.09
Maille serree autour de SD 5 (GBM 2008)
BR or PS Drilling
BRGM grid S drilling
Zone 2 puits et 4 piezos (GBM 2009)
GBM Drilling 2009
Completed
Underway
Revised
Pending
Projected (flooded area)
0.75m FPA Layer Thickness
Comprehensive Drilling Program Over Years – 146 Drill Holes
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Deposit
Satellite view of the main deposit area Overview of P2O5 content in deposit area
Phosphate Deposits
Farim, Saliquinhe 1 km
FARIM
TAMBATO
SALIGUINHE
CANICO
Contents P2O5%
<26%
<28%
<30%
<32%
<34%
>34%
The Production License for the exploitation of phosphate ore covers an area of 30,625 ha;
The initial focus area (above) of the 25 year mining plan of 68 Mt at 29.9% P2O5 is contained within the
Measured Resource (69 MT at 29.9% P2O5) and Indicated Resource (15 MT at 30.1% P2O5) of the upper FPA upper layer
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11. TSX.V-PCP
Phosphate Horizons – FPA & FPB
Two Main Phosphate Horizons Simplified
FPA / FPB Cross Section
Not to Scale
Ground Level
MINING
Overburden
Av. 39 meters
FOCUS
(clayey sand)
68 Mt at 29.9% P2O5 (based on 3.3m av. seam thickness)
Cut-off FPA 29.9% P2O5 3.3m Cut-off
1 meter 69 Mt Measured Resource at 29.9% P2O5 , 15 Mt Indicated Resource at a grade of 1 meter
30.1% P2O5 and Inferred Resources of 44 Mt at a grade of 29.6% P2O5
A few meters below
FPB 10-15% P2O5
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12. TSX.V-PCP
Deposit Area Open in 3 Directions
AREA OF
HIGH QUALITY
PHOSPHATE RESOURCE 2
GRADING 29.9% P2O5 1
1 POTENTIAL DIRECTIONS
2 TO EXPAND THE SIZE
3 OF THE RESOURCE
EXISTING RESOURCES
NI 43-101 Resource
Comprised of:
69 Mt at 29.9% P2O5 3
Measured
15 Mt at 30.1% P2O5
Indicated
44 Mt at 29.6% P2O5
Inferred
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13. TSX.V-PCP
Production Agreement & Operational Overview
Production Agreement
• Includes production license, mining lease and incentive agreement Phosphate Rock
• 100% GB Minerals AG owned (no Government participation)
• 25 years duration, renewable for successive period of 25 years
Infrastructure
• Port, roads, pipelines, etc. at sole discretion of company
• No Government taxes, license fees or other costs
Rights and Obligations
• Regulates rights regarding access and use, building of infrastructure,
expats, imports, exporting products, etc.
Taxes and Royalties
• 10 year tax holiday from start of commercial operations
• 2% tax deductible royalty on production
Mining (no drilling or blasting)
• Overburden average 39 meters of soft clayey sand, stripping ratio 11.8:1
• Use conventional truck and shovel overburden stripping for upper 7-10 meters
• Production rate per annum: 2.76 Mt ROM phosphate ore grading 29.9% P2O5
Beneficiation (no crushing)
• Screening of >1 mm particles • Sizing: remove <10 micron particles
• Magnetic separation to remove iron particles • Slurry pipeline to port (80 km)
• Dry product to port at 8 - 10% moisture for shipping • Production rate per annum – 2.16Mt at 8% moisture
Recovery (based on BRGM and Champion test work)
• P2O5 recovery: 79.6% • Weight recovery: 72.5%
• Product : P2O5 phosphate rock concentrate grading • Production rate: 2 Mt (dry) per annum
32.5% P2O5 and 3.5% Fe + Al content - medium grade
concentrate 70 BPL
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Infrastructure
On-Site Power
POWER Roads / Pipeline
ROAD / PIPELINE
Senegal Faca
FARIM
• Install diesel or heavy oil Buborim
• World Bank financing construction /
generators at mine site, ± 10-15 Bigene Simbor
upgrading of existing paved road
MW Barro
Santancoto Berecodim from Farim to Mansoa (56 Km)
• Recently announcement of 130 Jagali
Balanta Leto
MW oil fired power station to be Gansambo
Nhanfa • Existing road (14 km) from Mansoa
built at Bissau Binaga Matar Cussondome to Dugal (turnoff to port location)
• Planning power line in future to
Olossato
Jabel Bancolene
mine site; financed by World Mansaba
• Pipeline from Farim to Pointe
Bank and operated by US
company GUINEA-BISSAU Mambonco Chugue (port location) – 80 km to
be constructed by company
Bissora
Cutiá
PORT Location (Sole Use)
Port (SOLE USE)
Cubonge
Uenquem
Flaque
Infunde Embande
Late
General
GENERAL
Nhamate Clague
Impasse
Encheia MANSOA
• Located 80 km from mine site and
18 km east of capital city of Bissau
Blafechuro
Jugudul
• Port, roads, pipelines, etc. at sole • Depth at low tide is 12 meters
discretion of company DUGAL Bindoro • Access for 35,000 to 40,000 tonne
vessels directly from the Atlantic
Chugue
• No Government taxes, license Nhacra
fees or other costs • Storage facilities for 40,000 tonnes.
Cumere SEA PORT 24 hour loading turnaround
BISSAU LOCATION
Enxude
Phosphate rock mineralization close to surface is open pittable with low cash costs and ease of transportation
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15. TSX.V-PCP
Corporate & Development Timeline
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Feb Nov Mar Dec Dec Sep Dec
2010 2010 2011 2011 2012 2014 2014
Detailed Engineering
NI 43-101 & Design START
Technical TSX.V PRODUCTION
Report Offtake &
Listing
Financing
Plains
Start Creek
Feasibility RTO Bankable CONSTRUCTION
Study Feasibility Study
Complete
H1 2012
EARN-IN
PURCHASE PURCHASE
PURCHASE
ADDITIONAL REMAINING
50.1%
24.9% 25%
GB MINERALS AG
GB MINERALS AG GB MINERALS AG
Total
Ownership (50.1%) (75%) (100%)
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16. TSX.V-PCP
Feasibility Study
• Plains Creek has awarded GBM Minerals Engineering a contract to complete a Feasibility Study on the
Farim Phosphate Deposit, Guinea-Bissau
“Experts in design, engineering, project management,
procurement and construction of process plants…”
About GBM Mineral Engineering Consultants
• GBM Minerals Engineering Consultants Limited (GBM) is an independent firm of engineering consultants
specializing in the development, design and construction of new mining projects and the refurbishment of
existing gold, base-metal and industrial mineral ore processing plants. They are experts in the design,
engineering, project management, procurement and construction of such plants and are currently
providing technical services to the mining industry in Africa, Central Asia, Russia, Europe, Australia, the
Americas and the Middle East
• GBM was formed in March of 1994 by the employees of a large North American engineering consultancy
following the closure of that consultant’s Gold and Base Metal Mining Projects Centre in London. The
Centre had operated as a stable unit with the employees and other consultants working together on
international projects for several years. The GBM employees have all worked for significant periods in the
worldwide mining industry, and are familiar with the latest work practices and technologies
• GBM has been certified by the British Standards Institution and deemed by them to operate a Quality
Management System which complies with the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2000
• GBM’s head office is located in Twickenham, 15 km south-west of London City center
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17. TSX.V-PCP
Capital & Operating Costs
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE US$ OPERATING COST
per tonne US$
Feasibility Study 5,000,000
Engineering and Design 23,155,000 Mining 25
Overburden Removal 21,220,000 General Expenses 5
Infill Drilling + Exploration 5,228,000
Processing 15
Geology / Hydrology 500,000
Power + Water 10
Mining 25,000,000
Processing Plant 77,600,000 Pipeline 3
Power Plant 12,000,000 Port 2
Water 1,850,000 TOTAL COST
per tonne $60
Mine Site + Infrastructure 16,045,000
TOTAL COST per tonne
Roads & Pipeline 58,750,000 with 10% contingency $66
Port 35,700,000
General Overhead 6,084,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURE $288,132,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURE WITH 25%
CONTINGENCY $360,165,000 Source: NI 43-101 PEA
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18. TSX.V-PCP
NI 43-101 PEA Financial Model
FINANCIAL MODEL(1) 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 - 38
Production
ROM ('000 tonnes) 1,380 2,760 2,760 2,760 2,760
Recovery by Wt (%) 72.50 72.50 72.50 72.50 72.50
Phosphate Rock (‘000 tonnes) 1,001 2,001 2,001 2,001 2,001
Price Phosphate Rock (US$/t) 100 100 100 100 100
Sales (US$ '000s) 100,050 200,100 200,100 200,100 200,100
Operating Cost /tonne (US$) 60 60 60 60 60
Total Operating Costs (US$ '000s) 60,030 120,060 120,060 120,060 120,060
EBITDA 40,020 80,040 80,040 80,040 80,040
CAPEX (US$ '000s) 6,084 106,917 169,181 10,100 10,100 10,100 10,100
Discount Rate NPV (1,2)
10% $254 million
12% $180 million
15% $104 million
Source: NI 43-101 PEA
1. Does not factor contingencies
2. NPV discounted to 2010 as per NI 43-101 PEA
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Sensitivity Analysis
NPV Sensitivity (US$mm) (1)
Discount Rate IRR
$104.00 10% 12% 14% 15% 16%
Phosphate Rock Price
$100 $254 $180 $125 $104 $85 $100 24%
(US$/tonne)
$125 $581 $445 $344 $303 $268 $125 41%
$150 $908 $710 $562 $502 $450 $150 58%
$175 $1,236 $975 $781 $702 $632 $175 75%
$200 $1,563 $1,241 $999 $901 $815 $200 90%
NPV (US$mm) Capex & Opex Contingency Sensitivity (15% Discount Rate)
Phosphate Rock Price (US$/tonne) Phosphate Rock Price (US$/tonne)
###### $100 $125 $150 $175 $200 ###### $100 $125 $150 $175 $200
Capex Contingency
0% $104 $303 $502 $702 $901 Opex Contingency 0% $104 $303 $502 $702 $901
10% $83 $282 $481 $680 $879 3% $92 $291 $490 $690 $889
15% $72 $271 $470 $669 $869 5% $80 $279 $478 $678 $877
20% $61 $260 $459 $659 $858 10% $56 $255 $455 $654 $853
25% $50 $249 $449 $648 $847 13% $44 $243 $443 $642 $841
Source: NI 43-101 PEA Financial Analysis
1. Does not factor contingencies
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20. TSX.V-PCP
Global Phosphate End-Markets
Phosphate Concentrate
Main Phosphate End-Markets
Market – 179Mtpa
1999
Merchant
Market (1)
23%
WESTERN
EUROPE
USA
77% CHINA
INDIA
Vertically
Integrated
PLAINS CREEK
PRODUCTION
2010 2 MILLION
TONNES PER
BRAZIL
Merchant ANNUM
Market (1)
16%
84%
Vertically
Integrated
Source: CRU
1. Merchant market calculated as world exports as a percentage of total production
Decreased proportion of phosphate rock sold in Proximity to global key end-markets with strong
merchant markets, presenting a greater opportunity demand for phosphate rock concentrate
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Fertilizer Demand Driven by Demographics
Worldwide Daily Food Consumption per Capita Arable Land per Capita
3.3 Calories consumed 0.5 Arable land per capita
per capita expected to has decreased ~50%
Thousands of KCal per Capita per Day
3.1 increase by ~30% since 1964
Hectars of Arable Land per Person
(1964–2030)
0.4
2.9
2.7
0.3
2.5
2.3 0.2
2.1
1.9 0.1
1.7
0.0
1.5 1961 1966 1971 1976 1981 1986 1991 1996 2001 2006
1964-66 1974-76 1984-86 1997-99 2015E 2030E
Source: World Health Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Increasing populations and consumption are straining global food supply and increasing the need for fertilizers
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Global Phosphate Consumption
2002 2009
Consumption: 34Mt Consumption: 38Mt
Other
Other South
6%
South
America
9% Consumption outpacing production America
10%
10% by an average of 0.2% annually Europe
8%
Europe
12% Asia Top 4 Countries (2009): North
55%
China 34% America
10%
North Asia
America India 19% 66%
14%
USA 9%
Brazil 7%
Production: 36Mt Production: 40Mt
Historical Phosphate Prices
1500
DAP - Historical Phosphate Rock - Historical
1200
(US$/tonne)
900
600
300
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Source: Food & Agriculture Organization of the UN
Global phosphate consumption expected to grow by 45% from 2005 to 2030 leading to higher fertilizer prices
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23. TSX.V-PCP
Summary
• Farim Phosphate Project is a development project with world class potential: high quality mining
resources, proximity to existing infrastructure and global end markets and robust project economics with
production license and incentive agreements in place
• Attractive long term phosphate industry fundamentals: Pricing has doubled in the last few years to
sustainable levels and global markets are positive on the fundamentals for fertilizer companies
• Company strategy to advance Farim Phosphate Project to production at 2 Mt phosphate rock concentrate
per annum; straight forward mining and simple beneficiation process
• Significant exploration & resource expansion potential – open in 3 directions and large lower grade
phosphate zone underlying main deposit; additional 1,741.61 km2 exploration license
• Two NI 43-101 engineering studies:
 NI 43-101 Technical Report – Preliminary Economic Assessment completed
 NI 43-101 Feasibility Study underway – expected completion in H1 2012
• TSX Venture listed – TSX.V-PCP
• Plains Creek is one of few select opportunities for public investors to participate directly in a pure play
phosphate rock development stage company with robust project economics
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24. TSX.V-PCP
Directors & Management
Glenn Laing B.Sc. Eng (Mining Geology) and M.Sc. (Mining Engineering) – CEO & President
Mr. Glenn Laing has over 30 years experience in the mining and financial industries including over 25 years in the
position of President / Managing Director of mining and exploration companies. Mr. Laing was president and CEO
of St. Andrews Goldfields form 2001-07. During his tenure at St. Andrews he raised in excess of $100 million for its
gold mines and exploration assets. Today, St. Andrews is on its way to being a 200,000 ounce per year gold
producer based on assets that Mr. Laing put together. Over the span of his career Mr. Laing has raised in excess of
$1 billion for mining exploration and development projects.
John Reynolds – Chairman & Director
Mr. Reynolds career includes substantial experience in venture capital development, consumer products
marketing, resource sector development and elected political office, both federal and provincial. Mr. Reynolds
began his career in the sales and marketing field but has spent the last 35 years in the political arena, with a
career that includes the positions of Member of Parliament; Minister of the Environment for BC; and Official
opposition House Leader for the Conservative Party, to name a few. John was appointed as a Senior Strategic
Advisor to McMillan LLP law firm in Vancouver and has been appointed as a member of the Queen's Privy Council
for Canada.
Paul C. Jones B.Sc. Mining Engineering. P. Eng. – Director
Mr. Paul Jones has served in numerous engineering, operations, senior management, consulting positions and
director in public and private companies active in the Americas, Africa and Asia during his long career (+40 years)
in the mining industry. Mr. Jones is a Legion of Honor member of the Society of Mining Engineers where he has
been a member since 1958, and is a member and officer of the Mining and Metallurgical Society of America. In
February 2004, Mr. Jones received the William Lawrence Saunders Gold Metal from the American Institute of
Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers in recognition of his service to the public and the minerals
industry.
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25. TSX.V-PCP
Directors & Management
Mr. Guocai Liu – Director
Mr. Liu, since 2006, has been the Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President and a director of Migao
Corporation, a producer of fertilizers for the high-value agricultural Chinese market. Since 2000, Mr. Liu has also
been the General Manager and Chief Executive Officer of Liaoning Yongcheng Economic Trade Development Co.,
Ltd. He was also a director of IND Dairytech Limited from 2007 to August 2010. Mr. Liu has been engaged in the
chemical import and export trade, research and development, and construction of chemical products for more
than 16 years. Mr. Liu graduated from the Jianghan Petroleum Institute of China (formerly Changjiang University)
in 1987 and also holds a Master's Degree in economics from Liaoning University.
Mr. James Xiang – Director
Mr. Xiang is the President of China Mineral Resources Limited ("CMRL") and President of CNX Consulting Inc.,
which provides accounting and financial advisory services to Chinese companies that are seeking listing,
financing and M&A opportunities in North America. CMRL holds 31,000,000 common shares of the Company.
Mr. Xiang has worked in corporate finance management in numerous TSX listed companies. Mr. Xiang holds a
Bachelor of Arts from Huazhong University of Science & Technology in China and a Masters of Business
Administration from York University. Mr. Xiang is a Certified Management Accountant (Ontario) and a Certified
Public Accountant (Delaware).
Mr. Kirill Zimin – Director
Mr. Zimin has been a partner in Aterra Capital since 2011. Before that Mr. Zimin worked as an independent M&A
adviser in the junior mining sector which included also being Head of Business Development in Africa for
Severstal Resources, a division of OAO Severstal. Mr. Zimin graduated from Moscow State University with a law
degree, has previously held directorships of multiple mining companies and has extensive experience in business
development and corporate governance.
Carson Phillips – Corporate Development & Director
Currently, Mr. Phillips is also a director of Ecuador Capital Corp., a private company focused in Ecuador. He has
management experience both domestically and internationally having a tenure with the International Chamber
of Commerce in 2004 located in Paris, France. Mr. Phillips has a degree in Business Administration from UBC
Okanagan as well as a degree in International Business from the Netherlands.
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Capital Structure
Common
Shares
Founders & Management 38,000,000
WAD Consult – Owners of 49.9% GB Minerals 101,000,000
Common Shares 228,564,588
Shares Outstanding 367,564,588
Options 25,095,000
Warrants 19,759,298
Fully Diluted 412,418,886
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Phosphate Developer Peers
Equity Net Debt Price / Enterprise Resources Average Grade
Project Capex Cash Cost
Value (FDITM) (Cash) NAV (1) Value M&I Inferred M&I Inferred
Rock Capacity (US$/tonne) (US$/tonne)
(US$mm) (US$mm) (multiple) (US$mm) (Mt) (Mt) (% P2O5) (% P2O5)
PHOSPHATE ROCK OPERATIONS
Stonegate $170 ($29) 0.52x $122 59 462 16.7% 11.6% nmf nmf nmf
Minemakers $81 ($18) 0.18x $63 377 2,356 18.7% 18.3% 6.0 $60 $87
Aguia $79 ($13) na $62 na 45 na 12.0% na na na
Minbos Resources $25 ($6) na $8 na na na na na na na
Average $89 0.35x $64 218 954 17.7% 14.0%
Median $80 0.35x $62 218 462 17.7% 12.0%
INTEGRATED OPERATIONS
MbAC $294 ($117) 0.60x $156 59 58 5.0% 7.3% 4.5 $119 $112
D'Arianne Resources $143 ($9) 0.74x $122 86 287 7.2% 5.7% 3.0 $106 $71
Legend $72 ($11) na $43 196 na 14.6% na 2.0 $415 $328
Phoscan $53 ($65) 0.29x ($11) 62 56 23.6% 21.9% 1.2 $770 $288
Sunkar $31 $5 na $35 266 182 10.4% 10.6% 5.0 $176 $184
Average $119 0.54x $69 134 146 12.2% 11.4%
Median $72 0.60x $43 86 120 10.4% 8.9%
Total Mean $105 0.47x $67 158 492 13.7% 12.5%
Total Median $79 0.52x $62 86 182 14.6% 11.6%
Plains Creek $26 ($3) 0.14x $47 84 44 29.9% 29.6% 2.8 $104 $60
Source: Company Reports, Equity Research
1. NAV’s are unfinanced for equivalency
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Contact
Carson Phillips
Suite 1660 - 401 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 5A1
Tel: 604-657-5871
Email: cphillips@denonresourcegroup.com
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