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Mining On Top: Stockholm 2013 26-27 Nov 2013 Nordic Iron Ore update – Christer Lindqvist, Nordic Iron Ore; CEO and President
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Europe’s next iron ore producer IntierraRMG - Mining on the Top Stockholm 10th Anniversary Conference 26-27 Nov 2013 1
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Page 1: Europe’s next iron ore producer

Europe’s next iron ore producer

IntierraRMG - Mining on the Top – Stockholm

10th Anniversary Conference 26-27 Nov 2013

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Agenda

Introduction Investment highlights

Financial information

Conclusion

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Restarting Ludvika Mines

– Blötberget – concession granted

– Väsman field – under further exploration

– Håksberg – concession granted

A brownfield iron ore project

Existing rail from mine to deep water port

Environmental permit expected shortly

Scoping study shows very attractive ROI

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Nordic Iron Ore at a glance

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Nordic Iron Ore - Project Up date

New Scoping study Ludvika Mines - double production capacity

Definite Feasibility Study - Phase 1 Blötberget commenced

New Financier - State Investment Fund Inlandsinnovation AB

Increase in mineral resources; + 180%

LoI Oxelösund Port – secured port alternative

National Transport Administration – Commenced the rail project

1st Customer – LoI for coarse fines

Environmental Court proceedings commenced October

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Major Achievements 2013

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Our targets

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Production 4.3 Mtpa

Production start coarse fines:

Q3 2015

Start new beneficiation plant

Q3 2016

Concentrate 67% Fe or better

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Solid economics

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IRR 24 per cent

Pay back period 5.4 years

At least 15 year life of mine

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Competitive cost level

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Competitive cash cost and premium product

/NIO

USD 76/dmt

Fortescue

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Agenda

Introduction

Investment highlights Financial information

Conclusion

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Väsmans South mineralisation:

Indicated 7 mt @ 39%

Inferred 86 mt @ 38%

Håksberg:

Indicated 25 mt @ 36%

Inferred 12 mt @ 36%

Blötberget :

Indicated 30 mt @ 45%

Inferred 10 mt @ 43%

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One of Sweden’s largest mineralisations

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One of Sweden’s largest iron mineralisations

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Väsmans South mineralisation:

Indicated 7 mt @ 39%

Inferred 86 mt @ 38%

Håksberg:

Indicated 25 mt @ 36%

Inferred 12 mt @ 36%

Blötberget :

Indicated 30 mt @ 45%

Inferred 10 mt @ 43%

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Expansion potential

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MagTot (nt)

75000

65000

55000

Targeting mineral resources

in excess of 300mt

N

S

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Beneficiation plant next to existing railway

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Processing plant and terminal in Skeppmora (Blötberget)

1) mtpy = million tonnes per year

Processing plant designed for expansion

Existing Rail Road: Bergslagsbanan

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Existing logistics – Large Competitive Advantage

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Existing railway from mine to deep

water port

MSEK 900 (MUSD 130) committed

by government for refurbishment of

railway

All year ice free port

Baby Cape/Panamax capacity

LoI signed with Oxelösund port

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Integrated scaleable project

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Development in three phases

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Low development risk

Scalable project

Experienced team

Existing mine infrastructure

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Product price premium

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High quality product

67% Fe Concentrate

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NIO will produce high quality

pellet fines (possibility to

produce sinter fines), expected to

yield premium pricing

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Construction risk and process risk greatly reduced due to:

Risk mitigation

1 Complete DFS before final investment decision

2 Experienced project management team

3 Detailed planning and close monitoring of schedule

4 Focus on cost control and follow up systems

5 Professional procurement with close monitoring of contractors

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Risk mitigation – separate project organisation

Project director

Håksberg

Blötberget Väsman

Skeppmora

Controller Procurement &

quality

Planning HSE CEO

Economy & finance

HR

Exploration

Production

Logistics

Marketing and sales

Environment

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Investment decision, Financing &

Organisational build up

Project development schedule

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- Key milestones

2013 2014 2015 2017-2021

Environmental

permit

B+H

Beneficiation start

& ramp up Construction Phase 1

Installation & commissioning DFS-Phase 1

2016

• Phase 1 Blötberget – viable stand alone project:

• IRR 18%

• Cash cost USD 47/dmt (FOB)

• Pay back 4.3 years

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Agenda

Introduction

Investment highlights

Financial information Conclusion

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Attractive economics

Assumed long term price (62% Fe) 120

Premium (67% Fe) +15

Freight –24

FOB 111

OPEX* -52

OH-cost -1

Financing cost** -10

Margin 48

Exemple calculation at full production, USD/t

*During the first 2 years OPEX will be higher

** Financing cost should be lower after ≈ 5 years

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Capex incl DFS and production ramp-up

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(Pre financing cost and pre tax)

0.25 0.6

0.5 1.4 1.4

2.15

3.5

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2.00

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2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Mt coarse fines Concentrate

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77 126

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119

72 92

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150

200

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

For Phase Ia Phase I-III Internally financed

Second fund raise only after production start Phase I

Revenue from Q3 2015

Gradual ramp up of logistics chain

Large part of Capex financed internally - external need MUSD 306

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Key figures

Targeting a 4.3 Mtpa operation

OPEX 51.5 USD/t

CAPEX to full production USD 678 million

Pay back period ≈ 5.4 years

NPV (@ 8.0%) USD 952million

IRR 24%mine at

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Agenda

Introduction

Investment highlights

Financial information

Conclusion

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Conclusion

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High quality product

Low development risk

Very competitive OPEX

and existing logistics

Large mineralization with

expansion potential

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Thank you

www.nordicironore.se


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