An emerging company with a strong portfolio of mineral exploration properties and a strategy for growth.
Management Team CEX has assembled an experienced senior management team that brings a broad range of past successful experience and proven track record in Mineral Exploration, Finance, Precious Metal Extraction and Public company experience. Kenneth J Stead - Chief Executive Officer Matthew Sullivan – Chief Financial Officer Wesam Khalil – Chief Investment Officer Xiangpeng Gao – Director
CEX Projects • RedCliff ( Copper ) Based in Newfoundland, Canada, CEX has assembled 6 properties • Rusty Ridge ( Rare Earth Minerals ) totalling over 6000 hectares. • Red Peak ( Copper ) • Twin Gullies ( Copper/Silver ) • Cabot (NI43-101) – ( Graphite ) • Deer Harbour ( Copper )
Red Cliff - Copper Highlights • Stratabound shale or mudstone-hosted copper deposit associated with redbeds and evaporites • Located in the western portion of the Avalon Tectonostratigraphic Zone of eastern Newfoundland, part of the Appalachian Orogenic Belt. • A northeast trending fault system, stretching about N060, appears clearly on the Landsat image of the area.
Rusty Ridge – Rare Earth Highlights • Mineral indications in outcrop and float occur as pyrite, hematite breccia, native copper and fluorite. This morphology and mineral association along with anomalous copper, silver, gold, cerium and lanthanum in soils from the area are suggestive of an IOCG-style target. Phase 1 diamond drilling in two holes totaling • 1093.3 meters. • Indications of a large, tabular-shaped and steeply-dipping density anomaly occurring from 75 meters to at least 500 meters vertical depth. The tabular shaped body also correlated with a high-magnetic susceptibility zone at 150 and 300 meters vertical depth.
Red Peak – Copper Highlights • Quartz-carbonate-epidote veins containing chalcocite-bornite and malachite azurite staining. The boulders are part of the talus slope surrounding the northwestern cliff face of the Red Peak ridge. Quartz veins are up to 2 m thick and locally have rhyolite host rock margins. • Drill Highlights include sample W20-95a contained 18% Cu and 11.6 oz/tAg, and sample W20-98 had 5.1% Cu and 3.4 oz/t Ag. • The copper minerals include native copper and a variety of low-temperature sulphides such as chalcocite and bornite.
Twin Gullies – Copper & Silver Highlights • Suggestive of a Volcanic Redbed Copper (VRC) style of mineralization. A 90' shaft at the main site of mineralization was examined and documented by Alexander Murray in the 1850's. . • High-graded grab samples from the main prospect area have assayed up to 23.6% copper and over 236 g/t silver. • A distinct linear band of primarily copper mineralization spatially associated with the redbeds are clearly exposed on surface.
Deer Harbour - ( Copper ) Highlights • Major faulting in the area has revealed a sequence of Greybeds approx …1.3kms in width by 9km in length. • SSC copper showings hosted by the Crown Hill Formation. Outcrop grab samples in the past returned up to 1.6% Cu. The property has received only limited prospecting to date.
Cabot (NI43-101) – (Graphite) Highlights – Part 1 • Consists of 100 mineral claims over 5 licenses totaling 25 Square Kilometers • Contains 3 distinct mineral prospects the Cabot Copper Prospect (VMS), the Cabot Graphite Prospect (Structurally hosted metamorphic Graphite), the Marble Cove Prospect ( Mesothermal Gold ) • The project is located 5km north of the mining community of Baie Verte within a highly prolific mineral belt which has produced 14 mines, 2 of which are still in commercial production.
Cabot (NI43-101) – (Graphite) Highlights – Part 2 • The Cabot Copper Prospect , 19 drill holes defined the zone of copper mineralization with a strike length of at least 550m and tested to a depth of at least 450m and remains open in all directions. Mineralization encountered in drilling had an average intercept of 0.38% Copper and 0.015% Cobalt over 21.6m Subsequent regional Mag and EM geophysics indicate a large conductive body 1km north of the known prospect which remains untested. • The Cabot Graphite Prospect zone was mapped and sampled on surface for 2.2km with the average grab sample grading 5.2% Cg. The prospect was subsequently drilled and found to have a thickness ranging from 50 to 150m. Mineralization consists of polydeformed graphitic schist with drilling highlights reaching up to 114m of 2.63% Cg.
Cabot (NI43-101) – (Graphite) Highlights – Part 3 • ( The Cabot Graphite Prospect continued )Although flake graphite was reported as being observed in drill core no metallurgical work has been conducted to determine the flake size, distribution, and milling requirements. • The Marble Cove Gold Prospect occurs along a coastal exposure, to date only one quartz vein has been discovered. This quartz vein pinches to 10cm along the coast and dilates to ~1m in width ~100m along strike where it is lost under foliage. The vein system contains significant concentrations of visible gold with sample assays reaching up to 12 Oz/t Au. Additional grab samples of this vein have achieved grades of 9.97g/t and 8.3 g/t Au with altered wallrock adjacent to the vein yielding up to 6.5g/t Au.
Cabot (NI43-101) – (Graphite) Why Explore the Cabot Trend • Excellent Location and access • Large steeply dipping ore body exposed at surface • Excellent candidate for bulk tonnage open pit mining • Known grades and thickness comparable to existing open pit mining operations • Zone open in all directions • Strong magnetic anomaly remains untested to the north • Project has excellent potential for graphite and gold
The Raise Total funding sought is $ 8.0 Million via Private Placement, while the company is pursuing a TSX-V public listing. • $0.10/ share for a remaining 2,500,000 shares to complete first round. • $0.20 / unit consisting of one common share purchase warrant with an exercise price of $0.35 / share for a period of 24 months.
Contact: Kenneth J. Stead Canadian Exploration Inc. 1 Moffatt Road Mount Pearl, NL – A1N 5B9 Office - 709-368-1024 Cell - 709-699-6041 info@canadianexplorationinc.com www.canadianexplorationinc . com
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