MARCH 2020

The Last Unconsolidated Palladium Producer

Company presentation

September 2020
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SECTION 1
Introduction
INTRODUCTION TO EURASIA MINING
Eurasia Mining PLC is an AIM-listed company with a portfolio of world-class palladium-rich PGM assets in Russia

West Kytlim
• Open pit, soft rock PGM mine

Operating mine
• Commenced industrial production in 2018
• Long term production target 64Koz
• Simple, low cost operations with a low environmental impact
• 15 year mine life
• DFS for a larger area to increase production to be approved in 2020 is underway with GIP, a leading
• Headquarters: London contractor in Russia
• Exchange: LSE AIM Monchetundra
Development project

• Net cash positive • Palladium-rich flagship project

• Initial development focused on fully licenced and funded, 1.7Mtpa open pit project
• PGM resource (incl. flanks):
15Moz1 • Feasibility study and production permit for 2Moz PGMs resource
• 64% palladium
• Low cost development model: EPCF signed with Sinosteel
• Scalable project - potential to create a new PGM district
• 13Moz target resource in Flanks area and 40Moz1 target resource in district

✓ Clarity of focus on PGM mining in Russia – 20 years' experience as successful operators

Corporate strategy

Monchetundra ✓ West Kytlim: successfully brought into commercial production, focus now on increasing production
West Kytlim
capacity and expanding mineable resource
✓ Monchetundra: bring permitted and funded open pit mine and processing plant into first production
✓ Monchetundra: expand world class Flanks resource and incorporate into mine plan to transform
Eurasia into a globally significant PGM player
✓ Maintain focus on best-in-class ESG position
Notes:

1 Please refer to RNS dated 4 December 2019

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INVESTMENT CASE

1 Significant exposure to structurally attractive palladium market

✓ Palladium comprises 64% of Eurasia's resources and 50% of expected production will be palladium in 2023
✓ Strong Pd price momentum due to a structural market deficit which will remain
✓ Eurasia provides exposure to low risk and ESG friendly palladium ounces entering a market in sustained deficit

2 Near term, low risk production growth at West Kytlim and Monchetundra
✓ Simple low cost producing operations at West Kytlim provide immediate & scalable cash flows at low capital intensity
✓ Innovative, capital-light development and operating model at Monchetundra provide low-cost cash flow by 2023
✓ Russian infrastructure (i.e. power, water) well-developed and doesn't face same challenges as South African / Zimbabwean peers

3 World class Monchetundra asset

✓ Scale of target resource in licence area and surrounding region indicates potential for a new PGM district
✓ Eurasia is well positioned and enjoys first mover advantage
✓ Well understood geology and access to historic drilling data underpins 40Moz resource estimate1

4 Eurasia is an established operator in Russia with deep in-house expertise and a leading ESG position
✓ Mining in Russia is well supported and stable, especially compared to other PGM producers (South Africa, Zimbabwe)
✓ Relatively low and well managed environmental footprint at mines
✓ Strong engagement with local communities and government

5 Seasoned and balanced team of experienced international and local mining experts
✓ Over 20 years of operational and development history in Russia
✓ Recognized English speaking leadership team includes founder of CSA International and CEO of Lesego Platinum / COO Polyus
✓ Senior management includes local Russian experts with over 100+ years experience mining in the country
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1 Please refer to RNS dated 4 December 2019
 COMPANY HISTORY
Eurasia has a long history operating in the Urals and Kola Peninsula and has achieved critical milestones at both the
West Kytlim and Monchetundra projects
Shift to owner-operated
mining at West Kytlim Flanks license at
Mochetundra

Receipt of production Tipil license issued at West

Mining licence awarded at licence at Monchetundra Kytlim which increases
West Kytlim mineable volumes
Industrial scale production
Extensive exploration in a at West Kytlim
JV with Anglo Platinum Maiden M&I
focused on Urals and Kola resource at
peninsula, including West Monchetundra
Kytlim and Monchetundra 2020
discoveries
2019
2018
Founded 2017
and listed
on AIM 2016 West Kytlim: DFS
for a larger area to
2014 increase Detailed Project
production Design Report
volumes submitted and
2000 Submitted application approved by
-'14 for production licence authorities for
Agreed EPCF contract with
at Monchetundra for Monchetundra
Sinosteel to fund
1.7Mtpa operation
Monchetundra project
1999
Initial production at West
Bought out Anglo Platinum Kytlim (operated by
from stakes in West Kytlim contractor)
and Monchetundra

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COVID-19 RESPONSE

• Our first priority is to the safety of our workforce, their families

and our communities

• We have put in place a number of effective measures in response

to the COVID-19 pandemic

– Face masks are mandatory and employee protection

equipment's are provided (face masks, glasses, gloves etc.)

– Awareness interviews with employees

– Longer roster to reduces travel

– Purchase of Express Test kits and medical screening before

dispatch and upon roster change

– Coordinated meal times to ensure social distancing

maintained

– More social distancing in crew shelters with separate

compounds for 4 people in shelters for 8

• There have been no cases of COVID-19 at Eurasia's operations

• Both West Kytlim and Monchetundra mines have maintained

normal operating levels

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MAINTAINING OUR BEST-IN-CLASS ESG POSITION REMAINS A KEY FOCUS
Eurasia is focussed on ESG activities and ensuring the safety and well-being of its workers and the environment
Employee safety is our first priority Environmental protection is front of mind
COVID 19 response protocols in place: • Eurasia is committed to ensuring the land
disturbed by mining activities is returned
• Longer roster to reduces travel in a safe and stable landform that does
• Purchase of Express Test kits not cause environmental harm and is able
to sustain post-mining land use
• More social distancing in crew shelters -
• Rehabilitation plans envisage works
separate compounds for 4 people in
impacting local climate, geochemistry of
shelters for 8
soils, fertility, degree of disturbance,
• Face masks are mandatory specific landscape and topography
features
• Awareness interviews with employees
• New (2020) mining machinery to latest
• Medical screening before dispatch and efficiency and environmental standards
upon roster change • No protected environmental zones within
• Coordinated meal times to ensure social licence area
distancing maintained

Our mine sites are engaged with local communities Over 20 years' experience operating in Russia
• All mine workers and equipment • ROSNEDRA (Russian federal agency for
operators are local (within 70 km area) subsoil management) invited Eurasia
to represent Russia and its mining
• Project companies registered locally and
opportunities at PDAC 2020 together
taxes are paid locally
with Russian Majors (i.e. Norilsk,
• Various community projects undertaken, Polymetal, Fosagro, Polyus)
including building a children’s playground
in the Kytlim village
• Recognition of importance of mining, and
foreign investment into mining in Russia
• Strong relationships with local
communities
• Eurasia is a permanent member of Urals
Association of gold producers whose role
is to work alongside government
agencies to optimize legislation and
improve business environment

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SECTION 2
Palladium market
EURASIA HAS EXPOSURE TO STRUCTURALLY ATTRACTIVE PALLADIUM MARKET
Eurasia provides significant near-term exposure to the palladium market with palladium revenues set to rise to c.45-
50% of total revenue from 2023+

Palladium price is up +187% over last 5 years

Palladium price vs platinum and base metals index, rebased to palladium price (US$/oz)

2,800 • Palladium has significantly outperformed rest of the metals

complex driven by structural tightness in market

2,400 • Global deficit extended to 1.1Moz in 2019 (c.10% of demand)

• Palladium demand has grown due to increased penetration of

2,000 hybrid vehicles and increased intensity of use due to stricter
+187%
emissions regulations

1,600 − 9.4moz in 2016 to 11.5moz in 2019

• Mine supply has remained stagnant

1,200
• Concentrated supply with c.80% of primary metal from South
Africa and Russia
800
2%
− South African producers face long-term structural challenges
(24)%
400
tied to deep, complex nature of operations and local issues

− Norilsk faces environmental headwinds to add ounces

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Jun-15 Jun-16 Jun-17 Jun-18 Jun-19 Jun-20 ➢ Eurasia provides exposure to near-term, low risk and ESG
friendly palladium ounces entering a market in sustained
Palladium Platinum Base metals index¹
deficit

Source: FactSet, as of 29 June 2020

Notes:
1 Based on average of LME cash price of Copper, Aluminium, Zinc and Nickel 10
OUTPERFORMANCE OF PALLADIUM EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
L5Y commodity price performance and broker consensus projections (US$/oz, nominal)

% change L5Y L3Y LTM L6M

3,000
Palladium 187.3 125.2 24.2 1.7
Platinum (24.5) (11.6) (1.7) (14.7)

2,500

2,059 2,056
2,000

Spot: 1,912
Price (US$/oz)

1,500

973
1,000 868

Spot: 817

500

0
Jun-15 Jun-16 Jun-17 Jun-18 Jun-19 Jun-20 Jun-21
FY2020E Jun-22
FY2021E
Palladium price (US$/oz) Platinum price (US$/oz)

Source: Broker research reports and FactSet as of 29 June 2020

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PALLADIUM MARKET IN STRUCTURAL DEFICIT
Structural deficit to persist in palladium market as demand and supply fundamentals remain tight

Palladium market to remain in deficit, reaching 14% of supply by 2021 (koz Pd) Declining palladium inventories reflect
deficit (koz Pd)
deficit (Moz)

700
Sustained

10.1 10.4 10.0 11.0 11.4 12.2

10.2 11.5 10.9 12.5 12.4 12.6

650
(77)

(370) 600

550

(907)
(950)

(1,126) 500

(1,501) 450
2018 2019 2020E 2021E 2022E 2023E
Total supply (moz Pd) Total demand (moz Pd)
Decline in automotive demand due to COVID 19 offset by global closures of underground Palladium mines
400
(Eurasia's open pit assets remain open)
Jun-19 Sep-19 Dec-19 Mar-20 Jun-20

Source: Broker research reports

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PALLADIUM DEMAND – AUTOMOTIVE MARKET SWITCH TO PALLADIUM DRIVES GROWTH
Palladium demand will increase on the back of increased penetration of hybrid vehicles and stricter emission
regulations in China and India
Palladium demand expected to continue to outgrow Switch to palladium-intensive hybrids away from diesel
platinum demand (moz) benefits palladium…
14.0 2018A – 26E vehicle sales CAGR
Required
13.0 2019A - 23E CAGR: 2.3% Pd : Pt 4:1 4:1 1:8
(ratio)
26.0%
12.0

11.0

(1.1%) (3.3%)
10.0 Hybrid Gasoline Diesel

….overall increase in PGM loadings per vehicle due to

9.0
growing emission regulations
15-20%
8.0 2019A - 23E CAGR: (2.7%)

7.0 5-10%
3-5%
1-3%
6.0
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020E 2021E 2022E 2023E
China India W.Europe USA
Palladium Platinum
Source: Broker research reports, LCM Automotive and Norilsk Nickel Investor Presentation
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PALLADIUM SUPPLY – SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES TO BRINGING NEW MINE SUPPLY ONLINE
Mined palladium production is flat in the medium term with both South Africa and Russia facing real challenges.
Eurasia's simple open-pit operations well positioned to enter this market
Global palladium supply (koz Pd)

12,243

11,427 • Very challenging for market to add

11,036 meaningful new supply to meet demand
19A-23E increase
10,376
10,127 10,008 CAGR

9,263 9,278 9.7% • Concentrated supply with c.80% of

primary metal from South Africa and
Russia

7,006 6,960 6,977 7,116 7,300 • South African miners face long-term
6,760 6,660 485 structural challenges
6,371 528 501 485 485
525 497
519 1,220 1,239
892
959 943 1,189 – Deep, complex operations
1,096
891
– Labour intensive
2,773 2,976 2,868 2,781 2,839 2,981
2,407 2,710 1.2% – Union issues

– Electricity supply

– Cash burn
2,570 2,554 2,543 2,648 2,357 2,522 2,572 2,595
– COVID challenges

2016 2017 2018 2019 2020E 2021E 2022E 2023E • Norilsk faces significant environmental
headwinds
South Africa Russia North America Others Secondary supply (recycling, etc.) 19A-23E CAGR

Source: Broker research reports

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SECTION 3
West Kytlim
WEST KYTLIM – TRANSITION TO OWNER MINING
Transition to owner operated mining from contractor mining also completed in 2020

Update on switch to owner mining West Kytlim owner operated machinery

• Initially operated via contractor; now owner operated since 2H2020

• Current mine manager has a 20 year history with the project, since its inception

• Well invested in additional new fleet on site end of 2019 – 1H2020:

− Hitachi ZX 330LC-5G excavator

− Hitachi ZX300LC-5A

− 30 ton Chetra T15 bulldozer

− Kamaz 20 tonne ore haulage trucks

− Enrichment plant (automated belt driven feeder system, scrubber and

trommel, additional jig and table circuit to improve recovery, i.e. gravity
plant without use of any chemical agents).

2020 update
• DFS by GIP for entire West Kytlim operation is on track for approval in 2020

− Announced with annual report on 1 July 2020

− Allows for simultaneous open pit operations which increases production

volumes and removes single asset risk

• Tipil license recently issued to Eurasia which creates additional base for
production volume increase going forward.

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WEST KYTLIM – DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Ongoing DFS expected to further increase run-rate capacity

Years 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023+
Completion of FS 
Receipt of mining licence 
First production (under contractor) 
Commercial production 

Switch from contractor mining to owner-


operated

Receipt of Tipil license 

Completion of Definitive Feasibility Study

by GIP 

DFS approval 

Further production increase   

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SECTION 4
Monchetundra
MONCHETUNDRA – GEOLOGY OF FLANKS IS WELL UNDERSTOOD
Extensive drilling underpins Flanks resource estimate

Globally significant resource potential Target resource

Cadastre (Moz, PGMs,
(PGMs, Moz, 100% basis) Number Overview 100% basis)¹

• Adjacent to Loipishnune deposit

18, 20, 21
• Within prior exploration license and drill tested through Anglo
JV
• Mineralisation occurring up dip and on strike from 11.1
17.7 40.3
current resources

• Previously mined for base metals; no ongoing PGM exploration

22 (NKT Massif)
• West Nittis Mineralisation clips the margin of NKT
• Resource drilling and calculations by Norilsk Nickel (2002) and
Rosgeologia (Russian State exploration Company) (2015/18) – 2.3
data from 48,405 metres of drilling exists
• Potential to materially expand West Nittis resource
7.0 22.6

(Vuruchnavaich)
• Resource drilling and calculations by Norilsk (2006)
• PGM+ Cu, Ni
• Road and Power on eastern boundary 2.6

4
13.3 15.5
• Positive review by Eurasia including geology, economics and
metallurgy

• Adjacent to Loipishnune deposit

12,14 • Within prior exploration license and drill tested through Anglo 3.0
2.2 JV
(Monchetundra)

target resource

target resource

target resource

Monchegorsky

Total target
in licence area
Flanks licence

Flanks licence
JORC resource

Total target

resource
Resource in
Exclusivity

• Resource drilling and calculations by Rosgeologia (2018/19)

resource

district

13, 17

• Detailed reports by Rosgeologia available detailing recent 1.4

studies of Plast (‘Horizon’) 330, Offsetnoye, Gabbro 10, Avarench
and South Sopcha ore fields

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1 State Cadastre of Mines
MONCHETUNDRA – DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Clear path outlined to have Monchetundra in production by 2023 and operating at nameplate capacity by 2024.
Ongoing derisking at Monchetundra with aim of enhancing scale of the project
Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025+

Completion of FS and metallurgical work

Receipt of mining licence 

Agreed EPCF contract terms with Sinosteel 

Receipt of Flanks licence 

2020 works
- Surface mapping and ore scheduling; drill and 
blast design; award of mining and haulage contracts
Mine and Processing Plant construction:

Commissioning

Commercial production 

Ramp up to 1.7Mtpa capacity 

Flanks development

Expansion to Flanks

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MONCHETUNDRA BENEFITS FROM ACCESS TO KEY INFRASTRUCTURE
Monchetundra benefits from access to well-developed basic infrastructure which lowers the overall capex bill,
reduces development risk and enhances scalability of the project. Developed infrastructure solutions will also
support an expanded operation that incorporates the Flanks resource

Power Transport

✓ A broad regional power grid already exists that will supply power to ✓ Mine sites are accessible by paved roads all year round
Monchetundra
✓ Federal highway Saint Petersburg – Murmansk is 1km east of the mine
✓ Consists of 6,300km of lines, 131 substations and separate ✓ Nearest international sea port and airport is at Murmansk c.130km
distributors >35kV
away
✓ Grid is supplied by a mixture of thermal coal, hydro and nuclear ✓ No bridges are required to be built
✓ HV power will be connected from the substation in Monchegorsk to ✓ Labour is supplied from 4 mining towns: Monchegorsk, Apatity
the plant via newly built 10km 10kV power line
(80km), Kirovsk (80km), Olenegorsk (35km)

Water Tailings

✓ Large amount of year-round surface streams exist in the valleys to ✓ TSF analysis completed in BFS for 1.7Mtpa operation by CKE and LIMS
the north-west of mining area and in Ecology Report by CKE (CKE has worked for all major mining
companies on Kola peninsula, including Barrick, B2Gold, Norilsk
✓ Stream can be delivered through effective diversion and
Nickel, Rusal etc)
appropriate supply and storage systems
✓ TSF located c.1.1km south-west from the centre of the Loipishnune pit
✓ No population centres in vicinity
✓ Downstream design; pre-stripping overburden material from open pits
form the first stage walls
✓ Spillway constructed, however flood risk remains minimal
✓ Tails pumped and gravity assisted to TSF

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SUMMARY
1

Seasoned and balanced team of Significant exposure

experienced international and local to structurally attractive
mining experts palladium market

2
Eurasia is an
established operator in
Near term,
Russia with deep in-
low risk production
house expertise and a
growth at West Kytlim
leading
and Monchetundra
ESG position

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World class resource at
Monchetundra asset
3

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