EXPLORATION TARGETS IN

MOZAMBIQUE
by Lino Cassimo
Mozambique
.Mozambique is situated on the eastern
seaboard of Southern Africa, between
latitudes 1027S and 2700S, and
longitudes 3012E and 4051E;
.Total area: 799.380 km, land borders
extend 4.445 km, and the coastline is
2.515 km long;
.11 provinces, 128 districts and 44
municipalities;
.Multi-party democracy with executive,
legislative, and judiciary system;
.GDP growth is above 6%, annual
population growth of 2.3 percent, and
literacy rate at 54% of people over 15
years of age. 80% of the population
involved in agriculture; subject to natural
hazards;
.Recent large investments in extractive
industries due to resource discoveries;

The Objective
To introduce potential investor(s), junior exploration and mining companies the opportunity to
explore nickel, gold, graphite, and quarry in northern Mozambique;
To attract partner(s) with financial, technical and operational expertise enabling appropriate
assessment of greenfield area in northern Mozambique;
To provide a brief description of the tenement legally acquired in the Republic of
Mozambique;
To reach agreement entailing the implementation of reconnaissance and appraisal program
for the area referred in presentation;
To establish a partnership with the purpose of identifying, exploring and mining the
commercially-exploitable resources in the area;
To produce appraisal results that confirm preliminary assessment of resource existence, and
secure funding for further project development;
To add shareholders value, secure capital to develop project to bankable and environmental
feasibility studies, and attract larger investors capable of bringing project into production;
To invest available capital, technical expertise and time to identify the area with most
promising mineral resource base;
For additional information email classimus.lda@gmail.com or contact Lino Cassimo
+258823647585
Classimus Lda. Av. Keneth Kaunda N 624, Maputo
Tel +258823647585 | Email classimus.lda@gmail.com
Potential Target Areas: Cabo Delgado & Nampula
Nickel Tenement
.Meconta, Nampula;
Gold Tenements
.Chire, Cabo Delgado;
.Memba, Nampula;
Natural Graphite Tenements
.Ancuabe, Cabo Delgado;
.Mecufi, Cabo Delgado;
.Montepuez, Cabo Delgado;
.Namuno, Cabo Delgado;
Quarry Tenement
.Nipaco/Metuge, Cabo
Delgado;

The Vision
To become a reliable local partner to international companies looking to invest in exploration
and mining opportunities in Mozambique;
To partner with international companies that uphold high operational, environmental, social
and corporate governance standards;
To develop and execute projects that promote industrial development, create jobs and
stimulate economic growth;
To apply business models that generate desirable return on investments to shareholders;
To implement financial, accounting and reporting practices that validate our commitment to
attracting long term investors in our projects;
To secure long term partnerships enabling continuous identification and involvement in future
exploration and mining projects in Mozambique, and the SADC region;
To ensure optimal management of funds and resources available for projects;
To develop our feasible projects into assets that produce commodities, resources which are
desirable in global markets;

Classimus Lda. Av. Keneth Kaunda N 624, Maputo
Tel +258823647585 | Email classimus.lda@gmail.com
Nickel Tenement
Meconta, Nampula
License no. 6266L with total area 13.564 Ha


Latitude Longitude
152430.00 393430.00
152430.00 393230.00
151545.00 393230.00
151545.00 393830.00
152100.00 393830.00
152100.00 393800.00
152145.00 393800.00
152145.00 393430.00
Gold Tenements
Chire, Cabo Delgado
License no. 5029L with total area of 16.000 Ha

Latitude Longitude
134000.00 393500.00
134000.00 394500.00
133500.00 394500.00
133500.00 393500.00
Gold Tenements
Memba, Nampula
License no. 5778L with total area of 12.772 Ha


Latitude Longitude
140300.00 401930.00
140630.00 401930.00
140630.00 401800.00
141000.00 401800.00
141000.00 401345.00
140500.00 401345.00
140500.00 401200.00
140300.00 401200.00
Natural Graphite Tenements
Ancuabe, Cabo Delgado
License no. 6155L with total area of 9.913 Ha


Latitude Longitude
130445.00 401730.00
130445.00 401030.00
130145.00 401030.00
130145.00 401230.00
130000.00 401230.00
130000.00 401730.00
Natural Graphite Tenements
Mecufi, Cabo Delgado
License no. 6144L with total area of 13.230 Ha



Latitude Longitude
131600.00 402400.00
131700.00 402400.00
131700.00 402700.00
132500.00 402700.00
132500.00 402215.00
131600.00 402215.00
Natural Graphite Tenements
Montepuez, Cabo Delgado
License no. 6142L with total area of 4.368 Ha


Latitude Longitude
131430.00 384000.00
131430.00 383800.00
131145.00 383800.00
131145.00 383930.00
131000.00 383930.00
131000.00 394215.00
131300.00 384215.00
131300.00 384000.00
Natural Graphite Tenements
Namuno, Cabo Delgado
License no. 6140L with total area of 19.724 Ha

Latitude Longitude
133300.00 390430.00
133645.00 390430.00
133645.00 385945.00
133615.00 385945.00
133615.00 384930.00
133545.00 384930.00
133545.00 384630.00
133300.00 384630.00
Quarry Tenement
Nipaco/Metuge, Cabo Delgado
CM N 40/2013 with total area of 180 Ha

Latitude Longitude
130430.00 401415.00
130430.00 401500.00
130500.00 401500.00
130500.00 401415.00
Extractive industries activities in Mozambique
.The 5th licensing round for natural
gas blocks is expected to take
place during the course of 2014;
.Anadarko Petroleum, ENI East
Africa, Petronas, Statoil and Sasol
Petroleum are currently involved in
natural gas exploration;
.4 separate coal mining projects
scheduled to kick off in the course
of 2014;
.Vale Moambique, Rio Tinto and
Beacon Hill Resources have
operational mines expected to
produce above 1MMtpa;
.Infrastructure upgrades and ground
up projects are underway to
accommodate resource exports,
particularly of bulk commodities;
Regional Context
Mozambiques Investment Promotion Centre reports
that industry, which includes mining and
hydrocarbons, attracted most investments in 2013;
Anadarko and ENI plan to install a large-scale
LNG development to accommodate recoverable
resources in the range of 50 70 trillion cubic feet
(tcf);
Mozambique natural gas recoverable resources
are estimated above 100 tcf;
7 multinational companies will be mining coal in the
resource-rich Moatize district Tete Province by the
end of 2014;
Syrah Resources, Auroch Minerals, Triton Minerals
and Gemfields have rolled out drilling programs in
Mozambique;
Sasol Petroleum, the first mover in oil & gas in
Mozambique, announced first commercial
production and sale of crude oil scheduled for
2014, capable of delivering 2000 barrels per
day;
Recently, Mozambique has been host to world-class
discoveries involving coal, natural gas and natural
graphite;
Over $6bn have been invested in mining and
hydrocarbon projects in the last 5 years in East
Africa;
Statoil and BG Group plan to build a $15bn LNG
plant in Tanzania, having recoverable reserves
between 10 13 trillion cubic feet (tcf);
Kenya, Comoros and Madagascar have reported
multinational investment inflows related to mining
and hydrocarbon exploration;
Tanzania and Madagascar have recently attracted
companies interested in exploring precious metals
and industrial minerals;
Several mining juniors have advanced drilling
programs in Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia for
gold, nickel and graphite exploration;
Most projects in the East Africa region face lack of
infrastructure challenges that require national
strategic plans, roads, railways, and port
developments to be in place;
Political and economic stability, security,
transparency and attractive business environment
are critical to the whole region;
Classimus Lda. Av. Keneth Kaunda N 624, Maputo
Tel +258823647585 | Email classimus.lda@gmail.com
Access to global markets
According to reports the East Africa region could become the worlds next oil and gas export hub in the
foreseeable future due to ambitious projects being developed in Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania;
Mozambiques hydrocarbon developments intend to target Asian markets, where countries such as China,
India, Japan and South Korea experience gas shortages;
Coal projects by Vale Moambique, Jindal Steel & Power, Rio Tinto target future demand from steel making
industries, mainly, in China and India;
International companies engaged in advanced gold and natural graphite projects in Mozambique have
reported securing funds for additional drilling in their respective areas;
Most companies involved in exploration and mining in East Africa are active members of reputable stock
exchanges ,such as the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), the Toronto Stock Exchange, the London Sock
Exchange, where they are capable of raising capital to fund their projects worldwide;
The price of gold forecasted for 2014 is US$ 1,200.00, while nickel has been earmarked at US$ 20,000
this year by Vale, and agreements between future producer and consumers of graphite, in the industrial
minerals space, have been signed with an established base price of US$ 1,000.00 per tonne;
Recently, the Chinese Government has imposed a ban on graphite mining activities due to environmental
and pollution concerns. China supplies 70% of graphite, and this ban is expected to reduce graphite supply
by 30%;
Indonesias ban on unprocessed nickel in January 2014 is expected to curtail supplies;
In 2013 China has surpassed the United States as the largest global gold consumer for the first time;
Classimus Lda. Av. Keneth Kaunda N 624, Maputo
Tel +258823647585 | Email classimus.lda@gmail.com