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COMPANY OVERVIEW Arctic Star Exploration Corp. is a junior natural resource company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. Arctic Star has four mining projects primarily focused on Diamonds. • Timantii Project, located in Finland was discovered after finding a diamond bearing kimberlite at surface which lead to the discovery of a new Diamondiferous Field. • Dia Gras Project, located in Canada NWT next to the Ekati & Diavik Mines have generated drill targets for a new possible kimberlite phase 40% JV with Margret Lake Diamonds. • Stein Project, located in Canada Nunavut is drill ready with a indicator mineral train in Western Hudson bay, leading to pipe like magnetic anomalies. • Cap Project, located in Canada BC has discovered a Large Mineralized Carbonatite Complex Primarily Focused on Niobium.
CAP PROJECT 21 mineral tenures covering an area of 10,482 ha; 85 km northeast of Prince George BC, Good Infrastructure, Forestry Land. Recently discovered a Niobium bearing Carbonatite Complex.
LOCAL GEOLOGY The region surrounding the property is predominantly underlain and overlain by limestones , siltstones , argillites , and other calcareous rocks of the upper Cambrian to lower.
GEOLOGY OF CARBONATITES Only ~550 Carbonatite Complexes Worldwide Carbonatites are carbonate dominated magmatic rocks derived from the mantle. They are rich in rare and critical elements such as Nb, Ta and Rare Earth Elements (REE), as well as industrial minerals such as apatite , barite , fluorite and vermiculite . Carbonatites usually appear in multi-stage complexes. Each stage can have unique element enrichment. Vertical section of a hypothetical carbonatite mineralizing system, modified from Simandl (2015)
USES FOR Nb, Ta & REE Ta REE Nb USED TO PRODUCE CAPACITORS CRITICAL FOR PERMANENT MAGNET A HEAT RESISTANT SUPPER WHICH ARE NEEDED IN HIGH END PRODUCTION WHICH IS NEEDED FOR ALLOY COMMONLY USED IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES 3 WINDPOWER PLANTS, HYBRID CARS, PIPELINE PRODUCTION AND AS SMARTPHONES AND PC’S. ETC. JET ENGINES
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF WORLD WIDE CARBONATITES ARAXA ST. HONORÉ MOUNTAIN PASS KOVDOR OKORUSU (Brazil) (Canada) (USA) (Russia) (Namibia) 460 mt. of 12.2 mt. of 36.3 mt. of 700 mt. of 7.9 mt. of 50% 2.5% Nb 2 O 5 0.66% Nb 2 O 5 7.67% REE 6-7% P 2 O 5 CaF 2 Source: Mariano (1989) and Richardson and Birkett (1996)
AIRBORNE MAGNETIC & RADIOMETRICS GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY Carbonatites usually have a distinct geophysical signature compared to host rocks, which make them an excellent tool for exploration. High-resolution magnetic & radiometric airborne survey outline multiple targets within claim area.
Highlights of Drill Results Highlights from drill hole CAP17-004 are summarized as follows: 85.24 metres to 95.66 metres -- 0.35 per cent Nb2O5 across 10.42 metres, including 2.26 metres of 0.63 per cent Nb2O5; 98.87 metres to 118.50 metres -- 19.63 metres of 9.94 per cent P2O5, including 2.55 metres of 20.97 per cent P2O5; 136.1 metres to 138.5 metres -- 2.4 metres of 0.81 per cent TREOs. 10
Prospecting Highlights The strike length of carbonatite and related rock types encountered in outcrop and drilling totals approximately three kilometres. Five samples contained 0.20 per cent Nb2O5 (niobium pentoxide) with a peak value of 0.96 per cent Nb2O5 . Three samples contained over 0.2 per cent TREOs (total rare earth element oxides) with a peak value of 0.39 per cent TREOs. Three samples contained over 5 per cent P2O5 (phosphorus pentoxide) with a peak value of 12.62 per cent P2O5.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Buddy Doyle Scott Eldridge Patrick Power Binny Jassal VP OF EXPLORATION PRESIDENT DIRECTOR CFO Thomas Yingling Sean Charland Roy Spencer Bill Ferreira DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR
CAPITAL STRUCTURE Ticker TSX-V: ADD Shares Outstanding 95,891,883 Options 4,200,411 Warrants 33,376,342 13
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