Anglogold Limited: Exploration Workshop

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AngloGold Limited

Exploration Workshop

Donald J. Birak
Vice President Exploration – AngloGold North America

February, 2003

North America – Grassroots to Head-frame Exploration

Topics
– Geographic Spread

– Objectives - Linked to Global Strategy and Business Plan

– Organizational Structure

– 2002 Programs and Results

– 2003 Programs

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AngloGold’s North American Exploration Areas

Brownfields (Mines)
• Cripple Creek (CC&V) Canadian Shield
• Jerritt Canyon
Alaska –
Yukon –
B.C.
Greenfields (Focus Areas)
• Great Basin
• Red Lake, Ontario
• Alaska

Greenfields Frontiers

Central America -
Caribbean

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North American Objectives in the Business Plan

• Brownfields
– Develop L.O.M. production profile with high-quality
new reserves
• CC&V goal - 0.9 Moz
• JCJV goal - 0.1 Moz
– Expand Mineral Inventory
• CC&V - goal 0.8Moz
• CC&V - discover new high-grade deposits

• Greenfields
– Discover new deposits across North America to
expand regional production base

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Brownfields exploration expenditure
2002 expenditure

Jerritt Cany on
3%
2003 budget

Jerritt Canyon
4%

Cripple Creek
and V ic tor
97%

Total $5.13 million Cripple Creek


and Victor
96%

Total $8.68 million

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Greenfields exploration expenditure

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North American Organization

D. J. Birak - V. P. Exploration

Jeffrey Pontius Ian Hutchinson David Vardiman Gordon Seibel – CC&V


Sr. Exploration Sr. Structural Exploration Don Colli – JCJV
Manager Geologist Manager CC&V
Chief Mine Geologists

Seven Staff Members Five Staff Members

Greenfields Direct

Brownfields Technical

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The Exploration Process – Multidisciplinary Approach

Past Production Empirical Target


and Mine Models Data

Geochemical Mineralogy
Economics Linked to
and Alteration
(Business Plan) Structure
Mapping

Geophysical Fluid Models


Data (Emerging Technology)

Management
Information Drill
Tool
4 D Genetic Model Targets

Maximize Value of Exploration Efforts Page 8

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CC&V – Exploration Supports Organic Growth
AngloGold has four major organic growth capital projects to contribute 13 million low cost ounces
ounces to the production profile.
Mponeng, TauTona, Moab Khotsong, and CC&V

Incremental Capex Cash Cost Life of Mine


Production Total Remaining
CC&V Surface 2.8Moz US$194 $54 million $176/oz + 4 years to
Mine Expansion million 2013

Mine Equipment
Crushing additions
Leach Pad and Recovery Additions
Community impacts
Exploration
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CC&V Location

JCJV

Nev
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CC&V
Colora
do

Over 100 years of History and 23


Millions Ounces of Gold Production

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CC&V

Expansion of Surface Mining Operations

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2002 Drilling added 0.4Moz ( )


and 0.1Moz( ) to
Inferred Resource.

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Gold Bug 2002 Drill Collars

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CC&V 2003 Goals

Define New Surface-Mineable Discover New High-grade Deposits


Resources – Organic Growth

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CC&V 2003
3 D targeting with geophysics and structure

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Great Basin
! Prolific gold province; +8 million
ounces produced in 2002. Baxter
WELLS
U
%

U
%
WINNEMUCCA Ú
Ê
! Over 80 million ounces in reserves at Ellison

Ú
Ê U
%
ELKO

end of 2002 U
%
CARLIN
Buffalo Valley Ú
Ê U
%

BATTLE MTN.

! Stable governmental and regulatory


climate.
Pipeli ne
Mni e Ar ea

Diamond
LOVELOCK
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Red Mountain South Buckhorn

Exploration guided by proprietary,


genetic model, focused on Carlin-style
deposits
AUSTIN U
%
U
% EUREKA

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Forty district-scale areas evaluated Cahill
U
%
ELY

Drilled 7 targets in 2002

50km
50 km

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Great Basin
Data Integration and 3D Modeling on
a covered, Carlin-style target
Model of pediment depth

Gravity data

Section

Modeled pediment depth with magnetic bodies Plan View

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Great Basin 2003
North Elko Down-scale Loomis
Testing
Carlin-style deposits
Evaluations underway
Completed - No-go
Buffalo Valley
Evolving Final review
Into

Miocene Targets
(Volcanic Hosted)

Refine prospectivity
elements (Expand age
range)

Advanced Projects
(Known resources)
50km

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Red Lake

ts
ge Slate Bay
Tar
02
20 DMC
Humlin
Rivard

Winter
2002

Gold
<= in core

Drill Targets

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Red Lake

Rivard Plan
View
4 Holes Drilled
in Q4 2002

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Red Lake

Rivard Section
(Looking West)

Strong Iron Carbonate


alteration and quartz
carbonate veining

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Red Lake 2003

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Alaska

AngloGold’s property
Alaska
Canad
U.S.

Yukon
a

TRUE NORTH

in Goodpaster District Targeted


Yukon-Tanana
Gold Province
NIXON FORK

(West of Pogo) in
aF
au
lt
FT KNOX
Dawson BREWERY CREEK

DUBLIN
nt
Fairbanks
DONLIN Ti POGO

Whitehorse
lt
au
iF

Anchorage
al

Juneau
en
D

Terranes
0 Km 400 Arctic Southern

Wrangellia Oceanic

Yukon-Tanana Ruby
Mesozoic and Cenozoic Basins Togiak-Koyukuk Yakutat

North American Craton Central

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Alaska

Proposed Pogo New Targets


Mine Access Road

New Target and Trend


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op
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AngloGold’s
2002 Drilling
3 Holes, 2 with
gold values

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Alaska 2003
Develop and Drill Phase 2
New Targets
Drilling

An
glo
Go
ld
L an
d
Po
go
JV
La
nd

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Frontier Areas 2003

• Prospectivity assessment
• Identify greenfields and brownfields
opportunities
• Analyze risk
• Actively pursue opportunities

Prospective Frontiers

1000 km

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North American Goals Summary

" Define approximately 1.0Moz for the LOM, “assured”, business plan
• Large additional Measured, Indicated, and Inferred Resources
" Define approximately 0.8Moz for organic growth expansion at CC&V
• in 2002 added 0.5Moz in new Inferred Resources in northern extension
" Discover high-grade deposits at CC&V to supplement surface mine
production
• in 2002 defined new high-grade occurrence at CC&V
" Complete evaluation of greenfields focus areas and establish new
frontier targets
" Build on favorable results from 2002

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