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An Infrastructure & Energy Theme: What, Why, When & Where?

Haywood Mining Conference : Calgary, April 27 th 2011. An Infrastructure & Energy Theme: What, Why, When & Where?. Geordie Mark, PhD Colin Healey, MBA Haywood Securities. Member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund Please see pages 16 - 17 for relevant disclosures. Disclaimers.

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An Infrastructure & Energy Theme: What, Why, When & Where?

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  1. Haywood Mining Conference:Calgary, April 27th2011 An Infrastructure & Energy Theme:What, Why, When & Where? Geordie Mark, PhD Colin Healey, MBA Haywood Securities Member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund Please see pages 16 - 17 for relevant disclosures

  2. Disclaimers This report is neither a solicitation for the purchase of securities nor an offer of securities. Our ratings are intended only for clients of Haywood Securities Inc., Haywood Securities (USA) Inc., and those of Haywood Securities (UK) Limited and such clients are cautioned to consult the respective firm prior to purchasing or selling any security recommended or views contained in this report. Haywood Securities (UK) Limited (“HSUK”) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Haywood Securities Inc. authorized and regulated in the UK by the Financial Services Authority as a stock broker and investment adviser and is a member of the London Stock Exchange. Estimates and projections contained herein, whether or not our own, are based on assumptions that we believe to be reasonable. The information presented, while obtained from sources we believe reliable, is checked but not guaranteed against errors or omissions. Changes in the rates of exchange between currencies may cause the value of your investment to fluctuate. Past performance should not be seen as an indication of future performance. The investments to which this report relates can fluctuate in value and accordingly you are not certain to make a profit on any investment: you could make a loss. Haywood Securities, or certain of its affiliated companies, may from time to time receive a portion of commissions or other fees derived from the trading or financings conducted by other affiliated companies in the covered security. Haywood analysts are salaried employees who may receive a performance bonus that may be derived, in part, from corporate finance income. Haywood Securities, Inc., and Haywood Securities (USA) Inc. and Haywood Securities (UK) Limited do have officers in common however, none of those common officers affect or control the ratings given a specific issuer or which issuer will be the subject of Research coverage. In addition, the firm does maintain and enforce written policies and procedures reasonably designed to prevent influence on the activities of affiliated analysts. Dissemination of Research This report is prepared by Haywood Securities Inc. for use by Haywood Securities Inc., Haywood Securities (USA) Inc. and Haywood Securities (UK) Limited and their clients. Research reports are disseminated either through electronic medium or in printed copy.  Clients may access reports on our website, or receive publications directly via email.  Haywood strives to ensure all clients receive research in a timely manner and at the same time.  It is against our policy for analysts to discuss or circulate their recommendations internally prior to public distribution. This policy applies equally to recommendation changes, target changes and/or forecast revisions. For Canadian residents: Haywood Securities Inc. is a Canadian registered broker-dealer and a member of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, the Toronto Stock Exchange, the Toronto Venture Exchange and the Canadian Investor Protection

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  4. Infrastructure & EnergyMining for Tomorrow’s Build Out • Largest Global Commodities Growth Cycles • Global Growth, Stimulus & Response • What? • Why? • When & Where?

  5. What?Growth CAGR: 8.5% • Growth • Shock • Recovery Source: Haywood Securities, World Steel Association

  6. What?Steel Output: Advancing Economies Advancing Economies CHINA: ~47% Global Output INDIA: Slower Expansion Strain on Fe Ore Exports USA: Recovery Utilization Rates 47% 15% 4% 6% Source: Haywood Securities, World Steel Association

  7. What?Production Response Stimulus and Response World:2003- Steady Increase in Global Production China: 2003- Domestic: decelerating growth rate Increasing Reliance on Imports Exporting Country Response: Delayed! India: 2003- Domestic: demand growth, constraining exports Australia & Brazil: 2004- World Exporters: appreciable Growth Other Producers: slower to respond Source: Haywood Securities, USGS

  8. What?Geography: Tomorrow’s Demand Rapid Growth Australia Brazil India Future Growth Areas? African Nations North America Europe Source: Haywood Securities, Bloomberg, World Steel Association

  9. Why?GDP GrowthMomentum! Sustained High GDP Growth Rates Source: Haywood Securities, IMF

  10. Why?Advancing Nations GDP GrowthInfrastructure Growth Source: Haywood Securities, BHP Billiton

  11. Why?Industrialization & UrbanizationScale, Momentum & Duration! Population & Urbanization China: Population: steady Urbanization: growth India: Population: growth Urbanization: growth Population Base China & India (~37% world) Source: WNA, IMF, United Nations

  12. Why?Industrialization & UrbanizationScale, Momentum & Duration! Next 15 years: 16+ times Canada’s Urban population Other: BRIIC, African Nations Source: WNA, IMF, United Nations

  13. Why?Advancing Nations GDP GrowthEnergy Growth Source: Haywood Securities, IMF, International Energy Agency, BHP Billiton

  14. Energy DemandDemand Composition High Demand and Future Demand Growth Thermal Coal: depletion of higher energy Coal resources Trillion BTU Source: Energy Information Administration

  15. Nuclear: Baseload GrowthNon-OECD Growth Story Resilient Reactor Growth China Russia South Korea India Advanced Economies Little role to tomorrow’s growth Source: WNA, Bloomberg, Haywood Securities

  16. Coal DemandIncreasing Seaborne Market Demand Growth Energy & Infrastructure Steam Coal Coking Coal Mainly Pacific Theme Massive growth: 10 Years 2010-2011+ data? Million Tonnes (coal) Source: World Coal Association, Haywood Securities

  17. Commodities?Pricing Iron Ore Thermal Coal Uranium Source: Haywood Securities, Bloomberg

  18. When & Where?Current & Future Opportunities Status Quo: Growth Areas: New Regions Brownfields Faster Development Timeframes Lower CAPEX Capacity Issues? Greenfields Higher CAPEX Protracted Timeframes Source: Haywood Securities, Bloomberg

  19. Valuation ApproachesBulk Commodities Operating Margin: Normalization of Multiple Variables Source: Haywood Securities Other Valuation Approaches: Discounted Cash Flow: defined and/or interpreted cost & production profile EV/unit: Defined and/or interpreted resources base

  20. ValuationThe Multiple Approach: Sentiment Driven Current July 2010 Source: Bloomberg

  21. Selected CompaniesHaywood Coverage Iron Ore Northland Resources: in development Scandinavian High Quality Iron Ore Concentrate Project Champion Minerals: resource growth Iron Ore deposit portfolio adjacent to existing mines in the Labrador Trough Uranium Paladin Energy: uranium producer Multiple operating uranium mines with growing production Other Valuation Approaches Discounted Cash Flow: defined and/or interpreted cost & production profile EV/unit: Defined and/or interpreted resources base

  22. UraniumSupply-Demand Scenario Geopolitical Rhetoric and Media Hyperbole Supply Issues vs Near Term Demand Atrophy Source: Haywood Securities

  23. When & Where?Opportunity Window Finite Window Commodity Price ($/t) Number CASHFLOW SCALE-COST SENSITIVIES 2011 2015-16 Definitive Period ‘Big 3’ Expand Up to 70% (5 Years) Projects Enter Production Early Partnerships Vertical Integration

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