September 2016 - bravadagold.com

“Value Through Exploration Success & Development”
NEVADA FACTS
• Produces ~5MM oz Au/year, ~7% of the world total, ~1/4
from underground mines
• Proven + probable gold reserves are stable, ~75MM ounces,
replacing production nearly every year
•Stable environmental regulations, economy & mining
infrastructure
• Consistently ranked within the top 10 gold jurisdictions in the
world to explore and mine by the Canadian Fraser Institute
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J.A. Kizis, Jr., (AIPG CPG-11513, Wyoming PG-2576), President of Bravada, is the Qualified Person that
created or supervised & approved release of the technical information in this disclosure
Forward-looking Statement
Some of the statements contained in this presentation may be deemed “forward-looking statements.” These
include estimates and statements that describe the Company’s future plans, objectives or goals, and
expectations of a stated condition or occurrence.
Forward-looking statements may be identified by the use of words such as “believes”, “anticipates”, “expects”,
“estimates”, “may”, “could”, “would”, “will”, or “plan”. Since forward looking statements are based on
assumptions and address future events and conditions, by their very nature they involve inherent risks and
uncertainties.
Actual results relating to, among other things, results of exploration, reclamation, capital costs, and the
company’s financial condition and prospects, could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such
statements for many reasons such as but not limited to; changes in general economic conditions and conditions
in the financial markets; changes in demand and prices for the minerals the Company expects to produce;
litigation, legislative, environmental and other judicial, regulatory, political and competitive developments;
technological and operational difficulties encountered in connection with the Company’s activities; and
changing foreign exchange rates and other matters discussed in this presentation.
Persons should not place undue reliance on the Company’s forward-looking statements. Further information
regarding these and other factors, which may cause results to differ materially from those projected in forwardlooking statements, are included in the filings by the Company with securities regulatory authorities. The
Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise any forward looking statement that may be made
from time to time by the Company or on its behalf, except in accordance with applicable securities laws,
whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
The TSX Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the
contents of this presentation, that has been prepared by management.
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“A high-quality portfolio of properties with demonstrated gold mineralization in one
of the world’s premier gold-producing regions & a track record of attracting funding
partners to advance them”
Wind Mountain
Nevada Focus
Shoshone Pediment
(Oxide, open-pit/heap leach 43-101
resource, potential near-term production;
deeper high-grade target)
(Baker Hughes permitting 2 open pits for
barite, BVA royalty from production)
North Lone Mtn
(Nevada Zinc funding initial drilling
program fall of 2016)
Baxter
(Kinross funding 2nd drilling program on
new discovery of shallow, oxide gold;
deeper high-grade targets)
South Lone Mtn
(Nevada Zinc purchasing from BVA,
drilling oxide zinc deposit on adjacent
claims)
Highland
Signal & Temple
(High-grade “Midas” style gold veins,
open for expansion & under shallow cover)
(Historic & BVA drilling intersected “karst”
hosted, Carlin type mineralization)
East Manhattan
Quito
(“Midas” style gold veins drilled by BVA,
extended by geophysics under thin cover)
(Coeur funding 3 core holes; began
August 2016)
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BVA has 15 Nevada
properties (~10,000
hectares) with 5 currently
funded by others
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Summary of Major Projects
Wind Mountain
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100% owned by Bravada, Au & Ag open-pit/heap-leach
Updated NI 43-101 resource estimate & positive PEA in 2012
Expansion potential of shallow resource & untested high-grade “Hishikari” target
Available
Quito
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High-grade Au, underground potential
Past-producing open-pit mine – 174,460 Oz Au @ ~6g/t Au production, ~40% of original historic reserve was not mined according to
historic records; however, Bravada has not independently confirmed either the past production or remaining resource, and these
historic figures should not be relied upon
High-grade Au target identified by Bravada, permitted, funding agreement with Coeur to purchase BVA’s ownership position for
$2MM & 2%NSR royalty after earn-in by BVA ($2.5MM in work commitments over 5 years
Phase 1 – 3 core holes (1,200m), began August 2016
Baxter
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Kinross acquiring up to 75% of Baxter gold project in Nevada for US$4million in work
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Phase 1 - 16 R.C. holes (4,439m) March 2016 & discovered shallow oxide gold deposit
Phase 2 – 10-14 R.C. holes (2,400m) & 1-3 core holes (450m) planned, began July 2016
Other Projects
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Baker Hughes permitting to mine barite at Shoshone Pediment & to drill test new target
– Exercised option for barite, US$1/ton royalty on barite over 150K tons & 100% other minerals retained by Bravada (split of drill
samples to Bravada for logging & assaying)
Group Ten acquiring Drayton gold project in Ontario for 2.5 million shares & 1% NSR
Nevada Zinc acquiring 100% of South Lone Mtn zinc project in Nevada for US$329,200, 50,000 shares, 1.5%NSR on base metals &
3.0%NSR for precious metals with buy-down to 0.5%NSR on base metals & 1.5%NSR on precious metals for US$3,000,000
Nevada Zinc acquiring 50% of North Lone Mtn zinc/gold project in Nevada for US$150,000 in work
Seeking partners for other projects, several with Au mineralization partially outlined & targets
identified (e.g. Highland, East Manhattan, Signal, Temple, & Pete Hanson )
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“Quantum” Project Pipeline
Quantum level of value
Identify risk/reward of projects that
can be moved to next quantum level
of value cost-effectively
29 property agreements with 18 public companies since 2005
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• Minority working interest
• Royalty interest
• Sale
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Property Agreements - 2005-2015
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Current Property Agreements
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Wind Mountain - Historic Production by Amax Gold
299,259oz Au recovered from 434,089oz Au mined, with 1,769,426oz Ag recovered (closure since 1997)
Wind
Mountain
Open Pit
Breeze
Open Pit
Wind
Mountain
Open Pit
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Wind
Mountain
Milestones
100% Bravada owned, Au/Ag open pit/heap leach
2006 – Earn-in option from Agnico Eagle
2007 - Resource estimate (no Ag resource reported)
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M + I = 406,000oz Au (33.7MM short tons @ 0.012opt Au)
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I = 92,000oz Au (9.8MM short tons @ 0.009opt Au)
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“Not currently economic” = 444,000oz Au (74MM short tons @ 0.006opt Au), possible resources in dump and leach piles
2008 – Discovered “DeepMin” deposit, completed 100% earn in (Agnico Eagle retains 1-2% NSR)
2010 - Positive PEA @ $850/oz Au
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Oxide, low strip ratio, good metallurgy, great infrastructure, expansion possibilities
2011 - 50-hole program expanded shallow oxide resource
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Metallurgy, Biology, & Cultural studies completed
2012 - Improved PEA @ $1,300/oz Au & $24.42/oz Ag, IRR = 29% Pre-tax & 21% After-tax, NPV@5% = $42.9 million
Pre-tax & $26.5 million After-tax, & Increased Resource (oxide at 0.005 oz Au/ton cut off)
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Indicated = 570,500oz Au with 14,736,000 oz Ag
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Inferred = 354,300oz Au with 10,115,000 oz Ag
2012/13 - Argonaut funded 19 drill holes to test exploration targets, returned 100% to Bravada
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Expanded Au/Ag mineralization between the Breeze and DeepMin deposits
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Negatively tested three areas, including a close-in heap site that can now be used to reduce operating costs
2014/15 – Sale to Solidus/Mantra, returned 100% due to lack of funding after no work
FUTURE - Evaluate a possible Phase I open-pit/crush/heap-leach operation w/ higher grade &
lower capital requirements & test a new target of possible “Hishikari-type” high-grade mineralization
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Wind Mountain 2012 NI 43-101 Resource Update
•Indicated resource increased to 570,500 oz gold from 405,543 ounces,
an increase of 164,957 oz
•Inferred resource increased to 354,300 oz gold from 92,437 ounces,
an increase of 261,863 oz
•Indicated resource contains 14,736,000 oz silver, whereas no previous silver resource
•Inferred resource contains 10,115,000 oz silver, whereas no previous silver resource
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Wind Mountain – MDA’s 2012 PEA
BASE CASE - Open-pit contract mining w/ trucks, shovels,
Hwy
44
pro
7 ap
x 10
mile
s
ROM leaching, US$1,300/oz Au & $24.42/oz Ag
fence
Resource inside the pits = 42.1 million short tons of Indicated Resource
@ 0.011 oz Au/t & 0.26 oz Ag/t, and 2.2 million short tons of Inferred
Resource @ 0.008 oz Au/t & 0.18 oz Ag/t, both utilizing a 0.006 oz Au/t
cutoff
Guard Station
fen
ce
ADR Plant
fence
Heap Leach Pad
Gold & Silver Ounces mined = 465,000 oz Au & 11,198,000 oz Ag
(516,000 oz Au-eq(2))
Gold & Silver Ounces produced = 288,000 oz Au & 1,680,000 oz Ag
(320,000 oz Au-eq(2)), using 62% Au & 15% Ag recoveries
100.2926
273500 E
274000 E
275000 E
274500 E
W:O Strip ratio = 0.71:1
275500 E
2072000 N
2072000 N
4560 el
2071500 N
Capital = Initial capital of $45.4 million, $18.4 million sustaining capital
2071500 N
4460 el
100.2926
property boundary
2071000 N
2071000 N
4300 el
2070500 N
Mine Life = approximately 7 years of mining, 2 additional years of
residual leaching & rinsing
fence
4320 el
2070500 N
4220 el
2070000 N
2070000 N
4220 el
4725 el
100.2926
4600 el
2069500 N
2069500 N
Payback Period = 2.2 years
4580 el
4040 el
4560 el
2069000 N
2069000 N
4700 el
4420 el
2068500 N
Life-of-mine cash cost(3) = $859 per ounce Au
2068500 N
4380 el
4675 el
2068000 N
2068000 N
4180 el
Total Pre-Tax cost(3) = $1,080 per ounce Au
4650 el
2067500 N
2067500 N
4060 el
property boundary
2067000 N
2067000 N
4000 el
4160 el
2066500 N
2066500 N
4020 el
2066000 N
IRR = 29%
Pre-tax NVP@5% = $42.9 million
2066000 N
2065500 N
2065500 N
273500 E
274000 E
274500 E
275000 E
275500 E
(1) Canadian
fence
100.2926
fence
MINE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES
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Bravada Gold Corportaion
Wind Mountain Project
Site Map
Scale: 1" = 1000'
NI 43-101 guidelines define a PEA as follows: “A preliminary economic assessment is preliminary in nature and it includes inferred
mineral resources that are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied that would enable them to be
classified as mineral reserves, and there is no certainty that the preliminary assessment will be realized. Mineral resources
that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability.”
(2)Expected recoveries were incorporated to convert silver to gold equivalent (Au-eq)
at 220Ag:1Au ($1,300 x 62% divided by $24.42 x 15%)
(3)Costs include estimated Nevada Net Proceeds taxes, property taxes, but not corporate income tax,
and treats silver as a by-product credit.
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Wind Mountain – MDA’s 2012 PEA
$1,690Au &
$31.75Ag
increases
IRR to 74%
& NPV@5%
to $136.2
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Wind Mtn “Hishikari–type” Exploration Potential?
Breeze
deposit
North Hill
deposit
Wind & DeepMin
deposits
South End
deposit
Proposed
core holes
Preserved Gold
Est. 1500’ TD
Est. 1500’ TD
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Est. 2500’ TD
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NOTE: Hishikari mine (Japan) ~6.9MM oz Au production, grade 45-50g/t Au, ~1Ma age
(sources - Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. press release 11/11/12 & website)
~300 meters
~300 meters
mineralization
QUITO PROJECT
Looking Southeast
1986-1989 production reported 174,460 Oz Au from original published reserve of
1.7MM short tons @ 6.34g/t Au*
*Bravada has not independently confirmed past production, and this historic figure should not be relied upon
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Quito
Targets
Older
Lower
Plate
Lower
Plate
Upper
Plate
Aspen Target
Lower
Plate
Quito 1980’s
open pits
Q-4 Target
Upper
Plate
Russ Target
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Unmined Mineralization, Aspen target
25’ (7.5m) of
0.517opt (17.7g/t)
15’ (4.5m) of
0.206opt (7.1g/t)
25’ (7.5m) of
0.112opt (3.8g/t)
NOTE: 0.03 oz/ton = ~1 g/t Au
10’ (3m) of
0.367opt (12.6g/t)
?
25 meters
NE of Quito open pit,
looking to SW
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Quito – Russ Target
Looking Northeast
Mineralized Faults
Upper Plate
Lower Plate
Quito – Q-4 Target
Approximately a longitudinal view,
looking west
Upper Plate
Calculated Intersection of
Mineralized N20E & N20W Faults
Lower Plate
Proposed drill holes
Mineralized Faults
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Quito Agreements
Agreement 1
Bravada spends US$2.5MM over 5 years (Dec. 31, 2020) to earn 70%, then Meridian/Yamana can:
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Option 1 - Elect to participate at 30%,
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Option 2 - Elect to earn 51% should Bravada discover +2MM oz gold deposit by:
 Paying BVA 300% of Bravada expenditures,
 Funding BVA’s portion of capital repaid out of 80% of Bravada’s portion of cash flow, or
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Option 3 - Elect to reduce to 2% NSR and receive $500,000 cash or BVA shares (at Bravada’s option)
Agreement 2
Coeur has the option to fund Bravada’s work obligations, paying BVA a 10% overhead fee, for the
right to purchase Bravada’s interest, once earned, by:
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Paying Bravada $2MM
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Granting Bravada a 2% NSR royalty on Coeur’s percentage of production
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Cortez District
Hilltop
Colorback Project
Robertson
Gold Acres
Pipeline
Cortez
Cortez Hills
Pediment
Mine or major development project
Upper Plate (non-43-101) mineral body
Horse
Canyon/Mill
Creek
Red Hill/
Gold Rush
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Colorback Target
Surface Sample 0.15m @
4.5m/15’ @ 2.29g/t Au
18.3g/t Au
Projected ~30m/100’
1.5m/5’ @ 0.58g/t Au
12m/40’ @ 0.93g/t Au
Projected ~36.6m/120’
4.5m/15’ @ 0.48g/t Au
Proposed ~360m/1,200’
Core Hole
6m/20’ @ 0.32g/t Au
High-grade Au
in Upper-Plate
carbonate unit
Top of favorable host
in Upper Plate
61m/200 feet
NW View
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Proposed Colorback Budget
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360m core drilling
Assays and supplies
Geologist for core logging
Surpac model and targeting
Claim fees and filing
$90K
9K
10K
6K
3K
Total US$118K
Colorback Agreements
• Colorback – Bravada spends US$3.1MM & produces a positive feasibility, then Newmont can:
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Elect to fund $4MM to earn 51% w/ option to spend $4MM more to earn another 19% (70/30), or
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Elect to receive $2MM payment, retaining 3% NSR which can be bought down to 1% at $1MM per 1%.
• Granite Mtn – Lease payments ~$15K/yr
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SF Property
580000 E
Gravel Road
374000 N
2 km
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SF Property
New interpretation
Thrust model w/ high-grade breccia in core of hanging wall anticline within Unit 5 of Wenban Fm
0.03 g/t Au
0.1g/t Au
>0.3
g/t Au
Magenta breccia pattern
– high-grade Au
>0.3
g/t Au
Orange color
– lower-grade Au halo
HC05-01
Au travels farther in poor host rocks, such as Webb Fm (Mw), lower level anomalies
expected in poorly exposed Horse Canyon Fm.
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Signal Property
Gravel Road
580000 E
High-grade Au “Karst”
pipe Targets
Partially drilldelineated
“Unconformity”
Au mineralization
Ruby Hill Mine
Archimedes deposits
(Barrick)
4374000 N
2 km
Signal Property Area
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Ratto/Lookout Mtn
deposits
(Timberline)
Signal – Map View to SW
High-grade Au
“Karst” pipe
targets @
intersection of
faults
SG-17 - 6m (20’) @ 3.05g/t Au
SG-12 - 14m (45’) @ 0.204g/t
Mississippian Limestone
SG-16 - 27m (90’) @ 0.759g/t
Unconformity
Mississippian clastic rocks
SG-5 - 7.5m (25’) @ 0.577g/t
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Baxter/Highland properties
Kinross drilled 16 R.C. holes
(4,439m) in March 2016,
Discovered shallow, oxide Au
deposit, Phase 2 drilling underway
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Highland Geology
Jeep
Target
area
Tai
Big
Hammer
Target
area
rhyolite
Main
Zone
Target
area
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Deb
Target
area
~1.5km
Highland Main Zone
A vein
Looking N51W
A vein
B vein
+3 g/t Au
1-3 g/t Au
0.3-1 g/t Au
0.1-0.3 g/t Au
Target
13.7m / 5.42g/t Au
incl. 3m / 21g/t Au / 24g/t Ag
100 m
12.2m / 7.17g/t Au / 108g/t Ag
incl. 1.5m / 50g/t Au / 345g/t Ag
Target
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East Manhattan – Geology w/ Interpretation
A
B
A’
B’
Buried Intrusion?
~1.5km
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East Manhattan Cross Section B-B’
+3 g/t Au
1-3 g/t Au
0.3-1 g/t Au
0.1-0.3 g/t Au
Looking West
Tertiary Caldera-margin
Volcanic breccia
Tertiary Caldera-fill Ashflow tuffs
14m / 2.89g/t Au
& 14m / 0.80g/t Au
100 m
Tertiary Caldera-fill Ashflow tuffs
?? Unconformity target??
?? Paleozoic Sediments ??
?? Paleozoic Sediments ??
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Target
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East Manhattan Cross Section A-A’
Looking West
+3 g/t Au
1-3 g/t Au
0.3-1 g/t Au
0.1-0.3 g/t Au
10.7m / 1.41g/t Au
Incl. 2m / 6.31g/t Au
Target
Tertiary Caldera-fill Ashflow tuffs
100 m
Tertiary Caldera-fill Ashflow tuffs
?? Unconformity target??
?? Paleozoic Sediments ??
?? Paleozoic Sediments ??
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South Lone Mtn Zinc Project
Optioned to Nevada Zinc (formerly Goldspike)
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*Source: Nevada Zinc
2015 website presentation
Nevada Zinc Soil Geochemistry
NZN’s Lone Mtn Zinc Project
Area of 2014/2015
drilling
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Source: Nevada Zinc
2015 website presentation
Management & Directors
Senior Management
Directors
Joseph Kizis, Jr., P.Geo. – President
Graham Thatcher , ACCA – CFO
Lawrence Page, Q.C. – Legal/business advisor
Arie Page – Corporate Secretary
Elliott Crist, P.Geo. – Chief Geologist
John Cox, P.Geo. – Manager of Development
Debbie Schneider, P.Geo. – Data-base Manager
and Computer Geologist
John Pierson – Senior Geologist
Joseph Kizis, P.Geo. – President and Director
Lawrence Page, Q.C. – Director and Chairman
Nigel Bunting – Director
G. Ross McDonald, CPA, CA – Director
John Kerr, P.Eng. – Director
Michael Rowley, P.Bio. – Director
Donald Head – Director
A Manex Resource Group Company
As a Manex Resource Group company, Bravada Gold Corporation benefits from shared expertise in:
• Corporate finance
• Public company administration
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• Investor relations
• Technical and geological services
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Management & Directors
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Joseph A. Kizis, Jr. – Mr. Kizis is a Registered Geologist with 35+ years experience in exploration for gold, silver, copper, molybdenum, lead, zinc,
and uranium in the U.S., Canada and abroad. Currently, he is the President and a director of Homestake Resource Corporation and Bravada Gold
Corporation, and has held previous executive positions with Fairmile GoldTech, Sierra Geothermal, the Geological Society of Nevada, and the GSN
Foundation.
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Lawrence Page – As the principal and founder of the Manex Resource Group, Lawrence Page brings over 45 years of experience in corporate and
securities law, and has been a director and officer of public companies which have discovered and brought mines such as Eskay Creek, Mascot
Gold, and Penasquito in to production.
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Nigel Bunting– Mr. Bunting attended Gordonstoun School and the College of Law in London and has been involved with the insurance and pension
business in the UK where he played a pivotal role turning Suffolk Life into the one of the UK’s leading self-invested personal pension (SIPP)
administrators. Nigel was for many years the main media contact at Suffolk Life and had sole responsibility for the Sales & Marketing of the
business. By 2008 Suffolk Life had £2.5 billion assets under management and the business was bought by Legal & General for £62.5m. Since then
Nigel has focused on his personal investments, primarily in commodities and precious metals, and his charitable interests.
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G. Ross McDonald – With over 40 years of experience as a Chartered Accountant, Mr. McDonald works principally with clients related to mining
and mineral exploration, and is involved as director of several junior resource companies.
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John Kerr – Mr. Kerr has over 45 years of experience as a geological engineer and has held senior positions with a number of public companies,
both as an officer and director.
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Michael Rowley – Mr. Rowley has over 20 years of executive experience in mineral exploration and mineral processing. He is currently the
President of Group Ten Metals, formerly Duncastle Gold Corp., a director of Bravada Gold, and an officer of Sierra Mountain Minerals.
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Donald Head – Mr. Head graduated from Arizona State University with a BA in Business and holds a law degree from the University of Arizona. He
co-founded Centurion Development and Investments Inc., a company engaged in real estate development. He practiced as an Attorney in Arizona
where, for many years, he represented Canadian public mineral exploration companies in property acquisitions and equity finance and has served
in an advisory capacity and as a Director for a number of Canadian public companies. He currently serves as Officer of Head Management
Investments LLC. and formerly served as the Founder, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Title Group Inc., a public
company providing title insurance services in the USA, since inception in 1981 until it was sold in 2006 for gross proceeds of US$265 million.
Graham Thatcher - Specializing in financial reporting and auditing across a breadth of business sectors in both the UK and Canada, bringing
extensive experience in operating with International Financial Reporting Standards. He also serves as Chief Financial Officer for Homestake
Resource Corporation, Southern Silver Exploration Corp., Valterra Resource Corporation and Group Ten Metals Inc. and as Controller for Manex
Resource Group Inc. Prior to that, he led teams performing audit and assurance functions in public practice.
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Corporate Information
Vancouver Office:
Reno Office:
Bravada Gold Corporation
Suite 1100-1199 West Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC, V6E 3T5, Canada
Bravada Gold Corporation
479 Caughlin Pkwy, #207
Reno, NV, 89519-0907 USA
Tel: 775-746-3780
Market Cap September 2016
• $10 Million @ $0.29/share
Shares Outstanding
• 34,486,874
Fully Diluted
• 55,079,785
Options Outstanding
• 2,509,000
Warrants Outstanding
• 18,061,911 + 22,000 Finder’s Warrants
www.bravadagold.com
Management & close associates
•
21.5%
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