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BAU is planning a bauxite DSO operation in order to deliver early
cashflows.

• The project area lie in a province known for its low reactive silica and the
Darling Ranges supplies 17% of the world’s alumina.

• 30 applications for tenements highly prospective for near surface
bauxite has been applied for covering a massive 6,176km2 with a further
3 secured so far in the North Darling Range.

• Projects lie in areas with proven bauxite mineralisation adjacent to world
class bauxite mines and refineries and is close to existing refineries,
road, railway and ports.

• Over $2m (equiv. to $50m in today’s dollars) was spent during the 1960s
and 1970s by several companies who reported existence of bauxite
mineralisation in certain areas of BAU’s applied tenements.

• In the first six weeks of 2008, bauxite prices rose 30%. Chinese authorities
estimate that China may import up to 31mt of bauxite in 2008, up from
22mt in 2007. Additionally, BAU received strong interest from industry
players following a recent trip to China.

• The Board and management team come from successful backgrounds
with experience in infrastructure and bulk commodities including key ex
Gindalbie Metals Ltd management who were instrumental in defining
Gindalbie’s iron ore project.

• Substantial investments have been made in the bauxite/alumina industry
recently including BHP’s US$2.8b planned expansion of the Worsley
aluminium refinery in Western Australia and follows Rio Tinto’s US$38.b
cash acquisition of aluminium producer Alcan last year.

• Demand for aluminium from emerging economies particularly China
continues to grow while supply of aluminium is being curbed by power
constraints in China and South Africa.

• Emerging economies in the Persian Gulf are looking to diversify sources
of revenue with multibillion dollar alumina/aluminium smelters already
planned.

• Hatch consulting has been appointed to explore the possible beneficiation
techniques available and capital required for darling range bauxite.