Properties

Properties Overview

Kilo has three joint ventures in a land package totalling +7,000 square kilometres mainly in the Orientale Province, North-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These properties are located in the Archaean Kabalian greenstone geological formation.

Active projects currently include KGL Somituri and KGL ERW.

KGL Somituri

In March 2011, Kilo announced an inferred mineral resource estimate of 2.0 M oz Gold at 1.4g/t Au (0.5g/t Au cut-off) for the Adumbi Deposit, Somituri Project (see table below). The Adumbi Deposit and surrounding Somituri concessions will remain the Company's primary exploration focus for 2011.

Adumbi Mineral Resource Estimate at a 0.5 g/t Au cut-off

	Mineral Resource tonnage (t)	Grade (g/t)	Contained gold (Moz)
Oxide	12 310 549	1.61	0.64
Transition	4 763 163	1.66	0.25
Sulphide	18 581 569	1.63	0.98
Total	35 655 280	1.63	1.87

Adumbi Mineral Resource Grade/Tonnage Relationship

Cut-off	Cumulative tonnage above cut-off (t)	Grade above cut-off (g/t)	Tonnage proportion above cut-off (%)	Contained gold above cut-off (Moz)
0.50	35 655 280	1.63	100%	1.87
0.75	28 919 159	1.86	81%	1.73
1.00	24 604 479	2.04	69%	1.61
1.25	19 772 500	2.26	55%	1.44
1.50	15 507 918	2.50	43%	1.25
2.00	9 552 756	2.99	27%	0.92
2.50	6 193 607	3.41	17%	0.68
3.00	3 805 155	3.83	11%	0.47

Additional information about the Somituri Project:

KGL ERW

Kilo and Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Ltd. entered into a long-term joint venture for the iron ore assets on Kilo's KGL ERW properties. Under this agreement Rio Tinto will manage and conduct all iron ore exploration activities. The joint venture is an earn-in arrangement split into three phases:

Phase I (2009 - 2013) : To earn 51%, Rio must spend $23M
Phase II (2014 - 2018) : To earn up to 75%, Rio must spend an additional $60M
Phase III (2019 forward) : Kilo has the option to convert its equity for cash plus an NSR.

Compelling mineralization characteristics of these properties include:

100km long NW-SE trending itabirite belt
High grade haematite enrichment (>60% Fe) of itabirite sequences
Low phosphorus
Discontinuous strike length ~6km

Stanley Robinson, M.Sc., P.Geo., is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed the scientific and technical information contained on this website.