Canadian Mining company looks to raise $2~$3.3 million to mine and do technical report.

1. THE
GROWTH
OF
GOLD
WELCOME
TO
THE
MARA
GOLD
DISTRICT
OF
TANZANIA,
ONE
OF
THE
MOST
PROLIFIC
GOLD
BELTS
IN
THE
WORLD.

2.
ATAC’s mission is to enhance the financial position
of our investors, our business, and social partners
through exploring and developing natural resource
properties for gold in Tanzania, Africa. Our
strategic focus is the purchase, development and
production of quality gold projects.

3. ATAC is a privately held, Tanzanian mining company focused
on gold exploration and development in the prolific Tanzania
Greenstone Gold Belt alongside the established mining
operations of Barrick Gold, AngloGold, Ashanti, Tulawaka and
other senior mining companies.
In the past two years ATAC has completed land acquisitions,
undergone a systematic and methodical assessment of the
enriched zone, made a plan to explore and develop precise
targets, and scoped out acquisition targets that can triple the
present land base.

4.
$2.5 Million Exploration Plan
— Undertake a detailed evaluation of the primary deposit—
43-101
— Drill 48 holes to depth of 100 to 200 meters
— Prove up 600,000 to 1,000,000 T oz resource
— Increase the In-SITU value of property to over $60 Million
after assessment

5. Optional $3.5~$5 million Pilot Plant
— Construct a 500 ton per shift pilot plant
— Commence mining operations within 6~12 months
— Assessment conducted by our geologist indicates gold
resources could produce over 600,000 T ozs
— Projected cash flow is potentially over $30 million per
year for 10 plus years

6. $1.5~$2.5 Million Acquisition Target
— ATAC Mining has assessed other properties prospective
for significant gold resource potential
— Proven reserves in excess of 400,000 T oz Au at a
grade of over 3.5 gm/ton
— Revenue value of over $640 Million
— Advanced stage exploration and resource delineation
program necessary to prove up its resource base
— 107 sq km mine and concession

7. — 222 hectare gold mining concession—expandable 3X
— 3 underground mines
— Excellent Assay Results—up to 70 g/t au
— Potential resource of over 600,000 Troy Ounces
— Near term pilot plan potential production—4,000 oz/month
— 100% owned by ATAC Mining (TZN)
— Canada Co. owns 67% of ATAC Mining
— Property is free and clear of all encumbrances
— Historical mining and production since 1930’s
— Active artisanal mining

8. — Resource Report (43-101 compliant) completed December 2011
— Existence of a “gold-belt” approximately 2 km in length between the
Alpha Mine in the NE
Maximum E-W distance of the concession block is 1,600 m
— Strike zone is approximately 700 meters
— Assay values from Alpha and Beta mines are 12.3 g/t Au, 21.5 g/t Au
and 23 g/t Au, 30.9 g/t Au, and 70.0 g/t Au (found in tailings)
— Potential million plus metric tonnes of gold bearing ore in just the
enriched zone before taking into account the full scope of structure
below

9. ATAC
Mines

10. — Deposit type: Structurally controlled, quartz vein hosted with a pinch-
and-swell geometry with an Anticline with a fold axis 033˚/78˚ (steeply
dipping to the NE).
— Gold mineralization restricted to : quartz-vein, which most likely follows
the axial plane of the above described anticline.
— Current proven strike length is 700 m following strike and dip.
— A Geophysical survey from 2004 confirms the extension of a
chargeable body in strike direction (NE).
— Inclined at 78˚ degrees structure “disappeared” with increasing depth
and the artisanal miners are/were unable to follow it.
— Structures are cut by normal faults, two additional tectonic events post-
mineral-placement were documented and there is a possibility that the
structure was vertically displaced.
— High possibility that the gold mineralization continues with depth.

11. Country
Background
Tanzania,
created
by
the
union
of
Tanganyika
and
Zanzibar,
is
located
in
East
Africa
and
boarders
amongst
others,
Mozambique,
Malawi
and
Zambia.
The
union
of
Tanganyika
and
Zanzibar
was
formalised
in
1977
and
in
1992,
a
multi-­‐
party
system
was
introduced.
From
1995,
following
the
election
of
Benjamin
Mkapa,
the
country
has
been
politically
stable
and
is
now
regarded
as
one
of
the
most
politically
stable
countries
in
Africa.
The
economy
reflects
the
ongoing
political
stability
of
the
country
and
has
progressed
steadily
since
1995
with
agriculture,
tourism
and
mining
all
performing
well.
Mining
is
the
fastest
growing
sector
in
Tanzania
in
terms
of
contribution
to
GDP
and
exports.
This
growth
was
assisted
by
the
World
Bank
and
the
introduction
of
investor
friendly
mining
laws
which
was
introduced
in
1998.
The
Mining
Act
of
1998
and
subsequently
amended
in
2010
guarantees
investor’s
security
of
tenure,
provides
transparency
in
issuance
and
administration
of
mineral
rights.
This
has
lead
to
a
number
of
Australian
and
international
corporations
being
attracted
to
the
region
including
African
Barrick,
AngloGold
Ashanti
Limited
and
Resolute
Mining
Limited
all
of
whom
have
a
significant
presence
in
the
country.
Alongside
precious
stones,
gold
mining
has
dominated
the
Tanzanian
mining
industry
for
more
than
a
century.
There
are
records
of
organized
prospecting
and
mining
dating
back
to
the
German
colonial
period,
with
gold
discoveries
being
made
in
the
Lake
Victoria
Goldfield
in
1895.
Tanzania
is
now
Africa’s
third
largest
gold
producing
country
after
South
Africa
and
Ghana.
Nonetheless,
the
country
is
considered
under
explored
in
comparison
to
other
gold
producers
of
its
size
and
there
is
believed
to
be
a
high
probability
of
future
discoveries
with
large
contained
gold
deposits.
The
first
of
the
large
mining
projects
in
Tanzania
began
producing
gold
approximately
ten
years
ago.
One
of
the
key
drivers
behind
the
expansion
of
the
Tanzanian
gold
mining
sector
is
the
prospective
Greenstone
Belts
and
in
particularly
the
Lake
Victoria
Goldfield.
The
Archean
greenstones
in
Tanzania
also
have
potential
for
the
discovery
of
nickel
sulphide,
volcanic
massive
sulphide,
porphyry
copper,
zinc,
lead
and
copper,
VMS
style
and
platinum
group
metals.
Historically,
little
exploration
has
been
carried
out
for
these
commodities
and
it
is
only
in
the
past
decade
that
the
potential
has
been
recognised
and
exploration
work
for
these
commodities
carried
out
with
some
early
indication
of
success.
More
recently,
on
the
back
of
broad
scope
exploration
discoveries
for
a
range
of
minerals
have
been
made
including
uranium,
coal,
nickel
and
more
recently
rare
earth
elements.

12. VALUATION
— Estimated in-SITU Value of $60,000,000 gold resource, with potential to be
over $100 million when exploration programs are complete
— EBITA on mining operations at Project X: $60 mm/year
— Immediate Investment Requirements: $2.5 ~ $10 mm
— Debt and working capital:
— No debt
— Cash investment to date is approximately $750,000

13. — Owner and president of Canada Co. Canada Co. owns 67% of ATAC
Mining (TZN). He brings twenty years experience in mining,
commodities and other fields
— Owner and working partner of Atac Mining. Our Tanzanian partner
brings his strong national and regional business and political ties to
Atac. He also contributes drilling and heavy equipment to the project.
— Geologist for ATAC Mining. He is a senior hard rock geologist with a
great deal of international mining experience and success in both
Africa and South America. He has almost 20 years of experience and
has completed more than fifty NI 43-101 reports
— Director of ATAC Mining. He has 17 years of experience as an
international management consultant and advisor that works to
finance and develop natural resource and energy related projects. He
has also participated in gold exploration projects in Ghana and
Tanzania.

14. THE
GROWTH
OF
GOLD