Presentation by Steven Michael, MD Segue Resources (ASX:SEG)

1. Emang Manganese Project
Building a New Manganese Project in South Africa
February 2012

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Competent Person Statement
•The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results and Exploration Targets at the Emang Manganese Project is based on information reviewed by Mrs Adelle Mossop, BSc (Hons) Geology, Pr NatSci. Mrs Mossop is a full time
employee of Sound Mining Solution and is appointed as consulting geologist to Tenure Minerals Consultants project team. Mrs Mossop has sufficient experience which is relevant to the styles of mineralisation and types of deposits under
consideration and to the activity she is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves". Mrs Mossop consents
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•The information in this report that relates to Australian Mineral Resources and exploration results is based on information compiled by Mr Simon Fleming who is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and has
sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined by the 2004 edition of the “Australasian
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3. MANGANESE PRICE OUTLOOK
• Current manganese price is US$4.75/dmtu, as MANGANESE PRICE FORECAST
determined by BHP Billiton for China delivery
• Manganese prices have fallen from 2007/08
highs but are still well above historic levels
• Macquarie Bank is forecasting manganese
prices into China to increase to US$6.00/dmtu
by 2013
Japanese price 48% Mn, FOB
• Global production is forecast to increase in line Source: Macquarie Equities Chinese price 43-44% Mn, CIF
with growth in steel production (4-5% p.a.) BLAST FURNACE INPUT COSTS
• Manganese represents less than 1% of the
cost of steel production for a blast furnace
Source: Segue Resources
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4. COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
• Segue Resources (ASX: SEG) is a manganese exploration company, focussed on the
Emang Manganese Project in the Postmasburg Manganese Field in South Africa
• Segue Resources is earning a 51% interest by funding the Initial Drilling Programme
and Bankable Feasibility Study
• The Emang Project has the potential to contain over 10-15 million tonnes of medium
grade manganese ore (28-40% Mn) within 30m of surface1
• A maiden JORC-compliant resource is due to be released in 1Q 2012 – less than six
months from commencing drilling
• Segue Resources holds exploration licences in the Pardoo region of Western Australia
which contain iron ore (magnetite) and base metals
1. The potential quantity and grade of the above Exploration Target is conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to define a Mineral Resource and it is uncertain if
further exploration will result in the determination of a Mineral Resource
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5. CORPORATE SUMMARY
COMPANY OVERVIEW SHAREHOLDER ANALYSIS
ASX stock code: SEG
Share price: A$0.03
Shares on issue: 462.0m
Options on issue: 11.8m (A$0.051, 8/11/14)
Market capitalisation: A$13.9m
As at 1 February 2012
Source: Advanced Share Registry
SHARE PRICE CHART (A¢/SHARE) SUBSTANTIAL SHAREHOLDERS
Nigel Tarratt Super Fund 8.4%
MIMO Strategies Pty Ltd 6.0%
Breamline Investments Limited 5.4%
Source: Iress Source: Substantial shareholder notices 5

6. EMANG PROJECT – EARLY SUCCESS
• Covers 1,668 hectares on the western limb of the
Postmasburg Manganese Field
• Mineralisation close to surface over a significant
portion of the project area
• Initial Drilling Programme of 62 reverse
circulation and 9 diamond drill holes completed
• Drilling is focussed on an open pittable
exploration target of 10-15Mt at 28-40% Mn1
• Intersected considerable manganese mineralisation
within 30m of surface
• Maiden JORC-compliant resource due to be
released in 1Q 2012
1. The potential quantity and grade of the above Exploration Target is conceptual in nature and there has been CAPE TOWN PORT ELIZABETH
insufficient exploration to define a Mineral Resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the
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7. ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE
• Fully funded for initial acquisition and first stage of drilling
– A$3.53 million raised to fund the upfront acquisition payment and Initial Drilling Programme
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• Exploration contract awarded and drilling commenced in September 2011
– ZAR14 million Initial Exploration Programme awarded to Tenure Mineral Consultants
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• Initial drilling programme completed with exceptional results
– 62 RC and 9 diamond holes drilled with ~80% of holes intersecting manganese
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• Prospecting right renewed for 2 years to November 2013
– Prospecting right includes the provision for trial mining
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• A$/ZAR has strengthened 11% from July 2011
– Expenditure to acquire a 51% interest in Emang has reduced by ~A$0.75m
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8. OUTSTANDING DRILL RESULTS
• Initial Drilling Programme to earn a 30% interest in REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL RIG ON SITE
the Project at a cost of ZAR14m (A$1.83m)
• A total of 62 reverse circulation and 9 diamond drill
holes completed for 2,750m
• 80% of drill holes intersected manganese with an
average thickness of 5.9m
• 50% of holes contained multiple intersections with up
to 14.0m of total manganese intersected DIAMOND DRILL RIG ON SITE
• Assay results have confirmed significant manganese
mineralisation over a zone of 2,700m x 800m
• Initial metallurgical testwork results due 1Q 2012
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9. REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL INTERSECTIONS
MPR06 9.0m @ 22.7% Mn from 14.0m
incl. 3.0m @ 32.6% Mn from 15.0m
MPR08 11.0m @ 22.3% Mn from 25.0m
incl. 2.0m @ 30.3% Mn from 25.0m
MPR67 7.0m @ 34.1% Mn from 21.0m
incl. 5.0m @ 40.5% Mn from 27.0m
MPR68 6.0m @ 23.4% Mn from 24.0m
incl. 3.0m @ 32.0% Mn from 27.0m
MPR35 4.0m @ 27.1% Mn from 30.0m
incl. 1.0m @ 42.4% Mn from 30.0m
MPR34 16.0m @ 25.9% Mn from 32.0m
incl. 5.0m @ 34.1% Mn from 43.0m
MPR40 12.0m @ 22.8% Mn from 54.0m
incl. 3.0m @ 31.1% Mn from 58.0m
MPR41 13.0m @ 26.3% Mn from 48.0m
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incl. 2.0m @ 39.3% Mn from 49.5m

10. CLOSE TO INFRASTRUCTURE
• Located close to essential infrastructure MAIN MANGANESE RAIL ROUTES AND EXPORT PORTS
including rail, water, power and roads
• A rail siding located 2km to the east of the
project connects to the main rail haulage lines
• Transnet is considering expanding manganese
rail and port export infrastructure to 12Mtpa
• Water available from the Vaal Gamagara pipeline
which services Sishen and Postmasburg
• Grid power available adjacent to the property
• Segue is reviewing infrastructure alternatives to
establish various transport routes
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11. PARTNERING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
• Emang Mmogo Mining is Segue’s Black Economic Empowerment partner
• Represents Historically Disadvantaged South Africans
• Mrs Virginia Mongwaketse (Chairperson of Emang Mmogo Mining) is from the Northern
Cape Province and brings valuable political experience
• Board and shareholders of Emang Mmogo Mining have extensive knowledge of the
Postmasburg and Kalahari Manganese Fields
• Emang Mmogo Mining will enhance the project and assist in exceeding project milestones
and timelines
• Emang Mmogo Mining is responsible for the joint venture company meeting all BEE and
Broad Based BEE requirements
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12. PARDOO IRON-ORE AND BASE METALS
PARDOO TENEMENT LOCATION
• 100% interest in 4 exploration tenements in the
Pilbara region of Western Australia
• Pardoo Magnetite Project located 120km east of
Port Hedland and 15km from the coast
• Davis Tube Recovery testwork produced
average concentrate grade of 66.0% Fe
PARDOO NICKEL PROJECT RESOURCE ESTIMATE
JORC Cut-off Material Tonnes Ni Cu Co S
– 66.0% Fe, 2.84% SiO2, 0.32% AlO2, 0.0037% P Classification (%Ni) Type (Mt) (%) (%) (%) (%)
Inferred 0.1 Weathered 5.5 0.25 0.18 0.03 0.10
Sulphide
• Pardoo Nickel Project contains inferred resource
of 50Mt @ 0.30% Ni and 0.13% Cu Fresh
Sulphide
44.5 0.31 0.12 0.03 2.96
Total 50.0 0.30 0.13 0.03 2.65
• Red October Resources Ltd currently farming Inferred 0.3 Weathered
Sulphide
1.4 0.38 0.22 0.04 0.11
into the Pardoo Nickel Project
Fresh 21.7 0.41 0.12 0.03 3.37
Sulphide
Total 23.0 0.41 0.13 0.03 3.18
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13. EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP
• Dr Eric Lilford – Chairman
– 12 years investment banking and commodities research experience including corporate finance and project finance
– Significant operational experience including large underground gold, platinum, copper and coal mines
• Steven Michael – Managing Director
– 15 years investment banking and mining research experience with Royal Bank of Canada, Macquarie Bank and Rothschild
– Significant experience in debt and equity financing of mining projects across the global resources sector
• Ian Benning – Executive Director
– 16 years investment banking experience, dealing with project origination, technical evaluation and project financing
– Head of Investment banking – Mining & Metals for ABSA Capital
• Nicholas Ong – Non-Executive Director
– 7 years experience as principal Adviser at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
– Previously a member of the ASX JORC Group and has overseen the admission of more than 100 companies on the ASX
• Nikolas Rhodes – Project Manager
– 20 years experience in mining operations in South Africa, Fiji Islands, Zambia, DRC and India
– 3 years of project work experience in South Africa on Platinum projects
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14. INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
ENTERING EMANG MANGANESE PROJECT
• Potential to discover a significant quantity of
export quality manganese
• Drilling indicates mineralisation is shallow and likely
to be suited to open pit mining
• Potential for early cashflow from stockpiles, trial
mining and mine gate sales
OUTCROPPING MANGANESE MINERALISATION
• Close to infrastructure with multiple transport and
export options
• Experienced management team in Australia and
South Africa
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15. NEXT STEPS
• Maiden JORC-compliant resource estimate 1Q 2012
• Second tranche payment to BEE partner 1Q 2012
• Commence Scoping Study 2Q 2012
• Establish potential for mine gate sales 1H 2012
• Establish export infrastructure options 1H 2012
• Potential to acquire additional manganese tenements Ongoing
• Assess alternatives for Pardoo Magnetite Project 1H 2012
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16. ADDITIONAL SLIDES
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17. FAVOURABLE COMMERCIAL TERMS
• Segue to acquire a 30% interest in the Emang Manganese Project by:
– Payment of R7m (~A$0.97m) on completion of due diligence
– Completing Initial Drilling Programme of R14m (~A$1.83m)
– Payment of R7m (~A$0.86m) on completion of Initial Drilling Programme
– Payment of R7m (~A$0.86m) if a JORC measured & indicated resource of 10Mt at 34% Mn
• Segue to acquire an additional 21% in the Emang Manganese Project by:
– Completing a Bankable Feasibility Study with minimum expenditure of R21m (~A$2.58m)
• Segue to hold three of five seats on the Board of the joint venture company
• A royalty of A$0.75/t payable on measured & indicated resources up to 25Mt
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18. POSTMASBURG MANGANESE FIELD
• Northern Cape Province contains the bulk of South
Africa’s manganese reserves and produces ~20% of
global manganese ore1
• Postmasburg Manganese Field was discovered in
1922 and was mined by Assmang and Billiton from
1960 until the 1980’s
• Production ceased due to the discovery of the higher
grade Kalahari Manganese Field (+44% Mn)
PROJECTS IN THE POSTMASBURG MANGANESE FIELD
• Increased demand for medium grade manganese ore Mine Ownership
(34 − 44% Mn) has lead to renewed exploration Macarthy Blackrock Macarthy Limited
activity in the Postmasburg Manganese Field Bishop PMG Mining
Morokwa National Mining Limited
Lomoteng Private
• Several new manganese mines have commenced Lohatlha Chabua Minerals Limited
production from the Postmasburg Manganese Field in Driehoekspan Maremane Mining Limited
Glosam Assmang
the past 5 years Boskop DCD Engineering
Kareepan Private
Manganore Union Mines
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19. SOUTH AFRICA DOMINATES HIGH GRADE
MANGANESE MARKET
• South Africa is the world’s largest producer of FORECAST GLOBAL STEEL PRODUCTION
high grade (>44% Mn) manganese ore
• China is the largest producer of manganese
ore but at a much lower grade (~22% Mn)
• Production of manganese ore is highly
concentrated amongst 6 countries
• 85-90% of manganese ore used as an alloying Source: Hatch Beddows / Assmang
element in the production of steel MANGANESE GRADE AND PRODUCTION BY COUNTRY
• Average manganese content in steel is approx.
7.5kg per tonne of steel
• Manganese demand is highly correlated to
steel demand but with only a small cost impact
Source: Hatch Beddows / Assmang
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20. Segue Resources Ltd
ASX Code: SEG
Level 8, 225 St Georges Tce
Perth WA 6000
Phone: +618 9486 4699
Email: admin@segueresources.com
Website: www.segueresources.com