PE 4981

CODEMA SARL
DRC
 4981

The PE 4981 is located within the Copperbelt Region in the southwest portion of the DRC, in Kambove Territory, Haut-Katanga
District, and Katanga Province. The PE 4981 is situated approximately 2 km southeast of the Luisha mining town, 45 km
southeast of Likasi and 73 km northwest of Lubumbashi, covering an area of 57 carres (48.41 sq.km). The area is situated
equally on both sides of the Lubumbashi and Likasi-Kolwezi road.
 PE-4981 CONCESSION AREA
Longitude Latitude Area
Details
Corner

D M S D M S Carre Sq. km ID Province District Territorie Mineral

A 27 2 30 -11 11 0
B 27 2 30 -11 10 0
C 27 9 0 -11 10 0
D 27 9 0 -11 9 30
E 27 9 30 -11 9 30 Haut-
57 48.41 S12/27 Katanga Kambove Cu-Co
F 27 9 30 -11 11 30 Katanga

G 27 10 30 -11 11 30
H 27 10 30 -11 12 0
I 27 3 0 -11 12 0
J 27 3 0 -11 11 0
 The concession PE4981 is surrounded by old and new mineral discoveries
Luishia Group - Reserves January 1, 1940
Tonnes Cu % Cu

Luishia 1,083,430 11.3

Luishia Sud 203,351 10.1
Kansongwe 170,000 7.2
Shandwe 209,198 8.6
Stockpile 178,427 7.58
Total 1,844,406
Sulphides and mixed ore6,660,000 2.6

TIGER RESOURCES TIGER RESOURCES

KIPOI NORTH
66.5m @ 4.97% Cu; 31.7m @
3.7% Cu; 56.5m @ 3.1% Cu;
30.5m @ 2.3% Cu; 65.8m @ 2.7%
Cu; and 18m @ 2.3% Cu.
KIPOI CENTRAL
2.8Mt at 8.1% Cu containing
230,000 tonnes of copper, 5,200
tonnes of cobalt and 441,000 ounces
of silver
Google Earth Imagery showing PE 4981 Concession and surrounding deposits in DRC
 Area Description
• Geochem Sampling
• Remote Sensing
Exploration
• AirBorne Geophysics
Activity Conducted
• Pitting & Trenching
• Mapping
• Targets identified at North, West and south east clusters. The tenement is
Output
surrounded with world class known Cu-deposits.
Action Plan • Target fixing & Mining.

In Luisha, it appears copper sulphides were precipitated in multiple stages. The earliest phase occurs in thick breccia zones and breccia veins. The sulphides in
these structures have subsequently converted to malachite (copper carbonate) which occurs as small specks and breccia fragments. Later planar carbonate ±
quartz veins and fine, overprinting, irregular veinlet networks generally contain chalcopyrite and chalcocite as small isolated grains.
The average grade is about 2%Cu.
Geological Information:
Rubaco have identified three priority areas within the Luishia Project that are highly prospective for Cu mineralization.
These priority areas have been identified from historical geochemical sampling, artisanal activity and explorations.
Cu mineralization within the southern central portion of the Luishia Project appears to occur near the "Petit Conglomerat"
diamictite / "Calcaire Rose" dolomite contact. Information from mapping observations and ground truthing indicates that an
approximately 5m wide zone of copper mineralization has been traced along a strike length of approximately 1500m.

Fig: Geology of the study area & target blocks:

 Shandhwe
PE4981: Geochemical anomaly map
showing target potential areas.

PE4981: Geophysical interpretation map showing the target zones.

Malachite Exposed in the Pits & Trenches

Excavation pit at south central block

Photographs showing the mineralization's at PE4981: