Jellinbah

The Jellinbah Mine coal deposit is approximately 30km in length. The major seam of the deposit is the Pollux Seam which is approximately eight metres thick. The seam dips gently to the east and further down the dip splits into the Pollux Upper and Pollux Lower seams.

The total in-situ resources to the eastern boundary of the company’s leases are in excess of 500 million tonnes of coal.

Lake Vermont

The Lake Vermont Mining lease contains resources of more than 200 million tonnes of in-situ coal, all suitable for mining by opencut methods.

The coal occurs in two seams: the Leichhardt averaging 3.2 metres thick and Vermont averaging 5.6 metres thick, along a strike length of more than 8km. The seams sub crops at a depth of 30 metres and dips gently to the east separated by an average of 32 metres of waste material. Both seams produce high quality hard coking coal and PCI coal after processing.

On adjoining mineral development leases and exploration permits, Lake Vermont has defined additional resources of more than 380 million tonnes of in-situ coal. With more exploration work in these tenements, this figure is expected to grow substantially.