SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES HOME CORPORATE PROJECTS OUR PRODUCTS INVESTORS NEWS CONTACT US CUSTOMERS CORPORATE DIRECTORS & OFFICERS JOHN THEOBALD DIRECTOR, PRESIDENT & CEO Mr. Theobald has over thirty-five years in the international mining industry and has been involved with exploration, business development, operations, investments and capital markets. Most recently he was a director of ASX listed High Peak Royalties Ltd, director, CEO & COO of London and TSX listed royalty company Anglo Pacific Group plc, and served as Chairman of First Coal Corporation which was successfully sold to Xstrata plc for C$147 million. From 1999 to 2008 he held a number of senior positions with Sibelco, a major industrial minerals group, where he gained significant experience of kaolin, feldspar, clay and quartz markets and operations. Mr. Theobald has a B.Sc. with Honours in Geology from the University of Nottingham, is a Chartered Engineer with the UK Engineering Council, Fellow of the Institute of Materials Minerals and Mining (UK) and Member of the Institute of Directors (UK). OVERVIEW DIRECTORS & OFFICERS MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS CORPORATE DIRECTORY Home Corporate Projects Our Products Investors News Contact Us Customers

SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES HOME CORPORATE PROJECTS OUR PRODUCTS INVESTORS NEWS CONTACT US CUSTOMERS OUR PRODUCTS OVERVIEW The Bovill Kaolin Deposit provides I-Minerals with high quality mineral products to service a diverse set of industries and applications. The border phase of the Thatuna Granodiorite provides a unique geological setting allowing the creation of products that are very low in iron and other trace elements while offering other characteristics that create greater value: feldspar products offer very high alumina and alkali levels halloysite products have excellent aspect ratios and very low trace elements kaolin products are successful in metakaolin applications OVERVIEW TRANSPORTATION FELDSPAR KAOLIN HALLOYSITE SPECIALTY FELDSPATHIC SAND Home Corporate Projects Our Products Investors News Contact Us Customers