Company Profile

Minemakers listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in October 2006.  With an experienced, successful and focussed Board, the Company intends to be producing from its foremost development project, the Wonarah Rock Phosphate deposit, in 2010.  With a diverse collection of mineral deposits, the Company is intent on becoming a major Australian mining house.

By investing and developing resource projects of substantial size and maintaining a significant share, the Company has positioned its shareholders for considerable returns for their investment.  The Company's current portfolio includes:

• Australia's largest undeveloped rock phosphate deposit, JORC Inferred Mineral Resource (481Mt) at Wonarah in the Northern Territory (100%).

• Australia's largest fluorspar deposit at Moina in Tasmania, which also contains magnetite, tin, tungsten and base metals (option to buy 80%).

• The historic tin and tungsten district located in North East Tasmania (100%).

• The western extension of the 0.5 billion tonne Southdown (Fe) magnetite system in the South West of Western Australia (80%).

• A significant salt dome at Port Keats in the Northern Territory (100%).