Pan American Fertilizer Corp plans to become a major supplier of fertilizer in South America by extracting and distributing calcium sulphate, also known as agricultural gypsum. The company owns mining rights to 1,406 hectares in Argentina that contain calcium sulphate deposits. Pan American has begun extracting calcium sulphate and selling it to local farmers, with plans to significantly increase production over the next few years. The company aims to acquire additional calcium sulphate deposits and fertilizer distribution assets to vertically integrate its operations and meet the substantial demand for fertilizer in the large agricultural markets of South America.

1. Fertilizer for South America: P A i F tili C
Pan American Fertilizer Corp
Calcium sulphate (CaSO4) - 601 - 570 Granville Street,
Vancouver, B.C .
Agricultural Gypsum CANADA V6C 3P1

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Pan American Fertilizer’s business development to become a major supplier of fertilizer and become
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vertically integrated; (ii) discussions regarding the potential demand for Calcium sulphate; (iii) statements
that Pan American Fertilizer is pursuing additional adjacent properties and is in negotiations to acquire a
fertilizer distribution division, partnering with another fertilizer distribution company and negotiating letters
of intent and off-take agreements; (iv) statements that Pan American Fertilizer has tentative purchase
orders with a local strategic partner; and (v) statements regarding the growth outlook of Pan American
Fertilizer including the ability to secure additional assets and create a company that would be of interest
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3. Pan American Fertilizer
Pan American is a Canadian
company dedicated to providing
fertilizer to a growing global PAF VISION
market. The company is focused
To scale our vertically
on both the extraction of a integrated operation,
specific type of fertilizer called to become one of
Calcium Sulphate (also referred the major fertilizer
to
t as “Agriculturall Gypsum”) in
“A i lt G ”) i suppliers in South
Argentina. America.
To ensure long term development
and increase shareholder’s
di h h ld ’
value, Pan American plans to
significantly expand its current
Extraction &
operational objectives while Distribution
expanding its asset base by
acquiring additional Calcium
Sulphate and other fertilizer
related assets in South America.
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4. Completed Milestones
Consistent Delivery of Results
Date Milestone
Dec 2010 Acquire mining rights on property (1,406 hectares)
(1 406
Jan 2011 Receive Mining Certificate to extract Calcium Sulphate from property
July 2011 Import 70% of equipment (money put up by Randy Wright, CEO) $1,400,000
Sept 2010 –
Privately raise friends and family capital $
$1,100,000
May 2011
Sept 2011 Complete Environmental Impact Study
Sept 2011 –
First Sales of Calcium Sulphate to Mamasu Distributors – top quality product
May 2012
y
Jan 2012 Raise $1,500,000 privately with Jordan Capital, Canaccord, and Macquarie
May 2012 Complete go public (RTO) financing by raising $1,900,000 and commence trading
LOI to acquire largest Calcium Sulphate Distributor in Argentina (Mamasu) &
t i l tC l i S l h t Di t ib t i A ti (M )
July 2012
executes a 24 hour operational extraction cycle at Calcium Sulphate Operation
LOI for international sales to Paraguay with Argo Industrial for up to 50,000 tonnes of
October 2012
Calcium Sulphate
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5. Projected extraction
“Agricultural Gypsum” in Argentina
Year No.
No of tons
2013 100,000 tons
2014 150,000 tons
2015 250,000 tons
Anticipated sale price for Agricultural Gypsum: $75-$150/ton
Current equipment on site has an extraction capacity of 40 tons per hour
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6. Argentina: Extraction Process
“Agricultural Gypsum” – Turn Key
1. Open Pit Extraction 2. Simple Extraction Process 3. Materials into Crusher
4. Finished product in piles 5. Bagged and Shipped 6. Sold & applied to crops
 Zero en ironmental impact as no chemical
environmental
process involved. 100% Natural.
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7. Argentina – Extraction, Distribution & Sales
Fertilizer: Calcium Sulphate (“Agricultural Gypsum”)
Estela Cecilia
 Property consists of 1,406
hectares in the province of
Santiago del Estero, two
hours North of Buenos Aires
 Next to the well known
“Nucleus Agriculture Zones”
 Santiago del Estero is a major
soybean production region in
Argentina with 2.8 million
g
hectares in production
representing 21% of the total
province surface area
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8. The Product – Calcium sulphate (CaSO4)
 Used as a fertilizer, Calcium sulphate is a soft
sulphate mineral composed of calcium
sulphate dihydrate (CaSO4•2H2O) which is
O),
extremely rich in sulphur and calcium
 When dissolved in water, it becomes calcium
ions (Ca2+) and sulphate-sulfur ions (SO42-).
Both of these ions are required nutrients for
plants
 Calcium sulphate also plays a vital role in
establishing and maintaining good chemical
balance in soil, water and plants; specifically
helps with healthy root development and
e ps ea y oo de e op e a d
ultimately increases the yield from crops
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9. Calcium Sulphate (CaSO4) as fertilizer
“Agricultural Gypsum”
 Used as a fertilizer, Calcium
Root penetration in Soil
Sulphate is a soft sulphate mineral
composed of calcium sulphate Without Calcium Sulphate With Calcium Sulphate
dihydrate (CaSO4•2H2O)
 When dissolved in water, it
becomes calcium ions (Ca2+) and
sulphate-sulphur ions (SO42-). Both
of these ions are required nutrients
for plants
 Calcium Sulphate plays a vital role
in establishing and maintaining Data Source:
ANDA (Brazilian National Fertilizer Association). Technical report No.4 (2000). Depth in
Association) No 4 (2000)
good chemical balance in soil, (cm).
water and plants; specifically Source: INTA (Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia Agropecuaria - National
Agricultural Technology Institute) - www.inta.gob.ar
corrects soil damage and
replenishes nutrients, ultimately
ep e s es u e s, u a ey
increasing the yield from crops
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10. New Fertilizer Model
NPK(S)
Conventional model: Nitrogen + Phosphorus + Potassium (NPK)
The basic NPK model now requires Sulphur (S) to solve the lack of this basic
element, so that soils keep on presenting the desired yields especially in soy
producing soil.
 The improved sustainable agricultural NPK(S) model:
Nitrogen + Phosphorus + Potassium + Sulphur = NPK(S)
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11. Key Investment Highlights
 Location– Guasayan, Santiago Del Estero, Argentina
 Property Size – 1,406 ha
 Extraction for profit – able to execute a full sales cycle
 Goal – Be a major Supplier of Calcium sulphate (CaSO4) to the
South American fertilizer market
 Term on Property – PAF has secured mining rights for 20 years
with the right to extend for another 20 years
 Asset Growth – Currently negotiating to acquire other
relevant properties
 Cash investment to date - over $4m
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12. Information from NI 43-101
43-
Technical Report*
 Land Ownership details - The Estela-Cecilia calcium sulphate Property is owned by
and registered to Mr. Hector Eusebio Ibañez and is subject to a mining lease
Mr
agreement between Mr. Ibañez and Pan American Fertilizer. The agreement calls for
PAF to pay Mr. Ibañez a 13 percent net profit royalty (NPI), at a minimum of USD $6
per ton of calcium sulphate sold. The lease is valid for 20 years, starting December 21,
2010 with an option to renew for an additional 20 years
 Historical work - limited amount of historical exploration work carried out by previous
operators
 Geology - Property contains at least two or more one meter thick calcium sulphate
beds with average analytical grades ranging from 90.5 to 98.2 percent calcium
sulphate (CaSO4 2H2O) at least nineteen areas where calcium sulphate beds are
2H2O).
likely exposed at surface or covered by thin vegetation on the Property
 Proposed Exploration program - total of 5 kilometers of road cut, 100 pits,
approximately 200,000 cubic meters of earth removal ( 5 areas of 200 meters by 200
meters) and 250 test samples for calcium sulphate analysis. The program would last
for a period of approximately 3 months at a cost of CDN $320,000
 The goal of an exploration plan is to expose, sample and analyze new
calcium sulphate outcrop along a pre-determined grid or along sample points
with enough density to satisfy criteria for a NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate
*Study titled: “ESTELA-CECILIA GYPSUM PROPERTY” completed on March 15, 2012 by Jim Cuttle, B.Sc., P.Geo.
For Bastion Resources (Now Pan American Fertilizer) – available at www.sedar.com
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13. Exploration Priority Areas*
*Study titled: “ESTELA-CECILIA GYPSUM PROPERTY” completed on March 15, 2012 by Jim Cuttle, B.Sc., P.Geo.
For Bastion Resources Ltd (Now Pan American Fertilizer Corp) – available at www.sedar.com
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14. Site Photos
Before After
Images from Estela Cecilia pre start-up Images from Estela Cecilia post start-up
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15. Site Photos – During Extraction
Picture Taken March 13th 2012 by Viral Network Inc
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16. Market Demand
Calcium Sulphate
 The largest markets in South America include Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia
totaling 300 million ha of arable farmland
 The location of the nucleus agricultural zones of each country are provided by the maps below
 Standard application for fertilizer per ha is 1 - 2 tonnes Calcium Sulphate per year
 Standard application for soil remediation per ha is
8 – 10 t
tonnes C l i
Calcium S l h t per year
Sulphate
 Potential demand for Calcium Sulphate of over 600 million tonnes
BOLIVIA
URUGUAY
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17. Market Demand
 The largest markets in South America include
Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay
 The combined total arable farmland of these 4 countries
is in excess of 300 million ha.
 Standard application for fertilizer per ha is 1 - 2 tonnes
Calcium sulphate per year
 Standard application for soil remediation per ha is
8 – 10 tonnes Calcium sulphate per year
 Potential demand for Calcium sulphate of over 600 million
tonnes per year
 Argentina has banned deforestation for the purpose of
agriculture. Argentina government has recently offered
incentives to increase per hectare yield.
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18. Global Soybean Market
 Argentina and Brazil together account
for 46% of the global soybean
p
production
 Soybean Farming requires more Calcium
sulphate as Soy plants absorb 3x more
Sulfur from the soil when they g
y grow than
other crops
 Focus on the mono-culture of soybean
leads to significant demand for calcium
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sulphate to replenish the sulphur content
in farmlands
 PAF’s calcium sulphate assets are
located in northern Argentina, where
there is strong local demand for calcium
sulphate for soybean production
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19. Soybean price – 12month view
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20. Sales & Distribution
Strong Local Partners
MAMASU www.mamasu.com.ar
Pan American Fertilizer has an LOI in place with Mamasu to acquire their fertilizer
distribution division.
Mamasu is an Argentine fertilizer distribution and application company specializing in
applying fertilizer mixes to Argentine soils. They also supply rentals of farm machinery as
well as manufacture agricultural equipment. They have been in business since 1953.
2011 sales of approx 45,000 – 50,000 tons. Targeting 100,000-250,000 tons for 2013
LOI information available here
“We at Mamasu view this proposed transaction as the foundation of a long term
strategic partnership. We are very impressed with the progress Pan American has
made in short span of time and a professional organization like PAF has a very
bright future in Argentina. We look forward to a long mutually beneficial partnership
and look forward to building on Mamasu’s fifty plus years of successful business
history in Argentina." reported Sebastian Pivetta, President of Mamasu.
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21. Board of Directors
Randy Wright – Chairman
Mr. Wright has over 30 years experience in Oil & Gas, Construction, Power
Generation and Mining Industries. He has founded, owned and operated
several companies throughout the course of his career. Prior to Pan
American Fertilizer, he owned a company primarily focused on providing
Oil and Gas energy services which experienced growth in gross sales to
$120 million.
Ben Wendland
Mr. Wendland comes from a background of construction and real estate
development. Mr. Wendland combines work in the profit sector with
leadership in the not-for-profit arena. Since developing a chain of business
career training institutions, and leading a software company, Mr.
Wendland is now CEO of a marine transportation company in Richmond
Richmond,
B.C., Hodder Tugboat Co. Ltd. Formerly chair of the Better Business Bureau
of British Columbia. Mr. Wendland currently works with the ALS Society of
Canada, Millennium Relief and Development Canada, as well as an
orphanage in Uganda caring for 2600, Watoto Childcare Ministries.
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22. Board of Directors continued
Ignacio J Randle
Mr. Randle is a partner at the law firm Estudio Randle in Buenos Aires, Argentina,
advising domestic and foreign clients in international business transactions,
transnational investment, and M&A’s with emphasis in energy and natural
resources projects. He practiced as a foreign attorney in Houston, Washington
and Chicago, and has served as a Board Member for Oroplata S.A. (Goldcorp.)
June –Dec 2011. He currently serves as Alternative board of director member of
Goldcorp Exploraciones de Argentina S A – from January 2012; and serves as
S.A.
Trustee, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation – 2011 to Present.
Greg Reimer
Mr.
Mr Reimer served 26 years in the BC Public Service prior to being appointed
Executive Vice-President of BC Hydro's Transmission & Distribution business group
in June 2010. Mr. Reimer has extensive operational experience and
demonstrated strong leadership. He is responsible for overseeing significant
capital infrastructure initiatives that involve the expansion, upgrading and
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maintenance of the province's transmission and distribution systems.
A Certified General Accountant by profession, Mr. Reimer held senior leadership
positions in the public sector, including Deputy Minister of Provincial Revenue
and, most recently, Deputy Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum
Resources.
Resources In this role, he led the development of the 2007 BC Energy Plan
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and the 2010 Clean Energy Act.
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23. Management Team
Randy Wright President/Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Wright has over 30 years experience in oil & gas, construction, power generation and mining industries,
much of this experience being in South America. He has founded, owned and operated several
companies throughout the course of his career. Prior to Pan American Fertilizer, he owned a company
primarily focused on providing oil and gas energy services which experienced growth in gross sales to
$120 million.
Herrick Lau, CFA Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Lau is currently Managing Director of Baron Group Canada. Mr. Lau is an experienced investment
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banking professional who has conducted transactions in initial public offerings, reverse takeovers, mergers
& acquisitions, divestitures, and various advisory services. Mr Lau has over 15 years of experience in
corporate finance and public company management and is knowledgeable in performing due diligence,
financing structuring and corporate governance.
Sukhprit Sajan, CGA Vice President – Finance
Mr.
Mr Sajan has several years experience working in rapidly growing companies, and has conducted
companies
business throughout North and Central America, the Caribbean, United Kingdom and Europe.
Over the course of his career Sukhprit has been retained in a variety of roles, undertaking a broad range of
fiduciary and financial responsibilities, including: cash management and treasury functions,
implementation of financial systems and controls, enhancement of policies and procedures, financial and
management reporting, and team development.
Sebastian Cattaneo Country Manager Argentina
Mr. Cattaneo is an Argentine-Canadian with twelve years domestic and international oil & gas and mining
experience. Sebastian has performed engineering consulting for several oil & gas and mining companies
in North and South America. Prior to Buenos Aires, Sebastian was an environmental engineer based in
Vancouver, bringing a unique understanding of business practices in both Canada and Argentina.
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24. Contact Information
Canadian Head Office Argentinean Headquarters
Pan American Fertilizer Corp. Pan American Fertilizer Corp.
601-570 Granville St. Argentina
Vancouver, BC Carlos Pellegrini 1135,
Canada V6C 3P1 2°(C1009ABW) Buenos Aires,
Argentina
General Inquiries General Inquiries
Tel: +1-604-683-3996 Tel: +54-9-11-4063-0611
Fax: +1-604-683-3998 Tel: 011 15 4063 0611
Fax: +54-11-5252-0706
F 54 11 5252 0706
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