Surat Basin Projects
Cockatoo Coal currently holds 100% interests in more than 3,800km2 of coal projects in the Surat Basin region of South Eastern Queensland, inclusive of the Kingaroy project. (Illustrated on the map below.)

Woori project
Of these, the Woori project (MDL 187) is the most advanced, with EIS work underway as part of feasibility studies for a 3.0-3.5Mtpa thermal coal operation.
This project is being developed with a view to commencing production, to coincide with the opening of planned new rail and port infrastructure slated for 2013/14.
In addition, significantly increased JORC resources at the Tin Hut Creek (EPC 1134/813) and Bottle Tree projects (EPC 813) announced recently – both within 20km of Woori - point to the potential for Cockatoo to develop a larger ~6Mtpa+ multi-pit operation in the area, when sufficient infrastructure capacity is available.

In total, 694.5Mt of JORC thermal coal resources has currently been delineated across the Company’s Surat Basin projects, comprised from Juandah and Taroom Coal Measures of the Walloon Sub-Group, both of which sub-crop in the area.
A full breakdown of Cockatoo’s current Surat Basin JORC project resources follows:
| Project | Tenement | JORC Status | Estimated Tonnes (Mt) |
Depth of resource |
Strip Ratio |
| Woori | MDL 187 (MLAs 50247/50248) | Measured | 84.3 | 110 | 5 |
| Davies Road | EPC 1041/813 | Inferred | 75.6 | <150 | 9 |
| Krugers | EPCs 796/1041 | Inferred | 104.7 | <150 | 10 |
| Bottle Tree | EPC 813 (MDLA 433) | Inferred | 32.5 | <150 | 8 |
| Tin Hut Creek | EPC 1134/813 (MDLA 430) | Inferred | 118.6 | <150 | 7 |
| Total of all Resource Categories 415.7 Mt | |||||
| Kingaroy | EPC 882 | Measured | 35.5 | <150 | <10 |
| Kingaroy | EPC 882 | Indicated | 87.4 | <150 | <10 |
| Kingaroy | EPC 882 | Inferred | 85.4 | <150 | <10 |
| Kingaroy | EPC 882 | Indicated | 40.9 | 150-300 | <10 |
| Kingaroy | EPC 882 | Inferred | 29.6 | 150-300 | <10 |
| Total of all Resource Categories 278.8 Mt | |||||
| Total Surat Basin and Kingaroy Project Resources 694.5 Mt | |||||


