Investor Presentaiton

Prospectivity in Focus 1. Big One | HD 2. Eldorado | HC 3. Valpar asia | HB 4. Boomerang | HB 5. Mt Storm | HB 6. Black Mountain | MB 7. Crescent | MB 8. Pancake | MB 9. The Wall | MB 10. Arya | MB 11. Flapjack | MB 12. Torpedo Creek | MB 13. Josephine | MA 14. Bomb Gorge | MA 15. Pom Pom | L2 16. Amanda | L2 17. Big Ben | UA 18. Little Nathan | UA 19. Unicorn | Alhambra | UA 20. Crow Bar | UA 21. Old Man Creek | UA 22. Mercy | UA 0 Source: CCZ Geology Team4 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Prospectivity Certainty Prospectivity Score 9 High: An area is considered to have a high mineral resource potential if the geological, geophysical, or geochemical evidence indicate a high likelihood that mineral concentration has taken place and that there is a strong possibility of specific type(s) of mineral deposit(s) being present. The area has characteristics which give strong evidence for the presence of specific types of mineral deposits. The assignment of high potential does not require that the specific mineral deposit types have already been identified in the area being assessed Moderate: An area is considered to have a moderate mineral resource potential if the available evidence indicates that there is a reasonable possibility of specific type(s) of mineral deposit(s) being present. There may or may not be evidence of mineral occurrences or deposits. The characteristics for the presence of specific types of mineral deposits are less clear Low: An area is considered to have a low mineral resource potential if there is a low possibility of specific types of mineral deposit(s) being present. Geological, geophysical and geochemical characteristics in such areas indicate that mineral concentrations are unlikely and evidence for specific mineral deposit models is lacking. The assignment of low potential requires positive knowledge and cannot be used as a valid description for areas where adequate data are lacking No: The term 'no' mineral resource potential can be used for specified types of mineral deposits in areas where there is a detailed understanding of the geological environment and geoscientific evidence indicates that such deposits are not present Unknown: If there are insufficient data to classify the areas as having high, moderate, low or no potential, then the mineral resource potential is unknown Certainty Score A: The available data are not adequate to determine the level of mineral resource potential. This level is used with an assignment of unknown mineral resource potential B: The available data are adequate to suggest the geological environment and the level of mineral resource potential, but either the evidence is insufficient to precisely establish the likelihood of resource occurrence or the occurrence and/or genetic models are not well enough known for predictive resource assessment C: The available data give a good indication of the geological environment and the level of mineral resource potential D: The available data clearly define the geological environment and the level of mineral resource potential NWQ COPPER PROJECT - INVESTOR PRESENTATION 11

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