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AGM Presentation 2012 Our Vision & Growth Plan We are a publicly-traded Canadian company focused on the production, development, exploration and acquisition of resource projects in the Philippines Find New Ore Pre- New Explore >20


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AGM Presentation 2012

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We are a publicly-traded Canadian company focused on the production, development, exploration and acquisition of resource projects in the Philippines Our goal is to generate cash flow from several commodity sources to offset cycle risk and continue to build the Company one revenue stream at a time Find New Ore to Extend Mine Life at Canatuan Current cash flow is funding growth Pre- Development Balabag Gold & Silver Project Near-term cash flow Explore >20 High-Impact Prospects Long-term growth upside Develop and/or Explore Oil Property Long-term growth upside New Development

  • r Advanced

Stage Explo Project Future cash flow

Our Vision & Growth Plan

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Company Snapshot

Affiliate of TVI Pacific Inc.

(TSX:TVI) (OTCQX: TVIPF)

First foreign-invested mine to reach production stage after the passage of the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 Currently 3 MPSAs

  • Canatuan
  • Tamarok
  • Balabag

Operator of Canatuan Copper-Zinc Project, Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte

Canatuan Operating Mine Balabag Mine Development North Zamboanga Exploration

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Philippines: The Country

  • Potential mining wealth of the Philippines is

estimated at $836 billion or 10 times the annual Philippine GDP

  • In the top five nations for overall mineral

reserves:

  • Third in gold
  • Fourth in copper
  • Fifth in nickel
  • Sixth in chromite
  • Metallic mineral resources & reserves
  • 8.03 billion tons of copper
  • 4.91 billion tons of gold
  • 0.81 billion tons of nickel
  • 480.26 million tonnes of iron
  • 39.66 million tonnes of chromite
  • 433.88 million tonnes of aluminum
  • Strategic location in proximity to the World’s

major resource importers

TVI Tenements

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  • Canatuan mine coming to an end in 1.5+/- years unless new ore

secured, based on current remaining reserves.

  • New ore is continually being found in the pit which may extend

life

  • Philippines environment has turned negative to mining
  • No agreed to mining policy
  • Uncertainty pertaining to timing of lifting of moratorium for

issuing new permits

  • Uncertainty surrounding the National Mining Policy could cause

delays for development of Balabag

  • Committed to Philippines exclusively and specifically to Mindanao

Challenges

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  • Strong operating capability
  • Capability to manage current projects and take on new ones
  • Ability to manage political and social/environmental challenges
  • Strong human resource capability, strong management experience in
  • perations
  • Strong reputation to support Philippine expansion drive
  • Considered externally a model for best practices
  • Local government support
  • Available capital and debt capacity
  • Cash available in TVIP and TVIRD
  • Philippine banks interested in extending additional credit facilities

Strengths and Opportunities

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  • Canatuan mine provides cash flow to fund new opportunities
  • Opportunity to expand the life of the mine past Q4 2013
  • Canatuan infrastructure and strong LGU and community

support provides base for new activities

  • Malusok and SE Malusok may potentially extend cash flow

generation from the Canatuan mine infrastructure

  • Balabag expected to be a replacement cash flow engine
  • New metal mining opportunities for TVI being actively considered
  • Capability to enter new countries

Strengths and Opportunities

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  • Attractive position in SC 54A
  • There is a risk of delay by partner JV issues – BUT creates
  • pportunity to evaluate other Philippine blocks and other country
  • pportunities
  • Wide array of new industry focus possibilities
  • Coal
  • Agri-business associated with Canatuan sustainability
  • Power – biomass associated with Canatuan

Strengths and Opportunities

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Philippines: The Mining Industry

  • In Q1 2011, mining accounted for 4.3% of total

exports ($510 million)

  • In H2 2011, mining helped boost the economy

amidst global downturn; gross production value up from $1.1B to $1.5B

  • 754 approved/registered mining tenements, with

1,620 application under process

  • 2010 mining growth rate of 12%
  • 2010 mineral exports grew by 27%
  • Investment in the industry from 2011 to 2016 is

expected to be $14B to $20B

  • Direct employment in the industry increased to

340,000 in 2010, while indirect employment reached 1.2 million

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TSX Share Price (30 day average) $0.03 Basic Market Capitalization (million) $18.7 Basic Shares Outstanding (million) 622.1 Shares Fully Diluted (million) 673.0 Insider Ownership (basic) 12.4% Insider Ownership (fully-diluted) 19.9% TVI Has Cash and Credit Capacity Cash (Mar 31, 2012) (million) $20.4 Debt (Mar 31, 2012) (million) $13.9

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About Us

*As at May 11, 2012

Liquidity & Capitalization*

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Q1 2012 Q4 2011 Q3 2011 Gross Revenue (thousands) $16,868 $28,129 $30,475 Production Cash Cost ($US per Cu lb eq) (1) $1.70 $1.51 $1.33 Total Cash Cost net of by-products

($US per Cu lb eq) (2)

$1.17 $1.16 $1.04 Net Revenue (thousands) $14,394 $24,250 $26,811 Operating Cash Flow (thousands) $3,797 $6,049 $3,508 Net Earnings (thousands) ($2,294) $2,313 $2,961 Basic Earnings per share ($0.004) $0.003 $0.004

Performance

1. Production cash cost consists of direct and indirect operating expenses, excluding depreciation/amortization expenses and marketing expenses. 2. Total cash cost net of by-products consists of direct and indirect operating expenses and selling expenses, excluding depreciation/amortization expenses, and the gross revenue from gold, silver and zinc (by-products) is deducted.

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Financial Snapshot

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Q1 2012 Q4 2011 Q3 2011

Production (thousand Cu lb eq) 6,527

8,196 7,522

Metals Produced

Copper (thousand lbs)

3,357

4,455 4,497 Zinc (thousand lbs)

4,842

4,807 2,487 Gold (oz)

2,061

2,949 1,886 Silver (oz)

123,917

154,173 139,820

Production

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Operations Snapshot

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  • During Q1 2012, TVI had a net loss of $2.3 million compared to net income of $0.3

million for Q1 2011. The net loss was primarily due to the following:

  • Average copper prices in Q1 2012 declined 12% to US$3.85/lb from US$4.38/lb in

Q1 2011;

  • An increase in treatment, refining and other charges deducted from gross revenue
  • f 14.7% from 4.7% in Q1 2011. This increase takes into consideration the quality
  • f the concentrates and the change in destination of the concentrate shipments
  • Mining, milling and other expenses in Q1 2012 increased to $9.3 million compared

to $3.8 million incurred in Q1 2011 as a result of:

  • increased consumption of additional and more expensive chemicals required to

process the complex orebody, to continue to produce saleable concentrate

  • additional blasting due to hardness of the ore; blasting cost has increased from

2% of Production Cash Cost per ton milled in September 2011 to 6% in March 2012

  • additional sorting to manage the mill feed grade

Q1 2012 Performance

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  • The ore feed grades have continued to decline, as expected in the mine plan. The

average copper feed grade during the quarter was 0.85% Cu compared to 1.15% Cu in Q1 2011.

  • The operations team has worked to suppress the penalty elements while the buyer of

copper concentrate has agreed to a relaxation of such, thereby allowing the Company to focus further on process optimization and to stabilize production.

Q1 2012 Performance

The result has already been improvements in copper recovery from 67.28% in February to 79.77% in March 2012, as compared to a year average in 2011 of 73.23%.

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Similar improvements in recovery

  • f zinc and gold have also been

realized, and with its continuous improvement programs, TVI will continue to optimize its throughput in an effort to offset expected declining feed grades

Q1 2012 Performance

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16 North Zamboanga Tenement Area = 162,403 hectares (401,307 acres)

Kilometres Miles 25.0 15.5

Manila

Santa Maria Port Facility Balabag Gold / Silver Project Tamarok & Tapisa Copper / Gold Projects Canatuan Copper / Zinc Mine Bonbon Gold Prospect Greater Canatuan Tenement Area

Our Properties

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Initial Reserves (NI 43-101, 2008) Proven & Probable 3,034,383 t @ 1.35% Cu, 1.05% Zn, 0.75 g/t Au & 36.09 g/t Ag Initial Resources Measured & Indicated

(reserves included in resources)

3,787,969 t @ 1.10% Cu, 0.87% Zn, 0.62 g/t Au & 30.17 g/t Ag Current Reserves (Dec 31, 2011) Proven & Probable 1,490,623 t @ 0.95% Cu, 1.15% Zn, 0.61 g/t Au & 22.02 g/t Ag Current Resources (Dec 31, 2011) Measured

(reserves included in resources)

1,717,678 t @ 0.87% Cu, 1.02% Zn, 0.55 g/t Au & 20.46 g/t Ag Priorities

  • Expand current orebody

– initial P&P reserves – 3.0 million tonnes – P&P reserves processed – 2.2 million tonnes (Dec

31, 2011)

– remaining mine life based on original resources alone is ~1.4 years based on throughput of 2,621 t/d (Mar 31/12) – Q4 - ore reserves mined accounted for ~63% of mill throughput – year to date - ore reserves mined accounted for ~58% of mill throughput

  • Find new ore
  • Optimize Production Costs

Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide Deposit

(Cu/Zn/Au/Ag)

  • Targeted throughput ~2,600 t/d
  • Approximately 5,000 dmt per Cu shipment

– 28 copper shipments to date – 3 zinc shipments to date

Concentrate Production

Canatuan Copper & Zinc Mine

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Canatuan Mining, Production & Shipment

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Canatuan Sulphide Tailings Dam

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  • 1. Current Orebody
  • In and Near-pit drilling ongoing
  • 2. Near-Mine Prospects
  • Malusok and SE Malusok
  • 3. Close Proximity Prospects
  • EXPA 61 – Matigdao, Palalian

& Tabingan

  • 4. Other Projects

Priority Projects to Extend Mine Life at Canatuan

1 40 km / 25 mi 2 3 3 3 2

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Canatuan Greenstone / VMS Geology

Malusok SE Malusok

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Current Sulphide Orebody Outline Canatuan Mill Plant Extension targets consist of:

  • Areas not previously drilled
  • Areas previously uneconomic

Extension areas consist of those:

  • Not previously drilled
  • Previously uneconomic
  • Beneath current pit for

potential extension to depth

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  • 1. Current Orebody
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Malusok 1990s Drill Hole Location Map

  • Approval of permits at an advanced stage
  • Will allow exploration and drilling to resume
  • 2. Near-Mine Prospects

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Malusok

SE Malusok

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Greater Canatuan Tenement Area

Growth

EXPA 61 Exploration Permit being processed

  • Consistent with VMS style of mineralization

at Canatuan

  • Tabingan

̵ Banded sulphide unit ~400 metres (1,312 feet) exposure up to 20 metres (66 feet) thick with ore- grade sample results

  • Matigdao and Palalian

̵ Surface exposures with ore-grade sample results Airborne Geophysical Survey

  • Results identified anomalies being verified on the ground in order to

identify near-mine exploration targets and other VMS deposits similar to Canatuan

  • 3. Close Proximity Prospects

3 3 3

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Growth

Canatuan Mine

Visayas Mindanao Island Luzon Island

Other opportunities to extend mill life

  • A number of projects being

evaluated where high-grade

  • re can be direct shipped,

back-hauled and processed at the Canatuan mill

  • Projects are located in

Mindanao and the Visayas

  • 4. Other Projects
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National Mine Safety and Environment Conference

(November 2011)

2011 Presidential Mineral Industry Environmental Awards

  • Titanium Award for Excellence in

Environmental Management

  • Safest Mining Operation
  • Safest Surface Mining Operation
  • Safest Mineral Processing,

Concentrator Category

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Number 1 Priority

“Best of the best”

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National Mine Safety and Environment Conference

(November 2010) 2011 Presidential Mineral Industry Environmental Awards

  • Platinum Achievement Award, Surface Mining

Category

  • First runner-up in the Safest Mines Awards,

Concentrator Category

  • Runner-up in the Mining Forest Award, Metallic

Category

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Number 1 Priority

Department of Labor and Employment, the Rotary Club of Zamboanga City- East and the Zamboanga Peninsula Tripartite Industrial Peace Council

(June 2011)

Most Outstanding Employer in Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula)

At the current time, TVI has nearly 5.4 million hours worked with no lost-time incidents

Department of Labor and Employment

(May 2011)

Outstanding Employer of Zamboanga del Norte, Industrial Category

Philippine Bureau of Working Conditions Awards, Department of Labor

(Sept 2010)

  • TVI Safety for its 2009 performance of zero

lost-time accidents

  • Top Occupational Safety & Health Manager,

Mining Category

“Best of the best”

Department of Interior & Local Government- Bureau of Fire Protection

(2011)

Zero fire related incidents

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Security personnel participate in Creating models for community livelihood projects: ‒ Backyard poultry raising and marketing ‒ Farm products supply food for mine personnel 36 medical missions since 2009, providing security and haircuts Professionalizing the security organization Integrated with the community Commitment to Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights training Formed Emergency Response Team for the community’s safety

An inherent function of our business

Have earned tremendous, widespread community support

Security

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We are a leader in Responsible Mining

Commitment

Statement of Commitment We are committed to exploration and mining practices that promote transparency, responsible stewardship of the environment, and the inalienable rights to life, dignity and sustainable development of our host communities

Supportable

Corporate Social Commitment

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Sustainable Livelihood Focused on sustainability, economics and social well-being of community including micro-finance, technical skills, Sustainable Agriculture Land Technology Program (SALT), and training and apprenticeship programs Health and Sanitation Built health clinic that provides free 24/7 healthcare and ambulance service to impact communities Responsive Education Built or supports 10 schools Currently 3,800 students, 56 high school graduates, 55 college scholarships and 21 graduates One graduate nurse now working at mine site clinic

Corporate Social Commitment

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Royalty & Support for Ancestral Domain Extended technical & financial assistance for crafting of Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development & Protection Plan Royalties to IPs from 2004 to October 2011 are P146 M Infrastructure Built or improved 85 kilometres (52.8 miles) of roads, including 4 bridges and a spillway Constructed and maintains water and electrical systems Development for Impact Communities Initiated projects in areas outside Canatuan: ‒ Extended Kubkoban Fishing ‒ Built Sta. Maria water system ‒ Project for fisher folks at Sta. Maria ‒ Built 11 kilometres (6.8 miles) of farm-to-market road

Corporate Social Commitment

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Tailings Management Four tailings storage facilities constructed with three undergoing reclamation Monitoring Programs Monitoring by third-party professionals completed on weekly, quarterly and annual basis Research Programs Onsite research and studies for passive wetland acid mine treatment using indigenous plants Biodiversity 50% of mining area remains in

  • riginal habitat condition

Watershed Management More than 30 locations subject to daily, weekly and quarterly water quality monitoring Reclamation and Rehabilitation More than 300,000 trees have been planted since 2004 covering 144 hectares (356

acres) within and outside MPSA

Environmental Commitment

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Health, Sanitation and Fresh Water Sustainable Livelihood: Demo Farms

Social Development & Management Program

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TVI’s Contribution to the Philippine Economy

(~$Cdn millions)

2004-2008 2009 2010 2011

Total

Excise Tax Paid 1.8 1.5 1.6 1.1 6.0 Royalties Paid to IP

1%, now 1.5% of gross revenue

0.95 0.73 0.84 1.42 3.94 Actual SDMP Expenses 0.56 0.18 0.28 0.62 1.64 Business Permit

(Siocon)

0.16 0.01 0.11 0.35 0.57 Real Property Tax

(Siocon / Baliguian)

0.02 0.001 0.04 0.15 0.21 Contribution 3.5 2.4 2.9 3.6 12.4 Operating Costs

94.0 30.6 47.2 66.0

237.8 CapEx

42.4 4.7 7.0 11.8

66.0

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Balabag Resources (2007 NI 43-101 - based on 67 drill holes)

Indicated Resources 1,371,105 t @ 2.87 g/t Au & 84.33 g/t Ag 203,703 AuEqOz Inferred Resources 1,957,168 t @ 2.58 g/t Au & 55.20 g/t Ag 234,165 AuEqOz

Low Sulfidation Epithermal Gold/Silver Deposit TVI drill programs:

  • 2005 – 2007

‒ 101 holes for 10,975 metres (36,009 feet)

  • 2010 ‐ 2011

‒ 172 holes for 20,777 metres (68,169 feet)

  • Total program

‒ 273 holes for 31,752 metres (104,178 feet)

Mineralization remains open laterally and to depth Other activities include:

  • NI 43‐101
  • Relocation of SSMs
  • Environmental impact assessment for ECC
  • Preparation of Declaration of Full

Feasibility

  • Sourcing Long Lead Items for development

Balabag – TVI’s Next Mine

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Mineralization Projected to Surface

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Mineralization Extends to Depth

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Starter Pit Camp Tailings Storage Facility Mill Waste Dump Balabag Project Development Plan

Balabag Proposed Site Layout

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Capable

  • TVI is capable of taking on larger, longer-life projects
  • Copper, gold, iron and coal are commodities of interest
  • Numerous projects currently being evaluated
  • Large-scale copper/gold and gold projects

– Well advanced exploration projects; near-term development projects with longer–term producing potential

  • Coal and Iron

New Mining Opportunities

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Upside

  • Multiple high-impact copper/gold

prospects

  • TVI exploration supports historical

findings and has discovered new prospects

  • Tamarok
  • indications of large-scale porphyry

copper/gold system

  • Tapisa
  • potential large-scale porphyry

copper/gold system

  • Bonbon
  • potential large-scale epithermal gold

system

  • (10 kilometres / 6.2 miles long)
  • >20 additional prospects identified

Sindangan Cotabato Fault System

High-Impact North Zamboanga Exploration Prospects

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  • Potential for large-scale porphyry

copper/gold mineralization system

  • New porphyry mineralization discovered
  • Additional exploration activities currently

suspended as TVI concentrates on more advanced areas

Sindangan Cotabato Fault System

The Tamarok prospect shows porphyry Cu-Au mineralization characterized by sheeted quartz magnetite-pyrite-chalcopyrite veinlets with minor stockworks. Abundant malachite occurring as fracture stains. General distribution of diorite outcrops suggests a NW mineralization trend of approximately 6 km (3.7 mi) along strike.

Tamarok & Tapisa Properties

Extensive Alteration: 6 km (3.7) of Cu-Au Mineralization

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Unique opportunity for TVI to participate in undervalued offshore oil asset with upside at a low cost – a compelling value proposition

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Will potentially increase, diversify and smooth out cash flow by adding new stream

Oil Assets

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SC 54A Partners: Nido Petroleum Ltd.

(Operator)

42.4% Kairiki Energy Ltd. 30.1% Trafigura Ventures III BV 15% TG World Energy Corp. 12.5%

Proven Oil Fairway

  • 12.5% participating interest
  • Pinnacle reef fairway with multiple producing

fields & prospects identified

  • Sequential development concept: move the

production facilities from one development to the next

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SC 54A

Philippines China Indonesia Malaysia Vietnam Spratly Islands

Palawan Island SC 54A

Service Contract 54A

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  • Develop SC 54A offshore discoveries to achieve production /

cash flow

  • Proven oil-charged system with existing discoveries for

sequential development

  • Capitalizing on past investment
  • Use oil cash flow to advance exploration projects and build the

Philippine oil asset package

  • Consider other investments outside SC 54A as successful

drilling permits

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Oil Strategy

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  • Canatuan mine platform for growth
  • Consistent cash flow generator
  • Potential extension and expansion of current operation
  • Pre-development of the Balabag gold project well underway
  • Evaluating additional compelling acquisition and joint venture
  • pportunities
  • Timing for drilling program of SC 54A offshore oil wells being

finalized

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Unrealized Value – Market Capitalization Disconnect Poised for Rapid Growth

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2011 2012 2013 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Canatuan Mine/Mill Life Expansion Programs

Greenstone/VMS targets identified High‐grade ore processing projects

Balabag Gold/Silver Mine

Optimized feasibility study released Mine development decision Mine construction First doré pour

Tamarok Copper/Gold Prospect

Resume drilling

Philippines SC 54A

Resume drilling

Anticipated Catalysts/Project Timelines

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Thank you

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Raina Vitanov VP IR & Corporate Relations 403.265.4356 raina.vitanov@tvipacific.com Laureen Dukart Investor Relations Coordinator 403.265.4356 laureen.dukart@tvipacific.com

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Canatuan

  • Canatuan minerals resources and reserves from “43‐101 Technical Report for the Sulphide Resources at the Canatuan Project of TVI Pacific Inc.” filed April 7,

2008 and prepared by P.J. Lafleur Geo‐Conseil Inc.

  • Report assumes copper prices of $3.30/lb in year 1, $3.15/lb in year 2, $3.00/lb in year 3, $2.85/lb in year 4, $2.70/lb in year 5, $2.50/lb in year 6 and metal prices
  • f $1.10/lb zinc, $900/oz gold and $17/oz silver.
  • The following commodity prices are used in the calculation of the copper pound equivalent:
  • Sample data for Tabingan, Matigdao and Palalian taken from the news releases titled “TVI Identifies Copper‐Gold Prospect Near Canatuan Mine, Philippines”

disseminated on February 13, 2007 and “TVI Confirms Additional Polymetallic Occurrences Near Canatuan Mine, Philippines” disseminated on February 15, 2007. Balabag

  • Balabag indicated and inferred resources from “43‐101 Technical Report for the Mineral Resources at the Balabag Project of TVI Pacific Inc.” filed August 9, 2007 and

prepared by P.J. Lafleur Géo‐Conseil Inc. Gold equivalent ounces calculated based on $650/oz gold & $13.50/oz silver.

  • Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. The NI 43‐101 reports for Balabag are preliminary in nature and are

based on inferred mineral resources that are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. There is no certainty that the details set out in the Balabag technical reports will be realized. North Zamboanga

  • Sample data for Tamarok and Tapisa detailed in the news release titled “Tamarok ‐ Tapisa Results Indicate Potential For Extensive Copper‐Gold Mineralization

System” disseminated February 7, 2007 and in TVI’s AIF filed March 25, 2010. Tampakan

  • Material sourced from Indophil Resources NL website at www.indophil.com

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Q1 2012 Average 3/31/12 Closing Q4 2011 Average 12/31/11 Closing Q3 2011 Average 9/30/11 Closing Copper (US$/lb) 3.85 3.85 3.39 3.43 3.90 3.23 Gold (US$/oz) 1,733.17 1,661.63 1,583.12 1,574.50 1,773.49 1,624.50 Silver (US$/oz) 35.16 32.43 26.31 28.18 38.14 30.45 Zinc (US$/lb) 0.94 0.91 0.89 0.83 1.03 0.86

Reserves & Resources

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Mineralization Extends to Depth

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Mineralization Extends to Depth

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Certain statements in this presentation constitute forward-looking information. Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "seek", "anticipate", "plan", "continue", "estimate", "expect", "may", "will", "intend", "could", "might", "should", "believe", "schedule" and similar expressions. Forward-looking statements are based upon the opinions and expectations of TVI as at the effective date of such statements and, in certain cases, information received from or disseminated by third parties. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are based upon reasonable assumptions and that information received from or disseminated by third parties is reliable, it can give no assurance that those expectations will prove to have been

  • correct. Forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties (known and unknown) that could cause actual outcomes to differ materially from those anticipated or implied. These factors

include, but are not limited to, such things as general economic conditions in Canada, the United States, the Philippines and elsewhere; volatility of prices for precious metals, base metals, oil and gas; commodity supply and demand; fluctuations in currency and interest rates; inherent risks associated with the exploration and development of mining properties; inherent risks associated with the exploration of oil and gas properties; ultimate recoverability of reserves; production, timing, results and costs of exploration and development activities; political or civil unrest; availability of financial resources or third-party financing; new laws (domestic or foreign); changes in administrative practices; changes in exploration plans or budgets; and availability of personnel and equipment (including mechanical problems). Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance upon the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation and such forward-looking statements should not be interpreted or regarded as guarantees of future outcomes. Forward-looking statements regarding forward production costs and shipping and refining costs are based are based on current and previous mineral reserve and resource estimates, current mining and processing activities, prior experiences of management with mining and processing activities, the current development and operating plan, efficiency and effectiveness of the sulphide plant, and the Company's

  • verall plans, budget and strategy for Canatuan (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements regarding the remaining mine life of the Canatuan deposit are based on current and previous

mineral reserve and resource estimates, current mining and processing activities, prior experiences of management with mining and processing activities, the current development and operating plan, efficiency and effectiveness of the sulphide plant, and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy for Canatuan (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements respecting the copper and zinc concentrate shipping schedules are based on the Company's previous experience with concentrate shipments, current mining and processing activities, current and previous mineral reserve and resource estimates, discussions to date with the off-take partner, efficiency and effectiveness of the sulphide plant, and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy for Canatuan (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements regarding the nature and timing of exploration at the Greater Canatuan Tenement Area (including EXPA 61, Malusok and SE Malusok), Bonbon, Tamarok and the Company’s other tenements in the Philippines are based upon current and previous exploration activities, management's experience with other exploration programs undertaken in the Philippines and elsewhere, and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy (which are all subject to change). In certain cases, the timing of exploration activities in the Philippines is dependent upon the receipt of free prior informed consent from indigenous communities and regulatory approvals from the government of the Philippines. Forward-looking statements regarding expectations that the Company will be able to find additional ore in the Greater Canatuan Tenement Area (including EXPA 61, Malusok and SE Malusok) and that this ore can be economically transported to the existing Canatuan mill are based upon current and previous exploration activities, management's experience with other exploration programs undertaken in the Philippines and elsewhere, management’s current and previous experience with mining and processing activities at Canatuan, and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements regarding the timing of an updated NI 43-101 report, feasibility study and development decision for Balabag are based upon current and previous exploration activities, management's experiences with feasibility and construction programs undertaken in the Philippines and elsewhere, advice received from third-party advisors, and the Company's current budget and overall strategy for Balabag (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements regarding the resumption of drilling activities at Tamarok are based on the exploration carried out to date and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy for Tamarok (which is subject to change). Forward-looking statements respecting the nature of future oil exploration activities in the Philippines are based on the discussions carried out to date with the operator and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy (which are all subject to change). Forward-looking statements regarding the date of a court decision regarding the Rapu Rapu royalty are based on discussions and advice received from third parties and the Company’s previous experience with legal processes in the Philippines. Forward-looking statements regarding the Company’s expected capital expenditures for 2011 and its ability to continue to generate revenue from its operations are based on current mining and processing activities at Canatuan, current throughput of the sulphide plant, anticipated recoveries, efficiency and effectiveness of the sulphide plant, management’s prior experiences with mining and processing at Canatuan, the estimated copper and zinc mineralization of the sulphide zone at Canatuan, current and previous exploration, and the Company's overall plans, budget and strategy (which are all subject to change). The forward-looking statements of the Company contained in this presentation are expressly qualified, in their entirety, by this cautionary statement. Various risks to which TVI and its affiliates are exposed in the conduct of their business are described in detail in the Company's Annual Information Form for the year ended December 31, 2010, which was filed on SEDAR on March 30, 2011, and is available at www.SEDAR.com. Subject to applicable securities laws, the Company does not undertake any obligation to publicly revise the forward-looking statements included in this presentation to reflect subsequent events or circumstances, except as required by law. Yulo Perez, Chief Operations Officer of TVI Resource Development (Phils.), Inc. (TVIRD), is acting as the Qualified Person in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral reporting requirements with respect to all TVI projects by virtue of his fellowship in the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the reciprocity rules covered under Recognised Overseas Professional

  • Organisations. He has prepared and/or supervised the preparation of the scientific or technical information in this presentation including the current reserve and resource estimates, and confirms compliance with

NI 43-101 requirements.

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