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CAUTIONARY DISCLAIMER: FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS Certain statements contained herein regarding the Company and its operations constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation


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CAUTIONARY DISCLAIMER: FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

Certain statements contained herein regarding the Company and its operations constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements that are not historical facts, including without limitation statements regarding future estimates, plans, objectives, assumptions or expectations for future performance, are “forward-looking statements.” We caution you that such “forward-looking statements” involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and future events to differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Such risks and uncertainties include fluctuations in precious metal prices, unpredictable results of exploration activities, uncertainties inherent in the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, fluctuations in the costs of goods and services, problems associated with exploration and mining operations, changes in legal, social or political conditions in the jurisdictions where the Company

  • perates, lack of appropriate funding and other risk factors, as discussed in the

Company’s filings with Canadian and American Securities regulatory agencies. Resource and production goals and forecasts may be based on data insufficient to support them. Mr. Chris Sampson, P. Eng and Dr. Vic Preto P.Eng are Qualified People for the Company as required by NI 43-101. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

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SE GO RE SOURCE S I NC I NT RODUCT ORY PRE SE NT AT I ON

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In today’s challenging market, success in junior exploration can be reduced to 5 key factors which can determine the fate of a company. We call them the

“5 Rights”

Right Commodities A good exposure to metals with consistent demand Right Jurisdiction An area with a strong record of getting mines into production Right Location A geologically prospective area, with supporting infrastructure, where the social license to operate is achievable Right Management A team with the experience, connections and track record to deliver Right Property A property where the geology, alteration, and mineralization defined by exploration is sufficient to host an ore body worth developing.

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Right Commodities Copper, Gold and Silver –metals with consistent demand and a myriad of uses Right Jurisdiction British Columbia, Canada, 3 new porphyry mines in 3 years Right Location 3 kilometres from the town of Princeton, British Columbia, 15 Kilometres from the 500 million tonne Copper Mountain Mine. Where 80% said “Yes!” to the question “Do you want more mines?” MOU in place with Upper Similkameen Indian Band Right Management Sego management & advisory board has extensive experience as mine developers and mine-finders, with a specialty in Porphyry Cu-Au deposits. Right Property The Miner Mountain Property, where there is 4 kilometre trend of Cu-Au± Ag Porphyry alteration and mineralization in 5 discrete zones. Drill highlights include:

  • DDH 21 100.39m of 0.946% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, and 3.473 g/t Ag
  • DDH 24 128.02m of 0.344% Cu, 0.296 g/t Au, and 0.975 g/t Ag

“5 Rights”

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Right Management

The Sego Resources Inc. Team

J PAUL STEVENSON - CEO: Leader in relationship building between Aboriginal People and the mining industry. Prospecting since the mid 60’s and involved in all aspects of Junior Mining companies. CHRIS SAMPSON (P.Eng ) - President: Qualified Person (43-101) with 40 years experience in base metals with a specialization in porphyry copper exploration and production. ANDREW K.G. WATSON M.Phil.- Vice President: Principal of Anterra Consulting offering GIS, Investor Relations, and Corporate Development services to numerous clients in the mining industry. Joined Sego Resources in 2008. AL HILTON: Responsible for several discoveries over the last 40 years including the Samatosum Mine. President of Hiltec exploration and development, a private consulting company. .

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SHELLEY HALLOCK - Director responsible for Northern Community

  • communication. Active in the mining industry for the last 20 years

TYLER DUCHARME - CFO Is responsible for duties related to financial reporting and documentation. He also contributes to the Company’s web presence, marketing, and development of graphics.

  • G. KEN WILLINGTON - 40 years of experience with the Capital markets as

broker and trader, and 5 years in the banking industry. Independent member of the Audit committee.

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Right Management

The Sego Resources Inc. Team

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The Right Management

SEGO Technical Advisory Board

Dr Nick Carter P. Eng, Dr Carter obtained a B.Sc. in 1960, and a Ph.D. in 1974 Dr. Carter has served as a director, officer and as a member of technical advisory boards for a number of junior mining companies and has provided professional services to numerous junior and senior mining companies engaged in a variety of mineral projects throughout Canada, the western U.S., Mexico, and parts of South America and Asia. Dr. Carter is the author of numerous publications on molybdenum and copper porphyry deposits.

  • Porphyry Copper and Molybdenum Deposits West-Central British Columbia, B.C.

(EMPR Bulletin 64) Dr Vic Preto P. Eng, Dr. Preto has mapped extensively in the Nicola Belt and studied its copper - gold alkalic porphyry deposits during his 30 years of service with the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. As a result of these studies he authored or co-authored several refereed papers and led numerous field trips to the Nicola Belt and its mineral deposits. His publications include:

  • Geology and Mineral Deposits of the Copper Mountain Camp (EMPR Bulletin 59)
  • Geology and Mineral Deposits of the Nicola Belt (EMPR Bulletin 69)

Christos Doulis CFA,Research Analyst, Mining - Precious Metals Stonecap Securities Prior to joining Stonecap Securities in September 2010, Christos spent sixteen years in a wide variety of roles with a focus on the global mining sector. Most recently, Christos was a Partner at Gryphon Partners, a diversified global corporate advisory consultancy specializing in mining and resource company mandates.

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Stock Data – August 2013

  • Issued & Outstanding

61,592,828

  • Options

9,091,000

  • Warrants

22,596,680

  • Agent Options

3,414,800

  • Fully Diluted

96,695,308

  • Market Capital (fully diluted)

C$5.8 million

  • Current Price ( Oct 2013)

C$0.06

Financial Data

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The Right Commodities

Copper - Gold

  • Growth driven by emerging economies (BRIC’s, N-11) will continue to drive copper

consumption at 4% p/a (Fitch 2012)

  • Robust gold demand and price support from India (600 tonnes Q1-Q3 2013) and China (744

tonnes Q1-Q3 2013) (Reuters Sept 2013)

  • China is expected to import ~1000 Tonnes of gold for 2013 (note – China is the worlds

biggest gold Producer!) (Bloomberg Oct 1st 2013)

  • Jurisdictional-Political-Environmental issues have prevented more than a fraction of the 743

million ounces Au and 395 Million tonnes Cu discovered since 2000 from being developed. (MEG 2013)

  • Miners of both commodities have slashed exploration and development spending leading to a

reduced exploration pipeline, and a long term gap between supply and demand.

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The Right Jurisdiction

British Columbia - Canada

Why British Columbia? Low Risk Jurisdiction:

  • Endowed with over 1000 kilometres of

Cu-Au porphyry prospective geology

  • 4 new major Cu-Au porphyry discoveries

since 2006

  • 8 Currently operating porphyry Cu mines
  • pening one new mine a year since 2011
  • Strong Governmental support for

Responsible Resource Development

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The Right Jurisdiction

British Columbia - Canada

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Since 2011, a new Cu-Au porphyry mine has opened in British Columbia every year. In 2011 Copper Mountain’s (TSX:CUM) Copper Mountain Mine

  • pened

In 2012 New Gold’s (TSX:NGD) New Afton Mine opened In 2013 Thompson Creek Metals (TSX:TCE) Mt Milligan Mine Opened This trend is set to continue as Imperial Metal’s (III:TSX) Red Chris Deposit and KHGM’s (KGHA:GR) Ajax Deposit advance towards production.

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The Right Location

British Columbia - Princeton

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The Right Location

Copper Mountain – Our Neighbour

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15 kilometres south of Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Long history of Production 1925 – 1997 Mine was restarted in 2011 after 14 year hiatus

  • On time
  • On budget
  • With strong community backing.

2013 Guidance - 80 million lbs Cu, 35,000 oz Au and 315,000 oz Ag at $1.80 p/lb Cu (net of credits)

Images from CMMC, website 2013

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Current Reserves (2012)* 233 Mt at 0.36% Cu 0.09 g/t Au 1.25 g/t Ag Current Resources (2009)* 302 Mt 0.37% Cu (M+I) at 0.20 % Cut Off 204 Mt 0.28% Cu (Inf) at 0.20% Cut Off Past Production (1925-1997)* 1925 -1957 31.5 Mt of 0.88 % Cu 0.15 g/t Au and 4.33 g/t Ag 1970 -1996 369 Mt of 0.43% Cu 0.11 g/t Au and 1.73 g/t Ag Copper Mountain and Mitsubishi Agreement

  • Mitsubishi has Off-take Agreements for Copper Mountain Mine
  • In 2008 Mitsubishi paid $28.75 Million for 25% of Similco (100% owner of deposit)

Current Resources + Past Production from Porphyry System (including Ingerbelle)

  • 906.5 Million Tonne Deposit (And Still Growing! - 25 year+ Mine Life!)

*All Numbe rs fro m Co ppe r Mo untain Po we rpo int (No ve mbe r 2012), and BC Minfile

The Right Location

Copper Mountain – Our Neighbour

From CMMC, website 2013

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The Right Location

Copper Mountain – Our Neighbour

Titan 24 IP shows deep roots of the mineralizing system.

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The Right Property

Miner Mountain - Overview

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The Right Property

Miner Mountain – 5 Major Zones

Since 2007 Sego has drilled over 13 000 metres, with 7000 metres of trenching. The company has also collected 288 line kilometres of Magnetics and Radiometric data, and had 33 line kilometres of Titan 24 deep Induced Polarization done. This work has located 5 zones of mineralization and alteration over a 4 kilometre strike length. Exploration has focused on Granby-Cuba zone and has defined a 600 by 250 metre wide corridor that is mineralized down to 130 metres and is

  • pen in all directions.

North Quintana Granby-Cuba Upper Regal South

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The Right Property

Miner Mountain - Cuba & Granby Zone Drilling

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Sego Percussion Diamond Drill holes 2012– Cuba Zone

  • DDH 21 100.39m of 0.946% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, and 3.473 g/t Ag
  • DDH 24 128.02m of 0.344% Cu, 0.296 g/t Au, and 0.975 g/t Ag
  • DDH 28 69.5m of 0.257% Cu, 0.193 g/t Au and 0.644 g/t Ag

Sego Percussion Drill Holes 2011 – Cuba Zone

  • PDH 09 52m of 1.264% Cu, 1.061 g/t Au, and 3.79 g/t Ag
  • PDH 34 24m of 0.22% Cu, 0.144 g/t Au
  • PDH 66 46m of 0.509% Cu, 0.50 g/t Au
  • PDH 77 54m of 0.342% Cu, 0.473 g/t Au
  • PDH 94 82m of 1.006% Cu, 0.576 g/t Au, and 1.69 g/t Ag

Sego Diamond Drill Holes 2008-2010 – Granby Zone

  • DDH 04 64.24 m of 0.46% Cu, 0.14 g/t Au, and 2.58 g/t Ag
  • DDH 09 52.47 m of 0.41% Cu, 0.12 g/t Au, and 2.11 g/t Ag
  • DDH 11 62.79 m of 0.355% Cu, 0.165 g/t Au, and 2.52 g/t Ag
  • DDH 16 96.62 m of 0.31% Cu, 0.08 g/t Au, and 1.76 g/t Ag

The Right Property

Miner Mountain Selected Granby Zone & Cuba Zone Results

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The Right Property

Granby-Cuba Alkalic Porphyry Cu- Au Mineralization

Large Chalcopyrite (Cpy) Vein in Chlorite/ Albite Matrix (DDH 21) Above - Banded Bornite (Bn) and Chalcopyrite(Cpy), in Calcite Vein in Chlorite/ Epidote/ K-Spar altered Intrusive (DDH 16)

Bn Cpy Cpy Cpy 1mm 1mm 10cm

Right– Chalcopyrite(Cpy) in Quartz – Albite? vein percussion chips (PDH 61)

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The Right Property

Miner Mountain – Granby-Cuba Zone Expansion

Granby-Cuba Zone (East)

Cu-Au Soil Geochemical anomaly, Magnetic Low, Increasing grade of PDH PDH 34 - 24m of 0.22% Cu, 0.144 g/t Au PDH 136 – 42m of 0.27% Cu 0.11 g/t Au

Granby-Cuba Zone (South)

PDH 129 – 36m of 0.1%Cu, 0.25 g/t Au Mineralization discovered under cover

Granby-Cuba Zone (West)

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South Zone Quintana Zone

Large zone of IP anomalies near surface, potassic radiometric anomalies, and breccia pipes mineralized with copper, gold and silver. Drilling has delineated a large near surface alteration zone, with greater potential at depth.

Upper Regal Zone

Skarn mineralization. PDH 109 30m 0.31% Cu 0.15 g/t Au

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Miner Mountain – Other Zones

Granby-Cuba Zone

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In 2013 Sego Resources flew a 288 line kilometre Helimagnetic and Radiometric survey over the property. The company then engaged Dr. Jules Lajoie P.Eng FEC formerly chief geophysicist of Teck Resources Ltd. to examine all the geological and geophysical data to generate an independent analysis of the property. His work located 8 high priority targets on the property (June 28th 2013 N.R.) These include areas adjacent to known areas of mineralization and new areas to the north which have never been tested before.

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Miner Mountain – New Targets

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500 m 250 m

N S

Area tested to date Large Induced Polarization target at Depth (Similar to Copper Mountain)

Granby – Cuba Zone South Zone South Zone Granby – Cuba Zone Quintana Zone Quintana Zone

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The Right Property

Miner Mountain – the Source? South Zone Granby – Cuba Zone Quintana Zone

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  • A deposit class with a good suite of base (Copper) and precious metals (Gold-Silver)
  • A location where political risk is minimal (Canada), the social licence is achievable,

and exploration can be conducted in a cost effective manner year round (Princeton British Columbia),

  • A location where the regional geology is productive (Copper Mountain Mine)
  • An experienced management team that knows how to leverage it’s geological

knowledge into exploration success, and shareholder wealth

  • A property that shows the size, grade and potential to be a major new discovery
  • 5 known zones of alteration and mineralization over 4 kilometres
  • Extensive exploration has already defined one highly mineralized zone
  • DDH 21 100.39m of 0.946% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, and 3.473 g/t Ag
  • 8 new surface targets and significant potential at depth

The“5 Rights”!

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Corporate Information

Head Office: Suite #718 744 West Hastings St. Vancouver British Columbia Canada V6C 1A5 Contact Information: Toll Free 1.866.629.2933 Local +1 604 682 2933 Email: ceo@segoresources.com Legal Counsel: Thomas Rondeau LLP Suite 300 - 576 Seymour Street Vancouver, BC V6C 3K1Canada Auditor: Smythe Ratcliffe Chartered Accountants Suite 700, 355 Burrard St. Vancouver, BC V6C 2G8

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Sego Resources

BCGS – Southern Nicola Arc Partnership

In 2013 Sego Resources Inc. partnered with the British Columbia Geological Survey in a multiyear program to “systematically map and generate a next generation geological, structural and with geochronologically well-constrained stratigraphic and magmatic framework” In 2012, Senior geologists from the British Columbia Geological Survey visited Miner Mountain as part of a reconnaissance of the Southern Nicola Arc. Their mapping provided a new geological, structural and geochronological framework for the property (Mihalynuk & Logan 2013)

From Mihalynuck 2013 From Mihalynuk 2013

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