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Corporate Presentation

Advancing a District Scale Project in a Forgotten Abitibi Gold Camp

FORWARD FORWARD LOOKIN ING INFORM INFORMATIO TION

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• This docume

ment has been prepared by Platinex Inc. and should be read in conjunction with the final listing application to the TSX Venture Exchange (2005) and Canadian Securities Exchange (2017) and SEDAR filings. Certain stateme ments included in this docume ment constitute forward-looking sta tate teme ments ts wh which involve known wn and unknown wn ri risks, uncertainties and other factors that ma may cause the actual results of the Comp mpany to be ma materially different from m future re results ts expre ressed or r imp mplied by th those forw rward rd-looking stateme

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mstances are the contents hereof to be reproduced in whole or in part, to the public or the press. Securities legislation in Canada prohibits such distribution of informa

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ment is for informa mation purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy the securities referred to herein.

• Mr. Jame

mes R. Trusler, Chairma man and Interim m CEO, P.Eng is the qualified person as defined by National Instrume ment 43-101 101 has re reviewe wed and is re responsible for r th the Plati tinex pre repara rati tion of this presentation.

MAN MANAGEMEN GEMENT T TEA TEAM M & BO & BOARD

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James es R. Trus usle ler, P. Eng ng., Chairman, Interim CEO: Geological Engineer with in excess of 45 years of exploration experience with a history of discovery and strategic acquisitions.

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Felix Lee, Lee, P. Geo Geo., Director; Economic geologist and Senior Executive with

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30 years

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business and project management experience in the minerals industry both in Canada and internationally. He currently the President of Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (“PDAC”), the world’s largest mining industry association.

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Lorne D. Bur urden, den, P. Geo eo., Director: Consulting Geologist and Senior Manager with

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30 years experience, recently Manager Corporate Development and Senior Geologist Logistics at Royal Nickel Corporation. Former Director

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PDAC.

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Grah aham am Wa Warren, n, B. Com

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CPA, CMA, Director: Senior Financial Executive with 30 plus years of experience in the environmental, resource, biotech, service and tech sectors.

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Gary Gali Galitsky, Director: businessman, entrepreneur and former President and Director to Aurquest Resources Inc., former President and Director to Xanthic Biopharma Inc., and former Director to Green Growth Brands Inc.

• David

id Jami Jamies eson,

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P. Geo eo.,

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advisor, mineral exploration consultant

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A Track Record of Su Success ss

James ames R.

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usler ler P . . Eng. ng.

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nder er, , Ch Chair airma man, In n, Interim terim CE CEO

• Discovered

five Ni-PGE deposits

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Raglan Nickel Mine site

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the Glencore Group (formerly Xstrata, and formerly Falconbridge Ltd). Currently one of the larger producers of Ni-Cu-PGEs in the world.

• Supervised 10 field parties in search of uranium

in Athabasca Basin, successfully discovering four deposits near the Rabbit Lake Mine. This area has become largest source of uranium in the world (Gulf Minerals).

• Led

Teck into the key property to pioneer discovery and development of the Hemlo Gold Camp (Teck Resources).

• Staked and explored 42 large properties across

North America resulting in discovery of six new platinum group element deposits (International Platinum Corporation as VP of Exploration).

Shining Tree: The Forgotten tten Gold Camp mp in the the Abiti tibi Greensto stone Belt

• Gold discovered in Shining Tree

circa 1911

• With difficult access and expensive

transportation costs exploration efforts ceased in 1912

• Following WW1, a 35 km wagon

trail from a rail siding at Mile 80 on CNR line running north from Sudbury was completed into Shining Tree area

• Prospecting resumed and high -

grade gold discoveries were made. Numerous shafts, adits, and trenches were excavated

• Exploration and developments

slowed through the Great Depression and ceased during WW2

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Caswell Ronda Churchill

Shining Tree: The Forgotten tten Gold Camp mp in the the Abiti tibi Greensto stone Belt

• Post WW2 access remained

difficult; first all-weather gravel road completed in 1960

• At a fixed $35 gold price interest in

gold exploration and mining throughout the entire Abitibi waned

• Complicating matters, the

Temagami Land Caution (1973- 1995) directly impacted a portion

• f the Shining Tree Camp with

restrictions to land acquisition, exploration and development

• Mining patents and leases were

allowed to lapse allowing prospectors and small companies to later acquired claims in a patchwork fashion

• Small operators with limited

exploration budgets focused efforts

• n tiny high-grade gold showings

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Caswell Ronda Foundations Churchill Shaft Caswell Waste

Why is the Abitibi Important? Where is the Shining Tree Gold Camp?

• Largest greenstone belt in the

world

• In addition to significant base

metal and iron deposits, over 180 million ounces (5,100 tonnes) gold has been mined since first discovered in 1906

• Host to no less than 15 mines that

produced in excess of 100 tonnes

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• Most significant gold deposits and

all major mines are associated with two extensive linear geological structures; the Porcupine-Destor Fault and the Larder Lake-Cadillac Break

• Shining Tree Gold Camp is located

in the southwest portion of the Abitibi along the projected extension of the Larder Lake- Cadillac Break between the

• perating Young-Davidson (Alamos)

Mine and the advanced development Côté Lake (IAMGOLD) project

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The Abitibi Greenstone Belt

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Why Shining Tree?

• Cost effective exploration; paved

all weather road ~600 kms from Toronto

• Halfway between the major

mining and supply centres of Sudbury and Timmins Ontario.

• Poorly understood geology with

numerous known gold

• ccurrences and deposits
• Major structure passing through

area with local Syenite Intrusions

• Under explored with only limited

and very localized modern mineral exploration techniques applied through Camp

• Ability to acquire Camp scale

land package bookended by large low grade multi-million ounce gold deposits (Cote Lake, and Juby)

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Platinex Shining Tree Accomplishments

• Actively entered the Camp

in 2008

• Amassed a 14,850 ha

property in the central portion of the Shining Tree Camp

• Acquired a 21 km long

section over the poorly explored Ridout-Tyrrell Deformation Zone

• Acquired the former

Caswell, Herrick, and Churchill Mine properties along with portions and extensions to the Ronda and Gold Corona Mine properties

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Platinex Shining Tree Accomplishments

• Has exploration agreements with two

local First Nations and is permitted to complete work on the project by the Province of Ontario

• Initiated a district scale overburden test

pitting programme identifying significant gold in till anomalies

• Initiated detailed geological mapping and

sampling over some of the known gold showings and deposits to better understand geology and mechanisms to mineralization

• Has completed limited shallow drill

testing on some older showings expanding knowledge of geology, alteration, mineralization and down dip potentials

• Has completed a NI43-101 (June 2018)

where recommendations are made to complete a $635,000 exploration programme which includes airborne gradient magnetics, Lidar, and diamond drilling

Unexplored section of Ridout-Tyrrell Deformation Zone; on strike and 3 kms north-west of Gold Corona

NEXT NEXT ST STEP EPS

• $300,000 financing underway

at $0.03/unit with full two year warrant at $0.075 exercise price

• Additional financing Shining

Tree exploration through synergistic relations with senior companies, supported equity raises, royalty option sale, corporate combination

• r other initiative
• Expansion of Shining Tree

property through acquisition

• f adjacent properties
• Looking to rebrand company,

add dynamic board members, and recruit new executive

Ca Capital pital Str Structur ucture

Basic Shares Outstanding 102,614,927 Options 8,250,000 Warrants 25,704,832 Warrants/Options if exercised yield 4,142,000 Fully Diluted 136,569,759 Insider Ownership 15%

Subsequent Events

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On March 11th, entered into a non- binding agreement with Treasury Metals Inc. creating the largest contiguous exploration land package in the Shining Tree Gold Camp (19,895ha)

Treasury Metals Inc Agreement Highlights

• Treasury will transfer a 100% interest in their

Shining Tree Fawcett East property to Platinex; creating the largest gold exploration property in the Shining Tree Camp

• Treasury will transfer to Platinex royalties on

three Ontario and one Chile based exploration projects covering gold, PGM’s and base metal

• pportunities
• Platinex will issue to Treasury 12,500,000

common shares and 5,000,000 non- transferable common share purchase

• warrants. Treasury shall not exercise the

warrants if such exercise would result in Treasury owning 20% or more of the issued and outstanding Platinex shares;

• Treasury will contribute operational

efficiencies between the two companies with a view to provide effective management going forward;

• Treasury will support Platinex’s management

for a two-year period in shareholder votes;

• Platinex will grant Treasury a first right of

refusal to participate in further financings of Platinex shares for a period of two years; and

• Treasury will have the right to appoint a

nominee to the board of directors of Platinex

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CONT ONTACT T IN INFO FORMATION TION

PL PLATI TINEX EX INC. 20 William Roe Blvd. Suite 807 Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 5V6 www.platinex.com (416) 565-5616 Cell J.R. Trusler Interim CEO Fax (888) 470-6450 info@platinex.com

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