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TSX-V: RAK www.racklametals.com CORPORATE PRESENTATION

April 2016

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Forward-looking Statements

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CAUTIONARY NOTES This presentation may contain forward-looking statements including, but not limited to, comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, and other related matters. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Rackla Metals Inc. projects in Canada are at an early stage and all estimates and projections are based on limited, and possibly incomplete, data. More work is required before the mineralization and the Projects’ economic aspects can be confidently modeled. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in this presentation. No representation or prediction is intended as to the results of future work, nor can there be any promise that the estimates and projections herein will be sustained in future work or that the Project will otherwise prove to be economic. Qualified Person: Under the terms of NI43-101, Roger Hulstein, B.Sc., P.Geo. is Rackla‘s Qualified Person.

• Mr. Hulstein has a B.Sc.degree in geology from Saint Mary’s University; 25 years of exploration and mining industry

experience and works mainly in Yukon, Alaska and Nevada. To date his career has included 7 years with Kennecott Canada Inc., one of the world's largest mining companies, as a project geologist on gold programs and as a principle in Aurum Geological Consultants Inc. for 7 years on a variety of exploration projects. Intrusion-related precious metal mineral deposits in North America are his primary focus. Mr. Hulstein is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia, and a "Qualified Person" in accordance with National Instrument 43-101. 2

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Rackla Metals

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• Experienced team of geologists and

prospectors, led by Simon Ridgway

• Rackla regularly reviews 3rd party project

submittals

• Focused on early stage exploration,

target generation & staking

• Extensive land holdings in key Yukon

belts, covering strong gold anomalies

• Radius Gold owns 19.7% of Rackla
• Rackla’s Yukon projects are available for

joint venture

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Discover a world-class mineral deposit in the Americas

STRATEGY

• In house target generation, reconnaissance work & staking
• Reviewing project submittals
• Early joint venture decisions, retain 30-40% of key JV projects
• Keep costs low, avoid major drill programs unless value proposition is totally clear

Corporate Objective

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• Rackla assembled a portfolio
• f promising gold and base

metals projects in Yukon

• Rackla has carried out its own

work on some of the properties, while some were joint ventured to third parties

• All of the projects are

currently available for joint venture, with claims in good standing

Yukon Property Portfolio

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The Rackla Belt

Source: http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/mining/pdf/Yukon_Exploration_Projects_December_2011_13X17.pdf

The Rackla Gold Belt

Scarlet E & W projects

See next page

Face

Western end of Rackla Belt is known as the Nadaleen Trend Eastern end is known as the Rau Trend

Trace of Dawson thrust

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Rackla’s Claims in the Nadaleen Trend

Carlin-type discoveries by Atac

Scarlet West

MVT (Pb–Zn) and Carlin type deposit potential in carbonates

Scarlet East

Sed’t hosted, Carlin type gold associated with As & Tl anomalies.

• Typical Carlin-type geochemical association with arsenic, thallium, mercury and antimony
• Sub-micron gold in both sulphides and oxides
• Regional scale association with continental margin rocks and deep-seated structures
• Hosted by Paleozoic carbonate rocks, locally gritty
• Local association with the hinges of fold structures
• Multiple deposits: a district-scale play

General characteristics of sediment hosted gold systems in the Rackla Belt

Scarlet East

>18km long, 230 claims

Scarlet West

513 claims

Scarlet West Scarlet East Atac – Rackla gold project Strategic Metals – Midas Touch project

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Scarlet East

Trend of anomalous Au-As-Hg-Sb-Tl in soils & rocks

8 On strike from ATAC’s Osiris Project

230 claims in the Rackla Belt area, Yukon in good standing until 2023

• Optioned by Strategic Metals Ltd. in 2012.
• In 2013, Strategic carried out prospecting and mapping along with

geochemical soil sampling (517 samples).

• Geochemical results identified an irregularly shaped,

approximately north-north-westerly trending gold-arsenic- mercury-antimony in soil anomaly over an area of about 2,000 by 700 metres in the eastern part of the property.

• Additional work is recommended by Archer, Cathro & Associates

(1981) Limited, who carried out the work for Strategic, consisting

• f remote sensing studies, detailed geological mapping and

prospecting, hand trenching and diamond drilling.

• October 5, 2014, Strategic terminated the option agreement.

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Arsenic in soils Gold in soils

Scarlet East As and Au soil geochemistry

See detailed maps below

2012 Strategic Metals drill holes, 5 diamond drill holes (total 1167 m), no significant gold values reported

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Carlin-type discoveries by Atac

Scarlet West

Scarlet West

MVT and Carlin type deposit potential in carbonates

• Structurally controlled Zn-Pb-Ag-Au-As-Hg-Tl anomalies in carbonates: MVT and Carlin deposit potential
• Soil sampling & prospecting program completed in 2012 outlined 6 main anomalies

Scarlet West

513 claims

513 claims in the Rackla Belt area, Yukon in good standing until 2017

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Larry Chopper Pad Puddle Discovery White Ridge

Scarlet West: Soil Anomalies (Zn)

Geology

Samantha

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Scarlet West: Soil Anomalies (Au)

Larry Chopper Pad Puddle Discovery White Ridge Samantha

Element Max Comments Hg 50 ppm 125 samples > 0.5ppm Tl 74.5 ppm 36 samples > 5ppm As 2064.2ppm 31 samples > 100ppm Zn 4.66 % 351 samples > 500ppm Pb 1.62 % 5 samples > 500ppm Ag 5 ppm 101 samples > 0.5ppm

3,542 soil samples: stats

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• Geochemical results from rock and soil samples taken during 2011 and 2012 returned significant anomalies for zinc from

the southeast side of the property over all the above zones.

• A 4km linear zinc in soil anomaly was delineated and includes both the Chopper Pad and Discovery Zone.
• Soil lines were sampled spaced at 200m. Coincident lead in soil anomalies range from 500 ppm to >1,000 ppm and several

highly leached and oxidized rock samples from the replaced carbonate mineralized horizon contained >2% zinc.

• The White Ridge Zone, located on the northeast side of the property, has a gold in soil anomaly (>5 – 39 ppb) with

scattered anomalous thallium values (>2 ppm) that was traced for 2 km to the east. Anomalous mercury values (>1,864 ppb) are restricted to the immediate area of the original carbonate hosted White Ridge Zone over an east-west strike length of one kilometre.

• Expanded soil sample coverage over the Puddle Zone, located 1km north of the White Ridge Zone identified a coincident

arsenic (>63 ppm), antimony (>8 ppm) anomaly, with sporadic anomalies for mercury (>911 ppb), arsenic (>62 ppm), silver (>563 ppb), lead (>106) and zinc (>1,110 ppm). This soil anomaly extends over a 1km east-west strike length, extends 500 m north-south, and is open to the west.

Scarlet West

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The Sixty Mile District

Source: http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/mining/pdf/Yukon_Exploration_Projects_December_2011_13X17.pdf

Sixty Mile District

Intrusive-hosted & related Cu-Mo (porphyry) and Au mineralisation

• Cover portions of the headwaters
• f the Sixty Mile gold camp
• Sixty Mile placer district has

produced over 500k Oz Au from placers since 1892, active placer mining area

• No exploration work is currently

planned

638 claims (12,958 hectares) in the Sixty Mile camp, in good standing until 2016 or later

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Sixty Mile Geological Setting

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Figures from University of British Columbia, Mineral Deposit Unit, Yukon Gold Project Final Report, 2012

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Sixty Mile Porphyry

• Holes DDH11-03, 04 and 05 cut a blind, potassic and sericitically altered feldspar porphyry body beneath

shallow overburden

• Hosted by Cretaceous volcanic-intrusive package in a pull-apart basin along the Sixty Mile-Pika fault
• system. Similar age to other Cu-Au-Ag mineralized systems identified in the Yukon
• Porphyry contains disseminated pyrite and pyrite +/ chalcopyrite-molybdenite bearing fractures and

stockworks with silica-sericite alteration haloes

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DDH11-03 averaged 380 ppm Cu and 21 ppm Mo over 294.5 m starting at 25.5 m to EOH

2.

DDH11-04 averaged 356 ppm Cu and 49 ppm Mo over 84.86 m starting at 319 m to EOH

3.

DDH11-05 averaged 542 ppm Cu and 41 ppm Mo over 271.27 m starting at 8.8 m to EOH

• Bedrock sampling in the valley identified a northeast trending Cu anomaly (>350 ppm Cu) over an

approximate 1.5 km by 0.4 km area

• Project available for Joint Venture

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Sixty Mile Porphyry Target

Porphyry Target

Rackla claims

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Sixty Mile River Porphyry Target: Cu in auger holes

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RAK Diamond drill hole RAK hole cutting porphyry Cu system

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The Face Project: 49 claims

Source: http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/mining/pdf/Yukon_Exploration_Projects_December_2011_13X17.pdf

Face

Trace of Dawson thrust

• Western end of the Dawson thrust

– main structural control on ATAC’s Rau, Osiris, Conrad and Scarlet properties.

• Au, Ag, As, Hg, Sb and Mo

government stream sed’t anomalies

• Same stratigraphic setting as Rau,

Osiris, Conrad and Scarlet properties: carbonate / clastic rocks, margin of continental carbonate platform

Work completed

• Extensive ridge and spur soil

sampling

• Partial aeromagnetic survey

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The Face Project

Ridge and Spur sampling completed by Rackla, summer 2011 and 2012 2083 soil samples collected, 4 Au anomalies identified

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The Face Project

3 Ag anomalies identified

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Rivier Property

Optioned to Voyager Gold, a private-stage company

• Watson Lake district
• Anomalous Au+As in soil

samples associated with ultramafic rocks

• Mother lode type lode

system – analogous to Atlin, Cassiar, etc.

2623ppb Au 2266ppb Au 2231ppb Au

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• Reviewing project submittals for potential

acquisition of joint venture

• Extensive land holdings in key Yukon belts,

covering strong gold, silver and base metal anomalies

• Mulitple projects available for joint

venture

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CAPITAL STRUCTURE & TRADING

Warrants 5m @ 5c Options 245k @ 75c Issued 15.1m Fully Diluted 20.35m

Shares trade as RAK.V

Trading range to date: 5c to 13c Average daily volume: 10,000

Radius Gold holds 19.7% 2 year trading graph

April 15, 2016

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Board & Key Management

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Simon Ridgway

President & Director

Ralph Rushton

VP Corp Development & Director

William Katzin

Director

Simon is a prospector, a mining financier and a Casey Research Explorer's League inductee. Grass roots exploration is his first love and he has had a successful career as an explorationist since starting out as a prospector in the Yukon Territory in the late 70s. Simon and the exploration teams under his guidance have discovered gold deposits in Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua and he is looking to continue that success in the Yukon Territory. On the financial side, Companies operating under the Gold Group banner have raised over $375 million for exploration and development projects since 2003. Simon is also the Chairman of both Fortuna Silver Mines and Focus Ventures Mr Rushton has a B.Sc. in geology from Portsmouth University in the UK, a Master's degree in economic geology from the University of Alberta, and a Certificate in Business Communications from Simon Fraser University. Much of his 20 years' experience in mining and exploration was gained working as a geologist for the Anglo American group in Southern Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Ralph has been an integral part of the Gold Group of companies for the past seven years.

• Mr. Katzin is a graduate of the University of Cape Town, South Africa with a Bachelor of Commerce and Law degree. He is a member of the

Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia. He has been a partner in private practice with a Vancouver firm of Chartered Accountants since 1986 and has experience working with resource and exploration companies

Tim Beale

Director

• Mr. Beale holds a Bachelor's degree in Geology from the University of London and a Master's degree in Mineral Exploration from the Royal

School of Mines in London. He has over 25 years of experience in mineral exploration and development with major corporations such as BP Minerals, RTZ Corporation, Rio Tinto and Anglo American, and spent 20 years living and working in Chile, Argentina and Peru. In 2009, Mr. Beale moved to Canada to become Anglo American's Exploration Manager for North America. Mr. Beale joined Iron Creek Capital Corp. as President in 2010.

David Cass

Director

• Mr. Cass holds a Masters degree in Mineral Exploration. He is a practicing member (P.Geo) of the Association of Professional Engineers and

Geoscientists of B.C. with over 21 years' international experience exploring for precious and base metals. He spent 15 years Anglo American plc, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in jurisdictions such as Turkey, Iran, Eastern Europe and the America's. He was responsible for Anglo's exploration programs throughout Canada, Central America, Mexico, mainland USA and Alaska. Since 2006, Mr. Cass has worked for junior exploration companies exploring in Canada, Mexico, Central America and Peru.

Roger Hulstein

Exploration Manager

• Mr. Hulstein has a B.Sc.degree in geology from Saint Mary's University. He has 30 years exploration and mining industry experience and has

worked mainly in Yukon, Alaska and Nevada. His career to date has included 7 years with Kennecott Canada Inc., one of the world's largest mining companies, as a project geologist on gold programs and was a principle in Aurum Geological Consultants Inc. for 7 years on a variety of exploration projects. His experience has a strong focus on intrusion-related precious metal mineral deposits in North America. Mr. Hulstein is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia, and Rackla’s "Qualified Person" in accordance with National Instrument 43-101.

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Contacts

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Simon Ridgway Ralph Rushton

Suite 650-200 Burrard Street Vancouver BC V6C 3L6

• Tel. 604.801.5432
• Fax. 604.662.8829

Toll Free. 1.888.627.9378 info@goldgroup.com