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Nordgold: A High Growth International Gold Producer with a Near- Term Pipeline of Low cost, De-Risked Development Opportunities Louw Smith, COO NORD LI (LSE) September 19, 2016

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Nordgold: Diversified Asset Base Across Four Continents Neryungri Buryatzoloto 84 koz 113 koz Gross 230E+ koz Pistol Bay Bouly Bissa Berezitovy Montagne d’Or 120E+ koz 235 koz 125 koz Suzdal Aprelkovo 75 koz 20 koz Taparko 83 koz H1 2016 Revenue by Geography Operating Mines Lefa 214 koz Developing Assets Burkina Faso Russia Exploration Assets 33% 34% Kazakhstan Exploration Areas Guinea 10% 24% Actual production in 2015 3

Key Messages  Focus on Free Cash Flow Low Cost Producer Compared to Peers  Target Positive Free Cash Flow Generation at All Mines  Robust Balance Sheet and Liquidity Control   Margin Improvement and Profitable Extensions of Existing Operations  Continuous Productivity Improvement Programs Development Projects at Operating Mines  Near-Mine Exploration Success   Growth Pipeline Delivered First Gold Poured at Bouly (Burkina-Faso)   Gross (Russia) Construction Ongoing Montagne d’Or (French Guyana) Feasibility Study on Schedule  Promising Exploration at Pistol Bay (Canada)  4 4

Nordgold is a LOW COST Producer Compared to Peers  FY2015 Nordgold AISC was US$793/oz (11% reduction YoY) - one of the lowest compared to peers  US$158.1m Free Cash Flow achieved in 2015, while investing in construction of Bouly mine FY 2015 All-In Sustaining Cost, US$/oz Au Eq. 1,200 1,000 793 800 600 Nordgold 400 200 Gold production, koz 0 5 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000

Strong Cash Flow in Challenging Market Environment  Operating Cash Flow (OCF) increased despite of the 2015 falling gold price as a result of higher sales and lower costs  Meaningful positive Free Cash Flow (FCF) generation due to strong OCF and low maintenance CAPEX US$/oz 450 US$ million 1,400 300 US$ million 418 258 1,200 238 329 311 1,000 200 300 181 158 158 800 600 100 150 400 63 200 0 0 0 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015 FCF Capex OCF Gold price Nordgold Consistently Generates Free Cash Flow 6

Debt Profile Improvement Debt (in US$ million) and Average Interest Rate Dynamics  Nordgold’s debt position, as at 30 June, 2016: 968 946 944 1000 6.0% 5.9% 905 – Total Debt of US$905.3 million 800 724 5.5% 627 584 – Net Debt of US$562.5 million, US$161 563 600 million lower vs. Net Debt at end 2013 5.0% 400 4.9% 4.8% 4.7% – Net Debt / LTM EBITDA was 1.3x, which is 4.5% 200 significantly below our covenant level of 3.5x Gross Debt / LTM EBITDA 0 4.0% 2013 2014 2015 1H2016  No large debt repayments due until mid-2018 Total Debt Net Debt Average interest rate (RHS)  We continue to manage our leverage and interest Debt Maturity Schedule, US$ million rate in the most efficient manner 615 600 448 500 400 Sberbank Loan Eurobond 200 167 84 42 0 7 2016 2017 2018 2019

Mine Productivity Improvements at Taparko Loading productivity, tonnes per hour Productivity Improvement Initiatives +64,7% 700 600  Nordgold implemented Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) project in mining to 500 improve productivity of primary equipment 400 300  Key initiatives include: 8 7 7 6 6 200 5 5 • Reorganization of shift and lunch 100 break schedules to limit lost time 0 Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul • Optimizing trucks payloads (training of 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 trucks operators with payload Loading productivity, t/h Number of excavators procedure) Lunch optimization example, additional tones moved, July 2016 • Blast fragmentation improvement • Introduction of mining fleet dispatching systems Additional  Resultantly, loading productivity was 97,110 tonnes improved by 65% with less excavators moved lead to in operation 9% increase in production 8 1 5 10 15 20 25 30

Berezitovy Underground Development Project Berezitovy Underground Project Overview Berezitovy Underground Perspective  First underground Mineral Resources of 168koz Location Russia, Amur region Location reported in 2015  50 km from Trans-Siberian railway, NG Feasibility study converted 107koz into Ore Infrastructure access with all-season road, OP Reserves infrastructure  Twin decline development to commence H1 2017 to Mine type Open pit, CIL access high-grade ore extensions below current open pit Project parameters  Stage Open pit, UG development First ore accessed in H2 2018, and full production in H1 2017 2019 at an annual rate of 350kt at 5.4g/t. Start-up year  Estimated CAPEX US$14.7 million Complete mechanized mine operated by 90 technical and operations employees. Annual production 55 koz, 3 years LoM  LoM average TCC & Mining method consist of long-hole open stoping with US$589/oz & US$725/oz AISC cemented rockfill  Annual processing continue at a rate of 1.82Mtpa until 2021; mill feed consisting of underground ore, open pit ore and historical stockpiles.  10,000m of annual exploration drilling will target Mineral Resources conversion and test depth extensions  Regional early stage exploration focused on Khaikta permit north of Berezitovy 9 9