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Kinross Fort Knox Resource Development Council 2015 Kinross Gold- Operations Map RUSSIA NORTH AMERICA Dvoinoye Kupol Fort Knox Kettle River Buckhorn WEST Round Toronto Mountain AFRICA Tasiast Chirano Paracatu La Coipa

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Kinross Fort Knox

Resource Development Council 2015

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Kinross Gold- Operations Map

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Tasiast Fort Knox Kupol Kettle River – Buckhorn Round Mountain Chirano

NORTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA WEST AFRICA RUSSIA

n Operations n Development Projects n Head Office

Dvoinoye Toronto La Coipa Maricunga Paracatu

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Fort Knox History

1984 – Visible gold discovered on claims
1994 – State & Federal permits issued
1995 – Project construction began
1996 – First gold pour
2009 – First gold poured from heap leach
2011 – 5,000,000th ounce of gold poured

4,500,000 hours with no LTI

2012 – Heap leach expansion
2013 – Second CIC plant constructed
2013 – 6,000,000th ounce of gold poured
2015 – Mine expansion

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Fort Knox- Operations

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Currently permitted until 2020
The milling and mining operations at Fort

Knox continue to operate 24-hours a day, 365 days a year

Fort Knox produced 379,453 ounces of

gold in 2014

Single largest private taxpayer in FNSB
Largest source of income for the Alaska

Mental Health Trust Authority.

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Fort Knox- Operations

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91M tons mined in 2014

○ 250k tons per day utilizing over 60 major pieces of equipment

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6 Mill Facility

2014 total 14.9M tons of ore
41k tons per day

Fort Knox- Operations

Heap Leach Facility

Production started in 2009
Technology extended the mine life
To date 156M tons processed

○ 700k ounces of gold produced

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Business of Mining: Core Values

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Our People

673 direct employees
543 indirect jobs created in Alaska
Age range: 18-66
46% employed 5+ years at Fort Knox
22% employed 15+ years at Fort Knox

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SAFETY

PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST

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Fort Knox Continued Commitment to Safety

2015 International Society of Mine Safety Professionals Awards (ISMSP): Administration Group: 10+ years no LTI; 5 years no reportable incident Mobile Maintenance Group: 9 years no LTI Ore Processing Group: 4+ years no LTI

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Safety Extends Outside the Workplace

AED’s (Automatic External Defibrillator):

○ Donation made to the School District ○ Life saving device in each building/school

Youth Safety Day:

○ Donation of 750 youth bike helmets per year ○ Multi-year commitment

Fox, Alaska Community Park:

○ Safe place for kids to gather and play

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ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP

SETTING THE GOLD STANDARD

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Interstate Mining Compact Commission

Brent Goodrum, Mining, Land and Water Division Director ADNR Greg Conrad, Executive Director IMCC Jennifer Pyecha, Senior Environmental Engineer Kinross Fort Knox Ed Fogels, Deputy Commissioner ADNR

Reclamation Award

Recognized for exemplary reclamation

f True North

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True North – 2005

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True North - 2013

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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY

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Video

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