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MIKE Project, BC

BC’s Newest Copper Porphyry District

March 2016

Cautionary Disclaimer

This presentation may contain statements that constitute “forward-looking information” for the purposes of Canadian securities laws. Such statements are based on Cresval’s (“CRV” or “CRV’s”) current expectations, estimates, forecasts and projections. Such forward-looking information includes statements regarding (CRV’s) outlook for future

• perations, plans and timing for exploration activities, and other expectations, intentions and plans that are not

historical fact. The words “estimates”, “projects”, “expects”, “intends”, “believes”, “plans”, “will”, “may”, or their negatives or other comparable words and phrases are intended to identify forward-looking information. Such forward-looking information is based on certain factors and assumptions and is subject to risks, uncertainties and

• ther factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from future results expressed or implied by such

forward-looking information. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from (CRV’s) expectations include uncertainties relating to interpretation of drill results and geology, additional drilling results, continuity and grade of deposits, participation in joint ventures, reliance on other companies as operators, fluctuations in metals prices and currency exchange rates, changes in environmental and other laws affecting exploration and mining, and other risks and uncertainties disclosed in CRV’s Annual Information Form and other filings with the applicable Canadian securities commissions on SEDAR. Many of these factors are beyond the control

• f CRV. Consequently, all forward-looking information contained in this news release is qualified by this cautionary

statement and there can be no assurance that actual results or developments anticipated by CRV will be realized. For the reasons set forth above, investors should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking information. Except as required by applicable law, CRV disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

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Overview: Reasons to Own Cresval

 Prime undeveloped (11,000+ hectare) land package in emerging copper porphyry district  Positioned to grow as adjoining IKE project is developed  Significance of IKE discovery validated by Amarc/Thompson Creek agreement  Numerous untested targets with copper mineralization  Low market cap with small float

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Amarc1 Cresval2 Carube3

Shares Issued

141,352,632 22,073,231 61,800,000

Market Cap

$ 14,135,263 $ 882,929 $ 5,771,736

Fully Diluted

144,403,932 27,050,731 72,146,704

Best Leverage

1 From Interim Financials dated June 30, 2015; market cap as of Nov 2, 2015 2 As of January 1, 2016; market cap as of Feb 1, 2016 3 From Corporate Presentation dated Nov 1, 2015; market cap as of Nov 2, 2015

Peer Group Comparison: Capitalization

An Emerging New Porphyry District

COPPER-RICH INTRUSION LARGER THAN IKE WITHIN A HIGHLAND VALLEY-SCALE PORPHYRY DISTRICT

“This isn’t just one deposit, it’s a whole entire district that’s going to come to the fore, and it doesn’t get any better…”

Robert Dickinson

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GOLD BRIDGE BRALORNE

In the Heart of BC’s Mining Industry

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CRV’s MIKE Project – Acquired in 2007

OWNED 100%, NO ROYALTIES. 11,127 HECTARES (27,500 ACRES)

Approx: 235 km by road from Vancouver 175 km by road from Lillooet 50 km by road from Goldbridge

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Significant Cu-Mo-Ag-Au Mineralization

Indicative of a Cu- Mo-Ag-Au porphyry system Found historically by majors, more recently by CRV. All hosted by copper- rich Bridge River PLuton

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Explored by Majors Since 1930

1928-30 Discovery of Cu mineralization at Nichol & Russnor 1929-36 COMINCO: underground development and hand trenching on Russnor & Nichol, with 1.1% Cu/12.2m true width in Russnor adit and 0.57% Cu over 60m from chip sampling the canyon exposure; 2.8% Cu/4.5m on Nichol from trenching. Discovery of Showing #3, 3.26% Cu/9.1m 1955 NORANDA: 1.1% Cu/26.2m in Russnor adit 1961-63 PHELPS DODGE: 613m in 5 DDH on Russnor in 1961, mineralization in 4/5 holes, 0.3% Cu over 36.6m Discovery and hand trenching of BR, 0.57%Cu/7.6m in 1961 Mapping, magnetic and soil surveys on Nichol 1969 TCML: 51.2m diamond drilling in 2 holes on Russnor; entire holes ran 0.3% Cu/26.5m & 0.14% Cu/23.9m 1970-71 CANEX: 590m in 4 90º BQ DDH on BR with 0.134% Cu/9m but no other results reported. Cerro:. Limited mapping & soils on Russnor, 915 ppm Cu, 47 Mo TCML: 1.38 % Cu over 33m from Russnor adit (Elwell, 1970) 1979-81 Polischuk and Goldbridge: 30.5m in 2 DDH, 3.5% Cu, 0.08% Mo/3m, limited sampling on Nichol 381m in 8 BQ DDH, 0.97% Cu/3m. AMAX: Mapping, magnetic & IP surveys on BR

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Bulk-mineable, copper ± molybdenum ± gold ± silver porphyry deposit.

The Target

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Windy Copper Showing: Open 400m by 1km zone Nichol Showing: Open 400 by 600m zone Russnor Showing: Open 1150m by 600m zone Copper Plateau Showing: Partly open 450 by 550m zone, adjoining BR BR Showing: Open 1700m by 500m zone Key showings lie on edge of basalt caps – possible large porphyry extends underneath.

Five Key Showings to Date:

11 Bridge River Pluton

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Nichol

Nichol Showing

Interval Cu Grade % Ag Grade g/t Au Grade g/t Mo Grade % 1.0 metres T 4.37 32.8 0.16 0.015 0.6 metres T 8.91 33.1 0.043 8.5 metres* DD 3.50 34.3 0.079

Historical Trench re-sampling (T) & Drilling (DD) Highlights:

IKE

12 Near water, road, valley access (view looking easterly) *Limited and incomplete sampling. Historical references at end of presentation

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3.26% Cu/9.1m 0.44% Cu/24.5m View looking northerly towards IKE

• Open 400 by 350m Cu ±Au soil anomaly
• Cu mineralization over a 1 km by 400m area
• 1.53% Cu, 0.20% Mo, 9.2 g/t Au, 52.3 g/t Ag from 350m long zone west of grid
• Additional Cu mineralization 1 km to NW - 0.69% Cu, 14.1 g/t Ag

Windy Copper Showing

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BR Showing

BR Showing

1.7 km x 0.5 km zone along cliffs

Interval Cu Grade 17 metres .14%

Historical Trenching Highlights:

Interval Cu Grade 9 metres .134%

Historical Drilling Highlights:

Canex drilling 590m/4 holes IP suggests extension under basalt cap

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Russnor Showing

Interval Cu Grade Location 60.0 m 0.57% Canyon 30.5 m 1.38% Adit 16.2 m 1.00% Canyon

Russnor Historic Sampling Highlights:

Interval Cu Grade 36.6 metres 0.300% 48.0 metres 0.091% 26.5 metres 0.300%

Russnor Historic Drill Highlights:

613m/5 holes by PD, 51.2/2 holes by TCML and rest by New Jersey Zinc (no data). CRV in 2011

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2.96% Cu /9.1m from here

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Copper Plateau Showing

Mineralization extends significantly into plateau area

Interval Cu Grade 99.1 metres .051%

• Incl. 65.5 metres

.149%

2011 Drilling Highlights:

Interval Cu Grade 205.75 metres .033%

• Incl. 87.5 m

.060%

2011 Drilling Highlights:

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450 by 550m Cu soil anomaly, open to S & E (max. 4120 ppm Cu, 75 ppb Au, 457 ppm Mo). Amenable to open pit mining.

200m

RUSSNOR SHOWING

Location of 2011 Russnor drilling

• ver 2010 Copper in Soils

after Mark, 2010

13.5 line km soil survey in 2010 Open ended 1 km long 600m wide Cu-Au-Ag +Mo, Sb, Zn

• Max. values:

985 ppm Cu 81 ppb Au 71.1 ppm Mo RUSSNOR SHOWING Location of Cresval’s 2011 Russnor drilling 17

Significant Drill Results

Highlighted by long intervals, close to surface.

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Name Million T Cu % Mo % Au g/t Ag g/t

Red ChrisA 288 0.37

• 0.28
• New ProsperityB

831 0.23

• 0.41
• Mt. PolleyC

87 0.29

• 0.30

0.4 MorrisonD 267 0.35 0.005 0.17

• Mt. MilliganE

478 0.20

• 0.39
• AjaxF

512 0.31

• 0.19
• Copper MountainG

233 0.36

• 0.09

1.3 Gibralter (GDP3)H 752 0.30 0.008

• Highland ValleyI

663 0.29 0.008

• HuckleberryC

40 0.34

• 1. Resources estimated at 0.20% Cu cutoff. Resources include Measured and Indicated only.

A – I: For information sources refer to reference page in Appendix

RESOURCES AND RESERVES AT SELECTED MINES AND PROJECTS1 19

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 Airborne geophysical survey

• High resolution, magnetic & radiometric
• E-W lines at 100m spacing
• Approximately 1,149 line km

COMPLETED NOVEMBER 2015

2015 Program at Mike Project

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New Raven Property, Gold

2.7 km trend of Au mineralization Diamond drilling, 481m in 10 holes: 5.8 g/t Au over 2.8m, 8.87 g/t Au over 2.4m, incl 15.64 over 1.2m 15.64 g/t Au over 1.5m Au

Aumax Property, Gold, Silver

2 zones Lower: open 600m by 100-300m zone Trenching: 5.3 g/t Au, 583.6 g/t Ag/ 0.8m Upper: open 450 by 100m zone Trenching 1.0 g/t Au, 10.5 g/t Ag / 3m Historical placer gold production downstream

• f the property.

CRV’s Other BC Projects

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Lee Ann Wolfin, President President of CRV since 2006. Has funded and managed reconnaissance and drill

• programs. Non-practicing lawyer in both California and British Columbia. Bachelor
• f Arts degree from the University of British Columbia and a Juris Doctor from

Southwestern University of Law, California, 1984. Former Director of Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. Louis Wolfin, Founder and Director Management and finance career spans more than 60 years. Developed the Avino silver mine in Mexico, which operated for 27 years. Acquired the Bralorne, King and Pioneer mines and combined them into one company which reopened as the Bralorne Mine in 2011. Has directed Cresval's growth from its inception in 2001. David Wolfin, Director Over 30 years’ experience in mining and finance. CEO, President and Director of Avino Silver & Gold Mines, Bralorne Gold Mines Ltd. ( a subsidiary of Avino Silver & Gold Mines), President and Director Coral Gold Resources Ltd., Director of Berkley Renewables, President and Director Gray Rock Resources Ltd and former Director of Levon Resources. In his various roles with these companies within the Oniva Mining Group, he has helped raise over C$100 million.

Management & Directors

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Management & Directors

Florian Riedl-Riedenstein, Director More than 30 years' experience in corporate finance and international banking. Based in Vienna Austria he provides Cresval with valuable exposure and counsel regarding foreign investment. Specializes in the funding of resource companies. Ernest A. Calvert, Director Director of Cresval since 2004. Brings to the company more than 40 years' experience in the mining industry and many years in the financial industry. 23

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• Formed Cresval in 2001 to explore and develop precious

metals properties in North America.

• Began in the 1950s as a stockbroker, built his own firm and

helped mining companies raise millions of dollars.

• Began building his own mining companies in the 60s which

are part of the Oniva Group of Companies that include:

• Avino Silver & Gold Mines operated the Avino Mine for 27

years, producing silver, gold, copper and lead. Re-opened in June of 2011.

• Levon Resources: was developing massive porphyry copper

project in Mexico.

• Coral Gold Resources: exploring/developing Robertson

Project adjoining Barrick’s Pipeline Gold Mine; negotiated joint ventures on the property with Amax Gold, Placer Dome, Barrick Gold.

• Bralorne Gold Mines: historic mine recently went back into
• peration.

Louis Wolfin near Gold Bridge, BC.

Founder Profile: Louis Wolfin

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Key Advisors

Jean Pautler, Cresval Geologist

• Yukon Prospector of the Year 2010
• Independent Geologist since 2001
• Major company experience includes Teck Exploration and Kerr

Addison Mines

• Graduate of Laurentian University, Honors B.Sc in geology
• 35 years experience in North American Cordillera

Jean Pautler manages exploration of Cresval’s projects.

Andrew Kaplan, Advisor

• Founder of A to B Capital Management, and manages the A to B

Capital Special Situations Fund, LP which was launched January 1,

• 2009. The fund invests in the small cap sector through private,

pre-public and publicly traded companies.

• Vice President of Barry Kaplan Associates ("BKA") for the past 16

years, a leading financial public relations firm for both public and private companies in the US, Canada and abroad.

• Capital Markets Strategist for Avino Silver & Gold Mines.

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 23,273,231 shares issued & outstanding  1,707,500 options outstanding  600,000 warrants outstanding  Fully Diluted 25,580,731

Stock Info – Low Market Cap

An Oniva International associated company

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President: Lee Ann Wolfin 604.913.7788 Head Office: Suite 900, 570 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6C 3P1 604.682.3701 Shares Traded: TSX.V – Symbol CRV Frankfurt Exchange – Symbol CFV

www.cresval.com

Corporate Information

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APPENDIX

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MIKE PROJECT COPPER PLATEAU DRILL, TRENCH & SOIL PLAN

JP Exploration Services Inc. April 28, 2012 > > 0-99 in ppm DDH71-4 DDH71-1 DDH71-3 BASALT BASALT QUARTZ MONZONITE QUARTZ MONZONITE DDH71-2 QM Bx QUARTZ MONZONITE QUARTZ MONZONITE

ABBREVIATIONS

OVB overburden BAS basalt LT latite dyke/sill FEL felsic dyke REG regolith QM quartz monzonite QM Bx quartz monzonite breccia FEL LT

0.053%Cu/85.6m

• incl. 0.09/36.6

0.033%Cu/205.75m

• incl. 0.06/87.5

0.051%Cu/99.1m

• incl. 0.15/12.2

0.043%Cu/68.95m

• incl. 0.11/15m

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MIKE PROJECT RUSSNOR DRILL PLAN

JP Exploration Services Inc. July 17, 2012 4800’ 4900’

ADIT

1.38% Cu/30.5m Elwell, 1970 470000mE 470400mE 5640000mN

100m

69-2: 0.14% Cu/23.9m 69-1: 0.30% Cu/26.5m

OVB overburden B basalt AND andesite LT latite dyke FEL felsic dyke REG regolith AP aplite QM granite QM Bx granite breccia

0.10% Cu/3.05m near bottom

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63.7 m 188.67 m 280.4m 163.2 m 142.5 m 82.3m 73.5 m 151.5 m

adit

LEGEND

quartz vein

5639800mN

0.043%Cu/189m

• incl. 0.10/18m

0.03%Cu/36.6m

• incl. 0.51/15.24

0.074%Cu/69.3m

• incl. 0.09/48m