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NORTH AMERICAN PALLADIUM THE WORLDS ONLY PURE PLAY PALLADIUM PRODUCER TSX:PDL | OTC:PALDF May ay 3, 2019 FIRST QUARTER 2019 MANAGEMENT AGENDA PARTICIPANTS Jim Gal allagher lagher President and Chief Executive Officer 1. Q1 Highlights


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NORTH AMERICAN PALLADIUM

FIRST QUARTER 2019

THE WORLD’S ONLY PURE PLAY PALLADIUM PRODUCER

TSX:PDL | OTC:PALDF May ay 3, 2019

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MANAGEMENT PARTICIPANTS

AGENDA

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1. Q1 Highlights 2. Operation Update 3. Financial Update 4. Exploration 5. Market Activity 6. Dividend 7. Q&A

Jim Gal allagher lagher

President and Chief Executive Officer

Tim Hil ill

Vice President, Finance & Chief Financial Officer

Davi avid Pec eck

Vice President, Exploration

Friday, May 3, 2019 QUARTERLY RESULTS

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Dis isclai claimer mers and d Forward-Looking Looking Informati

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All dollar amounts shown are in Canadian dollars unless otherwise stated.

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Q1 1 HI HIGH GHLI LIGH GHTS

Health lth & Safety ty

  • LTI-free quarter and 1.5 TRIF (2018 Industry Average is 3.8)

Prod

  • duct

uction ion

  • Average daily underground production – 6,755 tonnes

at a cost of $38/tonne mined

  • 52,698 ounces of payable palladium produced
  • Mine expansion on track
  • Mill recovery – 82.4%
  • Mill throughput below expectations

Sustain ained ed Profit itab ability ility

  • Revenue – $128.3 million
  • Net income – $29.5 million
  • Cash provided from Operations - $75.8 million
  • Free cash flow1 - $46.9 million
  • Debt – $0
  • Quarterly dividend increased to $0.10

Explo plorat ation ion

  • Very positive developments

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  • 1. Non-IFRS measure.

QUARTERLY RESULTS

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MINE NE EXP XPANSION NSION

  • Underground ramping up to 12,000 tpd by 2021
  • 2019 – A year of development:
  • Total metres of development in Q1 2019; 28%

increa ease over Q1 2018

  • Ramped up to 30.5m/day in March – 75% higher

igher than 2018 annual average

  • Moved 8,570 tpd underground (ore + waste) in March

– 23% higher igher than 2018 annual average

  • Scope of expansion project extends significantly

beyond just mine activity

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New dry facility Camp expansion Water treatment plant upgrade Ventilation system upgrade

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Average tonnes per day & average grade

UNDER ERGR GROUN OUND D PRODUCTION ODUCTION

Ounces produced

PAYAB ABLE LE PALLAD LADIUM IUM

QUARTERLY RESULTS

3.3 g/t Q1 2018 3.2 g/t Q1 2019 6,327 6,755 Q1 2018 Q1 2019

SHERIF ERIFF F PIT RGO GO

2019 Guidance: 220,000- 235,000

Q1 2019 Q1 2018 0.9 g/t 0.8 g/t 3,922 2,683

Average tonnes per day & average grade Average tonnes per day & average grade

2.4 g/t Q1 2019 Q1 2018 1.3 g/t 1,422 22

Q1 1 PRODU ODUCTIO CTION N HI HIGH GHLIGHT LIGHTS

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MILL LL PERFORMANC RFORMANCE E

  • Average throughput 8,984 tpd vs 12,000 tpd target
  • Challen

enge ges: s:

  • Two conveyer belt failures
  • Major work on primary and secondary crushers
  • Fines from SLS underground
  • Mitigat

ation: n:

  • Organizational changes
  • Renewed focus on preventative maintenance
  • Design changes to crushing and conveying
  • Opportun

unity ty:

  • High ratio of fines presents an opportunity for a potential increase in

total throughput above 12,000 tpd

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Q1 Fi Q1 Fina nancial Highl ncial Highlight ights

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

STRONG ONG BA BALA LANCE CE SH SHEET

Net t Debt bt

(C$ mill llion ion – Total al debt less Cash) h)

Liqu quidi dity ty

(C$ mill llion) ion)

$165.5 Q1 2018 $20.7 Q1 2019 +$1 $144.8 .8 Cash Credit

Curre rrent t Ratio tio

(Curr rrent nt Assets ts / Curre rent nt Liabili abiliti ties)

Q1 2018 Q1 2019

Debt bt/Equ /Equity ty Ratio tio

(Total Liabilities / Shareholders’ Equity)

Q1 2019 Q1 2018 Q1 2018 Q1 2019

  • $1

$100 00.4 .4

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

SI SIGNI GNIFICANT FICANT CASH SH GE GENERA ERATION TION

Pa Palladi adium um Sold d

(payab able le ounces es)

Pa Palladi adium um Reve venue e pe per r Ounce ce Sold ld 1

(US$ per ounce ce sold)

Revenue venue

(C$ millio ion) n)

Cash sh Flow from m Ope perati ations

  • ns

(C$ millio ion) n)

  • 1. Non-IFRS measure, please refer to Non-IFRS Measures in the MD&A.

Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +51% 1% Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +1% 1% Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +48 48% Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +$6 $62.3 .3

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

COS OST STRUCTU UCTURE RE

Production Costs

(C$ per tonne ne mille led) d)

Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +34 34%

Under ergr ground Costs

(C$ per tonne mined)

Q1 2018 Q1 2019

  • 3%

3%

AISC SC1

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(US$ S$ per ounce nce produc duced) d)

Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +30 30%

  • 1. Non-IFRS measure, please refer to Non-IFRS Measures in the MD&A.

AISC Variance $210

  • Less by-product revenue
  • Increased royalty – 5% of NSR
  • Increased production costs; milling

issues and expansion

  • Less ounces produced
  • Increased sustaining capital; u/g dev.,

TMF & site expansion

  • Weaker CAD
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FINANC NCIAL IAL RESU SULTS

Net Income

(C$ mill llion) ion)

Adjusted EBITDA

(C$ mill llion) ion)

Capital l Investment

(C$ mill llion) ion)

Exploration Expenditures

(C$ mill llion) ion)

  • 1. Non-IFRS measure, please refer to Non-IFRS Measures in the MD&A.

Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +$3 $33.2 .2 Q1 2019 Q1 2018 +$2 $24.9 .9 Q1 2019 Q1 2018 +20 20% Q1 2018 Q1 2019 +74% 4%

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Ex Explo ploration ation

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EXP XPLORA LORATION TION RESU SULTS

Lac des Iles

  • Three new underground zones delineated
  • Enhanced potential to expand resources
  • New exploration drift in progress
  • Surface drilling ongoing, new results coming

Sunday Lake

  • #1 opportunity in our blue sky portfolio
  • Potential for a large deposit has improved

Regional Program

  • Geophysical screening program continues

Expanding resource potential at Lac des Iles and new discoveries at Sunday Lake

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Q1 2019 Investor Call Exploration Friday, May 3, 2019

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LAC DES ES ILES ES UNDERGR ERGROUND UND EX EXPLORA RATION TION

C Zone Targe get: Exp xpansi sion

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  • Initial results suggest the C Zone in the Offset

Block splits into two divergent trends: 1) a persistent north-south trend that parallels the Offset Zone Deposit and 2) a south-west trend that has significant strike length potential and is open in most directions. Assays pending.

New Zones Added, Drilling Program Expanded

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B series ies and and the Myster ery Zone

  • Three discrete satellite zones of palladium mineralization

referred to as the B1 to B3 zones, were identified within a few tens of metres of previous or planned mining areas in the Offset block.

  • The upper parts of the B2 and B3 zones are already in the

mining plan. Whereas their lower extensions as well as the

  • ther B zones required additional drilling.
  • The Mystery Zone is an isolated area of Pd mineralization

located on the eastern side of mining area in Offset Block.

  • Recent drilling and geological modelling suggest that the

Mystery Zone is likely a much larger area of mineralization than previously believed and could connect to the surface of the Twilight Zone in the southeast extension of the Roby pit.

Offset Satellites

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LAC DES ES ILES ES UNDERGR ERGROUND UND EX EXPLORA RATION TION

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LAC DES S ILES S SU SURFACE CE EXPLORA LORATION TION

New Geophy hysical sical Targe gets ts

  • Final targets emerging from 2018/19

geophysical programs

Exp xpanded ed Dril ill Program am

  • Plan to drill over 30 km this year based
  • n recent success

Three ee Pd Pd Zones (so (so far)

  • Distinct mineralized trends found at

Creek Zone, below and south of historical Baker Zone and along the North Rim of the complex Near Surface Resource Potential

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SU SUNDAY Y LA LAKE KE

2019 Drilli lling ng Progr

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am

  • Completed 7,300 metres in 6 holes in ~3 months and expanded the PGM zone to

cover nearly the full strike length and width of the intrusion

Highligh lights ts

  • Big Re

Red Target returned best results to date on the property with first two holes in the western target area:

 SL-19-026: 41.2 metres with 3.22 g/t Pt, 2.08 g/t Pd and 0.21 g/t Au (5.51 g/t 3E) with 0.57% Cu and 0.19% Ni. Includes 15.8 metre of 9.11 g/t 3E with 0.88% Cu and a 8.30 metre sub- interval of 13 g/t 3E, 1.23% Cu.

 SL-19-029: 275m step out from hole 26 intersected 32.0 metres with 3.35 g/t 3E, including 8.17 metres of 5.44 g/t 3E and 0.51% Cu.

  • Encouraging results from the central part of intrusion

 SL-19-025: 14.80 metres with 2.33 g/t 3E and 0.29% Cu including 2.30 metres with 4.11 g/t 3E and 0.48% Cu and 1.60 metres with 5.18 g/t 3E and 0.70% Cu.  SL-19-030: 20.61 metres with 1.87 g/t 3E, including a higher-grade sub-interval of 5.50 metres with 3.67 g/t 3E and 0.83% Cu.

PGM Zone expanded, best ever drill results reported

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Big Red

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SU SUNDAY Y LA LAKE KE

Many ny targe gets ts remain ain to to be be tested

  • New drilling results warrant additional testing of

geophysical anomalies

  • Additional geophysics also warranted
  • Extension drilling recommended around recent,

higher-grade intersections

  • After completing this work, a decision will be taken
  • n whether or not to proceed to an initial resource

delineation program Future plans

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Ma Marke ket t Act Activi ivity ty

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Q1 1 MARKETING KETING

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

  • Multiple desk presentations
  • Road shows: Toronto, Montreal, New York, Boston,

London

  • Conferences: PDAC, BMO and Zurich
  • Media interviews: BNN, The Globe and Mail,

Bloomberg, Kitco, Northern Miner (and others)

  • NAP Investor Day Toronto (March 26)
  • Analyst LDI Site Tour (March 27)
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BROOK BROOKFIELD FIELD SE SECOND ONDARY ARY OF OFFERING FERING

  • Sold 5,770,000 shares at $13.00/share
  • Bought deal with a consortium of Canadian banks

led by BMO and RBC

  • Reduced ownership from 91% to 81%
  • Brookfield pleased with transaction outcome:
  • Increased market liquidity – at a price that should allow

good upside for investors

  • Helped provide shareholder diversity
  • Raised NAP profile to broader global audience
  • Brookfield will be back to the market in the future –

potentially larger transaction, no specific timeline

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MARKET KET VOL OLITILIT ITILITY Y

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

Momentum- based trading & shorting Secondary Offering NAP 2018 Annual Earnings Release

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CUR URRENT RENT COVERA VERAGE GE

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

Fir irm Analyst Val aluation

Derek Macpherson

  • Feb. 18, 2019 - $23.50
  • Apr. 30, 2019 - $23.50
  • Following Analyst Site Tour in March; additional coverage expected
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PALL LLADIUM DIUM FUN UNDAMENT AMENTAL ALS: S: STILL LL STRONG ONG

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QUARTERLY RESULTS

Growth th of Hybrid vehicl cle marke ket worldwide wide Lower r diesel sales, s, replaced ced with gasoline ne engines es in Europe Growth th of SUV marke ket share, e, increa ease se in engine e size Platinum num not like kely y to substitu tute e palladium um in catalytic ytic conver ertors s Heightene ned emiss ssion

  • ns

s standards s worldwid wide

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Q1 1 DIVIDEND VIDEND

  • Confidence in future cash generation – surplus to

business requirements

  • Increase $0.10 per share (from $0.03)
  • Common shareholders of record on June 1, 2019

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