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Regal Resources Inc.

Sunnyside Project

A presentation for investors detailing Regal Resources Inc.’s Sunnyside project in the Patagonia Mountain Range of Southern Arizona

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“We believe that the size, location, and geology of the Sunnyside project present enormous leverage for

• investors. Each of the four advanced targets within

the 22.5 square kilometer property possess world class potential, making the Sunnyside project it’s very

• wn mining district. Our goal is to create value for
• ur investors by further defjning Sunnyside’s historic

results and ultimately producing assets coveted by senior mining companies.” Gregory Thomas

President & CEO

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Overview 3

About Us

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Management

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Location

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Highlighted Drill Results

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Targets

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Contents

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Planned Work Program

Next Steps

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ABOUT THE COMPANY

• Regal Resources Inc. is an emerging

mineral and exploration company focused on high quality copper and base metals projects in the historically prolifjc copper producing state of Arizona

• The primary focus of Regal Resources
• Inc. is the Sunnyside Patagonia

property

• Listed on the Canadian National Stock

Exchange (CSE) under the symbol RGR

• Current market cap: $4.5MM

REGAL RESOURCES INC.’S SHARE STRUCTURE as of May 2016

Overview

48,550,000 6,700,000 8,902,833

ISSUED & OUTSTANDING OPTIONS WARRANTS CSE:RGR

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MANAGEMENT

Gregory M. Thomas, President, CEO and Director started in the mining investment business as a investment advisor, moving into various executive positions with junior explorers spanning the last 26 years. Herb Duerr has a BS in Geology and is a Certifjed Professional

• Geologist. With over 36 years of experience in base and

precious metal mineral exploration, he has been involved with major mineral discoveries in North America and the Caribbean including the Alligator Ridge deposit in Nevada, Montana Tunnels in Montana, and most recently has worked on the Cala Abajo project in Puerto Rico. Quentin Browne has a MSc in Geology and is a Certifjed Professional

• Geologist. Quentin has over 30 years industry experience in explo-

ration and mining for base and precious metals. He has a wealth of international experience in South America, Mexico, and Canada in diversifjed geologic environments and has been involved in numerous major drilling programs.

• Mr. Gregory M. Thomas

PRESIDENT , CEO & DIRECTOR

• Mr. Herb Duerr

PROJECT MANAGER

• Mr. Quentin J. Browne

VICE PRESIDENT OF EXPLORATION & DIRECTOR

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Sunnyside Property

LOCATION

• Located near Nogales, Arizona about

45 miles south of Tucson in the prolifjc Laramide porphyry copper province

• Situated along the Mission-Cananea

trend containing multiple world class porphyry systems

• Previous work includes over $6 M of

geological mapping and core drilling conducted between 1952 – 1992 by ASARCO, Anaconda, Kerr-McGee and

• thers
• 4 main targets: Sunnyside skarn,

chalcocite blanket, multiple breccia pipes and Sunnyside porphyry

LOCATION OF SUNNYSIDE

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Description

Porphyry Cu Deposits Sunnyside

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SUNNYSIDE PROJECT TARGETS

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500 1,000 1,500 Meters 2,000

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Sunnyside Project Drill Hole Sunnyside Boundary Pyrite Halo (+5%) Chalcocite Zones Skarn Porphyry CuMo Potential Porphyry

Skarn Target

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TARGETS

• Two buried porphyry systems
• Several thick enargite-chalcocite-

silver ± gold blankets hosted in diatreme and perched over Sunnyside porphyry system

• Skarn zone with wide-spaced drilling

and thick high grade copper-lead-zinc- silver open in all directions

• Numerous untested breccia pipes and

possible untested porphyry system

HIGHLIGHTED DRILL RESULTS

SUNNYSIDE CHALCOCITE-ENARGITE* COPPER-LEAD-ZINC-SILVER SKARN*

317 ft (96.6 m) grading 0.67% copper & 8.5 g/t silver from

10 ft (3.05 m) to depth

110 ft (33.5 m) grading 0.91 % copper & 7

.1 g/t silver from 340 ft (103.6 m)

580 ft (176.8 m) grading 0.51% copper and 3 g/t silver, 200

ft (60.96 m) grading 1.26% copper and 8 g/t silver from under- ground sampling in 2012

349 ft (106.4 m) grading 0.6% copper, 2% lead, 7% zinc &

155.90 g/t silver Includes: 57 ft (17 .37 m) of 1.3% copper, 4.7% lead, 12.2% zinc & 306.20 g/t silver 13 ft (3.96 m) of 2.2% copper, 7% lead, 20% zinc & 623.69 g/t silver 124 ft (37 .80 m) of 0.3% copper, 0.7% lead, 14.1% zinc & 209.80 g/t silver 10 ft (3.05 m) of 1.3% copper, 2% lead, 25% zinc & 510.29 g/t silver 5 ft (1.52 m) of 6.5% copper, 1% lead, 0.5% zinc & 297 .67 g/t silver

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PORPHYRY CU DEPOSIT MODEL

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BINGHAM CANYON 3-D PIT AND UNDERLYING SKARN

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VENTURA SUNNYSIDE HERMOSA/TAYLOR DEPOSIT

TRENCH MINE

PROPERTY BOUNDARY

(Cu-Pb-Zn-Ag-Au veins)

Cu-Pb-Zn-Ag CARBONATE REPLACEMENT DEPOSITS

ALTA MINE HERMOSA MINE HARDSHELL MINE

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SUNNYSIDE DISTRICT CROSS SECTION

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Sunnyside

Mine Sites

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Drill Sites Skarn Potential

Hermosa

Planned DH 2016

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Taylor CRD DH Historic Drilling AMI Un-patented Claims AMI Patented Claims TM-13 TCH-1 TCH-2A TCH-2 P

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Historic Asarco Drill Highlights TCH-1 3907’ - 3911.5’ 4.5’ @ 1.73 opt Ag; 2.64% Cu; 12.7% Pb; 15.6% Zn TCH-2 4563’ - 4710’ 57’ @ 10.82 opt Ag; 1.2% Cu; 5.0% Pb; 12.2% Zn TCH-2 4767’ - 4891’ 124’ @ 7.35 opt Ag; 0.2% Cu; 1.0% Pb; 14.1% Zn TM-13 3962’ - 3979’ 17’ @ 0.9 opt Ag; 0.35% Cu; 1.2% Pb; 1.6% Zn Approximate resource outline of 39.4 million tonnes at 11.03% ZnEq

SUNNYSIDE PROJECT COMPARED TO HERMOSA PROJECT

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PLANNED WORK PROGRAM

• Complete EA permit process fall 2016
• 10 drill holes targeting Sunnyside

Skarn: Area between two chalcocite–enargite mineralized zone

• Evaluation of potential untested

porphyry system

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CAUTIONARY STATEMENT

This presentation includes “forward-looking statements”made up of forecasts, estimates, expectations and objectives for further operations that are subject to a number of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the control of Regal Resources Inc. Statements regarding future fund raising are subject to all of the risks and uncertainties normally incident with the raising of capital and completing corporate transactions including, but are not limited to, fjnancing risks, infmation and costs of goods and services, property title issues and regulatory

• approvals. Investors are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future performance and those actual results or developments

may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking information represents management’s best judgment based on information currently available. No forward looking statement can be guaranteed and actual future results may vary materially. Regal Resources Inc. does not assume the obligation to update any forward-looking statement, except as required by applicable law. CSE:RGR

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Gregory Thomas

President & CEO

Drew Brass

VP of Communication T: 604 512 6041 E: greg@regalres.com T: 604 928 3033 E: drew@regalres.com

www.regalres.com