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SOUTH AMERICAN GOLD STRATEGIC FOOTPRINT IN COLOMBIA & URUGUAY Corporate Overview www.orosur.ca I TSX:OMI, AIM:OMI I March 2019 Disclaimer This document has been issued by Orosur Mining Inc. (the Company). This document does not


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SOUTH AMERICAN GOLD

STRATEGIC FOOTPRINT IN COLOMBIA & URUGUAY

Corporate Overview

www.orosur.ca I TSX:OMI, AIM:OMI I March 2019

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Disclaimer

This document has been issued by Orosur Mining Inc. (the “Company”). This document does not constitute or form part of any offer or invitation to sell or issue, or any solicitation of any offer to purchase or subscribe for, any securities of the Company, nor shall any part of it nor the fact of its distribution form part of or be relied on in connection with any contract or investment decision relating thereto, nor does it constitute a recommendation regarding the securities of the Company. In particular, this document and the information contained herein does not constitute an offer of securities for sale in the United States. This document is being supplied solely for information. The information in this document has been provided by the Company or obtained from publicly available sources. No reliance may be placed for any purposes whatsoever

  • n the information or opinions contained in this document or on its completeness. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is given by or on behalf of the Company or any of the Company’s directors, officers or

employees or any other person as to the accuracy or completeness of the information or opinions contained in this document and no liability whatsoever is accepted by the Company or any of the Company’s members, directors,

  • fficers or employees nor any other person for any loss howsoever arising, directly or indirectly, from any use of such information or opinions or otherwise arising in connection therewith. Nothing in this document or in the

documents referred to in it should be considered as a profit forecast. Past performance of the Company or its shares cannot be relied on as a guide to future performance. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, contained in this presentation constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of certain securities laws, including the "safe harbour" provisions of the Securities Act (Ontario) and the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and are based on expectations estimates and projections as of the date of this presentation. Such forward-looking statements include statements relating to obtaining required expansion of mining and environmental permits in Colombia, completion of Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 of Newmont’s earn-in at Anzá including cash payments of US$4 million to Orosur, completion of a pre-feasibility study and a feasibility study at Anzá, development of a mine at Anzá and commencement of commercial production, continuation of the mine plan in Uruguay with the Veta A underground project and a successful exit of creditor protection of Loryser. Such statements are subject to significant risks and uncertainties, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Such risks and uncertainties that may affect actual results include, but are not limited to; results of future exploration at Anzá, decisions of Newmont to continue through Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the earn-in, environmental base line results, social base line results, upgrading camp facilities, initiation of more active communities engagement, permitting time lines; the failure of plant; equipment or processes to operate as anticipated; accidents; labour disputes, requirements for additional capital and the price of gold, the ability of the Company to complete a reorganization in Uruguay with the government or third parties, the ability to resume production after placing the mine on care and maintenance, ability to raise capital for operations in Uruguay. Other risks and uncertainties are included in the Company’s most recently filed Annual Information Form under the heading “Risk Factors”. The Company has made certain assumptions about the price of gold, the development

  • f the Anzá project and the continuation of the Company as a going concern. The Company does not intend to update any forward -ooking statements except to the extent required by applicable law.

Qualified Person's Statement All technical information related to the current assets of Orosur Mining in this presentation has been reviewed by Miguel Fuentealba, a Mining Engineer who is considered to be a Qualified Person under NI 43-101 reporting

  • guidelines. Mr. Fuentealba is a graduate in Mining Engineering from the University of Santiago de Chile and is an AusIMM Member and Qualified Person of Chilean Mining Commission. Mr. Fuentealba has 20 years of professional

experience in the field of mining engineering, mine development and management. For further details regarding any of Orosur’s projects, please refer to the technical reports available under Orosur company profile, or Waymar Resources profile for previous Anzá technical reports, on SEDAR at www.sedar.com Non-GAAP Financial Measures Cash flow from operations and cash cost per ounce are not measures that have any standardized meaning prescribed by IFRS and are considered non-GAAP measures. Therefore, these measures may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers. These measures have been presented in this presentation as additional information regarding the Company’s financial performance and financial position. Cash flow from operations is calculated by adding back non-cash items to net earnings. Contribution margin has been calculated by deducting operating expenses from sales. Operating expenses include movements in inventories but exclude operating amortization and depletion. Cash cost per ounce are determined according to the Gold Institute Standard and consist of site costs for all mining, processing, administration, royalties, refining charges, silver credits and inventory adjustments relating to metal production. Capital expenditure, depletion and amortization, corporate costs and financing costs are not included. Cash costs per ounce are total cash costs divided by gold ounces produced.

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Strategic Footprint in Prolific Belts

COLOMBIA, Anzá

High Grade Gold Discovery with multiple untested targets

  • Antioquia Department, covering more than 20 km
  • f the prospective Tonusco Fault
  • Strategic alliance with Newmont, funding to BFS
  • Total land holdings of 207.5 km², close to Buriticá
  • High grades over significant widths from approx 27k metres drilling
  • Mining and environmental permits in place

URUGUAY, San Gregorio

Greenstone Belt next to infrastructure

  • Northern Uruguay, close to Brazil.

Underexplored 100 km long greenstone belt

  • Built many open pits and 2 underground mines
  • Mine in care and maintenance
  • Reached an agreement with creditors in Dec 2018 to solve

voluntary creditor protection

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Strategic Colombian Agreement with Newmont (Sept 2018)

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Placing Exploration & Option Agreement

  • US$2.0mm in September 2018
  • Purchased

29,213,186 shares at C$0.091 per share

  • Newmont is a >19% shareholder of

Orosur

  • Granted the right to participate in

future equity offerings to maintain its ownership level

Spending Other commitments Cash Payments Time Earn-In Phase 1 $10 mm $2 mm 4 years 51% Phase 2 $20 mm Pre-FS $2 mm 4 years 14% Phase 3 Bankable FS 4 years 10% Deal $30 mm BFS $4 mm 12 years 75%

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Agreement with creditors in Uruguayan sub (Dec 2018)

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Loryser (OMI Uruguayan subsidiary) has been working diligently to reach a fair and balanced solution

  • Net proceeds from the sale of Loryser’s assets plus 10 mm OMI shares to fully satisfy all amounts owned, and close
  • peration responsibly.
  • Loryser would manage the process to be completed within two years.
  • More than 70% of the creditors supported the Agreement.
  • On December 17, 2018 Loryser submitted the Agreement to the Court and the Court cancelled the meeting of creditors.

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Next Steps Agreement

  • Agreement subject to Court and Intervenor, and normal procedures for approval, like public notice
  • Ratification process expected to conclude in the first half of 2019.
  • Once approved, Agreement legally binding
  • Loryser’s creditor protection status will cease together with Intervenor joint control.
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Strategy: Investment Summary

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Value Proposition

Strong Asset Base

  • Colombia: Prolific belt, known drill intersected mineralization, untested anomalies, strong

permitting position. Joint-venture with Newmont.

  • Uruguay: Large asset base with exploration and development upside.

Agreement reached with creditors to solve the creditor protection process. Financed

  • Externally funded high grade gold exploration project in Colombia.
  • Cash injection of US$2.0mm & influx of additional US$2.0mm of non-dilutive cash over

next 2 years from Newmont. Opportunities for a significant re-rating

  • In Colombia, Potential to:
  • Either to own 25% of a Newmont mine;
  • Or to develop a significant project in Anzá
  • In Uruguay, progress a fair and balanced solution with government and third parties

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Anzá, Colombia

Drill Bit Success, More to Follow Strategic Agreement with Newmont

>200km2 property package close to Buriticá Strategic alliance with Newmont 1 high grade discovery, gold mineralization confirmed in another target 3 untested gold targets in coincident geochem and geophysical anomalies

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Anzá: Strategically Located in Prolific Belt

8 Company Asset M&I Resource1 Grade1 Name Name Moz Au g/t Au Buritica 5.3 10.3 Titiribi 4.6 0.5 Marmato 3.9 3.0 La Colosa 23.4 0.9 Miraflores 0.8 2.8 Segovia 1.2 11.9 Cisneros 0.7 5.4 El Roble 0.1 2.3 Marmato La Colosa Miraflores Titiribi Buritica Segovia Gramalote Cisneros Anzá

COLOMBIA

Middle Cauca Belt El Roble

Note 1: Sources from company websites & public disclosure as at 25 Feb 2019 (as set forth in Appendix 1) Miguel Fuenteabla, Orosur’s Qualified Person, has been unable to verify the information concerning adjacent properties and the information is not necessarily indicative of the mineralisation of the Anzá Property

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  • 1. Well positioned to develop a project
  • 100% owned - no 3rd party commitments
  • All season access with excellent infrastructure,

including grid power, water and labour

  • 2. High grade gold discovered at APTA
  • Abundant high grade drilled gold intercepts
  • 3. Mining & environmental permits already in place
  • Existing today for a smaller operation, will need to be

expanded

  • Located between 700 – 2,000m elevation
  • 4. Significant upside
  • APTA remains open along strike and at depth
  • APTA and Charrascala only tested. Another 3

identified targets available.

  • +200km2 property
  • 5. Recent Drilling
  • Consistent high grade intercepts

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Anzá: Tactical Acquisition During Bear Market (2014)

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COINCIDENT SURFACE GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL ANOMALIES DETAILED MAPPING & DRILLING HAS CONFIRMED GEOLOGICAL POTENTIAL

  • APTA drilled (aprox 24k metres) and considered a discovery
  • Gold mineralization confirmed at Charrascala which is a strong soil anomaly
  • n north-south structures, 1.5 km west of the APTA deposit
  • A further 3 targets are untested.
  • Extensions of APTA along the Aragón Fault are Jesuitas and Guaimarala
  • La Cejita demonstrates gold anomalies associated with tonalite and

diorite intrusives that cover an area of 6.1 km2. A gold anomaly measuring > 1 km2 is present and associated with the northern edges of the intrusions. Porphyries and vein targets have been identified.

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Multiple Targets with Coincident Anomalies in Anzá

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As previously disclosed, sources of information in Appendix 1

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APTA: Outstanding Historic Drilling Results¹

11 Hole From To Interval Au Ag Zn # m m m g/t g/t % MAP-11 213.0 219.0 6.0 18.26 1.95 0.35 including 217.5 219.0 1.5 72.30 6.90 0.93 MAP-20 145.0 186.0 41.0 3.85 1.39 1.25 including 171.3 177.0 5.7 19.84 3.94 1.66 MAP-21 224.0 242.0 18.0 14.14 2.05 2.83 including 225.0 229.4 4.4 45.62 5.47 10.59 252.0 253.0 1.0 10.85 1.80 0.67 MAP-29 183.0 194.9 11.9 10.57 2.40 1.61 including 185.0 187.0 2.1 40.25 4.85 4.64 MAP-33 157.1 179.5 22.4 10.42 1.87 1.56 including 165.0 170.8 5.8 29.49 3.37 2.81 MAP-36 198.6 227.5 28.9 3.88 1.68 0.43 including 205.5 217.5 12.0 8.83 2.65 0.59 MAP-38 123.4 124.5 1.1 15.40 3.60 1.94 172.0 212.5 40.5 14.09 3.82 1.95 including 179.5 186.0 6.5 70.99 6.34 0.12 including 184.6 186.0 1.4 176.00 15.20 0.39 including 202.0 205.4 3.4 20.89 9.71 4.75 MAP-43 65.5 68.6 3.1 7.66 73.04 0.68 167.5 231.5 64.0 1.88 1.88 0.70 including 209.0 214.0 5.0 9.07 3.40 0.70 MAP-47 105.0 118.3 13.3 2.24 316.25 1.00 including 106.0 110.5 4.5 4.69 768.89 2.34 MAP-48 181.0 195.7 14.7 40.37 9.30 3.41 including 185.5 195.7 10.2 58.03 13.16 4.85 including 187.6 189.5 1.9 219.00 29.50 6.55

As previously disclosed, sources of information in Appendix 1

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Consistent High Grade Intercepts: OMI campaign 2017 - 2018

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Hole Number From (m) To (m) Intercept (m) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Zn (%) MAP_11 217.5 219.0 1.5 72.30 6.90 0.93 MAP_20 172.3 175.5 3.2 22.28 4.55 1.98 Including 172.3 174.0 1.7 32.60 5.50 1.82 MAP_21 225.0 231.6 6.6 35.24 5.00 6.97 Including 226.3 228.0 1.7 61.40 8.20 4.03 Including 228.0 229.4 1.4 51.50 5.10 1.80 MAP_28 220.5 221.7 1.2 29.20 8.10 0.58 MAP_29 185.0 187.0 2.0 40.25 4.85 4.64 Including 186.0 187.0 1.0 54.20 6.00 3.03 MAP_33 166.5 170.8 4.3 37.09 3.99 2.93 Including 167.5 169.0 1.5 79.90 7.70 3.15 MAP_36 213.2 214.5 1.3 23.00 4.40 0.63 MAP_38 179.5 186.0 6.5 70.99 6.34 0.12 Including 181.0 182.5 1.5 99.90 7.50 0.03 Including 184.6 186.0 1.4 176.00 15.20 0.39 202.0 205.4 3.4 20.89 9.71 4.75 Including 203.5 204.5 1.0 28.30 12.50 5.85 MAP_48 187.6 194.0 6.4 91.62 20.28 7.52 Including 187.6 189.5 1.9 219.00 29.50 6.55 Including 190.5 191.5 1.0 89.10 15.20 16.25 MAP_51 201.6 203.3 1.7 37.00 5.40 13.80 303.5 305.0 1.5 22.90 8.40 6.06 MAP_054 145.7 148.9 3.2 24.92 1.40 2.40 Including 145.7 146.7 1.0 37.96 1.30 0.70 MAP_062 237.7 238.50 0.80 25.84 7.40 0.07 MAP_070 183.0 184.0 1.0 23.66 3.60 0.04 257.0 259.0 2.0 22.04 4.65 4.23 Including 257.0 258.0 1.0 28.93 5.30 3.59

Select Intercepts Over 20 g/t Au

O V E R 3 5 % O F H O L E S D R I L L E D H AV E I N T E R C E P T S G R A D I N G O V E R 1 0 G / T A U

Notes:

  • Intervals reported as drilled thicknesses; true thicknesses estimated to be 65-85% of drilled thicknesses
  • Gold grades have been calculated based on weighted averages
  • Not intended to express any continuity or viability as a mining project
  • Holes 1 – 53 drilled by Waymar Resources, Holes 54 – 71 drilled by Orosur
  • Percentage below indicates holes with an intercept of a minimum grade

71 DIAMOND CORE HOLES DRILLED (6,314m) 50.7 % of holes =>1 intercepts over 5g/t Au 35.2% of holes =>1 intercepts over 10g/t Au 18.3% of holes =>1 intercepts over 20g/t Au 12.7% of holes =>1 intercepts over 30g/t Au 8.5% of holes =>1 intercepts over 50g/t Au 5.6% of holes =>1 intercepts over 70g/t Au 2.8% of holes =>1 intercepts over 100g/t Au Holes with intercepts over 10 g/t High grade outline

As previously disclosed, sources of information in Appendix 1

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New Zone Discovered in APTA - 450m Strike

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Demonstrated multiple zones of gold mineralization

  • Defined a new broad zone of gold mineralization covering a continuous strike of

450m immediately north of previous drilling

  • Results from three holes (MAP_60, MAP_62 & MAP_70) demonstrate multiple

zones of gold mineralization including:

  • MAP_60
  • 5.5g/t Au over 3.34 metres from 70 m depth
  • 4.86g/t Au over 25 metres from 222 m depth
  • MAP_62
  • 5.09g/t Au over 5.3 metres from 60 m depth
  • 5.00g/t Au over 23 metres from 217m depth
  • MAP_70
  • 6.35 g/t Au over 11 meters from 256 m depth
  • 5.02 g/t Au over 14 meters from 284 m depth
  • This zone is characterized by strongly silicified breccias with disseminated sulphides

like pyrite, sphalerite chalcopyrite and traces of galena

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Mineralised

As previously disclosed, sources of information in Appendix 1

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San Gregorio, Uruguay

Strategic Footprint in 1,800 km2 Greenstone Belt With Low Economic Threshold Produced over 1.4Moz over past 20 years Agreement reached with Creditors within Voluntary Creditor Protection Mine in care and maintenance

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Greenstone Belt with Infrastructure

  • Exploration efforts curtailed in the bear market: focused on near mine exploration
  • Little systematic exploration to date in the Greenstone belt
  • Owner operated 1.5Mtpa CIL plant: ~ 93% average recovery and lab facilities
  • Access to the geologic data base, exploration services (drilling, geophysics) as well

as full suite of open pit and underground working mining equipment

  • Agreement with creditors in Uruguay (Dec 2018) with >70% support
  • Joint venture or selling assets to manage an orderly process.

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20 km

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The Team – Experience & Commitment

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Board of Directors

John Walmsley Non Executive Chairman

  • 30 yrs oil & gas experience
  • Chairman – Pantheon Resources
  • Exec Chair - Consilience Energy
  • Previous Corporate Tax Partner in Arthur Andersen and

Chairman of the UK Oil Industry Accounting Committee, Executive Director of Enterprise Oil plc, Chief Executive of Hardy Oil and Gas plc. Ignacio Salazar CEO and Director

  • CEO of Orosur since 2013
  • President Uruguay Mining Chamber
  • Previous 18 yrs with Royal Dutch Shell
  • MSc. In Economics & Business Admin, Masters Degree in Law
  • Lived and worked in several countries in South America and

Europe in 30 yrs mining and O&G career Robert Schafer Non-Executive Director

  • >40 yrs international experience incl. Hunter Dickinson,

Kinross and BHP

  • Past president of PDAC and Canadian Institute of Mining and

Metallurgy Horng Dih Lee Non Executive Director

  • CA with >25 yrs finance and admin
  • Former CFO of Eastern Platinum & Northern Orion Resources

Management

Vic Hugo CFO

  • CPA, CMA and Bachelors of Commerce
  • He has served as CFO for several TSX companies.
  • Over 20 years’ experience in the mining and manufacturing

sectors, with responsibility for accounting, budgeting and financial reporting. Ryan Cohen VP - Corporate Development

  • >12 yrs in the mining sector across investment banking,

investor relations, management and corporate advisory

  • roles. Previously a Director, ECM with Canaccord Genuity

Jerónimo Jáñez Exploration Manager Uruguay

  • Mine geologist with >10 yrs in gold/base metals & OP/UG

Ops

  • Geology degree from La Plata National University

Joaquín Sarroca Legal Counsel

  • Corporate lawyer >10 yrs experience
  • Master of Law - International Business (LLM) / Uruguayan

Lawyer Héctor López Administration & Budget Manager

  • >15 yrs finance experience
  • Worked for Rea Gold, who developed the San Gregorio

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Corporate Snapshot

17 Orosur Investor Presentation I www.orosur.ca Current Price¹ C$/sh $0.085 52 week range C$/sh $0.02 - $0.20 Average Daily Volume ‘000 31 Basic S/O #M 150.3 Options and Warrants #M 18.9 Fully Diluted S/O #M 169.2 Market Capitalisation US$M $9.7 Net Cash³ US$M ($0.9) Enterprise Value US$M $10.6

Note 1: Sourced tmx.com and Bloomberg.com as at 25 February 2019 Note 2: Sourced from most recently published research Notes, CAD:GBP rate assumed at 0.581, USD:CAD at 1.317 Note 3: As at 30 November 2018

TSX/AIM Dual Listed: OMI 12 Month Share Performance

Top 5 Shareholders (as at December 13, 2018)

Name % Newmont Mining Corporation 19.4% Interactive Investor Trading 7.4% Hargreaves Lansdown 6.7% Continental Investment 5.0% Barclays Bank 4.2% Advisors: Cantor Fitzgerald Nomad & Joint Broker Numis Securities Joint Broker

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Colombia

 Newmont transaction provides exploration funding, additional technical expertise and cash  Total land holdings of 207.5 km² close to Buritica  APTA high grade gold mineralized intercepts now covers a strike extent of 1.5km and depth extent of 400m:

  • 91.62 g/t over 6.4m (MAP_48)
  • 70.99 g/t over 6.5m (MAP_38
  • 35.24 g/t over 6.6m (MAP_21)

 Drilling at Charrascala target confirmed mineralization  Multiple untested targets in coincident geochem and geophysical anomalies  Active mining and environmental licences in place

Uruguay

 Prominent position in underexplored Greenstone belt  Existing and proven CIL plant in care and maintenance  Access to the geologic data base, exploration services (drilling, geophysics) as well as full suite of open pit and underground

working mining equipment

 Agreement with creditors in Uruguay (Dec 2018) with >70% support

Orosur – A New Growth Profile

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H I G H Q U A L I T Y E X P L O R AT I O N A S S E T S , S T R AT E G I C A L L I A N C E W I T H N E W M O N T I N C L U D I N G F U N D I N G

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  • 37.09 g/t over 4.3m (MAP_33)
  • 24.92 g/t over 3.2m (MAP_54)
  • 37.00 g/t over 1.7m (MAP_51)
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Appendix 1 - Sources

19 Orosur Investor Presentation I www.orosur.ca Company Asset Date Source Name Name mm/yy Buritica 02/2019

Website – Reserves & Resources

Titiribi 02/2019

Website – Project Page

Marmato 02/2019

Website – Projects Page

La Colosa 02/2019

2017 Reserve & Resource Report

Miraflores 02/2019

Website – Resource Page

Segovia 02/2019

Website – Projects Page

Cisneros 02/2019

Website – Projects Page

El Roble 02/2019

Website – Resource Page

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Document Date Summary Type dd/mm/yy

Technical Report 25/05/2010 Waymar Technical Report Press Release 06/02/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 02/04/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 29/06/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 09/07/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 13/08/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 17/09/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 26/11/2012 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 28/01/2013 Waymar Drilling Update Press Release 19/01/17 Orosur Project Summary Press Release 14/11/2017 Orosur Drilling Update Press Release 04/04/2018 Orosur Drilling Update Press Release 07/06/2018 Orosur Drilling Update