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Advancing the Pitombeiras Vanadium Project Highly Exposed to PGM Upside through ValOre Holding CORPORATE PRESENTATION PDAC 2020 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Focused on the exploration and development of the highly prospective Pitombeiras Vanadium


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CORPORATE PRESENTATION PDAC 2020

Advancing the Pitombeiras Vanadium Project Highly Exposed to PGM Upside through ValOre Holding

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INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020 Focused on the exploration and development of the highly prospective Pitombeiras Vanadium Project. Exposed to the prolific Pedra Branca PGM Project through a 26% ownership of ValOre Metals Corp. (TSX‐V: VO)

STRATEGY

High grade vanadium, titanium, iron mineralisation starting at surface Drilling and extensive surface sampling confirmed discovery Technical report indicates potential for sizable high grade resource Structural & geophysics data demonstrate potential to extend the known mineralisation Metallurgical Tests demonstrate high grade vanadium recoveries Extensive ongoing exploration programme and PEA delivery in Q1 2020 Favourable mining jurisdiction with mineral rights and surface access secured Management with proven development and permitting track record in Brazil 2 Currently short-term liquidity equivalent to Market Capitalization

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BOARD & CORPORATE STRUCTURE

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

Capital Structure (*) LON:JAN Ordinary Shares 237,315,053 Market Cap in GBX (*) ₤4.9 million Market Cap. in CAD (*) C$8.5 million Directors Shareholding 46.3% Equity not in public hands 72.5% Liquidity 26% interest in Valore Metals Shares (*) C$6.2 million Cash Position (**) C$1.5 million Total Liquidity in CAD (*) C$7.7 million Total Liquidity in GBX (*) ₤4.5 million (*) February 27, 2020; (**) As at December 2019 plus ValOre last C$1.0M payment received Feb 2020 20 years’ experience in the area of corporate reconstruction, turnaround, and performance improvement, alongside 20 years in the mining industry. Founder of numerous ASX-listed companies and managed the reorganisation, recapitalisation and listing of over 20 companies. Founding director of venture capital and advisory firm Garrison Capital Pty Ltd.

Brian McMaster Executive Chairman Louis Castro

  • Ind. Non-Exec Director

Over 30 years’ experience in accounting and corporate finance in both the UK and overseas. Non- Executive Director of AIM quoted Stanley Gibbons plc and recently was the CFO at AIM quoted Eland Oil & Gas plc. Former Managing Director of Northland Capital Partners in London, he was also the Head of Corporate Finance at Matrix Corporate Capital and Insinger de Beaufort. He has led numerous public listings and has chaired the audit committee for Eland Oil & Gas plc and Pan European Terminals plc. Over 25 years’ experience in the natural resources sector. Former CEO

  • f Asia Resource Minerals plc

(formerly Bumi plc), a FTSE listed mining company, where he played a significant role in restructuring the group. Former Deputy Chairman of Berau Coal, one of Indonesia’s largest coal

  • producers. Previously he was a senior

executive at Anglo American plc and De Beers, where he worked for over 20 years. Currently Executive Chairman of Arc Minerals Limited, a UK listed company and Chairman of Fodere Group, a private mining company. Over 25 years of mining experience in

  • Brazil. P.Geo, a lawyer, and an

independent member of several TSX- ASX listed companies. Founder and Managing Partner of FFA Legal, focused solely on natural resources companies. Co-Founder of Avanco Resources sold to Oz Minerals for $430 million. VP of the Brazilian National Conference of Industry’s Mining Council. Rio Verde Minerals; Harvest Minerals, Jangada Mines, Talon Metals, Brazilian Gold.

Nicholas von Schirnding

  • Ind. Non-Exec Director

Luis Azevedo Exec Director 3

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PITOMBEIRAS VANADIUM PROJECT

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

LOCATION & LOGISTICS

  • State of Ceará/Brazil - 300km from port city of Fortaleza on a paved highway
  • 3 potential routes for ore identified – ports in Ceará Free Trade Zone

TECHNICAL REPORT

  • JORC Exploration Target range from 40Mt to 60 Mt tons at 0.3% to 0.6% V2O5, 40% to 55% Fe2O3 and 8 to

10% TiO2. PROJECT AREA

  • Single exploration license covering 1,093 hectares

MINERALISATION

  • Typical Vanadiferous Titanomagnetite (VTM) style of mineralization with vanadium minerals associated with

magnetite-rich zones hosted within the Troia mafic/ultramafic sequence METALLURGY

  • Positive Davis Tube Recovery results demonstrating amenability of ore to conventional magnetic separation

EXCELLENT JURISDICTION FOR EXPLORATION AND MINING

  • Supportive local and state governments / Established infrastructure

HIGH-GRADE VANADIUM, TITANIUM, IRON

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PROJECT LOCATION & FAVOURABLE LOGISTICS

  • Supportive mining code
  • Established infrastructure at site

including road, rail and power

  • Three identified routes to ports

located at free trade zone – including Pecem seaport, a major bulk handling port

  • Pecem is 352km from site and

accessible via a federal paved highway

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020 CEARÁ FORTALEZA PITOMBEIRAS PECEM

FAVOURABLE LOCATION, EASY ACCESS AND EXCELLENT INFRASTRUCTURE

PECEM PORT:

Complete infrastructure with capacity to move 750k EUTs per year

  • An artificial external port for mixed use

with a total movement capacity of 750k Equivalent Unit of Transport (EUT)

  • Partnered with the Port of Rotterdam
  • Located in the state of Ceará,

which benefits from:

  • Industrial free trade area for

exporting that provides tax and exchange benefits

  • Simplified administrative

procedures, which positively impact the product's selling margins and bring additional competitive advantages to Jangada

  • Trained and skilled workforce

readily available

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2019/2020 EXPLORATION PROGRAMME

VANADIUM-BEARING MASSIVE MAGNETITE ROCK

FEASIBILITY STUDY Geological Mapping Highly detailed approach covering the entire tenement area Diamond Drilling 2,500 m of drilling with 25 drill holes covering a grid of 50 m x 100 m Topographic Survey & Bulk Density Study Additional Davis Tube Recovery Test & Metallurgic Testwork JORC Mineral Resources & PEA ONGOING – RESULTS EXPECTED DURING Q1 2020 EXPLORATION PROGRAMME Ground Magnetic Survey Continuous along 43 x 100 m spaced S-N lines covering a total area

  • f 1,308 ha, totalling 133.3 km of survey

Ground Gamma Survey Along 43 x 100 m spaced S-N lines, with measurement points at each 50 m Soil Sampling Along 43 x 100 m spaced S-N lines, with measurement points at each 50 m

CLEAR PATH TO RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

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SUBSTANTIAL EXPLORATION UPSIDE

  • Only 600m of approximately 2,000 metres-long

magnetic anomaly tested by drilling so far

  • Structural and geophysical interpretation supports

lateral and downdip extension of the known mineralisation to the north and east directions

  • License area covers the entire main magnetic anomaly

with unrestricted surface access.

  • Potential exists to delineate additional magnetic sources
  • Lithological and chemical/grade consistency between

drill holes further support continuity

  • Potential high volume, high grade vanadium iron project

development

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FAVOURABLE REGIONAL GEOLOGY TRANSLATES INTO SCALABILITY

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MAGNETIC ANOMALY TARGETS

  • Recent work has discovered a new target

– Goela

  • Substantial footprint added to the overall

prospect beyond the previously announced JORC Exploration Target

  • Ongoing work to investigate if Pitombeiras

(170,000m2) and Goela (80,000m2) are linked and form one large deposit

  • Other smaller-size magnetic anomalies

have been selected for the second 25m line-spacing infill ground magnetic phase

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

EIGHT NEW TARGETS IDENTIFIED

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GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION TARGET

  • Layered and massive vanadium-bearing magnetite body

associated with large airborne magnetic anomaly

  • Good outcrop defined by topographic expression of iron-rich mineralized

body

  • Outcrop has been the focus of recent exploration with surface expression
  • f 600m x 100m to 200m
  • Magnetic anomaly extends 1,750m x 970m consistent with

structural interpretation and potential ore body continuation

  • Rock chip-sampling demonstrated remarkable chemical consistency along
  • utcrop
  • Initial drill holes confirmed preliminary extent and mineralized

consistency

  • Attractive mass recovery producing high-grade vanadium magnetite

concentrates (Davis Tube Recovery test)

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

JORC Exploration Target has been estimated from recent drilling, magnetic and rock chip geochemistry to range from 40Mt to 60 Mt tons at 0.3% to 0.6% V2O5, 40% to 55% Fe2O3 and 8 to 10% TiO2

Drilling Intersections

SIGNIFICANT EXPANSION POTENTIAL

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ONGOING DRILLING PROGRAMME

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TESTING VTM STRUCTURAL CORRIDOR

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  • 2,500-metre ongoing drilling programme
  • Programme testing the three most prospective magnetic anomalies over a NE-SW structural trend
  • 25 to 30 drill holes on a drilling grid of 100m by 50m
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DRILLING RESULTS

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CONSISTENT, HIGH GRADE MINERALISATION CONFIRMED AT SURFACE AND AT DEPTH

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  • High-grade zones contains an average of 0.78% V2O5,

13.14% TiO2 and 48.69% Fe2O3% over a 13.03 m average downhole width

Massive VTM mineralisation on drill hole DD20PI11 at 23.85 metres depth Drill Hole Thickness (m) V2O5% Fe2O3% TiO2% DD19PI07 28.00 0.45 47.29 9.49 DD19PI08 41.05 0.41 40.48 7.94 DD19PI09 31.90 0.58 57.41 11.74 DD19PI10 31.50 0.51 51.01 10.30 DD20PI11 32.18 0.55 53.22 10.79 DD20PI12 38.00 0.56 54.90 11.31 Average 33.77 0.51 50.45 10.20

Intervals do not represent the true widths V2O5, TiO2 and Fe grades are uncut

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DRILLING SECTIONS

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CONSISTENT, HIGH GRADE MINERALISATION CONFIRMED AT SURFACE AND AT DEPTH

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  • High grade mineralisation commences at surface and remains open at depth and along strike
  • Geological model is consistent with other globally significant vanadium deposits
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POSITIVE METALLURGY TESTS

  • Davis Tube Test is considered by metallurgists to

be a simulation of industrial wet magnetic separation

  • Key Findings
  • Two samples submitted from Pitombeiras

responded exceptionally well and demonstrate the ore’s suitability to be processed by magnetic separation

  • Results indicate a conventional processing route

producing high quality concentrate is feasible

  • Mass recovery was 59% and 62% with grades of

1.26% and 1.23% V2O5 respectively

  • Low concentration of deleterious elements in

concentrate

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DAVIS TUBE TEST

Concentrate Pitombeiras Ore V2O5 Grade 1.24% Fe203 Grade 95% Recovery 61% TiO2 Grade 33.75% SiO2 0.74% AI2O3 2.08% MgO 0.68%

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LOGISTICS STUDY

  • C. Steinweg Handelsveem Latin America S.A.

prepared an initial analysis on logistics of shipping the ore

  • Preliminary study considered an estimated iron
  • re production of 300kt, ramping to 600kt

within two years

  • Indicative costs to transport the ore to the

Main Chinese Ports (“MCP”) using the Fortaleza seaport have been estimated at US$84.64/wet metric tonne (wmt).

  • Using the Pecem seaport as an alternative

route, the total indicative costs have been estimated at US$ 90.02/wmt.

  • Estimates include road freight, operations,

charges and ocean freight

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

LOW LOGISTICAL COSTS INCREASE COMPETITIVE NATURE OF DEPOSIT

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Fe-V-Ti COMPARABLES – EXPLORERS & DEVELOPERS

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GRADE IN CONCENTRATE

Fe2O3 Grade TiO2 Grade

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Source: Company reports

V2O5 Grade

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PEDRA BRANCA PGM-AU PROJECT

CONTROL OF AN ENTIRE PGM DISTRICT (PD-PT-AU, IN BRAZIL)

  • 38,940 ha land package, five 43-101 resource PGM deposit areas

>US$35M HISTORICAL EXPENDITURES, ANGLO AMERICAN PLATINUM (~12 YEARS)

  • >30,000 m drilling, extensive geophysics and geochemistry
  • Deemed “non-core asset” by Anglo in 2014 due to extremely high internal hurdles

(>14 Moz) AUG-2019 43-101 RESOURCE: 1.067 MOZ PGM+AU IN 27.2 MT @ 1.22 G/T

  • Inferred resource expansion potential at all 5 deposits

PGM+AU DEPOSITS COME RIGHT TO SURFACE

  • All open pit targets, extremely low strip ratios, and proven targeting methodology

EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY-WIDE EXPLORATION POTENTIAL

  • 25 undrilled targets, 10 drilled targets requiring follow-up / Strong 43-101 resource

expansion upside EXCELLENT JURISDICTION FOR EXPLORATION AND MINING

  • Supportive local and state governments / Established infrastructure

EXTREMELY FAVORABLE MARKET OUTLOOK FOR PGMS

  • Strong supply-demand fundamentals, with very low substitution risk

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

26% OWNED BY JANGADA THROUGH ITS SHAREHOLDING IN VALORE METALS CORP.

Capital Structure TSX-V: VO Issue and Outstanding 89 million Fully Diluted 103.2 million Market Cap C$23.5 million Cash Position C$1.1 million 16

Source: ValOre Q4 Update - Pedra Branca PGM-Au Project, NortheasternBrazil

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SUMMARY

Jangada Mines plc Q1 2020

Large proven resource with significant expansion potential Consistent, high grade mineralisation confirmed at surface & at depth Favourable regional geology translates into scalability Clear path to resource development and PEA in timely manner Robust potential economics supported by established infrastructure available Exposure to exceptional PGM-Au project through 26% interest in ValOre Currently short-term liquidity equivalent to Market Capitalization

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DISCLAIMER & FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

The information contained in this document (the “Presentation”) has been prepared by Jangada Mines plc (the “Company”) solely for informational purposes. It is subject to material updating, completion, revision, verification and further amendment. This Presentation has not been approved by an authorised person in accordance with Section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, as amended (“FSMA”). This Presentation does not constitute, and the Company is not making, an offer of transferable securities to the public within the meaning of sections 85B and 102B of FSMA. The Presentation is simply a summary of the assets of the Company but existing and prospective investors should rely only on the Admission Document (which can be found on the investor page of the website) and must rely on their own examination of the legal, taxation, financial and other consequences of an investment in the Company, including the merits of investing and the risks involved. Prospective investors should not treat the contents of this Presentation as advice relating to legal, taxation or investment matters and are advised to consult their own professional advisers concerning any acquisition of shares in the Company. Certain of the information contained in this Presentation has been obtained from published sources prepared by other parties. Certain other information has been extracted from unpublished sources prepared by other parties which have been made available to the Company. The Company has not carried out an independent investigation to verify the accuracy and completeness of such third party

  • information. No responsibility is accepted by the Company or any of its directors, officers, employees or agents for the accuracy or completeness of such information.

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JORC Exploration Target - The numbers of volume, tonnage and grades herein presented are represented as JORC Exploration Target as defined and, in accordance with the Australasian Code for Reporting

  • f Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (“the JORC Code” 2012 Edition), which states that: “An Exploration Target is a statement or estimate of the exploration potential of a minerals

deposit in a defined geological setting where the statement or estimate, quoted as a range of tonnes and a range of grade (or quality), relates to mineralisation for which there has been insufficient exploration to estimate a Mineral Resource

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CONTACTS

JANGADA MINES

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Brian McMaster 20 North Audley Street London W1K 6LX BMcMaster@garrisoncapital.net info@jangadamines.co.uk Luis Azevedo Jornalista Ricardo Marinho 360 Salal113, Barra Da Tijuca Rio de Janeiro CEP 22631350 lazevedo@ffalegal.com.br