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Wor orld ld Class Class Districts Districts New Disco New Discoveries eries Shar Shareholder eholder Value alue TSX.V: AVU US OTC: AVPMF FRANKFURT: 8AM Disclaimer Disc laimers Some of the statements contained in this


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2 Some of the statements contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are not historical facts and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties beyond the Company's control, including, but not exclusively, statements regarding potential mineralization, exploration results, completion of work program and studies, and future plans and objectives of the Company. Resource exploration, development and operations are highly speculative, characterized by a number of significant risks, which even a combination of careful evaluation, experience and knowledge may not eliminate, including, among other things, unprofitable efforts resulting not only from the failure to discover mineral resources but from finding mineral deposits which, though present, are insufficient in quantity and quality to return a profit from production. This presentation does not constitute an offer of the securities described herein. Grade and tonnage information for the historic Lousal, Caveira, and São Domingos Mines has been collected from a variety of sources, all compiled before the existence of National Instrument 43-101. Information provided must be considered to be speculative in nature, and must not be used in any sort of resource or reserve calculations. The information is meant only to give the reader some idea of what may be possible in the Pyrite Belt. For Lousal, the numbers are compiled from numerous historic operator production reports. These reports are incomplete, but they indicate that the mine hoisted about 238,000 metric tonnes per year from 1953 through its closure in 1988. The production estimate extrapolated an annual production of 238,000 metric tonnes per annum back to 1900, and is believed to provide a reasonable maximum production

  • estimate. No mining estimates have been made for the Caveira Mine, and the Sesmarias discovery has not been mined. Avrupa’s QP has

reviewed the data and has verified its existence and accuracy. The historic resource estimates are contained in a report authored by Leistel et al in 1998, estimated a global mineral inventory of 50 Mt grading 0.7% Cu, 0.8% Pb, and 1.4% Zn for the Lousal Mine. The Caveira Mine does not have any known global mineral inventory. The Sesmarias discovery has limited scout drilling and no global mineral inventory. For São Domingos, the resource estimate was compiled from historic reports. The 1963 Mason & Barry Annual Report indicates that nearly 22 million metric tonnes had been extracted during 106 years of production, and the reserves were expected to run out at the end of 1965. No newer resource estimates have been done for the São Domingos Mine. The work needed to provide a modern estimate has not been done, but would include re-analysis of historic core, drilling, sampling, and three-dimensional modeling. Avrupa’s QP has reviewed the data and has verified its existence and accuracy. The work needed to provide a modern estimate has not been done, but would include re-analysis of historic core, drilling, sampling, and three-dimensional modeling. Avrupa’s QP has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. The Company does not treat the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Present production information concerning active operations in the Pyrite Belt has been collected from each mine operator’s website, or from widely disseminated news releases. Qualified Person: Mr. Paul W. Kuhn, M.S., C.P.G., has acted as the qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101 for this disclosure and supervised the preparation of the technical information in this release.

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UTILIZING EXPERIENCED TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT

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FOCUSING ON WORLD CLASS DISTRICTS

Iberian Pyrite Belt (Portugal), Vardar Trend (Kosovo)

WORKING IN MINING FRIENDLY JURISDICTIONS

Portugal, Kosovo, and other parts of Europe

RESULTING IN A GREAT TRACK RECORD (2011 to present)

2 new discoveries, 2 NI 43-101 compliant resource estimates, at least 2 drill programs each year; 1 extensive scoping study completed

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100%-owned Projects

Portugal

  • Alvalade Cu-Zn Project
  • Pyrite Belt Exploration

Kosovo

  • Metovit Ag-Pb-Zn

Projects optioned out

Portugal

  • Alvalade – MATSA (New)

Kosovo

  • Slivovo – Byrnecut International

Available projects:

  • 2 Cu-Zn licenses in Portugal
  • 1 Cu-Au license in Portugal
  • 1 Ag-Pb-Zn license in Kosovo
  • Generative alliances in Kosovo, Morocco

Kosovo Slivovo JV (Au-Ag-Pb-Zn) Metovit (Ag-Pb-Zn) South Portugal Alvalade (Cu-Zn) Marateca (Cu-Zn) Mertola (Cu-Zn-Au) Alvito (Iron oxide Cu-Au)

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Pyr Pyrite ite Be Belt lt – Mines Mines an and d de depo posits sits

Iberian Pyrite Belt Producing Mine Past Producer Known Deposit Rail Line

Lisbon Setubal Sines Odemira Faro Huelva Sevilla Aracena Beja Badajoz

Madrid Sevilla Lisbon

50 km

Lousal

Aljustrel

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La Zarza Los Frailes Anzalcollar

Aguas Tenidas Sotiel Rio Tinto Las Cruces

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Lagoa Salgada Caveira

Neves Corvo

SPAIN PORTUGAL Tharsis

More than 85 known deposits and ~2 billion mt of contained metal

  • sulfides. Dwarfs the size of all other VMS districts in the world.

Sesmarias

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  • Las Cruces produced 70,738 tonnes
  • f cathode copper in 2018.
  • Aguas Tenidas produced 4.54 Mt of

copper-zinc-lead-silver ore in 2017. Operating three separate mines, including newly-opened Magdalena Mine and re-opened Sotiel Mine.

  • Neves Corvo produced 121,127

tonnes of copper and zinc in 2018.

  • Aljustrel produced 28,000 tonnes of

copper in 2016.

  • The historic Rio Tinto re-opened in
  • 2015. Production in 2018: 42,114

tonnes of copper.

  • Aznalcollar being re-opened
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PROVEN EXPERIENCED TECHNICAL TEAM

  • We developed new geo-structural exploration model for Pyrite Belt in Portugal
  • Resulted in two discoveries already within Alvalade license
  • Will drive increase of resource in CLS District

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WORLD CLASS MINING REGION – The Iberian Pyrite Belt

  • Three licenses – Alvalade, Mertola, Marateca
  • Three former operating mines – Lousal, São Domingos, Caveira

NEW DISCOVERIES IN OLD MINING DISTRICT

Caveira – Monte da Bela Vista – Lousal – Sesmarias (CLS District):

  • 20 km strike length
  • 50 mt sulfide resource, only 15-20 mt mined historically at Lousal
  • Potential for more at new discoveries at Sesmarias and Monte da Bela Vista
  • Potential for more at Lousal and Caveira

MINING FRIENDLY PORTUGAL

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  • Alvalade

Brownfields to Development

  • Lousal Mine
  • Caveira Mine
  • Sesmarias Discovery
  • Monte da Bela Vista
  • World class district
  • Large land package
  • Metal resource in situ
  • Potential to increase resource
  • Potential for fast mine startup
  • New discoveries
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2012 $4M Option agreement signed with Antofagasta 2014 Drilling expands known mineralization to 1.8 kms 2016 SES010 massive sulfide lens at 400m length, 25 m thick

Alvalad Alvalade e – No Now w 10 100% 0% AVU VU Opt Optione ioned d to to MA MATSA TSA

2014 Discovery at Sesmarias and Monte da Bela Vista 2015-2016 Colt Resources takes

  • ver Project

2017 Avrupa regains 100% control of Project 2018 Drilling expands SES010 Lens to 600 x 300 x 25 m 2019 Optioned to MATSA

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MATSA TSA

  • MATSA can earn-in to 51% of the Alvalade Project by paying

Avrupa 400,000 Euros and by funding 2.4 million euros of exploration and development work on the Project.

  • MATSA can earn-in to 85% by providing a “bankable

feasibility study” on any one prospect and by making all required success payments to the original joint venture partner.

Minas de Aguas Teñidas, S.A.U. (MATSA) is a private Spanish mining company which owns and

  • perates three mines in the province of Huelva (Andalusia, Spain): Aguas Teñidas, Magdalena, and
  • Sotiel. MATSA also holds 1,000 km2 of exploration licenses in the Iberian Pyrite Belt. Focused on

innovation and the most advanced technology to develop modern and sustainable mines, MATSA is a 50:50 joint venture company of Mubadala Investment Company, a pioneering global investor, and Trafigura, one of the world’s leading independent commodity trading and logistics houses.

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Ca Caveir eira-Lousal Lousal-Sesmarias Sesmarias Distr District ict

Fresh look at an old district

  • Mining history since pre-Roman times
  • Lousal Mine – mined for pyrite, with

copper-zinc sulfides left in the ground

  • Estimated 50 mt 0.7% Cu, 1.4% Zn
  • Only 15-20 mt of high S material mined
  • Caveira Mine – mined for pyrite, with

copper-zinc sulfides left in the ground and gold on the dumps and in the tailings

  • Estimated 3-5 mt mined
  • Little information as to what is left
  • Sesmarias Discovery – Blind discovery

located 8 km south of Lousal

  • Is this the “other half” of Lousal?
  • 2,000 meters strike length of sulfide

mineralization

  • 10 Lens: 600m x 300m x 25m and

growing

  • Five major targets are drill-ready
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Ses Sesmarias marias Disco Discover ery: y: 201 2012 2 - 2014 2014

SES002 10.85 meters @ 1.81% Cu, 75.27 ppm Ag, 2.57% Pb, 4.38% Zn, 0.13% Sn SES003 13.65 meters @ 1.92% Cu, 38.8 ppm Ag, 1.03% Pb, 1.91% Zn, 0.103% Co SES006 1.5 meters @ 1.61% Cu, 54 ppm Ag, 2.30% Pb, 3.66% Zn, 0.091% Sn -- mineralization cut off by faulting SES008 5.0 meters @ 0.64% Cu, 36.8 ppm Ag, 0.94% Pb, 1.54% Zn – mineralization cut off by faulting SES009 2.3 meters of massive pyrite (did not analyze) SES010 57.85 meters @ 0.45 g/t Au, 25.1 g/t Ag, 0.32% Cu, 0.61% Pb, 1.95% Zn SES007/SES011/SES012 Massive sulfide fragments in fault zones at target depth, indicating tectonic re-mobilization of massive sulfide mineralization.

Discovery of the “2” Lens and “10” Lens

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Se Sesma smaria rias s Disc Discover ery: y: 20 2015 15

SES019 51.70 meters @ 0.44% Cu, 2.71% Zn, 0.40 g/t Au SES020 Four zones of massive sulfide mineralization:

  • 9.70 meters @ 0.25% Cu, 0.99% Zn, 0.57% Pb, 24.7 ppm

Ag, 0.40 g/t Au

  • 22.25 meters @ 0.55 Cu, 0.66% Zn, 0.59% Pb, 20.54 ppm

Ag, 0.55 g/t Au

  • 9.10 meters @ 0.32% Cu, 0.52% Zn, 0.14% Pb, 11.31

ppm Ag, 0.68 g/t Au

  • 18.80 meters @ 0.33% Cu, 0.64% Zn, 0.14% Pb, 6.40

ppm Ag, 0.26 g/t Au SES021 14.80 meters @ 0.36% Cu, 0.40% Zn, 0.29% Pb, 9.82 ppm Ag, 0.43 g/t Au SES022 52.10 meters @ 0.43% Cu, 0.98% Zn, 0.49% Pb, 17.31 ppm Ag, 0.62 g/t Au

Follo

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Ses Sesmarias marias Disco Discover ery: y: 201 2018 8 - 2019 2019

SES026 28.95 meters @ 0.48% Cu, 1.31% Zn, 0.52% Pb, 15.7 ppm Ag, 0.77 g/t Au

Further enlargement of the “10” Lens

Open-ended potential

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the north

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Ses Sesmarias marias Disco Discover ery: y: 201 2018 8 - 2019 2019

Long section view (looking to the east) of the “2” Lens, “26” Horizon and “10” Lens (in red). Note the large, unexplored area to the left of the 26 Horizon and the 10 Lens.

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Ses Sesmarias marias Disco Discover ery: y: T Tar arge gets ts

In addition to the 2 km long Sesmarias target area, there are four other target zones in the immediate vicinity of Ses- marias: Northern Deep, Eastern Basin, Western Syncline, and Southern Offset.

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Mining Mining in P in Por

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Portugal is a safe, stable mining-friendly jurisdiction.

  • Can permit a new mine
  • Can build a new mine
  • Excellent infrastructure
  • Amenable taxation and royalty system
  • Government supports mining
  • Stable political system
  • Local support high
  • Ready/able workforce available
  • Two operating world class mines in the Portuguese IPB
  • Neves Corvo (Lundin Mining)
  • Aljustrel (Almina – Minas do Alentejo, S.A.)

Historic Lousal Mine

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Costs to build in the Portuguese IPB

  • The cost to build original Neves Corvo (1986-90)
  • € 200 million for the mine
  • € 150 million for surface facilities
  • The cost to re-start Aljustrel in 2007, after 14 years of care

and maintenance (Lundin Mining reopens the mine as a zinc producer

  • € 225 million
  • The cost to rebuild Aljustrel starting in 2009 (Almina – mining

and concentrating zinc sulfides while build access to copper sulfides and a copper circuit on the surface)

  • € 15 million
  • Informal estimate for construction of a 50 mt underground,

20-year, 2.0 to 2.5 mt/year massive sulfide mine in the IPB would be in the order of € 700-750 million

Historic Caveira Mine

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Summar Summary

Unique opportunity in a world class district. Modern review of past-producing mines repeats the Aljustrel story – metamorphosis from a defunct pyrite mine to a world class polymetallic mine. 21st century exploration model applied to an old dis- trict repeats the Neves Corvo story – new ideas have already resulted in discoveries at Sesmarias and Monte da Bela Vista.

São Martinho target area, Marateca

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Plans Plans for

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2019 9 - 2020 2020

Commence work on MATSA Pyrite Belt Joint Venture at the Sesmarias VMS prospect, Alvalade license, Portugal – Underway Pyrite Belt Exploration and new project acquisition – Starts in 2020 New projects, generative exploration in Portugal and Kosovo – Starts in 2020 Look for JV partner or sell opportunity for Peshter Mining/ Slivovo -- Underway Advance Metovit Project in Kosovo – Underway Review of new gold project opportunities around Europe -- Underway Initial exploration in new jurisdictions – Starts in 2020

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Financing History

 Equity fundraising to date: C$15

million

 Partner funding to date: C$22

million

 1.5 C$ in partner funding for each

1.0 C$ in equity fundraising

 Goal is to have our investors profit

while building further support for

  • ur projects.

8% 8% 15% 4% 6% 3% 4% 52%

Major Holders

POC Management European Funds Investor #1 Investor #2 Investor #3 Investor #4 Other

Tightly held share structure (as of 06/30/2019)

 110.4 million shares outstanding  151.0 million shares fully diluted  48% of shares held by insiders,

family, and large shareholders

Sha Share e Str Struc uctu ture

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Historic Cash from JV’s and Operating Partners

  • Antofagasta spent US$6,456,000 from beginning of project in 2011 to 2015 for work at
  • Alvalade. Antofagasta vested at 60%. Antofagasta share was bought out by Colt

Resources in September, 2015. Colt spent €1,000,000 through mid-2017 before leaving the project.

  • Blackheath spent €1,683,000 since the beginning of work at Covas in 2011, and vested

at 75%. Project dropped, license expired.

  • Byrnecut spent €4,000,000 for work at Slivovo in Kosovo including funding an extensive

project study to earn in to 85%. Has spent a further €2,403,000 in exploration funding through November 2018, diluting AVU towards the 10% level ownership.

  • Callinan (now Altius) advanced C$150,000 to Avrupa as part of the Exploration Alliance

Program in 2013.

  • Callinan (now Altius) also advanced C$150,000 to explore the Alvito license in return for

a 1.5% NSR at Alvito.

  • Lowell Copper funded €137,000 for work at Alvito IOCG Project in 2015.
  • OZ Minerals funded €1,136,000 for continuing exploration work at Alvito in 2017-18.
  • HISTORIC TOTAL: >15 million euros or >22 million C$
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Mana Manage gement ment an and Dir d Direc ecto tors

Mark T. Brown – Director, Executive Chairman

  • President, Pacific Opportunity Capital, a financial consulting firm
  • Previously at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Miramar, and Eldorado Gold
  • Founder/Financier of Rare Element Resources; listed it on NYSE Amex.

Paul W. Kuhn – Director, President and CEO

  • 40 years exploration experience in North America, Turkey, Central, Asia, and Europe
  • Gold and base metal discoveries in Turkey, Kosovo, and Portugal

Paul Dircksen – Director

  • Director, Timberline Resources
  • +40 years of leadership in exploration and project evaluation
  • Involved in nine gold discoveries; seven became operating mines

Paul I. Nelles – Director

  • +40 years worldwide experience in metals exploration management and production
  • Previously Deputy Managing Director of Kosovo Trust Agency and Trepça Manager,

United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK)

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Mana Manage gement ment an and Dir d Direc ecto tors

Frank Högel – Director

  • CEO, Peter Beck Performance Funds GbR and Advisory Board of Concept Capital

Management

  • MBA, Financial Management, from University of Nürtingen, Germany

Winnie Wong – CPA, CA, CFO

  • VP, Pacific Opportunity Capital, a financial consulting firm
  • CFO of other publicly listed companies on the TSX Venture Exchange
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Contact us: info@avrupaminerals.com www.avrupaminerals.com Mark T. Brown – Director, Executive Chairman Phone: +1-604-687-3520, ext. 242 Paul W. Kuhn – Director, President, and CEO Phone: +351-92-5972240