GRG.v copper projects

August 2014

Copper-Gold Projects For Joint Venture

Overview GROSSO GROUP MEMBER COMPANY

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The contents of this presentation have been reviewed and approved Mr. Brian McEwen, P.Geol., VP Exploration and Development of the Company and a

Qualified Person as defined in National Instrument 43-101.

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Argentina

San Juan

Mogote

Mogote

Project

Mogote Highlights

100% owned property of

>6,500 hectares

Well situated between 2 major

copper / gold mining camps

and adjacent to active

exploration projects seeing

success

Copper – gold porphyry

potential, confirmed by drilling

Database includes:

• Extensive geochemical and

geophysical program results

• ~12,000 metres of diamond

drilling data

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Location & Geological Setting

San Juan Province, Argentina

350 km NW of San Juan City

Adjoins the border with Chile

Eastern slope of the Andes

• 4,300 to 5,500 masl

Road Accessible

Southern extension of the Maricunga

gold-copper belt

Geological “bridge” to the El Indio belt

Major Mines in the region include:

El Indio-Tambo (10 Moz gold)

Pascua-Lama-Veladero (27.9 Moz gold eq.)

Marte-Lobo (6 Moz gold)

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Recent Local Successes

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• The Filo del Sol Project (NGX

Resources) is a high sulphidation

epithermal copper-gold-silver system that

overlies a porphyry copper/gold system.

• A very large mineralized system, with

minimum dimensions based on wide

spaced drill holes of 2.8 km x 1 km.

• The system includes both disseminated

and stockwork mineralization and is open

in all directions.

• Drilling situated approximately 2 km north

of Mogote

• Recent results include:

• 7.59% copper over 10 metres and

• 314.5 g/t silver over 12 metres

Geology & Mineralization

Tertiary volcanics overlying Permian

basement

Intrusions and subvolcanic hydrothermal

activity resulted in regional alteration

Early porphyry style with later epithermal

overprint

Mineralization related to quartz veining in

stockworks and sheets

Chalcopyrite, bornite, pyrite

Gold, copper, silver

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Mineralized Zones

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Three main zones of

mineralization:

Filo Este

Porphyry centre with moderate

copper-gold-silver

Filo Central

Potassic altered anomaly with

gold, moly, silver

Zona Colorida

Porphyry centre with sericite-

quartz alteration

Stockwork Hills

Rhyolitic tuff with phyllic

alteration and gold anomalies

Exploration History

2000 • IMA Exploration completed surface exploration programs

2003 • Golden Arrow optioned property, completed detailed surface mapping,

geophysics, and trenching

• Confirmed a mineralized porphyry system below Filo Este zone – Ground

magnetics indicate size of 1.5km x 800 m

• 600 m trench was excavated, found 510 m of 0.196% copper and 0.331

ppm gold

2004 • 1,475 m, 5 hole drill program at Filo Este target. Depths up to 495 metres

over strike of 860 metres

• Additional mapping, talus sampling and road/trench construction

• Talus sampling at Filo Central identified strong magnetic signature with

coincident Cu-Au geochemistry anomaly of 4,000 x 800 m

2005 • 2,577 m, 9 hole drill program at Filo Este and Filo Central

2010 • Optioned property to Vale

2011-2013 • Vale completed mapping, sampling, petrography and geophysics. 18 holes

totaling over 8,000 metres of drilling completed

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Geochemical Targets

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Gold geochemistry Copper geochemistry

Drilling Highlights

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Drillhole From To Interval Gold Silver Copper

(m) (m) (m) ppm ppm %

MOG-04-1 2.0 70.0 68.0 0.43 13.9 0.244

MOG-04-1A 6.0 495.3 489.3 0.23 2.6 0.170

Including 258.0 424.0 166.0 0.19 2.2 0.243

And 308.0 396.0 88.0 0.20 1.9 0.290

MOG-04-2 2.0 315.4 313.4 0.16 1.9 0.171

Including 196.0 315.4 119.4 0.21 2.8 0.248

MOG-04-3 6.0 300.0 294.0 0.11 1.3 0.078

MOG-04-4 2.0 292.9 290.9 0.23 3.1 0.104

MOG-6 0 250 250.0 0.22 0.083

including 176 246 70.0 0.36 3.0 0.158

MOG-7 0 287 287.0 0.25 3.0 0.107

MOG-8 4 142 138.0 0.47 2.0 0.093

MOG-12 214 276 62.0 0.30 1.1 0.140

MGT-DH05 68 118 50.0 0.224

MGT-DH07A 90 185 95.0 0.147

MGT-DH12 0 120 120.0 0.15

And 156 226 70.0 0.14 0.280

MGT-DH13 24 50 26.0 0.360

And 104 126 22.0 0.300

MGT-DH14 34 60 26.0 0.16

Argentina

La Rioja

Caballos

Caballos Project

Caballos Highlights

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>25k hectare Copper-Gold porphyry

project in La Rioja province

Outcropping high grade porphyry

mineralization (Rock chips >2% copper

and >1g/t gold)

+ Large zones of alteration

+ Anomalous talus sampling

+ Coincident geophysical anomalies

= Potential to discover >500MT.

Drill targets confirmed and drill permits

acquired.

Nearest small community >100km

distant.

>22,000 ha in La Rioja Province

4,000 - 5,000 masl; Road accessible

Evidence for a large buried Cu-Au

porphyry system

Southern extension of the Maricunga gold-

copper belt

Important deposits in the area include:

Cerro Casale (29 km North) - 23.2 M oz gold,

5.8 B lbs copper in reserves1

Los Helados (22 km SW) - 15.26 B lbs copper,

8.9 M oz gold in indicated resources and 4.8 B

lbs copper, 2.41 M oz gold in inferred

resources2)

Josemaria (25 km SW) - 6.09 B lbs copper,

6.09 M oz gold in indicated resources, and

1.94 B lbs copper, 1.72 M oz gold in inferred

resources (sulphide)

Location and Geological Setting

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1Barrick Cerro Casale JV (www.barrick.com) 2NGex Resources Inc. website (www.ngexresources.com)

Geology & Mineralization

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Permian to Triassic volcanic rocks unconformably overlain

by late Tertiary volcanics (andesites, dacites and rhyolites)

A Tertiary dioritic hornblende – feldspar porphyry is

believed to have intruded this sequence

The porphyry, mineralization and alteration is poorly

exposed in a series of small outcrops of 10 to 20m across

1.5 km of hillside.

The majority of the target area is buried under talus cover.

Evidence for a large buried Cu-Au porpyhry system:

Classic porphyry alteration: outer zone of propilitic

chlorite alteration, zones of intense argillic alteration

and small areas of potassic alteration with quartz and

magnetite stockwork veinlets.

High grade copper mineralization has been sampled

in small outcrops of dioritic porphyry.

Copper carbonates, malachite-azurite, magnetite and

chalcopyrite are observed.

Qtz – Magnetite

stwk

Clay Pyrite

Zone

Porphyry dykes

with+2% Cu.

Large buried magnetic

and IP chargable target.

Fault U D

Mineralized Zones

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Talus

covered

Quartz-magnetite stockwork

Porphyry dykes +2% Cu

IP Chargeability

• Ground magnetic and IP/Resistivity surveys returned strong magnetic and

chargeability highs coincident with the mineralization and alteration

Outcrops Talus Cover

IP Chargeability

Copper – Rock Chip Geochem

12m averaging 2.4% copper and 5m

averaged 0.6% copper in an 18m

continuous composite chip sample

Gold– Rock Chip Geochem

Up to 2.73 ppm gold occurs in a matrix

supported breccia with calcite veins and

iron oxides

Copper – Talus Geochem

Talus fine sampling has defined a 1.4 km anomalous

zone with up to 1667 ppm Cu and up to 150 ppb Au.

Gold – Talus Geochem

Talus fine sampling has defined a 1.4 km anomalous

zone with up to 1667 ppm Cu and up to 150 ppb Au.

Argentina

La Rioja

Don Bosco

Don Bosco Project

Highlights

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>19k ha Copper-Gold porphyry project

in La Rioja province

Multiple copper gold silver targets

including:

Copper Gold Silver Scarn: San Alberto

& El Pircarda Zones

Copper Silver Gold Sedex: Llantenes

Zone

Copper Gold Breccias: La Ramada

Zone

Drill targets identified and all drill

permits acquired.

Amphibole skarn + Cu

2.1% Cu disseminated

in pelite sedimets

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Located western La Rioja and covers 19,557

hectares. Small internal local 3rd party licenses

cover 46 hectares.

2,500m to 3,500 masl; paved highway provides

easy for year round work

Don Bosco is hosted in the same Ordovician age

sedimentary belt as the Gualcamayo Gold mine

(3.3Moz resources and reserves1)

Located on major continental scale NW-SE

structure that controls mineralization at Famatina

in Argentina and Cerro Casale in Chile (Reserves

of 23.2 million ounces Au2 ).

1 YamanaGold. website (www.yamana.com) - 2 Barrick Cerro Casale JV (www.barrick.com)

Geology

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Underlain by Ordovician age sediments including carbonates and clastic metasediments

(schists and phyllites).

Along a major NW-SE trending crustal structure Mid-Carboniferous age granites and

granodiorites intrude the sedimentary sequence and are presumed to be the cause of

extensive copper-bearing skarn at San Alberto and El Pircarda zones.

The intrusives also contain a pronounced sheeted zoned of fractures and quartz veins that

host significant copper mineralization.

At Llantenes Cu-Ag (Au) is most concentrated within shears and vein-like structures which

typically range from 0.5m to 4m wide. Disseminated copper also occurs in the inter-bedded

shale-sandstone meta-sedimentary sequences.

A spatial association of this sediment-hosted mineralization with pillow lava sequences

suggests a potential genetic similarity to the "Sediment-hosted Copper"

Limestone

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Sampling to date includes:

San Alberto Zone (Scarn) 1.3km strike of scarn alteration

11m averaging 0.53 g/t Au, 46 g/t Ag 1.77 % Cu

(composite chip from a massive amphibole and

sulphide skarn band).

El Pircarda Zone (Scarn) Narrow high grade scarn structures

2.4m averaging 2.04 g/t Au, 114 ppm Ag 10.0% Cu

(composite chip from a iron skarn band).

Llantenes Zone (Sedex) Disseminated and structurally controlled

mineralization hosted in sandstones and pellites.

25% Cu, 8.6 g/t Ag (1m chip sample)

2m grading 3.3% Cu (chip sample)

33m grading 0.49% Cu (composites chip samples)

La Ramada Zone (Gold Copper Veins and

Breccias) 4.69 g/t gold (4m chip sample)

Mineralization

JV Opportunity Summary

Copper – gold potential in three projects Significant work already completed on Mogote (including drilling) with positive results

Drill targets defined at Caballos, and drill permits in place

Four significant targets at Don Bosco

Good marketability Between 2 major mining camps

Nearby third-party successes generating interest in the area

100% Owned

Favorable JV terms available

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Contact

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Corporate Head-Office: Suite 709, 837 W Hastings St

Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 3N6

Telephone: 604 687 1828

Toll free: 1 800 901 0058

Brian McEwen, VP Exploration and Development

[email protected]

www.goldenarrowresources.com