TRI-RIVER VENTURES INC. Corporate Presentation March 2009.

TRI-RIVER VENTURES INC.

Corporate Presentation

March 2009

A public company listed on TSX Ventures

Exchange

Based in Vancouver, Canada

Experienced international team

Focused areas in China and Asia

A portfolio of base metal and precious metal

projects

Corporate Briefing

Y.B. IAN HE, President and DirectorMr. He holds a Ph.D. degree in mineral process engineering from the University of British Columbia. Mr. He formerly served as President of Spur Ventures Inc., a TSX listed company, with phosphate mining and fertilizer operations in China. Mr. He is a director of Jinshan Gold Mines, a TSX listed gold producer in China and Jiulian Resources Inc., a TSX Ventures Exchange listed exploration company. Mr. He has 26 years' experience in the mineral industry.

HAO SU, CFO & Vice President – Corporate Development and Director Mr. Su has over 25 years of experiences in banking, financing and investment industry. Mr. Su is Chairman of Beijing Haolong Investment Ltd. Mr. Su was formally a deputy bureau director at Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bureau Director at Jilin International Trust and Investment Corp. Mr. Su holds a B.A degree in international finance form Jilin Institute of Finance and Trade.

JIEMIN WU, Vice President - Exploration Mr. Wu holds a B.Sc. degree in geological engineering from Kunming University of Science and Technology. He has 25 years of experiences in base metal and precious metal exploration in western China. Prior to joining Tririver Ventures, Mr. Wu served as Chief Geologist of the Third Division of China’s Armed Police Gold Corp. and is credited with the recent discovery of one of China’s largest gold deposits in Gansu province. The deposit has proven and probable gold resources of 8.4 million ounces. He was elected as the prestigious State Council Expert. He has an extensive field experiences in western China’s Gansu, Tibet, Sichuan, Yunnan provinces

MICHAEL WOODS, Corporate Secretary and DirectorMr. Woods holds a LLB degree from the University of British Columbia. He is a lawyer specializing in securities. Mr. Woods has been practicing securities law for the past 16 years, most of which he has involved acting for publicly listed companies. Prior to law, he engaged in various business endeavors including managing a retail/wholesale business and acting as a broker and principal for in commodity securities transactions. He was a director of Yangtze Telecom Corp.

Management

Board of Directors and Advisers

JAY CHMELAUSKAS, Director Mr. Chmelauskas holds a B.Sc. Degree in Geological Engineering from the University of British Columbia and an MBA from Queens University. He is currently president of Jinshan Gold Mines Inc. and has extensive international experience as an engineer and financial analyst in the resource sector and gold mining industry, including operating experience at one of the largest gold mines in the Asia.

Y.B. IAN HE, Director and President

HAO SU, Director and Vice President

MICHAEL WOODS, Director and Corporate Secretary

Corporate Data

SHARES LISTED: TRANSFER AGENT:TSX Venture Exchange NEX Computershare Trust

CompanySymbol TVR.HShares Issued: 21 million LEGAL COUNSEL:

Woods & CompanyCORPORATE BANK West Vancouver, BCBank of Montreal Vancouver, BC

AUDITORS:Dale Matheson Carr-Hilton Labonte LLP

CONTACT:Y.B. Ian He, Tel: [email protected] Woods, Tel: [email protected]

Mineral Projects

1. Lianlong Cu/Ag/Sn project, Sichuan province

2. Hebei Laiyuan Iron Ore project, Hebei

province

3. Hohhot Pb/Zn/Ag project, Inner Mongolia

Lianlong

Copper/Silver/Tin

Exploration Project

Project Structure

Tri-River Ventures

Sichuan Longbao

95%

100%

5%Red Sun (BVI) Co Chinese shareholders

Red Sun BVI Co. has a 95% interest in the project Tri-River acquired 100% interest of BVI Co. for 6 million

shares. Further exploration on a pro rata basis at 95:5 ratio

Project location

Located at prolific mineralization belt

Project location

Lianlong Cu/Ag/Sn Exploration Project

On the prolific Three River mineral belt,

Western Sichuan province

Skarn type mineralization

Three parallel, steeply dipping tabular-

lenticular bands of mineralization

Mineralization: pyrite, pyrrhotite, cassiterite,

chalcopyrite, sphalerite and galena.

best surface trenching results:

6.29m2.86% Cu, 1.11% Sn, 153g/t Ag, 5.38% Pb+Zn

Zone I Outcrop of the Mineralization

as outlined by the red lines

Zone IA cross-section of the

outcrop

Zone I Massive sulphide

mineralization from a pit

Zone I – Lianlong Cu/Sn ProjectTrenching Results

Strike raced for about 440 m long, up to 40 m wide.

Widely spaced trenching 100 meter apart Best values: 6.29 m, 2.86%Cu, 153.6g/t Ag,

1.11%Sn & 5.38% Pb+Zn Trench # Width(m) Ag(g/t) Cu(%) Pb+Zn(%) Sn(%)

3.78 60.79 0.77 2.00 1.626.29 153.60 2.86 5.38 1.115.50 40.50 1.16 2.94 0.68

TC21 21.61 4.62 0.06 0.19 0.47TC22 2.30 69.80 1.40 0.30 0.96

4.20 25.44 0.92 0.14 1.276.77 17.60 0.27 1.36 0.992.56 115.30 0.87 7.52 5.20

TC23

TC20

Zone II

Zone III

An exploration adit to Zone II

Rock samples with massive sulfide mineraliztion taken from an adit to Zone II

Zone II and Zone III

Zone II –Lianlong Cu/Sn ProjectTrenching Results

Strike 570 m long, up to 9 m wide Best values: 1.9 m, 1.8%Cu, 244g/t Ag,

1.0%Sn Trench # Width(m) Ag(g/t) Cu(%) Pb+Zn(%) Sn(%)TC01 6.30 11.29 0.19 1.05 0.37

2.47 3.06 0.06 0.84 0.672.67 2.33 0.02 0.30 0.267.44 36.68 0.58 0.92 0.530.29 9.00 0.03 0.14 0.501.28 4.61 0.12 0.12 0.35

TC12 7.04 80.72 0.43 2.21 1.361.90 244.00 1.80 na 1.000.66 27.00 0.08 na 0.392.09 13.36 0.15 na 0.490.28 342.00 0.16 na 0.160.66 265.00 0.17 na 0.38

TC33 3.08 22.65 0.06 na 0.24

TC10

TC11

TC13

TC14

Zone IVZone V

Three field geologists in the circles

Rock sample taken from Zone IV with massive sulfide mineraliztion

Zone III&IV- Lianlong Cu/Sn Project

trenching results Zone III strike 340 m, a max. width of 15

m Zone IV irregular pod, a max. width of

about 10 m.Zone # Trench # Width(m) Ag(g/t) Cu(%) Pb+Zn(%) Sn(%)Zone III TC30 11.33 5.93 0.04 na 0.26

TC31 0.19 535.00 0.40 na 0.26TC32 15.40 4.31 0.02 na 0.33

Zone IV II 9.87 5.64 0.04 0.13 0.32III 7.25 9.50 0.06 0.12 0.75

Canadian and Chinese geologists in their field

work

Nearby Cangtai Township

A major local mining operation close to Lianlong property

Newly constructed access road right to the deposit

Lianlong Cu/Sn ProjectAug/06 NI43-101 due diligence channel sampling

results

Trench # SampleLength (m)

Ag g/t Cu % Zn % Pb % Sn %

TC20 6.5 59.47 1.64 5.81 0.03 0.57Incl TC20-1 1.7 30.2 1.61 0.23 0.05 0.61

TC20-2 1.9 152 3.56 16.93 0.03 0.71TC20-3 2.3 1.8 0.02 0.06 0.01 0.23TC20-4 0.6 70.5 1.88 8.45 0 1.33

TC21 2.2 3.3 0.03 0.05 0.02 0.23TC22 3.3 21.6 0.38 0.11 0.02 1.19

Lianlong Cu/Sn ProjectAug/07 Site visit grab sampling results

Zone SampleLength (m)

Ag g/t Cu % Zn % Pb % Sn %

Zone#1 grab 69.4 1.18 0.40 0.13 5.83Zone#2 grab 30.2 4.36 11.67 0.08 1.21Zone#3 grab 3.3 0.05 0.19 0.57 0.24Zone#4 grab 641.0 4.56 7.77 2.35 5.46

Lianlong Poly-Metallic Project Exploration Budget (NI43-101)

Phase IGeological mapping, trenching $52,000Drilling 900 me @ 150 /m $189,000Adit 560 m @ 285/m $159,600Geologist, labour & consultants $82,000Consumeables, transportation $97,000Contingency 15% $88,900

Sub-total $668,500

Phase IIDrilling 2250 m@$150/m $472,500Adit 560 m@$285/m $267,900Contigency 15% $110,000

Sub-total $850,400

Total $1,518,900

Financing Plan and Use of Proceeds

Non-brokered private placement 7.0 million unit @$0.50 per unit 3.5 million warrants @$0.75 per share for two years

Proceeds: $3.5 million Use of proceeds ：

$1.6 million for exploration on Lianlong Property $1.5 million for identifying and evaluation other

property $0.4 million for administration

Why to Focus on China?

The largest base metal market in the world

Vast untapped mineral resources in western

China

Lack of in-depth exploration in remote areas

An quick expanding capital market interested

in Canadian mining and management

expertise

iron ore

steelzinc

copper

crude oil

nickelaluminum

China’s shares in global commodity consumption

Growth in metal consumption

Growth in China’s Metal Consumption

Disclaimer

Certain statements contained in this document are “looking forward statements”. These projections, estimates and believes contained in such forward looking statements involve know and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those anticipated in forward looking statements.

It is believed that expectations reflected in those forward looking statements are reasonable, however, assurance cannot be provided these expectations will prove to be correct.