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Exploring MyanmarMarch 2018

Disclaimer

• We acknowledge our responsibility for fair and accurate representation in this Presentation and for the appropriate disclosure of information we

believe is required by prospective investors.

• There have been no:

– Violations or possible violations of any laws or regulations, the effects of which should be considered for disclosure in this Presentation;

– Communications from regulatory authorities concerning non-compliance with, or deficiencies in, financial reporting practices.

• Access Asia Mining Pte Ltd was incorporated in Singapore on the 26 January, 2015. Company number 201502441N.

• All statutory records of the Company and its subsidiaries have been properly kept.

• The number of shares on issue at the date of this Presentation is ~ 21.5 million. Apart from what is disclosed in this Presentation, there is no other

entitlement to acquire shares in this Company either by agreement or option.

• There were no material deficiencies or encumbrances attaching to the title of the Company’s assets at the date of this Presentation.

• No significant liabilities are attributable to the Company or any of its subsidiaries at the date of this Presentation.

• There were no material contingent liabilities, including guarantees and letters of comfort, at the date of this Presentation.

• The Company is not aware of any breach or non-compliance with the terms of any contractual arrangements, however caused, which could initiate

claims on the Company which would have a material effect on this Presentation or its representations.

• Investment in mineral exploration is highly speculative and there is no guarantee of success. Investment in Myanmar is also highly speculative and

there is considerable uncertainty attaching to the political process and future legal developments in that country. Given these factors and the need

to raise further working capital in the future to fund corporate overheads and exploration activities no guarantees can be given with respect to the

payment of dividends, return of capital or the Company’s continued existence as a going concern.

• All Warranties and Representations contained in this Presentation are true and correct to the best of our knowledge at the date of issue

Myanmar – The Golden Land

The Opportunity

• World class mineral potential

• Limited systematic and modern

explorationexploration

• Improving regulatory

environment

• Amended mining regulations

reduce costs and risk

• Genuine early mover opportunity

Myanmar - Discovery Potential

Major Gold and Base Metal Deposits

Discovery History of Southeast Asia

Myanmar’s Political Isolation

A period of major mineral discovery in SE Asia

Systematic

Exploration

Period

Modern

Exploration

Period

Prospecting

Period


SE Asia Metallogenic Belts (Permissive Tracts)

With Gold and Base Metals Deposits (Resources)

Myanmar 252,500 sq km

Permissive Tract Surface Area

Myanmar 252,500 sq km

Indonesia 501,800 sq km

Philippines 418,500 sq km

PNG 170,500 sq km

Gold Base Metals


SE Asia Metallogenic Belts and Deposits Insitu Value

Metal Belt

Area

Gold

Deposits

Contained

Au Moz

Au Insitu

Value $M

Copper

Deposits

Contained

Copper Mt

Copper Insitu

Value $M

Total Insitu

Value $M

Insitu Value per sq

km $M

Myanmar 252,500 3 2 2,730 2 8 54,600 57,330 0.23

Philippines 418,500 39 63 81,640 27 38 266,700 348,340 0.83

Indonesia 501,800 39 94 122,590 7 51 354,330 476,920 0.95

Papua New Guinea 170,500 22 122 158,600 8 27 189,700 348,300 2.04

0.00

0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

Papua New Guinea 170,500 22 122 158,600 8 27 189,700 348,300 2.04

Average (All) 335,825 26 70 91,390 11 31 216,332 307,722 1.01

Myanmar Philippines Indonesia Papua New

Guina

Myanmar

Discovery

Potential

SE Asia Deposits Insitu Value per sq km

$M per sq km

Average

63Moz Au

19Mt Copper

AAM – Who We Are

PETER STUNTZ | CHAIRMAN

Peter has extensive investment, corporate advisory and financing experience gained through >30 years in the natural resources sector. This

includes involvement with several successful start-up companies in the Asian resource sector and as a Senior Portfolio Manager with AMP

Investments. Peter is a Fellow of the AusIMM and FINSIA and a Member of the Society of Mining Engineers; he holds Bachelor degrees in Science

(Geology), Engineering (Mining) and has a Masters of Geoscience (Mineral Economics) and a Graduate Diploma from the Securities Institute of

Australia.

Board of Directors

PAUL L’HERPINIERE | MANAGING DIRECTOR

Paul L'Herpiniere is one of the founders of AAM and as the Managing Director of our local subsidiary, is responsible for the growth of our business

in Myanmar. The former Manager of Exploration at Fortescue Metals Group (FMG), Paul has considerable experience in multi-commodity project

generation and exploration management across Mongolia, South-East Asia, China, South Africa, Ethiopia, Botswana, Zambia, Mozambique, Nigeria,

New Zealand and Australia. Paul has a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Applied Geology from Curtin University, Australia and is a member of the

AusIMM.

GEOFF McNAMARA | NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Geoff has >25 years of resource sector experience as a geologist, project manager, corporate financier and fund manager. He was most recently an

owner and Investment Director of Pacific Road Capital, a private equity manager, investing in the global mining industry. Prior to that he was a

Director of Societe General’s Mining Finance group in New York. Geoff holds a Bachelors degree in Geology, a Graduate Diploma from the Securities

Institute of Australia. He is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and the Australasian Institute of Mining and

Metallurgy (AusIMM).

JASON ROGERS | CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Jason is a qualified Finance and Accounting specialist with >20 years experience in financial management, accounting, risk analysis and business

management. Since 2009. Jason has been involved with the establishment of several successful mining related businesses in Australia. Prior to this,

Jason had a successful investment banking career, working for major financial institutions in London, Tokyo and Singapore, where he was an analyst

working with some of the world’s largest corporations and investors.

AAM – Who We Are

U KHIN MAUNG HAN | DIRECTOR

Khin Maung Han is one of Myanmar’s highest profile mining entrepreneurs. He is the major shareholder and Managing Director of Future

Engineering Group (FEG), the owner/operators of the Thabeikyin Gold Mine north of Mandalay. FEG are also contract mining at Modi Taung Gold

Mine and are currently developing the Narbu Taung Gold deposits. Khin Maung Han is also currently President of The Myanmar Federation of

Mining Association, the country’s leading mining industry advocate.

DAVID ROYLE | TECHNICAL MANAGER

Myanmar Management

DAVID ROYLE | TECHNICAL MANAGER

David has >40 years of international experience in all aspects of mineral exploration and project feasibility, including senior management positions

at Eurasian Minerals, East Asia Minerals, Kentor Gold, MIM Exploration and Newcrest Mining. He has managed exploration teams over a diverse

range of geographic and cultural environments which have led to the discovery of several major gold and base metal deposits in the Pacific Rim

including; Tolukuma, PNG (Au), Cerro Negro, Argentina (Au), Rio Blanco, Peru (Cu-Mo) and Pierina, Peru (Au-Ag).

HENRY RENOU | SENIOR GEOLOGIST

Henry has been leading our field-based project evaluation program since early 2015, responsible for generating new ideas and information

relating to Myanmar’s gold potential. A geology graduate from Monash University, Henry gained his initial exploration experience with Fortescue

Metals Group, where he was a team leader for gold and base metals explorion in Western Australia.

AAM – Company Structure

Access Asia Mining Pte Ltd (Singapore Parent)21.5 million shares, 2.5 million options

48 shareholders

Directors and Management own ~63%

Access Resources Asia Company Ltd (Myanmar

Subsidiary)20% owned by Myanmar Local Company - Future Engineering Group Company Ltd

80%

AAM – Well Positioned Early Movers

• Systematic project generation in Myanmar since early

2015

• 11 highly prospective, large-scale exploration licenses,

covering >5500 sq km across 4 strategic project areascovering >5500 sq km across 4 strategic project areas

• Draft amended mining regulations indicate a 75%

reduction in license rental fees

• An improving framework for minerals investment

• Strong foundation for long term sustainable success

Research Driven Approach

• Myanmar’s most comprehensive

database of mineral potential

• >3 years of research, compilation,

interpretation of exploration and

geoscientific data

1M scale geology Tectonics Remote Sensing Mineralisation

geoscientific data

• Targeting by Dr Jon Hronsky,

Centre of Exploration Targeting

UWA

• Field evaluation of >50 mines and

prospects

Gravity Free Air Gravity Geochemistry Mapping

Targeting Relief Licenses Evaluations

Project Generation

Focused on the Discovery of Large Scale Gold

and Base Metals Deposits

Research, compilation, interpretation of historical

exploration and geoscientific data

Targeting studies to identify key regional mineralisation

controls

SAGAING

MANDALAY

Myanmar Gravity

AAM Projects and Field Evaluations

controls

Systematic field evaluation of operating mines and

exploration prospects within target areas

Improved understanding of local mineralisation controls

and spatial distribution of resource potential

Increasing probability of a major discovery

EAST SHAN

BAGO

Project Generation

License Applications

Sagaing Project

800 sq km across 4 license application

areas

Former Ivanhoe and Newmont prospects Former Ivanhoe and Newmont prospects

within the Wuntho-Popa Magmatic Arc

High tenor gold and arsenic anomalism in

streams

Artisanal workers producing alluvial gold

Extensive alteration associated with large

scale gold and copper systems


East Shan Project

1,500 sq km across 2 license application areas

The northern continuation of Sukhothai Arc

Multiple regional gold and base metals occurrences and small scale mines occurrences and small scale mines

Favourable structural framework for large minerals systems

Widespread alteration

No previous systematic exploration

Artisanal workers producing alluvial gold

Geochemical anomalies identified in streams

Bulk tonnage open pit potential


Mandalay Project

1,300 sq km in Mandalay Subdivision

+80km prospective strike along major regional

structural control

Operating open pit mine with average ore Operating open pit mine with average ore

grade of 3g/t Au

Artisanal workings within application area

Large-scale potential, sediment-hosted Au and

Cu style of mineralisation

Strong history of gold mining in the region

Well located with respect to regional

infrastructure


Bago Project

2,000 sq km across three license application

areas in Bago Subdivision

Former Ivanhoe prospect within the southern

extension of Wuntho-Popa magmatic arcextension of Wuntho-Popa magmatic arc

+100km prospective strike

30km alluvial gold train indicates a large-scale

source of mineralisation

Artisanal hard rock and alluvial workings

within application area

High grade (+5g/t Au) mineralisation in float

and ROM samples

Sediment-hosted epithermal style of

mineralisation plus porphyry potential

Stakeholder Engagement

East Shan License Approvals

Engaging with the local communities and

Government of East Shan since July 2017

Village and town surveys to discuss our

exploration plans with local populationexploration plans with local population

Stakeholder meetings to educate on the

exploration process

Forestry and land surveys to verify land use

within the license area

Local government approval received late 2017

State level approval expected in coming

months

AAM – Investment Summary

• Myanmar has world class

mineral potential

• Underexplored due to 60 years

of political isolation

How big is 5,500 sq km?

of political isolation

• AAM is an early mover with a

massive land position in each of

the major metallogenic belts

• New mining regulations

substantially reduce the cost

and risk of exploration Big enough to cover the majority of the

Kalgoorlie Goldfields: +20Moz contained Gold

AAM – Exploring Myanmar

• For further information please contact:

Paul L’herpiniere

– [email protected]

– +64 210 830 4493– +64 210 830 4493

– Access Asia Mining Pte Ltd

8 Robinson Road

#03-00, ASO Building

Singapore, 048544

– www.accessasiamining.com

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