Disclaimer

During the course of this presentation, Stroud Resources Ltd. may make forward-looking statements with regard to the Company’s projects and or business plans. Statements may also be made with regard to the company’s business strategy, partners, and market position which could be construed as forward-looking. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause results to be materially different than expectations. Any statement regarding the potential quantity of mineralization is conceptual in nature, as there may have been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource on the properties. It is uncertain if further exploration will result in discovery of a mineral resource on the properties.

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Share Structure

Exchange Listing: TSX Venture ExchangeExchange Listing: TSX Venture Exchange

Trading Symbol: SDRTrading Symbol: SDR

Issued & Outstanding: Issued & Outstanding: 189,540,650 189,540,650

Warrants: 16,166,558Warrants: 16,166,558

Nov. 05, 2012 3,375,000Nov. 05, 2012 3,375,000

Dec. 15, 2012 8,676,843Dec. 15, 2012 8,676,843

Jan.14, 2013 4,114,715Jan.14, 2013 4,114,715

Options:Options: 8,640,000 8,640,000

Fully Diluted: Fully Diluted: 214,347,208 214,347,208

52 week high/low: 52 week high/low: $0.16 - $0.045 $0.16 - $0.045

Insider Ownership & Associates: Insider Ownership & Associates: 40% 40%

Institutional Ownership: Institutional Ownership: 15% 15%

Debt : Debt : Nil Nil

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Company Profile

Stroud Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company, listed Stroud Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, exploring for Silver & Gold in on the TSX Venture Exchange, exploring for Silver & Gold in Mexico and Canada. It is well funded, carries no debt, and Mexico and Canada. It is well funded, carries no debt, and earns revenue from its interest in 6 Natural Gas wells in earns revenue from its interest in 6 Natural Gas wells in Alberta.Alberta.

Silver Resources ( Indicated ): 12.4 Million OzSilver Resources ( Indicated ): 12.4 Million Oz Silver Resources ( Inferred ): 9.1 Million OzSilver Resources ( Inferred ): 9.1 Million Oz

Silver Equivalent Resources ( Indicated ): 14 Million OzSilver Equivalent Resources ( Indicated ): 14 Million Oz Silver Equivalent Resources ( Inferred ): 10 Million OzSilver Equivalent Resources ( Inferred ): 10 Million Oz Silver resources are potentially recoverable through open pit Silver resources are potentially recoverable through open pit

miningmining

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Company Profile

Hislop (N1-43-101 Compliant)Hislop (N1-43-101 Compliant)

Hislop Gold Resources –Hislop Gold Resources – Canada Canada (Indicated): 483,500 tonnes (Indicated): 483,500 tonnes @ 6.61Au g/t - 102,760 Oz@ 6.61Au g/t - 102,760 Oz

Hislop Gold Resources –Hislop Gold Resources – Canada Canada (Inferred): 367,700 tonnes (Inferred): 367,700 tonnes @ 5.90 Au g/t 69,754 Oz@ 5.90 Au g/t 69,754 Oz

Leckie (Historical Estimates)Leckie (Historical Estimates)

Leckie Gold Resources – Leckie Gold Resources – Canada Canada (Indicated): 349,000 tons @ (Indicated): 349,000 tons @ 0.203 Oz /T - 70,644 Oz0.203 Oz /T - 70,644 Oz

Leckie Gold Resources – Leckie Gold Resources – Canada Canada (Inferred): 57,237 tons @ (Inferred): 57,237 tons @ 0.173 Oz /T - 9,902 Oz0.173 Oz /T - 9,902 Oz

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Why Silver has growth potential

ETF holdings continue to growETF holdings continue to grow

Silver inventories at historic low – above ground Silver inventories at historic low – above ground supply dropped by 86 percent in 2009supply dropped by 86 percent in 2009

Mine production in 2009 was 709 million ounces, Mine production in 2009 was 709 million ounces, yet demand for the metal was 889 million ounces.yet demand for the metal was 889 million ounces.

A steady increase of industrial / consumer demand A steady increase of industrial / consumer demand by approx. 6% annually over last five yearsby approx. 6% annually over last five years

Continually new demand and uses found by Continually new demand and uses found by industry, (especially in the fields of electronics, industry, (especially in the fields of electronics, medicine, and water purification)medicine, and water purification)

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Source: The Silver Institute, 2011

Projects

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Santo Domingo silver-gold project, Mexico (100% owned)

Hislop & Leckie gold projects, Northern Ontario (100% owned)

(option agreement on the Hislop project)

6 Natural Gas and Gas Condensate Wells, central Alberta (3.75% owned) – revenue generation of ~ $100,000/year

Major Silver/Gold Projects in Mexico

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Resources:

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Silver-Equivalencies are calculated using a 46:1 ratio based on Gold at $1348.90/oz and Silver at $29.06/oz dated Feb.04, 2011. Recoveries were estimated at 92% for Silver and 95% for Gold. No Base metals were used for calculating Silver Equivalencies.

* Cut-off was USD $20 per tonne. This cut-off was calculated using a grade of 45 g/t of Silver Equivalent calculated at an historical ratio of 65:1 based on USD $15 per ounce of Silver and USD $975 per ounce of Gold.

Santo Domingo Project

Situated approximately 90km NW from Guadalajara

135 ha comprise of two contiguous mining concession

Excellent road access

Close to major water supply and high voltage transmission line

Similar in size and structure to Fresnillo & Zacatecus mines and 9.5 km from Cinco Minas:

Fresnillo: produced 400 million oz silver-zinc-leadZacatecus: produced 800 million oz silver-zinc-leadCinco Minas: produced 15 million oz Ag & 97,500 oz Au from 1.2 million tonnes of ore P.10

Santo Domingo Project

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Santo Domingo Project

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Santo Domingo Mineralization Highlights

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Santo Domingo Cross Section

Santo Domingo Mineralization Highlights

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Santo Domingo Mineralization Highlights

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Long Section - (looking West)

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Santo Domingo Mineralization Highlights

Santo Domingo Project

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Management: Very Experienced

George Coburn B.Sc. - Director, President and CEO: Mr. Coburn co-founded Stroud with his wife Rosemary Coburn in 1983. He has 38 years experience as a geologist in Australia, Canada, United States, Philippines and Mexico. Mr. Coburn was part of the on-site team that discovered the Jabiluka deposit, the world’s largest high grade uranium deposit.

Stewart Fumerton Ph.D., P.Geo. - Professional Geologist: managing the Mexican silver projects for Stroud. He has over 30 years of silver and gold exploration and project management experience in Canada, Europe, Africa, Asia and South America.

John Cantin - Drilling consultant: Mexcan project. Fifty years of diverse experience in all aspects of drilling. Former operation manager for 19 years with Conners Drilling. in charge of all operations in Canada, South America and USA.

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Management: Very Experienced

Lonnie Kirsh - Director: Mr. Kirsh is a corporate finance and securities lawyer with Toronto law firm Kutkevicius kirsh, LLP. He has previously worked in the listings division of the Toronto Stock Exchange and the Corporate Finance Branch of the Ontario Securities Commission. He has more than twenty years experience in working with companies in the natural resources sector. Mr. Kirsh sits on the board of a number of listed public companies.

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Santo Domingo Mineralization

Two Veins can each be traced for more than 700m

La Rayas Vein - Typically 30 - 85m wide

Exploration projections indicate a mineralization zone 35m wide by 300m deep by over 700m along strike

Guadalupe - Typically 15 - 30m wide

Average grade of approximately 110grams silver equivalent per tonne

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Highlights

Potential for a “World Class” deposit of 150 to 300 million ounces of silver on the Santo Domingo property

Excellent infrastructure, property accessible year roundRiver at the bottom of the hill, two stage pump system

supplies water to the drill Bunk House and drill hole logging and cutting facilities on

siteTwo wheel drive road directly to the camp

SDR owns its own drill rig, drilling one hole per weekStrong management and technical teamStroud plans on carrying out a diamond drilling program in

2012 to increase resources and commence a Preliminary Economic Assessment of the property

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Hislop Project

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Hislop Project

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Leckie Project

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Leckie Project

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