TSXV: IO / OTC: INCAF / Frankfurt: SU9.F

July 2020

Forward Looking StatementsThis presentation includes forward-looking statements which are not historical facts but instead address future events and conditions which by their verynature, involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Such information can generally be identified using forward-looking wording such as “may”, “expect”,“estimate”, “anticipate”, “intend”, “believe” “potential” and “continue” or the negative thereof or similar variations.

Forward-looking information in this presentation includes, but is not limited to, intended acquisitions, upgrades and production at milling facilities,financing plans, use of proceeds and estimated net income. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in suchstatements due to factors such as: (i) fluctuation of mineral prices and exchange rates; (ii) change in market conditions; (III) the fact that the Company’sdevelopment and factors affecting it may be very different from other companies; (iv) availability and quality of mill feed; (v) regulatory and politicaldevelopments and (vi) future operational results may not be accurately predicted based historical results and on information to date.

Forward-looking statements and other information contained herein concerning the metals and mining industry and Inca One’s general expectationsconcerning the industry are based on estimates prepared by management using historical data from publicly available industry sources as well as fromprivate sources, industry analysis and on assumptions based on data and knowledge of the this industry which the Company believes to be reasonable.However, certain data is inherently imprecise. While Inca One is not aware of any misstatements regarding any industry data presented herein, theindustry involves risks and uncertainties and is subject to change based on various factors. There is no certainty the projections will be met.

Our forward-looking information is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. We do notassume any obligation to update forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, other than asrequired by applicable law. A number of factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-lookingstatements including, but not limited to, changes in general economic, political and market conditions and other risk factors. Although the forward-looking statements contained herein are based upon what management believes to be reasonable assumptions, management cannot assure that actualresults will be consistent with these forward-looking statements. Investors should not place under reliance on these forward-looking statements.

Future-Oriented Financial InformationIn addition this presentation contains future-oriented financial information (“FOFI”). The purpose of the FOFI is to provide prospective investors withinformation pertaining to the Company’s longer-term objectives. Readers should be cautioned that information may not be appropriate for otherpurposes.

CurrencyUnless otherwise indicated, all dollar values herein are in Canadian dollars.

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About Inca One

Inca One Gold Corp is a gold producer operating two, fully permitted, gold mineral processingfacilities in Peru. The Company produced nearly 25,000 ounces of gold from its operations in2019 and has generated over US$100 million in revenue over the last five years. Inca One, nowin its sixth year of commercial production, is led by an experienced and capable managementteam that has established the Company as a trusted leader in servicing governmentpermitted, small scale miners in Peru. Peru is the world’s sixth-largest producer of gold and itssmall-scale mining sector is estimated by government officials to be valued in the billions ofdollars annually. The company possesses a combined 450 tonnes per day permittedoperating capacity at its two fully integrated plants, Chala One and Kori One, and is targeting afourth consecutive year of increased production and sales growth.

Company highlights include:

➢ First publicly traded gold processing company to complete permitting under Peru’s formalization legislation.

➢ Largest public trading processor in Peru with 450 TPD permitted capacity.

➢ Over US$100 million sales in first 5 years of operations ($35M sales in 2019).

➢ Three consecutive years of increased production and sales.

➢ Experienced in house, full time management team and trustworthy Peruvian team.

➢ Ideally positioned for scale and growth with 65% unused plant capacity.

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Why Peru?• The most important players in the mining industry currently have

operations in Peru:

➢ Newmont, Glencore, Teck, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Barrick, Freeport McMoRan

• Peru is among the top producers in the following commodities:

➢ Copper: 2nd with 12.1% of global production

➢ Gold: 6th with 5.1% of global production

➢ Zinc: 2nd with 11.2% of global production

➢ Silver: 2nd with 16.6% of global production

➢ Lead: 4th with 6.5% of global production

• Investment flows into the mining sector over the next years are expected at US$ 59.5B.

• Peru is well positioned in mining space with vast reserves:

➢ Silver, 1st

➢ Zinc & Copper, 3rd

➢ Gold, 7th

• Politically and economically stable - pro-business environment.

• Second best credit rating in LatAm:

➢ Investment Grade since 2008

• Outperformer of the LatAm Region with an outstanding macroeconomic environment:

➢ Peru´s forecast growth rate above LatAm

➢ Low and stable inflation

Source: Ministerio de Energía y Minas (MEM)

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Real GPD Growth Rate: Peru vs LatAm

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Gold Mining in Peru

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G O L D P R O D U CT I O N

2018 PRODUCTION BREAKDOWN BY REGION

REPORTED SMALL SCALE GOLD PRODUCTION

Peru was the 6th largest producer of gold in 2018, with 145 fine metric tonnes (“FMT”), roughly 5

million oz.

La Libertad, Cajamarca and Arequipa among the regions with the largest production (63% of total

Peruvian production).

Small scale mining is widespread across Peruvian Andes and represented @ 20% of all 2018 reported

Peruvian gold production.

1,242,109

1,104,795

777,694

414,488

358,608

1,091,513

LA LIBERTAD

CAJAMARCA

AREQUIPA

AYACUCHO

MADRE DE DIOS

OTHER REGIONS

ounces

Source: Ministerio de Energía y Minas (MEM)

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• As a result of small-scale mining activity, there is aneed for gold processing mills.

• It is estimated that at least 15,000 TPD of ore is beingproduced by this group of miners, with average headgrades of 0.5 ounces per tonne processed.

• +82% increase in production since 2001 (from 547 k ozto 996 k oz).

• Mill plants are regulated by the Mining Law (approvedby D.S. N° 014-92-EM) and the Small and ArtisanalMining Formalization and Promotion Law (N° 27651).

• Only fully permitted plants are operating in the marketand gold supply to these plants only comes fromformal miners or those in the process of formalizationunder Peruvian Laws.

• The plants are continuously monitored by thegovernment.

• They are strategically located in desert locations alongthe Peruvian coast in order to minimize itsenvironmental impact.

• Sales reported to the Tax Authority (SUNAT).

• Competition to retain key gold suppliers leads to fastand fair payments and to highly efficient operations.

THE NEED FOR PLANTS

KEY PLAYERS IN THE MARKET

OWNERCAPACITY

TPDLOCATION

Chala/Kori Inca One 450Chala/Yauca

LaytarumaMinera

Laytaruma350 Yauca

Veta Dorada Dynacor 330 Chala

Small Scale Mining Sector

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The Processing Model

Sale and Export

Mineral Delivery

Measure and Test

Purchase and Stockpile

Process Material

Harvest and Smelter

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02

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05

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Miner delivers mineral to Chala

One/Kori One plants.

Careful, systematic testing

prior to mineral purchase is done

to determine grade and recovery.

Mineral is purchased at

discount to spot price and

stockpiled.

Gold doré is sold and

exported to Europe.

Carbon is harvested and

gold/silver concentrate is

desorbed, then smelted

into gold doré.

Mineral is processed and gold

inventory turns over approximately

every 3-4 weeks.

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CHALA ONE KORI ONE

Location Arequipa Arequipa

Permitted Operating Capacity

100 TPD 350 TPD

Tonnes Processed 2019 22,941 29,243

Gold Produced 2019 (oz)

12,304 12,546

Average OperatingGrade 2019 (oz/tonne)

0.60 0.50

Tailings

Upgraded and increased tailings

capacity with room for further expansion

Recently upgraded and increased tailings

capacity with room for further expansion

47km betweenChala One and

Kori One

Chala One

Kori One

Processing Facilities

Inca One Ore Collection

Depot

Lima

Note: above production figures are reported here on a calendar basis.

Plant Photos: Chala One & Kori One

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Kori One plant - TanksKori One plant – Ball mills and Crusher circuit

Chala One plant – Ball millsChala One plant – North west view

Operations - Deliveries & Processing

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Mar.19 Apr.19 May.19 Jun.19 Jul.19 Aug.19 Sep.19 Oct.19 Nov.19 Dec. 19 Jan. 20 Feb. 20 Mar. 20

Deliveries 4742 4201 3491 3735 4022 4651 4470 4518 4873 4901 2491 4768 2284

Processing 4917 4238 2912 3774 4056 4129 5090 3986 4533 5147 2942 3188 3521

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• Above chart shows consolidated ore deliveries and production (in tonnes) on a calendar basis over trailing 13 months.

• Deliveries in the calendar 2019 were an all time high for the company reaching 52,602 tonnes, averaging 4,384 tonnes per month (t/m), up 16% YOY from 2018 deliveries (45,527 tonnes, average 3,794 t/m).

• Processing in calendar 2019 also reached an all time high of 52,184 tonnes, averaging 4,349 t/m, up 19% YOY from 2018 totals (43,786 tonnes, average 3,649 t/m).

• Daily throughput in calendar 2019 averaged 143 tpd.

• Deliveries and processing dropped in January 2020 due primarily to seasonal delays, but picked up in February 2020, only to slow greatly in March as emergency measures enacted by Peruvian government restricted transportation of material across country due to Covid-19 pandemic.

Operations - Gold Production

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• Above chart shows gold produced (in ounces) over prior 8 calendar quarters on a consolidated basis.

• Production reached all time high in calendar Q4 2018 as additional capacity came online from Koricancha facility, purchased in August 2018.

• Calendar Q1 2019 drop in production a direct result of an extended rainy season directly impacting production and affecting deliveries of mineral throughout Peru lasting into Q2 2019.

• Gold production in calendar Q4 2019 (5,924 oz) decreased 32% YOY from Q4 2018 (8,739 oz) and decreased 9% over prior Q3 2019 (6,532 oz).

• Inca One’s gold production hit an all time high in calendar 2019 producing (24,850 oz) an increase of 42% YOY from calendar 2018 production (22,050 oz).

• Gold production in Q1 2020 impacted by seasonal delays and effects of emergency measures enacted by Peruvian government, restricting transportation of material for processing.

Q2 2018 Q3 2018 Q4 2018 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2019 Q4 2019 Q1 2020

Gold Produced 4297 6138 8739 7063 5331 6532 5924 5283

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Operations - Sales

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Q4 2018 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2019 Q4 2019 Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020

Sales (US$M) 3.53 5.65 8.94 11.57 8.41 5.55 10.37 9.85

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• Chart above shows gold sales (USD) over prior 8 fiscal quarters on a consolidated basis (note April 30 year end).

• Q1 fiscal 2019 sales growth notable as Chala One surpassed its quarterly production target for the first time.

• Q2 fiscal 2019 sales reflect consolidated revenues generated from both Chala One and Kori One plants.

• Q3 fiscal 2019 sales show strong growth (30% QOQ); Inca One recorded highest quarterly sales to date and first profitable quarter.

• Q4 fiscal 2019 highlights include 138% increase in sales over comparable quarter (Q4 fiscal 2018).

• Fiscal 2019 highlights include $34.6 M annual sales (all time high) over fiscal 2018 ($13.2M), an increase of 162% YOY.

• Gross operating margins of $2.3 M fiscal 2019 as compared to gross operating loss of $0.3 M in fiscal 2018.

Note: above sales figures are as reported in the Company’s financial statements and MD&A with fiscal year end of April 30th.

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Share Structure Share Structure As of July 27, 2020

Issued and Outstanding 32.5 M

Warrants 1.6 M

Options 1.9 M

Fully Diluted 36.1 M

Market Cap $17.3 M

Key People

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Edward Kelly

Kevin Hart

Mark Wright

Ivan Salas

Adrian Morger

Bruce Bragagnolo

Eduardo Paredes

Rodney Stevens

PRESIDENT, CEO AND DIRECTOR

CFO VP OPERATIONSCOUNTRY MANAGER

DIRECTOR PLANTS

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

DIRECTOR DIRECTOR

Over 15 year career in capital markets

managing and running firms in a diverse range of

sectors from natural resource to

technology. Held Senior

Management positions and

directorship with several public

companies on the TSXV Exchange.

Over 20 years of international experience in

finance, administration and

governance for mining companies listed on the TSX

and NYSE. Formerly Corporate

Controller for Asanko Gold Inc.

Trained as a research chemist &

process engineer with experience in

heavy industry, metal purification

and extraction. Fast Moving Consumer

Goods sector expertise in product

research & development,

production, logistics and distribution.

Executive with proven experience in

B2B and business management, with

12+ years of managerial

achievements, directing and

accelerating growth from start-ups

through to transnationals in

Peru, with specific experience in Mining and Energy sectors.

Mining executive, co-founder and former CEO of

Timmins Gold Corp, a Mexican-focused gold producer, and

co-founder and former CEO of

Silvermex Resources Ltd, a silver explorer

acquired by First Majestic Silver in

2011 for a market capitalization of

$120 million.

CFA charter holder with over 10 years experience in the capital markets. While at Salman

Partners, Mr. Stevens was

recognized by Starmine in 2007,

as a top-rated analyst for the

metals and mining industry.

Over 20 years as professional metallurgist

optimizing production of multiple

commodities, including Gold and

Silver. Began career with Barrick (Pierina) overseeing all aspects of plant construction & start up; 15 years

with Newmont (Yanacocha) as Asst

Superintendent overseeing daily ops for plant producing +1M oz gold/year.

European based asset manager with

20+ years experience in the banking industry. Worked as Fund

Manager Alternative Investments at Internationale

Fonds Service AG. In 2009, he founded

Everest Wealth Management AG,

followed in 2015 by Falknis Wealth

Management AG.

Contact Information

Head Office

850 -1140 West Pender St.

Vancouver, BC V6E 4G1

604-568-4877

Peru Office

Calle los tulipanes N°147

Office 503

Urbanización Lima, Polo Hunt

Surco, Lima 33 - Perú

(+51) 1 717-4388 / 4387

Investor Relations

Konstantine Tsakumis

604-568-4877

ktsakumis@incaone.com

www.incaone.com