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Innovation
Tradition
Progress
CORPORATE PRESENTATION
SEPTEMBER 2018
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TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 2
Corporate Overview
Excellent Gold Assets in Canada
Brewery Creek Project and 3 Aces Project
Invested & Progressive Management
Innovative Economic and Environmental
Approach
Mutually Beneficial First Nation Partnerships
& Agreements
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 3
Share & Capital Structure
Market Cap (@ $0.35)
$45,703,380
Shares Issued and Outstanding Prominent Shareholders (~50%)
130,581,088
Stock Options
9,064,500 William and Janet Sheriff
Eric Sprott
Warrants Outstanding ($0.91-2.00) Pat DiCapo (Power One Capital Markets)
5,818,369 McEwen Mining Inc.
CIBC Private Wealth
Fully Diluted Shares
145,433,957 Albert Friedberg (Friedberg Mercantile Group)
As of Sept. 14, 2018
Gold at processing plant
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 4
Board of Directors
William M. Sheriff Co-founded and sold Energy Metals Corporation to Uranium One
for $1.8 billion (2007)
Dennis Fentie Former Yukon Premier, oversaw 3 mines going into production in
the Yukon
Richard Goldfarb Globally recognized expert on orogenic gold deposits.
William Harris Previously served at C level positions in several Fortune 500 firms
Audit Chair
Stefan Spears Featured as the Mining Journal’s “Mining’s Future Leaders”
(2016)
Tony Lesiak Currently the Senior Advisor, Investment Banking at Canaccord
Genuity Corp. (Canada)
Bradley Thiele Professional Engineer with over 45 years of industry experience
including moving the Meadowbank Mine into production
William Sheriff at 3 Aces
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 5 6
Exploration Management Council
Expertise in the geology, structure and gold deposits
of the Northern Cordillera (Pacific NW of North
America)
Richard (Rich) J. Goldfarb, Ph.D.
Globally recognized authority on orogenic gold deposits
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
Craig J.R. Hart, Ph.D., FSEG, FGAC.
Director of the Mineral Deposit Research Unit (MDRU) at the
University of British Columbia (UBC)
Lance Miller, Ph.D.
With over 30 years in the minerals industry, currently serves as
Vice President of Natural Resources for NANA Regional
Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation
William (Bill) E. Threlkeld, MSc, PG 9
Currently the Senior Vice President-Exploration for Seabridge Spades Zone
Gold Inc.
Above: Richard Goldfarb at 3 Aces
Michael Redfearn, P.Eng.
Over 40 years of experience including Bureau Veritas, Cantung
Mine, Sullivan Mine, Trail Operations, Red Dog Mine and El
Brocal Mine
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 6
Management Team
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
9 Officer
Janet Lee-Sheriff | Chief Executive
Greg Hayes, CA | Chief
Spades ZoneFinancial Officer
Susan Magun | Watson Lake Office Administrator
Jeff Cary, M.Sc. CPG. | Project Manager 3 Aces
Neil Swift | Project Geologist Brewery Creek
Jillian Chown | Manager, Environment & Permitting
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 7
Mutually Beneficial Agreements
• Innovative progressive company with strong community relationships, shared opportunities
• Tr’ondek Hwech’in Socio Economic Accord (SEA) - Brewery Creek Project
• Kaska Nation Exploration Agreement – 3 Aces Project
• First Nation business development, service and supply contracts, joint venture development
• 50% First Nation employment at Brewery Creek and 3 Aces
• 50% expenditures spent in Yukon communities
• Local sponsorships
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 8
Progressive Relationships
Elders in Residence Program & Kaska Video
• Support learning and understanding, promote cultural
awareness and share wisdom and teachings
• Elders live/work at the 3 Aces Camp as a valuable part
of the exploration process
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
• Video project – Kaska Kayeh (‘land’)
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 9
Innovative Community Benefits
Brewery Creek Bees
• Hives established at Elders request in 2018 on reclaimed area
• Reclaimed area provides an excellent habitat for bee – coexist with current
and future operations
• Training & education opportunity
• Community cottage industry opportunity with honey production after year 1
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 10Favourable Gold Jurisdiction
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
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Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 11Corporate Assets
Assets with the potential for
significant growth and value creation:
Brewery Creek Project – Yukon,
• Past producer with established
ounces & expanding resource
• Evaluating new technology to
enhance project economics
Clubs Zone
3 Aces Project – Yukon
• District potential
• Extensive visible gold at surface
and high-grade gold intercepts
Yukon MintTM
• Wholly-owned subsidiary of
Golden Predator with minting 9
opportunities Spades Zone
Yukon Test Facility
• Wholly-owned processing plant
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 12Yukon Test Processing Plant
High gold recoveries without use of chemicals or elaborate equipment
• 1st Yukon test plant - 50 tpd plant provides technical
information and enhanced knowledge
• Conventional gravity recovery methods demonstrating
traditional non-chemical processing sufficient to obtain
high gold recoveries
• 2016 bulk sample – 83% gold recovery3 being
reprocessed with Clubs Zone modifications for
equipment
increased recovery
• Yukon-based plant creates local spin off benefits
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Spades Zone
CEO, Janet Lee Sheriff with Minister Ranj Pillai, Sergeant Major
Doug Spencer &Yukon Premier Sandy Silver
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 13• US Trademark-protected subsidiary of
Golden Predator
• Provides a market for gold sales and
revenue; with First Nation profit sharing
Clubs Zone
• Value added product from community-
based test processing plant
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Spades Zone
2018: Gold bars and gold Kaska ‘Keda’ coins
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 14Yukon Projects
Clubs Zone
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 153 Aces Project
357 km2 (35,700 hectares) land package with 35km trend on property
• Road and bridge accessible
• Visible gold occurrences, numerous
mineralized quartz veins, many with
visible gold, discovered since August
2016
• Kaska Nation Exploration
Memorandum of Understanding
• Class IV Mining Land Use permit and
B Water License
• Drilling Within 13.5km2 Central Core
Area – over 25,000 m
• Approx. 300 drill holes to date:
• 112 holes (37%) with an
intercept of 5g/t gold or more
• 83 holes (27%) with an
intercept of 8g/t gold or more
Drilling has continued to confirm high-
grade gold mineralization and near
surface bulk tonnage type
mineralization
Surface visible gold - Ace of Hearts
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 163 Aces Project
Central Core Area
Clubs Zone
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 173 Aces Project
Central Core Area – Looking North
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 183 Aces Project
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 193 Aces Project
Central Core to Sprogge Zone
7 km
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 203 Aces Project
Clubs Zone
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 213 Aces Project: Hearts Zone
Sample of Core from Hearts Zone - Hole 3A16-DD-082
• 13.07 m of 16.75 g/t Gold, including 3.38 m of 61.74 g/t Gold & 0.54 m of 315.00 g/t Gold2
• Q4/18 - Core Drilling to establish deep extension and continuity of mineralization towards
Spades Zone
Clubs Zone Diamonds Zone
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Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 223 Aces Project - Spades Zone
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 233 Aces Project: Bulk Sampling
• A key exploration tool at 3 Aces;
provides geological, engineering and
metallurgical information
• 2016 bulk sample of 770+ tonnes
recovered 83% ( ~29 kg) of fine gold
• Re-processing and testing ofClubs Zone
2016 bulk
sample underway, with equipment
modifications, to test potential to
recover 90% without the use of
chemicals
• 2018 bulk sample program underway &
designed to reconcile tight-spaced drill
results, metal distribution and provide
geological interpretations for future
planning
Spades Zone
• 2018 program - 20% completed with
new gold-bearing veins identified, not
previously known from drilling
• Permitted for 10,000 tonnes annually
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 24Brewery Creek Project
9
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 25Brewery Creek Project
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 26Brewery Creek Project
Past open pit heap leach producer from 1996-2002
Year-round road access/air service 45 km from Dawson City , 17 km from grid power
Type A Water License & Class IV Mining Land Use Permit
Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) completed in Q4 2014
2018 Metallurgical Drilling completed – results pending Q4 2018
2018 Exploration Drilling – 800 m with 8 of 9 holes outside of current resource area
Results include4: 6.55 m of 3.03 g/t Gold; 39.2 m of 1.64 g/t Gold;
8.5 m of g/t 5.05; 2.0 m of 21.0 g/t Gold
Brewery Creek Indicated & Inferred Resources (1)
Indicated Resources Inferred Resources
Contained Au Au Contained Au
Tonnes Au (g/t) Tonnes
(ounces) (g/t) (ounces)
Oxide 14,152,000 1.27 577,000 9,309,000 0.93 279,000
Sulfide 3,459,000 1.28 142,000 12,408,000 1.37 546,000
Total 17,611,000 1.27 719,000 21,717,000 1.18 825,000
1) Oxide category is considered amendable to heap leach processing
2) Sulfide category includes transitional material that is partially oxidized
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 27Brewery Creek Project
Pre-tax and Royalty NPV at 5% $59,431,000
Pre-tax and Royalty IRR 27%
Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA)
Post Tax and Royalty NPV at 5% $32,315,000
completed in Q4, 2014 ($1,300 USD Gold)
Post Tax and Royalty IRR 19%
Post Tax Payback 2.9
Diamonds Zone
9
Spades Zone
The economic analysis is preliminary in nature and is based on the extraction of both indicated and inferred resources. Inferred resources are considered too speculative geologically to have economic considerations applied to
them to establish mineral reserves. There is no certainty that that this PEA will be realized.
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION Brewery Creek 2002 28Brewery Creek Project
Continuous Vat Leaching (CVL) - potential to enhance economics
Potential PEA Improvements
• Exchange rate
• Mine plan
optimization
• Power costs
Exploration Upside
• Areas between pits
untested
• Lucky Bohemian high
grade zone follow up
Advantages of CVL
• Greater saturation
levels
• Potentially improved
oxide recovery rates
• Dramatically shorter Spades Zone
processing times
• Full year-round
operations
• Improved
environmental
considerations
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 292018 Work Plan
3 Aces Project
• Core drilling recently completed in the Sprogge Area 7 km to the southeast
of the Central Core Area to follow up on high grade targets and test extent of
mineralization
• Bulk sample program to verify drilling program and test metallurgy in the
Central Core Area
• Core Drilling in the Central Core Area (Hearts to Spades) testing
mineralization at depth (300m+)
Brewery Creek Project
• Completed core drilling for metallurgical test work to establish viability of
Continuous Vat Leaching technology and consider economic enhancements
• Exploration drilling phase 1 completed - designed to test expansion of
mineralized zones and expand resource base
• Addition Reverse Circulation Drilling
Spades Zone
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 30Investing in Golden Predator
Excellent Gold Assets in Canada
Invested & Progressive Management
Innovative Economic and Environmental
Approach
Mutually Beneficial First Nation
Partnerships & Agreements
TSX.V:GPY | OTCQX:NTGSF GOLDEN PREDATOR CORPORATE PRESENTATION 31References
1. NI 43-101 Technical Report on Preliminary Economic
Assessment for the Brewery Creek Property, Yukon
Territory, Canada, Tetra-Tech EBA dated November 19,
2014 (filed on SEDAR)
2. Golden Predator News Release dated May 5, 2016
3. Golden Predator News Release dated December 7, 2017
4. Golden Predator News Release dated September 19, 2018TSX.V:GPY OTCQX:NTGSF goldenpredator.com info@goldenpredator.com 604.260.0289 250-200 Burrard Street Vancouver BC V6C 3L6 Canada
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