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    1. Exeter Resource Corp.
      October, 2009
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    2. Capital Structure – October 8, 2009
    3. Shareholder Base
      Fully Diluted Shares: 73,200,000
      * To be completed
    4. An Experienced Management Team
      A Strong Board
    5. 5 Year Spot Prices of Gold and Oil
    6. Per Share Gold Leverage for Select Emerging Miners
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      Exeter is 0.35 oz. gold per share
      Source: modified from Dahlman Rose estimates. Feb 2009
    7. Corporate Information
      • Market Capitalization: C$340M. (at C$5.50)
      • Trading Liquidity: 400,000 shares per day; 60% on NYSE-Amex, 40% on TSX-V
      • Cash at September 1, 2009: C$30 million
      • No Debt.
      • Low Discovery cost - Caspiche $2/oz.
      Cerro Moro $20/oz (gold equivalent)
    8. Exeter’s Caspiche gold-copper discovery
      Cerro Casale (Barrick-Kinross)
      25 million oz. gold resource
      Refugio Mine (Kinross)
      6.2 million oz. gold resource
      Caspiche Porphyry
      Discovery
      19.6 Million oz. gold resource
      The Caspiche, Chile discovery is very close to 2 world class gold deposits. Caspiche subject to a 3% NSR to Anglo American. The porphyry gold-copper target is extremely large and our successful program is transforming Exeter into a mid-tier gold company.
    9. Caspiche ProjectNational Instrument 43-101 Compliant Inferred Resource
      Estimate by AMEC International
      Including Higher Grade Core:
      Note: This can be compared to the Cerro Casale mineral reserve (NI43-101 compliant) of21.2 million ounces gold and 5.31 billion pounds of copper based on 1.09 billion metric tons at a grade of 0.61 g/t gold and 0.22% copper
      *Gold equivalence for copper and silver was calculated by Exeter using assumed metal prices of $800/oz for gold, $12/oz for silver and $2/lb for copper and assumes 100% metal recovery.
    10. Caspiche Drilling – February 2009
      CSD-016A
      CSD028
      CSD028
      CSD-036A
      CSD030
      CSD029
      3 drills operating to establish a NI43-101 resource
    11. Gold Distribution
      LONG SECTION POSITION
      CROSS SECTION
    12. BLOCK MODEL LEGEND
      BLOCK MODEL
      LONG SECTION
      SECTION 1
      SECTION 3
      SECTION 2
      SECTION 5
      SECTION 4
      1 km
      ½ mi
      AMEC PIT
      SURFACE
      Potential system Plunge
      BASE OF OXIDATION
      1 km
      ½ mi
    13. Caspiche Development Schedule
      Current Street Valuation:
      US$20 per Gold Oz
      With Development Studies:
      0.9 x NPV
      Transaction Premium:30% to 50%
      Americas gold development companies trade at a multiple to project NPV:
      • At US$800/oz Au0.9x
      • Average Values US$40-$60/oz Gold
      Before Development Studies
    14. DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
    15. Project Location
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      Cerro Moro – Exeter Licenses – 870 sq. miles
      535 sq.mi.
      Cerro Moro
      68 sq.mi.
      267 sq.mi.
      Cerro Vanguardia Gold Mine
      68 sq. mi.
      50 kilometres
      30 miles
    17. Cerro Vanguardia Mine
      Open Pits
      Satellite view of AngloGold Ashanti’s 220,000 ounces per year open pit gold mine west of Cerro Moro Project
      6 million ounce gold resource
      Waste/ore ratio +23 to 1
      Cost per ounce (2007) $330.
      Treatment Plant
      Open Pits
      Open Pits
      *Image taken from Google Earth
      3 miles / 5 kilometers
    18. Cerro Moro Project
      National Instrument 43-101 Compliant Resource Estimateby Snowden U.K.
      Escondida- Cut-off grade 2.0 g/t gold
      Esperanza and Gabriela – Cut-off 150g/t silver
      * Note: Gold equivalent grade is calculated by dividing the silver assay result by 70, adding it to the gold value and assuming 100% metallurgical recovery.
    19. Cerro Moro
      25 selected vein intercepts
      The high grade Escondida vein is gravel covered
    20. Cerro Moro Veins and Drilling
      • Total drilling - 2004 to Sept. 2009: 72,000m
      • Total drill holes -702
      • Escondida Zone - 55% of the total drilling
      (38,000 metres)
      2.5 km
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      Escondida Vein – Drilling Update
      MD587
      MD588
      MRC600
      ESCONDIDAFOMICRUZ EXTENSION
      ESCONDIDA
      Location of new significant drill hole.
      2 kilometres
      Low grade Au/Ag
      1 mile
      No significant result
      Awaiting assays
      Existing holes
    22. Cerro Moro Landscape
    23. Escondida Vein Long Section
      Contour of grade (g/t) x meters
      Gold equivalent
      Fomicruz JV Drilling
      1,000 meters (3300 ft.)
      Red shadingindicates +30 gram-meters gold equivalent per metric ton.
      Grey dots represent pierce points of existing drill holes.
      Green dots show drill holes in progress to increase the data density for mine planning purposes (50 drill holes yet to be reported).
      Black dots represent pierce points of planned drill holes.
    24. Resource and Infrastructure Programs
    25. Cerro Moro Development Schedule
    26. Exeter in an Industry Context
      • The dynamic of the gold mining business continues to be driven by M&A activity as producers strive for increased production and gold inventories.
      • Cumulative industry expenditures of +$4 billion/year yield “mega” gold deposits (+5 million ounces) at a rate of only 1 per year.
      • The timeline from discovery to production is ever increasing, as is the cost per new ounce discovered. Today’s discovery cost exceeds $50 per ounce (industry average).
      • The major producers carry their gold inventories at an EV/share of $132/ounce (industry average).
      • Exeter’s EV/share is presently less than $20/ounce.
      • Exeter’s total gold inventory includes by-product credits. Data is from NI43-101 compliant resources .
    27. Market Valuations – Why Producers Buy Juniors
      Average: US$132/oz
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      Based on 5th November 2008 share prices
      Enterprise Value is market capitalization plus net debt
      Equivalent ounces calculated on US$600/oz for gold and US$1.70/lb for copper
      NYSE-AMEX: XRA TSX.V: XRC
    28. TSX Gold Companies - Potential Acquisition Targets
      Market Cap
      per Oz Au (C$)
      Source: MineWeb September 2009 (updated share prices- October 2, 2009)
      NYSE-AMEX: XRA TSX.V: XRC
    29. Major Undeveloped Global Gold Deposits
      Not Owned by Major Companies
      Source: TD Equity Research September 2009
      NYSE-AMEX: XRA TSX.V: XRC
    30. Exeter’s Share Price History Vs. Gold
    31. Historic and Current Sale Prices of Gold Projects
    32. SHARE PRICE INCREASE AS EXETER’S GOLD RESERVE IS REVALUED THROUGH PROJECT DE-RISKING OF CASPICHE ASSET
    33. Mining Analyst Recommendations by Canadian Brokerage Firms
      • Canaccord AdamsMr. Wendell Zerbwendell.zerb@canaccordadams.com604.643.7485
      • Haywood SecuritiesMr. Chris Thompsoncthompson@haywood.com604-697-7433
      • Salman PartnersMr. David Westdwest@salmonpartners.com604-622-5569
      • TD NewcrestMr. Daniel Earledaniel.earle@tdsecurities.com416 308 7906
      • Thomas Weisel PartnersAndrew Mikitchookamikitchook@tweisel.com416 815 1622
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