Zoro Mining Corp. Corporate Overview Q2 2010.

1. CORPORATE OVERVIEW
SUMMER 2010
SUMMER 2010

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advancement of the company’s property interests; (2) the ability to acquire additional property interests; (3) the ability to acquire additional financing
when required; and (4) the company’s operational plans for projects.
Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, levels of
activity, performance or achievements of the company to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements,
including, but not limited to, risks related to: (1) a downturn in general economic conditions; (2) a decreased demand or price of lithium and other
minerals; (3) unexpected events or delays in the acquisition, exploration and advancement of the company’s projects; (4) the uncertainty of
government regulation and politics in North America and Chile regarding mining and mineral exploration; (5) potential negative financial impact from
regulatory investigations, claims, lawsuits and other legal proceedings and challenges; (6) the inability to obtain the necessary permits and approvals
for the further development of the company’s projects, including environmental agencies; (7) inability of the company to raise financing necessary to
develop projects and continue operations; and (8) other factors beyond our control. Additional information about these and other assumptions, risks
and uncertainties are set out in the “Risks and Uncertainties” section in the company’s management, discussion and analysis filed with Canadian
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4. CORPORATE OVERVIEW
Zoro Mining Corp. is a public company structured to meet the post-
crash economics and strategically positioned to capitalize on new
gold exploration
The Company was formed in 2007 to acquire high-value
opportunities in developing gold prospects stemming from known
production areas in the Americas
After acquiring multiple prospects in targeted areas, in 2007, Zoro
finalized acquisition of three additional high priority prospects in late
2009 through first quarter, 2010
Zoro owns extensive property positions in significant mineral
prospects in established gold mining regions in Latin America; Peru,
Chile and Mexico
Management has launched a multi-pronged approach to diversify risk
and provide immediate revenue opportunities that will support the
development of mid-size to very large gold projects
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

5. STRATEGIC PLAN
Primary Strategic Thrust: (0–4 year horizon)
Develop near term resources at surface gold projects in Chile and
Peru
Significant land positions obtained in three key districts in Chile—
Escondida, Fritis, Piedra Parada, and Yura/Fortuna (Peru)
All offer potential for surface occurring, bulk mineable and heap
leachable lower-grade gold production
All are designed for shorter exploration timeframes and cost-
effective exploration programs
Budgets designed at each project for immediate exploration to
identify NI 43-101 compliant inferred gold resources, and to take
through bankable feasibility
Goal: to identify gold resources in each district and bring into production
as early as possible
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

6. STRATEGIC PLAN
Secondary Overarch: (5–10 year horizon)
Explore and develop gold resources at larger properties with
potential for significant size in Chile and Peru
Large land positions obtained at Yura (Peru) and Don Beno
(Chile) projects – over 20,000 acres
Initial IP (imaging) and diamond drill program completed in 2008
at Don Beno Project; established potential for large, deep gold
porphyry or IOCG system
Yura Project shows potential for multiple, large surface deposits
which could be centrally processed
Exploration budgets being developed for both projects
Goal: to identify gold resources in each district
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

7. PROJECTS
Peruvian Prospects
YURA PROPERTY
Exploration –Fortuna area
PERU
SOUTH
AM E R I CA
Chilean Prospects
CHILE
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

8. PROJECT SUMMARY
Use Near Term Projects To Support Major Blue Sky Opportunity
Hundred-Thousand Oz Au Targets
Parallel Projects
Near Term (1-4 Years)
Multi-Million Oz Au Targets
Explore Fortuna/Yura
Medium Term (8 Years)
Near Term (1-4 Years)
Develop Don Beno
Explore Escondida
Near Term (1-4 Years)
Explore Piedra Parada Medium Term (10 Years)
Develop Yura
Near Term (1-4 Years)
Explore Fritis
$12 million estimated required to bring medium
term projects to resource estimates
$11 million estimated required to bring
nearer-term projects to resource estimates
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

9. YURA/FORTUNA PROJECT – PERU
TYPE: Surface gold Location: 60 km west of
Arequipa, Peru
AREA: 1500 hectares - Fortuna
2114 hectares – Yura
(adjacent to original Yura claims)
FEATURES: Surface gold structures, potentially
bulk-mineable, identified through
initial exploration
STAGE: Detailed mapping and sampling
programs to precede drilling
INTEREST: 100% owned by Zoro
*2.5% net smelter return royalty
PERU
capped at $20 million; 1.5% can be
repurchased
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

10. FORTUNA PROJECT – PERU
Fortuna area: west adit, depicting altered volcanic
gold mineralization open in all directions
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

11. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROPERTY – CHILE
TYPE: Surface gold Location: 30 km northwest
of Copiapo, Chile
AREA: 2050 Hectares (additional land
available from adjacent
concessions owned by Zoro)
FEATURES: Surface occurring, shallow
sedimentary gold deposit with on-
site Pilot plant
STAGE: Aerial mapping, 2008 trenching and
surface sampling program, and 2
drill holes identified surface
structure roughly 4 km long by 100
meters wide by 50 meters deep with
gold grades over .5 grams/ton CHILE
INTEREST: 100% interest in Zoro
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

12. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROPERTY – CHILE
Typical Mineralized Sedimentary
Zoning Pattern
Surface
One Meter:
Overburden
One Meter:
Oxidized Zone
Sulfide Zone Escondida target exploration
Over 100 meters depth area is a depth of 50 meters
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

13. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROPERTY – CHILE
Drill Hole #2
85 meters
Structure aerial view
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360
met
ers
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Escondida
Pilot Plant Drill Hole #1
Site >100 meters
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

14. PIEDRA PARADA PROJECT– CHILE
TYPE: Surface sediment gold project Location: 250 km northeast
of Copiapo, Chile
AREA: 2100 Hectares of senior rights (with
1500 hectares of junior, overstaked
claims)
STAGE: Sampling and auger drilling of
uplifted surface sediments confirm
precious metals
INTEREST: 100% interest in precious and other
metals (excludes Li and light
metals) subject to 2% capped net
smelter return royalty
CHILE
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

15. PIEDRA PARADA PROJECT– CHILE
Sampling the salar sediments
mineralization at Piedra Parada
The Piedra Parada property
is located in a closed
drainage basin containing
a classic evaporate body
salar system
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

16. FRITIS PROJECT – CHILE
TYPE: Surface epithermal gold Location: 40 km south of
Copiapo, Chile
AREA: 2300 Hectares
FEATURES: Owned by Teck-Cominco Group of
companies until 2009
STAGE: 2009 surface sampling program
returned gold grades in host rock
and gold values in oxidized shear
zones
INTEREST: 100% interest subject to capped,
2% NSR return royalty
CHILE
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

17. FRITIS PROJECT – CHILE
Geologic structural zones at Fritis
Fritis Project strata shows
fractures and shear zones
carrying gold values
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

18. DON BENO PROJECT – CHILE
TYPE: Deep Sulfide porphyry or IOCG Location: 90 km south east
system of Copiapo, Chile
AREA: 5900 Hectares
FEATURES: Large IP and conductivity
geophysical anomalies (largest is
4km by 2km) identified 2008;
intrusive host rock
STAGE: Deep drill program completed 2000
meters (8 holes) of diamond drilling
in 2008; results show potential
porphyry or IOCG at depth which
needs additional drilling
INTEREST: 100% owned by Zoro CHILE
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

19. DON BENO PROJECT – CHILE
Core drilling at Don Beno
Fall of 2008
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

20. YURA PROJECT – PERU
TYPE: Surface gold Location: 60 km west of
Arequipa, Peru
AREA: 2114 Hectares
FEATURES: Surface gold structures, potentially
bulk-mineable, identified through
initial exploration
STAGE: Initial mapping partially completed.
Requires detailed mapping and
geochem with select drill program
INTEREST: 100% owned by Zoro
PERU
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

21. MANAGEMENT
Andrew Brodkey A mining engineer and lawyer active in the mining business
President, CEO, Director for over 25 years
Held various senior legal and business development
positions at major mining companies, including Magma
Copper Company and BHP Copper Inc., with an emphasis
on Latin American mining activities
Created the International Mining & Metals Group of CB
Richard Ellis, Inc (“CBRE”)
Harold Gardner Involved in the private mining sector for the past 26 years
Vice President of Business and has extensive experience in exploration and acquisition
of precious and base metals prospects
Development, Director
Served as a consultant, officer, and director of 17 different
mining companies and private investment funds, and
currently sits on the board of four companies in Mexico,
Peru, and Chile
A resident of Copiapo, Chile, with extensive knowledge of
Chile, Peru and the region
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

22. MANAGEMENT
David Hackman A geologist and a registered professional engineer with over
Vice President of Exploration, 35 years of international experience specializing in the
Director evaluation of leachable metal deposits in the Americas
Widely credited with the discovery of several important
mineral deposits, including the Piedras Verdes copper oxide
mine in Sonora, Mexico
Holds or has held senior geological and Director positions
with a host of public and private companies with operations
in Latin America
Enrique Marino W. A professional geologist with over 45 years of direct
Chief of Exploration, Latin America experience in Chile
Worked for a number of different mining companies,
principally for Phelps Dodge Corp. (now Freeport Copper)
at the large Candelaria copper operation near Copiapo,
Chile, where he was the Chief Exploration Geologist.
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

23. PROJECT SUMMARY | BUDGETS
Project Term Estimated Budget to Stage
Fortuna/Yura – Peru Near Term US $3.5 MM TO NI 43-101
Indicated high tonnage, low grade surface occurrence 1-4 years INFERRED RESOURCE
Escondida – Chile Near Term US $2.5 MM TO NI 43-101
Indicated high tonnage, low grade surface occurrence 1-4 years INFERRED RESOURCE
Piedra Parada salar – Chile Near Term US $2.5 MM TO NI 43-101
Indicated high tonnage, low grade surface occurrence 1-4 years INFERRED RESOURCE
Fritis – Chile Near Term US $2.5 MM TO NI 43-101
Indicated high tonnage, low grade surface occurrence 1-4 years INFERRED RESOURCE
Don Beno – Chile Med Term US $7.1 MM TO NI 43-101
Deep structures - porphyry or IOCG 5-8 years RESOURCE, DRILL & BFS
Yura – Peru Med Term US $4.8 MM TO NI 43-101
Surface structures with multiple targets 5-10 years RESOURCE, DRILL & BFS
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

24. INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
Prolific Quality Gold Exploration Projects
Solidified six valuable projects to 2010; all have ample land positions with significant gold
potential in each
Favorable Mining Regulations and Infrastructure: Chile, Peru
All locations have very favorable mining regulations, political stability and strong history of
development with many of the world’s leading gold, silver and copper mines
Experienced Management with Considerable Latin American Expertise
Senior management and Board highly familiar with exploration, mining development at all
stages and working in-country in South American mining districts under exploration
Immediate Path To Bankable Resources Through to Production
Budget of $10 million advances all projects and is projected to bring Fortuna project to NI
43-101 compliant inferred resource estimate
Multi-pronged Approach To Revenue Supports Major Blue-Sky Potential
Tandem exploration strategy (immediate and long-term) is designed to result in significant gold
production annually at all projects
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

25. CAPITAL STRUCTURE
TRADING SYMBOL: ZORM – OTC Bulletin Board
ZORM – OTC Bulletin Board
(COMMON SHARES)
52 WEEK PRICE RANGE: High:
High: $2.25
$2.25
Low:
Low: $0.30
$0.30
RECENT PRICE: $0.55
$0.55 (04.2010)
(04.2010)
SHARE OUTSTANDING: 28,401,536
28,401,536
306,000
306,000
WARRANTS:
28,708,336
28,708,336
FULLY DILUTED :
$25,837,502
$25,837,502
MARKET CAP:
OVERVIEW | Q2 2010

26. Contact: Zoro Mining Corp.
Andrew Brodkey,
President A Public Company
Symbol: ZORM – OTCQB
Office: +1.520.989.0022
Email: © Copyright Zoro Mining Corp.
abrodkey@zorominingcorp.com 2010. All rights reserved.