Charley Creek is an alluvial rare earth elements (REE) project located in Northern Australia that has the potential to become a low-cost producer of critical and heavy REEs. Drilling to date has outlined an initial 20-year mine life based on only 1% of the landholdings. The project benefits from a simple mining and processing flowsheet using conventional mineral sands technology with the potential to begin production within 3 years and satisfy growing demand for non-Chinese REE supply. A scoping study indicates robust economics with an NPV of $302 million and operating costs of $23/kg REO produced, making it one of the lowest cost potential REE mines. Further exploration and resource definition drilling has strong potential

1. Pancontinental Uranium Corporation
June 2013
The Best Pre-Production Rare Earths
Project in the World

2. Charley Creek – Everything you Want in a REE Project
A joint venture between PUC and Crossland Uranium with the potential to enter production
within 3 years
Located in Northern Australia, it is ideally positioned to satisfy the market’s need for NEW
non-Chinese supply
It is an alluvial mineral sands operation providing exceptional operating and capital cost
advantages:
No crushing – just scoop from surface, process and refine
Charley Creek has:
• the right mineralization
• the right flow sheet
• the right distribution of the heavy and critical rare earth elements
• the right location
• The right size to satisfy the long term needs of customers
• The right stable political environment

3. Rare Earth Uses are Critical and Growing
Product Applications
Green Energy Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Water Treatment High Tech
Other Applications Defense Applications
REEs are indispensable for modern technology:
They increase power and efficiency and reduce
weight
45% of world’s energy alone is consumed by
electric motors – REE’s needed for performance
Advances in smart phone screens and technology
are impossible without REEs
Sophisticated military weapons require REEs for
guidance systems
Governments have deemed REEs of Strategic
Importance ensuring a market for viable
Projects

4. Market Focused on Heavy and Critical Rare Earths
Charley Creek has excellent
CREO weighting and proven,
low risk process flow sheet
Commercial Process Flow Sheet
Non-Commercial Process Flow Sheet Source: Company filings, Metal Pages: FOB China prices as of March 31 2013

5. Commercially Viable Projects Need
the Right Mineralogy
• Most large and high grade REE projects are hosted in minerals that have never
yielded commercial product despite millions of dollars of experiments
• Extraction of REE’s from Monazite and Xenotime has been in commercial use
for decades
• Charley Creek is a Monazite and Xenotime deposit
• Result is a simple, conventional, proven flow sheet:
– Scoop
– Heavy Mineral Concentration
– Refine to Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate
– Separate Oxides
– Sell product to end users

6. 6
CHARLEY CREEK
ALLUVIAL REE PROJECT
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study, April 2013
Developing one of the world’s largest,
lowest capital cost, rare earths projects

7. Investor Presentation, Scoping Study April 2013 7
This presentation should not be considered as investment advice. Any party to whom this information is made available must
make their own investment decisions. Any forward-looking statements included in this document involve subjective judgment,
and are subject to uncertainties, risks and contingencies, which may be beyond the control or knowledge of Crossland.
Future events may vary materially from the forward-looking statements and the assumptions on which the forward-looking
statements are based. Attendees at this presentation are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking
statements.
Crossland makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of information in this document and
does not take responsibility for updating any information or correcting any error or omission which may become apparent after
this document has been issued.
JORC StatementThe information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Targets, Exploration Results, or
Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Geoffrey S Eupene FAusIMM CP, a Competent Person
who is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. He is a director of the Company and a
full time employee of Eupene Exploration Enterprises Pty Ltd, which is engaged by the Company. He has
sufficient experience which is relevant to the styles of mineralisation and types of deposits under consideration,
and to the activity which is being undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 edition of
the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’ (the JORC
Code). Geoffrey S Eupene has consented to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information
in the form and context in which it appears.
ASX Listing Rules Statement re Production Targets. This presentation is based upon a production target and forecast financial
information derived therefrom that was initially reported in CUX ASX Release of 15th April 2013: “Charley Creek Rare Earth Project
Scoping Study Results”. The assumptions underpinning the production targets therein continue to apply and have not materially
changed. Some of the production target is based upon an exploration target. The potential quantity and grade of a exploration target
is conceptual in nature, there has been insufficient exploration to determine a mineral resource and there is no certainty that further
exploration work will result in the determination of mineral resources or that the production target itself will be realised.
Caution Resource estimates are not Non 43-101 Compliant. See www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120515/pdf/42689mc8s047pr.pdf

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 Charley Creek REE Project situated in Northern Territory, Australia
 Located 1hr from Alice Springs – close to existing infrastructure
 Drilling has tested only 1% of land holdings
 Very low risk, simple mineral sands process
 High proportion of valuable Heavy and Critical Rare Earths
 Favourable regulatory regime
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013

9. 9
PROJECT
FINANCIALS
Net Present Value (NPV10) A$302M
Internal Rate of Return 39.4%
CAPEX
&
OPEX
Total Capex (including contingency) A$156M
Total Opex A$23/kg
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
Experienced Independent Advisor Team
PRODUCTION
& REVENUE
REO Production (as mixed carbonate) 3,645t/yr
“Basket Price” of REO product US$57.38/kg
Annual revenue (75% off-take terms) A$154M pa

10. 10
Capital Item AUD $
Mining Field Units $9,560,189
Wet Concentrator Plant $55,257,469
Dry Concentrator Plant $12,728,878
REO Refinery $15,799,437
Infrastructure $26,938,914
TOTAL DIRECTS $120,284,887
Indirects $5,672,830
EPCM $17,565,280
Contingency $12,734,166
TOTAL CAPEX $156,257,164
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Charley Creek is one of the lowest capital cost
undeveloped REE projects globally .
 Low capital intensity of US$0.30/kg of total
REO produced
 Capital cost is fully inclusive of all
infrastructure.
 Inclusive of contingency allowance of $12M
$0
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000
$1,200
$1,400
CharleyCreek
Bokan
NorraKarr
Kipiwa
Nguala
EcoRidge
Hastings
Kvaneljeld
DZP
NolansBore
TotalCapex(US$M)
Capex

11. 11
0
5
10
15
20
25
Mining
WetPlant
DryPlant
REORefinery
ProductTransport
Generals&Admin
Total
OperatingCost(A$/kgProduction)
8.68
5.03
0.92
5.87
0.67
2.29 23.45
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Charley Creek is a high tonnage ‘mineral
sands’ style operation.
 Total cash costs including overheads is
$7.12/t ROM or $23.45/kg REO
production.
 Several areas to reduce costs have been
identified:
 High grade starter pit areas to be
drilled in next phase
 Location of REO Refinery – potential
saving of $2.00/kg REO in reagents
transport
 Number of process improvements
identified to increase overall
metallurgical recovery

12. 12Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Current China FOB (March 2013)
spot price has been assumed for
Scoping Study
 Charley Creek basket price is
US$57.38/kg REO
 TREO composition contains
18% HREE, 5% MREE and 30%
CREE by weight
 US Department of Energy has
assessed Nd, Eu, Tb, Dy & Y to be
in critical shortage
 These five elements are commonly
referred to as Critical Rare Earth
Elements (CREE)
 Charley Creek contains 30% CREEs
by weight that represents
approximately 80% of basket price
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Ce La Pr Nd Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Y
CharleyCreekBasketPrice(US$/kg)
Cri cal
Cri cal
Cri cal
Cri cal
Cri cal
Source: Metal Pages, CUX

13. 13
Advantageous REE mining Location
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013

14. 14
 Charley Creek alluvial plains
with a rough outline of the
area of interest
 The REE minerals are
contained as separate
mineral grains monazite &
xenotime from surface
 Alluvium is readily mined
and upgraded using
conventional mineral sands
technology
 Average thickness of
resource is 15m,
commencing from surface
(no overburden) and up to
80m thick in places
 Vast alluvial flats are cheap
& easy to rehabilitate
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013

15. 15
20+ Year Mine Life on Existing Resource
RESOURCE Mass
(Mt)
Weighted
Average
TREO
(ppm)
Contained
TREO
(t)
Contained
Xenotime
(t)
Contained
Monazite
(t)
Contained
Zircon
(t)
Cattle Creek Indicated Resource 250 280 69,900 17,600 97,200 124,650
Western Dam Indicated Resource 137 323 44,150 9,675 63,700 70,930
TOTAL INDICATED RESOURCES 387 295 114,050 27,275 160,900 195,580
Cattle Creek Inferred Resource 353 291 102,750 26,450 141,075 183,750
Western Dam Inferred Resource 65 282 18,350 4,240 26,160 36,230
TOTAL INFERRED RESOURCE 418 289 121,100 30,690 167,235 219,980
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
*An Exploration Target of 60 to 100Mt at grades of 500 to 1,000ppm TREO, that would contain 30,000t to
100,000t TREO is the priority of the upcoming Resource drill out program. This target is conceptual in
nature, and there has been insufficient exploration to estimate a Mineral Resource, and it is uncertain if
further exploration will result in the estimation of a Mineral Resource.
1) JORC compliant resource, not 43-101 compliant. See www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120515/pdf/42689mc8s047pr.pdf

16. 16Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Highly unique deposit having a broad
spectrum of heavy and critical rare
earths
 Charley Creek has one of the highest
HREE &CREE distributions
 Not dependent on LREE metal prices
70%
80%
90%
100%
Mountain
Pass
Mount
Weld
Nolans CUX Alluvial
(Resource)
CUX Cockraoch
(REO to HMC)
98.6% 96.0% 95.6%
77.6% 77.5%
1.1%
3.2% 3.8%
5.4% 5.0%
0.1% 0.7% 0.4%
17.0% 17.5%
HREO: Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Y MREO: Sm Eu Gd LREO: Ce La Nd Pr
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80M
ountain
Pass
Ngualla
Kvane
eld
Eco
Ridge
M
ountW
eld
NolansBore
Steenkam
pskraal
DZPCharleyCreek
Kipaw
a
Bokan
BasketPrice(US$/kgREOChinaFOBMarch2013)
CREE
Other REE
Ce
38.63%
La
18.07%
Pr
4.24%
Nd
14.93%
Sm
2.82%
Eu
0.59%
Gd
2.39%
Tb
0.37%
Dy
2.11%
Ho
0.41%
Er
1.20%
Tm
0.16%
Yb
1.03%
Lu
0.15%
Y
12.90%
Charley Creek REO Distribu on
CUX
Source: TMR, Metal Pages

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 Low risk mining and processing
 Simple gravity spiral plant
 Tailings pumped to pit void
 Wet Plant flowsheet confirmed via
full-scale spiral pilot test work
 Final heavy mineral concentrate from
Dry Plant contains 40% TREO
Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Refinery low capex due to high REO grade
 Feed rate only 1.2 tonne / hr
 Excellent extraction using sulphuric acid
roast and water leach (>95% REE
extraction)
 High purity mixed rare earth carbonate
produced (97-99% purity RE Carbonate)
 Thorium waste disposal plans in place

18. 18Investor Presentation, Scoping Study 2013
 Secure funding for Feasibility
Study
 Drill high grade zones
 Continue optimisation test
work
 Tailings disposal &
management
 Complete last remaining EIS
survey components (Baseline
Study already successfully
completed)
 Increase discussions and
negotiations with downstream
end users and off takers
 Value engineering to reduce
capital and operating costs

19. Pancontinental Corporate Facts
PUC DIRECTORS
Name Position Experience
Don Whalen Chairman Executive Chairman of High River Gold (1992 - 2008)- increased the market cap of HRG to $1 bln
from $7 mln ,Co-Chair Canada Russia Business Council (2004 - 2007)
Rick Mark Director, President &
CEO
President & CEO of PUC (2003 - present), Chairman & CEO VMS Ventures Inc. (2005 - present),
currently developing the Reed Copper Mine in JV with HudBay Minerals, Chairman & CEO of
North American Nickel (2010 - present)
Dave Mosher Director President & CEO of High River Gold (1992 - 2008)- Increased the market cap of HRG to $1 bln
from $7 mln, Exploration Manager for Pancontinental Mining Limited (1972 - 1982) - discovered
the large Jabiluka uranium deposit in Australia. Independent director and Chairman of HSE
Committee for Equinox Minerals limited until acquired by Barrick Gold 2011 for $7.5 bln
Mark McMurdie CFO Chief Financial Officer of PUC (2006 - present), Director of Finance for Kwik Kopy Printing Canada
Corp (1998 - present), Chief Financial Officer of Roscan Minerals Corp (2005 - present)
David Petroff Director President & CEO of Breakwater Resources (2009 - 2011), increased shareholder value by over
100% to $600 mln, Chief Financial Officer of Cameco Corporation (1997 - 2004)
CORPORATE SUMMARY
TSXV code: PUC
Shares: 78.6 million
Warrants 12.7 million
Options 4.0 million
Total Shares (fully diluted) 95.3 million
Market Capitalization ~$7.1 million

20. Charley Creek Value Proposition
LYN~$1.0bln
MCP~$1.2bln
Commercial Process Flow Sheet
Non-Commercial Process Flow Sheet
Charley Creek represents a
significant value proposition
from current ~$10mln implied
market value to $302 mln
Scoping Study NPV
* - Implied market valuation (PUC + CUX mcap’s)
** - April 2013 JORC Scoping Study http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20130415/pdf/42f7v06gx1svy4.pdf

21. Why Buy Pancontinental?
• 20 year mine life based on drilling only 1% of land
– Strong potential for vastly larger resource based on easy drilling from
surface
• Charley Creek has the best type of mineralization that has historically
yielded commercial product
• Potential fast production path - Pilot plant 2013/14 and full scale
production 2016
• Simple, commercially proven flow sheet using off the shelf technology
– No expensive experiments required!
• Low capital cost
• Would be among lowest operating cost producers
• Excellent ratio of high value elements: 23% HREE and 30% CREE by
weight/80% of $57/kg basket price is CREE
• Politically stable jurisdiction
• Abundant Infrastructure – road, rail, power and people