Callinex Corporate Presentation

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FORWARD LOOKING INFORMATION2
CallinexCorporatePresentation

Callinan Mines, founded by Jack Callinan in
1927, has had a major presence in the Flin
Flon mining district in Manitoba, Canada
777 VMS Mine, discovered on Callinan
claims, commences production and royalty
payments begin
Callinan Mines splits into two entities:
Callinan Royalties and Callinex, which holds
the exploration portfolio today
Callinex renews exploration focus on zinc
and copper-rich VMS deposits
Callinex acquires a portfolio of zinc assets
with zinc prices near five year lows
Announces major expansion of the Nash
Creek Deposit and maiden PEA
1927
2011
OUR HISTORY
2014
2016
2018
2004 To discover and develop
base and precious metal
rich deposits within
established Canadian
mining districts
OUR MISSION
FOCUSED ON BASE METAL DISTRICTS
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Corporate overview
59%
21%
20%
retail investors
institutions
insiders & close associates
capitalstructure enterprisevalueownershipbreakdown
- Resource Capital Funds
- Sprott Group
- Delbrook Capital Advisors
Shares Outstanding
84.0M
Options Outstanding*
6.4M($0.34 VWAP)
(Excludes 6.7M RSU’s with a
10 year vesting schedule)
Warrants Outstanding
4.0M($0.75 VWAP)
Market Cap
$19.7M
Debt
$0
Cash
$5.1MAs of 02/28/2018
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recenttradingshareperformance
Closing Price
(05/08/2018)
$0.24
52-Week Range
$0.22 - $0.48
Average Daily Volume
(3 - mo)
286,900
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bathurst overview
Quebec
N
Bathurst
NEW BRUNSWICK
Caribou Mine Mill
Brunswick Mine #12
Brunswick Mine #6
Heath Steele Mine
SUPERJACK
NASH CREEK
20km
LEGEND
Processing Facility
Lead Smelter
Power Station
Power
Rail Station
Rail
Deep Water Port
Mine
Road
City
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bathurst MINING District
Modified from Goodfellow, 2003Clusters of deposits make up the Bathurst Mining District
CLUSTER EFFECT VMS DEPOSITS
PRODUCTION HISTORY
One of the largest volcanic-hosted
sulphide belts in the world with more
than130Mtoforeproduced,commonly
Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag-Au
GEOLOGICAL ENDOWMENT
Over 45 volcanic-hosted massive
sulphide deposits including the 230Mt
Brunswick No. 12, 70 Mt Caribou
Mine and 69 Mt Heath Steel Mine
MINING INFRASTRUCTURE
Great access to power, water, roads
and processing facilities in a major
mining district
30
20
10
5
3
1
0.1 1 10 100 1000
Pb+Zn(wt.%)
Million Tonnes
Caribou
BMS #12
Superjack
Nash Creek
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Quebec
N
• 2018 PEA outlines outlines a 10-year, 3,900
tpd open pit mining operation with a dense
media separation (“DMS”) plant and 1,950 tpd
conventional flotation mill
• Indicated resource containing 963 million
pounds of Zn Eq. contained within 13.6Mt
grading 3.2% Zn Eq. and an Inferred resource
containing 407 million pounds of Zn Eq.
contained within 5.9Mt grading 3.1% Zn Eq.
• World-class infrastructure with highway and
transmission lines 1 km from deposit; seaport,
smelter, railway and power plant 25 km by road
• District-scale, 150 km2
land package hosting
the Nash Creek deposit that extends for +2 km
and is open along strike in both directions
nash creek project
SUPERJACK
NASH CREEK
Caribou Mine
Brunswick Mine #12
Brunswick Mine #6
Heath Steele Mine
Bathurst
25 KM
N
20km
LEGEND
Processing Facility
Lead Smelter
Power Station
Power
Rail Station
Rail
Deep Water Port
Mine
Road
City
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BASE CASE SCENARIO
District-scale
Potential
maiden pea results
14.4 Mt @ 3.7%
MINED MINERALIZATION (DILUTED ZN EQ.)
$80.13
NET SMELTER RETURN ($/T OF DMS FEED)
$168M
PRE-PRODUCTION CAPEX
$230M / $128M
PRE-TAX/AFTER-TAX NPV (8%)
~96M Pounds
AVERAGE ANNUAL PRODUCTION (ZN EQ.)
$30.94
TOTAL OPERATING COST ($/T OF DMS FEED)
2.8 Years
AFTER-TAX PAYBACK
34% / 25%
PRE-TAX/AFTER-TAX IRR
• Located in emerging mineral belt
adjacent to traditional “Bathurst” area
• Robust track record of resource
growth with additional drilling
• Several high-grade mineral occurrences
with no known previous drilling
Versatile: Potential to scale up
SCEnario with exploration or
focus a smaller, higher margin
toll milling operation
(1) See news release dated May 14, 2018. Base case parameters assume a
metal prices of US$1.25/lb Zn, $1.10/lb Pb and $17/oz, and an exchange rate
(US$ to C$) of 0.77. All currencies are reported in Canadian dollars unless
otherwise specified. The PEA is preliminary in nature and includes inferred
mineral resources that are too speculative geologically to have economic
considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as
mineral reserves. There is no certainty that PEA results will be realized.
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Production Schedule overview
Year 1 Year 5Year 2 Year 6 Year 9Year 3 Year 7 Year 10Year 4 Year 8 Year 11
3.68 % Zn
2.27 % Zn
2.75 % Zn
2.83 % Zn
2.67 % Zn
2.76 % Zn
3.08 % Zn
2.78 % Zn
2.49 % Zn
3.08 % Zn
6.38 % Zn
$80.0
$M OPERATING CASH FLOW
$40.0
$70.0
$30.0
$60.0
$20.0
$50.0
$10.0
Opportunity to increase IRR and NPV with additional
exploration that could allow for higher grade material
after year one of the mine plan
OPERATING CASH FLOW AND ZINC GRADES
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leverage to higher metal prices
• Major upside to higher zinc and lead prices, which are in a supply-demand deficit
• Ability to endure a full price cycle with a all-in sustaining cost of $0.37 per pound of zinc, net of by-products
Pre-tax IRR Zinc Price
$0.85 $0.95 $1.05 $1.15 $1.25 $1.35 $1.45 $1.55 $1.65
LeadPrice$US/lb
$0.85 9.6% 15.8% 21.4% 26.4% 31.2% 35.8% 40.1% 44.3% 48.4%
$0.90 10.4% 16.5% 22.0% 27.0% 31.8% 36.3% 40.7% 44.9% 48.9%
$0.95 11.1% 17.2% 22.6% 27.6% 32.4% 36.9% 41.2% 45.4% 49.5%
$1.00 11.8% 17.9% 23.2% 28.2% 32.9% 37.4% 41.7% 45.9% 50.0%
$1.05 12.6% 18.5% 23.9% 28.8% 33.5% 38.0% 42.3% 46.5% 50.5%
$1.10 13.3% 19.2% 24.5% 29.4% 34.1% 38.5% 42.8% 47.0% 51.0%
$1.15 14.0% 19.8% 25.1% 30.0% 34.7% 39.1% 43.4% 47.5% 51.5%
$1.20 14.7% 20.5% 25.7% 30.6% 35.2% 39.6% 43.9% 48.0% 52.1%
Pre-tax NPV8%
($M) Zinc Price
$0.85 $0.95 $1.05 $1.15 $1.25 $1.35 $1.45 $1.55 $1.65
LeadPrice$US/lb
$0.85 $11.2 $59.2 $107.2 $155.3 $203.3 $251.3 $299.3 $347.4 $395.4
$0.90 $16.6 $64.6 $112.6 $160.7 $208.7 $256.7 $304.7 $352.8 $400.8
$0.95 $22.0 $70.0 $118.0 $166.0 $214.1 $262.1 $310.1 $358.2 $406.2
$1.00 $27.3 $75.4 $123.4 $171.4 $219.5 $267.5 $315.5 $363.5 $411.6
$1.05 $32.7 $80.8 $128.8 $176.8 $224.9 $272.9 $320.9 $368.9 $417.0
$1.10 $38.1 $86.2 $134.2 $182.2 $230.2 $278.3 $326.3 $374.3 $422.4
$1.15 $43.5 $91.5 $139.6 $187.6 $235.6 $283.7 $331.7 $379.7 $427.7
$1.20 $48.9 $96.9 $145.0 $193.0 $241.0 $289.1 $337.1 $385.1 $433.1
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Potential for Toll Milling
• Toll processing scenario provides a potential alternative to a standalone processing facility
• Pre-tax IRR of 47% (32% post-tax) and a pre-tax NPV8%
of $125M ($69M post-tax)
• Potential to reduce pre-production capital from $168M to $62M
• Flexibility to develop an off-site processing facility in collaboration with other companies
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Operating cost C apital Cost
LOW OPEX
OF $31/T VS
NSR OF $80/T
PRE-
PRODUCTION
CAPITAL OF
$168M
PER TONNE OF DMS FEED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Mining
Processing
Transportation
Environmental
GA
Royalty
Mine Capital
Process Plant with DMS
Infrastructure Tailings
Closure Reclamation (net)
Indirects
Contingency
$17.17
$6.80
$2.62
$1.79
$0.80
$1.17
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$66.10
$46.70
$33.40
$24.60
$15.80
$39.70

Infrastructure Advantage at Nash Creek
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8.1% Zn and 10.9% Pb
9.1% Zn and 2.1% Pb
3.5% Zn, 2.5% Pb and 1,500 g/t Ag
5.5% Cu and 3.4% Cu
District scale land package
N
LEGEND
Base Metal Occurrences
Claim Boundary
Provincial Highway 11
Power Line
5km
Nash Creek Deposit
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Potential to Expand
• The Nash Creek Deposit is open for expansion in
several directions
• The Company’s initial drill program in 2017 led to
an increase in indicated Zn Eq. pounds by 74%
and Inferred Zn Eq, pounds increased by 385%*
• VMS deposits almost always occur in clusters;
however, Nash Creek is the only known VMS
deposit in the area
• Primary north-south corridor has several high-
grade mineral occurrences up to 19% Pb+Zn at
surface with very limited historic drilling
• Potential for new discoveries within a 150 km2
land package
*See News Release dated April 16, 2018
2018 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE
N
DRILLING BY YEAR
Pre-Callinex
2017 Callinex
500 METRES
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lIMITED eXPLORATION hISTORY
HISTORIC DRILLING - SPORADIC AND SUCCESSFUL
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10.00
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25.00
TONNES(M)
CALLINEX
SLAM
FALCONBRIDGE
DRILLING(M)
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
1950
1952
1954
1956
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1962
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Meters Drilled Deposit Size
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3D View of Nas h Creek Depos it
• The current resource estimate is based on a total of 279 drill holes totaling 37,421m
• Callinex drilled 59 drill holes totaling 10,586m in 2017 in its initial campaign
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Exploration Objectives
• Interpret new LIDAR survey to identify favorable structures
• Reprocess MEGATEM VTEM surveys to generate new targets
• Two-phase, exploration campaign including ~10,000m of drilling,
extensive IP ground geophysics and soil sampling
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• Small, high-margin starter pit included within
the 2018 PEA
• Near-surface Inferred resource of 3.2Mt grading
4.6% Zn Eq. containing 328 million pounds of
Zn Eq.
• Located 15 km from the ‘supergiant’ Brunswick
#12Mine,recentlyoneofthelargestunderground
zinc mines in the world
• Project covers the Caribou and Brunswick
horizons which hosts on average 15-20Mt
geologic deposit
• Plans to follow up on a 2017 near-surface zinc
discovery that is wide open for expansion
superjack project
Quebec
N
SUPERJACK
NASH CREEK
Caribou Mine
Brunswick Mine #12
Brunswick Mine #6
Heath Steele Mine
Bathurst
25 KM
N
20km
LEGEND
Processing Facility
Lead Smelter
Power Station
Power
Rail Station
Rail
Deep Water Port
Mine
Road
City
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New zinc discovery
• A new high-grade, near-surface massive sulphide zone that is open for expansion
• Discovery was sandwiched between a formational conductor and subsequent borehole and large ground
electromagnetic survey identified targets for follow-up drilling
3D View Looking Southwest of the Superjack A, B, C and D Zones
LEGEND
Drill Hole
Deposit
Geophysical Plate
2.7m of 6.2% Zn Eq.
1.9m of 8.0% Zn Eq.
2.9m of 5.6% Zn Eq.
‘D’ Zone ‘A’ Zone
‘C’ Zone
‘B’ Zone
BPEM plates
associated with
the ‘D’ Zone
BPEM plates
associated with
the ‘B’ Zone
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Conceptual Development Timeline
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
exploration and infill drilling
Metallurgical and geotechnical work
submission of eia and permitting
pre-feasibility study
feasibility study
Construction
Production
Cautionary Note on Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”). The PEA is preliminary in nature and it includes Inferred Mineral Resources that are considered too
speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as Mineral Reserves. There is no certainty that
the PEA will be realized.
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• Advanced stage VMS project located
in Newfoundland, Canada
• 14.1Mt Inferred resource grading 6.2%
Zn Eq. containing 1.9 billion pounds of
Zn Eq. (including 484,000 oz Au at 1.1
g/t Au)
• Resource starts at surface and
extends to a vertical depth of 350m
• Advanced permitting stage with
resource contained within current
Mining Lease
• High-grade mineralization open at
depth with assays including 4.67m
of 15.1% Zn, 4.4 g/t Au, 57.9 g/t Ag
and 0.36% Cu down-plunge from
resource*
*See News Release dated May 16, 2016
Point leamington
project
Duck Pond
Buchans
PT. LEAMINGTON
PROJECT
Bishop’s
Falls
Grand Falls
WindsorBadger
South Brook
LEGEND
Processing Facility
Mine
Road
Power
Trail
Port
City
N
NEWFOUNDLAND
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Mike Muzylowski
Chairman
Max Porterfield
CEO, President and Director
Jordan Butler
VP Corporate development
Matthew Anderson
Chief financial officer
A renowned geologist and
member of the Canadian Mining
Hall of Fame with over 50 years
of experience which has included
the discovery and development
of 16 mineral deposits through to
production
Over ten years of experience in
natural resources and financial
markets, previously with
GoldMining Inc., Uranium Energy
Corp. and US Global Investors
Over eight years of experience in
the resource sector specializing in
identifying and evaluating mineral
properties. Previously, Financial
Analyst with Americas Bullion
Royalty Corp. and Till Capital
A Certified Professional Accountant
with significant experience in
financial and accounting related
functions for natural resource issuers
MANAGEMENT TEAM24

Technical Team
Canadian Mining Hall of Fame Inductee and PDAC Developer of the Year award PDAC Bill Dennis Prospector of the Year award
Mike Muzylowski
Involved in the discovery of 12 VMS mines in the Flin Flon
district of Manitoba, Canada. His discoveries include the
Trout Lake mine, which operated from 1982-2012. Mr.
Muzylowski received the 1988 PDAC Developer of the
Year award and is a 2011 inductee into the Canadian
Mining Hall of Fame.
Jim Pickell
Over 40 years of VMS exploration experience globally.
Notable discoveries include the Callinan North, Konuto Lake
and 777 ore bodies within the Flin Flon district of Manitoba,
Canada. Mr. Pickell is a recipient of the PDAC Bill Dennis
Prospector of the Year Award for his role in the discovery of
the 777 Mine.
Alan Vowles
Over 35 years of VMS exploration experience within the
North America and an integral member of the HudBay team
that discovered the Lalor deposit within the Flin Flon district
of Manitoba, Canada. Mr. Vowles is a recipient of the PDAC
Bill Dennis Prospector of the Year Award for his role in the
discovery of the Lalor Mine.
JJ O’Donnell
Over 25 years of VMS exploration experience within
Canada while holding senior positions with Callinex,
HudBay, Selwyn Chihong Mining and Granges. Mr.
O’Donnell has been instrumental in the exploration and
development of the world-class Howard’s Pass Zinc
Project located in the Yukon, Canada.
TROUT MINE +22 MT
LALOR MINE +25 MT
777 MINE +21 MT
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INVESTMENT SUMMARY
PROJECT PORTFOLIOSTRONG TEAM TIGHT CAPITAL STRUCTURE
2018 PEA outlines a strong economic return with a pre-tax IRR of a
34.1% and a pre-tax NPV8%
of C$230M
District-scale land package spanning 150 km2
with several untested
high-grade occurences
Technical team involved in the discovery and development of several
major base metal deposits in Canada
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appendix
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portfolio of zinc assets
• Portfolio of advanced stage zinc rich VMS
deposits located in established Canadian
mining jurisdictions
• All mineral resources start at or near surface
• Deposits located near processing facilities
and essential mining infrastructure
• Provides exposure to rising metal prices with
deposits containing sizeable zinc, gold and
silver resources
Buchans District
Bathurst District
Flin Flon District
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Inferred Mineral Resources*
Indicated Mineral Resources*
Project
Cut-off
(Zn Eq)
Tonnes Zn Eq. (%) Zn (%) Pb (%) Ag (g/t) Au (g/t) Cu (%)
Zn Eq.
(M Lbs)
Nash Creek 1.5 13,592,000 3.21 2.68 0.58 17.8 n/a n/a 963
Total 13,592,000 3.21 2.68 0.58 17.8 n/a n/a 963
Project
Cut-off
(Zn. Eq)
Tonnes Zn Eq. Zn (%) Pb (%) Ag (g/t) Au (g/t) Cu (%)
Zn Eq.
(M Lbs)
Point Leamington 4.0 14,093,000 6.15 1.88 0.02 17.1 1.1 0.42 1,910
Superjack 1.5 3,211,015 4.63 3.01 0.78 29.5 n/a 0.27 328
Nash Creek 1.5 5,929,000 3.11 2.68 0.47 13.9 n/a n/a 407
Total 23,233,015 5.20 2.23 0.24 17.99 0.7 0.29 2,645
Total mineral resources
• Large inventory of zinc resources within established Canadian mining jurisdictions totaling 963 million
pounds of Zn Eq. in the Indicated category and 2.7 billion pounds of Zn Eq. in the Inferred category.
Numbers may not add due to rounding. See News Releases dated November 9, 2016 and April 16 2018.
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SUCCESS RATE
Over 50% of deposits have been
advanced to production, totaling 32
mines which have led to nearly 90
consecutive years of mining
INFRASTRUCTURE
Over $1.6 billion invested towards mine
development with road, rail, power and
water infrastructure to facilitate quick
development of new discoveries
TIMELINES AND CAPEX
Typically less than six years from
discovery to development with reduced
capital expenditures
FLIN FLON MINING
DISTRICT
Flin Flon (100 Mt) Snow Lake (60 Mt)
Clusters of VMS deposits make up the Flin Flon/Snow Lake mining
districts in the Flin Flon Greenstone Belt
CLUSTER EFFECT
Recent discoveries have typically been larger in size and deeper
than previously discovered
DEPTH OF MINES
Initial Production
Average Depth Deposit Size
-1500
-1200
-900
-600
-300
0
20+
16
12
8
4
0
1916 1930 1948 1955 1955 1982 1990 2004 2013 2014
AverageDepth(m)
DepositSize(MillionTonnes)
19751969
777Trout Lake Lalor
ReedNorth Star
Flin Flon
Cuprus
Mandy
Don Jon
Centennial
Callinan
Pine Bay
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N
Flin Flon Project
Flin Flon
Pine Bay Project
777 Mine
Processing Facility
LEGEND
Deposit
Historic Mine
Pine Bay Shaft
Callinex Claims
Callinex Mining Lease
HudBay Claims
Paved Road
Power
Rail
Strategic Properties Near Hudbay’s Flin Flon Operations 31

• Explored by Placer Dome during the 1990s,
where they had a mandate to discover a 30 Mt
VMS deposit
• Covers one of the largest felsic rock packages
within the belt, the primary host rock for VMS
deposits
• Large alteration zone spanning 1,100m long
and up to 700m wide has been overturned and
is facing to the west, adjacent to three VMS
horizons
• Three stacked horizons host five mineralized
zones including the Pine Bay Copper deposit
PINE BAY area
POTENTIAL FOR A LARGE VMS DEPOSIT
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high-grade potential at depth
Hole From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Zn Eq (%) Zn (%) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Cu (%) Pb (%)
284-3-93-DPN 998.80 1010.26 11.46 12.23 5.61 1.65 56.38 0.68 0.35
Including 999.26 1009.59 10.33 13.06 6.00 1.78 60.39 0.71 0.35
Including 999.80 1004.00 4.20 20.77 11.82 2.43 73.77 0.70 0.73
Including 999.80 1002.50 2.70 26.35 16.37 2.57 79.21 0.86 0.98
Cabin VMS Horizon Baker Patton VMS HorizonPine Bay VMS Horizon
New Discovery –
10.3m of 13.1 Zn Eq.
• Callinex discovered 10.3m of 13.1%
Zn Eq. (6.0% Zn, 1.8 g/t Au, 60.4
g/t Ag, 0.7% Cu and 0.4% Pb) by
extending a previous Placer Dome
drill hole by 38m
• Hole intersected most significant
gold and silver results from 625
holes drilled from over 80 years of
exploration at the project
• Nature of mineralization suggests the
VMS system is long-lived and the
intersection occurs at the edge of the
system
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directors And advisory board
DIRECTORS ADVISORY BOARD
Keith Minty
An experienced mining engineer currently serving as the Senior VP of
Business Development at Stope Capital Advisors and a Director of Auryn
Resources Inc., previously the Chief Operating Officer of Thani Emirates
Resource Holdings Ltd.
Carlo Civelli
Since founding Clarion Finanz AG in 1980, Mr. Civelli has been instrumental
in funding early stage investments, nearly a dozen of which have developed
into billion dollar market cap companies
Michael Louie
A Principal in D+H Group LLP with 25 years of accounting experience,
specifically working on behalf of First Nations organizations and
specializing within the Canadian mining sector
Jason Dunning
Over 20 years experience in base and precious metal exploration, currently
serving as the Manager of Nystar’s Mining Group, one of the world’s largest
zinc producers, and previously a Project Geologist with Hudbay focused on
the Flin Flon area. Currently Vice President of Exploration for Adventus Zinc
Corporation
Nico Civelli
An independent financial advisor specializing in natural resources, and the
VP of Finance for Pacific LNG which recently sold to Oil Search Ltd. for
USD $900 million
Steve Swatton
Over 28 years of experience in both technical and senior managerial
experience, previously the Global Head of Business Development for BHP
Billiton’s Exploration Division
Jayant Bhandari
A Senior Analyst of Anarcho Capital, distinguished speaker and published
author, Mr. Bhandari advises institutional investors about opportunities in
the natural resources sector on a global scale
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T S X - V: C N X | OT C Q X : C L L X F
604.605.0885
info@callinex.ca
www.callinex.ca
Corporate Head Office
1555 - 555 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC Canada V6B 4N4
President and CEO:
Max Porterfield
Corporate Counsel:
Northwest Law Group
Auditors:
PwC

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