Day 2- Session 5: Global Hotspots (part 1) Objective Capital Global Mining Investment Conference 2010 Stationers' Hall, City of London 28-29 September 2010 Speakers: Derek Fisher -Moly Mines Brad Kitchen - Eagle Hill Exploration Corp Stefan Wozniak - White Tiger Mining John Clarke - PMI Gold Corp

1. Investment Conferences
GLOBAL MINING
INVESTMENT CONFERENCE 2010
DAY 2 – SESSION 5: GLOBAL HOTSPOTS (PART 1)
Opportunities Western Australia
Derek Fisher – CEO, Moly Mines
Opportunities in Quebec
Brad Kitchen – CEO, Eagle Hill Exploration
Opportunities in Ontario
Stefan Wozniak – Exploration Manager, White Tiger Mining
Opportunities in Ghana
Dr John Clarke – Director, PMI Gold
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2. GLOBAL MINING
INVESTMENT CONFERENCE 2010
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3. MOLY
MINES
MOLY 3 LIMITED
MINES
LIMITED
An Opportunity -
Building Two Mines
Global Mining Investment Conference
28th - 29th September 2010

4. MOLY
Disclaimer MINES
4 LIMITED
This presentation includes “forward-looking statements” as that term within the meaning of securities laws of applicable
jurisdictions. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that are in some
cases beyond Moly Mines’ control. These forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, all statements other than
statements of historical facts contained in this presentation, including, without limitation, those regarding Moly Mines’ future
expectations. Readers can identify forward-looking statements by terminology such as “aim,” “anticipate,” “assume,” “believe,”
“continue,” “could,” “estimate,” “expect,” “forecast,” “intend,” “may,” “plan,” “potential,” “predict,” “project,” “risk,” “should,”
“will” or “would” and other similar expressions. Risks, uncertainties and other factors may cause Moly Mines’ actual results,
performance, production or achievements to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking
statements (and from past results, performance or achievements). These factors include the failure to complete and
commission the mine facilities, processing plant and related infrastructure in the time frame and within estimated costs
currently planned; variations in global demand and price for molybdenum and copper; fluctuations in exchange rates between
the U.S. dollar and the Australian dollar; failure to recover the resource and reserve estimates of the Project; the failure of Moly
Mines’ suppliers and service providers to fulfil their obligations under construction, supply and tolling agreements; unforeseen
geological, physical or meteorological conditions, natural disasters or cyclones; changes in the regulatory environment,
industrial disputes, labour shortages, political and other factors; the inability to obtain additional financing, if required, on
commercially suitable terms; and global and regional economic conditions. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance
on forward-looking statements. We assume no obligation to update such information.

5. MOLY
Australian Iron Ore Regions MINES
5 LIMITED
Australia  Pilbara
500km  Premier producing region
Pilbara  + 350Mt in 2009
 +600Mt in 2015
Northern
Territory  Numerous stranded deposits
 Midwest
Spinifex Ridge Mo
 Emerging production region
 Planned new port & rail
Queensland development (Oakajee)
Western  5Mt in 2009 (Geraldton)
Australia South  ~45Mt in 2015 (Oakajee &
Australia Geraldton)
New South  Yilgarn
Perth Wales  Exports through Esperance
 Kwinana port redevelopment
Yilgarn  8Mt in 2009 (Esperance)
Victoria  ~30Mt in 2015 (Esperance &
Midwest South Australia Kwinana)
 South Australia
 Oldest production in Australia
Tasmania
 Needs port & rail for expansion

6. MOLY
Pilbara Region – Western Australia MINES
6 LIMITED
Iron Ore Mines Deepwater Ports
BHP Billiton 1 Port Hedland
5
Port Hedland 1
Fortescue (FMG) 2 Cape Lambert
4 Rio Tinto 3 Dampier
3 4 2
D a mp ie r
2 Atlas Iron 4 Anketell Point Port
K a rra t h a 3
5 R o e b our ne
Spinifex Ridge Mo
6 Citic Pacific 5 Cape Preston
7
1 8
M a r bl e B a r Iron Ore Projects
9
Pa n nawonica 27 10 11
1 Balmoral South 14 Marillana
2 Cape Lambert 15 Phils Creek
3 Balla Balla 16 FerrAus
4 Poondano 17 Mindy Mindy
24 12
22
5 Ridley 18 Hope Downs
25
6 Spinifex Ridge Iron 19 Western Turner
26
7 Abydos (Atlas Iron) 20 Rocklea
13 9
21
19 14 8 Wodgina 21 Brockman 4
T o m P ri c e 15
9 Abydos (Giralia) 22 West Pilbara
20
Railway Lines
18 10 Mt Webber 23 Western Creek
17
BHP
Pa ra burdoo 11 McPhee Creek 24 Blacksmith Iron
FMG
Rio Tinto 12 Nullagine 25 Solomon Deposits
FMG (Proposed) 13 Roy Hill 26 Western Hub Deposits
Hancock (Proposed) 23 N e wma n 16
50km 27 Daltons
API (Proposed)

7. MOLY
Pilbara Region – Western Australia MINES
7 LIMITED
Iron Ore Projects
Name Owner Resource (Mt) Capacity (Mtpa) Type
1 Balmoral South 1600 12 M
5
P o rt H e d l a n d 1 2 Cape Lambert 1560 15 M
3 Balla Balla 455.9 6 – 10 M
4 4 Poondano 10 1-2 H
3 4 2
D a mp ie r 5 Ridley 2010 15 M
2
K a rra t h a 3 6 Spinifex Ridge Iron 7 1 H
5 R o e b our ne
Spinifex Ridge Mo
6 7 Abydos (Atlas Iron) 22.7 3 H
8 Wodgina 42.7 2 – 3.6 H
7
1 8 9 Abydos (Giralia) 40 3 H
M a r bl e B a r
10 Mt Webber 44 3 H
9 11 McPhee Creek 52.1 - H
Pa n nawonica 27 10 11 12 Nullagine 89.1 3-5 H
13 Roy Hill 2420 55 H
14 Marillana 1630 15 – 25 H
15 Phils Creek 15.1 1.5 H
24 12
16 FerrAus 191 10 H
22 25
17 Mindy Mindy - - -
26
18 Hope Downs 1450 30 H
21 13 19 Western Turner 60 - H
19 14
T o m P ri c e 15 20 Rocklea 89 10 H
20 9
21 Brockman 4 35 - H
18 17 22 West Pilbara 742 30 - 40 H
Pa ra burdoo 23 Western Creek 52.4 - H
24 Blacksmith Iron 511 - H
25 Solomon Deposits 2450 60 – 160 H
23 N e wma n 16
26 Western Hub Deposits - - H
50km
27 Daltons 40 2 H
Deposit Type, M = Magnetite, H = Hematite

8. MOLY
Port Hedland - Overview MINES
8 LIMITED
Berths Wharfs - Existing
Name Operator
Proposed Outer
1 Finucane Island
Harbour Development
2 PHPA1 Public
3 PHPA3 - Dampier Salt
1 4 Nelson Point
1 Port Hedland
2 5 Anderson Point
6 3
2
7 4
4
8
Berths Wharfs - Existing
9 5 Name Operator
10
6 Utah Point (Public) Public
7 Harriet Point – RGP5
3 8 Burgess Point - RGP6
9 South West Creek
10 FMG Extensions
Wharfs Facility Handling Areas
Name Operator
1 BHP - Finucane Island
2 BHP – Nelson Point
3 FMG
4 Utah Point Public
South Hedland

9. MOLY
Port Hedland – Existing & Future Berths MINES
9 LIMITED
Berths Wharfs - Existing
Name Operator
1 Finucane Island
2 PHPA1 Public
3 PHPA3 - Dampier Salt
4 Nelson Point
1 Port Hedland 5 Anderson Point
2
6 3
Berths - Under Construction
4
Name Operator
7
8 6 Utah Point Public
5 7 Harriet Point
9
10
Berths - Proposed
Name Operator
8 Burgess Point
9 South West Creek
10 FMG Extensions

10. MOLY
Port Hedland – Port Infrastructure MINES
10 LIMITED
Anderson Point
FMG
Finucane Island
BHP
Nelson Point
BHP

11. MOLY
Port Hedland – Nelson Point (BHP) MINES
11 LIMITED

12. MOLY
Company Overview – Building Two Mines MINES
12 LIMITED
 Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project Major Road
Rail
Broome
 Construction near complete
Australia Major Port
1
Gas Pipeline
 Iron ore shipments commence Q4
100kms
Port Hedland
2010 Dampier Yarrie (Fe)
Karratha
Spinifex Ridge
 Strong project cashflows 1
Marble Bar
Telfer
(Au, Cu)
 Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project
Woodie
Woodie
Nifty (Cu)
(Mn)
Tom Price (Fe) Cloudbreak (Fe)
 US$500M Project Finance Loan Facility
95
Western
Paraburdoo (Fe) Australia
due 30 September 2010 (extension Mt Newman (Fe)
under review) to fund immediate  Strategic partner cornerstone
construction
growth plans
 Funding secured through major
strategic shareholder  Vision to build a major world class
mining group
 Hanlong Group US$5 billion
investment pool

13. MOLY
Sichuan Hanlong Group MINES
13 LIMITED
 Privately owned
 Resource Interests – Zn, Mo, Cu, Coal, Au
 Electricity production, infrastructure development,
pharmaceutical production, food and alcoholic
beverages, real estate development,
environmental technology, tourism development
and high tech industries
 RMB 9.5 billion revenue 2008 (A$1.5 billion)
 12,000 employees
Hanlong Vision
Moly Mines Limited  International Mining House
 Major world Mo company
Moly Mines Limited

14. MOLY
Corporate Overview MINES
14 LIMITED
Capital Structure at 30 June 2010 Shareholders
ASX/TSX Ticker MOL Hanlong Group 56.9%
Market Cap A$250M Australian Register 31.9%
Ordinary Shares 363.9M Canadian Register 11.2%
Unlisted Options 79.2M Unlisted Options
Cash A$58M Hanlong Group 35.5M
Surplus Assets A$30M TCW 23.8M
Institutions 14.0M
10 Year Shareholder Loan US$60M
Employees 5.9M

15. MOLY
Spinifex Ridge Location MINES
15 LIMITED
Broome
Major Road
Rail
Australia
Major Port
1
Gas Pipeline
100kms
Port Hedland
Yarrie (Fe)
Dampier
Karratha
Spinifex Ridge
1
Marble Bar
Telfer
Woodie Woodie (Au, Cu)
(Mn)
Nifty (Cu)
Tom Price (Fe)
Cloudbreak (Fe)
95
Western
Australia
Paraburdoo (Fe)
Mt Newman (Fe)
Moly Mines Limited

16. MOLY
Tenure MINES
16 LIMITED
EL – Exploration Licence
Iron Ore Resource 1.5kms
5.3 Mt @ 59% Fe Rockchip Sample
Granite
GPL – General Purpose Lease
64.7% Fe
Granite
55.8% Fe Basalt
59.2% Fe
60.2% Fe Basalt
Iron Formation
Ultramafic
55.2% Fe
56.1% Fe 61.9% Fe 61.6% Fe
61.4% Fe Basalt
55.1% Fe
Basalt
Felsics
Basalt
Molybdenum-Copper Resource
652Mt @ 0.05% Mo, 0.08% Cu
Ultramafic
Basalt Granite
ML – Mining Leases
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

17. MOLY
Integrated Project Development Schedule MINES
17 LIMITED
Iron Ore Project
Construction
Operations & “FOOS”
Fe Sales
Moly Project
Hanlong Investment
US$500m Drawdown and
Construction
Commissioning
Mo/Cu Sales
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

18. MOLY
MINES
18 LIMITED
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

19. MOLY
Spinifex Ridge Site Layout MINES
19 LIMITED
Waste Dump
NORTH
Auton
Port Hedland (170kms)
Dalek
Gallifrey
Spinifex Ridge
Molybdenum-Copper
Deposit (500m)
ROM Pad,
Ore Reserve
Crushing,
Ore Stockpile 4.3 Mt @ 59.2% Fe
Marble Bar(50kms)
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

20. MOLY
Resource / Reserves & Permitting Status MINES
20 LIMITED
Fe SiO2 Al2O3 P S LOI
Resource tonnes
(%) (%) (%) (%) (PPM) (%)
Indicated 5,310,000 58.4 9.3 1.6 0.145 113 4.7
Inferred 2,330,000 57.9 13.4 0.8 0.114 52 2.8
50% Fe cut-off
Fe SiO2 Al2O3 P S LOI
Reserve tonnes
(%) (%) (%) (%) (PPM) (%)
Proven 4,334,000 59.2 8.0 1.8 0.13 122 4.9
 Mining leases granted
 Environmental approvals in place
 Mining proposal approved
 Initial port access agreement in place
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

21. MOLY
Construction Near Complete MINES
21 LIMITED
 Haul roads established 
 Water pipelines laid 
 Camp procured 
 Mining contracted 
 Crushing/screening contracted 
 Plant commissioning – mid October
 Capital cost: <$15M
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

22. MOLY
Commencement of Mining MINES
22 LIMITED
Moly Mines Limited

23. MOLY
Operations MINES
23 LIMITED
 Mining - BGC 70
 Contracted 60
50
 Mobilize mid September 40
 Mining rate 1MT/A capable of 30
immediate expansion to 1.4MT/A 20
10
 Crushing – Rapid Crushing 0
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
 Contracted Operating Cost Mine Gate US$/T - FOB
 Mobilize plant October
 Life of mine operating cost FOB:
 Haulage – near term award US$47/T
 First haulage mid November
 First ore shipment – December
 Port – Utah Point, Port Hedland 2010
 Handover 6 November 2010
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

24. MOLY
Sales MINES
24 LIMITED
 Offtake
 Hanlong
 Steel mills
 Forecast Fe prices strong
 CRU group forecast current spot
prices to remain firm through
2013/2014
 Spot FOB price(1): US$129/T
Moly Mines stockpile area at Utah Point, Port Hedland
 Strong project cashflows support On track for handover 6 November 2010
moly project development
(1) Platts IODEX 62% Fe CFR North China 3
September 2010, adjusted for capesize freight
Spinifex Ridge Iron Ore Project

25. MOLY
MINES
25 LIMITED
Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project
Transportation of mill sections, Perth
China Information

26. Molybdenum – a metal for our time MOLY
MINES
26 LIMITED
 Prices
 Found a floor at US$15.00/lb
 Limited western world demand through
GFC
 China currently the dominant player and
net importer
 Limited global stocks
 End 2008 and early 2009 price levels
prove unsustainable as higher cost
marginal produces in China withdraw from
market  Supply
 Demand  No new supply sources – existing by-product
producers at full capacity
 Global consumption 2009: 437M lb
 The world needs new primary molybdenum mines
 Consumption grew at 8.2% 2002-2008
before contracting in 2009  Large new mines need high molybdenum prices and
strategic partners to be funded
 Stainless steel
 Energy applications

27. MOLY
Low-Risk / Low Cost Open Pit Mining MINES
27 LIMITED
Highlights
 Conventional open pit
Australia  Pit design has been optimised to
maximise grades early and to fit
Port Hedland (170kms) processing requirements
Fe Pits Airstrip  Favourable mining characteristics:
Mo Camp
/ Village  Deposit is porphyry with continuous
mineralization
Waste 1 ROM Dry Stack Tailings
 Minimal grade control or dilution issue –
Waste 2 low grade halo de-risks mining
High Grade Plant &  Minimal requirement for selective
Stockpile Administration mining
Mo Cu Pit
Pit
Low Grade
 Mining fleet based on conventional
Stockpile open-pit mining equipment:
Creek Diversion  Specified equipment or alternatives can
Waste 3 be readily mobilised by contractors
Channel
 Conventional comminution and
Pit Office/ flotation processing
Workshops
 Dry stack tailings –
operational/environmental advantages
Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project

28. MOLY
Reserves and Mineral Resources MINES
28 LIMITED
Reserves Relative Competitiveness
JORC / NI43-101
Mt Mo% Cu% Ag g/t MoEq%1  Top 5 primary molybdenum
classification resource globally by
Proven reserves 199.7 0.06 0.10 1.5 0.09 contained metal
 Mo Equiv. reserve grade is
Probable reserves 251.1 0.04 0.07 1.1 0.06
comparable to other
TOTAL 450.8 0.05 0.08 1.3 0.07 western world primary
molybdenum projects
First 10 yrs
Resources 45 yr mine life 0.10%  Complemented by Iron Ore
JORC / NI43-101  Fully permitted ready to
Mt Mo% Cu% Ag g/t MoEq% build
classification
Measured resources 206.8 0.06 0.10 1.5 0.09
Indicated resources 445.4 0.04 0.07 1.1 0.06
TOTAL 652.2 0.04 0.08 1.2 0.07
Note—Reserves are a sub-set of Resources
Inferred resources 399.0 0.04 0.07 1.1 0.06 0.02% Mo cut-off assumed for resources
0.03% Mo cut-off assumed for reserves
Capacity for life
extension & 1 – Mo equivalent calculated on contained metal @
4QCY09 average metal prices
expansion
Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project

29. MOLY
Phase 1 – Startup Project MINES
29 LIMITED
 10 Mtpa 10 Mtpa Resource
Pit Shell
 Initial head-grade – 0.07% Mo, 0.11% Cu (1st 10 years)
 12-13 Million lbs Mo per year
 Utilizes large scale equipment purchased for 20 Mtpa plant 20Mtpa
Resource
0.02% Mo Shell Pit Shell
 20 month construction period from full project funding
 Capital cost - A$528M – A$558M (plus A$70M for power
station if not financed by 3rd party)
 Operating cost US$7.20/lb (1) (first 10 years – mine gate)
0.09% Mo Shell
- High Grade Core 0.04% Mo Shell
(1) – At commercial production.
Source: NI43-101 Technical Report dated 25 August 2009

30. MOLY
Long Lead Equipment Orders Completed MINES
30 LIMITED
Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project

31. MOLY
Economics – High and Low Case Scenarios MINES
31 LIMITED
10 Mtpa Case
Pre-tax IRR (nominal
Price Scenario EBITDA (A$M) Pre-tax NPV (A$M)
converted)
US$30/lb 455 1,599 30.8
US$23.6/lb (3 Year Average) 319 847 23.2
US$20/lb 243 434 18.5
Expansion Case (to 20 Mtpa)
Pre-tax IRR (nominal
Price Scenario EBITDA (A$M) Pre-tax NPV (A$M)
converted)
US$30/lb 720 2,466 34.1
US$23.6/lb (3 Year Average) 485 1,332 25.8
US$20/lb 354 709 20.4
 Financial analysis based on 20 Mtpa DFS and 10 Mtpa Scoping Study
 Moly Mines believes long term molybdenum prices required to be > US$20/lb to support new
primary mine development and meet projected supply shortfall
Source: NI43-101 Technical Report dated 25 August 2009 adjusted for forward curves

32. Mo and Fe Forecast Project Cashflows…..this MOLY
MINES
decade 32 LIMITED
Mo cashflow continues
25 450
Production (Mlb's/T's) Operating Cash Flow (A$M)
400
20 350
Mo Production (Ib)
Fe Production (Tonnes) 300
Annual Operating Cash Flow (A$)
15 250
200
10 150
100
5 50
0
0 (50)
Mo production continues
for 20+ years
Fe production starts Mo production starts

33. MOLY
Experienced Team MINES
33 LIMITED
Board of Directors
Mr. David Craig - Chairman Mr. Michael Senft - Independent Non-Executive Director
An experienced businessman and lawyer, who has held and Over 25 years investment banking experience having held senior
holds Executive and Board positions in the fields of law, financial executive roles with Merrill Lynch and UBS in New York and
services and the resources industry. Appointed as Chairman in London.
2009
Mr. David Nixon – Independent Non-Executive Director
Dr. Derek Fisher – CEO/Managing Director
A mechanical engineer with 40 years experience in the
Over 40 years of worldwide experience in the resource industry, mining and construction industries in Southern Africa,
more than 20 years experience as a manager of publicly listed Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Indonesia.
resource companies, in addition to serving as a director of mining
companies that developed mines in Australia, Mongolia, Armenia
and the DRC. Mr. Steven Xiao – Executive Director
Over 15 years experience in finance and investment working for globally
Mr. Liu Han – Non-Executive Director recognised investment banks and financial organisations.
Skilled in capital utilisation and industry integration with extensive global
Over the past 10 years Mr. Liu has built the Sichuan Hanlong Group into
M&A experience.
a modern and international company . He is well known fort his
philanthropic work and has been awarded national recognition. Mr. Liu
was named one of the 10 most influential people on the economy of Mr. Andy Zhmurovsky – Non-Executive Director
Sichuan in the past 30 years.
Holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with Honors from the
Mr. Sun Xiaodong – Non-Executive Director University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Zhmurovsky is the Senior Vice
President within the Energy and Infrastructure Group at TCW.
A experienced executive with responsibility for a broad portfolio
of companies including mining, infrastructure, LPG, Mr. Nelson Chen – Alternate Non-Executive Director
pharmaceuticals and property development.
Mr. Liu has appointed Mr. Chen as his alternate director. Mr Chen holds
postgraduate degrees in finance and accounting and is fully bilingual. He
brings with him extensive cross cultural professional experience.
Moly Mines Limited

34. MOLY
Experienced Team – Management MINES
34 LIMITED
Key Managers
Mr. Collis Thorp – Chief Operating Officer Mr. David Pass –Manager Metallurgy
40 years mining experience, having operated and managed open-pit and underground David holds a Bachelor of Science and a double major: Extractive Metallurgy and
mines in Australia and internationally. Experience covers precious, base and specialty Chemistry from Murdoch University, Western Australia and has over 25 years hard
metal operations, including gold, tin, tungsten, titanium and zircon. rock mining experience. Prior to joining Moly Mines David spent 12 years with Placer
Dome’s (now Newmont Mining) Granny Smith operation holding senior metallurgist,
plant operator and processing manager positions. David has also held senior
metallurgical roles at Plutonic Gold Mine and with BP Mineral Australia.
Mr. Mike Gloyne – General Manager Operations
Mr. Graeme Kininmonth –Manager Health & Safety and
Mike holds a Bachelor of Science, Mining Engineering, University of Newcastle Upon
Tyne, England, a WA Unrestricted Quarry Managers Certificate and a Northern Territory Environment
Mine Managers Certificate. Over 30 years of mine management and operations
experience in iron ore, manganese and gold for companies including Hamersley Iron Graeme holds a Bachelor of Science from Australian National University and has over
(now Rio Tinto) and Dominion Mining. Over 10 years in executive management 30 years experience including management of project approvals processes in senior
positions with major mining contractors such as Henry Walker, Boral and Brambles. environmental and site management positions for Straits Resource ,Sons of Gwalia
and Cable Sands.
Mr. John McEvoy – Chief Financial Officer Mrs. Barbara Kwiecien –Manager Land Administration
John is a Chartered Accountant and holds a Bachelor of Science Honours in
Mathematics with Applications from Southampton University. John has held mine 28 years of international experience within land and tenure administration and
accountant, commercial manager roles and financial controller roles since 1989 and land access negotiations. An accredited mediator, she has facilitated her work
internationally, specifically with indigenous people.
has held CFO or Company Secretary roles for Australian and AIM listed companies
since 2004. Previously held positions with Barrick Gold, Wiluna Mines & Cable Sands.
Mr. Andrew Worland – Company Secretary , General Ms. Xu Chuanmei
Manager Commercial & Marketing
MA Degree from China University of Geosciences. Ms Xu has extensive
Andrew is a qualified accountant with a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and
experience working with Chinese and international resource sectors, and is highly
Finance) from the University of Western Australia. Over 16 years corporate, finance
skillful in intercultural communications and negotiations. She also specialises in
and company secretarial experience in the resources industry commencing with Arthur
international trade and marketing.
Andersen Chartered Accountants and spending the last 12 years in senior
management positions within mining houses.
Moly Mines Limited

35. MOLY
Competence and Responsibility MINES
35 LIMITED
Molybdenum Copper
The information in this release that relates to drill data and geological interpretation is based on information compiled by Dr Derek Fisher, Mr Ben
Cairns who are Members of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. The information in this release that relates to Mineral Resources is
based on information compiled by Mr Clay Gordon who is a Member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Australian Institute
of Geoscientists. Dr Fisher is employed by Trillium Investments Pty Ltd which is contracted to provide management services to Moly Mines, Mr Cairns
is a full-time employee of Moly Mines and Mr Gordon is employed by Mining Assets Pty Ltd.
Each of Dr Fisher, Mr Cairns and Mr Gordon have sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralization and type of deposit under
consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the ‘Australasian Code for
Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’. They consent to the inclusion in this release of the matters based on their
information in the form and context in which it appears.
Iron Ore
The information in this presentation that relates to drill data and geological interpretation is based on information compiled by Mr Ben Cairns who is a
Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. The information in this presentation that relates to Mineral Resources is based on information
compiled by Mr Clay Gordon who is a Member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Mr
Cairns is a full-time employee of the company and Mr Gordon is employed by Mining Assets Pty Ltd.
Both Mr Cairns and Mr Gordon have sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and
to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of
Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’. Both Mr Cairns and Mr Gordan are Qualified Persons within the meaning of such term under
National Instrument NI43-101 . Mr Cairns and Mr Gordon consent to the inclusion in this presentation of the matters based on their information in the
form and context in which it appears.
The information contained in this presentation that relates to Mineral Reserves is based on information compiled and verified under the supervision of
Mr Roger Pooley who is a Member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr Pooley is a Senior Mining Consultant with SRK Consulting
(Australasia) Pty Ltd, and has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the
activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Qualified Person for purposes of National Instrument 43-101 and as a Competent Person as defined in
the 2004 edition of The Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves under JORC.
Mr Pooley consents to the inclusion in the presentation of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears in this
document.
Moly Mines Limited

36. MOLY
MINES
36 LIMITED
50 Kings Park Rd, West Perth, WA, 6005, AUSTRALIA
Telephone: +61 8 9429 3300 Fax: +61 8 9429 3399
Telephone: +1 416 371 7541
Email: info@molymines.com
Website:
http://www.molymines.com
Stock market codes: ASX: MOL,
TSX: MOL, FWB: HJ1
Moly Mines Contact Details

37. GLOBAL MINING
INVESTMENT CONFERENCE 2010
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Media partners:
Other sponsors & participating organisations:

38. Eagle Hill Exploration Corp.
WINDFALL LAKE PROPERTY, QUEBEC
BULK TONNAGE GOLD EXPLORATION
SEPTEMBER 2010

39. FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This presentation contains certain statements that may be deemed “forward-looking statements”.
All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address events or developments that
Eagle Hill Exploration Inc. expects to occur, are forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts and are generally, but not
always identified by the words “expects”, “plans”, “anticipates”, “believes”, “intends”, “estimates”,
“projects” “potential” and similar expressions, or that events or conditions “will”, “would”, “may”,
“could” or “should” occur.
Although Eagle Hill Exploration believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking
statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future
performance and actual results may differ materially from those in the forward-looking
statements. Factors that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those in forward-
looking statements include market prices, exploration and production successes or failures,
continued availability of capital and financing, inability to obtain required shareholder or
regulatory approvals, and general economic market or business conditions. statements.
Forward-looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of Eagle Hill’s
management on the date the statements are made.
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40. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Presentation Agenda:
• Corporate Information
• Windfall’s Exploration History
• Eagle Hill’s Recent Exploration
• Project Status
• Next Steps
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41. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Share Capital: August 31, 2010
SYMBOL: TSX.V:EAG
MARKET CAP (Issued): $21.9 million
52-WEEK RANGE (Hi-Lo): $0.62 - $0.07 (Source: TSX.V)
SHARES OUTSTANDING: 87.7 Million
WARRANTS: 22.4 Million
OPTIONS: 5.5 Million
FULLY DILUTED: 115.6 Million
AVERAGE DAILY TRADING VOLUME: 400,000 shares (past
three months)
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42. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
• Gold exploration in Quebec – top ranked jurisdiction
globally for mining and exploration
• Bulk tonnage gold mineralization in multiple zones
• Gold zones open in several directions
• Currently 5 large gold zones systematically being
developed
• 16,000 meters of drilling completed in last 8 months
• Aggressive exploration continues – next two drill
programs planned
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43. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Board of Directors:
Brad Kitchen, President and Chief Executive Officer
Richard Nemis, Director (Former President of Noront Resources Ltd.)
John Harvey, Director (Former Chief Operating Officer of Noront
Resources Ltd.)
Gerald Ruth, Director (Previous Head of TSX Listings)
Andre C. Tessier, Director (President of Murgor Resources Inc.)
Cale Thomas, Chief Financial Officer and Director
Amandeep Rai, Corporate Secretary
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44. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Geological Team
EXPLORATION
•Dr. Jean-Philippe Desrochers, P.Geo.
•Neil W. Richardson, P.Geo.
•Andre C. Tessier, P.Geo., P.Eng.
TECHNICAL ADVISORS
•Mackenzie I. Watson, P.Eng.
•Wes Roberts, P.Eng.
•Ian Chisholm, P.Geo
•Terry Schorn, P.Geo.
•Peter Vamos, P. Geo.
•Robert Bryce, Ing.
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45. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
• Canadian gold exploration
Company with advanced-
stage gold property:
- Windfall Lake Propety
near Val d’Or, Quebec
(acquired from Noront,
Freewest and Murgor).
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46. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.: Claim Map
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47. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Prior to Eagle Hill Acquisition in September 2009:
•Over $25 million spent on the property by previous developers
•Excellent infrastructure
•331 holes drilled
•1,453 meter underground ramp
•58 person operating camp
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48. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Results:
• October 2009 – Company initiates exploration data
interpretation
• 16,000 metres of drilling
• 3 surface and borehole geophysical surveys
Narrow veins Large mineralized zones
High grade Lower grade
Discontinuous Continuous
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49. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.: New Assays
Historical Values (never released)
Length Au (g/t) Au (g/t)
Hole Number From (m) To (m)
(m) (uncut) Cut to 15g/t
NOT-04-27 381.20 415.75 34.55 3.90 3.42
NOT-05-73 351.45 368.75 17.30 39.94 2.08
NOT-05-82 310.80 331.70 20.90 9.51 2.03
NOT-05-83 224.10 235.35 11.25 3.63 3.13
New Assay Values (drilled but untested core)
NOT-07-115 237.00 238.00 1.00 64.20 Uncut
NOT-07-157 237.65 259.00 21.35 5.95 3.60
NOT-07-157 284.90 326.00 41.10 2.83 2.62
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50. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
2010 Drill Program
New Assay Values
Length Au (g/t) Au (g/t)
Hole Number From (m) To (m)
(m) (uncut) Cut to 15g/t
EAG-10-196 254.0 306.0 52.0 14.51 3.01
including 271.0 287.0 16.0 38.69 5.49
EAG-10-238 316.4 341.0 24.6 3.35 3.35
EAG-10-238 299.0 304.1 5.1 14.36 9.51
EAG-10-240 59.0 71.0 12.0 17.36 10.97
EAG-10-240 331.2 347.0 15.8 2.07 2.07
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51. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
3D Block Model
Existing Boreholes
(n: 331)
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52. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.: 3D MODEL
Shallow gold zones
Reaching surface
Open pit potential
Open below intrusion
Porphyry intrusions
Open below intrusion
Mineralized Gold Zones Down plunge extension
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53. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.: 3D MODEL
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54. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
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55. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Summer 2010 IP Mapping
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56. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Program – Next Nine Months Budget
Integrate ground geophysics into geological model – identify $120,000
additional drill targets
Assay existing ore piles to prepare for bulk sampling 32,000
Trenching program to better determine the geometry of this 75,000
gold system
Conduct metallurgical studies to evaluate gold recoveries 25,000
Complete environmental baseline study 78,500
10,000 meter two phase drill program 2,500,000
Total: $2,830,500
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57. EAGLE HILL EXPLORATION CORP.
Eagle Hill Exploration Inc.
Suite 601 – 999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC
V6C 3E1
P. Bradley Kitchen
Tel: 1.604.697.5792
Brad.Kitchen@eaglehillexploration.com
Investor Relations Contacts
Neil Simon; Christian Scovenna
Investor Cubed Inc. (Toronto)
Tel: 1.647.258.3311
TF: 1.888.258.3323
info@investor3.ca
Nathalie Dion
MI3 Communications Financières Inc. (Montréal)
Telephone: 514.904.1333
Email: nathalie@mi3.ca
www.mi3.ca
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59. Presented by Stefan Wozniak, September 29, 2010
Marshall Lake Property
Copper . Gold . Silver . Zinc
A Joint Venture with
Norton Lake Property
and
Nickel . Copper . Cobalt . Palladium
A Joint Venture with
TSX-V: WTC
Frankfurt: W0I-FF

60. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
THESE PRESENTATION MATERIALS INCLUDE CERTAIN STATEMENTS
WHICH MAY BE DEEMED TO BE “FORWARD LOOKING
STATEMENTS” WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 21E OF THE
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, AS
AMENDED. ALL STATEMENTS OTHER THAN STATEMENTS OF
HISTORICAL FACT, INCLUDED HEREIN ARE FORWARD-LOOKING
STATEMENTS THAT INVOLVE VARIOUS RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES.
THERE CAN BE NO ASSURANCE THAT SUCH STATEMENTS WILL
PROVE TO BE ACCURATE AND ACTUAL RESULTS AND FUTURE
EVENTS MAY DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THOSE FORWARD-
LOOKING STATEMENTS. IMPORTANT FACTORS THAT COULD CAUSE
ACTUAL RESULTS TO DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THE COMPANY’S
EXPECTATIONS INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO) MARKET
PRICES, EXPLOITATION AND EXPLORATION SUCCESSES,
CONTINUED AVAILABILITY OF CAPITAL AND FINANCING, AND
GENERAL ECONOMIC, MARKET OR BUSINESS CONDITIONS.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON FACTORS THAT MAY AFFECT THE
COMPANY’S RESULTS ARE DISCLOSED IN THE COMPANY’S
DOCUMENTS FILED FROM TIME TO TIME WITH THE BRITISH
COLUMBIA SECURITIES COMMISSION.
THIS IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS AN OFFER TO BUY OR SELL
SECURITIES OF WHITE TIGER MINING CORP.
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61. COMPANY DATA
White Tiger Mining Corp.
TSX-V: WTC Frankfurt: W0I-FF
Current Trading Price $0.25
Issued & Outstanding 10,434,410
Options & Warrants 3,727,764
Fully Diluted 14,162,174
Market Capitalization $3,540,543
(based on fully diluted)
As at September 10, 2010
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62. TEAM SPOTLIGHT
Management and Directors
Douglas L. Mason Chairman
Ronald A. Coombes President & C.E.O.
Sead Hamzagic C.F.O.
Bruce E. Morley Director & Counsel
Robert Middleton, PEng Qualified Person
Stefan Wozniak, BASc Mining Exploration Manager
Engineering
Ed Yurkowski Director & Advisory Board
Henry Ewanchuk Advisory Board
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63. Copper . Gold . Silver . Zinc

64. MARSHALL LAKE LOCATION
Canada’s major railway
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65. MARSHALL SHOWINGS
Summit
Pluton North Cu Zone
Marshall Lake
North Diabase
Anarod Zone
Gripp Main Billiton Zone
Lake D Zone Swamp Zone
Gold Zone
South Billiton Zone
Jewel Box
Open Pit Zone
Gazooma North
G Zone
Lease
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill West
Teck Hill North
Gazooma Tala
Gazooma South
Teck Hill South
Deep IP Lin Zn 1 Km
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66. WHERE WE ARE
 Historical results
Data compilation of more than $30 million spent by
Teck Resources, BHP Billiton, NWT, Esso Minerals,
Marshall Lake PLC and Rainy Mountain Royalty Corp.
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 Mineralized zones discovered now grouped
within one camp
 Planned drilling to increase the known size
and add additional tonnage
 Modeling of historical data to determine
targets for current drill program
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67. WHERE WE ARE GOING
Phase 1
 Expand two new high grade discoveries from
recent drill programs near surface
 Expand the historical discoveries
 Bring historical and current drilling into 43-101
compliant resources
Phase 2
 Raise the capital necessary to bring the
resources to pre-feasability stage
 These deposits have a high probability of
becoming mineable
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68. HISTORICAL RESOURCE
Billiton Main Zone 1.2 million tons of 0.82% Cu, 2.71%
Zn, 50.17 g/t Ag and 0.17 g/t Au
(A.S. Bayne, 1970)
Teck Hill 240,000 tons of 1.45% Cu, 4.76% Zn
and 79.37 g/t Ag
(D.W. Sullivan, 1969)
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69. GAZOOMA CROSS SECTION
Ag Au
Hole Width(m) Cu(%)
(g/tonne) (g/tonne)
GAZ-06-01 27.9 1.18 21.3 0.18
GAZ-06-02 26.9 2.05 34.7 0.31
Expected high grade mineral
Extension to the South
Expected additional
mineralization
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70. GAZOOMA DRILLING
GAZN-07-02 31.90 0.71 3.0 0.11
Hole Width(m) Cu(%) Ag(g/tonne) Au (g/tonne)
Including 24.9 0.82 4.0 0.12
GAZN-08-06 24.0 1.74 8.9 0.32
Including 5.0 3.36 17.1 0.68
GAZ-06-01 27.9 1.18 21.3 0.18
Hole Width(m) Cu(%) Ag(g/tonne) Au (g/tonne)
Including 7.0 1.77 31.3 0.25
GAZ-06-02 26.9 2.05 34.7 0.31
Including 17.9 2.79 47.2 0.38
TK-08-09 50.5 0.84 9.1 0.04
Including 4.25 3.79 38.3 0.26
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71. NORTH GAZOOMA CROSS SECTION
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72. TECK HILL TRENCH
4m wide Massive Sulphides
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73. MAIN BILLITON ZONE TRENCHING
Up to:
2.7% Cu
and 1.25% Zn

over 12 feet
in trenching
Resources (non 43-101 compliant)
 1.2 million tons of 0.82% Cu, 2.71% Zn, 50.17 g/t Ag and 0.17
g/t Au (A.S. Bayne, 1970)
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74. MARKET PRICES
METAL PRICE
Copper $3.46 (lb)
Gold $1,275.00 (oz)
Silver $20.61 (oz)
Zinc $0.96 (lb)
Source: Bloomberg – Sept. 21, 2010
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75. EXPLORATION METHODS USED
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