Ferrum Americas Mining Inc. is developing its high grade Cerro Rojo iron ore project in Bolivia, which hosts indicated resources of 111 million tonnes at 48.1% Fe and inferred resources of 175.9 million tonnes at 48.8% Fe. Drilling at Cerro Rojo has intersected consistently high grades across a 2,800 m strike length. The deposit is planned to be mined via low-cost open pit methods with a strip ratio of less than 1:1. The company aims to conduct further drilling, metallurgical testing, and economic studies to advance the project.

1. High Grade Cerro Rojo Project, Bolivia
June, 2013

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Laurence Curtis, Ph. D
Non-Executive Chairman
Geologist and Company founder with over 40 years experience in global mineral exploration. Laurie is also
founder and a director of Intrepid Minerals and VP Global Resources at Dundee Capital Markets
Alistair Maxwell
Vice Chairman
Investment banker with more than 20 years experience. Alistair was the founder, President and CEO of Clarus
Securities for the past 8 years and recently acquired control of Beacon Securities as Chairman.
Nick Tintor, B.Sc.
President, CEO, & Director
Geologist and Company founder. Nick has over 30 years experience in project generation and financing of
exploration companies.
Barry Lavin, P. Eng
Director
Mining engineer with more than 30 years experience in all facets of mine project development and management.
Most recently, Barry spent 18 years with Rio Tinto where he was Head – Technical Services and was General
Manager, Iron Ore Business Development in Australia.
Jordan Kupinsky, LLB
Director
Investment banker and financier, Jordan is currently Managing Director of Windsor Private Capital., a Toronto-
based merchant bank. Prior to joining Windsor, he was Vice President at Greenhill & Co.
Board of Directors
Management
Stephen Gledhill
CFO
Certified Management Accountant with over 25 years of financial control and reporting experience. He has acted
as CFO for numerous publicly-traded small to mid-cap mineral exploration companies and is Managing Director
and CFO of RG Mining Investments Inc.
Jose Barroso
Country Manager
Over 20 years experience with several Bolivian mining operations including the San Cristobal mine and Coeur
D’Alene’s San Bartolome mine. Most recently, Jose was with Fluor Daniel Corporation assigned to Barrick Gold’s
large Pueblo Viejo project in the Dominican Republic.
Alain Vachon
VP-Exploration
Project geologist for the past 30 years with exploration experience in a variety of geological environments across
Latin America.

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 Our mission is to build a major iron ore mining
company in Latin America.
 Cerro Rojo project in Eastern Bolivia hosts high
grade +50% Fe resources.
 Develop projects like Cerro Rojo which are
scalable. Start small, low capex and scale up.
 Grade, Fe chemistry and infrastructure are keys to
achieving this strategy.
 Active project generation strategy.
Cerro Rojo BIF ridge strikes for more than 4 km
Focus On Low Capex, Scalable Fe Projects in Latin America

5. (1) RTZ Internal Memorandum – Iron Ore Project, Eastern Bolivia, December 11, 1999
Vale
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 Ferrum’s leading project is the Bolivian “Cerro Rojo”
deposit.
 Cerro Rojo part of Corumba/Urucum trend in Brazil –
RTZ “new iron ore province…” (1)
 Vale currently producing +6 mtpy and ships via barges
down river.
 Excellent infrastructure with rail, road access to site. Gas
lines and surplus power available.
 Community support is strong and committed to
development.
Extension of Corumba District in Brazil

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Cerro Rojo proposed drill plan
Fe colluvium draping tabular BIF

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 Program testing near surface Fe mineralization
successfully completed in late 2012.
 Wide spaced program designed to outline open
pit, high grade starter pit.
 Drilling intersected consistently high grades
across 2,800 m of strike.

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Near Surface Results
 53%Fe - 46.8 m
 51%Fe - 64.9 m
 50.8%Fe - 60.4 m
 50.5%Fe - 68.2 m
 51.1%Fe - 50.9 m
Low strip ratio of less than 1:1

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 Consistent grades
correlate well from hole
to hole and section to
section
 Simple deposit
geometry with low strip
ratio
68.3 m grading 50.5% Fe
96.5 m grading 47.7% Fe
92.8 m grading 50.8% Fe
Open Pit With Low Strip Ratio

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Classification Tonnes (M) Fe%
Indicated 111.0 48.1
Inferred 175.9 48.8
Classification Tonnes (M) Fe%
Indicated 32.1 51.5
Inferred 63.0 52.0
In Pit Resources Estimate at 15% Fe cut-off In Pit Resources Estimate at 50% Fe cut off
Prepared by P&E Mining Consultants Inc., January, 2013

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 Cerro Rojo Norte target defined by BIF outcrop and +50% Fe grab samples
 Probable parallel zone to main Cerro Rojo deposit. Potential to double resources
 Cerro Rojo Norte strikes for more than 4 km and has never been drill tested
 Global exploration potential of 1 billion tonnes at +45% Fe grades

12.  The Company conducted preliminary metallurgical studies at Cerro Rojo on a 157-kilogram sample collected
from four surface locations along 500 metres of strike.
 Average sample head grade 54% Fe.
 The ore can be upgraded using simple magnetic separation techniques with low yield loss.
 Grind size: 150 Microns (100 mesh), product of 63.33% Fe obtained with a 78% mass yield.
 Grind size: 106 Microns (150 mesh), product of 63.79% Fe obtained with a 72.71% mass yield.
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(1) Samples were sent to Nomos Laboratory, an ISO 9001 certified assay and metallurgical testing company based in Duque de Caxias, Brazil, for assay and basic magnetic
separation tests.
The new Metal Bulletin 58% Iron Ore price
Index, one of several in the marketplace,
reflects the steel industry's growing
acceptance of and demand for 58% iron
ore product
 Ferrum intends to conduct a second phase and more comprehensive study based on representative samples
from across the entire deposit and from drill core later this year.
The Cerro Rojo ore is very close to this new
benchmark grade and creates a potential for
producing a Direct Shipping Ore ("DSO")
product.

13.  Located near Puerto Suarez, Bolivia near
Brazil
 Project is 8 km from rail line
 55 km by rail to port, 150 km to P. Busch
 Excellent road access to site
 P. Busch port development to south will
save 7 days barging – new infrastructure
initiative
 New $180 m Votoratim cement plant
near Cerro Rojo helping drive initiative
Rail crossing near project site
Gas line parallels near project site rail line
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An Infrastructure Advantage

14.  A viable shipping solution for bulk commodities regionally and to the Atlantic.
 Barge convoys attractive for bulk transport of Fe. Up to 50,000 t capacities.
 More than 14 regional steel mills in Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay
region.
 Cerro Rojo well positioned to service this market
 Vale’s Corumba System and MMX use barge convoys to transport Fe to
Atlantic shipping
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Latin America’s Gateway to Local Markets

15.  Production Urucum-Corumba
 Q3 2011 production of 1.6Mt Fe
production (annualized total: 6.5 mM.) – all barged.
 Study to expand capacity to 15 Mt – all barged.
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 Two major producers already barging
product on the Hidrovia
 Total Corumba Production: +8.5
million tonnes/year
(1) Source: UABL Paraguay, Investor Presentation, 2011
 Production Urucum-Corumba
 Annual production of approx. 2.1
mt.
 MMX barges from Port of Laderia in Brazil, to
Argentina for load out to Panamax ships.
Corumba, Brazil - Expanding Production on the Hidrovia

16.  Preliminary logistics and transportation cost study.
 Complete additional beneficiation work to determine final
product and process by second quarter.
 Prospect and sample new Cerro Rojo Norte target area.
 Complete Preliminary Economic Assessment by third
quarter.
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Drilling, Metallurgy and Planning

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PROJECT GENERATION INITIATIVES AND OBJECTIVES
 Due diligence reviews in progress in Chile.
 Data verification on El Gato – lump DSO project, Bolivia
PROJECT CRITERIA
 Small capex, scalable projects. Mitigate project financing risks.
 Scalable, meaning start small 500,000 tpy but with capability to
expand to +1 million tpy.
 Open pit.
 Access to infrastructure including power, water, roads/rail and port
facilities.
 Pro mining jurisdiction in South/North America.
Steel plant near Puerto Suarez, Bolivia
Focus on Small Cap-Early Startup

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 Secondary enriched material forms colluvium fans
 Colluvium wash and screening sorts +60% Fe lump (6 mm)
 Small capex $5 million to complete plant and site
 Vendor estimates 15 mt resource to 6 m depth
 Ferrum estimates considerable resource potential upside
 Low risk-high reward characteristics
Simple wash-sort circuit to produce Fe lump product
Fe colluvium transported downslope

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Fe rubble mixed with 20% silt/mud
matrix
Simple screen 0.5 cm and wash to
remove silt/mud matrix
Ferrum Fe assays – unwashed samples
• 51.71%
• 47.95%
• 50.00%
• 49.29%
• 49.69%
• 50.69%
Ferrum Fe assay – washed (1)
• 61.66%
(1) Assaying by ALS Minerals labs in Oruro, Bolivia and Sudbury, Canada. www.alsglobal.com

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The Company raised $4 million in 2011.
Major investors include:
 Management – 48%
 BMO Harris
 Dundee
 Pinetree Capital
 RBC
Share Price $0.08
Shares Outstanding 36,940,168
Warrants 6,685,500
Market Capitalization $3 M
Cerro Rojo BIF core Diamond drilling rig setup Ferrum Chairman Laurie Curtis (centre) with FEM team
Small Cap – Significant Re-Rating Upside

22.  Cerro Rojo project potential for small capex and scalable
project. High grades +50% Fe and open pit.
 Cerro Rojo has an infrastructure advantage over far more
remote projects in the world.
 Proximity to the Hidrovia – Latin America's Mississippi River
system – an attractive shipping option for bulk commodities.
 Strategic plan – advance Cerro Rojo in 2013 and build our
Fe asset base in the Americas.
 Catalysts in early 2013 logistical/metallurgical studies. New
project acquisition.
 Small capitalization provides significant option value and
growth as projects are advanced and milestones are met.
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Crush-screen equipment at El Mutun project
similar to what will be used at Cerro Rojo

23. For additional Information please contact:
Nick Tintor
Ferrum Americas Mining Inc.
120 Adelaide Street West -Suite 2400
Toronto, Ontario – M5H 1T1
Telephone: 416-987-0855
Email: ntintor@rgmi.ca
www.ferrumamericas.com
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