Indicator Minerals Inc. is a Canadian diamond exploration company focused on discovering economic diamond deposits. It has assembled a top technical team with experience in the discovery of over 250 kimberlites worldwide, including Canada's first two diamond mines. Indicator has four key projects in Nunavut totaling over 2.74 million acres, including the Nanuq North project where a large kimberlite body was discovered in 2008 that returned over 200 diamonds from initial sampling, pointing to potential for future growth in Canada's diamond industry.

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Growth in rough diamond
demand is expected to
continue to outpace supply for
at least the next decade.
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HEAD OFFICE Indicator Minerals Inc. is a Canadian exploration company focused on the discovery
and development of economic diamond deposits. Founded in 2004, the company
Suite 275 – 1075 West Georgia Street
has assembled one of the most qualified technical teams in worldwide diamond
Vancouver , BC, V6E 3C9
T 604.331.4605 exploration. Indicator is exploring more than 2.74 million acres of targeted ground
F 604.331.4654 in the Canadian arctic and has four key projects in Nunavut: Nanuq North, Darby,
TF 1.877.331.4605 Borden and Grail.
www.indicatorminerals.com Indicator’s management has quickly positioned the company to be a sophisticated
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player in both Canadian and international diamond exploration by forming
strategic partnerships, acquiring highly prospective properties and conducting
systematic and efficient exploration programs.
Bruce Counts President & CEO
David Kelsch Vice President Exploration
Louis Blom CFO
Grant Lockhart Senior Consultant & Technical Advisor
Magnus Haglund Manager, Business Development
Indicator represents an outstanding opportunity for investment in the junior
market. Indicator’s management has participated in the discovery of over 250
MARKET INFORMATION kimberlites on four continents and were directly involved in the discovery and
development of Canada’s first two diamond mines: Ekati and Diavik.
Shares Issued 63.9 million
Fully Diluted 76.1 million
DIRECTORS
Recent Price $0.06
Bruce Counts President, CEO & Director
52-Week High/Low $0.37/$0.01 David Kelsch VP Exploration & Director
Market Cap $3.83 million Craig Bentham Director
Mark Fields Director
Richard Gorton Director
John Robins Director
February 2009

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Canada’s diamond industry has
reached more than $2.0 billion
with all indicators pointing to
potential for future growth.
Natural Resources Canada
KEY PROJECTS NANUQ NORTH
40% Indicator Minerals Inc. 40% Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. 20% Hunter
Exploration Group
Borden
Kimberlite NQN-001 was discovered on the Nanuq North Project during a short
drill campaign conducted at the end of the 2008 exploration season. The
Grail discovery hole, inclined at -58°, terminated in kimberlite after a continuous
intersection between depths of 7m and 87m. Based on ground geophysical data,
NQN-001 is a large kimberlite body with a minimum surface area of 4.5 hectares.
Darby Microdiamond analysis carried out at the Saskatchewan Research Council
laboratory returned 206 diamonds from a 153 kg sample of the NQN-001
Nanuq North kimberlite. The entire sample is significantly diamond bearing and contains a
phase of kimberlite with an exceptionally high stone count and coarse diamond
size distribution. The majority of the diamonds described are characterized as
white/colorless with no inclusions.
Till sample results suggest that several sources of kimberlite indicator minerals are located on the Nanuq North Diamond Project. The kimberlite
indicator minerals recovered include garnets and chromites with highly prospective diamond inclusion chemistry. Numerous geophysical
targets and multiple kimberlite indicator mineral trains have been identified at Nanuq North and remain to be tested.
Eager to bring NQN-001 to the bulk-sampling stage, Indicator’s technical team is in the process of finalizing its plans for the 2009 field season.
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