Objective Capital Global Mining Investment Conference Tungsten - The Commodity Super Cycle 30 Sep 2009 by Mark Fields, Geodex Minerals

1. London Global Mining Investment Conference 16.25 Tungsten Mark Fields President & CEO Geodex Minerals Stationers Hall, London Wednesday 30th September 2009 www.ObjectiveCapitalConferences.com

2. TUNGSTEN The Commodity Super Cycle

3. Disclaimer This presentation by Geodex Minerals Ltd. (the “Company”) contains forward-looking statements, including, in particular, statements about the Company’s plans, strategies and prospects. These statements have been based on the Company’s current assumptions, expectations and projections about future events. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements are reasonable, the Company can give no assurance that these expectations will prove to be correct or that results anticipated in the forward-looking statements will be achieved. These forward-looking statements include risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, market conditions, industry uncertainty and other factors.

4. Tungsten Price Tungsten APT* European free market $ per mtu Source: Metal Bulletin *APT = Ammonium Paratungstate 1mtu =10kg

6. Highest Melting Point

7. Lowest Expansion Coefficient

8. High Thermal and Electrical ConductivitySource: ITIA - 2009

9. Cemented Carbides Mining and Construction Tooling – Turning, Milling, Drilling Woodcutting Hard & Resistant: Wear Parts

10. Cemented Carbides con’t Source: ITIA - 2009

11. Steels/Alloys Heat Resisting Steel and Cast Steel Sea Water Resistant Tool Steels Stainless Steel & Valve Steels High Speed Steel

12. Steels/Alloys Wear Protection Diamond Tools Tungsten Alloys

13. MILL PRODUCTS Incandescent Lamps Fluorescent Lamps & Tubes High Intensity discharge Lamps Lamps & Tungsten Wires

14. MILL PRODUCTS Chips High Performance Switches LCD’s Electrodes

15. Other applications Chemical Products Sports & Leisure Time Biology Jewellery

17. Fossil Power Generation

18. Thermonuclear Energy

20. Saves fossil fuels through energy saving devices

22. Annual World Tungsten Production Source: ITIA - 2009

23. World Mine Production World Production 2008 tonnes of tungsten

24. World Tungsten Reserves Source: ITIA - 2009 3 million tonnes, W content

26. China has recently shifted from an exporter to a net importer with an increasing focus on producing downstream tungsten products.

27. China now prohibits tungsten exploration by foreign companies.

28. Tungsten prices have increased as China’s expansion and infrastructure build-out surpassed tungsten mine capacity.

30. 2001 - Policy of Qualified Tungsten Exporter and Export Supplies

31. 2005 - Export rebate reduced from 13% to 8%

32. 2006 - Export rebate further reduced and cancelled

33. 2007 - Export duty introduced at 5%

34. 2008 - Export duty increased to 10%

35. 2009 - Export reduced to 5%Source: China Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd - 2009

36. World’s 10 Largest Tungsten Deposits *Includes only Measured & Indicated Resources. Additional Inferred Resource of 43,000t W (Sisson Brook excludes molybdenum values) Source: US Geological Survey and updated by ITIA and Geodex in 2009

37. Geodex Minerals TSX.V: GXM Frankfurt: G2W

38. Share Structure September 2009 SHARES OUTSTANDING 87.7 million shares FULLY DILUTED 101.1 million CASH ON HAND $0.7 million 52 Week High-Low: $0.10 - $1.37

40. Stable, mining - friendly jurisdiction with excellent labour workforce

42. hydro line

43. provincial highway

44. railway

45. deep water port

48. Feb 2009 preliminary economic assessment completed

49. Initiating pre-feasibility studyZone III Core Zone East Flank Ellipse Zone 500 m

50. SISSON BROOK LEVEL PLAN - ZONE III 275 m ELEVATION Cross – Section 5136700 Core Zone W E Ellipse Zone 300 m

51. SISSON BROOK CROSS - SECTION 5136700 200 m

52. 2009 RESOURCE MODEL Sisson Brook January 2009 43-101 Resource Calculation Zone III & Ellipse * At 0.125% WO3 equivalent cutoff grade, based on %WO3 + (%Mo x 2.02) M & I = Measured & Indicated

53. Scoping Study May 2009¹ ¹ This assessment 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 preliminary assessment will be realized. The mineral resources discussed here are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Jack M. Marr, M. Sc. P. Geo., is the QP, responsible for the Sisson Brook project.

54. Scoping Study May 2009 * 1 mtu = 10kg ¹Conversion used: $1CDN = $0.85 US

55. Scoping Study May 2009

57. Provide the basis for future work programs including feasibility report

58. Mine Design Engineering

59. Metallurgical Testing

60. Process Facilities Design

61. General Engineering and Infrastructure Design

62. Environmental Monitoring

63. Waste Management Design

65. London Global Mining Investment Conference Mark Fields President & CEO Geodex Minerals Mark Fields joined Geodex Minerals as President and CEO in May 2009. Mr Fields holds a B.Sc. in Geology from the University of British Columbia and a B. Comm. (Honours) from Queen’s University. Mr Fields was a member of the management team which participated in the sale of La Teko Resources Ltd to Kinross Gold Corporation and he was involved in the acquisition and development of the Diavik diamond mine for the Rio Tinto Group. As Executive Vice President of Pine Valley Mining Corporation, he was a key member of the executive team which brought the Willow Creek coal mine into commercial production. He is an independent director of three companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. Stationers Hall, London Wednesday 30th September 2009 www.ObjectiveCapitalConferences.com