The document provides an investor presentation for Shefa Yamim, a multi-commodity explorer of precious stones operating in Northern Israel. Some key points: - Shefa Yamim has three exploration permits covering 60,000 hectares and has received its first prospecting license for diamonds, gold, and precious stones. - Significant gemstones found include Carmel Sapphire and natural moissanite. - The company follows a "mine to market" strategy of exploring, mining, designing, and selling jewelry pieces. - Their most advanced deposit is the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1, where they have an exploration target and have completed bulk sampling recovering over 9,700 carats to date

1. INVESTOR PRESENTATION
September 2018
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2. Introduction
The Project
Mine to Market Strategy
The History
The Present and the Future
Summary
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3. INTRODUCTION
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4. PRESENTING TEAM
James AH Campbell, NED
A qualified geologist, James spent over 20 years with De Beers’
Global Mining and Exploration Group before becoming Managing
Director of African Diamonds plc in 2006. Since then he has served
on a number of UK and Canadian boards including West African
Diamonds plc, Stellar Diamonds plc and Rockwell Diamonds Inc. He
is currently Managing Director of Botswana Diamonds plc.
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Vered Toledo, COO
Vered has led Shefa Yamim’s exploration and operations team for
over 19 years.
She is responsible for field, plant and laboratory activities and
overseeing staff affairs. She has extensive in-field experience with a
focus on gemstones and especially the rare, potential moissanite
(SiC) and Carmel SapphireTM discoveries.

5. OVERVIEW
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• A multi-commodity explorer of precious stones
operating in Northern Israel
• Significant progress since IPO in December
2017
• Three permits (two prospecting and one
exploration), covering 60,000 hectares and
three exploration targets
• Received first prospecting licence for
diamonds, gold and precious stones in the
Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 that covers an area
of 252 Dunams (25.2 hectares)
• On target for commercial mining in 2020
• Significant exploration upside within the Mid-
Reach, Proximal Reach and longer term,
Distal-Reach
• Focused on ‘Mine to Market’ strategy by
exploring, mining, designing and selling its
jewellery pieces

6. GEMSTONES FOUND
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We have a mine to market proposition with a unique
assemblage of precious stones in a unique locality:
• The Carmel Sapphire™ - only found in Mount Carmel
(Primary source) and Kishon Mid-Reach
(alluvial/secondary deposit) in Northern Israel
• Natural Moissanite™ – largest quantity and size found
globally to date
Natural
Moissanite TM

7. THE PROJECT
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8. MOUNT CARMEL AND THE KISHON RIVER
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Schematic cartoon showing
mineral distribution in
alluvial deposits within the
Rakefet Kimberlitic
Magmatic Complex (RMC)
area

9. EXPLORATION & PROSPECTING PERMITS
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Exploration targets divided into three segments:
• Proximal-Reach: Primary sources
• Mid-Reach: Secondary sources (accessible)
• Distal-Reach: Secondary sources
Mid-Reach divided into three zones at different stages
of development:
• Zone 1 – Prospecting Licence + Technical Economic
Evaluation (TEE)
• Zone 2 – Partly explored
• Zone 3 – Still to be delineated, exploration target level
• Company follows the internationally recognised SAMREC
2016 Code
• Coloured gemstones found throughout the exploration and
prospecting areas
• Initial focus on Kishon Mid-Reach deposit where the
exploration of an accessible placer formation is most
advanced
Exploration and prospecting permits covering 60,000 hectares
centred on Mount Carmel and the Kishon river catchment.
Shefa Yamim granted its first Prospecting Licence, over its
alluvial exploration target, the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1
Project.

10. KISHON MID-REACH ZONE 1 EXPLORATION
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• Commenced Technical Economic Evaluation Report
• Completed 14 bulk sample campaign, recovered 6,384
tonnes sampling with 9,778.15 carats produced to date
• Estimated total content grade of 153.16 cpht
• Granted prospecting licence 869C9 covering 252
Dunams at the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 – taking it
one step closer to a mining licence
• Started planning and regulatory procedures to advance
the area into trial mining

11. MINE TO MARKET
STRATEGY
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12. GEMSTONES – A GROWING MARKET
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*Gemval Aggregate index (GVA) is calculated as a total value of 26
standard specimens of gemstone, (GVA basis set) and represents
the overall pricing trend in the jewellery market. We have monitored
GVA values since 1st July 2005. The current value of GVA is
measured in %, as a ratio of current GVA value to the initial value
on July 2005
Source: UN Trade Data
• A growing market - US$2.4bn to US$6bn in the past five years
• Prices have outperformed diamonds circa. 37% since 2005
• Gemstone market estimated to reach US$10bn in the next 10 years
Source: Gemval

13. MINE TO MARKET STRATEGY
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• Control over the exploration, development, mining,
design and sale of its gemstones
• Colored gemstones to be marketed with a licensed
brand name
• Potential for online sales by distributing directly to
the consumer
• Management has considerable experience in the
marketing of precious stones
• Intention is to create a fully integrated operation
including cutting and polishing, which is expected to
increase the value of the gem quality stones
• Project located approximately one hour’s drive from
one of the world’s largest trading centres for
diamonds and gemstones

14. YOSSI HARARI
WORLD RENOWNED JEWELLERY DESIGNER
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• Yossi Harari has partnered with Shefa Yamim to
create an exclusive jewellery collection using Shefa
Yamim’s gemstones
• Career spanning over 26 years and a multiple winner
of the Couture Design Award, the ‘Oscars’ of the
jewellery industry
• Known for timeless, handcrafted 24-carat gold
jewellery
• His jewellery has been worn by some of the most
famous women in the world – Rhianna, Jane Fonda,
Oprah Winfrey, Jessica Alba etc.
• Harari’s jewellery features in over 40 stores worldwideSource: www.yossiharari.com
Source: www.yossiharari.com

15. THE HISTORY
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16. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
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Shefa Yamim
(A.T.M.) Ltd.
established
1999
2003
2005
2012
2014
2017
2017
Secured exclusive
exploration and
prospecting rights
covering 60,000
hectares
Started drilling
program
Shefa Yamim Ltd started
trading on TASE
Started drilling
program in Zone 1
Completed CPR
in October
Shefa Yamim
(A.T.M.) Ltd listed on the LSE
in December

17. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS SINCE IPO
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January 2018
July 2018
Successful
equipment
upgrade at the
operational site
in Akko
Completed
Renewal of two
Prospecting
Licences in
Ramot
Menashe and
Carmel Site
Completed
Completed
bulk
sampling
campaign
Completed Completed
High grade
Spinel found –
Ilmenite and
Garnet added
to Gem-Box
PPM
appointed to
conduct a
Technical
Economic
Evaluation
Ongoing
Started
processing
bulk samples
from Kishon
Mid-Reach
Zone 2
Ongoing
Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 – Most Advanced Deposit

18. THE PRESENT
AND THE FUTURE
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• Geological report to the Inspector of Mines regarding
Exploration permit 869B7
• Apply for new Exploration permit
• Complete Technical Economic Evaluation (TEE)
H2 2018
2019
2020
• Technical Economic Evaluation (TEE)
• Targeting production
ROUTE TO PRODUCTION IN KISHON MID-
REACH ZONE 1

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CORPORATE SNAPSHOT
6 Month Share Price Performance
Listing Date: 18 December 2017
Ticker: SEFA
Market Capitalisation: £14.62
Share Price: 105.00p
Shares in Issue: 13,923,926
Top Shareholders over 5%
(as at 3 September 2018)
On the Official List of the LSE
VSA Capital Limited – Financial Adviser and
Broker
Daniel Stewart & Company – Joint Broker
Luther Pendragon – Financial PR
A d v i s o r s
Name %
Shefa Yamim Limited
(TASE:SEFA)
48.9
Eight - O – Eight
Global Corp
7.07

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STRONG NEWSFLOW

22. SUMMARY
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• Exposure to the gemstone
assemblage via a low cost route to
production
• Demand for coloured gemstones in the
last five years has grown by 145% to
US$6bn
• Mine to Market strategy
• Partnership with leading jewellery
designer
• Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 has rapid
development potential
• Expected to start trial mining in the
Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 in 2019 and
commercial mining in 2020 (subject to
funding and good exploration results)
• Proven findings of Gem-Box: Diamond
(rare), Spinel, Carmel Sapphire™,
Ruby, Natural Moissanite™, Hibonite,
Garnet, Ilmenite, and the HIM Suite;
Zircon and Rutile

23. APPENDICES
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Diamond
Natural
MoissaniteTMDiamond
Carmel
SapphireTM

24. H1 2018 Operational Overview
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Operations / Licensing and Permitting
• Completed substantial improvements to its operational site in Akko to reduce costs and make the
processing of materials more efficient
• Renewed two prospecting permits: Permit 837A11 for the Carmel site and 899A6 for the Ramot
Menashe site.
• Post period: Received its first Prospecting license and renewed Exploration permit 869B8
Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1
• Advanced its exploration activity in the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 by completing a 14 bulk sample
exploration campaign
• Post-period:
• Added a ninth gemstone to its portfolio, spinel
• The Target Mineral Assemblage “TMA” recovered from the 6,384 tonnes bulk sampling campaign
increased from a total of 5,825.24 carats ("cts") to a new total of approximately 9,778.15 cts
enabling the original TMA to be updated to a predominantly gemstone suite
• Appointed Paradigm Project Management (PPM) to provide the Company with the working and
capital costs of bringing the Kishon Mid-Reach alluvial deposit into production
Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 2
• Advanced its exploration in Zone 2 with the completion of 26 new boreholes
• Post period:
• Announced the results of BS-1230 bulk sample where a total of 1,380.69 cts of gemstones were
recovered from 568.9 tonnes of basal gravels with an overall TMA recovered grade
of 242.69 carats per hundred tonnes ("cpht") at a bottom screen size of 1mm

25. H1 2018 P & L
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SHEFA YAMIM (A.T.M.) LTD.
CONDENSED INTERIM STATEMENTS OF COMPREHENSIVE LOSS
NIS in thousands (except for per share losses)
Six Months Ended Year Ended
June 30 December 31
2018 2017 2017
(Unaudited) (Audited)
General and administrative
expenses (1,845) (364) (541)
Capital gain - . - - . - - . -
Operating loss (1,845) (364) (541)
Financial income 953 208 237
Financial expenses (67) (560) (15,954)
Financial income (expenses), net 886 (352) (15,717)
Comprehensive loss for the period,
attributed to the Company
shareholders (959) (716) (16,258)
Basic and diluted loss per share (in
NIS), attributed to the Company
shareholders (0.069) (0.076) (1.703)

26. H1 2018 Cash Flow
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SHEFA YAMIM (A.T.M.) LTD.
CONDENSED INTERIM
STATEMENTS OF CASH
FLOWS
NIS in thousands

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H1 2018 Balance Sheet
SHEFA YAMIM (A.T.M.) LTD.
CONDENSED INTERIM STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
NIS in thousands
June 30, December 31,
2018 2017 2017
(Unaudited) (Audited)
ASSETS
Non-Current Assets:
Fixed assets 1,917 1,727 2,130
Loan to the parent company 2,466 1,135 2,342
Interested party 77 77 77
Assets for exploration and evaluation of precious stones
57,135 53,293 55,259
Deferred issuance expenses - . - 1,718 - . -
Total non-current assets 61,595 57,950 59,808
Current Assets:
Cash and cash equivalents 1,737 700 6,489
Deposit in bank - . - 175 173
Receivables interested party 70 - . - - . -
Receivables 387 289 368
Total current assets 2,194 1,164 7,030
Total Assets 63,789 59,114 66,838
SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Shareholders’ Equity 51,717 49,064 52,488
Non-current Liabilities:
Long-term loans from interested party and others 687 725 800
Financial leasing - . - 70 49
Liability for severance pay 122 112 118
Warrants 9,037 - . - 9,834
Total Non-current Liabilities 9,846 907 10,801
Current Liabilities:
Short-term credit from bank and others 396 1,202 467
Trade payables 1,145 938 1,766
Interested parties - . - 2,138 110
Other accounts payable 685 3,311 1,206
Loans convertible to shares - . - 1,554 - . -
Total current liabilities 2,226 9,143 3,549
Total Shareholders' Equity and Liabilities 63,789 59,114 66,838

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SPINEL
3,952.91 carats of Spinel found in the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1
• Spinel became the 9th gemstone to be added to Shefa Yamim’s
Gem-Box following the recovery of 3,952.91 cts from the 14 bulk
samples taken from the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1
• Largest Spinel recovered was 6.20 ct
• Spinel, often found in large crystals, comes in different colours
such as red, black, violet and the very rare blue
• Some of the most famous Spinel stones were originally thought
to be rubies and this includes the Black Prince’s Ruby in the
British Crown Jewels

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MOISSANITE A RARE MINERAL
NATURAL SILICON CARBIDE (SiC)
The directors believe that Shefa Yamim is the only company in
the world to find large quantities of Natural Moissanite™
• Deep blue-green colours
• Transparency
• Iridescence
• The brilliance, fire, lustre and hardness of Natural Moissanite™
make it ideal to use in jewellery
• Historically, small quantities found naturally
• Produced artificially and sold as gems
• Prices for rings range from circa.US$79 to over US$31,179 by
Charles & Colvard Ltd.
• Shefa Yamim has found Natural Moissanite™ in Mt. Carmel-
Kishon River area, Israel
• Single crystals to >4mm
• Other localities worldwide - <2mm
Very rare mineral discovered by the French chemist Henri
Moissan in 1893

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CARMEL SAPPHIRE ™
Carmel Sapphire™ is the dominant mineral species recovered
from bulk samples to date (with grades up to 255 cpht)
• Colour typically orange-brown, transparent with pockets of volcanic
melt including metalliferous compounds
• Pockets contain a unique assemblage of minerals usually found in meteorites
• A registered brand “Carmel Sapphire”™
• Polishing reveals unique qualities and considerable potential as gemstones
Carmel Sapphire
Rough
Carmel Sapphire
Cabochon cut
Carmel Sapphire
Full cut

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OPERATIONAL SITE
AND MINERALOGICAL
LABORATORY
All samples (reconnaissance, follow up and
bulk types) are processed through the plants
at the Akko operational site where final
recovery is also undertaken in the on-site
laboratory.
The laboratory follows internationally
recognised procedures and standards for
mineral recovery, sorting and identification.
Uses (ArcGIS) for modelling with additional
analyses undertaken using voxler®, strater®
and surfer®.

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WHY DO WE HAVE DIAMONDS?
Diamonds are usually found in cratons – areas
with old, thick, cool lithosphere
The Mt. Carmel area is in a rift zone – the
lithosphere is young, thin and hot….
But there are some diamond possibilities:
• Diamonds, derived from kimberlites on distant
African cratons, were carried by ancient rivers to
the Mediterranean coast from where longshore
currents transported them eastwards
• Most diamonds have been found in old beach
placers in the Kishon distal reach
• Diamonds in Kishon drainages were swept inland
when sea levels rose in Miocene time & have been
subsequently re-distributed
• Diamonds (rare) in volcanic rocks come from
remnants of old lithosphere at depth that were
stranded by rifting on the margins of old cratons;
e.g. Luangwa Valley, Zambia; Chikara-Wengezi,
Zimbabwe

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WHY ISRAEL?
• World’s largest trade centre for diamonds
and precious stones
• Low marketing costs
• Established corporate governance and
democratic structures
• Mining Laws based on English Law
• Established infrastructure
• Government supportive of natural resources
sector

34. THE BOARD AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT
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Abraham (Avi) Taub, CEO and chairman
Co-founder of Shefa Yamim (A.T.M.) Ltd, Avi has over 45 years’
experience in all aspects of the gemstone sector from cutting,
polishing and marketing. A scholar of Gemology and Mineralogy, Avi
is a second generation of the founders of the Israeli diamond
industry. A serial entrepreneur, he has founded and managed a
number of Israeli companies.
Michael Rosenberg, NED
An expert in corporate finance with over 40 years’ experience
working on boards globally. Extensive experience of being Chairman
and Non-Executive Director of UK listed companies. He is also a
mentor to The Prince’s Trust.

35. THE BOARD AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT
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James AH Campbell, NED
A qualified geologist, James spent over 20 years with De Beers’
Global Mining and Exploration Group before becoming Managing
Director of African Diamonds plc in 2006. Since then he has served
on a number of UK and Canadian boards including West African
Diamonds plc, Stellar Diamonds plc and Rockwell Diamonds Inc. He
is currently Managing Director of Botswana Diamonds plc.
Vered Toledo, COO
Vered has led Shefa Yamim’s exploration and operations team for
over 19 years. She is responsible for field, plant and laboratory
activities and overseeing staff affairs. She has extensive in-field
experience with a focus on gemstones and especially the rare,
potential moissanite (SiC) and Carmel SapphireTM discoveries.

36. THE BOARD AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT
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Nathalie Schwarz
Independent Non-Executive Director
A qualified lawyer, Nathalie started her career at leading global law firm Clifford Chance
focusing on cross-border mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructurings, IPOs and
private equity. She has extensive Board experience, both as an Executive Director and
Non-Executive Director, of UK listed companies including Channel 4 Television
Corporation, Capital Radio PLC and Amiad Water Systems PLC. She is currently a Non-
Executive Director on the Board of UK publicly listed company Wilmington Group PLC.
Nathalie specialises in growing businesses, strategy, operational management,
developing new commercial and technological opportunities and mergers and
acquisitions.
Gershon Fraenkel
Independent Non-Executive Director
Gershon Fraenkel, Independent Non-Executive Director, is a British Citizen and founder of
WST Charity Ltd, in North West London which focuses on alleviating poverty within the
Jewish Community in the area. He has successfully launched many international
businesses in the last 25 years, including SEACO Group of Companies and Linkedell Ltd.
As a result, he acts as an intermediary and adviser of international transactions to
companies in Israel and the UK. Mr Fraenkel is fluent in English, Hebrew and Yiddish.

37. THE BOARD AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT
Hanoch Ehrlich
Independent Non-Executive Director
Hanoch Ehrlich, Independent Non-Executive Director, is a qualified lawyer and has
held an Israel Bar Association license since May 1994. Mr Ehrlich is specialised in
contract law, company law and all aspects of commercial law. He has worked on
several international M&A transactions, including advising companies in Central and
Eastern Europe. He is experienced in litigation, having represented various entities
such as the Israel Military Industries Ltd., the Shikun U’binui Group (the largest
construction conglomerate in Israel), the Ofer Brothers Group, the Yitzhak Tshuva
Group, Bank HaPoalim, the Israel Discount Bank, the Industrial Development Bank,
the Israel Shipping Bank, Amdocs (Israel) and the Israel Citrus Marketing Board.
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David Nachshon
Independent Non-Executive Director
Israel David Nachshon, Independent Non-Executive Director, a graduate in Rabbinical
Ordination, Mr Nachshon has extensive ties within the Jewish community worldwide,
as well as established government relations in Israel. He has been on the board of
Shefa Yamim (A.T.M.) Ltd and Shefa Yamim Ltd since 1999, when the company was
founded. Mr Nachshon is a Board member of the Jewish community institution in Kiev,
Ukraine, Chairman of the Chabad Jewish Mobil Mitzva Centre, Chabad Youth
Movement Tzivos Hashem and Chabad Educational Institutions.

38. INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING TEAM
Professor William Griffin
Respected academic and Professor of Geology at Macquarie University.
Program Director for Technology Development and Industry Interaction in the
ARC National Key Centre for Geochemical Evolution and Mettalogeny of
Continents (GEMOC).
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Dr. John Ward
Dr. Ward has a PhD in Geology and has won the Oliver Davies and Henno
Martin Medals for his contributions to academic and economic geology. A
leading alluvial diamond exploration geologist with over 35 years’ field
experience. Extensive experience in Africa – previously employed by De
Beers and Gem Diamonds.

39. INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING TEAM
Prof. Mike de Wit
Highly respected chief geologist focusing on diamonds and geophysicist.
Worked for two of the largest resources companies in the world, Anglo
American in South Africa and De Beers, where he worked for 29 years.
Diamond focused geologist. A Professor at the University of Pretoria.
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Dr. Renato Spaggiari
Exploration Manager at Allotropes.
Previously the Vice President at C&K Mining, Cameroon. Strong
geomorphology and sedimentology background. PhD research dealt with
favourable conditions for diamond deposits along Africa’s west coast.

40. THANKS
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www.shefayamim.com

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