Tarku Resources provides a corporate presentation summarizing its business strategy and project portfolio. It recently acquired five properties from Eureka Exploration, expanding its land holdings in Quebec to eight projects totaling over 35,000 hectares. Tarku's key projects include Chateau Fort, located along strike of a past-producing gold mine; two projects near Matagami with potential for orogenic gold and VMS deposits; and two projects in the Chibougamau area prospective for gold and base metals. The company aims to generate new projects using alternative geological models and has assembled an experienced management team to advance exploration on its properties in Quebec and Saskatchewan.

1. Corporate Presentation – June 2017
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June 2017
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Corporate Presentation

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Cautionary Notes
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This presentation includes certain "forward-looking statements" under applicable Canadian securities
legislation. All statements other than statements of historical fact included in this presentation,
including, without limitation, statements regarding potential exploration results, future plans and
objectives of the Company 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 results, events and objectives could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from Tarku’s expectations include
exploration and other risks detailed from time to time in the filings made by the Company with
securities regulators.
All dollar amounts are reported in Canadian dollars, unless otherwise indicated
Forward-looking statements
Quality Assurance / Quality Control
The scientific and/or technical information presented in this presentation has been reviewed and
approved by Mr. Benoit Lafrance, P. Geo, Ph. D, and Exploration Manager for Tarku Resources.
Mr. Lafrance is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
Currency

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Building business in Québec
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Recent Transaction (June 1st, 2017)
 Private company
 5 properties in Quebec
 Strong technical team
Eureka Exploration
 TSX Venture (TSX.V: TKU)
 37 M shares, no debt
 3 properties (2 in Quebec)
 Experienced management
Pre-transaction
Tarku Resources
 TSX Venture(TSX.V: TKU)
 47 M actions, no debt
 8 properties with 7 in Quebec
(QC: 35 679 ha; 544 claims)
 Merged management and technical team
Post-Transaction
Tarku Resources « 2.0 »
Transaction
100 % acquisition
On going financing for 2017
summer exploration program
For 10M shares

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52 week: 0.03 – 0.10 Vol / Avg: 42,000/d. (30d.)
Capital Structure – post-transaction
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Common shares Issued and Outstanding
as of May 2017
47,088,167
Stock Options
at $0.10, expiring Oct. 2021
2,750,000
Warrants
avg. at $0.12, expiring between June 2018 and April 2019
13,039,000
Fully Diluted
as of May 2017
62,877,167
Major Shareholder
Management 31%
Fund 7%
Families & Friends 25%
Retail 37%
Working Capital:
 $100k
12 month chart
Share structure

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The New Tarku Team
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Sylvain Laberge, CEO (Montréal)
17 years of junior mining experience as corporate communications, as well as founding his own
communication firm in 2007. Mr. Laberge is President and CEO of Gespeg Copper Resources (TSXV:
GCR) since 2013.
Tim J. Termuende (B.Sc., P.Geo.) - (Vancouver)
Professional geologist with over 35 years of experience in North, Central, and South America. President
and CEO of Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. (TSXV: EPL) & Omineca Mining and Metals Ltd. (TSXV: OMM).
Formerly President and CEO of Canyon Copper Resources Ltd. (TSXV: CNC).
Julien Davy (Geo., M.Sc. & MBA) - PRESIDENT (Montréal)
Professional geologist with 19 years of outstanding technical and managerial experiences from junior and
major exploration companies in Canada and internationally.
Jeff Sheppard (CPA, CA) - CFO (Saskatoon)
Mr. Sheppard is currently Chief Financial Officer of Westcore Energy Ltd. (TSXV: WTR), Greywacke
Exploration Ltd. (CSE: GWL) and the Controller at 49 North Resources Inc. (TSXV: FNR)
Benoit Lafrance (Geo., Ph.D.) – EXPLORATION MANAGER (Chicoutimi)
Professional geologist with over 20 years of extensive experience in research, exploration innovations
and project generation for many commodities.
Barry Chappell (B.Econ, M.Econ) - (Calgary)
Owner and host of Art and Coin Television (ACTV) Shopping Network since 25 years. He served as a
Director of Yellow Jacket Resources and worked as an Associate Professor of Business, Economics and
Marketing from 1985 to 1992. Barry's interest in mining and precious metals developed when he worked
in the oil business in Texas, raising money in the New Angus Field.
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Tarku’s vision - Collaborative approach with communities
• Social acceptability is gained by respecting the values of local communities and engaging them in a
collaborative process
• Choosing areas that are not to near but not too far from communities (concept of a “mine at the
right place”)
• The collaborative and/or partnership approach with communities creates “joint decision-makers”:
• The channels of communication are opened at the earliest possible stage
• Concerns are identified and addressed (sensitive areas, impacts, distance, safety, etc.)
• Collaborative financing is sought at the local level: wealth-sharing also involves shared risk
Lower social risk
• Proactive and transparent
communication with communities
• Long-term project-related agreements
• Regional development: potential access to
funding through regional development programs
involves other municipalities and local
communities
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Project Generation in Quebec
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Project generation using
different geological models
than those typically applied
to the targeted region:
544 claims, 35,679 ha
100% TKU
A new light on the northern
limit of the Abitibi:
Matagami area projects:
1. Exploration for gold in a
traditional Zn mining district
2. Geological and structural
context interpreted as similar to
the Detour Lake gold mine
Chateau Fort: On strike with
former Eastmain gold mine
Chibougamau area projects
1. Exploration for gold in a
traditional Cu-Au mining district
2. Gold bearing corridor and shear
along gold favorable
amphibolite to greenschist
metamorphic transition

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Chateau Fort – Location
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Upper Eastmain River
Greenstone Belt
• 100% TKU
• 241 claims, 12,721 ha
• Active sector along all season road
167 to Stornoway Mine
• Adjacent and along strike to past
producer Eastmain Mine (Historical
prod.: 118,356 tm. @ 10.6 g/t Au
from 1994 to 19951)
(1) Ressources MSV, GM 56083, 1997

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Chateau Fort – Potential for orogenic Cu-Au
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• Along strike with 2 regional
auriferous trends:
1. Eastmain Mine Corridor
2. Ruby Hill Corridor
• Few historic works (3.3 g/t Au,
grab sample MERN, 1988)
Upper Eastmain River
Greenstone Belt
• Follow up on the EM targets
• Data compilation
• Prospecting
• Geophysics (IP)
Targets for 2017
Eastmain Mine
Historical production from
1994 to 1995:
118,356 tm. @ 10.6 g/t Au1
(1) Ressources MSV, GM 56083, 1997

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Matagami area projects – Location
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• 100% Tarku
• 217 claims (11,700 ha)
adjacent and along regional
gold-bearing trends
• Active sector along all
season roads
To Matagami
(25 km)
Rivière Waswanipi Shear Zone
Lac Olga Shear Zone
RWSZ
LOSZ

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Matagami area projects – Geology
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Geology highlights:
1.Regional gold bearing shear zones
2.Few drill holes in the area
3.Volcanic-sedimentary rocks regional
contacts favorable for VMS deposits
4.Shearing associated with:
• Alkaline rocks
• Polygenic Timiskaming type conglomerates and
• Gold anomalous porphyritic intrusions
1. Orogenic Gold
2. Au-Zn-Ag-Cu VMS
Favourable context:
• Follow up on 1987-88
gold-bearing tills
• Data compilation
Targets for 2017

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Blaiklock
6.3g/t Ag and 0.62% Zn over 1.5m
2 g/t Au over 2m
Blaiklock-Ouest
2.75% Zn over 0.6m
Lac
Waconichi
Lac
Sirois
Richardson
(100% Tarku)
Bullion
(100% Tarku)
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Historic showings Eureka’s 2016 discovery Drill hole collar
New discovery
1.7 g/t Au
Chibougamau area projects – Location & Geology
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1.Two adjacent projects, 100% Tarku,
68 claims (3,755 ha)
2.Margin of a sedimentary basin along a
major regional fault (Barlow Fault) in an
area with historical evidence of gold veins
3. Corridor of 16 km favourable for gold and
polymetallic mineralization
4. Several prospective horizons
1. Orogenic Gold
2. Zn VMS1
3. Ni-Cu-PGE2
Favourable context:
(1) VMS = volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits - (2) PGE = platinum group elements, such as platinum (Pt) and palladium (Pd)

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New discovery
1.7 g/t Au
Richardson Bullion
Blaiklock
6.3g/t Ag and 0.62% Zn over 1.5m
Blaiklock-Ouest
2.75% Zn over 0.6m
Richardson – Potential for Gold, Ni-Cu-PGE and Zinc
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 2 zones with high magnetic
signatures including one more
than 4 km long associated with
the mafic-ultramafic complex
 Presence of regional linear and
isolated INPUT and VTEM
conductors (GM 66620, 2010)
 Several untested VTEM and
INPUT anomalies
Historic showings
Eureka’s 2016 discovery
Drill hole collar
0 2 4
kilometres
NEW showing discovered
1.7 g/t Au
(disseminated sulphides within felsic tuff)
2016 program:
(1&2) (3) (6)(5)(4)
INPUT electromagnetic anomaly
(with channel number)

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Berthiaume – Potential for gold-rich VMS (Au-Zn-Ag-Cu)
45 km North of
Lebel-sur-Quévillon
 29 claims, 1,623 ha
 100% Tarku
 8 historical drill holes targeting
Cu-Zn semi-massive to massive
sulphide zones
 Historical drill hole location
unprecise and very few analysis
 Best assay: 1.72% Zn over 1.83 m
not analysed for gold (drill hole V-
118)
 Several untested chargeability
targets
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Lebel-sur-Quévillon

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Virgin River, SK – Location
Margins of the Athabasca
Basin, Saskatchewan
• About 45,000 ha
• 100% Tarku
• Past focus on Uranium
• NI 43-101 technical report on the property
(January 2014)
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Virgin River
North
Virgin River
To Prince Albert (500km)
• Follow up past geophysical
surveys
• Data compilation
• Potential evaluation
Targets for 2017

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Summary
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• Strong management and technical team
• Exploration in area with great potential for new discoveries
• Vision focused on exploring in partnership with local
communities
The new Tarku is ready to create value for its
shareholders
Action Plan – 2017-2018
• Quebec property portfolio: evaluation, prioritization and
exploration work
• Virgin River project (SK): exploration and evaluation
• Build a database of projects selected according to our criteria
• Seek for partners to option or purchase Tarku’s exploration
projects

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Contact
Sylvain Laberge, CEO
+1 (514) 380-5610
+1 (514) 702-9841
slaberge@sdnlfinancial.com
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www.tarkuresources.com
Julien Davy, President
+1 (514) 618-7287
jdavy@eurekaexploration.com
Exploration Office
4710 Saint-Ambroise, suite 308
Montreal QC, Canada H4C 2C7
Head Office
Suite 602 - 224 4th Avenue S.,
Saskatoon, SK, Canada S7K 5M5