CORAZON MINING LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2016

Jun 20, 2016

Acquisition of the Mt Gilmore Project New South Wales, Australia

Company Presentation

ASX : CZN

21 June 2016

• This presentation has been prepared by Corazon Mining Limited (“Corazon”). It contains forecasts and forward looking statements which are not a guarantee of future performance and which involve certain risks. Actual results and future outcomes will in all likelihood differ from those outlined herein. The presentation should not be construed as an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase securities in Corazon. Nor is it an inducement to make an offer or an invitation with respect to said securities.

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NEW HIGH GRADE COBALT-COPPER-GOLD PROJECT

ASX : CZN – PAGE 3

Exclusive right to earn up to an 80% interest in the Mt Gilmore Project

Corazon can earn an initial 51% interest by:

• Issuing Providence 25 million Corazon Mining Limited shares

• Paying cash reimbursements of costs totalling $100,000, and

• Spending $200,000 on exploration within the first 12 months.

Corazon can earn a further 29% interest (totalling 80%) by:

• Completing $2M in exploration within 3 years from commencement of the Agreement,

• Paying $150,000 in cash or shares upon the earlier of the commencement of the third year and Corazon spending a minimum of $500,000 on exploration, and

• Paying $250,000 in cash or shares upon earning 80% equity in the Project.

• Corazon has the opportunity to extend this earn-in period by one year by paying $50,000 in cash or shares.

• Upon the Company earning 80% equity in the Project, Providence will be free carried until a decision to mine is made.

• Once a decision to mine is made, Providence will then have the opportunity to contribute to expenditure requirements according to its working interest, or dilute to a net smelter royalty of 2.0%. Corazon has the right to purchase 1% of the royalty for $3M at any stage.

Current Capital Structure	Current Capital Structure	Current Capital Structure
Market Cap. @ 0.7 cps	A$	4.7M
Shares on Issue	#	527M
Options on Issue	#	7.5M
Cash(approximate)	A$	0.5M
52 week share trading range	A$	$0.003 – 0.010

Post Acquisition & Raising Capital Structure	Post Acquisition & Raising Capital Structure	Post Acquisition & Raising Capital Structure
Market Cap. @ 0.9 cps	A$	5.8M
Shares on Issue	#	648.4M(1)
Options on Issue	#	27.5M(1)
Cash(approximate)	A$	1.5M
52 week share trading range	A$	$0.003 – 0.010

	Board & Management	Board & Management
	Clive Jones		Non Executive Chairman
	Brett Smith		Managing Director
	Jonathan Downes		Non-Executive Director
	Adrian Byass		Non-Executive Director
	Rob Orr		Company Secretary

Company Focus

ASX listed exploration company

New project acquisition – NSW Australia

• Cobalt-copper-gold

• Advanced high-grade cobalt deposit

Placement – for project acquisition & exploration

• Raising up to ~A$1 million[(1)]

• ~181.8 million new shares[(1)]

• Issue price at 0.55 cents per share

Canadian brown-fields exploration project

• Nickel-copper-cobalt

• Development opportunity

• Good exploration upside potential

(1) Tranche 2 and Options subject to Shareholder approval

Future Cobalt Requirements

• The rechargeable battery market remains the industry’s growth driver, with demand from this sector up 11.7% in 2015.

• Automotive related battery demand rapidly gaining momentum; Chinese sales of “New Energy Vehicles” up 343% in 2015.

• Cobalt is the preferred cathode element in lithium ion batteries which currently offer the best commercially accepted energy storage capacity.

• Refiners are shifting resources and capacity from “lithium cobalt oxide” material production to “lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide” - market to increase 4-fold by 2020.

Supply / Demand Balance

• Demand growth outpaced supply growth in 2015 – despite suppressed traditional cobalt usage. Market balance expected to move into deficit territory from 2016 onwards.

• China imports 93% of its cobalt from the DRC – possible supply chain issues. No new cobalt bearing mining projects expected before 2018-2019.

• Pressure to reduce supply of nickel; 65% of producers under-water at current metal prices.

Cobalt as a by-product of nickel production also to be affected.

References:

Darton Commodities Limited – Cobalt Market Review 2015-2016 J Petersen Investor Intel.com April, 2016

Macquarie Wealth Management – Commodities Comment – 12 May 2016

Good possibility for healthier demand fundamentals from growth in the battery sector

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2016: Pessimistic projection for 2017: Includes the
demand growth – continued recommencement of operations
slow-down previously closed
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Location

• North-eastern NSW 35km NW from Grafton

Tenure

• Granted Exploration Licence

• 100% Providence Gold and Minerals Pty Ltd

Access

• Daily flights from Sydney

• Sealed road access to Project

• Logging tracks, farm roads and mine roads provide excellent access

Landform

• Open rolling pasture paddocks, stock grazing, steeper wooded bush land, some steep dense areas of thicker native vegetation.

Located in the New England Orogen

• Significant eastern Australia mineral province Gold endowment +35M ounces

• Potential to host large copper-gold systems Mt Morgan Cu-Au Mine (+50Mt @ 5.9 g/t Au and 0.7% Cu) Mt Rawdon Au Mine (50Mt @ 0.71 g/t Au)

Located in the New England Orogen

• Significant eastern Australia mineral province Gold endowment +35M ounces

• Potential to host large copper-gold systems

• Mt Morgan Cu-Au Mine (+50Mt @ 5.9 g/t Au and 0.7% Cu) Mt Rawdon Au Mine (50Mt @ 0.71 g/t Au)

Mt Gilmore - a district scale opportunity

• Emerging Cu-Au province

• Mineralised “Mt Gilmore Trend” 18km strike

• Poorly explored and largely undrilled

• +25 historic Cu-Au-Co-Fe workings and small mines

• Five large Cu-Au targets identified to date

• Target models include tourmaline breccia hosted Cu-Au deposits, Cu-Au-Fe skarns and quartzsulphide vein system (such as porphyry Cu-Au deposits)

Corazon’s initial focus is a small high-grade Co-Cu-Au deposit – Cobalt Ridge

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Mt Gilmore
Trend 18km
Strike
Pulganbar Prospect
NSW TMI RTP Magnetic Image
Cobalt Ridge
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Pulganbar – Cobalt drill holes & Co soil anomalies on air photo
Open
Open
Open
Open
Flintoff
Co-Cu-Au
Prospect
Cobalt Ridge
Co-Cu-Au
Prospect
Open
Glamorgan
Co-Cu-Au
Prospect
Cobalt in Soils
>50ppm
>100ppm
>200ppm
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Advanced High-Grade Cobalt Project

Multiple zones of sulphide mineralisation. Drilled over 300m strike and open -

Extensions indicated by geophysics.

Width 50 to 120m -

Main Zone approximately 20m wide. Potential to “bulk out” deposit or focus on narrow higher grade material.

Multiple drill results of +1% Co,

Maximum individual 1m drill results of 3.38% Co, 3.18% Cu & 4.92 g/t Au,

Historical mining records report grades up to 14.7% Co and 1.7 oz/ton Au.

Numerous nearby surface cobalt anomalies provide upside potential.

Table 1 : Significant drilling intercepts as reported by Central West Gold NL between 2006 and 2008. Results >0.10% Co, utilizing a >500ppm cut-off and <3m internal dilution. Drill hole collar details presented in Table 2 attached.

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Outcropping quartz-
tourmaline breccia
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Cobalt Ridge Co – Cu – Au Prospect
Wireframes of Mineralisation
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– Cobalt Ridge is part of a much larger system the Pulganbar Prospect

• Large (>2.5km x >1km) zoned, Cu-Au-Co rich hydrothermal alteration zone.

• Numerous historic Cu-Co-Au workings with significant shafts, drives and adits.

• Mineralisation defined by mining, drilling and trenching may be marginal to a much larger and higher grade Cu-Au centre.

• Gold in historic trench sampling confirm the tourmaline breccia system is a fertile gold rich system.

• 5m @ 2.28 g/t Au, Incl 1m @ 7.1g/t Au

• 6m @ 5.6g/t Au

• 4m @ 3.26g/t Au

• 6m @ 4.27g/t Au & 0.3% Cu, Incl. 1m @ 9.2g/t Au

• Large, high tenor, semi-coincident Au-Cu-As-Co-Te soil anomalies increase in intensity and remain open up to the base of sedimentary cover.

• Drilled Cu-Au intersections and a coincident IP chargeability anomaly remain open up to the base of cover.

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Cobalt
Ridge
Pulganbar Cobalt Ridge
Cu-Co-Au Intersections with IP
anomaly
Federal Hg-Sb-
As Lodes
Conceptual Cu-Au
Deposit
(Tourmaline
Breccia Hosted
Conceptual Cu-
Au Porphyry
System
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Sample ID	Prospect	Cu	Au	Ag	Fe	Mo	Sb
		%	ppm	ppm	%	ppm	ppm
Pulganbar
MG0045	Federal Cu Lodes	8.50	0.1	30.9	28.3	474	3.08
MG0076	Federal Cu Lodes	6.37	0.041	32.6	20.7	46.2	>10000
MG0052	Federal Cu Lodes	4.79	0.142	44.7	15.1	158	>10000
MG0054	Federal Cu Lodes	3.13	0.056	30.6	10.55	225	>10000
MG0044	Federal Cu Lodes	2.16	0.168	22.1	17.35	241	2.19
MG0047	Federal Cu Lodes	1.65	0.011	13.05	4.56	2.59	353
MG0056	Federal Cu Lodes	1.61	0.121	43.9	10.75	42.2	>10000
MG0050	Federal Cu Lodes	1.58	0.008	6.71	27.6	58.5	7140
MG0051	Federal Cu Lodes	1.17	0.018	5.93	10.85	88.4	4800
MG0049	Federal Cu Lodes	1.13	0.024	9.78	22.1	211	6790
MG0057	Federal Cu Lodes	1.02	0.068	24.8	6.64	57.1	3330
MG0055	Federal Cu Lodes	0.40	0.038	4.93	30.3	847	574
MG0048	Federal Cu Lodes	0.08	0.027	1.07	3.11	5.99	238
MG0046	Federal Cu Lodes	0.04	0.191	1.07	3.54	23.8	>10000
MG0053	Federal Cu Lodes	0.02	0.004	0.21	4.92	2.49	74.8
MG0058	Glamorgan Cu Mine	13.55	0.003	66	4.82	9.69	61
MG0067	Pulganbar	0.07	0.266	0.41	8.85	1.12	44.4
MG0070	Pulganbar	0.05	0.183	0.68	7.24	0.36	6.16
MG0069	Pulganbar	0.04	0.41	0.59	7.44	2.06	21.8
MG0068	Pulganbar	0.03	0.131	0.39	7.88	3.06	23.4

High grade copper and cobalt mineralisation is part of a large hydrothermal system

• Recent rock-chip sampling has supported historical production grades and surface sampling results.

• A 2km zone with multiple high-grade Cu lodes identified between Glamorgan and Federal prospects.

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Rock chip
(ppmCu)
Federal Lodes
Pulganbar
Cobalt Ridge
Soil Sampling
Glamorgan Mine
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A ‘window’ through to basement rocks identifies exceptional prospectivity

• Large (>1.5km x >1.5km), zoned silica-tourmalinelimonite (after sulphide) breccia / hydrothermal alteration zone

• Possibly part of an intrusive related Cu-Au mineralised system.

• Numerous small scale prospecting pits associated with gossanous, silica-tourmaline-limonite cemented breccia & skarn style hydrothermal alteration, including massive magnetite and limonite (after sulphide) skarn float.

• Historic rock chips samples up to 1.2g/t Au, 26.8% Cu, 440g/t Ag & 350ppm Mo , with recent fpXRF ‘spot’ analysis returning up to ~1500ppm Mo & 0.78% Cu.

• Orientation fpXRF soil geochemical survey returned open Cu (>400m long, up to 333ppm Cu), Mo (>300m long, up to 15ppm Mo), As (>200m x >240m) up to 231ppm As, and 792ppm Co soil geochemical anomalies.

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Hassans Cu-
EL8379 Mo-Au Target
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Magnetic High
Contours
up to 1.2g/t Au, 26.8%
Cu, 440g/t Ag &
350ppm Mo in rock
chips
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up to 1.2g/t Au, 26.8%
Cu, 440g/t Ag &
350ppm Mo in rock
chips
‘Mt Gilmore
Cu-Au Trend’
Prospecting Pit
fpXRF As ±Cu soil 200m
anomaly - open
Magnetite-sulphide
skarn
Mesozoic
Sedimentary
Prospecting Pit Cover
fpXRF ‘spot’ analysis
up to 0.78% Cu &
1500ppm Mo +
fpXRF Cu-Mo soil
anomaly - open Late Permian
Towgan Grange
Batholith
(Qtz Diorite – Tonalite) Silica-tourmaline
breccia (blue)
Hassans Cu-Mo-Au Target:
Schematic Geology Plan ASX : CZN – PAGE 15
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Significant Cu-Au mineralisation associated with silica-tourmaline-chalcopyrite-pyrite cemented breccias

• Large intrusive related, hydrothermal alteration zone associated with a topographic high (>1.8km x >1.0km)

• Historic Fine Flower, Gem & Pluck Cu-Au mines with multiple shafts, drives, adits & smelter site.

• Mineralisation at Gem, Pluck & Fine Flower are considered to represent ‘leakage structures’ related to a much larger Cu-Au system  the Gordonbrook Hill Cu-Au Target

• Considered prospective for silica-tourmalinechalcopyrite breccia hosted Cu-Au deposits & transitional epithermal to porphyry type, quartzcarbonate-sulphide vein hosted Cu-Au deposits, including porphyry Cu-Au deposits.

• Very limited previous exploration & undrilled.

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Gordonbrook
Hill Au-Cu
EL8379
Target
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‘Mt Gilmore
Cu-Au Trend’
Pluck Cu-Au
Mine
Fine Flower Cu-
Au Mine Gem Cu-Au Mine
~1.8km
Gordonbrook Hill
Cu-Au Target
Domain
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Pluck Cu-Au Mine

• Cu-Au mine with two shafts, two adits and two drives 15m & 24m below surface. ~200m strike.

No previous drill testing reported Walk up drill target

• Opened 1883, smelter constructed in 1907. Grade of 13% Cu is reported between 1903-1907.

• 18 historic rock chips from waste dumps averaged 0.36g/t Au & 2.31% Cu with up to 1.68g/t Au & 9.1% Cu.

Gem Cu-Au Mine

• Cu-Au mine with two sizeable shafts and adits (backfilled) - production unknown.

• –

• Significant copper (malachite azurite chalcopyrite) observed at surface.

Gem Cu-Au Mine

Pluck Cu-Au Mine – Shaft #1

Fine Feather Cu-Au Mine

• Cu-Au mine discovered in 1905 with reverbatory furnace constructed in 1909.

• Three shafts with at least 100 tons of ore produced before smelter closed. 7 tons graded 23% Cu, 0.84 g/t Au & 11g/t Ag.

• Four historic rock chips returned up to 0.60% Cu & 0.13g/t Au

Quartz-tourmaline-chalcopyrite cemented, breccia (Sample MG0016)

Semi massive chalcopyrite – pyrite – carbonate vein in pervasive chl-act-biot altered basalt (Sample MG0017).

Mineralisation at Gem, Pluck & Fine Flower possible ‘leakage structures’ from large Cu-Au system

Sample ID	Prospect	Cu	Au	Ag	Fe	Mo	Sb
		%	ppm	ppm	%	ppm	ppm
MG0039	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	7.35	1.29	87.5	8.92	1.36	20.5
MG0036	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	4.98	0.901	76.9	11.95	1.44	7.76
MG0016	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	3.95	0.028	25.4	7.58	6.68	41.9
MG0017	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	2.00	0.121	17.9	14	3.59	1.95
MG0042	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	1.67	0.442	53.4	7.84	2.61	18.5
MG0019	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	1.56	0.178	20.4	4.37	0.86	14.6
MG0018	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	1.29	0.332	17.05	4.79	1.05	24.6
MG0040	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	0.95	0.063	8.23	7.54	1.98	2.79
MG0037	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	0.83	0.014	9.52	7.1	0.93	25.9
MG0038	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	0.60	0.006	7.39	4.33	0.71	13.75
MG0023	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	0.57	0.013	9.09	9.03	6.54	6.3
MG0041	Pluck Cu-Au Mine	0.46	0.05	4.16	6.36	2.23	11.05
MG0008	Fine Flower Cu Mine	0.02	0.068	0.83	10.2	6.29	13.55
MG0009	Fine Flower Cu Mine	0.01	0.065	0.39	7.32	7.86	7.95
MG0034	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	0.06	0.005	0.12	19.8	0.79	1.44
MG0007	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	0.03	0.009	0.14	25.2	0.95	4.22
MG0010	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	0.02	0.002	0.27	10.2	5.54	1.08
MG0033	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	0.02	0.006	0.14	15.25	1.08	2.82
MG0035	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	0.01	0.008	0.11	4.82	3.08	1.43
MG0006	Regional - Fine Flower Cu	<0.01	0.002	0.06	14.7	1.41	0.99
MG0012	Gem Cu-Au Mine	16.30	0.079	238	14.8	4.62	14.5
MG0014	Gem Cu-Au Mine	5.43	0.042	107	12.45	3.5	41.1
MG0011	Gem Cu-Au Mine	1.69	0.043	16.05	8.13	1.71	27.6
MG0015	Gem Cu-Au Mine	1.37	0.033	34.8	9.8	2.8	27.4
MG0013	Gem Cu-Au Mine	1.19	0.037	31.7	10.95	2.7	19.15

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Pluck Mine
Gem Mine
Fine Flower
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Fine Flower
Regional
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EL8379 Iron Mountain
Cu-Au-Fe
Skarn Target
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Large coincident geophysical and geochemical anomaly

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Iron Mountain Cu-Au
Target: Schematic
Geology Plan
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Historic iron ore (magnetite) mine, with >700m strike. Target: Schematic
Geology Plan
pyrite & chalcopyrite is associated with the
skarn in the southern quarry on a face 11m Cu-Au Trend’‘Mt Gilmore
11 grab samples averaged 0.64 g/t Au & 0.64%
Cu, including up to 3.8 g/t Au & 2.08% Cu. Calcareous
basaltic - andesite
Channel sampling quarry face returned: volcano-sedimentary rocks &
qtz diorite porphyry
apophyses
8m @ 0.57% Cu & 0.12 g/t Au
Iron Mountain Fe Mines
Incl. 2m @ 1.52% Cu & 0.26 g/t Au. (Cu-Au Magnetite Cu-Au Shafts
Skarns) QDR
(Tourmaline-
Copper
Breccia’s)
~700m
Wiley’s Cu Shaft
1986 Sampling
8m @ 0.57% Cu & 0.12g/t Au, Incl.
2m @ 1.52% Cu & 0.26g/t Au
Reference – Minsaco Resources
(DIGS GS1986_249)
Friday’s Find
Fe Prospect Late Permian Busy Bee
Cu-Au Shaft
Towgan Grange
Batholith
(Qtz Diorite – Tonalite)
1km
ASX : CZN – PAGE 19
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• Historic iron ore (magnetite) mine, with >700m strike. Exposed pyrite & chalcopyrite is associated with the magnetite skarn in the southern quarry on a face 11m high by 25m long:

Incl. 2m @ 1.52% Cu & 0.26 g/t Au. Target undrilled.

Large coincident geophysical and geochemical anomaly

• High amplitude ‘bullseye’ and linear magnetic high anomalies occur across the target domain.

• Semi-coincident with magnetite-sulphide CuAu skarns and historic Cu-Au workings.

• These represent high priority reconnaissance targets given the magnetite association with Cu sulphides.

• Several magnetic low embayments are semicoincident with Cu-Au workings with silicatourmaline-malachite-chalcopyrite breccia on mullock dumps.

• A regional gravity high anomaly is also coincident with the Cu-Au skarns and magnetic high anomalies.

Tenterfield TMI Aeromagnetic Image

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Magnetic Low
Empayments
Untested
bullseye
magnetic high
anomaly
(~0.5km Cu-Au
diameter) Cu
Cu-Au
Exposed
magnetite-
sulphide Cu-Au Fe
skarn on
Cu
southern margin
of high priority Cu-Au
magnetic high
anomaly
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Large coincident geophysical and geochemical anomaly

• Highly prospective for Cu-Au-Fe skarn and porphyry style Cu-Au deposits.

• Very limited previous exploration and undrilled.

• Historic Cu-Au-Fe workings including three shafts and an adit within a 300m x 150m ‘topographic window’ exposed in a valley.

• Rock chips up to 3.0g/t Au & 0.53% Cu , - -

• associated with chalcopyrite bornite magnetite in extensive skarn style hydrothermal alteration assemblages (garnet-actinolite-epidote-carbonatechlorite-magnetite-hematite-sericitechalcopyrite-bornite).

• Cu-Au associated with high amplitude >3km long, linear and 0.6km x 0.4m bullseye magnetic high anomalies, rimmed by a regionally significant magnetic low anomaly – classic porphyry Cu-Au magnetic

• signature.

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1km
Granodiorite
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Serpentinite
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Late Permian May Queen Dumbudgery Creek ‘Bullseye’ Intrusive Complex Magnetic High (Granodiorite) Cu-Au Target

3km

May Queen Cu-Au Target EL8379

May Queen Cu-Au Workings, Incl. 300m x 150m magnetite skarn subcrop & float 3 Shafts, rock chips up to 3.0 g/t Au & 0.53% Cu

Calcareous Basaltic - Andesite ‘Mt Gilmore Volcaniclastic Cu-Au Trend’ Rocks Tenterfield TMI RTP Magnetic Image

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1.3% Cu
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16.3% Cu 5.4% Cu 3.9% Cu
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Current Placement

Tranche 2 expected to be completed by the end of July, 2016 (subject to Shareholder approval)

Due Diligence Process

Completed by end of June, 2016

Proposed Exploration Activities – Cobalt Ridge

Database generation

Determination of required drilling & associated work for resource estimation Drill program approval process

Resource definition drilling

• Extension of soil geochemical surveys Metallurgical studies

Focussed on determining size & value of the Cobalt Ridge deposit

Proposed Exploration Activities – Regional Target Generation

• Compilation of exploration datasets Analysis of existing targets

• Identification of additional targets

Determine exploration required to advance and rank targets

Competent Person

The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results and Targets is based on information compiled by Mr Brett Smith, B.Sc Hons (Geol), Member AusIMM, Member AIG and an employee of Corazon Mining Limited. Mr Smith is an employee of Corazon Mining Limited and has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralisation, type of deposit under consideration and to the activity being undertaken, to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration, Results, Mineral Resource and Ore Reserves (JORC Code 2012).

Contacts

Brett Smith

Managing Director Corazon Mining Limited P: +61 (8) 6142 6366

James Moses

Media and Investor Relations P: +61 (0) 420 991 574 E: james@mandatecorporate.com.au

Corazon Mining Limited

T : +61 (8) 6142 6366

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