2. DIRECTORS
Stephen M. Leahy, Executive Chairman, Director
• Founder of North American Tungsten
• Over 26 years of experience in venture capital
• Chairman, CEO, Director of North American Tungsten Ltd.
Ken Thorsen, President and CEO, Director
• Over 40 years of experience in the mining business
• 8 years with Selection Trust; 3 years with Cameco
• 21 years with Teck Corporation and 7 years as a consultant
• S i Exploration Executive at Teck Cominco
Senior E l ti E ti tT kC i
including 2 year period as President of Teck Exploration Ltd.
Robert Friesen, Director
• Over 40 years of experience in mining and minerals exploration
• 7 years as Chief Geologist with Noranda Group
• 5 years as a Project Geologist with Teck Exploration Ltd.
Casey F
C Forward, Di
d Director and Chief Financial Officer
t d Chi f Fi i l Offi
• Over 25 years of accounting experience in North America and the
United Kingdom with numerous public companies
3. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND CORPORATE DIRECTORY
Shares Issued and Outstanding 27,593,521
Management holdings and escrowed
and pooled shares, subject to 3 year escrow
and pooling restrictions (10,620,000)
Incentive Stock Options @ $0.55 for 5 years 2,650,000
Common Share Purchase Warrants
@ $0.90 until Sept 12, 2009: 4,101,760
Common Share Purchase Warrants
@ $0.55 until Sept 12, 2009: 800,000
Shares Issued and Outstanding Fully Diluted 35,145,281
Address: Suite 789 Auditors: Dale Matheson Carr-Hilton Labonte LLP
999 W. Hastings St.
Vancouver,
Vancouver BC Legal Counsel: Morton & Company
Canada V6C 2W2
T:604-688-6200 Stock Transfer Agent: Olympia Trust Company
F:604-688-6260
Info@orocoresourcecorp.com Common Share Listing: TSX.V:OCO
Frankfurt: OR6
Web Site: www orocoresourcecorp com
www.orocoresourcecorp.com
5. CERRO PRIETO MINE LOOKING NORTH
• Mining friendly Mexico; low costs, strong mining history
• Good paved road system in place
• Regional labor supply in nearby towns
• Property located next to National Power Grid and paved highway
• Withi reach of local water supply
Within h fl l t l
• Railway and deep water ports within trucking distance in state of Sonora
6. CERRO PRIETO PROJECT SURFACE PLAN
2008, Phase 1 Exploration Program
Overseen by Ing. Antonio Montante
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• 6,000 meter diamond drilling
• Twenty-Two diamond drill holes
completed
• 100% success rate in hitting mineralized
structure
• Program included mapping, surface
trenching and sampling along strike
• $1,000,000 program completed on time
and on budget.
10. Resource Gold Silver Lead + Zinc
Contained Metal per Category grams/share grams/share lbs./share
Issued Share Indicated 0.480 7.87 27.43
Inferred 0.029 3.29 8.320
Resource Gold - g/$1 of Silver - g/$1 of Lead + Zinc lbs.
Contained Metal per Category
gy market cap.*
p market cap.*
p /$1 of market cap*
$ p
$1 of Market Capitalization* Indicated 2.643 43.72 152.37
Inferred 0.161 18.32 46.21
*Market Capitalization based on I&O shares and closing price on February 6, 2009
11. PHASE 2 AND 3 PROGRAM AND BUDGET 2009/2010 C$
Drill Program (Includes Total Costs For Infill Drilling 1,000,000
And Drilling At 100 Meter Intervals Along Strike)
Preliminary Environmental, Engineering and Metallurgy 250,000
Pre-Feasibility Study 3,750,000
3 750 000
TOTAL $5,000,000
12. THE CERRO PRIETO POLYMETALLIC PROJECT: HIGHLIGHTS
• FAVOURABLE LOCATION AND MINING LAWS
• 100% OWNERSHIP INTEREST 27 SQ. KM OF CONCESSIONS CONTAINING SEVERAL KM OF
STRIKE LENGTH OF MINERALIZED STRUCTURE
• SUCCESSFUL PHASE ONE EXPLORATION PROGRAM COMPLETED OCTOBER, 2008
43-101 COMPLIANT : 30 MILLION TONNE GOLD, SILVER, LEAD AND ZINC RESOURCE
• OXIDE MINERALIZATION FROM SURFACE TO MAXIMUM DEPTH OF 350 METERS
• LOW DISCOVERY COSTS, MINERALIZATION OPEN ON STRIKE TO NORTH AND SOUTH AND
COSTS
TO DEPTH A PHASE 2 PROGRAM DESIGNED TO INCREASE RESOURCE
• POTENTIAL FOR LOW COST, OPEN PIT MINE, PRELIMINARY MINING PLAN UNDERWAY
13. DISCLAIMER
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known
and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential
mineralization and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company
are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important
factors that could cause the Company’s actual results to differ materially from those expressed or
Company s
implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral
commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated
with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the
uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Contained herein are references to historical resource estimates. Confirmation drilling proposed in
the Company’s Phase I exploration program will test the reliability of these historical estimates
which, under the current definitions of resources and reserves as stated in National Instrument 43
- 101 would correlate to the inferred resource category. Note that these historical estimates are not
being treated as current estimates and the historical estimates should not be relied upon as
current estimates. These historical estimates were prepared prior to the implementation of the
Standards of National Instrument 43-101. As the exploration p g
p program for the Company is
py
preliminary in nature the company does not have sufficient data to outline a reserve or resource to
the standards of National Instrument 43-101. For further details please refer to the Company’s
prospectus, news releases and Technical Report (NI 43-101) at www.sedar.com.
