This document provides an overview of Kincora Copper, a copper and gold exploration company focused on projects in Mongolia. It summarizes Kincora's two main projects, the Bronze Fox and Tourmaline Hills properties, which cover over 40km2 and have intersected high-grade copper and gold mineralization. The document outlines Kincora's exploration strategy for 2012, which aims to define shallow open pit copper resources and continue exploring for deeper high-grade targets, with a planned budget of $5.2 million for drilling and geophysics surveys. Brief biographies of Kincora's management team are also provided, as well as details of its recent acquisition of the adjacent Tourmaline Hills project.

1. COPPER
KINCORA
FROM DISCOVERY TO PRODUCTION
Bronze Fox Copper-Gold Project
Business Council of Mongolia: Monthly Meeting 23.IV.2012
Ulaanbaatar

2. Certain information regarding the company contained herein may constitute forward-looking
statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking statements
may include estimates, plans, expectations, opinions, forecasts, projections, guidance or
other statements that are not statements of fact. Although the company believes that the
expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no
assurance that such expectations will prove to have been correct. The company cautions that
actual performance will be affected by a number of factors, many of which are beyond the
company’s control, and that future events and results may vary substantially from what the
company currently foresees. The company’s forward-looking statements are expressly
qualified in their entirety by this cautionary statement.
John Rickus, a director of Kincora copper, is the qualified person who has reviewed all
technical data included in this presentation.

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Introduction to Kincora Copper
§ Exploration and development company focused on copper
and gold deposits in Mongolia along the Oyu Tolgoi
copper/gold belt
§ Developing its fully owned Bronze Fox Cu/Au and
Tourmaline Hills Cu/Au Projects, with massive
mineralisation footprint covering over 40km2
§ Acquired two adjacent licenses in Mar 2012
§ Listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (KCC)
§ Shareholders include Origo Partners, Soros, CCF, Ecofin,
BakerSteel, Samos, Trafigura
Bronze Fox Camp
Asset LocationCompany Overview
Share Price
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Jul 11 Sep 11 Oct 11 Dec 11 Jan 12 Mar 12
C$
C$0.34
Market cap = C$53.8m
Cash balance = ~C$3.0m
CHINA
RUSSIA
MONGOLIA
ULAANBAATAR
SAINSHAND
DALANZADGAD
KILOMETERS
ROAD ACCESS
EXISTING RAILWAY
PLANNED RAILWAY
0 100 200
MANDALGOVI 200km from
existing railway80km from existing
power facilities
140km from
Oyu Tolgoi
20km from Government
planned railway scheduled
to be built in 2012
BRONZE FOXBRONZE FOX
North Fox
Tourmaline Hills Bronze Fox
Source: Bloomberg, as of March 15, 2012

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Targeting a maiden resource in 2012
Significant porphyry style Cu-Au footprint with mineralised footprint of
over 40km2
High grade copper and gold intersected including 40m @ 1% CuEq and
50m @ 0.8%, with locally up to 8% Cu and 8.4g/t Au
Extensive near surface lower grade mineralised intersections up to 5km
apart including 300m @ 0.4% CuEq and 224m @ 0.4% CuEq
Strong team with track record in Mongolia and copper exploration and
development
Introduction to Kincora Copper

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One of the Last Copper Frontiers
Ivanhoe Copper/Gold mines and deposits
Porphyry showing
Oyu Tolgoi copper/gold belt
Ulaanbaatar
Oyu Tolgoi
Tsagaan Suvarga
Bronze Fox
Kharmagtai
Ivanhoe relinquished Bronze Fox,
one if its top four priority targets
during negotiations for the Oyu
Tolgoi Stability Agreement
Olon Ovoot (Au)
Tourmaline Hills
Major Copper/Gold mines and deposits
Property Stage Resources1
(Mt) Cu % Au g/t
Oyu Tolgoi Development 3,362 0.94 0.30
Tsagaan Suvarga Development 240 0.53 n/a
Kharmagtai Development 28 0.41 0.51
Bronze Fox Exploration est. 2012 n/a n/a
Tourmaline Hills Exploration est. 2012 n/a n/a
Source: Metals Economics.. Note: (1) Resources inclusive of Reserves
North Fox
Kincora Copper properties

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Bronze Fox and Tourmaline Hills History
1950–70s
Soviet and Mongolian
exploration. Of 22
holes drilled, only
partial data remains
2001 2009 2010 2011
Ivanhoe Mines commences
reconnaissance and acquisition
Ivanhoe Mines
relinquishes Bronze
Fox and Tourmaline
Hills and confirms OT
stability agreement
with the government
§ Bronze Fox acquired by Nadmin LLC, a
Mongolian company
§ Kincora Group farm in to
Nadmin
§ Drilling of 25 holes totalling over 5,000m
12 lines of induced polarization for
61,000 line meters
§ Temujin acquires Tourmaline Hills
through Golden Grouse LLC
§ First NI 43-101 Technical Report
commissioned
§ Kincora Copper, formerly Brazilian Diamonds,
acquires full ownership of Kincora Group.
Private placement raises US$12m
§ 12,435m drilled across 23 holes
2012
Kincora Copper
acquires
Tourmaline Hills
and associated
license to the
north
Introduction of a 68%
windfall tax on copper gold
2005
Copper gold
windfall tax
repealed

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Bronze Fox
223.23 km2
Tourmaline Hills
246.50 km2
North Fox
151.95 km2
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27 km
38 km
Kincora Licenses and Exploration Targets
Licenses
Exploration Targets
1. North Target
2. Tourmaline
3. Kincora Extension
4. Southwest Target
5. Sophie North
6. West Kasulu
7. Buchanan Heights
8. Dunlop Fox
9. Leca Pass
10. Southeast Target
Bronze Fox

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Note: All drill holes in the license area intersected Cu/Au mineralisation
Drill holes
Holes with extensive and continuous Cu/Au mineralisation
At least one minimum 8m consecutive interval at +0.5% CuEq
Copper Mineralisation (Central BF)
Copper mineralisation over the target area
Zoom areaLegend
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4
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5
7
9
10
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12
136
2
8
14 15
16
# Inters. (m) CuEq (%) From (m)
1
22
0.5
139
inc.
8
1.0
153
2
30
0.5
297
inc.
8
0.9
298
3
40
0.5
18
inc.
16
0.7
32
4
10
0.5
62
5
117
0.4
382
6
64
0.5
7
7
42
0.5
142
8
32
0.5
191
inc.
8
0.9
213
9
18
0.5
138
10
300
0.4
60
inc.
50
0.8
106
inc.
22
1.0
120
11
18
0.5
9
12
224
0.4
surface
inc.
40
1.0
114
13
97
0.4
1.5
inc.
38
0.5
54
14
20
0.5
28
inc.
10
0.8
34
inc.
1
8.4g/t Au
88
15
38
0.7
12
inc.
22
1.0
26
2
6.5g/t
28
16
10
0.5
12

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Gold Mineralisation (Central BF)
Gold mineralisation over the target area
4km gold mineralisation belt Gold anomaly zones
Over 1 g/t at over 1m interval
Over 0.5% CuEq at over 8m interval
Drill holes
Note: Threshold defined by mean value + 2SD
LegendZoom area

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Drilling Section
West Kasulu drilling section
Zoom area
CuEq%
Cu%
Aug/t
300m
Mineralisation
extension to depth
0.300 to 0.500
0.100 to 0.300
0.500 to 1.000
Legend: Gold grade (ppm)
1.000 to 1.500
>=1.500 0.100 to 0.200
0.050 to 0.100
0.200 to 0.300
Legend: CuEq grade (%)
0.300 to 0.500
0.500 to 0.700
>=0.700

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Footprint – Deposit Size Correlation
Footprint area to resource tonnage
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100
1000
0.1 1 10 100 1000
Contained Copper (Mt)
Footprint(km2)
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Selected Examples
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LaEscondida
BronzeFox
Collahausi
LosPelambres
BatuHijau
LaGranja
Grasberg
AguaRica
Dexing
Resources(CuMt)
Footprint(km2)
Footprint Resources

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Deposits with Large Footprint
El Teniente Cu-Mo porphyry—Chile
Ore body
Footprint
Collahuasi Cluster Cu-Mo porphyry—Chile
Collahuasi Cluster outline
5.02.50
Kilometers
5.02.50
Kilometers
Ore body
Footprint

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Oyu Tolgoi Case Study
Oyu Tolgoi discoveryOyu Tolgoi
Ore body
Footprint
5.02.50
Kilometers
Hugo Dummet North
Hugo Dummet South
Oyu Tolgoi South
Oyu Tolgoi Central
Oyu Togoi SW
Heruga
§ 1980s: Joint Mongolian – Russian regional
geochemical surveys => Moly anomaly in Central
Oyu
§ 1996: Evidence of alteration of copper staining
§ 1997: BHP – regional reconnaissance program,
geo mapping, stream, soil sediment surveys,
Magnetic and IP surveys, 6 holes (1,100m) drilled
§ 1998: BHP – 17 holes (2,800m) drilled. Project
suspended
§ 1999: BHP – tenements offered for JV
§ 2000: BHP – IVN $11m deal in May. 109 holes
drilled (8,828m) with average results
§ 2001: IVN – OTD-150 hole in July (“Discovery
Hole”) 590m interval at 0.81% Cu starting at
70m
§ 2011: OT – over $15bn project

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2012 Strategy
2012 primary exploration targets2012 strategy
2012 exploration plan and costs
Continue with bolt on acquisition strategy
Define shallow open pit copper resource potential
Continue search for high copper grade resource
potential at depth
Define potential gold targets and resource potential
2012 strategy on primary targets is expected to cost
$5.2 million, consisting of:
§ 16,000m diamond drilling ($4.5 million)
§ DDIP survey over 50km ($150,000)
§ Infill soil geochemistry study for c. 3,000 samples.
($130,000)
§ Detailed geological mapping ($50,000)
§ Other $370,000 2 km
Zoom area
91g/t Au in
a rock chip
sample
1.3g/t Au
in soil
109g/t Au
in a rock
chip sample

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Directors and Senior Management
Stephen Fabian
Chairman of the Board
Graduate in Mining Engineering from the University of New South Wales with 25 years
mining and private equity experience
Igor A. Kovarsky
Director, President and
CEO
Over 30 years experience in construction and mineral sectors, including 16 years with
Cameco Gold/Centerra Gold. Guided a number of mining projects through development,
including Boroo Gold and Kumtor mine
Luke Leslie
Director
Head of Origo Partners Metals & Mining, Executive Director of Origo Partners
Exploration, and Co-Head of Trafigura-Origo
John Rickus
Director
Head of Technical Services for Origo Partners with over 40 years of mining experience,
including 24 years with Rio Tinto. Formerly leading technical roles at Escondida,
Grasberg, Minera Alumbrera, Somincor, etc.
Duchintav Khojgor
Director
Owner of Bucorp LLC, Chairman of DAI Co, and major shareholder in various businesses
with 20 years' experience in entrepreneurship
Robert Anderson
Chief Financial Officer
Broad range of experience through many sectors. Served as a manager of six junior
mining public companies
Yawen Cao
Director of Exploration
Over 29 years of experience in mining, including 12 years at BHP Billiton’s Mineral
Explorations Division, with discovery experience of a porphyry copper deposit with
significant resource in China
Jacqueline Collins
Corporate Secretary
Over 25 years experience as a legal administrator, corporate secretary, and paralegal at
law firms and with public resource companies

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Synergies with shared drilling team, drill rigs, camp
C$5.6m payable in Kincora shares for 100% interest in Golden Grouse, a mid stage explorer,
with contiguous licenses covering c.40k hectares
A further C$4.2m payable within 4 years subject to locating a minimum gold resource of 1
million ounces
Shared zones of mineralisation at West Kasulu
Attractive immediate gold targets at Tourmaline Hills
Golden Grouse Acquisition
Transaction Overview
Transaction Rationale
Kincora experience with regional geology

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Summary
Large footprint
Highly prospective 622 km2 license area
with multiple targets of Cu, Au, and Mo,
and an identified mineralisation footprint
of over 40km2
Origination
Expertise in operating and acquiring
license holdings in Mongolia
Location
Strategic location on the Oyu
Tolgoi Copper Gold Belt in Mongolia
Management
Strong team with proven mineral
exploration and development experience

18. Head
Office
910
–
475
Howe
Street
Vancouver,
BC
V6C
2B3
Canada
+1
604
689
2599
Mongolian
Office
Third
Floor,
Monnis
Tower
Chinggis
Avenue
15
Ulaanbaatar
14240
+976
701
0095
www.kincoracopper.com
Igor
Kovarsky
President
&
CEO
+1
604
689-2599
igor.kovarsky@kincoracopper.com
+976
9999 3053