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Leadership Team Management experienced in Sonora, epithermal gold deposits and putting mines into production. Founder and Former Chairman of Major Drilling International (TSX: MDI) and Beaver Brook Ronald Goguen, Sr. Chairman and CEO Antimony Mine 50 Years in the Mineral Exploration Business; Exploration Driller. Former CEO of Britannia Mine (sold Ed Stringer Director to Hudbay) Noted Authority on Epithermal Gold Deposits; Vice President and Chief Geologist, Anglo Gold; Paul Bartos, Ph.D Director Extensive Experience in Latin America; Brian Crawford, CPA CFO 30 Years Experience as Financial Officer of Public and Private Corporations Roger Doucet Director Former Director of Exploration for Agnico-Eagle Mines Mexico; Jacques Monette Director 40 Years Experience as an Underground Miner William MacDonald Director Retired; Former Director of Logistics for a Drilling Company in Mexico 3
Colibri Resource Corp. at a Glance QUICK FACTS • Trades: TSX.V: CBI | FSE: 2CO • Property Portfolio Focused on Sonora, Mexico • Led by an experienced Management Team who have Built and Put Mines into Production CORPORATE STRUCTURE • British Columbia Corporation • Based in Moncton New Brunswick JULY 25,2017: • Mexican Subsidiary Owning the Pilar Gold (100%), Minera Bestep S.A. de C.V. • Mexican Subsidiary Owning Colibri (Pitaya) Joint Venture with Agnico-Eagle (33 2/3 %) Colibri Resource and Evelyn Project (100%), Minera Halcones S.A de C.V Corp. Acquire All Shares of Canadian KEY PROJECTS Gold Resources Ltd. Flagship Project: Joint Venture Project: Early Stage Project: The Pilar Gold Property The Pitaya Gold Property The Evelyn Gold Property 4
Flagship Property: The Pilar Gold Project Acquisition Structure (TSX-V Approved on July 25, 2017) • Colibri has issued 24,242,424 for a total of $4,000,000 to Ontop Capital. • CGR owns 100% of the right, title and interest in Minera Bestep S.A. de C.V. (“ Bestep ”), a private Mexican company. • Bestep holds 100% of the right, title and interest in the Pilar Gold Project (“ Pilar Property”) and the Sun Project. • Both properties are near Suaqui Grande, Sonora, Mexico and neither properties are subject to any royalties or encumbrances. Focus Property The Pilar Gold Property Location Near Hermosillo, Sonora (2.5 Hour Driving Distance) Development Stage Advanced Exploration Metals Gold with Silver Credit Deposit Type Open-pit, Heap Leach Potential, Highly Oxidized, In Volcanics Going Forward Private Placement, Resource Calculation Drilling, Preliminary Economic Assessment 5
Pilar Gold Property Pilar Gold Property (105 hectares) • 100% Ownership, No NSR • Mineralized zone 1,200m x 625m x 100m = 202 millions tons • (Main Zone): Grade 1.9 g/t Au - (Average recovery: 92%) • Previous Optionees: o Santa Catalina Mining - Lundin Group (Oct 95’ - Mar 98’) o Santa Fe Mining (Mar 09’ – Mar 10’) o Canadian Gold Resources (Jun 10’ – Dec 16’) Highly Fractured Rock • Extensive Drilling, Trenching, Geophysics, Sampling • Open Pit, Highly Oxidized, Heap Leach Potential North Hill Main Zone Trench work Fault Trench work 6
Pilar Gold Property – Work Done Significant Amount of Data Collected on Pilar Property) • 1.9km of 3m Channel Sampling (660 x 3m) • 750 Meters of Additional Trenches • 7,500 Plus Meters of Drilling in 1996-1997 • 57 Rock-chip & 27 Soil Samples (all mapped) • 92 Rock-chip Samples (mapped, avg. 1.229 g/t Au) Au g/t • 590 Rock-chip Samples at 5m Intervals (mapped) Figure 10 • 7,192 Meters of Drilling with CGR Management Main Zone Block Model • Standard Cyanide Bottle Roll Testing Completed Vertical Section Looking NW 4 Trench Zone P i l a r P r o p e r t y Nort rth Hill Nort rth Hill 4 Trench Zone Main Zone Main Zone Mineralized Structure 1,200m X 625m 7
Our Sweet Spot – Western Side of the Main Zone Hole P-9b: 9.0m @ 10.16 g/t Au Hole 13-15: 66.0m @ 0.94 g/t Au Hole JES-12: 41.01m @ 1.31 g/t Au Hole J-7: 2.55m @ 7.91 g/t Au Hole Q-8b: 13.5m @ 9.64 g/t Au Hole JESP-12-4: 21.30m @ 0.84 g/t Au; AND 3.00m @ 3.44 g/t Au 8
Previous Channel & Chip Sampling Channel Sampling Channel Date Sampling Channel Sampling Results (Meters) As high as: Santa Catalina: Channel 28.0 g/t over 6m Sampling Campaign #1 Late 1995-1996 1,980 7.72 g/t over 9m 4.4g/t over 12m Santa Catalina: Channel As high as: Sampling Campaign #2 January 1997 750 55.4 g/t Au over 3m Highly Silicified Boulder with Analysis of 6 g/t Au Chip Sampling Number of Date Chip Sampling Results Chip Samples Chip Sampling Feb 2008 57 Mapped Chip Sampling May 2008 92 AVG: 1.22 g/t Au 50m of 3.39 g/t Au Chip Sampling 2009-10 590 & Four samples over 10g/t Au 30+ Major Trenches Spanning 2.7km 9
Previous Drilling Campaigns DRILL CAMPAIGN DATE RC DRILLING (METERS) BEST INTERCEPT RESULTS S-10: 16.5m of 53.47 g/t Au and 53.4 g/t Ag Santa Catalina: Drill Campaign #1 July 1996 2,900+ Q-8b: 13.5m of 9.64 g/t Au and 7.2 g/t Ag S-11: 1.5m of 6.70 g/t Au and 56.6 g/t Ag P-9b: 9.0m of 10.16 g/t Au and 37.8 g/t Ag Santa Catalina: Drill Campaign #2 November 1996 3,200 K-16: 7.5m of 3.30 g/t Au and 31.3 g/t Ag Santa Catalina: Drill Campaign #3 August 1997 1,700 S-13b: 1.5m of 8.58 g/t Au and 1.1 g/t Ag @ 1.5m *The above chart is based on Santa Catalina Mining press releases. 2010 RC Drill Samples With +2 g/t Au Hole Number From Meters To Meters Au (g/t) J-7 (core) 11.800 14.350 7.950 JESP-10 1.524 3.048 2.330 JESP-10 38.100 39.624 2.650 JESP-12 9.144 10.668 3.563 JESP-15 4.572 6.096 3.950 JESP-15 30.480 32.004 4.590 Drill Campaign Drilling (Meters) Date Best Intercept Results CGR: Drill Campaign #2 May 2012 2,315 RC JESP 12-4: 3m of 3.435 g/t Au – from 56.39m downhole CGR: Drill Campaign #3 Nov 2013 1,566 RC JESP 13-15: 66.0m of 0.94 g/t Au – from 39.0m downhole 10
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