Leading The New Yukon Gold Rush - Kaminak Gold Corporation

September 2010
Leading The New Yukon Gold Rush
Discovery Hole: 17.1 g/t Au over 15.5m

Investment Highlights
The Kaminak Business Model
• Opportunity-Focused Prospect Generator
• Target Discovery-Stage Projects with World-Class Potential
Coffee Gold Project
• Core Asset with 100% Ownership
• White Gold District, Yukon Territory
• Three Major Gold Discoveries
• Potential to be Canada’s Newest Gold Camp
Tight Share Structure with Strong Treasury
• 57,794,356 Shares Outstanding
• $16.5 Working Capital
Strong Technical and Corporate Team
– 100% Dedicated to Kaminak
Kaminak’s Projects
Stages of Mineral Exploration & Mining

Share Structure
As of September 2010
Shares Issued: 57,929,356
Fully Diluted: 62,351,414
Working Capital: $16,378,000
Cash: $13,800,000
Marketable Securities: $1,770,000
Fully Diluted Working Capital: $19,840,000
Long Term Debt: None
Warrants Outstanding: 549,557 @ $1.62 Expires July 29, 2012
Options Outstanding: 3,872,500 at a weighted average of $0.55
Insider Ownership: 5%
Institutional Ownership: 17%
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Pro-Exploration & Mining Jurisdiction
Yukon Territory
Over 100 Years of Mining History
– Ranked 4 th in the world by the Fraser Institute
– Yukon controls and administers its natural resources - Decisions are made by Yukoners
– Government actively promotes responsible mineral development
– Two new mines to open this fall (Yukon Zinc and Alexco Keno Hill)
– Favourable tax and mining Incentives
– Mining laws with secure mineral tenure
Accessible and Connected to the World
– Physical infrastructure includes over 4,800 km of all-weather roads
– International airport plus 10 community airports
– Direct access to Asia via two ice-free ports in Alaska, Yukon
– Broadband telecommunications network
Settled Land Claims
– 14 First Nations, 11 with Settled Land Claims including Coffee
Resource Rich and Underexplored
– Over 20 million ounces of recovered placer gold reported, production is ongoing
– Bedrock source for all placer gold remains a mystery
– Over 2,600 known mineral occurrences
– More than 80 deposits with established reserves
– New greenfields discoveries (Coffee, White Gold and Rau)
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Kaminak’s Yukon White District Gold Projects
Over 100,000 acres in the emerging White
Gold District
Property Location, Accessibility and
Infrastructure
• West-central Yukon Territory
• 120 kms south of Dawson City
• Helicopter access from Dawson City
• Airstrips nearby
• Adjacent to the Yukon River
• Commercial river barge access
Primary Target: near surface, bulk
tonnage gold deposit
30kms from Kinross/Underworld Resources
White Project (1.3Moz Au)
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Coffee Gold Project
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Proven Coffee Exploration Strategy
Soil Sample + Trench + Drill
= Discovery
Discovery Hole at Supremo:
Kaminak Senior Geologist, Alan
Wainwright pleased with first
drill hole, 17.1g/t Au over 15.5m
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Coffee Gold Project
Three Major Gold Discoveries at Supremo, Latte and Double Double Zones
3 Zones Drill Tested = 3 Major Gold
Discoveries
Potential to be Canada’s Newest
Gold Camp
11 Kilometre-Scale Gold-In-Soil
Trends Identified Along a 15km
Strike
Each Zones Demonstrates the
Potential to Host at Least One Ore
Body
New, Highly Anomalous, Ridge-Line
Soil Samples Verify Potential for
New Zones
Only 10% of the Property Soil
Sampled
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Located 1km south of the Supremo
Zone
All drill holes intercepted wide
intervals of oxidized gold
mineralization
Gold mineralization established
over a minimum 400m strike length
Latte Zone remains open in all
directions
Regional geophysical surveys trace
the Latte structural zone for 10kms
Potential to host near-surface,
large, bulk-tonnage gold deposit
Latte Gold Discovery
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Latte Cross Sections
Drill Holes 6 - 12
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Mineralized Core Photos
Latte Zone
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Supremo – Latte Intersection
Regional geophysics surveys trace the Latte structural zone for over 8km
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Supremo Gold Discovery
5 Gold Discoveries on 5 Separate
Structures
• All are open at depth and
along strike
• Structures range from 5-50m
wide and several hundred
metres long
• Located within a 600m wide
envelope
• T3 Trend – Mineralization
established over a min. 550m
strike length
Supremo demonstrates the
potential to host high-grade and
bulk tonnage gold deposits
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Supremo Cross Sections
Trench 3
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Supremo Cross Sections
Trench 3 and 2
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Supremo Cross Sections
Trench 3 and 2
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Mineralized Core Photos
Supremo Zone
35.8 g/t Au 31.9 g/t Au
31.2 g/t Au
20.6 g/t Au
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Double Double Gold Discovery
High-Grade Gold Discovery:
• 6.3 g/t Au over 35m
• 15.9 g/t Au over 5m
Two separate and parallel
zones of mineralization that
remain open in all directions
Gold-bearing rocks
at Double Double closely
resemble rocks from the
nearby Supremo and Latte
Zones
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Double Double Cross Section
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2010 Drilling Objectives – Achieved!
Demonstrate that Coffee is a Gold Camp
– 3 major gold discoveries and potentially more
Drill Test as Many Gold Zones as Possible and Make More Discoveries
– 6 zones drill tested so far
Build Ounces on New Gold Discoveries at Supremo and Latte
• Supremo - 5 Gold Bearing Structures Discovered, T3 Trend – gold mineralization along a 550m strike (open in
all directions)
• Latte – Gold mineralization along a 400m strike (open in all directions)
Identify New Gold Zones and Drill Targets for 2010 & 2011
• New zones – American, Macchiato and Cappuccino
• New, Highly Anomalous, Ridge-Line Soil Samples Verify Potential for New Zones
• Americano – staked, soil-sampled, trenched and drilled in less than 5 months
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Coffee Drill Program Update
Drill assays pending from Latte, Kona and
Americano
Currently drilling Espresso and other new
high-priority targets
35 drill holes reported, currently drilling
hole 73
Drill Assays Expected Until Mid-November
End of the Season Forecast:
15,000m - 75 drill holes
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The Kaminak Team
Rob Carpenter, Ph.D., P.Geo. President, CEO & Director
John Robins, P.Geo. Chairman & Director
Bruce McLeod, P.Eng Director
Jim Paterson Director
Sean Mager, B.Com. Director
John Williamson, P. Geol. Director
Chris Twells, C.G.A CFO
Tony Reda Vice President Corporate Development
Craig S. Finnigan, Ph.D., P.Geo Chief Geologist
Tim Smith, M.Sc. Exploration Manager
Alan Wainwright, Ph.D., P.Geo Senior Geologist
Technical Advisors
David A. Caulfield, B.Sc., P.Geo. Jim Dawson, M.Sc., P.Eng.
Norman Duke, Ph.D., P.Geo. Peter Kleespies, M.Sc., P.Geol.
Dean McDonald, Ph.D., P.Geo. Pamela Strand, M.Sc., P.Geol.
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KAM: TSX-V
Contact Information
www.kaminak.com
Tony Reda, Vice President Corporate Development
Toll Free: 1-888-331-2269
Direct: 604-646-4534
Email: info@kaminak.com
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This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Kaminak Gold
Corporation.
Technical information has been derived from various sources. Information pertaining to Kaminak’s Churchill Property is
sourced from a recently completed National Instrument 43-101 report entitled “Technical Report for the Churchill Gold
Property, Rankin Inlet Area, Nunavut, Canada” by A. Maynes and D. Besserer, dated May 30th, 2005 and the technical data
derived from Kaminak’s 2005 field programs was interpreted by Rob Carpenter, Ph.D., P.Geo., a qualified person for the
purpose of National Instrument 43-101. Statements of potential quantity and grade are conceptual in nature, there has
been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the
targets being delineated as a mineral resource.
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
Disclaimer
This presentation contains "forward-looking statements". These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of
this presentation and Kaminak Gold Corporation does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these
forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the
timing and amount of estimated future exploration, success of exploration activities, expenditures, permitting, and
requirements for additional capital and access to data.
Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual
results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or
achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related
to actual results of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined; the
ability to enter into joint ventures or to acquire or dispose of property interests; future prices of mineral resources;
accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; ability to obtain financing; and delays in obtaining
governmental approvals or financing.
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