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License Acquired Mineral resources (’000)* Exploration target Valid until: Ownership <strong>Kopy</strong><br />

<strong>Goldfields</strong> AB<br />

License area<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong>lovskoye 2007 JORC: Indicated: 37kOz@1.31 g/t<br />

Inferred: 80kOz@1.07 g/t<br />

Signed by SRK Consulting<br />

Kavkaz 2008 Russian C1+C2: 33kOz<br />

P1: 84kOz<br />

Krasny 2010 JORC: Inferred: 1.28Moz@0.89 g/t<br />

Signed by Miramine<br />

Bedrock 2020 100 % 1,5 sq km<br />

Bedrock 2015 100 % 3.4 sq km<br />

Bedrock 2035 100 % 31 sq km<br />

Prodolnyy 2008 Russian P2: 579kOz Bedrock 2033 100 % 141 sq km<br />

Pravovesenniy 2010 Russian P3: 64kOz Bedrock 2030 100 % 35 sq km<br />

Vostochnaya 2010 Russian P2: 161kOz Bedrock 2035 100 % 13 sq km<br />

Takhtykan 2011 Russian P3: 161kOz Bedrock 2035 100 % 31 sq km<br />

Purpolskaya 2012 Russian P3: 804kOz Bedrock 2017 (Prospecting license) 100 % 150 sq km<br />

Verkhnyaya Orlovka 2012 Russian P3: 418kOz Bedrock 2017 (Prospecting license) 100 % 81 sq km<br />

Tyrynakh 2012 Russian P3: 578kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 250 sq km<br />

Bolshaya Taimendra 2012 Russian P3: 578kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 289 sq km<br />

Gorbylyakh 2012 Russian P3: 578kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 417 sq km<br />

Omur-Yuryakh 2012 Russian P3: 160kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 365 sq km<br />

Chencha 2012 Russian P3: 321kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 71 sq km<br />

Malo-Patomsky 2012 Russian P3: 578kOz Bedrock 2037 100% 460 sq km<br />

Total<br />

*The mineral resources are reported either in accordance<br />

with the Russian system or the JORC standard. If a mineral<br />

resource estimation is available in both standards,<br />

only the JORC standard is reported in the table.<br />

JORC: Indicated: 37 kOz<br />

Inferred: 1.36 MOz<br />

Russian: C1+C2: 33 kOz<br />

P1-P3: 4,980 kOz<br />

2,338 sq km<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong><br />

Focus on Krasny<br />

In the end of 2012 after 11,030 meters of drilling, an<br />

initial JORC compliant mineral resource estimation<br />

for part of the Krasny gold deposit was released,<br />

showing 44 million tons at an average grade of 0.89<br />

g/t Au as Inferred resources. The current estimation<br />

covers 1,300 meters of mineralization out of total<br />

2,850 meters strike confirmed with the recent drilling.<br />

With the results, the deposit has a high potential to be<br />

developed into a mine.<br />

The mineralization is also potentially outcropping<br />

to the west, where <strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> currently<br />

are drilling in order to update the mineral resource<br />

report. Results of the metallurgical study show 77% of<br />

the gold extracted by gravitation only, and 93% after<br />

flotation.<br />

Core drilling show gold intersections of 38m<br />

with an average grade of 3.3g/t, 40m@2.38g/t +<br />

22.4m@1.24g/t, 43m@2.82g/t + 31m@2.81g/t,<br />

23.5m@2.25g, 23.6m@5.28g/t, 13m@1.79g/t and<br />

79m@1.86g/t.<br />

Estimation of Inferred in situ resources<br />

within optimized open pit at different cut<br />

off grades (Krasny license)<br />

CUT-OFF Ore Average Au<br />

(g/t) Million<br />

tons<br />

grade<br />

(g/t)<br />

(Moz)<br />

0.20 48.3 0.94 1.45<br />

0.40 37.8 1.10 1.34<br />

0.60 28.5 1.30 1.19<br />

0.80 20.6 1.54 1.02<br />

1.00 15.6 1.74 0.87<br />

1.20 11.8 1.95 0.74<br />

1.40 9.0 2.16 0.62<br />

1.60 6.6 2.40 0.51<br />

1.80 5.1 2.61 0.43<br />

2.00 3.8 2.85 0.35<br />

Other projects<br />

Apart from Krasny, <strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> has 14 licences in<br />

Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> at the moment in different stages of<br />

exploration. These include 117 kOz mineral resources<br />

Indicated and Inferred under JORC Code and 5.0<br />

MOz of C2-P3 of Russian historic resources.<br />

The Kavkaz and <strong>Kopy</strong>lovskoye cluster are ready for<br />

feasibility studies and/or production joint ventures.<br />

The other license areas are evaluated for potential<br />

further exploration in 2013.<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> continuously searches for new<br />

high potential licence areas within Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> to<br />

include in its portfolio and acquired eight new licenses<br />

during 2012 in a highly prospective area. The licenses<br />

have geology and rock similar to Sukhoy Log and<br />

carry strong possibility to host elephant gold deposits.<br />

To the right:<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> license<br />

areas marked in red<br />

Traded at NASDAQ OMX First North, Stockholm<br />

Ticker: KOPY<br />

Shares issued 22,851,621<br />

Hi/Lo since since 52 weeks USD 0.95/USD 0.40<br />

Market cap<br />

USD 10.4 million<br />

Invested in exploration, acquisitions since 2007 (Q3 2012) USD 45 million<br />

Broker and Certified Adviser<br />

Aqurat Fondkommision (www.aqurat.se), Sweden<br />

Supervisors and preparing reports within JORC<br />

SRK Consulting (USA), OOO Miramine (Russia)<br />

Processing sample analysis<br />

Stewart Lab, Moscow, Russia<br />

Analysist<br />

Edison Investment Research, London (www.<br />

edisoninvestmentresearch.co.uk), Redeye,<br />

Stockholm (www.redeye.se)<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> AB (publ)<br />

Skeppargatan 27, 4th floor<br />

SE-114 52 Stockholm, Sweden<br />

www.kopygoldfields.com<br />

Company number: 556723-6335<br />

Ticker: KOPY (NASDAQ OMX First North, Stockholm)<br />

Total number of shares: 22,851,621<br />

Contact: CEO: mikhail.damrin@kopygoldfields.com,<br />

mobile: +7 (916) 808 12 17<br />

CFO: tim.carlsson@kopygoldfields.com,<br />

mobile: +46 702 31 87 01<br />

All information correct as of February 21, 2013. Share price used SEK 2.86/share, currency rate SEK/USD 6.31.


<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong><br />

in brief<br />

1.4MOz<br />

1.4 Moz of mineral resources<br />

under JORC<br />

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1.4 MOz mineral resources<br />

Indicated and Inferred<br />

categories under JORC<br />

Code for the Krasnylicense<br />

(31 km 2 ) and the<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong>lovskoye-license (1.5<br />

km 2 )<br />

5.0 MOz of C2-P3 Russian<br />

Resources for other<br />

licenses (2,306 km 2 )<br />

29 % of the shares owned<br />

by Eldorado Gold<br />

Stockholm<br />

moscow<br />

Bodaibo<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> operates in<br />

a historical gold rich area<br />

outside the city Bodaibo<br />

11 030 prospecting meters drilled during 2012<br />

(11 742 meters during 2011)<br />

15<br />

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286 MSEK invested in<br />

exploration and license<br />

acquisitions, as well as<br />

tangible assets, since<br />

2007, excluding exchange<br />

differences<br />

16 000 inhabitants in<br />

Bodaibo where head quarter<br />

is located<br />

Strong support from local<br />

authorities<br />

Developed infrastructure<br />

with federal roads, water<br />

supply and electricity<br />

A Swedish gold company operating in Russia<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> AB (publ) is a Swedish gold exploration company founded in 2007, listed on NASDAQ<br />

OMX First North in Stockholm. Major owner is the Canadian gold producing company Eldorado Gold<br />

Corp (29 %). The market cap was USD 10.4 million as per Feb 21, 2013, and the total number of<br />

shareholders 4,100.<br />

The company operates in Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> in the Irkutsk region in Russia. The portfolio currently consists<br />

of 26 gold bedrock projects within 15 licences, covering a total of 2,338 sq km (233,800 ha).<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong>’ mineral resources within the JORC code are estimated to 1.4 MOz inferred and indicated<br />

resources. The long-term goal is to discover 5 Moz of mineral resources and annually produce 0.2<br />

Moz of gold within existing and new licence areas.<br />

BEDROCK EXPLORATION AND<br />

PRODUCTION LICENSES<br />

VISION<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> vision is<br />

to create a world-class<br />

gold exploration and<br />

production company.<br />

26.6<br />

26.6 MSEK Invested in exploration<br />

and evaluation work,<br />

licenses and tangible assets<br />

first 9 months 2012 (41 MSEK<br />

full year 2011)<br />

2,338<br />

2,338 km 2 exploration area<br />

LONG-TERM TARGETS<br />

Discover 5 mOz of mineral resources and<br />

annually produce 0.2 mOz of gold within<br />

existing and new licence areas<br />

Gold mining in Russia<br />

Russia has a strong mining tradition and<br />

is known for its highly skilled mining<br />

specialists. However, gold mining - in<br />

contrast to exploration of other national<br />

resources such as oil and gas - is not<br />

regarded as a national strategic industry.<br />

The largest five gold producing companies<br />

operating in Russia are international.<br />

The mining and tax legislation climate<br />

in Russia is favourable - it only takes<br />

6-12 months in average to get production<br />

permits.<br />

Production costs are low as a result of<br />

a good supply of local expertise, combined<br />

with comparatively cheap electricity<br />

and fuel. Cash cost for companies<br />

comparable to <strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> operating<br />

in Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> amount to 350-450<br />

USD/oz.<br />

Most exploration data in Russia goes<br />

back to the 1960-70s and new exploration<br />

data collected with modern technique<br />

is limited to brown field projects.<br />

The known big gold deposits are not<br />

exploited to their full potential and large<br />

areas of Russia remain to be explored.<br />

Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> – gold rich and<br />

underexplored<br />

Located in the Irkutsk region in Russia,<br />

Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> is one of the most<br />

gold rich and underexplored areas of<br />

the world. The total area covers some<br />

150,000 km2. Alluvial gold has been<br />

produced in the area for more than 150<br />

years, with a total of more than 30 million<br />

oz of gold extracted from its rivers<br />

over the years. Bedrock production was<br />

established only ten years ago.<br />

<strong>Kopy</strong> <strong>Goldfields</strong> operates in an area<br />

close to the city of Bodaibo in Lena<br />

<strong>Goldfields</strong>. There is a strong gold mining<br />

tradition in Bodaibo, a regional centre<br />

for alluvial gold production for more<br />

than a century. Gold production is the<br />

only industry in the area. Infrastructure<br />

is well developed with an airport, state<br />

maintained roads open all year round<br />

and diverse net of electric power lines<br />

with a hydropowerplant on a local river<br />

and connection to the mainland electricity<br />

net.<br />

Lena <strong>Goldfields</strong> is characterised by<br />

a major number of geochemical gold<br />

anomalies and rich alluvial gold deposits,<br />

indicating bedrock gold mineralisation.<br />

Many world-class deposits are found in<br />

the area, including Sukhoy Log with 60<br />

million oz of gold.<br />

Major world class mining projects in<br />

the area include Vysochaishy (GV Gold)<br />

and Verninskoye (Poluys).

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