Yamarna BeltUnlocking a New Gold Region November 2012

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1Yamarna Belt:

A New Gold

Region

Major New Gold Region

One of the most prospective, but least explored greenstone belts in WA

First – and only – Company to systematically explore the region, discovered in 1990s

Exceptional exploration successes since 2009:

o 13 new gold discoveries in 30 months

o > 100 gold targets

o JORC Resource of >1.2M oz Au so far

o 2009 discovery of high grade Central Bore

o Identification of 5 high-priority Gold Camps

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2012 Highlights

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Unlocking the potential of a new gold region:The Yamarna Belt’Highlights• Three new gold targets identified at the Central Bore Area• Discovery of multiple new gold anomalies on the 33 kilometre Attila Trend– Tatar, VTEM, Western Ultramafics and two new zones at Khan North• Elvis prospect represents a possible parallel gold trend to the Attila Trend• Numerous high-grade gold values intercepted along the Attila Trend• Numerous high-grade gold values intercepted across the Central Bore Area• Discovery of Dead Dog and Koopman’s Find gold prospect on the Tobin Hill gold trend• Discovery of Dorothy Hills (north) gold prospect on the Dorothy Hills Trend• Gold mineralisation at Dorothy Hills extended to 1.5 kilometres• Gold mineralisation at Tobin Hill extended to 1.1 kilometres• Measured and Indicated categories of Central Bore Project Resource increased to 94%• Successful Central Bore Project Scoping Study underpinned its viability as a standalone project

EXPLORATION

• Drilled more than 170,000 metres

o Discovered 11 prospects and anomalies

• Completed macro review of entire belt to identify high-priority gold camps (9 months of work)

DEVELOPMENT

• Measured and Indicated categories of Central Bore Resource increased to 94%

• Scoping Study confirms viability of mining at Yamarna

2012 Highlights

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Large Pipeline of Prospects

Advanced Projects

Aim to increase confidence / expand Resources

Growing cash flow from 2014/15

New Targets

Aim to move prospects up the pyramid

Exploration of ‘Gold Camps’ prioritised in

2013/14

2High Priority Gold Camps‘Smart Exploration’

Smart Exploration Tools

SAM Survey

Prospecting

Auger Drilling

Geological Mapping

Dry-Blowing

Aero Mag & Gravity

Diamond, RC Drilling

IP and Analysis

Utilising a wide range of exploration tools to systematically unlock Yamarna’s potential

Niton XRF

RAB Drilling

Under-Explored Gold Region

“Greenstones of Yamarna Terrane are similar in age and character to

the Kalgoorlie Terrane”

Geological Survey of Western Australia, Oct 2010

Underlines Yamarna as a new gold region with potential for multi-million ounces of gold

Kalgoorlie Belt has produced more than 120M oz of gold

Yamarna is the fourth gold-rich shear zone on the world-class Yilgarn Craton

9Map source: Geological Survey of Western Australia

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Conceptual targeting: Kalgoorlie Region

Similar Geology to Kalgoorlie Gold Belt

Using 130 years of experience from the Kalgoorlie Belt for Yamarna

Allows quick, cost-effective generation of potential world-class gold targets

Conceptual Targeting

Gold deposits shown on Gravity image:

Located on gravity high (red=high/ heavy, blue=low/light)

Thin coloured lines, called gravity worms, define edge of heavy rocks

Gold mainly on gravity high or near breaks/edges of gravity high

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Yilgarn Orogenenic Gold Model (J.Hronsky, 2012)

Gravity profile

Gravity profile

VERTICAL SECTION PLAN VIEW

Original Basin with:• Ultramafics (purple)• Mafic Rocks (green)• Felsic/Intermediate Rocks (light blue)

• Sediments/Conglomerates (yellow)

• Gravity Profile with residual high at basin margin

• Transform Fault (blue)

Deformed Basin with:• Inverted Basin• D2/D3 gold structure• Inverted Transform Fault • Moz Gold Deposits

Basement

Basement Gneisses

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High Priority Gold Camps

Five High Priority Gold Camps

Hosts multiple gold prospects

Each camp ~15 to 20km long (~80km2)

Exploration at Tobin Hill commenced

Gold Camps identified using:

New gravity and aeromag images

Presence of gravity high

Presence of ultramafic/mafic rocks in centre of basin

Size of sub basin (based on geology)

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Regional Work Program (initial)

5 Priority Camps identified:

– 17 targets identified

Phase 1 – started Oct 2012:

– Review historic sampling/drilling across 5 Camps

– Start with Tobin Hill Camp:

Geophysical Target survey (SAM)

Geochem testing

~20,000m drilling

Phase 2 - Starting Jan 2013:

– Targeting other Camps:

SAM / Geochem testing

~100,000m of Drilling

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Tobin Hill SAM & Soil Surveys

SAM & Soil surveys at Tobin Hill already identified nine anomalies:

One anomaly coincident with Koopman’s Find/Dead Dog trend and its northern extension

Two anomalies identified at Tobin Hill East coincident with gold in surface geochemistry

Two anomalies identified at Tobin Hill South over Permian cover

Four anomalies at Tobin Hill East

Follow up drill program at Tobin Hill starts next week

3Advanced Projects

Central Bore Area

High-Grade Gold Area

Discovered by Gold Road in 2009

Numerous high-grade deposits in area

Central Bore Project 2012 Highlights

SAM survey confirmed structures and identified 3 new anomalies

Central Bore JORC Resource increased 152,323 oz Au @ 9.1 g/t

Includes Imperial Shoot: 101,738 oz Au @ 19.2 g/t – open at depth

Measured /Indicated categories account for 94% of the total resource

Scoping study confirmed economic viability

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Central Bore Long Section

Central Bore Project Resource: 519,000 t @ 9.1 g/t = 152,323 oz Au Includes Imperial Shoot Resource: 164,799 t @ 19.2 g/t = 101,738 oz Au

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Mine depth ~250m

Not in current

mine plan

Central Bore – Deeper Drilling

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Imperial Shoot Cross Section

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Central Bore “Camp”

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Self Funded Explorer

Unlock full potential of

Yamarna

Production to generate cash

flow

Self-funded Exploration

by 2014/2015

Own production plant

Attila open pits / Central Bore underground

Systematic ‘smart’ exploration

Focus on breakthrough gold discoveries

Drilling de-linked from market volatility

Expand gold production

Increase Resources/Reserves

Build pipeline of projects

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Economic Viability Confirmed

Scoping Study, September 2012

MiningAttila (2 open pits)Central Bore (u/g)

Processing rate 400 ktpa*#

Gold production 47,500 oz pa (average)

Pre-production capital $62.8 M

Discounted net cash return (8% rate) $47 M ($39M post tax)

Cash-flow before capital (pre-tax) $132.7. M

Cash-flow after capital (pre-tax) $67.7 M

Operating costs (average over life) $806 / oz

Total costs incl. capital (average over life) $1,248 / oz

IRR 42% (37% post tax)

ROI 89% (77% post tax)

Initial mine life 4 years

*Plant upgradable to 800ktpa

Scoping Study completed by Optiro Pty Ltd

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Potential Uplift From Production

20k oz goldCapex

required to build small

plant

15k oz goldProduction

(Opex)

20k oz goldProduction

(Profit)

Using gold equivalent to demonstrate potential uplift from initial plant investment - delivers free value to unlock potential of Yamarna

~1M oz goldNew discoveries from re-investing

profit into exploration

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Perspective

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5,000km2 under explored gold region

Only 1% of area explored

13 new gold discoveries

100 prospects identified

5 high priority gold camps identified

1.2 million ounces of gold so far

Put Into Perspective

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5,000km2 underexplored gold region

Only 1% of area explored

13 new gold discoveries

100 prospects identified

5 high priority gold camps identified

1.2 million ounces of gold so far

Strong comparison to Kalgoorlie Belt … exploration commenced in 1880s

Yamarna Belt systematic exploration only commenced in 2009

Put Into Perspective

Outstanding new high-grade gold discoveries

New gold region: >100 gold targets identified

Conceptual targeting identifies 5 new Gold Camp targets

Continued exploration and studies in 2013

Aim to be growth-driven, self-funded explorer from 2014/2015

www.goldroad.com.au

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Corporate Summary

24 month share price

Shareholders

Directors

Ian Murray Executive ChairmanZiggy Lubieniecki Executive DirectorRussell Davis Non-exec Director (Founding)Kevin Hart Non-exec and Company Sec.Martin Pyle Non-exec DirectorDavid Woodall Non-exec Director

Corporate snapshot

ASX Code GORIssued Shares (undiluted) 390M*Performance Rights 1.8M*Unlisted Options 18M*Share Price A$0.14*Average daily volume ~2MMarket Cap ~A$54M*Net Cash $8.7M#

*As at 20 November 2012# As at 30 Sept 2012

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The information in this presentation which relates to Exploration Results or Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Ziggy Lubieniecki, an Executive Director of Gold Road Resources Limited, who is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr Lubieniecki has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves”. Mr Lubieniecki consents to the inclusion in the presentation of the matters based on this information in the form and context in which it appears.

The information in this report which relates to the Gold Mineral Resource estimates are based on geostatistical modeling by Ravensgate using sample information and geological interpretation supplied by Gold Road. The Mineral Resource estimates were undertaken by Don Maclean, a Principal Consultant. Mr Maclean is the competent person responsible for the Resource and a Member of the Australasian Institute of Geoscientists and has sufficient experience relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he has undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves.” Mr Maclean consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on this information in the form and context in which it appears.