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    NOTRE QUIPE DVOUEI AATTRIC

    EXP RIMENT EXHA STI E

    TSX-V : CBE

    Ltablissement dun programme deforage cots modiques

    Un programme dexploration a pour but de produire, aussi

    conomiquement que possible, des chantillons de carottesbien documents et de qualits suprieures. En gnral,la qualit amliore et le haut rendement efficace de nos

    foreuses, en plus des raffinements technologiques additionnels

    que nous offrons, assureront le recouvrement dun volume

    plus lev dchantillons de carottes par heure de forage.

    Nos dcennies dexpertise tailler des programmes de forage

    sur mesure permettent Cabo Drilling doffrir des solutions

    efficaces et rentables pour la plupart des difficults de forageencourues dans les secteurs dexplorations et miniers.

    Cabo Drilling Corporation etlenvironnement

    Cabo Drilling adhre au principe de dveloppement durable.

    En temps que membre actif de lAssociation canadienne deforage au diamant (CDDA), nous adhrons sa politique

    environnementale :

    Cabo Drilling soutient un dveloppement et une utilisationresponsables de nos ressources naturelles

    En temps que premier constructeur dun site, Cabo Drilling

    reconnat pleinement limpact possible que nos oprations

    pourraient avoir sur la perception de notre industrie

    Nos oprateurs consciencieux et bienveillants dmontrent

    que lindustrie minire peut tre sensible aux besoins

    environnementaux

    Depuis limplmentation de sonplan

    daffaireauprintempsde2004,CaboDrillinga rassemblune

    quipedegestionayantau-delde300 ansdexprienceet

    dexpertisede forage,dansvirtuellementtousles aspectsdeforagedemineraisetspcialiss. Cabooffresa clientleses

    servicesdeforagedepuissesbureauxdeSpringdale,Terre-

    Neuve(Canada-Atlantique);Montral,Qubec(Qubec,Canada-

    Atlantique);KirklandLake,Ontario(Canada-central,Canada-nord,

    etle nordduQubec);Surrey, Colombie-Britannique(Canada-

    ouest&les tats-Unis);Hermosillo,tatdeSenora,Mexique;

    Panama City, Panama (Amrique-centrale); Sville, Espagne

    (Europe de louest); et Tirana, Albanie (les tats balkaniques).

    Cabo Drilling appartient 110 stations de forage et une quipe

    prsentementau-delde300+ employs,permettantainsidoffrir

    globalementsa vasteexpertisedanslesforagesdeminerais

    etdespcialisations.LacroissancedeCabo Drillingdansles

    secteursdeforagedemineraiset despcialisationssetraduit

    endesamliorationsdeservices,decapacitstechniques,etde

    globalisationpoursesclients.

    Notreclientlecomprenddescompagniesimportantes,ainsi

    quedepetites(juniors)etmoyennesentreprisesdansle domaine

    minieretdexploration.Prsentement,nosprogrammesdeforage

    incluentleforagedexplorationdepremierstage,ensuitede

    dfinitiondesressources,ainsique deprogrammesminiersde

    stagesuprieur.

    La liste de clients de Cabo DrillingCorporation inclut:

    Mthodes de forage

    Forage au diamant ciel ouvert (moteurde cycle allong ou

    conventionnel)

    Forage appuy de services dhlicoptres

    Forage portatif pourla main-duvre

    Forage au diamant souterrain pourfins dexplorations ou dedveloppements miniers

    Forage rotatif circulation inverse

    Forage faible diamtre ( slimhole ) pour lexploration

    des gaz ou dhuile

    Forage gotechnique

    Forage go-environnemental pourles services dingnierie

    et les dterminations environnementales

    Enqutes daccs restreints

    Services additionnels

    Contrats sur mesure dapprovisionnement de la main-

    duvre pouropreret maintenirlquipement de forage

    Acquisitions, emballages et transportations aux sites isols

    des effectifs et approvisionnements de forage

    Contrats dexpert-conseils et de main-duvre

    Services de formation en technologie de forage

    quipements spcialiss

    NOTRE SOLIDITNOTRE HRITAGE

    Lexcution performante dans les en-droits isols, souvent en conditions ex-trmes, ncessite la fiabilit dexprienceque fournit Cabo Drilling Corp. chacunde ses projets de forage.

    Notre existence est d nos clients nos employs sont directement responsables de notre succs.

    Cabo Drilling Corp. possde la main-duvre et lexpertise requise afindassurer le succs de votre projet.

    CVRDIncoLimited

    Teck Cominco Limited

    IberianMineralsCorp.

    AltiusMineralsCorporation

    KirklandLakeGoldInc.

    NewMillenniumCapitalCorp.

    Paragon Minerals Corp.

    RamblerMetals & MiningCanadaLtd.

    BillikenManagement

    Services Inc.Burin Minerals Ltd.

    MineraPetaquilla,S.A.

    BalkanResourcesInc.

    SNC Lavalin

    LabradorIronMinesLimited

    RioGrandeSilverInc.

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    ConsolidatedStatementsof OperationsandComprehensive(Loss)Income

    Years ended June 30 2009 2008

    Revenues $ 41,161,632 $ 58,644,551

    Directcosts 30,161,517 44,901,828

    Grossprofit 11,000,115 13,742,723

    Expenses

    Generalandadministrative 6,773,132 7,284,564

    Stockbasedcompensation(Note13) 120,118 19,639

    Amortization 2,997,145 2,400,067

    Interestexpense 455,959 385,851

    Loss(gain)onforeignexchange 58,161 (105,138)

    Otherexpense 162,852 34,590

    10,567,367 10,019,573

    Incomebeforeotheritemsandincometaxes 432,748 3,723,150

    OtherItems

    (Loss)gainondispositionof assets (24,843) 228,258

    Incomebeforeincometaxes 407,905 3,951,408

    Incometaxexpense(recovery)(NOTE12)

    Current 1,489,814 993,703

    Future (235,000) (245,548)

    1,254,814 748,155

    Net(loss)incomefortheyear (846,909) 3,203,253

    Othercomprehensiveloss

    Unrealized losses on available-for-sale

    financialassetsarisingduringtheyear

    (280,532) (224,997)

    Comprehensive(loss)incomeforthe year $ (1,127,441) $ 2,978,256

    (Loss)earningspershare

    Basic $ (0.02) $ 0.07

    Diluted $ (0.02) $ 0.07

    Weightedaveragenumberof common shares

    outstanding

    Basic $ 47,767,013 $ 46,411,400

    Diluted $ 47,767,013 $ 46,428,203

    Theaccompanyingnotesareanintegralpartofthesefinancialstatements.consolidatedfinancialstatements

    2009

    annualreport

    Years ended June 30 2009 2008

    Cash flowsfrom(usedin)operatingactivities

    Net(loss)incomefor theyear $ (846,909) $ 3,203,253

    Itemsnotinvolvingcash:

    Amortization 2,997,145 2,400,067

    Loss(gain)ondispositionof assets 24,843 (228,258)

    Stockbasedcompensation 120,118 19,639

    Futureincometax (235,000) (245,548)

    2,060,197 5,149,153

    Changesinnon-cashworkingcapitalitems(Note16) 1,571,999 (5,715,621)

    $ 3,632,196 $ (566,468)

    Cash flowsfrom(used in)investingactivities

    Property,plantandequipmentpurchases (4,844,167) (5,514,309)

    Proceedsfromsaleof assets 702,338 629,784

    (4,141,829) (4,884,525)

    Cash flowsfrom(usedin) financingactivities

    Sharesissuedforcash - 3,787,380

    Netincreaseindemandloans 180,514 2,710,630

    Repaymentoflong-termdebt (1,338,237) (684,093)

    Additionallong-termdebt 1,337,101 -

    179,378 5,813,917

    (Decrease)increaseincashand cashequivalentsduring

    theyear

    (330,255) 362,924

    Cash andcash equivalents, beginningofyear 785,261 422,337

    Cash andcash equivalents, endofyear $ 455,006 $ 785,261

    Supplementarycashflowinformation(Note16)

    ConsolidatedStatementsof Cash Flows

    Theaccompanyingnotesareanintegralpartofthesefinancialstatements.consolidatedfinancialstatements

    2009

    annualreport

    Surface Deep Hole

    250 Employees

    39

    2

    10

    34

    5

    6

    15

    Drilling Services / 111 Drill Rigs

    Man Portable

    ConventionalSurface

    Man Portable

    Deep HoleSurface

    Underground

    ReverseCirculation

    Geotechnical

    HelicopterSupport

    During the past

    two years, the

    Company has

    greatly improved

    its drilling fleet

    in order to provide

    higher quality and

    better customer

    service, at

    competitive prices

    U nd er gr ou nd G eo te ch ni ca l

    Rever seCir culat ion F ly

    managementdiscussion

    and

    analysis

    2009a

    nnualreport

    drillingservices

    DirectCosts

    Directcostsforthe yearendedJune30,2009were

    $30.16millioncomparedto$44.90 millioninthefiscalyearendingJune30, 2008.Thedecreaseis

    a directresultof the decreasedactivity in fiscal2009.Grossmarginsfor theyearendedJune30,

    2009were26.7%comparedto 23.4%duringthe

    fiscalyear endingJune30, 2008.The increasedgrossmargin isa directresultof costreduction

    measuresimp lementedduring fisca l2009 .Managementexpectsgross marginsto increase

    tobetween28-30%range duringfiscal2010due

    toimprovedcostcontrols,andupgrades andmodernizationofthedrillfleet.

    General andAdministration

    Generalandadministrativeexpenses decreased

    byapproximately7 .0%or $511,432from$7 .28mil l ion infisca l2008to$6 .77mil l ion infisca l

    2009.Included in generaland administrationcostsare severalnon-recurringchargessuch as

    $114,000performancebonuspaid onthe fiscal

    resultsof 2008,and approximately$60,000 incostsestablishingtheAlbaniadivision. Insurance

    costsincreasedduringfiscal2009by$178,497duetoincreased capitalassetbase, foreignworkers

    compensation,andhigherpremiumsduring the

    firstsixmonthsofthe2009year.Aspartoftherestructuring, therewere reductionsin travel,

    marketing, anda small reduction in salariesandwagesduringfiscal 2009.Travelcostsdecreased

    by40%during theyearto $277,056ascompared

    to$461,049;marketingandpromotiondecreasedby24%from $268,455to$204,620infiscal2009.

    Sa lariesandwagesdecreasedbylessthan2%

    duringthe year, butmanagementbelievesthiscostwilldecreasefurtherfor thefullyearas aresultof

    the10% salaryreductionputin placeonMarch1,2009.

    We anticipate general andadministration costs

    tobereducedtobetween$5.2mil l ionand$5.6

    million forfiscal 2010, asa result of the variouscostreductionstrategiespu t inp lace infisca l

    2009.Managementcontinuesto lookforcostsavingsthrough variousplans on centralizing

    administrationinfiscal2010.

    Amortization

    Amortizationof property,plantand equipmentfortheyearendingJune30,2009 increasedby

    $597,078to$3.0mil l ionduringfisca l2009as

    comparedto$2.40mil l ion infisca l2008.Theincreaseisdueto theacquisitionof$4.70million

    of capital assetsduring fiscal 2009and the

    recordingof a full yearof depreciation fromthe

    $5.47millionofacquisitionsinfiscal2008.

    InterestExpense

    The Company incurreda $455,959interestexpense

    duringtheyearending June30,2009,compared

    to$385,851incurredduringthe yearendJune30,2008.The increase isa result of additional leases

    fordrills acquiredduringthefirstquarterof fiscal

    2009and increasedutilizationofour operatingline.

    IncomeTaxes

    Theprovisionfor incometaxfor theyearending

    June30,2009 is $1 .25 mil lioncompared to$748,155for theyearendingJune30, 2008.

    Thecurren t income taxexpense is p rimarilyincurredin the internationaldivisions. During

    the yearthe Company incurred$3.2 million of

    income tax lossesin Canada which are availableto reduce taxable incomein the fu tu re .At

    June 30, the Company had$6.32 million in taxlosses toapp lyagainstcu rren t incometaxes.

    NetIncome

    Netlossfor fiscal2009was $846,909compared

    tonetearn ingsof$3.20mil l ion infisca l2008.Earningsdecreasedduring fiscal 2009dueto

    lower revenues, increasedamort izat ionandincreasedincometaxes.

    ConsolidatedFinancial Position

    Consolidatedtotal assetsdecreased by $5.51mil lion to$33.19mil lionat June30,2009from

    $38.70mil l ionat June30, 2008.The changeconsistsof a $5.71 million decrease of accounts

    receivablewhichis offsetsomewhatby the$1.05millionincreaseinourcapitalassetbase.

    Consolidatedtotal liabilitiesdecreasedby $4.20millionto$14.10 millionatJune 30,2009,from

    $18.60mil l ionat June30,2008,p rimarilyasaresultofthedecreasein tradepayables.Accounts

    payable decreasedby 50%to $3.86million atJune30,2009,ascomparedto$7.67millionatJune30,

    2008.

    The Companyscash (cash andcash equivalents)positionatJune30,2009,is $455,006 comparedto$785,261atJune30,2008.

    Shortterminvestmentsandmarketablesecurities

    decreased$75,580,from$116 ,308 at June30,2008,to$40,728at June30,2009.The decrease

    canbeattributedtochangesinmarketsharepricesatJune 30, 2009.We have adjustedthe value of

    ourholdingsatJune30, 2009,asrecordedin thecomprehensiveincomestatement.At June30,

    2009,thebalanceof$40,728consistsof sharesinCanadian publiccorporations.

    Revenues(000s) 2009 2008

    Surface $ 28,003 68% $ 44,086 75%

    Underground 12,409 30 13,292 23

    Geotechnical 749 2 1,265 2

    managementdiscussion

    and

    analysiT

    2009a

    nnualreport

    2009annualreport

    www.cabo.ca

    Positioned for

    Today and Tomorrow

    AnnualReports

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    METHANEX

    INVESTOR CONFERENCEHYATT REGENCY HOTEL,PORT OF SPAIN,TRIN IDAD AND TOBAGO> Tuesday,September 9,2 008

    PRE-CONFERENCE TOBAGORELAXATION/ACTIVITY DAY(S) OPTIONAL

    Youareinvitedtoanoptionalvisitto Tobagoin advanceoftheinvestorday.Tobago,renownedforits world-classbeachesandeco-tourism, isonlya 25-minuteflightfromPortofSpa in,Trinidad.AblockofroomshasbeenreservedforthenightsofSeptember6-7,2008atTheCocoReefResort&SpaTobagoata reducedratesoyou(andaguest ifyouwish)can comeandenjoyTobagofora dayortwobeforethe conference.Methanexwillmakeflightarrangements(Trinidadto Tobagoreturn)as wellas groundtransportation.Wehavea lsoarrangedadayof activitiesonMonday,September8 th.Methanexwilltakecareofa lltransportationtoandfromTobagoandtheactivities.Pleasecontact IrisLingat [email protected].

    Coco Reef Resort & Spa, named the best resort in the Caribbean,is situated on the beautiful southwestern coast of Tobago inthe town of Crown Point. It isa short drive from Crown PointInternational Airport (five minutes) and five miles from thecapital city, Scarborough. For more information, please go towww.cocoreef.com.

    MONDAY,SEPTEMBER 8,2008 OPTIONAL

    9AM-2PM A ROUND OF GOLF AT THETOBAGOPLANTATIONS GOLF COURSE

    Thiscourse combineslakes,treesand beachestoprovide golf in a setting of tranquil natural beauty.Club rental available.

    or

    BUCCOO REEF AND NYLONPOOLEXCURSION

    The reef rated as the third most spectacular reef in theworld has a fascinating,colourful underwater life.Youcan view the reef from a glass-bottom boat and enjoythe shallow white sand Nylon Pool adjacent to thereef.The water of the pool is said to have the ability torejuvenate anyones luck.

    2 PM LU NCH A T T H E COCO RE E F R E SOR T&SPA,TOBAGO

    5PM-7PM TRANSPORTFROMCOCOREEFRESORT,TOBAGOTOHYATTREGENCYHOTEL,TRINIDAD

    >Transport fromCocoReef toTobago-Crown PointInternational Airport.

    > Charter flight to Trinidad-Piarco InternationalAirport

    >Transport fromTrinidad-PiarcoInternationalAirport toHyatt Regency Hotel.

    Note:A breakout room has been reserved to secure luggage.

    INVESTOR CONFERENCE (INVESTORS /ANALYSTS ONLY)

    TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER 9, 2008

    >PLANTTOURS(8:30am to 12 noon)

    8:15AM-9:30AM MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION

    > CharlesPercy,Managing Director,Methanex Trinidad.

    > Trinidad Gas Outlook,National Gas Companyof Trinidad and Tobago.

    > Responsible Care &Safety Orientation.

    9:30AM-11AM PLANT TOURS:TITANAND ATLAS PLANTS

    1 1A M R ET UR N TO H YA TT ( BO X LU N CH )

    >INVESTOR CONFERENCE (2pm-5pm)

    1 : 30 PM - 2 PM R E GI S TR AT I ON

    2 PM - 5 PM M E TH A NE X I NVE S TOR CONFE R ENCESCHEDULE-TENTATIVE (WEBCAST)

    > Introduction,Bruce Aitken,President &CEO.

    > Marketing& Logistics, John Floren,SVP,Global Marketing &Logistics.

    > Chile Outlook,Paul Schiodtz,SVP,Latin America.

    > Egypt & Corporate Development ,MichaelMacdonald,SVP,Corporate Development.

    > New ZealandOutlook,Harvey Weake,SVP,AsiaPacific.

    > Finance,Ian Cameron,SVP,Finance &CFO.

    > ClosingRemarks, Bruce Aitken,President&CEO.

    > Q&A Session, Methanex ExecutiveLeadership Team.

    6:30PM-10:30PM RECEPTION,DINNER &ENTERTAINMENT

    In Attendance - representatives from:MethanexExecutive Leadership Team,MethanexBoard ofDirectors,MethanexTrinidad personnel.

    CONFERENCE AGENDAHYATT REGENCY HOTEL,PORT OF SPAIN,TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO | SEPTEMBER 9,2008

    METHANEXINVESTOR CONFERENCEHYATT REGENCY HOTEL, PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

    > Tuesday, September 9, 2008

    Trinidad andTobago

    PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD

    AND TOBAGO

    Atlas & TitanPlant site

    Trinidad-PiarcoInternational Airport

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    ANSEA

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    WelcometotheMethanex

    2008InvestorConference

    September89,2008

    TCoco ReefResort & Spa

    Tobago-Crown PointInternational Airport

    TRINID

    BREAKFASTwill be provided daily complimentary

    ofMethanexatboththeHyattRegencyTrinidad&CocoReef Tobago. (Details will be provided upon arrival.)

    CLIMATE.Tropica la llyear round.TemperaturesinSeptember:AverageHigh:88F(31C),AverageLow:74F (23C).September fa lls in the ra inyseason mornings are usually sunny ,whileafternoonscanoftenbewet.

    CURRENCY. Trinidad and TobagoDollar (US$1=TT$6.3)

    DRESSCODE is business casual for the plantvisit,conference and dinner.A waterproofjacketisrecommended for the plant tour,but nospecialfootwearis required.

    ELECTRICITY. 115-220 voltsAC 60 Hz.Continental twopin plugsarestandard althoughvariations mayoccur.

    EMERGENCY NUMBERS.Police 999,Ambulance 990,Fire 990

    GRATUITIES. Methanexhas providedgratuitiesfor all activitiesduring the conference,aswell asfor luggage and housekeeping.If you wish,youmaytip forany spec ial service fromthe hotelstaffthat you receive during your stay.In general,10%isthestandardtipunlessaservicechargeisincluded in your bill.

    GROUNDTRANSPORTATION includingairport

    transfers, will be arranged by Methanex.AMethanex representative will be at the airport to

    greetyouand assistyouwith anyquestions.Please

    contact Marina Lindsay or Iris Ling (contact

    information on back page) to make or change

    transportation arrangementsduring your stay.

    HEALTH. Vaccinationsarenot requiredforentry

    intoTrinidadand Tobagounless youhave recently

    passedthrough aninfected area.

    INTERNETACCESS.

    HyattRegencyTrinidad: Highspeed wiredandWi-

    Fi in guest rooms.Coco Reef Tobago:Hi gh speed

    internet in guest lounge.

    LANGUAGE. Theoffic ia llanguageof Trinidad

    andTobagois English.

    SAFETYANDSECURITY.TrinidadandTobagoare

    generallysafeplacesto visit,but asyouwouldin

    someotherforeigncountries,pleasetakecerta in

    safetyprecautionsduring yourstay:

    s Only use authorized taxis(identified by

    having an Hasthe first lett er in their license

    platenumber)

    s Protectyourbelongingsbystoringvaluablesin

    safesat your hotel

    s Keepdoorslockedandwindowsclosed in your hotel roomor while takinggroundtransportation

    s Donottravela lonetoisolatedstreetsorotherareas,particularly in the evening

    s Donotflauntva luablesinsuchawayastomakeyouaneasytargettakeprecautionslike not wearing flashy jewellery

    s DonotusepublicATMsorcashserviceswithout adequate security or escort

    s Donot wear army or police-stylecamouflageclothing

    Contact a Methanexrepresentative or hotel staffifyou have further questions.

    TIMEZONE. Same asUS Eastern Time

    TRAVELDOCUMENTS. Please bring a currentpassport (va lid for 6 months)as proofofc itizenshipforentry intoTrinidadandTobago.NoVisa isrequired for U.S.or Canadian citizensforbusinessstaysofuptothreemonths.

    WATER. Tap water issafe todrink and bottledwater isalsowidely available.

    General Information

    HotelInformationHYATT REGENCY,TRINIDAD

    1 Wrightson Road, Port ofS pain,Trinidad

    T:(868)6 23 2222 F:( 868) 821 6401

    www.trinidad.hyatt.com

    COCO REEF RESORT& SPA,TOBAGO

    Coconut Bay,Tobago

    T: (868) 639 8571 F: (868)6 39 8574

    www.cocoreef.com

    Brochu

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    ANNUAL REPORTYEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2007

    RED BA KMINI I .

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    RED BACK MINING INC.MANAGEMENTS DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF

    OPERATIONS AND FINANCIAL CONDITION FOR THE PERIODS

    ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2007 & 2006 & JUNE 30 2006

    Tasiast Plant

    RED BACK MINING | ANNUALREPORT2007 + 9

    MANAGEMENTS DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OFRESULTS OFOPERATIONS AND FINANCIALCONDITION

    Thefollowingdiscussionandanalysis of theresults

    of operationsand financialcondition (MD&A)

    for Red BackMining Inc.(Red Backor theCompany)shouldbe readinconjunction withthe

    consolidatedfinancial statementsfor theperiods

    ended December 31,2007 and2006 andJune

    30,2006andrelatednotesthereto.Thefinancial

    informationin thisMD&A ispartlyderivedfrom

    the Companysconsolidated financialstatements

    preparedin accordancewithCanadiangenerally

    acceptedaccountingprinciples.The effectivedate

    of thisMD&A isMarch26, 2008.

    The technical contents of this MD&A have been reviewed

    byHughStuart,BSc., MSc,a QualifiedPerson pursuant

    toNI-43101.Mr. Stuart isthe VicePresident Explorationof

    theCompanyand aMember of theAustralasianInstitute of

    Mining and Metallurgy.

    Additional information about the Company and its business

    activitiesisavailableonSEDAR at www.sedar.com.

    RedBack isa minera lresourcecorporation engaged in

    operating, exploring, acquiring and developing mineral

    properties. The Company currently owns two gold mines in

    West Africa.InGhana,it holdsa100% interest intheproducing

    Chirano Gold Mine (Chirano). Upon the Government of Ghana

    exercisingitsright toback-into a10% ownershipof Chirano

    GoldMines Limited(CGML), at nocost, theCompanywill

    holda90% interest inChiranowiththe Government of Ghana

    ho lding10%.In Mauritan ia ,the Companyho ldsa 100%

    interest inthenowproducingTasiast GoldMine(Tasiast).

    Tasiast wasacquiredonAugust 2,2007.Red Backalsoholds

    various other exploration properties in Ghana, Mauritania and

    CteDIvoire.

    [ HIGHLIGHTS]

    The Companyshighlights of the year were:

    s 4HEACQUIS ITIONOF4AS IASTON!UGUSTFORMILLION

    The purchase was financed by an equity financing for total

    net proceedsof $336million.

    s4HEREPAYMENTOFTHEBALANCEOF#HIRANOSPROJECTDEBT

    ($17 million) and the buy-out of Chiranos remaining

    forward gold sale contracts ($95 million). These

    transactions were primarily funded by a short-form

    prospectus financing that closed on October 31, 2007 for

    total net proceeds of $108 million.

    s4OTALGOLD PRODUCTIONOFOVEROZ#HIRANO

    127,196 oz;Tasiast,20,812oz duringcommissioning).

    s #ASHOPERATINGCOSTSOFPEROZAT#HIRANO

    s 4HEDECIS IONTOPROCEEDWITHEXPANSIONSOFTHEPROCESS ING

    plantsat bothChiranoandTasiast andwithunderground

    development of theAkwaabaDeepsore bodyat Chirano.

    Asa result of theabovetransactions,Red Backhas moved

    into2008debt free,un-hedged,generatingrevenuesfromtwo

    operatingminesandwitha strongworkingcapitalpositionto

    support the underground development of Akwaaba Deeps at

    Chiranoandexpansionsof boththeChiranoandTasiast plants.

    It is estimatedthat theCompany will produce245,000ozof gold in 2008(135,000oz at Chiranoand 110,000oz at

    Tasiast),increasing to approximately350,000oz in 2009

    upon completion of the plant expansion projects and to over

    400,000oz by2010.

    [ CHIRANO]

    Chirano is located21kmtothesouthof theBib ian imine

    (historicalproductionof approximate5millionoz of gold)in

    the western region of Ghana. The Chirano Mining Lease was

    grantedonApril 13,2004.Chirano commencedproductionin

    October 2005 and became the first new gold mine in Ghana in

    many years. The Company is now one of six significant gold

    producersinGhana.

    The original mine plan called for the development of eleven open

    pit golddepositsspreadalongastrikelengthof approximately

    ninekilometers.Inlate 2007,RedBackconfirmedits decision

    to proceed with the underground development of Akwaaba

    Deeps,startingin2008.

    Proven and probable open pit reserves as at April 30, 2007

    wereestimatedat 24.7milliontonnes(Mt) @1.6gramsper

    tonne(g/t),for atotalof 1.23millionoz (Moz),basedon

    agoldpriceof US$550per ounce.ProductionbetweenMay1

    andDecember 31,2007consistedof 1.3Mt of orefor atotal

    8 + RED BACK MINING | ANNUALREPORT2007

    RED BACK MINING INC.MANAGEMENTS DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF

    OPERATIONS AND FINANCIAL CONDITION FOR THE PERIODS

    ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2007 & 2006 & JUNE 30 2006

    Tasiast Plant

    RED BACK MINING | ANNUALREPORT2007 + 9

    MANAGEMENTS DISCUSSION AND ANALYSISOFRESULTS OFOPERATIONS AND FINANCIALCONDITION

    Thefollowingdiscussionand analysisof theresults

    of operationsand financialcondition (MD&A)

    for RedBack Mining Inc.(Red Backor the

    Company)shouldbe readin conjunctionwiththe

    consolidatedfinancial statementsfor theperiods

    endedDecember 31,2007 and2006 andJune

    30,2006andrelatednotesthereto.Thefinancial

    informationin thisMD&A ispartlyderivedfrom

    the Companysconsolidated financialstatements

    preparedin accordancewithCanadian generally

    acceptedaccountingprinciples. Theeffective date

    of thisMD&A isMarch 26,2008.

    Thetechnical contentsof thisMD&A havebeenreviewed

    byHugh Stuart,BSc., MSc,a QualifiedPersonpursuant

    toNI-43101. Mr.Stuart istheVice President Explorationof

    theCompanyand aMember of theAustralasianInstituteof

    MiningandMetallurgy.

    Additional information about the Company and its business

    activitiesisavailableonSEDAR at www.sedar.com.

    RedBack is a minera lresourcecorporation engaged in

    operating, exploring, acquiring and developing mineral

    properties. The Company currently owns two gold mines in

    West Africa.InGhana,it holdsa100% interest intheproducing

    Chirano Gold Mine (Chirano). Upon the Government of Ghana

    exercisingitsright toback-into a10% ownershipof Chirano

    GoldMines Limited(CGML), at nocost, theCompanywill

    holda90% interest inChiranowith theGovernment of Ghana

    ho lding10%.In Mauritan ia, theCompany ho ldsa 100%

    interest inthenowproducingTasiast GoldMine(Tasiast).

    Tasiast wasacquiredonAugust 2,2007.RedBack alsoholds

    various other exploration properties in Ghana, Mauritania and

    CteDIvoire.

    [ HIGHLIGHTS]

    The Companys highlights of the year were:

    s 4HEACQUISITIONOF4ASIASTON!UGUSTFORMILLION

    Thepurchasewasfinancedbyanequityfinancingfor total

    net proceedsof $336million.

    s4HEREPAYMENTOFTHEBALANCEOF#HIRANOSPROJECTDEBT

    ($17 million) and the buy-out of Chiranos remaining

    forward gold sale contracts ($95 million). These

    transactions were primarily funded by a short-form

    prospectus financing that closed on October 31, 2007 for

    total net proceeds of $108 million.

    s4OTAL GOLDPRODUCTIONOFOVER OZ#HIRANO

    127,196 oz;Tasiast,20,812oz during commissioning).

    s #ASHOPERATINGCOSTSOFPEROZAT#HIRANO

    s 4HEDECIS IONTOPROCEEDWITHEXPANSIONSOFTHEPROCESS ING

    plantsat bothChiranoand Tasiast andwith underground

    development of the Akwaaba Deeps ore body at Chirano.

    Asa result of theabovetransactions,Red Backhas moved

    into 2008 debt free, un-hedged, generating revenues from two

    operatingminesandwitha strongworkingcapitalpositionto

    support the underground development of Akwaaba Deeps at

    Chiranoandexpansionsof boththeChiranoandTasiast plants.

    It is estimatedthat theCompany will produce245,000oz

    of gold in 2008(135,000oz at Chiranoand 110,000oz at

    Tasiast),increasing to approximately350,000oz in 2009

    uponcompletionof theplant expansionprojectsandto over400,000oz by2010.

    [ CHIRANO]

    Chirano is located21kmtothesouthof theBib ian imine

    (historicalproductionof approximate5millionoz of gold)in

    the western region of Ghana. The Chirano Mining Lease was

    granted on April 13, 2004. Chirano commenced production in

    October 2005 and became the first new gold mine in Ghana in

    many years. The Company is now one of six significant gold

    producersinGhana.

    The original mine plan called for the development of eleven open

    pit golddepositsspreadalongastrikelengthof approximately

    ninekilometers.Inlate 2007,RedBackconfirmedits decision

    toproceed withthe undergrounddevelopment of Akwaaba

    Deeps,startingin2008.

    Proven and probable open pit reserves as at April 30, 2007

    wereestimatedat 24.7milliontonnes(Mt)@ 1.6gramsper

    tonne(g/t),for atotalof 1.23millionoz (Moz),basedon

    agoldprice of US$550per ounce.ProductionbetweenMay1

    andDecember 31,2007consistedof 1.3Mt of orefor atotal

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    WELCOMELETTER

    KeynoteAddress:Isthestormbreakingorbuilding?

    JoinBruceEdgelow ashetakesyou throughanupdate ontheenergymarket and asksthequestion, Arewe finallycomingthroughthe storm?

    BruceEdgelowVicePresident,EnergyGroup

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    Exall Energy CorporationBirchcliff Energy Ltd.

    IronhorseOil & Gas Inc.Palliser Oil & Gas Corporation

    CameronHughesPartner,McMillan LLP

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    Heidi Christensen-Brown,MBAAccount Executive,TheEquicom Group

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    Cindy Gray,MBASenior Manager,Global Energy,TorontoStockExchange /TSX VentureExchange

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