Gold Mines in Purgatory until…

1. Gold Mines in Purgatory until…

2. Finance SA in a few words We reiterate our June 2013 call: “too late to sell” Gold bullion: let the dust settle Gold mines vs. Gold bullion: spring cleaning is thorough Take Away Contacts Table of Contents

3. Finance SA in a few words • Fully independent French Asset Management company – Approved by AMF* in 1990 under N° GP90098 and GP91029 • Specialist of thematic equity funds with AUM of €120 million + • Added Commodities to its sectors of expertise in July 2013 • Gold & Precious Metals • Energy & Natural Resources • Active management style, with direct allocation to listed stocks globally, which relies on the portfolio managers' industry sector expertise and proprietary quantitative in-house process for the quant funds. • Attractive product offer that meets investment needs of institutional investors, private banking/IFAs clientele and third party asset managers acting as allocators for multi-management funds or for individual discretionary mandates. * Autorité des Marchés Financiers / French supervisory body

4. Too late to Sell Maybe another shoe to drop BUT beware the rebound Source: Bloomberg

5. Too late to Sell Maybe another shoe to drop BUT beware the rebound Source: Bloomberg

6. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Fewer Gold Discoveries and a Flat Production Represents 189 gold deposits discovered since 1990, each with at least 1M oz. gold in reserves, or combination of reserves, resources and past production of 2 M oz. gold Source: Metals Economics Group, Strategies for Gold Reserves Replacement 2012

7. Gold bullion: let the dust settle To be exacerbatedgoing forward • Significant Gold drill results announced Source: Metals Economics Group, Strategies for Gold Reserves Replacement 2012

8. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Based on slower activity on the fields AND Capex revisions • Pipeline activity index falling, validated by companies cutting their exploration budgets Source: Metals Economics Group, Strategies for Gold Reserves Replacement 2012

9. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Longer Time from Discoveries to Production Source: Metal’s Economics Group Minesearch Database & Estimates, Company Reports

10. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Lower Average Grade and Higher Costs to Reverse? • Average gold grade of undeveloped deposits of over 1M ounces is 0.66 g/t 2012 All in costs @ USD 1,285 Q2 2013 All in costs @ USD 1,325 Source: NRH Research 2012 Ranking Gold Mines & Deposits, GOS Matrix

11. Gold bullion: let the dust settle While Demand Remains Elevated * H1 2013 annualized (assumes 1150 tonnes in ETFs outflows or 45% of total holdings Source: World Gold Council

12. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Central Banks are Net Buyers * H1 2013 annualized (181 tonnes purchased in H1 2013) Source: World Gold Council

13. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Confront massive ETFs investment selloffs Source : World Gold Council, BofA Merril Lynch Global Commodity Research

14. Gold bullion: let the dust settle While unprecedented non commercial short positions (Futures) are covered Source: Bloomberg, US Commodity Futures Trading Commission

15. Gold bullion: let the dust settle Structural macro issues rebalanced • The playground consisting of: • Competitive devaluations • Money supply - accelerating rate of growth as of October 2013 • Consensus for more inflation • remains very supportive of a sustainable growth in the price of gold. • But short term headwinds could come from a return to more normalized real interest rates and a stronger US$. Some investment banks call for a gold price of US$1000 while appetite for Non Commercial long contracts is back to the 2008 and 2003 depressed levels of circa 14million ounces. Source : US Federal Reserve

16. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • FACTS: • Since 2000, gold mining companies outperformed gold bullion 44% of the time (6/13,5). • After 2 years of outperformance (2009 – 2010), gold mining companies underperformed gold in 2011, 2012. • YTD, the historic leverage played admirably well on the downside with gold down 16% and gold mines down 40%. • OF IMPORTANCE: • they delivered negative absolute returns in 2011 and 2012 while gold progressed at a double digit pace • AND • they demonstrated an erosion of their excess return in uptrend markets since 2006.

17. Gold mines vs. Physical gold Annual Performance (net, in EUR, as of 08/30/13)

18. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • YES, Gold mining companies are undervalued on a relative and absolute basis on many criterias: • Gold index / Gold bullion • NAV multiples • US$ value of an ounce in the ground • Mkt K / oz produced • They are fairly valued on other criterias • Historical profitability levels (operating margins, net margins)

19. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Gold Mines are undervalued on a historical basis (20 year horizon) Source: Bloomberg

20. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Gold Mines are undervalued on a historical basis (20 year horizon) Source: Bloomberg

21. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Producers vs. Juniors/Explorers • Uptrend vs. downtrend markets Source: Bloomberg

22. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Gold mining companies were penalized for not being able to deliver the expected historical leverage resulting from a higher gold pricesince 2006. • They are today penalized because gold price is down in 2013 for the first time in 13 years. • THE REAL QUESTION: will gold mines regain their historical leverage? • ANSWER: YES UNEQUIVOCALLY • Deep unprecedented industry wide restructurings are implemented: from asset impairments ($23billion for the top 5 global producers) to asset sales or closures, to project postponements, to capex revisions. • These decisions have a double objective: rationalize the operations and reduce the dilution that plagued the industry.

23. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Many board of Directors made their top executives redundant: among other names, Kinross Gold, Barrick Gold Corp. Newmont Mining Corp. or d’Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd., Centerra Gold Inc. or Great Basin Gold. Same for Allied Nevada Gold Corp. and Newcrest Mining Ltd. and most recently for Alacer Gold Corp. • Unprecedented asset impairments are announced: $9,3billion for Barrick Gold Corp., $2,5billion for Kinross Gold Corp., $2,2billion for Newmont Mining, $2,6billion for Goldcorp, $5,5billion for Newcrest Mining Ltd.   • The focus remains on cost controls despite higher costs in Q2 2013: Agnico Eagle reduces K costs by $50million in 2013 and $200million in 2014. Kinross Gold Corp. reduced its headoffice headcount by 7%. Eldorado Gold Corp’s exploration spending are down 50% for 2013 and K spending are down from $670M to $430M resulting in mine expansion delays and development projects (Skouries, Certej and Olympias) delayed. * 8% cumulative weight in the Global Gold and Precious fund

24. Gold mines vs. Physical gold • Marginal operations are sold: Barrick Gold divested 3 Australian mines for $300million to Gold Fields Ltd. Expect more to come. • Dividends are postponed or cancelled: this is the case of Anglogold Ashanti Ltd which declared no interim dividend and announced that its dividend policy would be reviewed at year end. This is also the case of Kinross which suspended its dividend. Barrick Gold corp. cut its dividend by 75%. • The impact of a lower gold price impacted Q1 2013 marginal operations. The trend was exacerbated in Q2 2013. Our panel representative of the gold mining industry showed that in Q2 2013, 5 companies out of 18 reported losses vs. 1 in Q1 2013. Q3 2013 average gold price is lower on a sequential basis. • In this environment, financing for large and smaller mining companies is scarce. Expect more consolidations to be announced.

25. Take Away • Positive gold sector fundamentals in place to achieve superior return despite short term strategic headwinds (interest rates, above average speculative positions, US$) • Gold mines in purgatory until the underlying metal finds a respite. Spring cleaning is thorough and unprecedented and will unquestionably be rewarded. • We will NOT pick the bottom BUT the risk reward theme for holding gold mines lies strongly on the latter due to structural improvements at the corporate level. The TREND matters most. • 23 years of industry experience for the portfolio manager.

26. Contacts Alain Corbani Portfolio Manager Head of Commodities Tel: +33 1 40 20 11 78 Email: a.corbani@finance-sa.fr FINANCE SA 13, rue Auber 75 009 Paris – France Tel: +33 1 40 20 00 89 Internet: www.finance-sa.fr

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