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1. Petra Diamonds Limitedthe international diamond mining groupRBC Capital Markets Diamond Conference

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3. A Leading Diamond Producer Operations • AIM’s largest diamond mining group – ‘PDL’ - £200m market cap • Second largest diamond producer and employer in South Africa after De Beers • Experienced, entrepreneurial management team – close to deal flow in Africa • Proven ‘marginal’ assets turnaround credentials • Superior growth - projected four-fold production increase by 2010 to >1m carats pa • World class exploration portfolio across Africa’s diamond-fields Anticipated production growth Carats per annum - ('000) 07/08 08/09 09/10 05/06 06/07 Production figures are stated gross

4. The Petra Board • Adonis Pouroulis • Chairman • Successful mining entrepreneur • Founded Petra Diamonds in 1997 and floated first diamond company on AIM • Built Petra into pan-African diamond group with 3000 employees • Instrumental in raising funds to help finance and structure early stage mining companies in Africa • Johan Dippenaar • CEO • One of South Africa’s most successful diamond entrepreneurs with 18 years experience • Founded diamond group in 1991 and grew portfolio to 3 producing mines before listing as Crown Diamonds on ASX • Merger with Petra in 2004 – now at helm of AIM’s largest diamond company • David Abery • Finance Director • Extensive experience as Chief Financial Officer in South African and UK business environments • In-depth knowledge of AIM • Integral to structuring and deliverance of strategic group corporate development, including acquisitions and joint ventures • Jim Davidson • Technical Director • Acknowledged world authority on kimberlite geology and exploration; >20 years experience in mine management • Formerly Head of Diamond Exploration for Rio Tinto across Southern Africa • As Technical Director of Crown Diamonds, managed specialist underground fissure mines over a decade

5. Focus on Africa – 65% World Production * Acquisitions to complete 2008

6. Production – Delivering Growth

7. Putting Production Into Perspective • Cumulative production since antiquity Diamonds Gold Copper 161,000 tonnes** 900 tonnes* 565 million tonnes*** *** world output based on actual production of 513 million cu tonnes post 1900 + 10% upward adjustment for pre-1900 production – source CRU Analysis *or 4.5 billion carats - estimate world production to 2005: ‘Global Rough Diamond Production since 1870’, A. J. A. (Bram) Janse ** Source: GFMS ‘Gold Survey 2008’

8. Rare Opportunity To Acquire Major Production There are only between 30 and 40 major diamond mines worldwide (kimberlite & alluvial) Source: ‘Global Rough Diamond Production since 1870’, A. J. A. (Bram) Janse Now ‘Petra’ mines

9. Producing Mines Fissure mines (Helam, Sedibeng, Star) Koffiefontein • Annual production: • - 125,000 – 140,000 cts • Average price/ct: • - US$231 • Mine Life: • - > 15 yrs • Annual production: • - 80,000 cts (+ tailings) • Average price/ct: • - US$484 • Mine Life: • - > 12 yrs Low cost approach to operations

10. Koffiefontein • Acquired by Petra from De Beers in July 2007 for US$11.9m • Ownership 70% Petra; 30% BEE Partners • Exceptional value production – amongst world’s top kimberlite mines • Largest stone recovered: 232.34 carats in 1994 • First class infrastructure and underground operation

11. Turnaround Success • In Petra’s hands, new Koffiefontein economics established: • cost structure realigned with Petra Group (different economies of scale) • right-sized throughput & production • key plant modifications • emphasis on recovery of whole spectrum of diamonds • Dramatically reduced external contractor usage (e.g. engineering, plant design etc) using internal skill set where possible

12. Average value per carat of US$484 Grade 8.2cpht vs anticipated 7.4cpht; further improvements expected Regularly produces exceptional stones Aug 07: 60.25 carat diamond realises US$736,000 Sep 07: 74.7 carat diamond realises US$1,012,636 Dec 07: 51.88 carat diamond realises US$780,580 SparklingResults

13. Group Production & Sales

14. New Mines from 2008/09 Kimberley Underground Cullinan • Annual Production (from 2008/9): • - 100,000 – 125,000 cts • Average price/ct: • - US$160 • Mine Life: • - >12 yrs • Annual Production (from 2008/9): • - >1m cts • Average price/ct: • - US$75 • Mine Life: • - >20 yrs

15. Cullinan • > 1m ct pa producer & source of world famous, iconic diamonds • C-Cut Resource (133m cts) – world’s 2nd largest indicated resource by in-situ value – plus substantial tailings resource • Produced 300+ stones weighing more than 100 carats - quarter of all 400+ carat diamonds - only significant source of prized blue diamonds Petra’s Approach • Operating mine reserves support >1m carat production p.a. for over 20 yrs • Refurbish plant, optimise configuration focus on larger diamond recovery • Process tailings resources (will enhance annual production) • Replicate turnaround success at Koffiefontein • Develop C-Cut Resource – staged approach will minimise CAPEX The Cullinan 3,106 carats uncut The Centenary 599 carats rough The Premier Rose 353 carats rough The Golden Jubilee 545 carats polished The Taylor Burton 69 carats polished “Big girls need big diamonds” Elizabeth Taylor

16. Kimberley Underground Petra currently operating mine under care & maintenance New plant being constructed in-house Underground production to start 2008; diamond recoveries 2009 Sales expected > 100,000 carats pa; US$160/carat; US$16m revenue pa • Also historic producer of spectacular gems, such as The Oppenheimer: (253.7 carat rough) Comprises Wesselton, Du Toitspan and Bultfontein mines

17. Building Our Reserves & Resources 9.33 million carats In-situ value of US$1.5 billion 4.64 million carats November 2007* May 2005 + 101% 2.95m carats 6.38m carats 1.77m carats 2.86m carats * excludes Cullinan & Kimberley Underground, plus Koffiefontein beneath 620 metres ** all figures are stated attributable

18. Exploration & Development

19. Exploration Overview Exploration provides the building blocks of future production

20. Alto Cuilo - Angola • Major kimberlite exploration project in diamond rich LucapaGraben • 120 anomalies - 77 kimberlites identified (from 99 targets drilled) • Petra assumes control of Alto Cuilo - BHP Billiton handover of interest effective 31 March 2008 • Petra resulting interest increases to 41.2% (5.2% via Moyoweno shareholding) • Exploration data now available to Petra for technical re-interpretation • Petra to refocus exploration programme on potential of enriched near-surface resedimentedvolcaniclasic kimberlite (“RVK”) deposits • These crater rims can contain substantial deposits of economic diamond-bearing material (e.g. Catoca in Angola and Williamson in Tanzania) • Petra to fast-track work programme (and news flow) going forward

21. RVK rims in Kimberlites Tuff Ring washing back into Crater forms RVK rim (re-concentration of diamonds) Crater Facies Sands Proximal RVK Rim Distal Country Rock Breccia

22. Refocused Exploration Strategy AC16 & AC98 RVK Rim Sampling Area of accelerated work programme

23. Luangue - Angola • Contiguous to Alto Cuilo; same kimberlite cluster geology • Petra assumes control of Luangue – BHP Billiton handover of interest effective 30 April 2008 • Petra resulting interest increases to 39% of Luangue kimberlite project • Low level Aero Magnetic survey - 138 targets identified (total surface area over 8,000ha) - certain targets up to 233 hectares in size • 5 targets already confirmed as kimberlite - 3 core drill rigs en-route to commence drilling programme within 2 months • Drill holes will be positioned to intersect RVK close to surface at the estimated crater rim locality • Fast track Luangue based on Alto Cuilo experience

24. Luangue Anomalies As at Alto Cuilo, Luangue work programme will focus on the potential of enriched near-surface RVK deposits

25. Kalahari - Botswana • 52,000km2 of prospective ground; 34 known kimberlites • Known kimberlites do not explain abundant KIM anomalies • Modern technology key to discovery of new kimberlites • 2 diamondiferous kimberlites DK4 & DK6 near Jwaneng & 173S at Kukama to be further tested in 2008 • H1 ‘08: Results from 59,000 line km gradient array magnetometer survey (Kukama, Tswapong) • 3000m – 5000m+ drilling programme (Gope East, Gope West  and Kukama, planned once permits have been received • Drilling planned to test Kikao 700m diameter diamondiferous kimberlite - focus on crater rim RVK

26. Kono – Sierra Leone • JV with Stellar Diamonds • Advanced exploration – trial mining at two shafts • 8,640 diamonds (760.32 carats) recovered, incl. 10.55 carat octahedron • Valuation to be carried out when sufficient diamond parcel available • Production decision to be made 2008 • Airborne EM survey to prospect for potential kimberlite pipes and blows completed April 2008 – results expected July 2008

27. Calibrated Diamonds • Proprietary technology – produces ‘brilliant’ cut diamonds • Highly sought after hearts & arrows quality • Potential to add significant value to rough • Provides transparent pipeline "from mine to finger”

28. Our Responsibility to Diamonds Leading CSR practices aimed at stimulating socio-economic development in Africa A school rebuilt by Petra in Sierra Leone Angola - Clinic treats around 400 people per month, with large impact on infant mortality over past 2 years South Africa - Literacy programme, HIV / AIDS awareness programme, local sports programme Sierra Leone - Skills development, agriculture initiatives, supporters of Small Business Entrepreneur programme

29. Thank you Further Enquiries, contact: Cathy Malins – cathym@petradiamonds.com – +44 20 7493 7671 www.petradiamonds.com