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3. Recap on 2011-2013 • 2011 “Recognised porphyry potential” • Recognised porphyry potential of Chanape (previously considered poly-metallic vein project) • 2012 “Confirmed porphyry model” • Acquired geo-physics data covering Chanape • Re-logged previous drilling confirming occurrence of porphyry system at Chanape • Assayed previous core confirming widespread gold mineralisation in breccia pipes at Chanape • 2013 “Discovered mineralised porphyry” • Drilled maiden hole (CH-DDH001) into mineralised porphyry • World expert opinion confirms prospectivity of Chanape • Completed surface exploration generating epithermal and porphyry drill targets DRILLING HAS COMMENCED Page 3

4. 2013 - External Validation • Consultation with world experts leads to project validation and heightened development strategy • Confirmationof porphyrypotential: • A Toromocho look-alike (A Chinalco development 30km to NE) • Confirmationof epithermal gold potential: • Widespread gold in rock chip sampling and in drill holes • Confirmation of size potential: • SP anomaly (2.5km x 1km) defines potential extent of porphyry mineralisation • Recommendation: • Commit to detailed surface exploration program to de-risk future drillingPHASE 1 AND PHASE 2 COMPLETED Jeffrey Hedenquist visits Chanape Page 4

5. Chanape - Dual Targets Chanape schematic geological NS cross-section Two forms of related mineralisation provide dual resource potential Epithermal Au-Ag Mineralisation associated with breccia-bodies and other altered rocks “Yanacocha-style” Porphyry Cu-Mo-Ag+/-Au Mineralisation associated with porphyry intrusives, skarns and breccias “Toromocho-style” (not strictly to scale) Page 5

6. 2013/14 - Chanape Time Line * Drilling can commence under existing drilling permit Page 6

7. 2013 Q2 Surface Exploration • Low cost surface exploration to de-risk drilling • Phase 1: • Alteration mapping, geochemical sampling and ground magnetics • Identification of near-surface gold, silver, copper mineralisation • Phase 1 drill target generation • COMPLETED • Phase 2: • Alteration mapping, geochemical sampling and IP • Identification and classification of breccias • Phase 2 drill target generation • Flow on from Phase 1 • COMPLETED Phase 1 Area Phase 2 Area Phase 3 Area (remainder of project area) Mapping and sampling scheduled for Q3 2013 – Q1 2014 Page 7

8. Q2 Phase 1 Surface Exploration • Phase 1 Results: • Six broad geochemical anomalies define broad epithermal target zones at Chanape • Significant rockchip results include: • Sample 298: 18.95g/t Au, 15g/t Ag • Sample 341: 14.05g/t Au, 152g/t Ag • Sample 268: 7.05g/t Au, 8.76g/t Ag • Sample 208: 6.81g/t Au, 14.65g/t Ag • Sample 320: 2.24g/t Au, 50.3g/t Ag • Sample 157: 1.39g/t Au, 13.45g/t Ag • Sample 325: 1.2g/t Au, 13.45g/t Ag • 17 breccia pipes and 21 breccia structures discovered in P1 phase 14.05g/t Au, 152g/t Ag 18.95g/t Au, 15g/t Ag Drill result: CH-DDH001 100m @ 2.0g/t Au, 41.0g/t Ag 7.05g/t Au, 8.76g/t Ag 6.81g/t Au, 14.65g/t Ag 1.39g/t Au, 13.45g/t Ag 2.24g/t Au, 50.3g/t Ag 1.2g/t Au, 13.45g/t Ag Drill result: CH12 200m @ 0.71g/t Au, 5.34g/t Ag Page 8

9. Q2 Phase 2 Surface Exploration • Phase 2 Results: • Additional six broad geochemical anomalies define broad porphyry target zones at Chanape • Significant rockchip results include: • Sample 733: 31.60 g/t Au, 682g/t Ag, 0.52% Cu • Sample 753: 19.45g/t Au, 788g/t Ag, 0.86% Cu • Sample 521: 19.35g/t Au, 158g/t Ag, 4.65% Pb • Sample 341: 14.05g/t Au, 152g/t Ag, 0.55% Cu • Sample 743: 13.75g/t Au, 276g/t Ag, 0.22% Cu • Sample 457: 5.46g/t Au, 649g/t Ag, 1.14% Pb • Sample 735: 4.62g/t Au, 31.40g/t Ag • 28 breccia pipes and 7 breccia structures discovered in P2 phase Project total of 73 to date – up from 50 known • Large near-surface geophysics anomaly coincides with mineralised breccia and mineralised porphyry Page 9

10. 2013 Q3/Q4 Drilling Program • DrillingPhase 1 • Shallow angled holes into Au-Ag targets • Develop epithermal Au-Ag “near-surface” resource • Drilling Phase 2 • Deep angled holes through epithermal “tops” into porphyry [geophysics] targets at depth • Begin defining extent of underlying Cu-Mo-Ag-[Au] Hypothetical Phase 2 Drilling Hypothetical Phase 1 Drilling Page 10

11. Phase 1 Drilling Targets Multiple epithermal targets generated • Quality targets generated • Targets based on coincident geology, geophysics and geochemistry • 13 priority holes planned ALREADY COMMENCED Example of epithermal drill target Coincident: gold, copper, magnetic low Page 11

12. Phase 2 Drilling Targets Multiple porphyry targets generated • Quality targets close to the surface and open at depth • Targets based on coincident geophysics (chargeability, resistivity and magnetics) • Coincident geochemistry (characteristic molybdenum halo) • 4 priority holes designed to test epithermal/porphyry Page 12

13. Phase 2 Drilling Targets Example of porphyry drill targeting Large chargeability anomaly , close to the surface with surface gold and molybdenum Anomaly more than 1.5km across Page 13

14. Inca – Why Invest • Dual potential at Chanape – near-surface epithermal gold and silver AND porphyry copper, molybdenum, silver and gold beneath • De-risked drilling with world class upside potential • Attractive portfolio of assets in Peru and Australia • Management/world expert opinion proving exploration model • Generating interest from global producers Inca – Value through discovery Page 14