1. Corporate Presentation
February 2014

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3. Argentina Mining Sector – Outlook
• Excellent Mineral Potential
− The geological settings indicate great potential for new world class discoveries .
− Mining sector has been growing rapidly.
− Comparison with main players in Latin-American Region show that Argentina is in an early stage of
development.
2013 annual exports:
• The Country output is currently based on 10 mines, that provide 1% GDP (US$500 billion).
• There are also in the Pipeline:
− 8 development stage mining projects.
− 14 advanced exploration projects.
• During last years there was an extensive activity on M&A deals.
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Country USD Billion Source
Chile 44.5 Sonami
Peru 22.7 Mincetur
Argentina 4.5

4. Argentina – Outlook
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• The country was growing at almost Chinese rates during past decade, but in 2012 went into a non-
growing period.
• Country´s GDP is about US$ 500 billion while external debt slightly above one third, mainly long
term restructured. Government and Social Security Institutions hold nearly half of this amount.
• During past decade, the country has been servicing interest and capital at maturity with no new
access to the capital market (there are still pending some issues like “Holdouts”, Club de
Paris and YPF –REPSOL discussions).
• The most important aspects affecting the domestic market are the high inflation and restriction on
the foreign exchange market that came up as a palliative to the impact of the European crisis
(government version).
• Due to systematic loss of Central Bank reserves, a maxi-devaluation of 26% raised the US$
exchange rate to AP$ 7.85 followed by an increase in the domestic interest rates pointing to
anchoring the exchange rate , raise the country's competitiveness and stopping leakage
away on reserves.
• Oil & gas and mining developments are called to become the second engine to build up a
sustainable long term growth, together with the existing agricultural and agribusiness sector.

5. Corporate Overview
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• Milestones Accomplished
− Minera Sud Argentina S.A (MSA), Minsud’s local
operating arm, developed an original portfolio of grass
roots Ag-Au projects in the Patagonia region of southern
Argentina beginning in 2004.
− Between 2006 and 2010, the company gradually acquired
key parts (Chita, Brechas Vacas & Minas de Pinto) of its
flagship Chita Valley Au-Ag-Cu-Mo Project in the prolific
Central Andes mineral belt in western San Juan Province,
Argentina.
− In 2011, Minsud shares listed its shares in the TSX-
Venture Exchange to ensure high quality of Corporate,
Financial and Technical standards.
− During the second half of 2011 the Company complied with
the Phase 1 by drilling 3,360 m at Chita Valley while
during 2012 advanced La Rosita up to target definition
(still pending IP/resistivity).
− In 2012 - 2013 Implemented a Systematic exploration
program in Chita Valley by mapping and channel sampling
all the identified targets, some of them ready for drilling
while raising capital in times of crisis among highly
supportive long term shareholders.

6. Corporate Overview
• Strategic Approach
− Minsud will continue riding up the current crisis focused on a prudent use of funds in critical
fieldwork.
− The mineral endowment of Argentina is believed to be a sound base that will enable the
development of a successful exploration company within the medium to long term.
− The company is actively exploring possible mutually beneficial JVA with well-established
mining/exploration companies or majors on its existing projects, but it is also prepared to
test a significant stockwork Cu-Mo in the Chita Porphyry Stock South by first semester 2014.
− Minsud also plans to possibly enhance its portfolio by selective acquisition of exceptional
mineral properties.
− Minsud is looking for increasing investor´s base through partners with long term vision to
further develop more fluid access to financing when the capital market eventually improves.
− Company fundamentals will keep Minsud attractive to investors in a close future.
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TSX-V 5 YEARS

7. 5
Chita Valley Project – Cross Section
The 100% acquired Chita Valley project covers approximately 130 Km2 located in the mining friendly
province of San Juan, Argentina. The project is a large exploration stage Tertiary diatreme volcanic
vent/porphyry complex with classic alteration features, widespread porphyry style Cu-Mo-Ag-
Au mineralization, and associated epithermal Au and Ag bearing polymetallic veins (see our
Annual Exploration Summary at our website).
Placetas
Porphyry
Chinchillones
Complex
Chita
Porphyry
Minas de Pinto
Veins system
Conceptual Target Model – Cross Section:

8. La Rosita Project
• The 100% owned La Rosita project covers
approximately 100 km2, located in the
prolific Deseado Massif mining region of
Santa Cruz province, Argentina. The project
is a large exploration stage Jurassic low-
sulphidation epithermal system
associated with bimodal epicontinental
volcanism. Target types include Ag-Au vein
swarms, hydrothermal breccias and
disseminated ore bodies in felsic domes.
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9. Other Prospects
• The Company also holds a 100%
owned portfolio of selected early
stage prospects, approximately
60,000 hectares distributed within
the Provinces of Santa Cruz
(28,000), Chubut (23,000) and
Rio Negro (9,000), in the
Republic of Argentina.
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10. Capital Structure
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Share Structure Shares
Authorized shares: Unlimited
Issued and outstanding 54,387,270
Stock Options 4,375,000
Warrants and other options 17,362,637
Fully diluted 76,124,907
Significant shareholders Shares %
Compañía de Tierras Sud Argentino S.A. 13,200,300 24.3%
Richmond Capital 7,095,000 13.0%
Panedile S.A.I.C.F.e I. 5,377,896 9.9%
Alberto F. Orcoyen 3,215,713 5.9%
Pinetree Capital 3,000,000 5.5%
TOTAL 31,888,909 58.6%Escrow Shares Shares
Value escrow 1,786,000
CPC shares 135,829
TOTAL 1,921,829
Minsud has 54.4 million shares issued and a cash balance of C$ 1.2 million (Q1 2014), which allows adherence to the ongoing
technical/business plan that includes exploration work with a modest drilling program to test the Chita porphyry Stock south
and working capital requirements.

11. Management
Carlos A. Massa - President & Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Massa is endowed of
entrepreneurial spirit and 25 years of experience in doing business in Argentina also
guided the listing process of Minsud in the TSX-V.
Howard J. Coates – Exploration Vice President & Director, an economic geologist
with 43 years of diversified experience worldwide working for majors and as a
consultant.
Paul F. Andersen - Chief Financial Officer, is a Certified Public Accountant and a
Chartered Accountant with 18 years of experience covering senior management
positions in private and public companies.
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For more details please visit www.minsud.com
Seasoned Management and Board of Directors with solid technical and business
background in Canada and Argentina, highly committed to riding out the current crisis
and build up a successful exploration company in the medium to long term

12. Players in Argentina
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Province Operative Mines Mines under development Advanced projects
Catamarca Bajo la Alumbrera (Glencore Xstrata) Agua Rica (Goldcorp, Xstrata)
Farallon Negro (YMAD)
San Juan Veladero (Barrick) Pascua - Lama (Barrick) (1)
Los Azules (McEwen Minerals)
Gualcamayo (Yamana) Pachón (Glencore Xstrata) Altar (Stillwater)
Casposo (Troy Resources) Jose Maria (NGNX)
Filo del Sol (NGNX)
Santa Cruz Cerro Vanguardia (Anglogold) Cerro Negro (Goldcorp) Cerro Puntudo (Yamana)
San José (Hoschild- McEwen) Lomada de Leiva (Patagonia Gold) Joaquin (Coeur D´alene)
Mananthial Espejo (Pan American Silver) Don Nicolas (IRL) El Tranquilo ( Patagonia Gold)
Cerro Moro (Yamana) La Josefina (Hunt Mining)
Jujuy Aguilar (Glencore - Xstrata) Chinchillas (Grosso Group)
Pirquitas (Silver Standard)
Salta Lindero (Goldrock Minerals) El Quevar (Golden Minerals)
Rio Grande (Regulus Resources)
Chubut Navidad (Pan American Silver)
Cordon de Esquel (Yamana)
Rio Negro Calcatreu (Pan American Silver)
(1) This project was recently put on halt due to environmental issues that came up on the chilean side.

13. M&A deals
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U$S 20,0 million. May 6th, 2009. Troy Resources acquires Casposo, gold – silver project, San
Juan
$ 626 million. October 30, 2009. Pan American Silver acquires Aquiline
(Navidad – Chubut and Calcatreu- Rio Negro projects)
$ 3,6 billion. September 2nd, 2010. Goldcorp acquired Andean Resources (Cerro Negro –
Santa Cruz)
U$S 487,1 million. July 11, 2011. Stillwater acquires Peregrine Metals. (Altar project -
San Juan)
U$S 110 million. September 1, 2011. Xstrata Copper, Goldcorp and Yamana closed a Four-
year Option Agreement on Agua Rica.
U$S 414 million. June 18, 2012. Yamana acquires Extorre Gold Mines Ltd (Cerro Moro –
Santa Cruz).
U$S 60 million. December 11, 2012. Mirasol sold the 49% interest in Joaquin Silver-Gold
project (100 km north from La Rosita) to Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation, US$30 million in cash
and US$30 million in shares.
U$S 80 million. September, 2013. An industrial group based in Tierra del Fuego provided
financing to put Don Nicolás (IRL) into production.
U$S 15 million. October 2013. A large Argentine investor Mr. Eduardo Elstain provided U$S
15 million to Gold Rock Resources in order to put Lindero project (Salta) under development.

14. NORTH AMERICA | Headquarters
Minsud Resources Corp.
56 Temperance Street, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3V5, Canada
Phone / Fax : +1 (416) 479 4466
SOUTH AMERICA | Headquarters
Minera Sud Argentina S.A.
Esmeralda 684 piso 13° - (CP. 1007)
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
República Argentina
Phone / Fax : + 54 (11) 4328 4067
info@minsud.com
www.minsud.com