1. CNSX ‘MYN’
www.mantismineralcorp.com
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3. HIGHLIGHTS
Shares Outstanding 94,000,000
Current Share Price $0.05
Mantis Mineral Corp. (CNSX - 'MYN') is a junior exploration company with three high
impact gold projects and a high profile lithium property, all located in Ontario.
Cree Lake Gold discovery located 200 km northwest of Sudbury
(Stockworks-multi-veining gold system at surface-weighted avg. 2.1gm
over 15.5 meters. Follow-up drill program has commenced by Probe
Orphan Gold Mine located in Geraldton-Beardmore camp (former
high-grade producer -3/4 oz per ton)
The Foisey Gold System located 1800 meters northwest of the
Orphan Mine (massive gold bearing structure-90meter mineralized widths)
Lithium Rich Case Pegmatite located in northeastern Ontario (hosts
Rare Elements including REE’s- (3% Lithium and world class Tantalum)
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4. CREE LAKE GOLD DISCOVERY
Probe Mines Ltd. earning up to 70% interest
Located 200-kilometers northwest of the city of Sudbury, Ontario
and 125-kilometers southwest of the city of Timmins, Ontario.
The property consists of 19-claims totaling 4,032-hectares in
Swayze township.
2009 Mantis drill program outlined new gold discovery in the Swayze belt
with significant grades over substantial widths (2.053 gpt over 15.5-meters).
Follow-up trenching program confirmed new zone 50-meters west of
discovery hole with grab samples as high as 43.2 gpt.
Stockwork system comes to surface and represents significant open
pit potential
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5. CREE LAKE GOLD DISCOVERY
Probe Mines Ltd. earning up to 70% interest
Probe 2010 and 2011 follow-up drill programs extend discovery hole
minimum 50 meters to east
All six holes in Probe’s 2010 drill program intersected numerous zones
of gold mineralization grading up to 8 g/t Au.
Hole CL10-11 returned a five meter section grading 2.3g/t Au.
Hole CL10-12 also tested the historical Flintrock showing and returned a
one metre intersection grading 24 g/t Au.
Hole CL11-17 intersected 12.7 metres grading 1.3 g/t Au at 29 metres
depth, representing the eastern extension of the 2009 discovery of a 15.5
metre-wide interval averaging 2.05 g/t Au
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6. CREE LAKE GOLD DISCOVERY
Probe Mines Ltd. earning up to 70% interest
Probe 2010 and 2011 follow-up drill programs extend discovery hole
minimum 50 meters to east
The Mantis occurrence represents a new gold discovery in the Swayze
Belt and is represented by a quartz stockwork system carrying significant
gold values along substantial drill hole widths.
Hole CL10-12 also tested the historical Flintrock showing and returned a
one metre intersection grading 24 g/t Au.
The property is situated along the Ridout deformation zone, a 130-
kilometre-long structure that hosts past producers such as the Jerome,
Tyrranite and Kenty mines
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7. Cree Lake Gold Zones
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8. Cree Lake DDH09-6
2.05 gpt/15.5-meters in incipient stockwork within
interval 5.5-meters to 21.0-meters
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9. ORPHAN GOLD MINE
Situated in the Geraldton-Beardmore Gold Camp, which generated 4-million
ounces of gold from 19 producing mines and located nine-kilometers east of
Kodiak Exploration Ltd’s Hercules-Gold project.
Recent drilling and compilation of previous drill logs, indicates
project has potential to contain 200,000 plus oz of gold.
Average recovered grade from past production was 0.70 opt.
Depth potential beyond 250-foot level of mine remains open.
Potential for sub-parallel subsidiary vein systems.
Similar geological setting as Kodiak’s Hercules project.
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11. ORPHAN MAIN VEIN – Longitudinal Section
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12. Drill at hole OMV08-2
Sub-millimeter gold particles in quartz, Orphan Main Vein, west wall of shaft near surface
Orphan Main Vein , 20X 12

13. FOISEY GOLD SYSTEM
The Foisey Gold System is located 1,800-meters northwest of the
Orphan Mine on claims sharing a common boundary with the
Orphan Mine patented claims.
The Foisey Gold System has demonstrated through recent
drilling that it is a significant gold bearing structure that
collectively exceeds 80-meters in width.
The system exhibits gold concentrations from consistently
anomalous over meter widths to high grade grab samples
yielding up to 28.79gpt.
The structure can be traced for a 1-km strike length and is
characterized as a breccia-stockworks forming an open
framework resulting from multi-phase quartz veining.
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14. FOISEY STRUCTURE –ORPHAN VEIN RELATIONSHIP
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15. Swamp Showing gossan and
Foisey Vein System looking south along strike veins looking northwest
Mafic inclusion lower left and
stockworks veining Close-up quartz stockworks-breccia Drill at Foisey FVS08-3
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16. LITHIUM RICH CASE PEGMATITE
Located in northeastern Ontario, 75-kilometers east of
Cochrane in Steele Township.
Lithium rich pegmatite hosts rare elements including REE’s
Considered to be the fifth largest spodumene (lithium) bearing
pegmatite in the Superior Geologic Province of Ontario.
Potential to host 2-million tonnes of spodumene bearing rock
averaging 1.2% Li2O3.
Tantalum values observed are amongst the highest reported in
Canada and make for a potential economic deposit when
combined with other rare elements.
Consists of three pegmatite dikes, of which two are spodumene
bearing.
North dike: 10-meters wide by 100-meters long; Central Dike:
39-meters wide by 350-meters long.
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19. HIGH GRADE LITHIUM
High grade lithium on recently retrieved drill core - 9.2 m of 1.98% LiO2
Spodumene zones of the dike returned results ranging from 0.30 per cent to2.96 per cent
and averaged 1.22 per cent.
Rb* Ta2O5 Mn
Hole No. From To Width Li20 ppm ppm ppm
DDH-1 6.10 14.90 8.80 1.02 843 174 431
DDH-1 23.80 33.00 9.20 1.98 534 185 587
DDH-1 33.00 41.75 8.75 0.18 878 tr 1197
DDH-3 37.00 44.10 7.10 0.11 1181 tr 638
DDH-3 44.10 53.00 8.90 0.06 374 tr 1674
DDH-3 53.00 62.77 9.77 0.06 245 tr 2411
DDH-4 13.96 19.38 5.42 0.33 1003 348 359
DDH-4 43.32 47.72 4.40 1.49 588 110 499
DDH-5 43.00 57.07 14.07 1.35 610 tr 609
DDH-6 47.00 47.58 0.58 1.41 670 tr 515
DDH-7 65.36 74.50 9.14 0.21 1982 tr 1349
(i) One part per million equals one gram per ton.
*Rubidium’s principal application is in specialty glasses and is used in fiber optic telecommunication
systems, including photoemissive applications such as photoelectric cells, night-vision devices, medical imaging
devices and several other uses. Current prices for rubidium range from $11 to $60 U.S per gram.
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20. MANAGEMENT
Robin Ross, Chairman, CEO, is a twenty-year veteran in the financial services
sector and a ten year veteran in merchant banking. His corporate finance activities
have covered a wide range of industries including but not limited to technology and
resources. Through his network of international relationships, he has been a founder
or co-founder of both public and private companies. Mr. Ross has held management
positions at major Canadian investment dealers for over 18 years. Mr. Ross has been
a director of companies both public and private.
Vicki Rosenthal, CFO has more than 30 years experience as a qualified accountant
in both England and Canada. She has worked with medium sized, owner managed
entrepreneurial businesses providing a full range of accounting, tax, estate and
financial planning advice through her own accounting practice, in addition ,she has
also provided consulting services to a number of large Canadian, publicly traded
enterprises. Ms. Rosenthal has also been the chief financial officer of a number of
corporations in a variety of industries including advertising, manufacturing, non-for-
profit and service.

21. DIRECTORS
A.C.A. Howe, Director. Mr. Howe is a mining engineer who graduated with a B.Sc.
from Imperial College, and an A.R.S.M. at the Royal School of Mines, London,
England in 1949. He attended schools in England and Australia. He is a registered
professional engineer of Ontario, Canada, and a Fellow of the Canadian and
Australian Mining and Metallurgical Societies. He was the founder of A.C.A. Howe
International Ltd., an international mining and exploration firm based in Toronto and
with associates throughout the world. Over his lengthy career as a principal of A.C.A.
Howe International, Mr. Howe has been involved in mining exploration and
development as well as mine construction and operation in most parts of the world.
Mr. Howe has served as an officer and director of several mining companies during
his career.
Dr. David Humphrey, Director, brings both medical knowledge and business
experience to the board of Mantis. He established Humphrey Group
International, which consists of five separate corporations. Dr. Humphrey is a key
pioneer in Business-to-Consumer electronic commerce having been a past member
of the advisory board to the largest B-to-C e-commerce company in the field of health
and beauty products in the United States. Dr. Humphrey is co-founder and president
of International Leadership Development otherwise known as ILD Global. He is also a
key advisor to the former Chairman of E-Alliance, a coalition of marketing companies
representing over 300,000 independent business owners. In addition, Dr. Humphrey
was appointed to membership of the President’s Council of World Vision, the largest
private charity in the world.

22. DIRECTORS
Dan T Gosselin, Director Mr. Gosselin has held senior global management positions
with International and Domestic firms including CIBC World Markets, Merrill Lynch
Canada and Blackmont Capital. He was a member of Midland Walwyn’s Executive
Committee prior to the Merrill Lynch acquisition. Throughout his career, he has been
exposed to all facets of the Financial Service Industry including Fixed Income &
Equity Trading and Sales, Investment Banking, Wealth Management and Investment
Management. At Blackmont Capital he was a senior member of the Wealth
Management Group and was the Managing Director of the Public Venture Capital
Group responsible for servicing the Junior Issuer market. Recently, he has been
consulting with a Middle East based Investment Bank.
Mr. Gosselin has a strong corporate strategic leadership background, a very good
understanding of both the Public and Private markets and has an in-depth knowledge
of the Retail and Institutional buy-side. Mr. Gosselin holds a Bachelor of Science
degree from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh and also holds a Master
of Business Administration (MBA) degree from McGill University. Outside roles of note
include being a member of the 1980 Lake Placid Olympic Organizing Committee, a
member of the IIROC (IDA) Capital Markets Committee and played US College
Hockey.

23. ADVISORS
Walter Hanych, P.Geo. Senior Consulting Geologist, has twenty eight
years experience in the exploration industry with grass-roots projects and
advanced mine feasibility projects including corporate structure and
financing. He has worked in gold, base metal, nickel, diamond, PGE and
industrial mineral exploration throughout Canada. He has held positions of
Chief Geologist and Project Manager for various exploration companies.
Currently he works as an independent consultant - contract geologist.
Walter holds an Honours Bachelor of Science Degree from Laurentian
University and is a member of the Association of Professional
Geoscientists of Ontario.

24. CONTACT INFORMATION
Robin Ross, Chairman and CEO
pr@mantismineralcorp.com
Mantis Mineral Corp.
148 Yorkville Ave
Toronto, Ontario
M5R 1C2
Telephone 416.362.1800
Fax 416.362.1780
www.mantismineralcorp.com
www.mantismineralcorp.com