EAS Presentation Oct 2017 V3

Precious Metals and Gold Exploration and
Development in Indonesia
Corporate Presentation TSX-V: EAS
TSX-V: EAS
www.eastasiaminerals.com
Disclaimer
This presentation contains forward looking information within the meaning of the securities legislation of British Columbia,
Alberta and Ontario, which involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual
results, performance or achievements of East Asia Minerals, or industry results, to be materially different from any future
results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking
statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual events or results to differ from
those reflected in the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, risks and uncertainties relating to the
interpretation of drill results and the estimation of mineral resources and reserves, the geology, grade and continuity of
mineral deposits, mine life estimation, permitting timelines, the possibility that future exploration, development or mining
results will not be consistent with expectations, metal recoveries, accidents, equipment breakdowns, title matters and
surface access, labour disputes or other unanticipated difficulties with or interruptions in production, the potential for
delays in exploration or development activities or the completion of new or updated feasibility studies, the inherent
uncertainty of production and cost estimates and the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, commodity price
fluctuations (including gold, silver, fuel, steel and construction items), currency fluctuations, failure to obtain adequate
financing on a timely basis and other risks and uncertainties. Should one or more of these risks and uncertainties
materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described in
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Investor Highlights
Building a World Class Junior Gold Producer

•!Over 3.3 million ounces of NI 43-101 gold resource in two projects:
•!Miwah: 3.14M oz. Au, open on along strike, across width and at depth, in Protected Forest
Reserve
•!S angihe: 219K oz. Au including near surface oxides for near-term production cash flow
Sangihe:
•!Strong management team with Indonesia
expertise living in-country to focus full
time on building the company s resources.
•!Attractive valuation and strong
shareholder base including Tocqueville
Gold Fund as anchor shareholder.
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Mining in Indonesia
10th Largest Producer of Gold Worldwide

•!Stable multiparty democracy
•!World-class gold deposits, including Grasberg the world s largest gold deposit
•!Improving climate for gold mining attracting renewed exploration activity and investment
•!Martabe Mine in Sumatra bought for
US$775 million from G-Resources
March 2016 by EMR Capital (61.4%),
Farallon Capital (20.6%),
and two Indonesian Investors (18%)
The Grasberg Mine is the largest gold mine and

the third largest copper mine in the world. It is
located in the province of Papua in Indonesia
near Puncak Jaya, the highest mountain in Papua.
It has 19,500 employees.
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Sangihe Overview
Near-term, low cost production potential

•! Indicated & Inferred Resources of >266,000 Au equivalent ounces at Bawone and
Binebase, located on Sangihe Island, North Sulawesi
•! Own 70% of COW valid until 2027 with
2 x 10 year extensions; EAS to cover
exploration expenses up to BFS, then
pro-rata
•! Plan to commence production of
1,000 oz. Au per month in mid 2018
via heap leach of oxides and increase
resource through drilling
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Sangihe – Location
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Sangihe – Mineral Resource Summary
Resource open along strike and at depth
Sangihe Project Oxide Resources at 0.25 g/t Au cut-off

Type Tonnes (t) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Au (oz.) Ag (oz.)
Indicated 2,307,800 0.79 20.56 58,800 1,525,700
Inferred 1,228,900 0.83 13.92 32,900 550,100
Sangihe Project Sulphide Resources at 1.00 g/t Au cut-off

Indicated 849,600 2.04 16.35 55,900 446,700
Inferred 1,307,400 1.71 12.03 72,100 505,500
Sangihe Project Total Resources

Indicated 3,157,400 1.13 19.43 114,700 1,972,400
Inferred 2,536,300 1.29 12.95 105,000 1,055,600
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Sangihe – Contract of Work (CoW) Tenure Location
Near-term, low cost production

potential
•! CoW total area of 82,080ha
composed of 42,000ha on
Sangihe Island and 40,080ha on
Talaud Island
•! Exploration on Sangihe identified
NI 43-101 (2013) 266,000 Au
equivalent ounces (~139,000
indicated) at Bawone and
Binebase
•! NI 43-101 (filed on SEDAR in
2010) for Bawone and Binebase
with resource estimate of 835,000
oz. of gold and 11,926,000 oz. of
silver all in the inferred category.
Data was not used for 2013 NI
43-101
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Sangihe – CoW Tenure Block A
The Sangihe Contract of Work (CoW)

Block A
•!Is located on the southern half of Sangihe
Island, 200km NE of Manado in, North
Sulawesi Province
•!Sangihe Island has a population of 130,000
which is a fishing and farming based
economy
•!Sangihe Island has good infrastructure with
sealed roads throughout and an airport and
shipping ports which make Manado
accessible by air (1hr) or by ferries (7 –
12hr)
•!The Sangihe Block A hosts the Binebase
and Bawone prospects as well as other
porphyry and epithermal mineralization
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Sangihe – Project Photos
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Sumatra & West Java – Mineral Deposits
An Emerging World Class Gold Province
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Miwah Overview
3.14Moz Resource with Exploration Upside

•! 85% ownership interest through agreements with three IUP holders on 30,000 hectares
located 130 km southeast of Banda Aceh on Sumatra, key asset in Protected Forest
•! EAS to fund all exploration costs up to BFS, thereafter pro-rata or dilution to 7% of net profit
•! IUP s were introduced in 2009:

Exploration IUP is 8 years with
extensions, Operations IUP is 20 years
with 2 x 10 year extensions, production
royalty of 3.75%, 25% corporate tax
rate, requirement to divest up to 51%
over 10 year period after commencing
production
•! Resource Model (NI 43-101, I. Taylor,
2011) defined an Inferred Resource
containing 3.14Moz Au and 8.95Moz Ag
with exploration upside
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Miwah – Project Photos
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Miwah – Mineral Resource Summary
Resource open along strike, across width and at depth.

Cut-off Ore Gold Silver Gold Silver
(Au g/t) (000t) (g/t) (g/t) (000 oz.) (000 oz.)
Miwah Main Zone
Indicated 0.20 4,900 1.34 3.71 210 560
Inferred 0.20 99,100 0.92 2.63 2,930 8,380
Oxidation Classification
Oxide 0.20 1,900 0.50 1.35 30 80
Partial Oxide 0.20 75,900 0.98 2.76 2,390 6,740
Fresh 0.20 26,100 0.85 2.56 700 2,110
Total 0.20 103,900 0.94 2.68 3,140 8,960
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Miwah – Mineral Resource Summary
Significant potential to increase resource

•! Miwah Mineral Resource Model (NI 43-101, I.Taylor,2011) derived from 76 drill holes
drilled at Miwah Bluff and Miwah Peak only.
•! Drilling defined a Resource 1300m along strike, 400m in width and 300m deep.
•! Resource Model (NI 43-101, I.Taylor,2011)
defined an Inferred Resource of 103.9Mt
at 0.94g/t Au and 2.68g/t Ag containing
3.14Moz Au and 8.95Moz Ag
•! Miwah Mineral Resource remain open
along strike both to the East and West,
across width both to the North and South
and at depth
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Miwah – Location & Geology
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Miwah – Drill Hole Location Map
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Miwah – Drill Hole Location Map
Section Slice 197675mE

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Miwah – Mineralisation Blocks
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Miwah – Mineralisation Cross Section Looking West
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Miwah – Exploration Upside
Priority on exploring other zones

•! Potential to increase resource along strike from Miwah Bluff to Signal Hill & from Miwah
Peak to East Miwah Peak. Also to expand the resource in width, north to Moon River,
South to South Miwah Bluff and to include the resources at Sipopok
•! Exploration work to date suggests Miwah consists of a number of connected
mineralized zones displaced by faults
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Management and Directors
Experienced management and board of business professionals

Terry Filbert, CEO & Chairman – has been closely involved in the mining and exploration industry since 2005,
with significant on-the-ground experience in Indonesia. In addition to his extensive knowledge of EAS main
projects of Sangihe and Miwah, he brings his entrepreneurial skills from a series of successful business ventures
that includes technology, import-export and human resources. Terry will be spending a majority of his time in
Indonesia overseeing the Company s operations.
Ronald Scott Chaykin, CPA, Independent Director and Audit Committee Chair – brings over 30 years of
experience as an entrepreneurial executive and consulting professional. He brings to the Board hands-on
experience in domestic and international financial and administrative management, corporate structuring and
compliance, strategic planning, private and public company regulatory compliance, operations, financial
modeling, sales and marketing.
Alan McMillan, Independent Director – is dynamic international executive with a history of driving and
managing growth for both early stage and mature companies. He has served as CEO and director of public and
private companies and lead a number of successful exits. Alan has lived and worked in Toronto, Silicon Valley,
Shanghai and Hong Kong. He holds the ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors, UOT
Rotman School of Business.
Garry Kielenstyn, Independent Director – See Indonesian Management Team
Scott Davis, CPA, CGA – Chief Financial Officer – is a founding partner of Cross Davis & Company LLP
Chartered Professional Accountants, a firm focused on providing accounting and management services for
publicly listed companies. His experience includes CFO positions at several companies listed on the TSX
Venture Exchange and Canadian Securities Exchange.
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Management Team in Indonesia
Experienced team of mining professionals

Terry Filbert, CEO & Chairman – See Management & Directors Team
Frank Rocca, Chief Geologist & Qualified Person – has over 25 years of experience in international
exploration and mine development, including Indonesia, Australia, Africa, USA, and Chile. He earned a Bachelor
of Applied Science in Geology from Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia. Frank is a
member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy with 12
years of experience in NI43-101 compliant Resources and Reserves reporting.
Juangga Mangasi Mangunsong – Country Manager – brings considerable local mining industry experience to
help manage the assets of Sangihe and Miwah in Indonesia. He has over 20 years experience in the Indonesian
mining industry including being the Director, Commissioner, Advisory Board Member, Business Analyst, and
Mining Engineer for various large mining companies.
Garry Kielenstyn, Director PTTMS – brings over 40 years of experience in the Indonesian mining and civil
contracting industries, and has been living and working in Indonesia exclusively since 1990. Currently he is the
Indonesia Country Manager and President Director appointed as a director of PT Cokal Limited (ASX: CKA) in
January 2017, and has been a senior executive with Cokal since 2013. Garry has a strong track record of
bringing projects through construction to production in remote parts of Indonesia.
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Capital Structure & Financial Plan
As of Aug 31, 2017
Shares Outstanding 53,787,612

Warrants 25,793,014
Options 1,301,007
Fully Diluted (as of Aug, 2017) 80,881,633
•! Tocqueville Gold Fund owns approximately 13.4 million shares (25%) and holds 8.9
million warrants (fully diluted 36%)
•! Two stage funding planned for 2017/2018:
–! First financing to fund property payments, environmental & prefeasibility studies,
costs related to the Miwah reclassification, preparation for Sangihe production and
working capital.
–! Second financing to fund Miwah reclassification and heap leach operation at
Sangihe.
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Contact Information
East Asia Minerals Corporation

905 W. Pender St., Suite 210
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1L6
T: +1-604-684-2183
F: +1-604-357-1987
Corporate Communications:
Mark Sommer
E: sommer@eastasiaminerals.com
T: +1-604-684-2183
Main Corporate Contact:

Terry Filbert
CEO & Chairman
E: tfilbert@eastasiaminerals.com
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Precious Metals and Gold Exploration and

Building a World Class Junior Gold Producer

10th Largest Producer of Gold Worldwide

The Grasberg Mine is the largest gold mine and

Near-term, low cost production potential

Sangihe – Mineral Resource Summary

Resource open along strike and at depth

Sangihe Project Oxide Resources at 0.25 g/t Au cut-off

Sangihe Project Sulphide Resources at 1.00 g/t Au cut-off

Sangihe Project Total Resources

Sangihe – Contract of Work (CoW) Tenure Location

Near-term, low cost production

Sangihe – CoW Tenure Block A

The Sangihe Contract of Work (CoW)

Sangihe – Project Photos

Sumatra & West Java – Mineral Deposits

An Emerging World Class Gold Province

3.14Moz Resource with Exploration Upside

•! IUP s were introduced in 2009:

Miwah – Project Photos

Miwah – Mineral Resource Summary

Resource open along strike, across width and at depth.

Miwah Main Zone

Indicated 0.20 4,900 1.34 3.71 210 560

Inferred 0.20 99,100 0.92 2.63 2,930 8,380

Oxide 0.20 1,900 0.50 1.35 30 80

Partial Oxide 0.20 75,900 0.98 2.76 2,390 6,740

Fresh 0.20 26,100 0.85 2.56 700 2,110

Total 0.20 103,900 0.94 2.68 3,140 8,960

Miwah – Mineral Resource Summary

Significant potential to increase resource

Miwah – Location & Geology

Miwah – Drill Hole Location Map

Miwah – Drill Hole Location Map

Section Slice 197675mE

Miwah – Mineralisation Blocks

Miwah – Mineralisation Cross Section Looking West

Miwah – Exploration Upside

Priority on exploring other zones

Management and Directors

Experienced management and board of business professionals

Management Team in Indonesia

Experienced team of mining professionals

Capital Structure & Financial Plan

As of Aug 31, 2017

Shares Outstanding 53,787,612

East Asia Minerals Corporation

Main Corporate Contact:

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