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Origin Gold Corporation

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CORPORATE PRESENTATION TSXV: OIC


CORPORATE PRESENTATION

REGIONAL GOLD MILLING

IN COLOMBIA

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FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENT

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Caution regarding forward-looking information:

This presentation contains forward-looking statements. The completion of the future business, operations and performance

of the Corporation discussed herein could differ materially from those expressed or implied by such statements. Such

forward-looking statements are qualified in their entirety by the inherent risks and uncertainties surrounding future

expectations, including whether the transactions contemplated herein are completed. Forward-looking statements are based

on a number of assumptions which may prove to be incorrect including the ability of the Corporation to obtain necessary

financing to complete the proposed project.

There can be no assurances that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events

could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on

forward-looking statements. The cautionary statements qualify all forward-looking statements attributable to the Corporation

and persons acting on its behalf. Unless otherwise stated, all forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this

press release and the Corporation has no obligation to update such statements except as required by law.


ORIGIN REGIONAL 150/300 tpd* GOLD MILL

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Gold mining district, Bolivar Province, Colombia

• ORIGIN completed a Study for a gold processing plant in two phases (150 and 300 tpd*) in South Bolivar – Colombia.

• Gold mined in the area since pre-colonial times.

• Gold still mined by thousands of artisan miners.

• Gold extraction by mercury amalgamation yields low recovery (40-45%) vs. 90%+ projected for ORIGIN plant.

* tonnes per day

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ARTISANAL MINING

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ARTISANAL PROCESSING

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Artisan Miners Production within 40 km Radius of Mill Site

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– Production of 300 tpd material at an average grade of 20g/t Au from the first 60 artisan mining sites already investigated.

– Additional 50 artisan mining sites pending investigation.

– Estimated total mining production of more than 500 tpd in the region.

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ARTISAN MINERS INCENTIVES TO WORK WITH ORIGIN

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• Artisan miners revenue would increase by 27%

at actual production rate

• Artisan miners production could increase by an

additional 30% as no time is spent on processing

• Better gold recovery with ORIGIN

• Elimination of the illegal use of mercury

• Artisan miners will operate legally and will be

entitled to Social Security

• Better and safer mining practices.


LOCAL PARTNERS

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• ORIGIN ACQUIRED 50% INTEREST IN LA

PANTERA GOLD CONCESSION FROM MINING

SOLUTIONS, OWNER OF MORE THAN 30

CONCESSIONS IN COLOMBIA, MAINLY IN

BOLIVAR SOUTH .

Mineral purchase agreements with

• Los MATES

• LACC Minerals

• FALCON Solucion


INFRASTRUCTURE

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ACCESS-WATER-POWER-MANPOWER-SECURITY

3 phases

power line

(13.5 KV) near

Pueblo Mejia

River North of

Pueblo Mejia

• Many access roads in the area.

• Water is abundant from rivers and

aquifers

• High voltage power available in the

area

• Abundant mining and processing

workforce

• Calm and secure area with presence

of Police and Army

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PRODUCTION OF GREEN GOLD

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• The mill will use state of the art technology according to

metallurgical tests, flow sheet and plant design.

• Abiding by the strict environmental norms of the World

Bank.

• Minimum consumption of chemical

by using gravimetric concentration.

• Recycling of all water used in the process.

• No risk of tailings spills by opting for dry tailings.

• ORIGIN would produce “Green Gold”

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Origin Gold Corporation MILL OPERATION PARAMETERS

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• Mill capacity : 150/300 tpd

• Gold recovery: 90%

• Gold grade of feed: 20.7g/t Au

• Gold price: US$1,200

• CAPEX: US$ 6.6M/10.4M

• Operating cost: US$830/819/oz Au

• EBITDA: US$ 12.7M/26.2M

• Annual Production: 31,400/62,900 oz of Green Gold

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PROJECT ECONOMICS

for Phase I and II (150 t/d - 300 t/d)

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@ 150 t/d @ 300 t/d

Production Capacity t/year 52,500 105,000

Revenues

Gold Grade g/t 20,7 20.7

Recovery % 90% 90%

Gold Production oz 31,446 62,892

Gold Revenues USD 37,735,020 75,478,457

Silver Grade g/t 166 166

Recovery % 27% 27%

Silver Production oz 75,652 151,305

Silver Revenues USD 1,134,785 2,269,823

Total revenues USD 38,869,805 77,748,280

Production costs

Operation costs USD 2,989,440 4,980,150

Administration costs Montreal USD 900,000 1,200,000

Administration costs Colombia USD 650,000 870,000

Ore costs USD 21,577,130 44,478,399

Total Production Costs USD 26,116,570 51,528,549

Profit before income tax USD 12,753,235 26,219,730

Income tax 33% 4,208,570 8,652,511

Net Profit before depreciation and interests USD 8,544,665 17,567,219

Typical Year of Mill Production

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Origin Gold Corporation SENSITIVITY FOR PROCESSING PLANT PHASE I

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Ore Feed (150t/d)

Gold price US$1200

CAPEX US$6.6M

Gold Grade 20.7g/t

OPEX US$4.5M

Origin Gold Corporation PROJECT CAPITAL COST

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Plant USD USD USD

Equipment Cost 1.680.409 903.757 2.584.166

Civil 360.500 156.333 516.833

Installation 640.751 134.499 775.250

Electrical 540.751 234.499 775.250

Piping 180.251 78.166 258.417

Instrumentation 90.125 39.083 129.208

Transport 117.163 50.808 167.971

3.609.950 1.597.145 5.207.095

Infrastructure

Clean water wells 20.000 20.000

Roads improvement - 600.000 600.000

Mobile equipment 350.000 150.000 500.000

Mobile crane 250.000 250.000

Machine shop 243.950 243.950

Warehouse, office, reagent storage, washrooms, dry 83.300 83.300

Electrical power generation 553.350 317.334 870.684

Tailing pad 100.000 100.000 200.000

1.600.600 1.167.334 2.767.934

EPCM 390.532 390.532 781.064

Laboratory 150.000 207.000 357.000

540.532 597.532 1.138.064

Grand Total 5.751.082 3.362.011 9.113.093

Unforeseen, miscellaneous 814.135 491.651 1.305.786

Total CAPEX 6.565.217 3.853.662 10.418.879

Land acquisition cost 120000 0 120.000

Working Capital 1000000 0 1.000.000

CAPEX Phase II: 300t/d CAPEX

TOTAL

CAPEX Phase I: 150 t/d

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• CAPITAL COST

– Phase I (150 t/d):

US$ 6.6 million

– Phase II (300 t/d):

US$ 3.8 million


PLANT DESIGN - PLANT LAYOUT - SCHEDULE

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• All the required

equipment of

superior quality at

hand from suppliers

in Medellin,

Colombia.

• Schedule: 18 months to completion.


CONCLUSIONS:

WIN-WIN FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS

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ORIGIN • Net Profit (before depreciation and interests)

per year: – For Phase I @ 150 t/y: US$ 8.54

million

– For Phase II @ 300 t/y: US$ 17.56 million

• Payback in 1.8 years

• Production of “Green Gold”

ARTISAN MINERS AND

CONCESSION OWNERS

• Increase production and safety

• Increase profits

GOVERNMENT

• Legalisation of Artisan Miners.

• Collects its 4% NSR on Gold

production.

• Collects corporate taxes.

COMMUNITY

• Elimination of mercury.

• Cleaner environment.

• Greater standard of living.

Origin Gold Corporation CORPORATE STRUCTURE

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$Cdn

Shares issued 40,909,191

Warrants 6,385,261

Options 3,046,956

Fully diluted 50,341,408

Share price $0.10

52-week low $0.09

52-week high $0.14

Ownership (Shares issued):

Directors and officers 28% 11,467,883

Goldcorp Inc. 9% 3,478,261

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MANAGEMENT AND BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

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Rejean Gosselin, President and CEO, Director

Rejean Gosselin graduated from Laval University in 1979 with a M.Sc. in Geology. He has worked as a consulting geologist on uranium, gold and

base metals mining exploration projects in Canada, United States, and South America since 1979. For the past 35 years, Rejean acted as founder

and promoter of numerous junior mining companies exploring for different commodities in Canada, West Africa, and Mexico. Rejean is responsible for

gold and base metals discoveries in Canada and Mexico. Recent involvements include Dia Bras Exploration (now Sierra Metals) as President and

CEO from 2003 to 2008 and most recently as Chairman of the Board of Maya Gold and Silver.

Vatche Tchakmakian, CFO

Mr. Vatche Tchakmakian is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) with over 25 years of experience in the minerals industry. He is

specialized in the field of public companies and securities regulations in Canada. Mr. Tchakmakian has been an officer of several public companies in

the mineral sector having operations in Canada, and South and Central America. From 1988 to 1993, he managed audit assignments at one of the

predecessors of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, a national accounting firm, for a number of large private and public companies. Mr. Tchakmakian

received his B.S. in Public Accounting from École des Hautes Études Commerciales, Université de Montréal in 1988. He is a member of the TSXV

Advisory Committee.

Jean Depatie, Chairman of the Board, Director

Internationally recognised expert in the mining world in financing, takeovers, and mergers and acquisitions, Mr. Depatie has been at the forefront of

the mining industry for the past 45 years. He has been a director of Glamis Gold Ltd. that was sold to Goldcorp Inc., creating a $21.3-billion entity, a

past Director of Novicourt Inc. (acquired by Xstrata plc, now Glencore plc), and a past Director of Consolidated Thomson Iron Mines Ltd. (acquired by

Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. in a $4.9-billion transaction in 2011). Mr. Depatie has served many public companies at the highest levels and has been

actively involved in exploration and economic geology in Canada and abroad. Mr. Depatie holds both Bachelor of Science and Master of Science

degrees in Geology from Laval University.

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MANAGEMENT AND BOARD OF

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Pierre Colas, Director

Mr. Pierre Colas is a retired Quebec based investment banker and was Vice-President & Managing Director Investment banking at Industrielle

Alliance Securities Inc. ("IAS"). Prior to his appointment at IAS, he was First Vice-President Investment Banking at Desjardins Securities Inc.

He has successfully transacted over $5B in equity financing and participated in the initial public offering of more than 100 new companies. Mr.

Colas was a member of the Advisory Committee on the small and midcap companies for the Autorité des marchés financiers ("AMF") in

Québec and was a member of the TSX Venture Exchange Advisory Committees. Mr. Colas holds a Bachelor degree in Commerce from the

University of Concordia, Montreal.

Jacques Authier, Director

Mr. Jacques Authier is a Chartered Professional Accountant, holding a M.Sc. Comm from the University of Sherbrooke, offering consulting

services in the areas of tax planning, wealth management and corporate finance. Mr. Authier was a partner at the international accounting firm

Ernst & Young, from 1988 to 2009, where he developed extensive expertise in audit services, corporate finance and tax planning. Since then,

he has acted as financial consultant for high net worth families and he has been involved in several privately owned enterprises, as partner and

director.

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ADVISORY BOARD

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Daniel Goffaux, Technical Advisor

Daniel Goffaux, P. Eng. M.Sc. Mining and Geology, former VP Latin America for Breakwater Resources with vast experience in mining, milling and plant

construction in Canada and Latin America.

Hubert Vallée, Construction Advisor

Hubert Vallée , P Eng., formerly with Consolidated Thomson Iron Mines Ltd, in charge of the construction of the 1100M$ Bloom Lake Iron mine and mill complex.

Jean-Guy Lambert, Financial Advisor

Jean-Guy Lambert has been President and CEO of a Publicly traded Merchant Bank. He was President and CEO of an oil and gas corporation and was financial

advisor to Hydro Quebec. He has been Director and Officer of many public corporations.

Ary Fernando Pernett Marquez, Colombia Technical Advisor

Ary Pernett, Ph.D. Geology, former professional for the Colombian Mine Department and for the University of Medellin. Ary is involved in all aspects of gold mining

from exploration to production and marketing in Colombia. He has a deep understanding of the mining sector in Bolivar South and he is highly appreciated by the

artisanal mining community.

Kevin Telmer, Artisanal Gold Mining Expert

Executive director of the Artisanal Gold Council (AGC), a non-profit organization dedicated to improve the environment, economics and health of the artisanal gold

mining sector. Ph.D. Geochemistry, with extensive experience in technical, policy and business capacities in the field with miners, governments, international

institutions and industry, Kevin is a world-renowned expert on mercury use in artisanal mining.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

Qualified Person - Information in this presentation relating to the technical data has been reviewed by Pierre O’Dowd, BS.c. Geology, an independent Qualified

Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Mr O’Dowd consents to the inclusion of the information in the form and context in which it appears.

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