Nov, 2011 JUNE 2012

Disclaimer

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The technical information in this website has been prepared in accordance with the Canadian regulatory requirements set out in NI 43-101

and reviewed on behalf of the Company by Thomas A. Henricksen, PhD, a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.

Statements regarding the Company which are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements" that involve risks and uncertainties.

Such information can generally be identified by the use of forwarding-looking wording such as "may", "expect", "estimate", "anticipate",

"intend", "believe" and "continue" or the negative thereof or similar variations. Since forward-looking statements address future events

and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties such as the risk that the closing may not occur for any

reason. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements due to factors such as: (I)

the inability of the parties to consummate the definitive letter agreement; (ii) fluctuation of mineral prices; (iii) a change in market

conditions; (iv) the inability to produce the technical report for any reason whatsoever; and (v) the refusal of the Exchange to accept the

proposed transaction for any reason whatsoever. Except as required by law, the Company does not intend to update any changes to such

statements.

The historic resource was calculated in 1998 and the Company has not completed the work necessary to have the historical estimate

verified by a Qualified Person. The Company is not treating the estimate as a current NI 43-101 defined resource and the historical

estimate should not be relied upon. The Project will require considerable future exploration which the Company intends to carry out in

due course.

(1) Sulliden Annual Report filed August 12, 1998, available on www.sedar.com.

Source reference:

Company Overview

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Inca One Resources Corp. (TSX-V: IO) is a Canadian resource company focused on acquiring

and advancing properties in the South American country of Peru.

Peru, which was home to the Inca Empire, is currently the largest gold producer in South

America, hosting mines which produced up to 26 million ounces of gold. A highly mineral-rich

country, Peru is the second largest producer of silver and 2nd largest producer of copper

worldwide.

The Company’s experienced management team is committed to forming strong community

partnerships and operating in a socially responsible manner as it works to identify quality

projects. Inca One is advancing its principal asset, the Las Huaquillas Property in northern

Peru. Historically, “using more than 20 mineralized intercepts, Sulliden calculated that the Los

Socavones zone hosts a geological resource of 6.57 million tonnes grading 2.09 g/t Au and 25.2

g/t Ag.(1) In addition two copper-gold porphyry zones have been identified on the property.

(1) The historic resource was calculated in 1998 and the Company has not completed the work necessary to have the historical estimate verified by a Qualified Person.

The Company is not treating the estimate as a current NI 43-101 defined resource and the historical estimate should not be relied upon. The Project will require

considerable future exploration which the Company intends to carry out in due course.

Corporate History

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Cash - $1.8 Million (as of July 2011)

Property payments ($800,000 cash, 825,000 shares)

Corporate G&A ($500,000)

Remaining for Social and Drilling Permits ($500,000)

12 month outlook

January 2010 acquired SUB.H and consolidated 10 to 1.

April 2010 Financing of 7.5 million shares at $0.09 cents.

July 2010 acquired qualifying Uranium property in Saskatchewan, AB.

September 2010 relisted on TSX-V under Sub Capital Inc.

May 2011 Acquisition of Las Huaquillas in Peru.

June 2011 5 million units at $0.40 cents.

Acquisition Terms

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Cash and Share Payment Schedule

Option to buy

100% interest

• For 95%: US$5 million cash,

US$10 million exploration,

5 million common shares

• Optioner retains a 1% NSR

• For remaining 5%: 3 million

shares

• Expected 2 million share

bonus for resource growth

• Effective purchase price

US$9.5 million

Payee Cash(US$) Inca One shares

Exploration (US$)

The First Option – 95% of RIAL shares

Within 5 days of execution of the Letter of Agreement 4 shareholders $75,000.00 -

Within 5 days from the date in which the Letter of Agreement 4 shareholders $125,000.00 200,000

Or the Framework Agreement is approved by the TSX-V

Concurrently with the execution of the public deed formalizing the Mining Assignment Agreement

RIAL $50,000.00 -

Within 5 days from the date in which the Supreme Decree is granted and published in the Official Gazette “El Peruano”

4 shareholders $125,000.00 125,000

Within 6 months of the Effective Date 4 shareholders $125,000.00 125,000

Within 12 months of the Effective Date 4 shareholders $375,000.00 375,000

Year 1 $875,000.00 825,000

Year 2 $1,500,000.00 1,500,000

Year 3 $1,500,000.00 1,550,000

Year 4 $1,125,000.00 1,125,000

Total – the First Option $5,000,000.00 5,000,000 $10,000,000.00

The Second Option – 5% of RIAL shares

Within 15 days as of the date in which the Second Option is exercised in writing by SUB

3,000,000

Share Structure

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Market Cap. (M CAD$): $5.58

Management Ownership Interest: 43%

Share Structure (as at May 29, 2012)

Share Price (CAD$) Year: Hi - Lo

Shares Outstanding (M)

Fully diluted shares

Cash (M CAD$)

$0.69 - $0.18

22.7

28.3

$400K

Board & Management

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MANAGEMENT

Edward Kelly President & CEO

Katty Vargas, BA, MIB General Manager (Peru Office)

Nilda Rivera CFO

James L. Harris, LLB Corporate Secretary

DIRECTORS

Gunther Roehling Director

Thomas Henrickson, Ph.D, P. Geo Director

Oliver Foeste Director

Phu Van Bui, B.Sc Director

Robert McMorran Dreictor

• Serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of management experience in sales, marketing and business development

working with private and public companies as both officer & director roles

• Turn-around specialist who has rescued several private ventures in real estate & food including two under-performing

Blenz coffee franchises increasing sales by over 110% within 3 years

• More than eight years’ experience working with public companies

Board & Management

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• Over 33 years of mineral exploration experience; former Chief Geologist for Norsemont Mining Inc., initiating and

managing the exploration of the Constancia porphyry copper deposit.

• Mr.Henricksen has a PhD in Economic Geology from Oregon State University.

• 18 years’ experience working for international exploration companies such as Anglo Gold Ashanti, The Grosso Group,

Pasminco Exploration & Norsemont Mining Inc.

• Holds degree in Business Administration, Masters Degree in International Business Management and Post-Graduate

specialization in Mining and Environmental Law

• Formerly, the President & CEO of Potash One where he successfully transacted the company for $454 million to K+S Canada

• Founder & CEO of Energy Metals Corp., where he helped grow from a market capitalization of $10 million to acquisition by a

larger uranium producer for $1.8 billion

• Since 1999, has been involved in obtaining over $200 million in exploration and development financing

• A geologist/geochemist and has served in an Executive or Director capacity for several exploration and development companies

including First Quantum Minerals, First Majestic Resource Corp., Energy Metals & Lithium One

Advisory Board

• Founder & former CEO & Chairman of Norsemont Mining Inc. (TSX: NOM), which he grew from a market capitalization of $1

million to over $100 million in less than 2 years

• In past 4 years, has directly raised over $50 million in the resource and technology sectors

• Director of Sales for IP Applications Corp. responsible for increasing sales by over 500% & Director of Sales at Look

Communications (previously ID Internet Direct) which grew from a market capitalization of $20 million to $1.5 billion.

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• Professional geologist with over 33 years’ experience in mine geology and mineral exploration

• Former senior geologist with Noranda Exploration and Barrick Gold Corp. & current VP, Exploration at Southern Andes Energy

• Has spent the last 13 years in Peru and is fluent in English, French and Spanish

• Worked with Sulliden from 1996 – 1998 as Exploration Manager on Las Huaquillas project

Why Peru?

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Baseline studies on socio-economic and environmental aspects have been completed

A group of experts from IO have been building trust with project stakeholders since

the very beginning

A sustainability program is in place around the coffee business to provide benefits to

the local farmers

The company members are patient and persistent to promote effective teamwork and

behave with respect to the local culture

Coordination with governmental entities to provide permanent information on the

project evolution

Economic Considerations

Social Considerations

Peru is the world's second largest producer of silver, third largest producer of copper

and zinc, and sixth largest producer of gold

Mining provides 61% of the nation's exports

US$40 billion expected to be invested over the next decade

Peru is situated among the fastest growing economies in the world with a sustained

GDP growth of 6% for 2012 , and recorded the lowest annual average inflation in Latin

America

Peru has in place strategic trade agreements and offers a favorable legal framework

for foreign investment

Strong community relations required

Social Issues are a permanent activity for mining projects in Peru

Social programs on sustainable development will assist in gaining social licenses to

develop mining projects

Our Social Strategy

Las Huaquillas (Description and Location)

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Las Huaquillas lies within the Miocene Metallogenic Belt of

central and northern Peru, which stretches over 900 kilometres

along the western Cordillera and adjacent high plateau provinces.

This belt is host to several economic gold epithermal and

porphyry gold-copper deposits including the high-sulphidation

Yanacocha gold mine.

The property is located in the Cajamarca Department of northern

Peru, 10 kilometres south of Ecuador.

From Lima, access to the property may be gained via air or

road to Chiclayo and then via road to the town of San Ignacio.

The property is located approximately one hour by truck

from the town of San Ignacio in which telecommunication,

electricity, manpower and lodging are available. The nearest,

non-commercial airstrip is located in the town of Jaén, 100

kilometres south of San Ignacio.

Within the Las Huaquillas property three separate zones have

been Identified; the Los Socavones epithermal gold-silver zone

and the San Antonio and Cementario copper-gold porphyry

zones.

Las Huaquillas (Historic work)

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Los Socavones

San Antonio & Cementario

The discovery of Los Socavones, a gold-silver bearing zone.

"Using more than 20 mineralized intercepts, Sulliden calculated that

the Los Socavones zone hosts a geological resource of 6.57 million

tonnes grading 2.09 g/t Au and 25.2 g/t Ag.”(1) This equates to 443,000

ounces of gold and 5.3 million ounces of silver.

The historic resource has been drilled over 500 meters of a 2.2km

vein system. The historic resource has been drilled down to 200

meters at depth and averages over 20 meters in width. Mineralization

remains open at depth and along strike.

Mineral processing and metallurgical testing data are not available

for the property, however, Sulliden, in its 1997-1998 annual report

states that its “metallurgical studies indicated good results for gold

recovery”.

The San Antonio porphyry zone is located one kilometre northwest

of the Los Socavones zone and is characterized by a crescent-

shaped, strong induced polarization anomaly coinciding with a high

magnetic anomaly. However, the most striking feature is a well-

defined, 1.6 km x 1.4 km copper soil anomaly.

The Cementerio porphyry system measures approximately 1.5

kilometres in diameter and is located immediately due south of the

Los Socavones zone. It is characterized by a strong induced

polarization anomaly, producing a typical donut-shaped signature,

and a coincident low-magnetic anomaly.

Kilborn Peru S.A. Las Huaquillas Final Report April 11, 1997

Recommendations... " We must have to explore the center and to the south

of the Porvenir-Huabo Alto area to the Mora River where there is a big

fracture, we must expect at least one Socovanes more there,".

Las Huaquillas (Historic Drill Holes)

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Best Mineralized

Intercepts of the

Los Socavones Zone

Best Mineralized

Intercepts of the

San Antonio and

Cementerio Porphyry’s

Historic underground

workings (tunnels)

Las Huaquillas (Drilling Cross Sections)

Los Socavones;

historic holes 3,4,8 &13

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Las Huaquillas (Drilling Cross Sections)

Tunnels (historic work)

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- 4 levels of tunnels

- 1.1 Km total length

Tunnels (historic work) cont.

Birds-eye view

Cross-section

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Tunnels (historic work) cont.

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Las Huaquillas (Drilling Cross Sections)

San Antonio Zone;

Hole 17

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Las Huaquillas (Drilling Cross Sections)

Cementario;

Hole 4 & 18

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2012 Focus

Management is squarely focused on obtaining the Social and Drilling Permits in 2012.

Steps required to obtain the drilling permit are as follows:

1. Develop Socio-Economic Baseline Study (COMPLETE)

2. Water Studies (COMPLETE)

3. Archeological Studies (COMPLETE)

4. Development of Community Relations Plan (COMPLETE)

5. Develop Sustainability Program (COMPLETE)

6. Environmental Baseline Study (COMPLETE)

7. Estudio de Catastro (COMPLETE)

8. Develop Drilling Application (expected by Q2)

9. Provide files containing drilling application to stakeholders (expected by Q3)

10. Run Workshop (i.e. present to stakeholders) (expected by Q3)

11. Submit Drilling Application to Ministry of Energy and Mines (expected by Q3)

Strong Management with Successful Track Record in Peru

Near term objective: Obtain Social and drilling permits

Intermediate term objective: drill off resource potential

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Why Invest in Inca One?

Significant Mineralized Potential

Target to grow to 4 million ounces of gold*

*Note:

• Conceptual but believed to be realistic based on an epithermal model; given the size of the mineralizing systems and

structures (ground preparation), the demonstrated large-scale hydrothermal system(s) and the confirmed enrichment of

mineralization (as demonstrated by Los Socavones and the San Antonio and Cementario porphyry zones).

• Potential quantity in grade is conceptual and there is insufficient exploration to define a resource.

• There is significant uncertainty if further exploration will result in the delineation of a resource.

Excellent Share Structure

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Contact

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Miraflores, Lima 18 - Peru

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