INVESTOR PRESENTATIONMARCH 2019 | CSE: RISE | OTC: RYES

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Cautionary StatementsD i s c l o s u r e s & F o r w a r d L o o k i n g S t a t e m e n t s

This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as “plan”, “expect”, “project”, “intend”, “believe”, “anticipate”, “estimate” and other similar words or statements that certain events or conditions “may” or “will” occur.

Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, there can be no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions related to certain factors including, without limitation, obtaining all necessary approvals, expenditure and financing requirements, title matters, operating hazards, metal prices, political and economic factors, competitive factors, general economic conditions, relationships with vendors and strategic partners, governmental regulation and supervision, seasonality, technological change, industry practices, and one-time events that may cause actual results, performance or developments to differ materially from those contained in the forward-looking statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and information contained in this release. Rise undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements or information except as required by law.

This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities in the United States. The securities referenced herein have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “U.S. Securities Act”), or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the United States except in compliance with one or more exemptions from the registration requirements of the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws.

The Company cautions that mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. Rise Gold Corp. has not established mineral reserves supported by a NI43-101 compliant technical report and feasibility study. The Company cautions readers that production may not be economically feasible. Rise Gold Corp. has not verified the historical mineral resources estimated for the Idaho-Maryland property. Rise is not treating these historical mineral estimates as current mineral resources and the historical mineral resources should not be relied on.

Mr. Benjamin Mossman P.Eng, CEO of Rise Gold Corp. is the qualified person who reviewed and approved the contents of this presentation.2

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Idaho-Maryland Gold Project

Idaho-Maryland Gold Project “I-M Mine”Grass Valley, Nevada County, California USA

• Past Producer (100% ownership) • Produced ~2,414,000 oz gold*• Average historic head grade of 17 gpt*• Production of ~129,000 oz per year in 1940**• All major veins open for exploration at depth

• Private Land• ~2800 Acres of Private Mineral Rights• 100% Ownership• 175 Acres Industrial Surface Land• No Royalties

CALIFORNIAUSA = Rule of LawPrivate Land Mild ClimateYear Round DrillingHighway Access

Idaho-Maryland | City of Grass Valley | Nevada County | California | USA

*Details of historic production disclosure in Rise press release dated April 4th 2017 and available at www.sedar.com**US Bureau of Mines. Mineral Yearbook 1941 (1942). Pg.252

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Demonstrate continuation of Brunswick gold veinsRelatively shallow mineralization below historic mineNumerous drill intersections by Rise Gold in 2018:12.2 gpt Au / 14.9 m 8.0 gpt Au / 4.1 m 7.9 gpt Au / 4.4 m 22.4 gpt Au / 5.2 m 4.9 gpt Au / 9.0 m

Demonstrate continuation of gold mineralization to depthOrogenic gold deposit. No change in gold mineralization to depth historicallyDeep drill hole, B-18-05, intersected gold mineralization over 1 km below historic mine:

23.7 gpt Au / 4.5 m (including 230 gpt / 0.47 m), 10.9 gpt Au / 2.9 m (including 61 gpt / 0.49 m)

Demonstrate ability to intercept bonanza gold in quartzRecent drillhole I-18-10 in the 52 Vein area in December 2018:

149 gpt Au / 6.8 m including 2190 gpt Au / 0.47 m (64 oz per ton gold over 1.5 ft)Drillhole shows abundant visible gold in quartz

Demonstrate continuation of Idaho gold veinsHistorically the most productive and highest grade gold veins in the Idaho-Maryland mineRecent drillhole I-18-13A in the Idaho #1 Vein area in March 2019:

90 gpt Au / 4.3 m including 458 gpt Au / 0.81 m (13.4 oz per ton gold over 2.7 ft)

Exploration Strategy Milestones and Catalysts

*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com

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Production Mill Head Gradeoz gold oz/ton gpt

Union Hill 36,000 1.21 41.5Brunswick 757,000 0.27 9.1Total 793,000 0.27 9.3

Historic Production High grade past producing gold mine

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Production Mill Head Gradeoz gold oz/ton gpt

1 Vein 935,000 1.12 38.63 Vein 686,000 0.60 20.4Total 1,621,000 0.83 28.4

IDAHO MINE BRUNSWICK MINE

IDAHO MARYLAND MINETotal Production2,414,000 oz gold

Average mill head grade0.50 oz/ton (17.1 gpt)

*Details of historic production disclosure in Rise press release dated April 4th 2017 and available at www.sedar.com

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I-M was NOT “Mined Out”

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War Effort Closed I-M Mine US Government forced all US gold mines in the USA to close in 1942 during WWII. I-M was the second largest lode gold mine in the entire USA in 1940 producing 129,000 oz gold / year. I-M had completed a major capital expansion to double production just before shutdown.

Forced Shutdown devastated the I-M and American Gold Mining I-M lost access to its highest grade reserves in the Idaho Mine due to lack of maintenance. CEO had a stroke during the war and was incapacitated. High cost inflation and a fixed gold price of $35 through 1971 depressed gold mining profitability.

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Grade The average historic mill head grade is comparable to today’s highest grade major gold mines.

ContinuityThe largest vein ,Idaho #1, produced 935,000 oz gold at +1 oz per ton mill head grade (after mining dilution).

Size 2.4 million oz of historic gold production. Once the 2nd largest lode gold mine in the entire USA.

Metallurgy Free milling ore. Historic recovery of 96% with coarse grind (~190 micron). Simple mineral processing.

Environmental Historic tailings are non-acid generating with very low metals content.

Ground conditionsCompetent and strong rocks encountered throughout deposit in drilling to date. Low groundwater inflow into mine.

InfrastructureExisting vertical production shaft down to 3,400 foot (1,000 m) depth and numerous mine levels.

LocationUnited States. Major road, water, and power on large Industrial zoned property. 80 miles from Nevada State border.

Idaho-Maryland A superior gold exploration project

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Private Land– Mining is an Allowed Use in local zoning code No permits required for exploration drilling from surface Underground exploration and mining is an allowed use in Zoning regulations subject to a Use Permit. Nevada County is lead agency for future mine permitting, NOT California State. No permitting through US BLM or US Forest Service.

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Nevada County – California

Recent Mining Permits granted in Nevada County Blue Lead Open Pit Gold Mine – Permitted in 2015 (8 miles from Idaho-Maryland) Newmont’s North Star Mine Water Discharge – Permitted in 2016 (Adjacent to Idaho-Maryland) Hansen Greenhorn in-stream gravel mine expansion – Permitted in 2017 (4 miles from Idaho-Maryland)

EXPLORATIONSURFACE DRILLING PROGRAM

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HISTORY OF EPIC DISCOVERY AT IDAHO-MARYLAND

IDAHO Vein – 4.5 ft of excellent ore (5.7 oz gold per ton) IDAHO Mineralized Diabase – 36 ft (11 m) wide stope

The PRIZE Idaho style bonanza grade gold-quartz veins

Glenn Waterman, Geologist at Idaho-Maryland from 1934-1947 “The production statistics for the Idaho ore are quite misleading. All the muck from stoping plus development and crosscut waste that couldn’t be easily dumped into a nearby stope was put in the ore chutes. Thus I would guess that the in place vein grade, on average, was at least two to three time production grade. I suspect the in-place grade of the 3-6 foot #5 Vein averaged 5-10 oz gold per ton and the #3 Vein in the upper levels probably averaged 5 oz gold per ton.”Source: Glenn Waterman, SEG, P.Eng. (1997). “The Idaho-Maryland Mine – unpublished report.”

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AR-250 DEEP HOLE RIG

One of the most powerful core drills on the market

HQ to 2050 m, NQ to 2745 m

Expert RISE crew

High production – Low cost

Larger core size possible at depth

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RISE OWNED DRILL RIG WITH COMPANY CREW

Drilling RISE GOLD drill rig and crew

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IDAHO #1 VEIN935,000 oz gold produced39 gpt gold head grade

BRUNSWICK VEINS793,000 oz gold produced9 gpt gold head grade

3 VEIN SYSTEM686,000 oz gold produced20 gpt gold head grade

*Details of historic production disclosure in Rise press release dated April 4th 2017 and available at www.sedar.com

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PLANVIEWI2400L

RISE DRILL HOLESShown in blue

BRUNSWICK SHAFT

B3280 LEVELLowest level in mine

I-52 VEINRecent intercept

149 gpt Au / 6.8 m

Geology Plan view showing geology and major gold veins

I-1 VEINRecent intercept90 gpt Au / 4.3 m

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Geology Isometric view showing Idaho Vein system and drill intercepts

I2400L WestFinal level of mining

Shutdown in mineralizationNumerous channel samples

Including;481 gpt / 1.2 m142 gpt /2.5 m

21 gpt / 4.2 m

I2400L EastFinal level of mining

Shutdown in mineralization

I-18-113.6 gpt / 2.47 m

100 m wide zone of alteration averaging

1.5 gpt gold

I-18-135.5 gpt / 5.12 m

I-18-13A90.4 gpt / 4.27 m

Includes458.0 gpt / 0.81 m(13.4 opt / 2.7 ft)

40 m wide zone of alteration averaging

1.5 gpt gold

I-18-12Hole Deviated from target

IDAHO #1 VEIN935,000 oz gold produced

39 gpt gold head grade3 VEIN SYSTEM

686,000 oz gold produced20 gpt gold head grade

ISOMETRIC – LOOKS NW

*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com

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Geology Isometric view showing 52 Vein area and drill intercepts

I-18-103.2 gpt / 6.4 m &

97.3 gpt / 0.5 m &149 gpt / 6.8 m

Includes 2190 gpt / 0.47 m

(64 opt / 1.5’)

I-18-1119.2 gpt / 2.88 m &15.4 gpt / 1.63 m &3.9 gpt / 6.42 m &

5.4 gpt / 1.75 m

I-18-122.6 gpt / 9.98 m

52 Vein Area B3280 Level

New BrunswickShaft

ISOMETRIC – LOOKS NW

*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com

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Geology Isometric view showing Brunswick Veins and drill intercept highlights

B40 Vn22.4 gpt / 5.2 m

IB30 Vn23.7 gpt / 4.5 m

IB50 Vn10.9 gpt / 2.9 m

B1 Vn12.2 gpt / 14.9 m

B41 Vn4.9 gpt / 9.0 m

B116 Vn7.9 gpt / 4.4 m

B32 Vn8.0 gpt / 4.1 m

? Vn4.5 gpt / 15.2 m

BRUNSWICK VEINS793,000 oz gold

produced9 gpt gold head grade

ISOMETRIC – LOOKS NW

*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com

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*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com

B40 Vn22.4 gpt / 5.2 m

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IB30 Vn23.7 gpt / 4.5 m

IB50 Vn10.9 gpt / 2.9 m

B1 Vn12.2 gpt / 14.9 m

52 Vn149 gpt / 6.8 m

Includes 2190 gpt / 0.47 m

(64 opt / 1.5’)

B41 Vn4.9 gpt / 9.0 m

B116 Vn7.9 gpt / 4.4 m

B32 Vn8.0 gpt / 4.1 m

Rise Drill Results Longsection showing recent drill intercepts

Idaho #1 Vn90.4 gpt / 4.3 m

Includes 458 gpt / 0.81 m

(13 opt / 2.7’)

LONG SECTION – LOOKS NE

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*Details of drill results in Rise press releases and available at www.sedar.com. True widths cannot be estimated for some intervals.

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Rise Drill Results Table of Drill Results released to March 19th 2019

B-17-01 2096.10 2145.00 638.89 653.80 12.2 14.90 7.8 B1 Including 2112.00 2121.00 643.74 646.48 62.7 2.74 B1 Center Including 2116.00 2118.00 644.96 645.57 266.0 0.61B-17-01 3647.00 3697.00 1111.61 1126.85 4.5 15.24 ? ? Including 3648.50 3653.50 1112.06 1113.59 40.6 1.52B-18-02 1897.70 1912.00 578.42 582.78 7.9 4.36 1.0 - 3.4 B116 or B1B-18-03 1695.00 1701.50 516.64 518.62 6.0 1.98 1.7 B1 EastB-18-04 1696.00 1709.20 516.94 520.96 8.0 4.02 3.0 B32 Including 1696.00 1699.50 516.94 518.01 23.0 1.07B-18-04 2051.40 2060.50 625.27 628.04 4.0 2.77 2.1 B10 HWB-18-04 2090.00 2100.00 637.03 640.08 4.4 3.05 2.3 B10 FWB-18-04 2335.70 2346.50 711.92 715.21 5.1 3.29 1.8 B18B-18-05 2191.20 2202.70 667.88 671.38 5.9 3.51 2.0 B10 HW Including 2199.20 2202.70 670.32 671.38 13.0 1.07B-18-05 2240.50 2265.00 682.90 690.37 2.4 7.47 4.1 B10 FWB-18-05 2455.00 2505.20 748.28 763.58 2.6 15.30 11.0 B41B-18-05 2951.40 2970.90 899.59 905.53 2.5 5.94 3.4 B39B-18-05 3209.00 3226.00 978.10 983.28 22.4 5.18 2.6 B40 Including 3209.00 3213.00 978.10 979.32 93.2 1.22B-18-05 5217.00 5231.50 1590.14 1594.56 23.7 4.42 3.2 IB30 Including 5228.30 5229.70 1593.59 1594.01 230.0 0.43B-18-05 6192.50 6202.20 1887.47 1890.43 10.9 2.96 2.0 IB50 Including 6198.70 6200.30 1889.36 1889.85 61.0 0.49B-18-06 2240.00 2259.00 682.75 688.54 2.6 5.79 4.1 B10

Hole From (ft) To (ft) From (m) To (m) Gold (gpt)Intercept Length

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(m) Vein

B-18-06 2514.90 2544.30 766.54 775.50 4.9 8.96 8.2 B41B-18-07 2406.00 2416.00 733.35 736.40 3.0 3.05 2.4 B6B-18-07 2449.10 2461.10 746.49 750.14 4.0 3.66 2.8 B10 HWB-18-07 2483.50 2496.00 756.97 760.78 1.9 3.81 5.4 B10 FWZ-18-08 Z-18-09 1016.00 1038.00 309.68 316.38 3.3 6.71 ? ZebraI-18-10 561.30 572.85 171.08 174.60 4.7 3.52 ? ZebraI-18-10 3143.10 3168.00 958.02 965.61 1.8 7.59 ? 52 HWI-18-10 3168.00 3189.00 965.61 972.01 3.2 6.40 ? 52I-18-10 3208.60 3210.10 977.98 978.44 97.3 0.46 ? 52 FWI-18-10 3240.70 3263.05 987.77 994.58 149.3 6.81 ? 52 FW Including 3259.25 3260.75 993.42 993.88 2190.0 0.46I-18-11 850.25 859.70 259.16 262.04 8.5 2.88 ? ? Including 261.14 262.04 79.60 79.87 18.8 0.27 ? ?I-18-11 3200.45 3204.40 975.50 976.70 19.2 1.20 ? ?I-18-11 3255.40 3260.75 992.25 993.88 15.4 1.63 ? ? Including 3256.90 3258.60 992.70 993.22 35.6 0.52I-18-11 3432.30 3453.35 1046.17 1052.58 3.9 6.42 ? 52I-18-11 3747.80 3753.55 1142.33 1144.08 5.4 1.75 ? ?I-18-11 4533.65 4541.75 1381.86 1384.33 3.6 2.47 ? I1 I-18-12 3118.45 3151.20 950.50 960.49 2.6 9.98 ? 52I-19-13 3307.00 3323.80 1007.97 1013.09 5.5 5.12 ? I1 or I2I-19-13A 3298.25 3312.25 1005.31 1009.57 90.4 4.27 ? I1 or I2 Including 3309.60 3312.25 1008.77 1009.57 458.0 0.81

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No Significant Intercepts

PROPERTY LAND HOLDINGS & INFRASTRUCTURE

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MILL SITEM1 Industrial Zoning

Future Surface Facilities82 Acres

100% OwnedClay lined pond

Power – Highway

BRUNSWICK SITEM1 Industrial Zoning

New Brunswick Mine Shaft37 Acres

100% Owned

IDAHO SITEM1 Industrial Zoning

Future Industrial Park56 Acres

100% Owned

MINERAL LANDFee Simple Private

OwnershipBelow 200 feet from surface

(No surface rights)2800 Acres

100% Owned

BRUNSWICK SHAFTVertical shaft

1 km deep

Land Holdings US$3.9M invested in land holdings

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Mill Site Overlay with historic airphoto

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TURN-KEY SITE FOR FUTURE MINE INFRASTRUCTURE

MILL SITE

Major commercial sawmill until 1991

Zone M1 – Light Industrial – 82 acres

Large leveled areas. Partially paved

Adjacent to New Brunswick Shaft

Existing clay lined settling pond. Constructed in 1990. Designed by Professional Engineer

High voltage 12kV power service

High capacity road (Brunswick Road)

Mill SitePhoto from 1991

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EXISTING VERTICAL SHAFT 3 compartment vertical shaft to 3400 ft depth (~1km) Designed to hoist ~75 tons/hour (6 ton skips at 1250 fpm)

A VALUABLE ASSET Shaft timber has been submerged in water since mine closure Submerged timbers prevent rot as there is no oxygen Submersible ROV shows shaft in good condition

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New Brunswick Shaft

CORPORATE SUMMARYBUILDING SHAREHOLDER WEALTH

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Rise Gold Corp Management & Directors

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Benjamin MossmanPresident, Director and CEOAn accomplished leader and highly skilled engineer. Experience at eight producing underground mines with production rates ranging from 250 tpd to 3,000 tpd. Underground mining engineer at Miramar Con & Giant gold mines in Yellowknife NWT, Boliden Myra Falls zinc mine and Cantung Tungsten Mine. Senior and Chief Engineer for construction of DeBeers Snap Lake diamond mine and Alexco Bellekeno silver mine. Explored, permitted, financed, constructed, and operated profitable gold mine and mill as CEO of Banks Island Gold.

Richard LippothMine geologistA highly experienced Geologist with 40 years of gold mining and exploration experience in the United States including Echo Bay Mines, Kennecott, Gwalia, and Alexco Resources.Thomas VehrsDirector A highly regarded and experienced Geologist with over 40 years of experience in the Americas. Recently retired as Vice President Exploration for Fortuna Silver Mines. Mr. Vehrs has managed numerous exploration programs resulting in the discovery and delineation of major copper, gold, and silver deposits.

John AndersonDirector An experienced financier with over 20 years of experience in the capital markets. He was a founder and Financier of many start-up companies with experience on the TSX, NYSE, NASDAQ , London AIM and Swiss Stock Exchange.

John ProustDirector Mr. Proust has extensive experience in corporate governance and has directed and advised public and private companies regarding debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring since 1986. Mr. Proust is currently Chairman and CEO of Southern Arc Minerals Inc.

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Rise Gold Corp Technical Advisors

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Bob GallagherTechnical AdvisorMineral Engineer with 40 years of experience in the mining industry. Currently Mr. Gallagher is a director for Yamana Gold Inc., Japan Gold Corp., Southern Arc Minerals Inc., Capstone Mining Corp., and BC Hydro. Most recently, he held the position of President and Chief Executive Officer at New Gold Inc. Previously, Mr. Gallagher held increasingly senior management roles at Newmont Mining Corporation over a seven-year period.Mike AndrewsTechnical AdvisorGeologist with more than 30 years of research and mining industry experience in gold, copper, coal and iron. He holds an honours degree inGeology from the University of Reading, and a doctorate in exploration geochemistry from the University of Wales. Dr. Andrews is currentlyPresident & COO and a director of Southern Arc Minerals Inc., President & COO and a director of Japan Gold Corp., a Non-Executive Director ofTethyan Resources plc and a director of Q Investments Ltd. He was a founding director of Kingsrose Mining Limited and played an instrumentalrole in the discovery, exploration, feasibility and development of its Way Linggo Gold Mine in Indonesia.

John CarlileTechnical AdvisorGeologist with more than 35 years of experience in the resource industry. Mr. Carlile has held senior executive and director positions with both major and junior resource companies, including President of Indonesian and Philippines subsidiaries of Newcrest Mining Limited. As a geologist, Mr. Carlile has a proven track record of mineral discovery and business building in Asia, most notably as Exploration Manager, Asia for Newcrest Mining Limited when it discovered its Gosowong mine. Mr. Carlile has served on the boards of several resource companies, and currently holds the position of director of Southern Arc Minerals Inc., Equator Gold Ltd. and Arc Exploration Limited. Alan EdwardsTechnical AdvisorExecutive and Mining Engineer with over 35 years of experience. Experience includes: Senior Vice Present Operations for Freeport Indonesia responsible for the leadership of a workforce of over 6,000 employees, V.P. Operations for Kinross Gold, Chairman of Aurico Gold culminating in US$1.5 billion merger with Alamos Gold.

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Rise Gold Corp Financial Snapshot – March 18th 2019

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RISE SHARE STRUCTURE

Shares Issued & Outstanding 164,265,000

OPTIONS 14,510,000

TOTAL WARRANTS 86,446,000

Fully Diluted 265,221,000

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RISE TRADING

52 trading range $0.16-$0.05

Recent Share Price (Mar 18) ($CDN) $0.09

Recent Market Capitalization ($CDN) $14,800,000

Avg Daily Trading volume (Past 3 months excludes OTC) 212,000 shares

RISE MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS

Yamana Gold Inc. 17%

Southern Arc Minerals Inc. 17%

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Major Past Producer – 2,414,000 oz of gold historical production

High Grade – Average past production mill head grade of 17 gpt

Prolific – Epic history of major discoveries

Secure – 100% private mineral ownership

Advanced targets with known mineralization

Drilling in progress – testing of largest & highest grade historic vein

A New Era for Idaho-Maryland

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