www.riverstoneresources.com
TSXV: RVS Frankfurt: 3RV
2008.06.10
This presentation may contain “forward-looking information” within the meaning of Canadian securities acts
or “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
of the United States . 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, the geology, grade and continuity of mineral deposits, the possibility that
future exploration, development results will not be consistent with the Company’s expectations, accidents,
equipment breakdowns, title matters and surface access, labour disputes, the potential for delays in
exploration activities, the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, commodity price fluctuations,
currency fluctuations, failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis and other risks and
uncertainties, including those described under Risk Factors in each management discussion and analysis.
In addition, forward-looking information is based on various assumptions including, without limitation, the
expectations and beliefs of management, the assumed long term price of gold, that the Company will receive
required permits and access to surface rights, that the Company can access financing, appropriate
equipment and sufficient labour and that the political environment within Burkina Faso will continue to
support the development of environmentally safe mining projects. 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 forward-looking statements. Accordingly, readers are advised not to
place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
• Seven attractive gold projects in Burkina Faso, West Africa
• Stable political climate with investor-friendly Mining Code
• Financing at $0.60 and option rights granted to Teck Cominco
• Karma project
- current 43-101 total resource of 550,000 ounces gold
- target of 1.25 million oz of gold in 2008*
- potential for near-term, low cost gold production*
• Ligidi project
- extensive geochemical soils and rock boulder anomalies
- boulders sampled averaged 2.33 g/t gold within a 1 g/t gold contour
* This estimate is based on the potential for gold resources in all categories of some 20 to 25 million tonnes containing an estimated average of 1.5 g/t
gold which in turn is based on a reasonable projection of the results to date from drilling the mineralized zones on the Goulagou, Kao and Rambo permits
and from the existing NI 43-101 resource estimates for the Goulagou deposits. The figures are intended to provide an indication of management’s
expectations and are conceptual in nature. To date, insufficient exploration has been undertaken to define this size of mineral resource and therefore it is
uncertain whether the target will be delineated as a mineral resource or whether production will ensue.
• Other projects
Yaramoko, Bissa East, Bissa West, Solna and Tao
- all located in greenstone belts with encouraging exploration
results to date
• 2008 drill programs underway to expand current gold resource and
test other targets at Karma and Ligidi
• Listed TSX Venture Exchange – RVS and quoted Frankfurt – 3RV
• Recent share price ~ C$0.40
• Current market capitalization (fully diluted) ~ C$25.5 million
Michael D. McInnis, P.Eng  Director, President & CEO
Over 35 years of experience in exploration and management, track record with high quality
mineral projects
James Robertson, P.Eng  Director
Over 35 years of experience, past Director of Primary Metals before takeover by Sojitz Corp.
Alvin Jackson, P.Geo  Director
International experience, past President and COO of EuroZinc Mining
Rick Bailes, P.Eng  Director
Over 30 years in mining, currently also President and CEO of Canadian Gold Hunter
Gregory Isenor, P.Geo  Director
Past CEO of Jilbey Gold before its takeover by High River Gold
Paul G. Anderson, P. Geo  Exploration Manager
International experience, previously in Burkina Faso with Channel Resources in 1990’s
Burkina Faso is located in West
Africa between Ghana to the
south and Mali to the north
Burkina Faso Facts
• Located between Ghana and Mali, with similar geology and
Birimian Greenstone belts, geologically rich
• Area of 274,000 km² and population of 14 million
• Stable political government with attractive Mining Code and
tax incentives
• Good road network and communications systems
• Under-explored but mining interest and activity is rapidly
increasing
• Four new gold mines operating in 2008
Selected Gold Deposits
Ghana
Obuasi (42M oz)
Bibiani (5M oz)
Obotan (2.8M oz)
Mali
Sadiola (14M oz)
Morila (5.9M oz)
Syama (5.2M oz)
Yatela (4.4M oz)
Loulo (4.0M oz)
Burkina Faso
Essakane (5.2M oz)
Taparko (1.5M oz)
Mana (1.2M oz)
Youga (1.5M oz)
Inata/Belahoure (1.7M oz)
Burkina Faso is under-explored yet has excellent
geology and several recent gold discoveries
Riverstone
Gold Projects
Karma
Goulagou, Kao, Rambo,
Rounga permits
Ligidi
Yaramoko
Bissa East
Tangapella, Sébila,
Biliga, Malgtaba permits
Bissa West
Bissiga, Pella,
Bouboulou permits
Solna
New Gold Mines - 2008
Solna, Teyango,
Taparko/Bouroum (1.5M oz) (High River Gold)
Youga (1.5M oz) (Etruscan)
Yantera permits
Mana (1.2M oz) (Semafo)
Kalsaka (0.7M oz) (Cluff Gold)
Tao
Other Deposits
Bissa Hill (1.5M oz) (High River Gold)
Inata/Belahoure (1.7M oz gold)
(Goldbelt/Wega)
Essakane (5.2M oz) (Orezone)
Sega (0.6M oz) (Orezone)
Rounga
Goulagou
Karma Project
Rambo
Riverstone
Projec tion : UTM Zone 30 N
Goulagou Deposit
Kao
Orezone
Sega Deposit
Cluff Mining
Kalsaka Deposit
Gold Deposits
Simplified Geology
General Permits
Mine
Sedimentary
Riverstone Permits
Resource
Plutonic
Permits of Interest
0
Burkina Faso
10
km
Bissa
West Project
Volcanic Sediment
• The Karma Project
includes the Kao,
Goulagou, Rambo
and Rounga
permits
• 6 km long soils
anomaly identified
at Kao
• RAB drilling at
the south end was
followed up with
RC grid drilling
• Discovery of Kao
Main Zone
Kao Permit
• Mineralized area
at Kao Main Zone
~ 800m by 400m
• Open to north
and northwest
and to depth at
southeast
• Over 140 holes
drilled to max
depth of 85m
• Further drilling
in 2008
• Mineralized zone
at Kao is nearsurface and
shallow dipping
• Mineralization
continues to north
and northwest
• At Goulagou
previous work
identified gold
resources at GG1
and GG2
• Permits acquired
under an option
to purchase
• Goulagou
resources are
nearby to Kao
Main Zone and
Rambo
Kao Permit
Results of recent
drilling to test known
mineralized zones
and depth of
mineralization
included:
• 60m of 2.45 g/t gold
• 26m of 3.34 g/t gold
• 28m of 4.21 g/t gold
• 22m of 2.89 g/t gold
• 50m of 2.24 g/t gold
• 84m of 2.00 g/t gold
GOULAGOU MINERAL RESOURCE
ESTIMATE*
(Calculated at $480/oz gold price)
Category
Tonnage (Mt)
Grade
Gold (ozs)
Measured
-
-
-
Indicated
5.123
1.70
280,000
Inferred
5.649
1.49
270,000
* From a January, 2007 Report by SRK Consulting prepared under the
Guidelines of National Instrument 43-101.
Kao Permit
ZORGHO
Orezone
KOUPELA
Bomboré Deposit
Projec tion : UTM Zone 30 N
Liguidi Malguem
Ligidi Project
TENKODOGO
Gold Deposits
Simplified Geology
General Permits
Mine
Sedimentary
Riverstone Permits
Resource
Plutonic
Permits of Interest
MANGA
Burkina Faso
0
8
km
Volcanic Sediment
Major Faults
• Permit area of
225 km2
• Several artisanal
workings evident
• Geochem soils
survey undertaken
within boundary
shown
• Teck Cominco has
rights to an option
to earn 51%
interest by making
expenditures of $8
million
• Soils anomaly is
almost 13 km long
with 3 main areas
- Wayalguin
- Three Hills
- Dassoui
• A rock boulder field
covers a large
area at Three Hills
(yellow inset)
• Grid sampling of
rock boulders
identified 4
significant
anomalies within a
1 g/t gold contour
• Rock samples
averaged 2.33 g/t
gold within the
contour
• The largest
anomaly “A” is 1km
long averaging
300m in width
• 1st Half 2008
• Karma
– Infill RC Drilling at Goulagou 
– Step out RC Drilling at Goulagou 
– Step out RC Drilling at Kao 
– RAB Drilling at Rambo 
– Follow-up RC Drilling at Rambo
– Initiate New Resource Calculation
• Ligidi
– RAB Drilling program
– Follow-up RC Drilling
2008 RESOURCE TARGET AT KARMA
Present
43-101 Gold Resource
Goal
(oz gold all categories)
(oz gold all categories)
550,000
650,000
Kao
0
400,000
Rambo
0
200,000
Goulagou
2008 Resource Target
1,250,000
This estimate is based on the potential for gold resources in all categories of some 20 to 25 million tonnes containing an estimated average of 1.5
g/t gold which in turn is based on a reasonable projection of the results to date from drilling the mineralized zones on the Goulagou, Kao and
Rambo permits and from the existing NI 43-101 resource estimates for the Goulagou deposits. The figures are intended to provide an indication of
management’s expectations and are conceptual in nature. To date, insufficient exploration has been undertaken to define this size of mineral
resource and therefore it is uncertain whether the target will be delineated as a mineral resource.
Share Structure
Issued and outstanding
47,531,342
Warrants
10,085,366
Options
6,125,000
Fully diluted
63,741,708
Recent share price
C$0.40
Market Capitalization (F/D)
$25.5 million
Riverstone Resources Inc.
906 – 595 Howe Street
Vancouver BC Canada V6C 2T5
Tel: 604 801 5020
Fax: 604 801 6075
info@riverstoneresources.com
www.riverstoneresources.com
Investor Relations
Ascenta Capital Partners Inc.
Trent Dahl: 604 684 4743 ext. 228
trent@ascentacapital.com
Plation Capital AG
Tel: +41 41 766 3 766
riverstone@plationcapital.com
www.riverstoneresources.com
TSXV: RVS Frankfurt: 3RV