TRI-RIVER VENTURES INC.
Corporate Presentation
March 2009
Corporate Briefing
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A public company listed on TSX Ventures Exchange
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Based in Vancouver, Canada
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Experienced international team
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Focused areas in China and Asia
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A portfolio of base metal and precious metal projects
Management
Y.B. IAN HE, President and Director
Mr. He holds a Ph.D. degree in mineral process engineering from the University of British Columbia. Mr. He
formerly served as President of Spur Ventures Inc., a TSX listed company, with phosphate mining and
fertilizer operations in China. Mr. He is a director of Jinshan Gold Mines, a TSX listed gold producer in China
and Jiulian Resources Inc., a TSX Ventures Exchange listed exploration company. Mr. He has 26 years'
experience in the mineral industry.
HAO SU, CFO & Vice President – Corporate Development and Director
Mr. Su has over 25 years of experiences in banking, financing and investment industry. Mr. Su is Chairman
of Beijing Haolong Investment Ltd. Mr. Su was formally a deputy bureau director at Industrial and
Commercial Bank of China, Bureau Director at Jilin International Trust and Investment Corp. Mr. Su holds a
B.A degree in international finance form Jilin Institute of Finance and Trade.
JIEMIN WU, Vice President - Exploration
Mr. Wu holds a B.Sc. degree in geological engineering from Kunming University of Science and Technology.
He has 25 years of experiences in base metal and precious metal exploration in western China. Prior to
joining Tririver Ventures, Mr. Wu served as Chief Geologist of the Third Division of China’s Armed Police
Gold Corp. and is credited with the recent discovery of one of China’s largest gold deposits in Gansu
province. The deposit has proven and probable gold resources of 8.4 million ounces. He was elected as the
prestigious State Council Expert. He has an extensive field experiences in western China’s Gansu, Tibet,
Sichuan, Yunnan provinces
MICHAEL WOODS, Corporate Secretary and Director
Mr. Woods holds a LLB degree from the University of British Columbia. He is a lawyer specializing in
securities. Mr. Woods has been practicing securities law for the past 16 years, most of which he has
involved acting for publicly listed companies. Prior to law, he engaged in various business endeavors
including managing a retail/wholesale business and acting as a broker and principal for in commodity
securities transactions. He was a director of Yangtze Telecom Corp.
Board of Directors
and Advisers
JAY CHMELAUSKAS, Director
Mr. Chmelauskas holds a B.Sc. Degree in Geological Engineering from the University of British Columbia
and an MBA from Queens University. He is currently president of Jinshan Gold Mines Inc. and has
extensive international experience as an engineer and financial analyst in the resource sector and gold
mining industry, including operating experience at one of the largest gold mines in the Asia.
Y.B. IAN HE, Director and President
HAO SU, Director and Vice President
MICHAEL WOODS, Director and Corporate Secretary
Corporate Data
SHARES LISTED:
TSX Venture Exchange NEX
Symbol TVR.H
Shares Issued: 21 million
CORPORATE BANK
Bank of Montreal
Vancouver, BC
AUDITORS:
Dale Matheson Carr-Hilton Labonte LLP
CONTACT:
Y.B. Ian He, Tel: 604.306.5867
he1987@yahoo.com
Michael Woods, Tel: 604.925.0551
Woodsco@shaw.ca
TRANSFER AGENT:
Computershare Trust Company
LEGAL COUNSEL:
Woods & Company
West Vancouver, BC
Mineral Projects
1.
Lianlong Cu/Ag/Sn project, Sichuan province
2.
Hebei Laiyuan Iron Ore project, Hebei province
3.
Hohhot Pb/Zn/Ag project, Inner Mongolia
Lianlong
Copper/Silver/Tin
Exploration Project
Project Structure
Tri-River Ventures
100%
Red Sun (BVI) Co
Chinese shareholders
95%
5%
Sichuan Longbao
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Red Sun BVI Co. has a 95% interest in the project
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Tri-River acquired 100% interest of BVI Co. for 6 million shares.
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Further exploration on a pro rata basis at 95:5 ratio
Project location
Project location
Located at prolific mineralization belt
Lianlong Cu/Ag/Sn Exploration
Project
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On the prolific Three River mineral belt, Western
Sichuan province
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Skarn type mineralization
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Three parallel, steeply dipping tabular-lenticular
bands of mineralization
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Mineralization: pyrite, pyrrhotite, cassiterite,
chalcopyrite, sphalerite and galena.
best surface trenching results:
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6.29m
2.86% Cu, 1.11% Sn,
153g/t Ag, 5.38% Pb+Zn
Zone I Outcrop of the Mineralization
as outlined by the red lines
Zone I
A cross-section of the outcrop
Zone I
Massive sulphide mineralization
from a pit
Zone I – Lianlong Cu/Sn Project
Trenching Results
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Strike raced for about 440 m long, up to 40 m wide.
Widely spaced trenching 100 meter apart
Best values: 6.29 m, 2.86%Cu, 153.6g/t Ag,
1.11%Sn & 5.38% Pb+Zn
Trench #
Width(m)
Ag(g/t)
Cu(%)
Pb+Zn(%)
Sn(%)
3.78
60.79
0.77
2.00
1.62
6.29
153.60
2.86
5.38
1.11
5.50
40.50
1.16
2.94
0.68
TC21
21.61
4.62
0.06
0.19
0.47
TC22
2.30
69.80
1.40
0.30
0.96
4.20
25.44
0.92
0.14
1.27
6.77
17.60
0.27
1.36
0.99
2.56
115.30
0.87
7.52
5.20
TC20
TC23
Zone II and Zone III
Zone III
Zone II
An exploration adit to
Zone II
Rock samples with
massive sulfide
mineraliztion taken from
an adit to Zone II
Zone II –Lianlong Cu/Sn Project
Trenching Results
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Strike 570 m long, up to 9 m wide
Best values: 1.9 m, 1.8%Cu, 244g/t Ag, 1.0%Sn
Trench #
TC01
TC10
TC11
TC12
TC13
TC14
TC33
Width(m)
Ag(g/t)
Cu(%)
Pb+Zn(%)
Sn(%)
6.30
11.29
0.19
1.05
0.37
2.47
3.06
0.06
0.84
0.67
2.67
2.33
0.02
0.30
0.26
7.44
36.68
0.58
0.92
0.53
0.29
9.00
0.03
0.14
0.50
1.28
4.61
0.12
0.12
0.35
7.04
80.72
0.43
2.21
1.36
1.90
244.00
1.80
na
1.00
0.66
27.00
0.08
na
0.39
2.09
13.36
0.15
na
0.49
0.28
342.00
0.16
na
0.16
0.66
265.00
0.17
na
0.38
3.08
22.65
0.06
na
0.24
Zone V
Zone IV
Three field geologists in
the circles
Rock sample taken from Zone IV with
massive sulfide mineraliztion
Zone III&IV- Lianlong Cu/Sn Project
trenching results
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Zone III strike 340 m, a max. width of 15 m
Zone IV irregular pod, a max. width of about
10 m.
Zone #
Trench #
Zone III
TC30
11.33
5.93
0.04
na
0.26
TC31
0.19
535.00
0.40
na
0.26
TC32
15.40
4.31
0.02
na
0.33
II
9.87
5.64
0.04
0.13
0.32
III
7.25
9.50
0.06
0.12
0.75
Zone IV
Width(m)
Ag(g/t)
Cu(%)
Pb+Zn(%)
Sn(%)
Canadian and Chinese geologists
in their field work
Nearby Cangtai Township
A major local mining operation close to Lianlong
property
Newly constructed access road right to the deposit
Lianlong Cu/Sn Project
Aug/06 NI43-101 due diligence channel sampling
results
Trench #
Sample
Ag g/t
Cu %
Zn %
Pb %
Sn %
Length (m)
TC20
6.5
59.47
1.64
5.81
0.03
0.57
Incl TC20-1
1.7
30.2
1.61
0.23
0.05
0.61
TC20-2
1.9
152
3.56
16.93
0.03
0.71
TC20-3
2.3
1.8
0.02
0.06
0.01
0.23
TC20-4
0.6
70.5
1.88
8.45
0
1.33
TC21
2.2
3.3
0.03
0.05
0.02
0.23
TC22
3.3
21.6
0.38
0.11
0.02
1.19
Lianlong Cu/Sn Project
Aug/07 Site visit grab sampling results
Zone
Sample
Ag g/t
Cu %
Zn %
Pb %
Sn %
Length (m)
Zone#1
grab
69.4
1.18
0.40
0.13
5.83
Zone#2
grab
30.2
4.36
11.67
0.08
1.21
Zone#3
grab
3.3
0.05
0.19
0.57
0.24
Zone#4
grab
641.0
4.56
7.77
2.35
5.46
Lianlong Poly-Metallic Project
Exploration Budget (NI43-101)
Phase I
Geological mapping, trenching
$52,000
Drilling 900 me @ 150 /m
$189,000
Adit 560 m @ 285/m
$159,600
Geologist, labour & consultants
$82,000
Consumeables, transportation
$97,000
Contingency 15%
$88,900
Sub-total
$668,500
Phase II
Drilling 2250 m@$150/m
$472,500
Adit 560 m@$285/m
$267,900
Contigency 15%
$110,000
Sub-total
Total
$850,400
$1,518,900
Financing Plan and Use of
Proceeds
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Non-brokered private placement
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7.0 million unit @$0.50 per unit
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3.5 million warrants @$0.75 per share for two years
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Proceeds: $3.5 million
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Use of proceeds：
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$1.6 million for exploration on Lianlong Property
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$1.5 million for identifying and evaluation other property
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$0.4 million for administration
Why to Focus on China?
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The largest base metal market in the world
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Vast untapped mineral resources in western China
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Lack of in-depth exploration in remote areas
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An quick expanding capital market interested in
Canadian mining and management expertise
China’s shares in global
commodity consumption
iron ore
steel
zinc
nickel
aluminum
copper
crude oil
Growth in China’s Metal
Consumption
Growth in metal
consumption
Disclaimer
Certain statements contained in this document are “looking forward
statements”. These projections, estimates and believes contained in
such forward looking statements involve know and unknown risks,
uncertainties and other factors which may cause actual results or
events to differ materially from those anticipated in forward looking
statements.
It is believed that expectations reflected in those forward looking
statements are reasonable, however, assurance cannot be provided
these expectations will prove to be correct.