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RAMBLERRAMBLERMETALS AND MININGMETALS AND MINING

PLCPLCFebruary 2008

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Corporate ProfileCorporate ProfileRambler Metals and Mining PLC ("Rambler") was establishedto invest in the base metal sector in politically stable jurisdictions. Itsprincipal project is the Rambler copper-gold property, located on theBaie Verte Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Stock Exchange/Symbol:AIM: RMMTSX-V: RAB

Security Type: EquityShares Issued: 49,725,000Year Current: 1.38High/ Low: 1.70 / 0.97Market Cap: $ 68,620,500

Principal Investors: Altius 24%Zila Corporation 16%


Management and DirectorsManagement and Directors

• D.H.W. Dobson (Chairman)

o Founder and Chairman of Kirkland Lake Gold; Mine Finance

• Brian Dalton

o President and Founder of Altius Minerals

• Brian Hinchcliffe, B.A.

o President of Kirkland Lake Gold

• Stanley Neamonitis

o Senior Metals Executive (Glencore)

• John Baker, Q.C.

o Lawyer and Director of Altius Minerals

• John Thomson, C.A. (CFO)

o Interim CFO for both Kirkland Lake Gold and Rambler Metals and Mining PLC

• George Ogilvie, P.Eng. (CEO)

o 19 years Mine Management Experience


New York Paris

London

Hamburg Port

Horn

Smelter

Newfoundland

Toronto

RAMBLER

• Road System

• Power Distribution System

• Experienced Labour Force

• Local Community Support

• Provincial Gov’t Support

• Brownfield Site

• Year Round Wharf / Port

LocationLocation


Brief HistoryBrief HistoryMain Mine 1964 – 1967 440,000 tons @ 1.3% Cu, 5.2g/T Au

East Mine 1967 – 1974 2,131,000 tons @ 1.04% Cu

Big Rambler Pond 1970 – 1971 50,000 tons @ 1.2% Cu

Ming Mine 1972 – 1982 2,121,400 tons @ 3.5% Cu, 2.5g/T Au

Ming West 1995 – 1996 271,000 tons @ 4.0% Cu, 5.8g/T Au

• Mill Cu recoveries better than 92%

• Property boundary reached in 1982 andsubsequently the mine closed and flooded

• Ming West operated 1995 - 1996

Organizational ChartOrganizational Chart

Board of Directors

George OgilvieCEO

John ThomsonCFO

Corey GreenhamEnv.Coordinator

Don SeymourProj. Superintendent

Larry PilgrimChief Geologist

Peter MercerProject Coordinator

Allan CuffIT Technician

Jennifer BoundsAdmin. Assistant/

Procurement

Milton NoelH&S Coordinator

17 U/G Miners4 WWTP

Employees2 Project Geologist

2 Core Handler

Survey Technician

4 Maintenance

Existing Manpower

2 Officers

9 Staff

29 Employees

40 Total


1 Surface Dry / Yard


Project Timeline Project Timeline –– Next Steps Next Steps

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July

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5. Decision to Dewater Mine

6. DOE Construction Permit

8. Labour Force Hired

9. Dewatering Begins3. Rambler Lists on AIM

4. Exploration Program

7. Rambler Lists on TSX-V1. Altius Acquires Project

2. Rambler / Altius Negotiate

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10. U/G Contract Awarded

12. Scoping Study Awarded

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11. Metallurgical Test Work

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pence

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14. Basic Metallurgical testing

Complete

15. Scoping Study Complete

13. UG DD Commences

16. Publish NI43-101

17. Begin Prefeasibility

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Dewatering ProgressDewatering Progress(as of Monday, February 18(as of Monday, February 18thth, 2008), 2008)

PORTAL

Waste Water

Treatment

Facility

Boundary Shaft

+100 m

0 m

-100

-200

-300

-400

-500-600

-700

+100 m

0 m

-100

-200

-300

-400

-500

-600• Water Level at 1750L

• 174 M US Gallons of Water Pumped

• 200M US Gallon Milestone to be reached before

March 31st

• Dewatering Completion June 2008

• Water Discharge Full Environmental Compliance


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Upper FZ

1807 Zone

Boundary Shaft

1800level

Portal

Ming West

-750 m

3D Model of the Ming MineRambler Property

Looking South West

Ming M

assive Sulphide

-750 m

Mined Areas

New Gold Intersections


Diamond Drill HitsDiamond Drill HitsLower Footwall ZoneLower Footwall Zone

Surface

• 37.2 m @ 2.14% copper

• 19.5 m @ 2.66% copper

• 15.0 m @ 2.53% copper

• 10.5 m @ 3.20% copper

• 7.5 m @ 4.17% copper

• 17.4 m @ 3.18% copper

• 6.4 m @ 3.32% copper

• 9.0 m @ 3.10% copper

• 70.4 m @ 1.50% copper

Underground

• 17.9 m @ 1.85% copper

• 15.1 m @ 1.51% copper

• 13.0 m @ 1.88% copper

• 5.3 m @ 1.93% copper

• 5.2 m @ 2.05% copper

• 12.7 m @ 1.34% copper

• 14.7 m @ 1.45% copper

Lower Footw

all Zone

1250 m

OPEN DOWNPLUNGE


Upper and Lower Footwall ZonesUpper and Lower Footwall Zones

• UFZ, 50m and LFZ,100m below the Ming Massive Sulphide Zone

• Both Zones open down plunge

• Amenable to bulk mining methods

• 97% Copper Recovery with only 5 minute floatation time

• 50% Inert Chlorite and may be removed by cyclone


Diamond Drill HighlightsDiamond Drill HighlightsUpper Footwall ZoneUpper Footwall Zone

RM06-04f

• 6.0 m of 14.6% Cu, 1.6 g/T Au

RM06-04g

• 14.4 m of 5.16% Cu, 0.5 g/T Au

Including:

• 3.3 m of 14.6% Cu, 1.4 g/T Au

RM06-04h

• 9.9 m of 3.51% Cu, 0.4 g/T Au

Including:

• 2.0 m of 11.6% Cu, 1.3 g/T Au

RM06-04l

• 5.0 m of 5.20% Cu, 0.3 g/T Au

Including:

• 2.0 m of 10.7% Cu, 0.6 g/T Au

RM06-08h

• 10.2 m of 2.5% Cu

Including: 2.5 m of 6.04% Cu

Upper FZ

OPEN DOWNPLUNGE

400 m


1807 Zone1807 Zone

2008 Planned Targets

-500

m

-500

m

RM18

RM19

RM20

1807 Zone

• Previous Step Outs 50m

• Next Step Outs 100m and 200m

• Metallurgical Testing 94% Cu Recovery

o 25 minute floatation time

• Access to Main Ramp 300m away

• Truck to Surface while Shaft being Rehabilitated

OPEN UP and DOWNPLUNGE


Diamond Drill HighlightsDiamond Drill Highlights1807 Zone1807 Zone

RM07-18

• 2.6 m of 17.7% Cu, 3.5 g/T Au

RM07-18b

• 2.6 m of 12.1% Cu, 5.9 g/T Au

RM07-20h

• 14.0 m of 5.9% Cu, 1.5 g/T Au

Including:

• 3.45 m of 16.5% Cu with 3.3 g/T Au

RM07-20j

• 18.5 m of 4.26% Cu, 4.3 g/T Au and 1.25% Zn

Including:

• 6.4 m of 10.82% Cu, 3.26 g/T Au and 3.38% Zn

1807 Zone

OPEN UP AND DOWN PLUNGE

500 m


Diamond Drill HighlightsDiamond Drill HighlightsNew Gold IntersectionsNew Gold Intersections

RMUG07-01

• 34.4 m of 1.8 g/T Au with 0.61% Cu

Including:

• 5.2 m of 6.7 g/T Au with 2.96% Cu

RMUG07-07a

• 27.2 m of 1.2 g/T Au with 0.05% Cu

Including:

• 4.9 m of 3.0 g/T Au with 0.03% Cu

New Targets both from surface and underground during

2008 drill program.

Gold Sample from 1800 level

740

level

VG

17.1 g/t Au

over 9 ft(Historic Drill Hole)

30 g/t Au

over 7 ft(Historic Drill Hole)

Current Drill Target


SummarySummary

! Directors and Management

! Location

! Community Support

! Political Support

! Infrastructure

! Experienced Labour Force

! Historical Mining Camp

! Exploration Success

! Exploration Potential

! Metallurgical Results

! Dewatered Mine

! Sound Strategic Plan

RAMBLER


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Stock Exchange Symbol: TSXV: RAB AIM: RMM

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