advanced exploration in canada & the usa

TSXV:DVI

Advanced Exploration

in Canada & the USA

Corporate PresentationJune 2019

TSXV:DVI │ WKN: A1W3XF │ OTC:OCPFF

www.dunnedinventures.com

TSXV:DVI │ WKN: A1W3XF │OTC:OCPFF www.dunnedinventures.com

This presentation contains "forward-looking statements". These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this

presentation and Dunnedin Ventures Inc. does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-

looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the timing and

amount of estimated future exploration, success of exploration activities, expenditures, permitting, and requirements for

additional capital and access to data. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other

factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any

future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include,

among others, risks related to actual results of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue

to be refined; the ability to enter into joint ventures or to acquire or dispose of property interests; future prices of mineral

resources; accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; ability to obtain financing; and delays in obtaining

governmental approvals or financing.

This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Dunnedin Ventures Inc.

The reader is cautioned that Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability,

and might never be converted into Reserves. Figures may not sum due to rounding. Decimal figures do not indicate added

level of precision. Cpt = carats-per-tonne; Mct=million carats; Mt=million tonnes

Historic information reported herein was obtained from publicly available sources and industry reports. Dunnedin believes this

information to be from reliable sources using acceptable industry practices at the time, but the Company has not independently

verified and cannot guarantee the accuracy of the historic information disclosed, therefore readers should use caution in

placing reliance on such information. Management also cautions that Dunnedin has not performed any exploration on the MPD

Project to date. Comparisons to adjacent or similar mineral properties, deposits and mines are provided for information

purposes only. Dunnedin has no interest in, or rights to explore or mine any such properties and references to other deposits

reported herein are not indicative of deposits or results obtained on the Company's properties.

Jeff Ward, P.Geo, is the Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 standards responsible for reviewing the technical content of

this presentation.

Forward Looking Statement

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Trapper Copper-Gold Project(100%, British Columbia)

◆ Gold-rich porphyry project with significant size potential

◆ In Northern Golden Triangle

Advanced Exploration in Canada & USA

MPD Copper-Gold Project (100%, British Columbia)

◆ Recently consolidated porphyry project

◆ Road accessible, in prolific copper-gold belt, near producing mines

Mohave Copper-Molybdenum-

Silver Project(100%, Arizona)

◆ Porphyry project near Freeport McMoran’s Bagdad mine; geologically and structurally analogous

◆ Excellent infrastructure

Kahuna Diamond Project (100%, Nunavut)

◆ High-grade, near-surface inferred resource of 4 mt @ 1.01 cpt for 4 mcts, open along strike and at depth

◆ Numerous kimberlite pipe targets defined by diamond legend Dr. Chuck Fipke

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Track Record of Discovery & Shareholder

Returns

Christopher Taylor, Chairman

Mining entrepreneur and founder of Dunnedin. Structural and economic geologist with 20+

years of experience with producers and exploration companies. Founder, CEO & President of

Great Bear Resources. Led the successful Dunnedin spin-out of Solstice Gold Inc and is a

current Director.

Claudia Tornquist, M.Eng, MBA, President & CEO

Formerly GM at Rio Tinto working with Rio Tinto’s diamond and copper operations. Also held

the position of EVP Business Development for the streaming company Sandstorm Gold. Led

$176m sale of the Kennady Diamonds to Mountain Province as chair of the special

committee of the board. Director of Silver One Resources.

Dr. Charles (Chuck) Fipke, Ph.D., Advisor, Largest Shareholder (>10%)

Discoverer of Canada’s first diamond mine at Ekati, NWT, Dr. Fipke’s vision and scientific

insight was instrumental in the emergence of the Canadian diamond industry. Dr. Fipke is a

world-renowned expert on diamond exploration and indicator mineral geochemistry and has

received an honorary Doctorate of Technology from Okanagan University College and

numerous awards.

John Robins, P.Geo, Advisor

30+ years of corporate experience with publicly listed companies. Currently Director of

Bluestone Resources, Fireweed Zinc, ValOre Metals, K2Gold. Founder and Director at

Kaminak Gold through to its acquisition by Goldcorp for $520 million in 2017. Co-founder of

Hunter Exploration and Stornoway Diamonds.

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Board Members

Chad Ulansky, B.Sc. P.Geo, Director

Extensive exploration experience in precious and base

metals that includes the original Ekati diamond discovery

Gary Schellenberg, B.Sc. Geology, Director

30 years of worldwide exploration and venture capital

experience. Director of Winspear Resources, which sold

the Snap Lake diamond mine to DeBeers in the 1990’s

Steven Krause, CPA, CA, ICD.D, Director

CFO of Viva Gold Corp and former CFO of Bear Creek

Mining. Former chairman of Luna Gold, where he led the

$360m merger with JDL Gold to form Trek Mining

Tony Ricci, CA, CFO & Director

Chartered accountant with 20+ years of practice

experience. Instrumental in several major mining project

sales

Advisors

Pat McAndless, Ph.D., P.Geo,

Recognized copper porphyry expert with 45 years

experience. Recipient of many awards, including H. H.

“Spud” Huestis Award for excellence in prospecting

Jim Paterson, B.Comm

20 years of corporate experience with TSXV companies

incl. Northern Empire, Bluestone Resources, Kaminak

Gold, ValOre Metals

Board, Advisors, Management

Tom McCandless, Ph.D., P.Geo,

35+ years including Chief Mineralogist for Ashton

Mining, Superior Minerals and Stornoway

Management

Jeff Ward, P.Geo, VP Exploration

Precious and base metals exploration and discovery

in Canada. President ValOre Metals, exploration with

Corona Corp, Ashton Mining, Stornoway Diamonds

Andrew Berry, VP Operations

Exploration operations in Canada for 15+ years

Emily McNie B.Sc, Project Geologist

Project geologist in Canada since 2011

Denise A. Lockett, Community Relations

25+ years in the NWT and Nunavut. Formerly with

BHP Billiton’s Ekati Mine

Knox Henderson, Investor Relations

20 years marketing, investor communications for

TSX-V, CSE and NASDAQ listed companies

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Copper Market Undersupplied, Demand Rising

“To enable any plausible growth in emission-free

energy, more copper will be required in the next

25 years than was consumed in the last 500

years.” – Rio Tinto

“While conventional cars have 18-49 pounds of

copper, hybrid electric vehicles contain

approximately 85 pounds, plug-in hybrid electric

vehicles use 132 pounds, battery electric vehicles

contain 183 pounds – Copper Alliance

“BHP now estimates that “at least 132 million

EVs will be on the world's roads in 2035”

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“Global copper usage in 2019 is expected

to reach about 24.89 million metric tons, a

2.6% increase from 2018.” - International

Copper Study Group

“The copper price is estimated to be

US$7,000 per metric ton, or approx.

US$3.18/pound by the end of 2019” -

Goldman Sachs estimates

“Copper projects are notoriously large-

scale in size, and the pipeline of new

projects is the lowest in a century” -

Mining.com

Source:mining.com


MPD Project – Recently Consolidated Land

Package

Copper Mountain Mine Source: BC Geological Survey

◆ Large, 7850 hectare (78.5 km2) land package in South-Central British Columbia, 100% owned

◆ Porphyry project consolidated from three properties (Man, Prime, Dillard); never explored as single project with modern methods

◆ In a known, productive belt; nearby mines with similar host rocks (eg Highland Valley, Copper Mountain)

◆ Easily accessible and cost-effective to explore

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MPD – Road Access and Close to Infrastructure

◆ Property adjacent to highways and with excellent road / trail access

◆ Close to nearby mines, transmission corridor and towns of Merritt and Princeton

To

Merritt

(35 km)

To Princeton

(20 km)

97

C

Summers

Creek Rd

5 KM

Man

DillardPrime

MPD

PROPERTY

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MPD – Historic Drill Intervals with Similar

Grades to Nearby Mines

◆ 129 drill holes (25780 m) completed from 1966 to 2014. Previous operators include Rio Tinto PLC (LSE:RIO) and Newmont Mining Corp (NYSE: NEM)

◆ Numerous showings; copper confirmedto-date across a large, 10km2 area

◆ Favourable gold-to-copper ratios

◆ Untested Cu and Au soil anomalies are near-term drill targets

◆ Mineralization from surface, historic drill holes rarely tested below 200m vertical depth. Limited deeper drilling confirms significant depth/size potential

To Merritt

(35 km)

To Princeton

(20 km)

ManDillard

Prime

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MPD – Large IP Anomalies Not Fully

Tested By Drilling

◆ Large multiple IP anomalies in areas of known copper and gold at surface and in drill holes

◆ Sporadic historic drilling has not fully tested geochemical and geophysical anomalies at depth

Looking West

1 KMSource: Historic drilling and IP data - Candorado

Ltd and Fjordland Minerals

IP chargeability contour Intervals: <3/3-8/>8 mV/V

Man

Dillard

Prime

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MPD – Promising Targets for Summer Program

◆ Example of historic drilling at Prime - significant Cu% equivalent intervals (Cu & Au), increasing grade at depth, not followed-up at the time

◆ Upcoming 2019 drill program will confirm mineralization and test for extensions at depth

(Cu $285/lb & Au $1300/oz)Source: Historic Drilling - Various

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◆ 3,756 hectare (38 km2) land package in the northern Golden Triangle, Northern British Columbia, 100% owned

◆ Textbook copper/gold porphyry complex with alteration signature of over 15 km2

◆ Geophysics, grab sampling and 42 holes (8581 m) of diamond drilling in 2011

◆ Mapping and sampling program planned in summer 2019

Trapper Project – Evidence of Large

Porphyry Complex

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Trapper – Attractive Gold Values in Large

Polymetallic System

Trapper

◆ Circular mineralized ring zone with over 10km of strike surrounding a porphyry centre

◆ Gold-rich polymetallic mineralization drilled across 2.2 kilometres, and associated surface copper porphyry showings

◆ 2011 drill program included visible gold in core in drill hole flanking copper porphyry, including 34.11 m of 1.71 g/t gold

TRAPPER PROJECT

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◆ 100% owned copper-molybdenum-silver porphyry project with sizeable footprint

◆ 1,025 hectare (10 km2) land package in Yavapai County, Arizona

◆ 33km east of Freeport’s Bagdad mine; geologically and structurally similar

Mohave Project – Bagdad Mine Analogue in

Prolific Arizona Mining District

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Mohave – Road Access and Year-Round

Exploration Potential

◆ Adjacent to highway & excellent infrastructure

◆ Complementary exploration season to Dunnedin’s projects in Canada

To

Phoenix

(160 km)

1 KM

MOHAVE

PROPERTY

9

3

To

Bagdad

(33 km)

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Mohave – Immediate Exploration Upside

◆ Drilling in 1960's/70's identified porphyry mineralization in shallow RC holes (15)

◆ Very little recent drilling (11 holes in 2011) - historically defined targets, geophysical and geochemical anomalies remain untested

◆ Magnetics define sizeable donut-type feature, characteristic of porphyry deposits

◆ Extensive rock and soil mineralization over large area (2.5 x 2.5 km) with coincident IP anomaly

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Mohave – Large Target To Be Tested in 2019

◆ 3D IP slices: Strong anomaly identified >350m depth coincides with magnetics, plus mineralization at surface and in drilling

◆ High-quality recent exploration data available (geochem, IP, mag, radiometric, Aster, petrography, age-dating, structural and geological interpretation)

Surface Rock

Cu ppm

Source: Historic surface Cu values and IP data -

Bluestone Resources

IP

Looking Northwest

500 m

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Dunnedin Porphyry Projects - Summary &

Highlights

Assets• Portfolio of three 100% owned copper porphyry projects: Trapper, MPD & Mohave

• Advanced exploration stage, highly prospective, significant size potential

Jurisdiction• Safe & mining friendly jurisdictions – British Columbia & Arizona

• Projects with complementary exploration seasons, year-round work possible

Infrastructure• MPD & Mohave adjacent to highway, road accessible year-round

• Trapper accessible through Brixton Metals’ (TSX-V:BBB) Thorn camp

Team• Proven base and precious metal expertise: Chris Taylor, Claudia Tornquist, John

Robins, Pat McAndless

Permitting/

Community

• Trapper: Fully permitted for exploration

• MPD & Mohave: stakeholder consultations and permit applications ongoing

Key Milestones

✓ Q4 2018: MPD acquisition

✓ Q2 2019: Mohave acquisition

❑ Q2 2019: MPD drill program

❑ Q3 2019: Trapper mapping & sampling program

❑ Q3/4 2019: Mohave exploration program

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Kahuna Project - Favorable Location &

Infrastructure

◆ Large land holding and diamond rights to 1,664 km2 in Nunavut

◆ Property only 26 km from communities of Rankin Inlet & Chesterfield Inlet

◆ Near airports and deep water shipping access on Hudson Bay, winter trail route through Kahuna

◆ Contiguous with Agnico Eagle’s Meliadine property (mine under construction)

◆ Construction of all-weather road in progress; will cross project area

◆ Fully permitted for exploration into 2023 for drilling and bulk sampling up to 1,500 tonnesPrimary Development Rights (PDR) and Secondary Development Rights (SDR) were defined as part of the spin-out of Solstice Gold from

Dunnedin Ventures in 2017. Dunnedin’s PDR include all mineral rights related to diamonds. SDR gives Dunnedin the right to propose

diamond exploration programs, which are granted at the discretion of Solstice. Agreement allows exclusive right for the parties to exchange

rights on their respective claims. For additional details see the Solstice Gold 2017 NI 43-101 Technical Report available on www.sedar.com

Kahuna CampKahuna Camp

Diamond Resource

Winter Trail

Road

Proposed Road

Agnico Eagle Claims

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Classification Kimberlite Tonnes

Average Grade

cpt (+0.85 mm

cut-off)

Average Grade

cpt (+1.18 mm

cut-off)

Total Carats

(+0.85 mm cut-

off)

Total Carats

(+1.18 mm

cut-off)

Inferred

Kahuna 3,066,000 1.04 0.80 3,189,000 2,453,000

Notch 921,000 0.90 0.83 829,000 765,000

Total 3,987,000 1.01 0.81 4,018,000 3,217,000

◆ $30M historical expenditure and large

geophysical, sampling and drill database

◆ Maiden Inferred Resource: 4 mcts on two

kimberlite dikes, Kahuna and Notch

◆ Average Grade: 1.01 carats per tonne

◆ Kimberlites exposed at surface and open along

strike and at depth

◆ Steeply dipping orebody geometry amenable to

low-cost mining methods

◆ Target for Further Exploration shows upside

potential (news release Mar 31, 2015)

“Technical Report and Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for the Kahuna Diamond Project, Nunavut, Canada” prepared by APEX Geoscience Ltd.,

Kristopher J. Raffle, B.Sc., P. Geo. and Andrew J. Turner, B.Sc., P. Geol. March 11, 2015

The reader is cautioned that Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability, and might never be converted

into Reserves. Figures may not sum due to rounding. Decimal figures do not indicate added level of precision. cpt = carats-per-tonne

High-Grade, Near-Surface Diamond Resource

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Potential for Transformative Kimberlite

Pipe Discovery

◆ Collected over 5,000 till samples 2015-2018; initial drill program in 2018

◆ Narrowed down focus on highly prospective 10km2

Josephine Target Area

◆ Abundance of high ranked diamond indicator minerals with no known source

◆ Numerous unresolved geophysical targets

◆ Targets to be tested with core drilling

16 stones (+1.18 mm) from DVI 2015

PST kimberlite sample (2.03 t)

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Timeline & Milestones

Copper-Gold

MPD Data Analysis/Core Study

MPD Permitting/Consultation

MPD Drilling

Trapper Mapping/Sampling

Mohave Data Analysis & Permitting

Mohave Drilling

Kahuna Diamonds

Till Sample Processing

2019

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

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Dunnedin Ventures – TSXV:DVI(as of May 30, 2019)

Share Price ~$0.080 CAD

Market Cap ~$12 million CAD

Shares Outstanding ~145 million

Options ~ 9 million

Warrants ~24.5 million

Fully Diluted Shares ~179 million

DVI OwnershipChuck Fipke

10 %

Rob

McEwen

3.5% Rob

Cudney

3.5%

Management

& Insiders

20%

Retail

63%

52-Week Hi-Lo: $0.25 - $0.06 CAD

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Contact Information

1020 - 800 West Pender Street,

Vancouver, BC, V6C 2V6

Phone: +1 604 646 8351

Email: [email protected]

www.dunnedinventures.com

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