Working Together to Develop Global Energy Resources

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Working Together to Develop Global Energy
Resources
Investor Presentation

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Highlights

• June 2006
• Raised approximately 18.6 million (net of costs)
  and admitted to trading on AIM market
• October 2006
• Prospecting rights granted over Waterval area and
  part of Rietkuil area
• Gained first right of refusal for exploration and
  development of any uranium projects in the DRC
• January 2007
• Application submitted covering 5 prospective
  uranium areas in the DRC
• February 2007
• Prospecting rights over Waterval area and a
  portion of Rietkuil area are notarised and
  executed
• April 2007
• Completion of radiometric survey on Waterval
  concession
• May 2007
• Commencement of drilling at Waterval concession
• July 2007
• Agreed framework and signed agreement with CGEA
  detailing basis and conditions to explore and
  exploit for uranium in DRC
• Initial results from the Waterval

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Corporate
Directors
Management Team
Gerard Holden, Executive Chairman Donald Strang,
Executive Director Finance Rob Croll, Executive
Director Business Dev. Clayton Dodd,
Non-Executive Director Zodwa Manase,
Non-Executive Director Kiran Morzaria,
Non-Executive Director
Martin Hills, Exploration Manager, DRC Zac
Mashala, Projects Manager, DRC Eddy Ngarambe
Muzrai, Country Manager, DRC Danie Pretorius,
Exploration Manager, SA David Gould, Metallurgy
Processing Manager Thinus Jordaan, New Projects
Geologist, Africa Richard Jones, CSR Consultant
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Corporate
Information current - July 2007
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Corporate Structure
Brinkley Mining PLC
100
49
100
Brinkley Mining SA (Pty) Ltd
Western Uranium (Pty) Ltd
Brinkley Mining Project 4 Ltd
Brinkley Mining International Ltd
Brinkley Mining Project 6 Ltd

• Farming Land in Karoo (1 farm - Waterval)
• Project Management office (Johannesburg)

• Application lodged for uranium prospecting rights

• Strategic Partnership with CGEA -
• - Agreement to develop uranium deposits-75
  interest
• Border security control company in formation

• Prospecting rights in Karoo
• Waterval (all)
• Rietkuil (1 portion)

• Application lodged for uranium prospecting rights

Southern Sudan
DRC
South Africa
Chad
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Democratic Republic of Congo

• Strategic Partnership with CGEA
• Signed an agreement with the CGEA which sets out
  the basis and conditions on which Brinkley Mining
  and the CGEA will establish a joint venture
  company
• Company will explore for, and exploit uraniferous
  deposits
• 75 Brinkley 25 CGEA and DRC state
• Brinkley to assist CGEA in testing of mined
  material for presence of radioactive substances
  and nuclear material to prevent illegal export
• The CGEA was represented by Professor Francois
  Lubala Toto acting under the authority of His
  Excellency the Minister of Scientific Research
  and Technology

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Democratic Republic of Congo
Details of Partnership with CGEA

• The creation of a public limited liability
  company
• primary objective is the exploration,
  exploitation, treatment and marketing of
  radioactive and fissile materials
• provide technical and financial assistance to
  the CGEA for the control of radioactive mined
  products
• US 1.2 m - refurbishment of the reactor for
  nuclear research
• US 0.5 m - will cover the improvement of its
  operations.
• Board of Directors
• 5 Brinkley
• 2 CGEA.
• Chairman (CGEA)
• Managing Director (Brinkley)
• CGEA undertakes to guarantee, the right of
  preference over any exploration for reserved
  substances and associated minerals
• CGEA shall procure any necessary approvals or
  permits required for the development of any
  exploration or mining perimeter containing
  reserved substances.

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Democratic Republic of Congo

• DRCs resources are markedly under-explored
• 5 priority target areas have been identified for
  immediate exploration focus in the Katanga
  Province

Five Initial Areas Targeted
Kasompi
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DRC Target Areas
Shinkolobwe

• Located in the Katanga region
• Easily accessible via road from Likasi
• 39,000 metres of historic drilling
• The best known uranium deposit in the DRC
• Uranium producer from the 1920s to 1960s
• Open pit until 1944 underground until 1960
• Production from the mine was in excess of 65
  million lbs U308
• Also rich in copper, iron, nickel and cobalt
• The mine was capped during the 1960s

• Shinkolobwe mine view looking north east

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DRC Proposed Exploration
Exploration Program
Incomplete stages

• Estimated Expenditure
• US 5 million Dec 07
• US 10 million Dec 08

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DRC Target Areas
Kalongwe

• A copper-cobalt deposit
• Located southwest of Kolwezi and 120 km west of
  Shinkolobwe
• Exploratory drilling and mine development
• mineralisation at 20m below surface
• gt1,000 ppm U308 maximum grade approx 10,000 ppm

Mindigi

• This deposit lies 36 km to the east of
  Shinkolobwe and is a uranium-cobalt-nickel
  deposit similar to Shinkolobwe
• Historical drilling and trenching with grades up
  to 30,000 ppm U3O8

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DRC Security
Border Control

• Brinkley will work with CGEA to conduct radiation
  testing and certification of export materials to
  restrict illicit export of radioactive material
• Brinkley will receive a fee per unit certified
• A project implementation plan has been agreed
  with CGEA
• Objective is to have required controls operative
  at a select number of border crossings in next 6
  months

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South African Prospects
Figure 1 Map of South Africa South African
prospects
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Waterval
Key
Historic drill holes
WV_sandstone_K3_14
WV_sandstone_K3_13
Potential mineralised extent from geophysical
anomalies
Waterval project extent
Figure 2 Areas underlain by potential U3O8 and
Mo bearing sandstones on the Waterval prospect
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Waterval
Historical Exploration
not a mineral resource classification under any
modern resource classification standard
Exploration to Date

• Prospecting rights granted, executed and
  notarised 13 February 2007
• Airborne Radiometric Survey March 2007
• Historic Hole Radiometric Survey 50 of 450
  completed
• Drilling
• Completed - 2,120 m / 27 holes
• Target 8,000 m
• Target Inferred Resource Q3 2007

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Waterval
Exploration Results to Date

• Three drill targets identified
• Exploration on primary target has identified
• 4 uraniferous channels
• 2 Mineralised horizons at approx 13 m and 45 m
  below surface
• Mineralised intersection
• thickness 0.30m to 2 m
• width approx 30m
• length 1,000 m open to NE
• Scintillometer readings
• Between 500 and 6,000 cps (Approx 500 6,000 ppm
  U3O8)
• Average 1,500 cps (Approx 1,500 ppm U3O8)
• Core dispatched for analysis to confirm U3O8 and
  Mo

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Waterval
Exploration Program
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Uranium Market

• Currently 442 reactors operational
• Producing 16 of world power from 31 countries
• 22 plants under construction with a further 200
  planned or proposed
• 41,600 tonnes of production vs 66,500 tonnes of
  demand
• Secondary market heavily drawn down
• Supply Demand gap set to peak 2010 -2012

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Key Investment Highlights
Corporate

• Cash in hand c.US30m
• Experienced management team

DRC - Uranium Exploration

• Strategic partnership formed with CGEA
• Previous history of large amounts of rich uranium
  production in the DRC
• Resources in the DRC are under-explored and we
  have targeted 5 areas for immediate exploration

DRC - Border Control

• Project implementation plan agreed
• Objective is to have controls operative in the
  next 6 months

South Africa - Waterval

• Potential for around 10-21 million lb U3O8 and
  6-11 million lb Mo
• Exploration results encouraging
• Inferred resource targeted Q3 2007

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Contact Information
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