S O C I A L L Y & E N V I R O N M E N T A L L Y R E S P O N S I B L E D R I L L I N GS O C I A L L Y & E N V I R O N M E N T A L L Y R E S P O N S I B L E D R I L L I N GS O C I A L L Y & E N V I R O N M E N T A L L Y R E S P O N S I B L E D R I L L I N G

DRILLINGDRILLSPECIFICATIONS

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR A QUOTE CONTACT US AT:

CANADA (Head Office)Fred Davidson

1100-543 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6C 1X8Telephone (604) 681 9501 Fax (604) 605 3816

MEXICOJesús Herrera

Latacunga 860, Col. LindavistaDel. Gustavo A. Madero, C.P. 07300, México, D.F., México

Telephone (52-55) 5586 2523Edgar Montero – Chihuahua Branch

Retorno Pablo Neruda #152-1Complejo Industrial Chihuahua, C.P. 31109, Chihuahua, México

Telephone (52) 614 481 3575

DOMINICAN REPUBLICJosefina Liriano

Ave. J.F. Kennedy, Esquina Calle #7, Urb. El Paraíso Edificio PlazaCompostela, Suite 301, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Telephone (809) 540 5474 Fax (809) 540 5473

PERUHarold Waller

Comandante Jiménez 128-A, Magdalena del Mar, Lima 17, PerúTelephone (5-11) 264 2320 Fax (5-11) 264 4989

CENTRAL AMERICAMarco Garrido

Telephone (604) 602 8129

BRAZILRodolfo Marques Bellesi

Rua Presidente Pernambuco, 72, Belém, PA, Brazil 66015-200 Telephone +55 (91) 3223 0600 Fax +55 (91) 3223 0610

Paulo Almeida – Belo Horizonte BranchRua Mário Filho, 468, CEP: 31150-130, Belo Horizonte – MG – Brazil

Telephone +55 (31) 3452 7658

ARGENTINANicolas Rodrigo

Nicolás de Vedia 2358, Codigo Postal 1429, Capital Federal, ArgentinaTelephone (54-911) 3061 4581

CHILEAdrian Morgado

Telephone +56 (9) 311 3127

SOUTH AFRICADerek GirganJohannesburg

Telephone +27 82 362 7518

SERIES II AND SERIES III UNITS

Range from 96 HP gasoline Drills to 168 HP turbo-charged diesel Drills.

SERIES II METRIC IMPERIAL

Length 178 cm 70 inMax. Thrust @ 2,500 PSI 2,835 kg 6,250 lbs Max. Pull @ 2,500 PSI 5,555 kg 12,247 lbs

SERIES III

Length 178 cm 70 inMax. Thrust @ 2500 PSI 14,400 kg 32,400 lbs Max. Pull @ 2500 PSI 21,400 kg 48,000 lbs

SERIES II INFORMATION

Total Weight 1000 kg 2204 lbsHeaviest Component 180 kg 396 lbsEngines 3 x 180 kg 396 lbsDepth Capacity HQ 100 m 328 ftDepth Capacity NTW 400 m 1,312 ftDepth Capacity BTW 600 m 1,967 ft

SERIES III INFORMATION

Total Weight 1,245 kg 2,800 lbsHeaviest Component 187.5 kg 420 lbsEngines 3 x 180 kg 420 lbsDepth Capacity HQ 150 m 492 ftDepth Capacity NTW 550 m 1,800 ftDepth Capacity BTW 800 m 2,625 ft

CORE & ROD INFORMATION

BTW Core Diameter 4.20 cm 1.653 inNTW Core Diameter 5.71 cm 2.248 inHQ Core Diameter 6.35 cm 2.499 in5’ NTW rod 11 kg/rod 24 lbs5’ BTW rod 8 kg/rod 17 lbs

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LOW ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACT

HIGHLY MOBILE • COST EFFECTIVE

ABOUT US

Energold Drilling (“Energold”) and its subsidiarieshave experience drilling in diverse terrains such as at 5,500m altitude in the Andes, the Amazonjungle and the desert in Yemen. Continents operated in include Africa, Asia, South America,Central America, as well as the Caribbean and theMiddle East. Our clients include both major andjunior mining companies. Programs currently beingdrilled range from early-stage reconnaissancedrilling to resource definition and advanced stage programs. Energold uses highly mobile drillsto provide competitively priced, low environmentalimpact drilling with greatly improved social andcommunity relations.

MOBILITY

Energold can mobilize a drill to any location in the

world in the cargo hold of a conventional aircraft.

The drill is sufficiently compact so that everything,

including rods, can be carried on roads by a five-

ton truck. The drill also has the ability to be trans-

ported inside small fixed wing aircraft, pick-up

trucks, and even dug-out canoes. Where access is

limited, the unit can be transported by local

labourers and/or mules on footpaths. Everything is

hydraulically driven, modularized and easily disas-

sembled, so drill moves can be completed in one

shift or less. The heaviest single component in

each unit weighs between 300 and 400 lbs. Quick

disconnects allow the rig to be taken apart from the

drill position in less than 45 minutes. On helicopter-

supported jobs, the drill’s light weight and small

size significantly reduce the number of flying hours.

The drill can be safely landed and assembled with-

out further assistance from the aircraft, and in case

of inclement weather unsuitable for flying, the drill

can be supported manually and moved by hand.

ENVIRONMENTAL& SOCIAL IMPACT

The drill can be set up in a cleared, level space

of 4m by 4m or less, or on scaffolding, if needed.

Since drill moves can be manually carried out, no

roads need to be constructed. The entire footprint

of pads and impact on roads are extremely limited,

aiding in permitting and subsequent land reclama-

tion. Using local labour provides employment,

which in turn generates a positive response in the

community. The drills are quiet, a critical factor

when drilling night shifts in populated areas. As a

testament to our approach, one of Energold's drill

programs was chosen as a case study by Canada's

E3 Environmental Excellence in Exploration

Initiative. In addition, Energold won the Mining

Magazine award in the category “Exploration –

Capital Equipment” for its Series III rig.

PERFORMANCE

Energold can compete effectively with most

conventional drills in depth capability and with

larger core sizes. Energold operates a fleet of

standard and high altitude drills capable of drilling

BTW to depths of over 800m, NTW core to depths

greater than 550m and HQ core to depths greater

than 150m in most conditions (NTW and BTW core

are drilled with thin wall rods and are slightly larger

than NQ and BQ core). The narrow kerf of the thin

wall system allows for a higher ratio of horsepower

per square centimeter of cutting face, resulting in

improved cutting efficiency, as well as recoveries.

As a worldwide average, we drill between 25m

to 30m per 12-hour shift (depending on ground

conditions). On average, we complete 1,200m to

1,500m per month with one drill.

TECHNICAL

Energold's wireline rigs use smaller multiple

turbo-charged engines to run hydraulic pumps.

The pumps pressurize a reservoir, which provides

hydraulic pressure to run the wireline winch, water

pump, ram and a top head motor. Hydraulic drive

is a more efficient power transfer system that

allows for the modularization of the rig. Being

totally modularized also means repairs can be

effected in the field rather than returning the rig

to a shop. Only the failed or damaged part is

removed and either repaired or replaced. The rigs

have the ability to both survey holes and do core

orientation.

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