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Phosphate Exploration & Development: “From Rocks to Crops”

March 2013

www.jourdan.ca

TSXV : JOR

20130301

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Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-

Looking Statements Certain information contained herein regarding Jourdan Resources Inc., including management’s assessment of future plans and operations, may constitute forward-looking statements under applicable securities law and necessarily involve risks, including but not limited to risks associated with mining exploration, operating costs, production costs, volatility of share prices, currency fluctuations, imprecision of resource and reserve estimates, environmental risks and ability to access sufficient capital from internal and external sources. As a consequence, actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in any forward looking statements. Plans, intentions or expectations disclosed in any forward-looking statements or information should not be read as guarantees of future results or events, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of whether or when or by which such results or events will be achieved. Except as required by law, Jourdan Resources Inc., expressly disclaims any intention and undertakes no obligation to update any forward looking statements or information as conditions change.

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• Jourdan Resources Inc. is a Canadian junior

mining exploration company trading under the

symbol JOR on the TSX Venture Exchange.

• The Company is focused on the acquisition,

exploration, development and production of

phosphate mining properties in Quebec.

• Phosphates are used primarily in the

manufacture of fertilizers for the agricultural

industry.

• JOR also owns the Vallée Lithium Project which

is located adjacent to Canada Lithium’s Quebec

Lithium Mine which is in the commissioning

phase of an open-pit mine and on-site

processing plant with estimated capacity to

produce approximately 20,000 tonnes of

battery-grade lithium carbonate annually.

About Jourdan

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Recent Share Price

52 Week High : $0.09

52 Week Low : $0.04

10 Day Average trading volume : 65,000

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Jourdan Resources Inc. TSX-V:JOR

Shares Outstanding

Warrants

Options

Broker Warrants

Fully Diluted

57,709,076

9,644,167

3,675,000

1,281,000

72,309,243

Current Share Price (Feb 22/13) $0.07

52-Week High / Low $0.09 / 0.04

Market Capitalization $4.0 million

Options / Warrants

As at Feb 22, 2013

No. Options /

Warrants

Avg.

Exercise

Price

Options 3,675,000 $0.12

Warrants 9,644,167 $0.18

Share Structure

Significant Shareholders Ownership

Management & Directors 15.5%

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Quebec Phosphate Projects

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* Historical resources in this presentation are historical estimates that predate NI 43 -101 and are not compliant with current definitions, have not been verified by the company and consequently should not be relied on by investors.

Dissimieux Lake Phosphate Project

• 240.5 km2 (100% interest)

• *235 million tonnes @ 3.65% P2O5 and

4.72% TiO2

• 3.3 km corridor of phosphate

mineralization in two zones

• 2012 drilling - 34 diamond drill holes -

3,948.9 metres

• Excellent, low cost project logistics with

access roads throughout drill area

• Less than 50 km from hydroelectricity

and 150 km from Ocean port

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Dissimieux Lake 2012 Drilling and Phosphate Zones

Dissimieux Lake Phosphate Project

• 2012 drilling success combined with

2011 prospecting success has lead to

several high priority targets

• 2012 drilling outlined two zones of P2O5

mineralization approximately 3.3 km

long and 150m to 200m wide

Significant results include:

• 137.8 m @ 3.02% P2O5 in hole DL025

• 45.0 m @ 3.20% P2O5 in hole DL001

• 20.58 m @ 2.55% P2O5 in hole DL030

• 18.0 m @ 4.24% P2O5 in hole DL026

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Jazz Phosphate Project

45 km

The Jazz Phosphate Property is contiguous with Arianne Resources’ Paul Lake Advanced Stage

Phosphate Project, which has:

• Paul Zone Proven and Probable Reserve of 161.7 million tonnes @ 7.16 P2O5. Measured and

Indicated Resources of 590 million tonnes @ 7.13% P2O5 .

• Manouane Zone proven and probable Mineral Reserves of 145.4 million tonnes @ 5.95% P2O5 .

Measured and Indicated Resources of 163.8 million tonnes @ 5.88% P2O5 .

• Planned annual production rate of 3 million tonnes of 38% P2O5 apatite concentrate

• 17 year mine life with average operating cost of $90 / tonne of concentrate (FOB rail)

• Pre-tax IRR of 23.2% and pre-tax NPV of $985 million (@ 8%) based on P2O5 price of $175/t

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Jazz Phosphate Project

• Jazz is an early stage phosphate exploration

project located immediately south of Arianne

Resources’ Paul Lake Advanced Stage Phosphate

Project, approximately 200 km north of the town of

Saguenay in the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean region,

Quebec.

• Jourdan has the option to acquire a 100% interest

in the project by making payments of $350,000 in

cash/shares ($150,000 fulfilled).

• Highlight results of grab samples collected by

Jourdan are:

• H902375: 13.195% P2O5 and 10.83% TiO2

• H902377: 8.187% P2O5 and 15.72% TiO2

• H902379: 7.812% P2O5 and 9.42% TiO2

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Non-Phosphate Projects

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Jourdan Resources Inc.

Vallee Lithium

Project

Canada Lithium Corp.

Quebec Lithium Project

Vallée Lithium Project

•The Vallée Property is approximately 1km from the 30-year pit outline of the

Quebec Lithium Project, and less than 2 km from the 15-year pit outline.

•During early 2011 Jourdan completed a total of 21 drill holes

totaling 4,256m which included the following results:

• 1.19% Li2O over 5.50 metres in drill hole VAL11-20

• 1.05% Li2O over 4.31 metres in drill hole VAL11-21

• 1.03% Li2O over 4.63 metres in drill hole VAL11-17

• 2.68% Li2O over 0.85 metres in drill hole VAL11-20

•Jourdan’s Vallée Lithium Project is

adjacent to Canada Lithium’s

Quebec Lithium Project which is in

the commissioning phase of an

open-pit mine and on-site

processing plant with estimated

capacity to produce approximately

20,000 tonnes of battery-grade

lithium carbonate annually.

•The mineralized Spodumene

Pegmatite dykes which Canada

Lithium are mining continue directly

onto the claims of Jourdan.

Vallee Lithium Project

(Jourdan Resources)

Quebec Lithium Project

(Canada Lithium)

Detail Area

(above)

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Critical Elements

Rose Tantalum-Lithium Property

Jourdan Resources Inc.

Pivert Lithium Property

Pivert Lithium Property

• Jourdan Resources’ (JOR) 60 km2 Pivert

Lithium property is adjacent to

Critical Elements’ Rose Tantalum-Lithium

Property

• $5.49 billion (in situ) 43-101 compliant

resource (26.5 Mt+@ 1.30% Li2O eq.

indicated and 10.7 Mt+@ 1.14% Li2O eq.

• 19 grab samples by JOR averaged 1.06%

Li2O

• During 2011, JOR completed a total of 20

holes totalling 3,051 m which included the

following results:

1.22% Li2O and 134.8 ppm Ta2O5

over 3.11 metres in hole PIV11-20

1.19% Li2O and 97.2 ppm Ta2O5 over

2.03 metres in drill PIV11-17

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Jourdan Resources Inc.

Baillarge Molybdenum Property

Romios Gold

La Corne Mine Property

Baillarge Molybdenum Property

• The Baillarge Property is located along trend of the La Corne mine, which was operated intermittently by Molybdia Corporation Limited (now Romios Gold) from 1951 to 1972 as an underground mine

• Total production during this period was 3,838,844 tons of ore at a head grade of 0.33% MoS2 (6.6 lbs/ ton) and 0.040% bismuth (0.80 lbs/ton)

• JOR collected surface grab samples that have returned up to 5.47% Mo

• Sigeom reports that the Lac Baillarge-Est occurrence on JOR’s Baillarge Molybdenum Property also has significant lithium mineralization including 2.48% LiO2 over 2.30 m drilled in 1955

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Toma Gold

Monster Lake property

Jourdan Resources Inc.

Windy Gold Property

Windy Gold Property

• The Windy Gold Property covering 20.1

km2 is an early stage exploration project

approximately 5 km south of Toma Gold's

Monster Lake Gold project located in the

Chibougamau, Quebec mining camp.

• During the past year Toma Gold has

announced the following drill hole

intersections:

237.6 gpt Au over 5.70 m

33.6 gpt Au over 5.85 m

11.5 gpt Au over 5.30 m

42.0 gpt Au over 7.20 m

101.2 gpt Au over 4.50 m

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Jourdan – Management

Michael Dehn, President, CEO & Director With over 21 years of experience in the mining industry, Michael was President, CEO

and Director of Nayarit Gold Inc. from September 2005 to April 2007. Between 1994 and

2005, he worked as an exploration geologist and later as a Senior Geologist with

Goldcorp Inc. Michael has been a director of publicly traded and private junior mining

companies, with listings on the TSX, TSX-V, Frankfurt, Berlin, OTCBB and Pink Sheets.

His expertise lies in grassroots to advanced minerals exploration, marketing and

financing junior companies. Michael has worked in diamond, base metals, precious

metals, industrial minerals, oil and natural gas, as well as sand, gravel and peat

deposits, primarily in the Americas on private, public company and government projects.

Najib Moutia, COO Najib had a 30-year career at the Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP) in Morocco,

the world’s largest producer of phosphates, using outstanding negotiation and business-

development skills as well as abilities to operate in a wide range of cultural

environments to break into new markets and achieve superior sales growth in the

South-Asia & Pacific region. Mr. Moutia has a MSc. In Chemical Engineering from the

University of Bordeaux, France. Previous project work with OCP includes the

establishment of the JV and construction of the processing plant in Morocco providing

phosphoric acid to feed a Diammonium phosphate (DAP) production plant in Pakistan.

Mr. Moutia made extensive inroads for phosphate rock sales into New Zealand,

Australian, Thailand and the Phillippines, increasing market share in some cases from

10% to 90%.

Glen Wylie, CMA, CFO Glen has over 14 years of accounting experience with small, private companies. He also

brings with him small business ownership & management experience, a Bachelor of

Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree from Wilfrid Laurier University, and a Certified

Management Accountant (CMA) designation. Prior to Avanti, he spent several years in

the film & television industry before working more recently with Nayarit Gold Inc. a

publicly traded junior exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange doing

consulting in a marketing & corporate services capacity.

Stephen Wallace, VP Exploration, P Geo Stephen is a professional geologist who is a member of the Association of Professional

Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) and has over 30 years of exploration experience

throughout Canada and internationally. Until recently he held the position of Senior VP

Exploration of Trade Winds Ventures Inc. (TWD) a TSX Venture company, which was

acquired by Detour Gold Inc. Prior to working with TWD Mr. Wallace was the President

and CEO of Castle Resources Inc., a TSX Venture company. Throughout his career,

Mr. Wallace has held management and technical positions with major and junior

resource companies including Goldcorp, BHP and Noranda.

Marc Labrecque, D.E.C., Corporate Secretary Mr. Labrecque previously owned a supermarket under Loeb and Provigo and eventually

selling to Provigo in 2000. He held the position of director of the supermarket, and was

regional supervisor for Loblaws from 2000 to 2004. During the past 5 years, Mr.

Labrecque has managed different projects in the mining industry located on Quebec's

North Shore and the James Bay area. In July 2011, he was appointed CFO of Active

Growth Capital Inc.

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Jourdan – Board of Director

Guy Girard, MBA, Director Mr. Girard has been a Director of Jourdan Resources Inc., since June 2006. He is also

one of the partners in Sugarhill Capital, a consulting company in financings and M&A.

Mr. Girard was the founder of Avensys Corporation Inc. and sold the company 2003.

He holds a Bachelors degree in finance obtained in 1985 and a Masters in finance in

1992 from Laval University.

Émilien Séguin, P. Geo., Director Mr. Séguin is president and founder of Minorex Mining Specialists Inc., a geological and

mining consulting firm having been active in Africa from 1983 to 2003. He previously

served as a director of S.E.S Mining Group from 1975 to 1980 that later financed by

SERU Nuclear of France, Eldorado Nuclear (Government of Canada) and Société de

Développement de la Baie James (Government of Quebec). Mr. Séguin is the founding

member of l’Ordre des Géologues du Québec.

Yves Grou, CA, Director Mr. Grou is a member of the Quebec Institute of Chartered Accountants. He was a co-

founder and partner of Grou, La Salle & Associates CA (GLA) based in Montréal

(Québec). Mr. Grou has coordinated and lead successful reverse take-overs of several

public companies, in many sectors inclusive of the mining sector located in France,

Cuba, Thailand, West Africa and China. Mr. Grou has also previously worked with Ernst

& Young (Montreal) and was a part-time professor in the Accounting and Finance

Program at McGill University. He holds a Bachelor in Commerce degree from McGill

University.

Dr. Donald R. M. Quick, Director Dr. Quick served as a Goldcorp director from 2000 to 2006, and previously was a

director for CSA Management, which he helped successfully merge with Goldcorp in

2000. As a director of Goldcorp, he was involved with three successful mining industry

mergers including Goldcorp's $2.6 billion merger with Wheaton River Gold; the

combined Goldcorp/Barrick Gold Corp. acquisition of placer Dome Inc.; and the $8.6

billion acquisition of Glamis Gold Inc. by Goldcorp. The latter two transactions were the

largest gold mining deals in Canadian history. Dr. Quick has been a board member of

McEwen Mining and its predecessor company Minera Andes since 2008.

Michael Dehn, President, CEO & Director With over 21 years of experience in the mining industry, Michael was President, CEO

and Director of Nayarit Gold Inc. from September 2005 to April 2007. Between 1994

and 2005, he worked as an exploration geologist and later as a Senior Geologist with

Goldcorp Inc. Michael has been a director of publicly traded and private junior mining

companies, with listings on the TSX, TSX-V, Frankfurt, Berlin, OTCBB and Pink Sheets.

His expertise lies in grassroots to advanced minerals exploration, marketing and

financing junior companies. Michael has worked in diamond, base metals, precious

metals, industrial minerals, oil and natural gas, as well as sand, gravel and peat

deposits, primarily in the Americas on private, public company and government

projects.

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What is Phosphate Rock?

Phosphate rock is the only economical source of phosphorus for manufacturing phosphatic fertilizers and chemicals. Deposits are widely distributed throughout the world and are generally mined by using surface mining methods. The United States is the world's largest producer of phosphate rock, with annual production of about 45 Mt of marketable rock, accounting for more than 30 percent of total world production. Florida and North Carolina produce the largest amounts, with a combined 85 percent of the U.S. output, followed by Idaho and Utah. Phosphate rock, when used in an untreated form, is not very soluble and provides little available phosphorus to plants, except in some moist acidic soils. Treating phosphate rock with sulfuric acid makes phosphoric acid, the basic material for producing most phosphatic fertilizers. Phosphatic fertilizers include diammonium phosphate (DAP) and monoammonium phosphate (MAP), which are produced by reacting phosphoric acid with ammonia, and triple superphosphate, produced by treating phosphate rock with phosphoric acid. More than 90 percent of the phosphate rock mined in the United States is used to produce about 12 Mt/yr of phosphoric acid. Domestic consumption of phosphate in fertilizers has averaged 4.5 Mt/yr since 1994. The United States supplies most of the phosphate fertilizers in the world. Overall, more than 50 percent of the phosphoric acid produced in the United States is exported as finished fertilizers or commercial acid. The United States accounts for more than 50 percent of global interregional trade in phosphates; 90 percent in MAP; and 75 percent in DAP. The United States also imports some phosphate rock for processing -- about 1.8 Mt/yr.

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Fertilizer Consumption: Historical &

Projected

Table 4.15 Fertilizer consumption: historical and projected

Total consumption million tons of nutrient (N, P and K) percent p.a.

Sub-Saharan Africa

1961/

1963

2005/

2007 2050

1961-

2007

1997-

2007

2005/

2007

-2030

2030-

2050

0.2 1 6 4.3 0.4 3.7 3.1

Latin America 1.1 17 45 5.6 5.4 3.2 1.1

Near East / North Africa 0.5 8 12 6.0 2.6 1.1 1.1

South Asia 0.6 27 59 8.2 3.0 2.5 1.0

East Asia 1.9 62 79 7.7 4.0 0.8 0.3

Developing countries 4.3 114 201 7.2 3.8 1.7 0.8

excl. China and India 2.9 42 94 6.0 3.6 2.4 1.1

Developed countries 30.0 51 62 0.5 -0.3 0.6 0.3

World 34.3 166 263 3.0 2.4 1.4 0.7

Per harvested hectare kg/ha percent p.a.

1961/

1963

2005/

2007 2050

1961-

2007

1997-

2007

2005/

2007

-2030

2030-

2050

Sub-Saharan Africa 1.9 8 27 2.6 -1.6 3.1 2.6

Latin America 15.1 122 250 4.4 3.0 2.4 0.7

Near East / North Africa 10.3 113 170 5.3 1.9 0.9 0.9

South Asia 3.4 121 268 7.7 2.7 2.5 1.0

East Asia 9.6 210 256 6.9 3.3 0.6 0.3

Developing countries 7.3 127 200 6.3 2.7 1.4 0.6

excl. China and India 9.6 79 144 4.7 1.9 1.9 0.8

Developed countries 75.9 144 166 0.8 0.0 0.3 0.3

World 35.0 132 191 2.5 1.7 1.1 0.5

Source: Alexandratos, N. and J. Bruinsma. 2012. World agriculture towards 2030/2050: the 2012 revision. ESA Working paper No. 12-03. Rome, FAO.

If projected fertilizer consumption is correct – there will be 1.4% annual increase in the demand for fertilizers from now until 2030, dropping to 0.70% from 2030-2050. What that means is the global demand for phosphates should increase 27% from 2013 to 2030, suggesting that 25% more supply will be required to meet global demand. Canada is a net importer of phosphate. The only currently producing phosphate mine in Canada, operated by Agrium, is set to close in 2013. The US imported approximately 4% of its phosphate requirements. The US, formerly the largest global phosphate producer, has dropped to number 3 behind China and just behind Morocco.

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Phosphate Exploration & Development: “From Rocks to Crops”