BSC Resources on the Brink of Discovery BSC

BSC Resources on the Brink of Discovery?

BSC On the Brink of Discovery? FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation, contains certain “forward-looking statements ("statements"). All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that BSC Resources (Pty) Ltd (“BSC” or the “Company”) believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including, without limitation, statements regarding mineral resources, potential mineral deposits, potential mineralization, exploration results, the Company’s objective of identifying or confirming in the short term significant National Instrument 43 -101 (“NI 43 -101”) compliant mineral resources, and the Company’s other exploration and development plans and objectives) are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect the current expectations or beliefs of BSC based on information currently available to BSC. 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Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, but are not limited to, imprecision in the historical resource estimates, the possibility that future exploration results will not be consistent with the Company’s expectations (such that any future mineral resource estimates are materially less than the Company’s expectations), uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future, changes in commodity prices, changes in equity and/or debt markets, risks arising from operating in South Africa (including political developments in South Africa, changes to regulations affecting the Company’s activities, surface rights, foreign currency fluctuations and delays in obtaining or failures to obtain required regulatory approvals), the uncertainties involved in interpreting exploration results and other geological data, volatility of and sensitivity to market prices for copper, nickel and/or PGMs (market or otherwise), exploration costs varying significantly from estimates, delays in the exploration and development of the project, inability or delays in procuring the required capital equipment and/or operating parts and supplies, equipment failure, unexpected geological conditions, success of future exploration and development initiatives, environmental and safety risks including increased regulatory burdens, seismic activity, weather and other natural phenomena, changes in government regulations and policies, including tax and trade laws and policies, risks relating to labour, and other exploration, development and operating risks involved in the mineral exploration and development industry. 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These historical estimates are referred to only to indicate the results of past exploration on the Insizwa Project and are relevant to the extent that they indicate the presence of a nickel sulphide mineralization and the approximate size of the target for future exploration These historical estimates are not compliant with NI 43 -101 and therefore should not be relied upon. The Company has not done any work to classify the historical estimate as a current mineral resource as defined in section 1. 2 of NI 43 -101 and are not treating it as such. No assurances can be given that the indicated amount of copper, nickel and/or PGMs will be proven or produced. Estimates made at a given time may significantly change when new information becomes available, including as a result of future exploration activity. Resource estimates are imprecise and depend, to a certain extent, upon statistical inferences which may ultimately prove unreliable. 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South Africa’s Junior Mining Landscape Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) came into force in May 2004 with the following consequences: • “Use it or lose it” principle unlocked non-strategic assets by majors. • Interest in Exploration by foreign juniors. • First time participation of Black South Africans in the ownership and development of the mineral resources of South Africa.

The Creation of BSC Resources Ltd • Incorporated in November 2005. • Granted prospecting rights of 39000 ha within 6 months (Currently have 77 000 ha at the Insizwa project). • Raised ZAR 18. 2 m (South Africa, Canada, USA). • Granted prospecting permit for historic Musina Copper Dumps and Oxide caps (September 2007). • Completed Scoping study on the Musina Copper Dumps and Oxide Caps (January 2008). • Raised ZAR 16 m (South Africa, Canada and USA) February 2008. • Completed a competent person’s report on the Insizwa Nickel Project (October 2008). • Granted exploration permits on 8 farms in the Northern Natal (KZN) coalfields (October/November 2008). • Entered into a joint venture agreement with Vale to further explore the Insizwa Nickel Project, where 20 million USD will be spent on exploration (including option payments of US $1. 65 million – to be paid over a five year period).

Strategic Overview • Hands on Management Team. • Focusing on acquiring and developing brownfields projects. • Currently building a substantial coal portfolio in the Natal region, close to the Richards Bay port. • Capitalise on 2009 MPRDA deadline (“Use it or Lose it”) to partner with majors.

Medium Term Strategy • Aggressively seek out new projects either at scoping study stage or pre-BFS and use these projects as our going public projects • “BSC” to break-even on a monthly basis by charging fees to our JV partners for work being done at our various projects. • Continue to increase our land package at our Musina Copper project and target an inferred resource of 14 million tons @ 1. 2% copper by October 2011. • Strengthen our board and management teams as we prepare to list the company by year end.

Our Point of Difference • Our Ability to acquire, explore and develop mining projects in Southern Africa. • Our Ability to raise the necessary finance in South Africa and North America. • Our Management’s Ability to successfully convert projects. • Our comprehensive geological database.

Project Localities Musina Copper Project Burgersfort Nickel Project KZN Coal Project Insizwa Nickel Project

BSC Projects • Insizwa Ni-Cu-PGE project – High quality magnetotelluric anomalies to follow-up with ground geophysics and later to drill test. Drilling estimated to start in September 2011. • Burgersfort – Disseminated visible Ni-sulphides intersected sporadically over ~20 m, ~ 110 m (finely disseminated) and 80 m in three boreholes. Assay results are pending and further drilling is ongoing. • KZN Coal – Potentially large tonnage, high quality coal resources have been estimated from historic data. The validation of the historic data with new drilling is planned to start this month (March, 2011). • Mussina – Modeling of historic data shows potential to discover substantial Cu resources. Currently looking for a partner to fund the drilling. • Project Generation – Actively looking to acquire new projects in SA and neighbouring countries.

Burgersfort Project BSC/Pangea Partnership

Burgersfort Ni-Cu-PGE Project Geology Map Burgersfort Ni-Cu-PGE Project Locality A Burgersfort Project Genetic Similarities to Nkomati Ni Mine Nkomati Ni. Cu-PGE Mine B Target modelled on the Nkomati Ni mine

Burgersfort Project’s History MD 12 intersected 1. 23% Ni over 7. 63 m at ~173 m and MD 12 C (deflection) 0. 76% over 10 m as well as 0. 5% Ni over 50 m.

Burgersfort – Target Resource Talvivaara Ni Deposit in Finland (Owned by Talvivaara Mining Company) • ~1 Billion tonnes (measured and indicated) at a cut-off of 0. 07% Ni with an average grade of 0. 22% Ni (also has Zn and Co credits). Turnagain Ni Deposit in Canada (Owned by Hard Creek Nickel Corporation) • ~1. 1 Billion tonnes (measured, indicated and inferred) at a cut-off of 0. 1% Ni and an average grade of ~0. 2% Ni (also has Co credits). LOM is 24. 4 years with an NPV of US $ 715 million (at a discount of 8%) and an IRR of 10. 7%. 55% Ni Recovery from the Mill and 96 % Refinery Recovery. Burgersfort Ni Project (BSC/Pangea Joint Venture) • Assay results pending, handheld spectrometer shows values of 0. 3 to 0. 5% Ni where no sulphides are visible and up to 3. 5 % Ni directly over sulphide blebs. (Historic reports refer to PGE’s – no assay values given) Ni Deportment Study shows a potential for high recoveries as sulphides consist almost entirely of pentlandite.

Burgersfort - Work Programme/ Infrastructure Railway line Area of VTEM Study Tarred Road Permit Boundaries in Red R 7. 5 Million Work Programme involving VTEM, ground IP, Ni Deportment Study and drilling

Burgersfort – Borehole Interceptions AP-06 shows sporadic disseminated sulphides from 33 to 112 m (currently still drilling) and in mineralisation) AP-03 shows significant sporadic mineralisation between 29. 21 -51. 85 m (over ~20 m). AP-04 Finely sporadic disseminated sulphides from 80 – 198 m (over 110 m) AP-05 Broadly spaced, finely disseminated sulphides from 0 – 220 m AP-05 and holes in the south show no significant visible sulphides

Burgersfort – Core Photos

Burgersfort – Target Resource • In other large, low grade Ni resources the sulphides are not always visible. • At Burgersfort three boreholes have intersected visible sulphides with grades comparable or better than Talvivaara and Turn Again. • There is sufficient area at Burgersfort to obtain a similar tonnage of about 1 billion tonnes. • The true grade, percentage Ni recoverable and extent of the mineralisation will be confirmed as the programme proceeds to confirm its economic viability. Mineralised Intersections

Insizwa Ni-Cu-PGE Project BSC/Vale Partnership • Target – Massive Sulphide at base of Insizwa Mountains. • Has 10 km strike of sulphide showings along exposed prospective horizon. • High tenor sulphides up to ~12% Ni

Insizwa Project Conceptual Targets APPROXIMATELY 7 KM View looking west at the Insizwa Lobe showing approximate position of the mineralised footwall contact in red ~ 5 km Deep seated massive sulphide accumulation expected to be close to mouth of feeder dyke Theory is that sulphides formed at depth and have been brought up with the magma Theoretical Cross-Section

Ground Geophysics Complete and High Quality Conductors have been Identified which will be drill tested after further Ground Geophysics.

MT Lines Overlying Insizwa DTM

Musina Cu Project

Musina Geology, Boreholes and Soil Geochem Historic mining took place here between 1905 and 1993 (about 100 years) extracting 750 000 t of Cu but ended with resources still left in the ground

Musina Soil Geochem Extensive dataset of historic borehole, assay, soil geochem and geological mapping. 15 km of largely mineralised strike extent. Untested soil anomalies and mineralised intersections warranting follow-up work. Oxides were not previously mined and many of the sulphide bodies are left un-mined. Mollytoo represents a target with a modelled resource showing potential for between ~13 and 43. 5 million tonnes.

Musina Datamine Modelling Completed to Date

Modelled Sulphide Lenses and Selected Cu Interceptions BH. NCH 3. 101 -120 m 15 m@0. 92%Cu MOLLYSHAFT H 5 H 8 H 4 4 LEVEL 6 LEVEL 180 n BH. 0 -313. 104 -112 m 4. 4 m@0. 82%Cu H 7 H 6 BH. 0 -306. 330 -335. 5 m 4. 5 m(TW)@2. 7%Cu BH. 0 -306. 419 -446 m 15. 3 m (TW) @3. 23%Cu H 5 H 4 -600 m EXTRAPOLATION BASED ON ARTONVILLA MINE MODEL

Oblique View of Modelled Sulphide Lenses NORTH H 1 H 2 H 3 H 7 DOWE TOKWE WRENCH FAULT H 8 H 6 H 5 H 4 SURFACE ALTERATION -600 m VERT DEPTH DOWE-TOKWE WRENCH FAULT -600 m VD

Levels of Confidence in Modelled Data Red = Borehole Interception Pink = Known Mineralisation from underground Development (not yet mined out) Blue = Possible Extent of Prospective Horizon

L 4 H 4 H 2 H 3 H 1 MINED OUT H 8 H 6 H 7 PRIORITY AREAS EXTRAPOLATED FROM HISTORICAL BOREHOLE ASSAYS MINERALIZED HOST ROCK DEFINED FROM BH INTERSECTIONS UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT, SURFACE TRENCHING AND GEOLOGICAL MAPPING UNEXPLORED HOST ROCK EXTENSIONS CONTOURS EVERY 20 m H 5

Potential Tonnage to be Explored LENS NUMBER PROJECTED VERTICAL DEPTH (m) VOLUME m³ DENSITY TONS RED, PINK BLUE TONS MINERALIZED RED & PINK TONS RED H 1 300 899, 175 2. 65 2, 393, 234 1, 574, 839 562, 633 H 2 300 147, 391 2. 65 394, 552 312, 742 214, 137 H 3 600 282, 851 2. 7 771, 983 455, 629 H 4 600 5, 081, 813 2. 7 13, 725, 490 9, 659, 287 4, 472, 297 H 5 600 5, 645, 564 2. 7 15, 281, 068 10, 991, 957 6, 543, 353 H 6 300 2, 679, 461 2. 7 7, 185, 434 3, 526, 328 1, 096, 075 H 7 300 780, 191 2. 7 2, 078, 409 582, 375 6, 555 H 8 300 693, 367 2. 65 1, 846, 233 935, 639 475, 754 43, 676, 406 28, 355, 152 13, 826, 434 TOTALS 16, 209, 816 Weighted Ave of 1. 40% Cu with values ranging from 0. 55% Cu to 4. 84% Cu over widths of 1. 6 to 19 m (averaging 8. 4 m)

Musina Exploration Target Mollytoo Sulphides Modelled potential for ~13 to 43 million tonnes plus untested areas of alteration around shaft Boreholes with mineralised intersections – need further follow-up drilling Other historic shafts with sulphides remaining 280 000 t Oxide Cap Remaining Untested Substantial Soil Anomaly

KZN Coal Projects BSC/Bright JV

Application Status • Permits granted across all five of the KZN coalfields - Klip River, Utrecht, Vryheid and Somkele Coalfields. • 49 Mt potential on Elandsberg • All permits close to good infrastucture

Elandsberg RD CV Ash Vol Fix C 1. 6 ~ 13 ~ 8 28 30 Mine Name: Longridge Colliery Coal Type: Anthracite Method: Underground (Board & Pillar) Seam: Dundas Product CV Ash Vol Fix C Sulph 30. 24 12. 3 10. 9 74. 9 0. 83 31 10. 6 9. 2 78. 3 0. 68 Pea 31. 1 10. 5 10. 9 76. 6 0. 81 grain 31. 7 9. 7 11. 2 77. 3 0. 71 50 77 Alfred 14 000 Dundas 35 000 Total Tonnages 49 000 Seam Thickness Alfred 1 m Seam Thickness Dundas 2 m Large Tonnage, Good Quality, Potential For JVs, Adjacent to historic mining

Conclusions/ Way Forward • Strong, experienced technical, financial and legal team able to identify, acquire, fund and evaluate projects. • Drill test extent of disseminated mineralisation at Burgersfort. • Validate historic coal borehole data. • Validate modelled Musina data and test strike extent of mineralisation (once project is funded). • Drill Test Insizwa Geophysical Targets. • Acquire additional projects