CCN Presentation 20111216

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Forward-Looking Information

All statements and other information contained in this document related toConcordia Resource Corp (Concordia or CCN), as well as other statementsabout anticipated future events or results, constitute forward-lookingstatements. Forward-looking statements often, but not always, are identified bythe use of words such as seek, anticipate, believe, plan, estimate,expect, intend, forecast, project, likely, potential, targeted and

possible and statements that an event or result may, will, would, should,could or might occur or be achieved and other similar expressions. Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown business and economicrisks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results ofoperations to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on estimates andopinions of management at the date the statements are made. Concordia doesnot undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements even ifcircumstances or managements estimates or opinions should change. For thereason set forth above, investors should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.

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Company Overview

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CCN performance, 12 months Directors

Ed Flood Chairman & CEO

Pamela Klessig Director (former CEO)

John FognaniDirector (in-house counsel, IvanhoeMines Ltd)

Harry DobsonDirector (Chairman, Kirkland LakeGold Inc.)

Borden Putnam Director (institutional investor)

Terry KrepiakevichDirector (Senior Advisor, former CFO,SouthGobi Resources)

Capital structure1

Market capitalisation $28.1 million

Shares outstanding 59.9 million

Fully diluted 64.9 million

Average volume (November 2011) 315,460

Cash & marketable securities (WLC) $35.5 million

Debt Nil1 as at 22 November

Significant shareholders

Global Resource Investments (Sprott Asset Management)

Salida Capital


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A Foundation for Growth

Building onthe success ofMeryllion Minerals

Corp. in LatinAmerica, we continueto execute our shift tobecoming adiversified, global

explorer through theacquisition ofSwalaResources Inc.

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Corporate Structure: Incubator + Explorer

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Creating Value: A Focused Approach

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Africa


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Swala Acquisition Rationale

BURKINA FASO

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CCNs strong cash position andunique public markets experiencecombines seamlessly withSwala's Africa-focusedoperations team and highly

prospective exploration portfolio


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West African Gold

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KERBOUL

GUGUR

Country Birimian

geology (km2

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Gold resources

(Moz)Ghana 45,000 110

Mali 124,000 33

Guinea 27,000 12

Burkina Faso 60,000 12

Cte dIvoire 113,000 8

Senegal 6,000 3


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Kerboul

BURKINA FASO

KERBOUL

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Swala airbornegeophysics


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Kerboul South

Oxide mineralization at Kerboul South extends from

surface to at least 50m, beyond which is untested


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Inata Mine, Avocet Mining (AIM:AVM)

BURKINA FASO

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3.9 million ounces of gold (2011 production ~165koz), lying on the

same regional trend and contiguous land package as Kerboul

Inata is one of six new gold mines to open in mining-friendlyBurkina Faso in the last decade


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Kerboul

Licenced artisanal diggers at Kerboul Main target high grade

quartz veins within the saprolitic ore


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Exploration upside

BURKINA FASO

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Joint ventures in:Gabon (gold, AngloGoldAshanti)

DRC (base metals, Anglo

American)

Zimbabwe (gold, ZWMA)

Plus additional, early access

to an exciting deal flowthroughout Africa


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South America


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La Providencia Silver and Copper

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Drilling at La Providencia

silver mine, Argentina

LA PROVIDENCIA

ARGENTINAMEN


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The historic mine produced between three and

five million ounces between 1987 and 1997

Potential for an initial 15 20 million ounces of silverto be definedduring the current drilling campaign (to be completed Jan 2012)


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High grade silver-copper mineralization

Average production grade was ~250 g/t silver


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Drilling status, 5 December(drilling commenced 7 Sept 2011)


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CERRO AMARILLO

ARGENTINA

Cerro Amarillo Cu-Mo-Au Porphyry

CERRO AMARILLO

MEN


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Water quality and glaciation studies are complete

Access road and additional geophysics planned


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Concordia Remains Undervalued

Market capitalization 1 $28.1 million

$0.47 / share

Working capital 1 $25.5 million

Investment in WLC (28.4m shares) 2 $10.0 million

Total 1 $35.5 million

Argentina: Providencia ~ 20 million Oz Ag, 2012 target

Africa: Kerboul ~ 0.5 million Oz Au, 2012 target

Shares are trading at discount to cash, marketablesecurities and exploration upside!

1. Estimated market capitalization, based on pre-Swala transaction shares outstanding and current CCN share price of $0.472. $0.35 per share


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The People

Corporate

Capital markets, management, valuations andcorporate expertise

Ed FloodChairman & CEO

Toby MayoPresident

Africa and South America

Management teams & technical excellence

Gerard de la ValleAfrica (Swala)

Willem FuchterSouth America (Meryllion)

Global execution Leading exploration company with

extensive exploration portfolio Platform for future growth and

acquisitions

Building scale through diversification Potential for multiple revenue streams Product diversification Presence in key geologic regions

Shareholder return Creating sustainable shareholder value

Structured to manage risk and tomaximize shareholder return

Operational excellence Combines experienced management

teams and boards of directors Capital markets and technical excellence


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In Summary

Strong Management & Board

Proven Track Record

Diversified Commodities and

Geographic Strategy Growth into Africa and

South America

Structured Approach toManaging Risk & Opportunity

Well funded: $25m+

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