General PresentationBuriticá ProjectMedellín, May 2020

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Zijin Mining Group: Who are we?

Responsible Mining: Buriticá Project

We are Modern Mining: Sustainability Pillars

Partners

1. High Operational Standards2. Our People3. Community and Regional Development4. Environmental Management5. Institutional Strengthening

Accomplishments and Recognition

Zijin Mining Group

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Zijin Mining GroupWho are we?

Zijin Mining Group is a mining company mainly engaged in the exploration and mining of gold, copper, zinc, and other mineral resources. Its shares trade on both the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock

Exchange. Responding to the "One Belt and One Road" Initiative, it aims to ascend to the league of top international miners. It currently owns more

than 20 major projects worldwide.

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Zijin Mining GroupWhere are we located?

* Zijin owns 23 mines worldwide 5

Zijin Mining GroupMinerals

GOLD COPPER ZINC PLAT INUM

* Zijin is China's largest gold producer

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Zijin Mining GroupGlobal Strategy

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Be the leader in the Chinese gold industry

Be the leader in China's overall mining industry

Become one of the world's largest gold

and copper producers and be recognized as a major reference in

the global mining space

Be one of the world's most

important mining companies,

recognized for its technology and

profitability

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Zijin Mining GroupValues

COMMUNICATIVE , we embrace mutual trust.

RESPONSIBLE , we create sustainable value.

SELF-DISCIPLINED , we pursue a win-win strategy.

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Buriticá Project

Responsible Mining:

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HIGH GEOLOGICAL POTENTIAL

US$550mConstruction Investment

Over

3.7mounces

in gold reserves

US$1bTaxes & royalties

Over

3,000tons/day

starting in 2022

Around

4,700direct

and indirect jobs

PINE National InterestStrategic Project

14 years of operation3 years of construction

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BURITICÁ PROJECT

Regional influence:• Buriticá• Santa Fe de Antioquia• Cañasgordas• Giraldo

Buriticá from Medellín• 91 km• 2.5 hours by car

Localización

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Location

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Zonas de influenciaAreas of Influence

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31 km in underground advances (28.5 km horizontal and 2.5 km vertical).Underground development advances of approximately 1,800 meters per month.

GENERAL98%COMPLETE

PROGRESS

SustainabilityPillars

We are Modern Mining:

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MAIN VIEW

CRUSHER

MILL

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LEACHING

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COUNTER CURRENT DECANTATION

- CCD

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MERRILL CROWE

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TAILINGS FILTERS

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CABLEWAY AND PULP PLANT

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WATER TREATMENT PLANT

MINE DEVELOPMENT

BURITICÁ PROJECT

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TUNNELSYaraguá

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TUNNELSRampa Sur

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TUNNELSHigabra

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Jobs CreatedOur People

1,191Direct jobs

1,684Indirect jobs

2,87598.5%

COLOMBIAN

Employees from Antioquia 78%

Employees from Buriticá and the area of influence 50%

Operational staff and trainees from Buriticá and the area of influence

70%

Women (direct employees)) 19%

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Employability Apprenticeships Programs

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Our People

Direct jobs

19%are women

Out of 46 apprentices

52%are women

Women run

52%of the companies

strengthened by the PEP

Gender Equality

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Coffee, tomato, potato, corn, beans, bananas, poultry, pigs, sugar cane, tamarillo (knowns as tree tomato), strawberries, natural fibers.

TOTAL INVESTMENT

COP $2.9 bBENEFICIARIES

1,031PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED

929PROJECTS:

Future Harvest ProgramCommunity Development

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Supply Chain Linkage Program - PEP -Community Development

• Analysis of the territory and business processes.

• Revolving fund was created.• 75 productive units

strengthened.• Sectors: Food, laundry,

accommodation, hardware stores, civil works, dairy, specialty coffees, mechanical maintenance.

TOTAL INVESTMENT

COP $2.7b

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Local PurchasesCommunity Development

COP$11.526b2018

2019 COP$13.654b

37% of the companies in the PEP programare now part of the Company's supplychain

• 443 people benefited

• Women's participation: 28%

1. Buying from local suppliers

2. Job creation

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FormalizationCommunity Development

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ProductionFormalized

Companies' Revenues Beneficiaries

4,799ounces

USD 3,826,721 555peoplePeriod: 2017 – March 2020

Women in Mining Formalization Program

Employability Production Revenues

7womenlinked

9.74ounces

USD $14.837Period: January to

March 2020

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FormalizationCommunity Development

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AFTER BEFORE

Scholarships for Higher Education:1. Higher Education

49 direct AID beneficiaries

Adults that earned their high school equivalency

2. Basic Education and Vocational Training• 706

People receiving vocational training certification• 3003Students in mining technical degree programs• 34

3. Mining Technician Degree with SENAApprentices graduated• 199Women from the region. The first in the country to be certified as Underground Mining Technicians.

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4. Support for rural educational infrastructureimprovements

EducationCommunity Development

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InfrastructureCommunity Development

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1. Community Projects

COP $15,773,403,285Investment:

2. Community infrastructure

COP$4.500 MInvestment:

• Improvement of rural village footpaths/trails, sports venues, school facilities, hospitals, temples, and more.

• Construction of rural village aqueducts, community meeting facilities, playgrounds.

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• Celebration of regional festivals and cultural events• Social campaigns (Mi Vereda en Movimiento, Hábitos Saludables,

Seguridad Vial, Mesa Subregional de Juventudes)• Linked to Colombian Police Department• Memory and Cultural Heritage Program• Training for firefighters group• Health brigades• Christmas celebrations

COP $8,919,858,848

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• Environmental license in 2008.

• Modified for large-scale mining starting in 2016.

• Environmental Management System certified yearly byBureau Veritas under the ISO14001 standard.

• Real-time monitoring network with early alerts forenvironmental variables which measure: Meteorologicalaspects:

ü Air qualityü Noiseü Vibrationsü Piezometric levelsü Discharge flow control.

• A voluntary agreement was signed with Corantioquia toimplement joint conservation strategies

• Environmental education for communities andemployees

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• Installation of 34 camera traps around the Project, to define/characterize the wild cat population.

• Implementation of the 2019 - 2020 Wild Cat Conservation Action Plan.

Voluntary Conservation Initiatives:

+ Las Alegrías Corridor: 8 : 8 families

+ Buriticá: 60 families

+ Giraldo and Cañasgordas: 75 families

Interinstitutional Alliances:

• School of Wild Cats for schools in the area of influence Talleres Conflict between humans and wild cats workshops

143Families benefited

1.558Hectares of

conservation forest

Voluntary Conservation Initiatives

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Participating in local economic development

initiatives

Multi-stakeholder dialogues on mining

issues and local development plans.

Technical cooperation

exchanges with mining municipalities

and countries

Regional cooperation

projects

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2. 3.

Partners

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Institutions that have arrived in the territory along with the Company and have contributed

to the success of the sustainability strategy

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Institutional Strengthening

Formalization for small-scale miners

Environmental Management

Supply Chain Linkage

Accomplishmentsand Recognition

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Zijin - Continental Gold: The mining company ranking highest in Colombia's Social Investment Index

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Zijin - Continental Gold continues to rise in Colombia's Mining Sector Reputation Ranking: "Brújula Minera"

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GENERAL RANKING