Creating value by advancing towards a commercially viable

Copper-Gold Porphyry deposit at the Miner Mountain Project

in southern British Columbia, Canada

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CAUTIONARY DISCLAIMER: FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

Certain statements contained herein regarding the Company and its operations constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the United States Private Securities

Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements that are not historical facts, including without limitation statements regarding future estimates, plans, objectives, assumptions or expectations for future performance, are “forward-looking statements.” We caution you

that such “forward-looking statements” involve known and unknown risks and

uncertainties that could cause actual results and future events to differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Such risks and uncertainties include fluctuations in precious metal prices, unpredictable results of exploration activities, uncertainties inherent in the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, fluctuations in the costs of goods and services, problems associated with exploration and mining operations, changes in legal, social or political conditions in the jurisdictions where the Company operates, lack of appropriate funding and other risk factors, as discussed in the Company’s filings with Canadian and American Securities regulatory agencies. Resource

and production goals and forecasts may be based on data insufficient to support them. Dr. Selina Tribe is the Qualified Person for the Company as required by NI 43-101. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

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WHY COPPER-GOLD?

“Sustained growth in copper demand is expected to continue because copper is essential to economic activity and even more

so to the modern technological society.” (International Copper Study Group)

- Porphyry copper deposits are the Tier One assets of the mining industry. - They provide the majority of mined copper and significant quantities of gold. - Life-of-Mine revenues in the tens of billions of dollars and low costs of production make porphyry copper assets highly sought-after and extremely valuable. - Strong copper demand, forecasts of high rates of growth of copper consumption, aging major mines with declining grades and production, greatly diminishing rates of discovery and reserve replacement have resulted in increased M&A of copper assets.

EXPECTATIONS FOR COPPER

EXPECTATIONS FOR COPPER

… meets historically low, new project pipeline Strong demand growth related to economic growth and shifting technologies …

COPPER FUNDAMENTALS

COPPER FUNDAMENTALS: DECLINING EXPLORATION SUCCESS, STRONG PRICE FORECAST

… and historically low rates of discovery

and reserve replacement, despite increased exploration spending.

“Prepare for a decade of Dr.

Copper on steroids,” (Max Layton and Tracy Liao, Citigroup, July 17, 2018 Research Note)

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• 2006 Pubco acquisition Regalito Chile 638,000,000 0.43% Cu Pan Pacific acquires Regalito $137 million

• 2007 Pubco acquisition El Galeno Peru 863,000,000 0.474% Cu, 0.01 Chinan Minmetals buys Northern Peru Copper $455 million

• 2007 Privco acquisition Rio Blanco Peru 1,257,000,000 0.57 Cu% , 0.023 Mo, Monterrico bought by Zijin $186 million

• 2007 Pubco acquisition Quebrada Blanca Chile 1,090,000,000 0.72% Cu Teck acquired Aur Resources $4,100 million

• 2007 Pubco acquisition Toromocho Peru 2,152,000,000 0.461% Cu Chinalco acquires Peru Copper $840 million

• 2007 Pubco acquisition Mirador Ecuador 890,000,000 0.56 % Cu, 0.15 Au, 1.05 Ag Tongguan Investment acquires Corriente $650

million

• 2008 Pubco acquisition Bahuerachi Mexico 605,000,000 0.397% Cu, 0.008 Mo, 0.029 Au, 3.91 Ag Jinchuan acquisition of Tyler

Resources $214 million

• 2008 Asset acquisition Valle Grande Panama 1,218,000,000 0.5% Cu, .007% Mo, 0.08 Au Inmet acquiers PTQ's 26% $336 million

• 2008 Pubco acquisition Relincho Chile 498,000,000 0.47% Cu, 0.023% Mo and inferred Teck acquires Global Copper $425 million

• 2009 Asset acquisition Twin Buttes United States 700,000,000 0.43% Cu , 0.023 Mo, Freeport purchased from Park Corp $200

million

• 2010 Joint Venture Ajax Canada 426,000,000 0.29% Cu, 0.19 g/T Au 80/20 JV with KGHM $72 million + financing commitment

• 2010 Pubco acquisition Xietongmen China 220,000,000 0.43% Cu, 0.61 Au, 3.87 Ag Jinchuan buys Continental $432 million

• 2010 Pubco acquisition Haquira Panama 500,000,000 0.64 Cu, 0.015 Mo, 0.045 Au. 1.8 Ag Antares acquired by FQ $460 million

• 2010 Pubco merger Sierra Gorda Chile 1,274,000,000 0.353% Cu, 0.016 Mo, 0.048 Au Quadra and FNX merger $1,500 million

Selected COPPER M&A 2006-2010

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• 2011 Pubco acquisition Santo Domingo Chile 513,000,000 0.30%, 0.04, 30% Fe Capstone acquires Far West $725 million

• 2011 Pubco acquisition Altar Argentina 802,000,000 0.42% Cu, 0.059 Au Stillwater acquiers Perigrine $487 million

• 2011 Pubco acquisition Constancia Peru 393,000,000 0.42%, 0.011 Mo, 0.05 Au, 3.72 Ag Hudbay acquiers Norsemont $363 million

• 2011 Pubco acquisition Sierra Gorda Chile 1,274,000,000 0.353% Cu, 0.016 Mo, 0.048 Au KGHM acquisition of Quadra FNX $3,500 million

• 2011 Pubco acquisition Mt. Milligan Canada 700,000,000 0.18%, 0.3 Thompson Creek acquires Terrane Metals $650 million

• 2012 Asset acquisition Far Southeast-Bato Tabio Philippines 650,000,000 0.65 % Cu, 1.3 Au, .93 Ag Gold Fields acquires 40% $220 million

• 2013 Pubco acquisition Cobre Panama Panama 272,000,000 0.37% Cu, .006% Mo, 0.05 Au, 1.32 Ag First Quantum acquisition of Inmet

$5,100 million

• 2013 Asset acquisition Castle Dome Arizona 1,438,000,000 0.33% Cu, 0.055 Au. 0.34, 2.2 Capstone Acquiers Pinto Valley $650 million

• 2014 Asset acquisition Koksai Kazakhstan 701,000,000 0.44%, 0.049 Mo, 0.12 Au and 1.24 Ag Kaz minerals Acquire deposit $260 million

• 2014 Pubco acquisition Rosemont USA 1,264,000,000 0.36%, .011 Mo, 0.098 Ag Hudbay Acquires Augusta $555 million

• 2014 Pubco acquisition Taca Taca Argentina 2,170,000,000 0.44%, .08 Au, .013% Mo FM acquiers Lumina $470 million

• 2014 Asset acquisition Las Bambas Peru 1,700,000,000 0.613% Cu, 0.16 Mo, 0.044 Au and 3.03 Ag $7 Billion acquisition from Xtrata $7,000

million

• 2016 Acquisition of minority interest Zafrinal Peru 500,000,000 0.36% Cu and 0.07 Au Teck buys AQM shs not already owned $116 million

Selected COPPER M&A 2011-2016

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• 2017 Pubco acquisition Cloncurry Australia 287,000,00 0.6% Cu Copper Mountain to acquire $93 million

• 2017 Acquisition of 50% Cerro Casale Chile 1,500,000,000 0.22-.12%, 0.6-0.35 g/t Au Goldcorp acquiers 50% >$500 million

• 2017 Pubco acquisition Caspiche Chile 1,400,000,000 0.19%, 0.51g/t Au Goldcorp acquiers 100% of Exeter $247 million

• 2018 Asset acquisition Peschanka (Baimskaya) Russia 1,400,000,000 0.51, 0.03, 0.3,1.4 Kaz Minerals acquires from privco $900 million

• 2018 Acquisition of minority interest Quellaveco Peru 974,000,000 0.65, 0.021, 0, 2 Mitsubishi acquires additional 21.9% $600 million

• 2018 Asset acquisition Cerro Colorado Chile n.a. EMR Cap buys mine from BHP $230 million

• 2018 Acquisition of minority interest Quebrada Blanca Chile n.a. Teck ups stake by 13.5% to 90% $162 million

• 2018 Acquisition of 51% Pulang Xuejiping 1,229,000,000 0.34%, 0.01 % Mo. 0.18 Au, 1.6 Ag Yunnan Copper acquires 51% 51% for $227

million

• 2018 Government auction Michiquillay Peru 1,100,000,000 0.629% Cu, Au, 0.022, 0.14, 0.06 Gov. auction, Southern Copper to acquire $400

million

• 2018 Pubco acquisition Timok Serbia 1,800,000,000 .86 % Cu, .18 Au Zinjin buys Nevsun $1,800 million

• 2018 Government auction Bor Serbia n.a. 0.84% Cu, .39 Au Zinjin buys Bor Complex $1,460 million for 65%

• 2108 Acquisition of 51% stake Grasberg PPG Inalum buys Freeport's and Rio's 51% $3,850 million

• 2019 Acquisition 70% stake Red Chris Newcrest buys 70% Imperials Metals $806 million

Selected COPPER M&A 2017-2019

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Copper M&A 2006-2018 - Valuation Benchmarks

Potential for increased M&A (RBC Capital Markets) • We forecast a need for 5Mt of new copper supply by 2028 (25% of current production as

existing production declines and demand continues to grow steadily. We also expect M&A to grow steadily as copper prices rises over the next few years.

• We believe M&A could pick up in the copper space alongside rising prices. The copper producers in our coverage universe are trading at $14,260 per tonne of annual copper production while the cost to build is estimated to be $14,444/t on average suggesting it may make sense to buy production to get immediate cash flow and avoid execution risk of building a new project. Junior copper explorers have received renewed attention and the base metals juniors we track are now trading at $0.03/lb (EV/lb CuEq M&I+I) which remains below the average transaction price since 2010 of $0.07/lb.

Sego Resources Inc. (SGZ – TSX.V) Drilling for Success in Southern British Columbia

Sego Resources Inc. is defining a large, new, copper-gold porphyry system in the world-class Nicola Belt in southern British Columbia. Sego’s exploration drilling at Miner Mountain has already intersected significant copper-gold mineralization near-surface and at 200 vertical metres depth in multiple holes. Four main zones of alkalic copper-gold porphyry mineralization have been discovered. These four zones feature mineralization, alteration and geology typical of other porphyry deposits found in the Southern Nicola Belt, within 100 kilometres of Sego’s Miner Mountain such as the Copper Mountain mine, New Afton mine and Ajax deposit. Sego plans to drill out these zones in order to define copper-gold resources while also testing new targets on the property. Extensive further drilling and trenching are planned in 2019.

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Why British Columbia? Low Risk Jurisdiction: - Endowed with over 1000 kilometres of Cu-Au porphyry prospective geology - 8 new major Cu-Au porphyry discoveries since 2006

- 8 Currently operating porphyry Cu mines - Strong Governmental support for Responsible Resource Development

Sego Resources Jurisdiction

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Quesnel Stikine Terrane Cu-Au Porphyry Mines

In 2010 KHGM acquired ownership of the Ajax Deposit from Abacus. In 2011 Copper Mountain’s

(TSX:CMMC) Copper Mountain Mine opened. In 2012 New Gold’s (TSX:NGD) New

Afton Mine opened. In 2013 Thompson Creek Metals (now Centerra TSX:CG) Mt. Milligan Mine opened. In 2015 Imperial Metals (TSX:III) Red Chris Mine opened. (2019 Newcrest bought 70% for $806 Million) In 2018 Centerra acquired the advanced Kemess Underground deposit, by acquiring AuRico.

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Sego Resources Miner Mountain Project

Sego’s Miner Mountain hosts a large scale, copper-gold alkalic porphyry target northeast of Princeton BC:

• The Miner Mountain Copper-Gold Project lies in the Nicola Belt of the Quesnel-Stikine Terrane, which currently contains 5 copper-gold porphyry mines: Copper Mountain Mine, New Afton Mine, Mount Polly Mine, Mount Milligan Mine, and Red Chris Mine.

• Sego’s claims (2056 hectares) cover an extensive well-altered porphyry system containing excellent copper-gold grades and located along the same regional fault system as the Copper Mountain mine.

• Mineralization extends from surface to over 200 metres depth (DDH 30); recent drilling indicates mineralization increases with depth (DDH 30).

• Year-round exploration capability, easy road access,

plus extensive infrastructure in a mining-friendly jurisdiction.

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Red Chris

Mt. Milligan

Mt. Polley

New Afton

Vancouver

Sego’s Miner

Mountain

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Roads and Infrastructure

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Princeton

Geological Setting of Porphyry Deposits Southern Nicola Group

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Sego's Miner Mountain is located 15 km North of the producing Copper Mountain Mine;

Copper Mountain Mine in full production

Sego Resources drilling at Miner Mountain

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Copper Mountain Mine; Reserves, Resources, Current Production, Past Production

Current Reserves P+P (2018)

133 Million Tonnes at 0.35% Cu 0.12 g/t Au 1.47 g/t Ag Current Resources (2018) 244 Million Tonnes 0.33% Cu 0.11 g/t Au 1.36 g/t Ag (M+I) at 0.18 % Cu Cut Off

294 Million Tonnes 0.28% Cu 0.12 g/t Au 1.13 g/t Ag (Inf) at 0.18% Cu Cut Off

Past Production (1925-1997) 1925 -1957 31.5 Million Tonnes of 0.88 % Cu 0.15 g/t Au and 4.33 g/t Ag

1970 -1996 369 Million Tonnes of 0.43% Cu 0.11 g/t Au and 1.73 g/t Ag

Current Production (2011 - Present ) 112 Million Tonnes of 0.34% Cu 0.09 g/t Au 1.17 g/t Ag

Copper Mountain and Mitsubishi Agreement - Mitsubishi has Off-take Agreements for Copper Mountain Mine

- In 2008 Mitsubishi paid $28.75 Million for 25% of Similco (100% owner of deposit) Current Production + Current Resources + Past Production (including Ingerbelle) - 1.05 Billion Tonne Deposit (And Still Growing - 25 year+ Mine Life)

All Numbers from Copper Mountain Website (March 2018), and BC Minfile 19

Sego's Miner Mountain Project Exploration To Date

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A total of 7615 metres of diamond drilling and 9,044 metres of percussion drilling have been completed by Sego to date, mainly on the Granby- Cuba Zone and the South Zone (green stars). The Granby-Cuba Zone is upslope from a 500,000 tonne copper-gold mineralized slide block. Drilling at the Granby-Cuba Zone has identified an a extensive (1,400 m x 220 m) zone of copper-gold mineralization, with grades up to 0.95% Cu and 0.55 g/t Au over 100 metres (DDH 21). The South Zone is a lightly tested copper-gold-silver breccia target with grades of up to1% Cu and 1 oz Au in surface trenching. Trenching in the Dorothy zone recently returned 27 m 0.6% Cu, 0.22 g/t Au Geophysics have confirmed two (yellow stars) other targets similar to the Granby-Cuba Zone.

Granby - Cuba Zone

South Zone

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Dorothy Zone

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Till Blanket

A 5 to 10 metre thick blanket of glacial till and clay covers the property, masking outcrop. This frustrated previous explorers and left large areas of the property untested. Sego is the first company to assemble all of the claims in this large project and explore them using trenching, modern geophysical and modern geochemical techniques.

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Sego’s Miner Mountain New High Grade Breccia Discovery – Dorothy Zone

New High Grade Breccia discovered by trenching • 500 m west of current exploration on Cuba Zone

• 26 metres of 0.70% Copper with 0.22 g/t Gold

• Includes assays up to 2.28% Copper with 0.80 g/t Gold

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Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Quantec Titan 24 IP

Sego used Quantec Titan 24 IP to look beneath the till cover. The survey resulted in several large IP targets near surface. One prominent anomaly was shaped roughly like the country Cuba (Black Circle), and Sego’s trenching has located wide zones of mineralization and alteration across it. This anomaly was the focus of exploration from 2012 to 2018. The smaller black circles are South Zone, Dorothy Zone, and North Zone. Quantec Titan 24 is the modern, state-of-the-art technology noted for it’s ability to identify IP anomalies to great depths. 23

South Zone

North Zone

Dorothy Zone

Sego’s Miner Mountain Cuba Zone Selected Drill Hole Location Map

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DDH 30:105 m of 0.30% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au, 2.23 g/t Ag

DDH 29: 21 m 1.17% Cu, 0.30 g/t Au, 4.0 g/t Ag

DDH 24:128 m of 0.34% Cu, 0.29 g/t Au, 0.97 g/t Ag

DDH 21:100 m of 0.95% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, 3.37 g/t Ag

DDH 33 45 m 0.23 % Cu, 0.05 g/t Au 1.33 g/t Ag

DDH 34 21 m 0.38 % Cu, 0.05 g/t Au and 39 m 0.29 % Cu, 0.05 g/t Au

DDH 37 11 m 0.60% Cu, 0.30 g/t Au, 4.0 g/t Ag

(ends in mineralization)

Previous Drilling 2018 DDH highlights

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Granby-Cuba Zone Selected Drill Results

Highlights from Sego’s 2018 drilling at Miner Mountain

DDH 37 11 metres of 0.60% Copper, 0.30 g/tonne Gold, 4.0 g/tonne Silver

(ending in mineralization) DDH 34 21 metres of 0.38 % Copper and 0.05 g/tonne Gold

and 39 metres of 0.29% Copper and 0.05 g/tonne Gold DDH 33 45 metres of 0.23 % Copper 0.05 g/tonne Gold 1.33 g/tonne Silver

Backing up prior results of: DDH 04: 64.24 m of 0.46% Cu, 0.14 g/t Au, and 2.58 g/t Ag DDH 24: 128 m of 0.34% Cu, 0.29 g/t Au, 0.97 g/t Ag DDH 09: 52.47 m of 0.41% Cu, 0.12 g/t Au, and 2.11 g/t Ag DDH 28: 69.5m 0.257% Cu, 0.193 g/t Au, 0.644 g/t Ag DDH 11: 62.79 m of 0.355% Cu, 0.165 g/t Au, and 2.52 g/t Ag DDH 21: 100 m of 0.95% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, 3.37 g/t Ag DDH 16: 96.62 m of 0.31% Cu, 0.08 g/t Au, and 1.76 g/t Ag DDH 23: 31.48m of 0.172% Cu 0.228 g/t Au 0.619 g/t Ag D DDH 29: 21 m 1.17% Cu, 0.30 g/t Au, 4.0 g/t Ag DDH 30: 105 m of 0.30% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au, 2.23 g/t Ag

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Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Airborne Magnetics

In 2013 Sego flew an extensive 288 line kilometres Helimagnetic and Radiometric survey over Miner Mountain. This was the first survey of it’s kind on the property. Global major mining company Teck Resources Ltd.’s former Chief Geophysicist Dr. Jules Lajoie was engaged by Sego to examine the geological & geophysical data collected and generate an independent analysis of the property. He concluded:

“The map displays numerous magnetic anomalies, highs and lows, and along with strong evidence of structural disturbance (faulting), it shows a setting permissive for multiple intrusions and clustering of

alkalic Cu-Au deposits.” Black circles on map shows new exploration targets

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North Zone

South Zone

Dorothy Zone

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Target Signatures IP Anomalies Overlaying Magnetic Anomalies

These types of deposits occur in clusters (Cadia, Mt Polley, Copper Mountain, Galore Creek) It is likely that that is the case here. Sego has defined four more targets that have a pattern similar to the Granby-Cuba Zone and have remained untested, and unsuspected until now. These targets are a combination of IP (chargeable sulfides), low magnetics (altered rock) and Structure common to alkalic copper-gold porphyry deposits. Each one of these new zones is as big if not bigger than the Granby-Cuba Zone. Exploration will focus on drilling to expand the new zone at the Granby-Cuba Zone, and test beneath the cap at these new targets.

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Sego’s Miner Mountain Project 2019 Exploration Plans

Beginning in the Spring of 2019 Phase 1 • Trenching, • Property Geological Mapping • Petrographic Report • RC Drilling Total Cost: $500,000 Phase 2 • 2,000 m Diamond Drilling Total Cost: $500,000 Phase 3 • 10,000 m Diamond Drilling Total Cost: $2,250,000

Trenching locates bedrock beneath the glacial till. The depth of till is impossible to estimate and can range from inches to metres thick. We begin with a hole and if we can reach rock we decide if the alteration is of interest or if mineralization is present. If there is no interest we re-fill and move to the next location. If there is interest we begin a series of trenches to better locate alteration and mineralization. Please note in the above trench we found excellent alteration. Just 200 metres away we found some very high grade mineralization in a trench that was in bedrock with less than one metre of till covering it.

A well-altered trench

Nearby trench with excellent copper and gold grades

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Trenching Explained

Sego’s Miner Mountain Project Summary

• A deposit class with an excellent suite of base and precious metals (Copper-Gold-Silver)

• A location where political risk is low (Canada), social licence is achievable (MOU in place), & year-round cost-effective exploration is possible (Princeton, British Columbia),

• A location where the regional geology is productive (Copper Mountain Mine, New Afton Mine)

• An experienced management team that knows how to leverage it’s geological knowledge into

exploration success and shareholder wealth.

• A property that shows the size, grade and potential could eventually be a major new discovery

- Four new surface targets and significant potential at depth - Extensive exploration has already defined one highly mineralized zone

(Diamond Drill Hole 21: 100.39m of 0.95% Cu, 0.55 g/t Au, and 3.5 g/t Ag)

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Sego Resources – Board & Management

J. Paul Stevenson, CEO, Director - J. Paul has been active continuously in mineral exploration and development for over 50 years with a strong focus on Porphyry Copper. In 1995 he became CEO of Pacific Booker Minerals Inc., which reached a market capitalization of over US$350,000,000 after taking the Morrison Project to Preliminary Economic Assessment. J. Paul is a Community Elder of the Vancouver Métis Community Association. Brent Petterson, CPA, CFO, Director - Brent is a Chartered Professional Accountant with extensive experience working with public mineral exploration companies. Selina Tribe PhD, P. Geo, Director - Selina is a Professional Geoscientist with over 20 years experience in mineral exploration and resource development. She served with Pacific Booker Minerals from 2008 to 2011 and was instrumental in advancing the Morrison Project through environmental assessment. She is a Qualified Person under NI 43-101, and a registered member of Engineers & Geoscientists BC since 1999. Jean-Pierre Colin, LL.L., MBA, Director - Jean-Pierre is a corporate strategy consultant to high-growth publicly-listed mining companies. He is a recognized senior securities industry executive and investment banking professional providing financing and mergers and acquisitions services to numerous prosperous mining issuers in Canada. Mr. Colin holds an MBA from the University of Western Ontario, and a Law Degree from the University of Ottawa. David Speck, CFA, Director - David is currently President of 3D Imaging Partners, a medical software company based in Toronto. Mr. Speck has numerous years of experience in senior management, including his role as Director and Vice-President of Polar Star Mining. Mr. Speck is a graduate of the University of Guelph and completed his Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) degree in 1994.

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Sego Resources Inc. – Board of Directors

James Allan Hilton, Director - Al has been active in mineral exploration and public markets for 40 years. He served as Director of Pacific Booker Minerals Ltd. from 1993 to 1995. He is credited with the discovery of the Samatosum Mine, a past-producing silver mine located near Adams Lake, BC. Ken Willington, Director - Ken has over 40 years of experience with capital markets as broker and trader. He is an Independent Director and member of Sego Resources Inc.’s

Audit Committee. Shelley Hallock, Director - Shelley served as Director of Pacific Booker Minerals Inc. from 1995 to 2005. Shelley is an Independent Director and member of Sego Resources Inc.’s

Audit Committee since 2005.

Sego Resources Inc. – CEO’s Message

“Sego Resources is excited to advance the Miner Mountain Copper-Gold project. With our proven experience in developing BC copper porphyry projects, we’re confident that our talented team will continue to outline a copper-gold deposit that could greatly enhance shareholder value. Our flagship Miner Mountain project presents the Company with a rare, near-term opportunity to bring a viable copper-gold project to the global mining industry. With most analysts expecting the demand for copper to increase further over the next five years, Sego is perfectly situated to achieve maximum value from the development of an large, new, exciting copper project in Canada.” – J. Paul Stevenson, CEO

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Sego Resources Inc. – Share Information

Sego Resources Inc. Current Stock Information February 14, 2019

Trading symbol: S G Z Stock Exchange: TSX Venture Shares Outstanding: 106,310,327 Potential Dilution: 31.8 million Recent price: C$0.045 share Market Capitalization: C$ 4.8 million Total Exploration Expenditures To Date:

C$4.60 million

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Sego Resources Inc – Options and Warrants

Sego Resources Inc. Tables of Warrants and Options Options Outstanding Number Exercise Price If exercised value Expiry Date 8,335,000 $0.10 $835,000 April 16, 2023 Warrants Outstanding Number Exercise Price If exercised value Expiry Date 2,925,000 $0.10 $292,500.00 June 15, 2020 8,440,200 $0.10 $844,020.00 June 15, 2020 3,500,000 $0.10 $350,000.00 August 15, 2020 3,050,000 $0.10 $305,000.00 August 15, 2022 710,000 $0.10 $ 71,000.00 August 31, 2020 4,239,800 $0.10 $423,980.00 August 31, 2022 Agent’s Options Number Exercise Price If exercised value Expiry Date 243,600 $0.05 $12,180.00 June 15,2020 193,900 $0.05 $9,695.00 August 15, 2020 91,350 $0.05 $4,567.50 August 31, 2020

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Sego Resources Inc. Suite 310 - 744 West Hastings Street Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6C 1A5 For more information contact: Mr. J. Paul Stevenson Mr. Jean-Pierre Colin CEO/Director Director Ph: (604) 682-2933 Ph: (416) 573-4300 Email: ceo@segoresources.com Web: www.segoresources.com

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For discovering alkalic porphyry’s, as will be shown, the present is the key to the past. Modern tectonic environments are the key to deciphering the prospective areas to look for Alkalic Au-Cu porphyry’s. This map of the Philippines shows the intimate relationship between the presence of orthogonal subduction zones and their subsidiary arc parallel structures (yellow), and cross faults (red), and the location of porphyry copper-gold deposits. These deposits need the extensional stress created by the compression of two plates, to create the openings for fertile intrusions to rise to the surface. Using this modern knowledge we can predict the structural environments of various classes of deposits. For instance gold veins will form on structure parallel to the main structure, while large volcanoes (the root sources of porphyry copper deposits will form at the intersection of fault zones, or alternatively where there are large fault bounded “breaks”

(dilational zones) that allow intrusions to rise to the surface.

Geological Setting of Porphyry Deposits Introduction

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Geological Setting of Porphyry Deposits Model

Porphyry Cu-Au Setting

Porphyry Cu-Au Setting

Porphyry Cu-Au Setting

Gold-Silver Vein Setting

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Major Porphyry’s Copper Mountain Highland Valley Brenda Miner Mountain??

Going back to our model and looking at the known mineralization of the Southern Nicola Group we can see that the suite of deposit types, follow the model and strongly indicate that they formed in an extensional environment, caused by oblique convergence

Major Porphyry’s New Afton Ajax Miner Mountain??

Geological Setting of Porphyry Deposits Miner Mountain

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The Alteration and Metallogeny of Alkalic Porphyry Cu – Au deposits is zoned outward from the core, from a high temperature -low sulphidation environment to a cooler more sulphur rich environment. The metals go from a copper-gold rich core to a disseminated Au-Ag /Zn-Pb environment. Likewise alteration minerals go from high temperature orthoclase- magnetite-biotite through albite(with occasional hematite dusting)-actinolite to cooler epidote-chlorite-calcite assemblages.

Geological Setting of Porphyry Deposits Deposit Model

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Sego’s Miner Mountain Alkalic Porphyry Mineralization

Above: Large Chalcopyrite (Cpy) Vein in Chlorite/ Albite Matrix (DDH 21)

Above: Banded Bornite (Bn) and Chalcopyrite, in Calcite Vein in Chlorite/Epidote/K-Spar altered Intrusive (DDH 16)

Bn

Cpy

Cpy

Cpy

1 cm

10cm

Right – Chalcopyrite in Potassic Alteration (DDH 30) 41

Sego’s Miner Mountain Alkalic Porphyry Alteration

Propylitic Alteration (Thin Section)

Epidote + Chlorite + Calcite + Hematite ±Cu Mineralization

Potassic Alteration (Thin Section)

K-Spar + Magnetite ±Cu Mineralization

Argillic Alteration (Thin Section) Kaolinite/Illite +

Gypsum + Carbonate + Pyrite

Albitic Alteration (Hand Specimen) Albite + Chlorite +

Epidote ± Sulphides

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Quesnel Stikine Terrane Cu-Au Porphyry Mines

In 2010 KHGM acquired ownership of the Ajax Deposit from Abacus In 2011 Copper Mountain’s

(TSX:CMMC) Copper Mountain Mine opened In 2012 New Gold’s

(TSX:NGD) New Afton Mine opened In 2013 Thompson Creek Metals (now Centerra TSX:CG) Million Tonne Milligan Mine opened In 2015 Imperial Metals (TSX:III) Red Chris Mine opened In 2018 Centerra acquired the advanced Kemess Underground deposit, by acquiring AuRico

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