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J U N E / J U L Y 2 0 1 6 www.resourceworld.com 35 DIG AROUND AND SEE THERE'S MORE BENEATH THE SURFACE In a volatile market we continue to focus on execution – operating safely and efficiently, maintaining financial discipline and delivering sustainable value. GOLDCORP ADVANTAGE High-Quality, Profitable Production Gold Focused Investment-Grade Balance Sheet Responsible Mining Practices Low Political Risk TSX:G NYSE:GG www.goldcorp.com and engineering that had been done. Being a small company – maybe $5-10 million market capitalization at that time – we recognized that to build a full-blown mine would take $150-180 million, which we wouldn't be able to raise. Some junior companies make the mistake of overestimating their financing capabilities because they have a good asset. It's a good idea to complement your management team with people who have raised CAPEX funds before or have good access to large financings. In our case, we completed a merger with what was called Eagle Mountain Gold Corp. that had the gold asset in Guyana. Goldsource Mines was a sister company of SilverCrest Mines which had success in building this type of mine. We were able to complement our team, in terms of talent, on the management side and board level. We then saw the attention from the capital markets and were able to build the mine within two years and go into production. RW: Was your plan to build the mine in stages? YT: Absolutely. Given the lack of capital available at that time, we decided to go with a more prudent phased development approach, Gold stream recovery at the Eagle Mountain Mine shaking table, Guyana, South America. Photos courtesy Goldsource Mines Inc.

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