Amarillo Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration company committed to building shareholder value by focusing on the acquisition, discovery, and development, of gold resources in Brazil. The Company’s prime asset is the Mara Rosa Gold Project (100% ownership) in central Brazil, which holds 1,174,900 ounces Au at 1.75 g/t (M+I) and 156,400 ounces Au at 1.34 g/t (Inferred) with a Pre-Feasibility Study near completion as Mara Rosa progresses toward development. Amarillo's advanced exploration stage project is Lavras do Sul, in Southern Brazil. To date Amarillo has tested 5 of the 19 known prospects at Lavras do Sul and 4 of these have returned significant gold values.

1. Emerging Gold Producer in Brazil
Source: Amarillo
Symbol: AGC TSX-V
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3. Amarillo Gold – Committed to Development
• Focused on the acquisition and development of gold resources in Brazil
• Major Projects:
1. Mara Rosa – moving towards production
– 2011 Pre-feasibility Study underway
– 623,000 gold ounces, indicated category
– 451,000 additional gold ounces, inferred category
2. Lavras do Sul – major gold prospect in southern Brazil
– Continuously upgrading our resource estimate (I+I 520K Ounces)
every 6 months or so.
– Numerous untested ‘garimpo’ gold targets
– Drilling ongoing
• Seasoned management team with outstanding discovery & acquisition
credentials
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4. Proven Management Team
Buddy Doyle – President & CEO
• 28 years experience; 23 years with Rio Tinto on numerous global assignments including 13 years
as North American exploration manager for diamonds. Exposure to numerous commodities with
track record of economic discoveries including:
• +30M oz Lihir (Au) deposit discovery/definition team; project leader for the Diavik
discovery/ pre-feasibility, >$14B in-situ diamonds
• Excellence in Diamond Exploration award in 2007
Rick Brown – Business Development, Director
• Exploring South America since 1993; focused on management and property acquisitions
• Projects include: Peru- El Hilorico /El Galeno (Au-Cu), Argentina- Calcatreu (Au), Navidad (Ag),
Brasil- Mara Rosa (Au)
Luis Carlos F. da Silva – General Manager Brazil
• 20 years exploration experience in Brazil managing several exploration campaigns
• Responsible for drilling off several of Jaguar Mining’s Brazilian gold deposits
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5. Proven Management Team
Frank Baker – Project Development Manager
• Graduate of Sheffield University with Masters in Metallurgy, over thirty years experience
• Taken three mines from Feasibility into production on three continents, South America, Australia
and Africa
• Most recent job was commissioning a 2million tonne per year Gold mine in Western Australia
• Brazilian citizen and fluent in Portuguese, he has just joined the company to lead the Mara Rosa
Project
Waldemar Opalka- CFO Secretary
• BA in Quantitative Economics, Tufts University and MBA, University of Massachusetts
• former Director of Strategy and Corporate Development at Netia S.A., founder and Managing
Director of Polish Broadband LLC, a telecommunications company
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6. Non-Executive Directors
Robert Landis, Chairman
• Princeton University, Harvard Law School
• Independent investor & member of Golden Sextant Advisor LLC
• 10 years Merrill Lynch, 8 years corporate & securities attorney
Todd Bruce
• Extensive international mining and mine development experience
• Previously President and CEO of IAMGold (96-03) and Crystallex (03-07)
Mike Durose
• Mineral Economist (P.Geo.), former mining analyst (BMO Nesbitt etc.)
• Nearly 20 years capital market and mineral exploration experience
Patrick Power
• 20 years of Venture exchange experience, founder of numerous Venture Co.
Companies. Practical regulatory experience.
• Over $100m in money raised under his tutelage
Through this strong team and their contacts,
AGC has been able to finance independently.
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7. Brazilian Opportunities Beckon
• Politically mature
• Economically stable (investment grade)
• Mining friendly with a significant mining community
• Foreign investment & personnel welcome
• Excellent exploration potential (see table below)
Canada Australia Brazil
Archean shield (km2) 2,200 1,200 2,600
Production through 1990 (tonnes) 7,600 6,800 2,400
Exploration investment (1970-1990) ($M) $4,968 $2,963 $685
Exploration investment per km ($/km2) $2.26 $2.47 $0.26
Production per $ invested in exploration $1.53 $2.29 $3.50
Source: Mineral Economic Group 2005
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8. Project Locations - Brazil
Our projects are located in areas of
EXCELLENT INFRASTRUCTURE
MARA ROSA PROJECT
• Federal highway, 320km from Brasilia
• Hydroelectric grid power
• 35km from 4M oz Chapada mine (Yamana)
• 62km from the 1.5M oz Pilar Mine (Yamana)
• 100km from 1M oz Serra Grande mine (AngloGold /
Kinross)
LAVRAS DO SUL PROJECT
• Tarmac highway, 320km from Porto Alegre
• Hydroelectric and thermal grid power
• 70km from coal mining
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9. Mara Rosa Project - Moving Towards Production
Posse Gold Deposit
The Posse deposit is a Shear hosted gold deposit, with a gneiss hanging wall and
greenstone foot wall dipping at 47 degrees to the NW.
Source: Google Earth
Au mineralization coloured,
Looking NE hotter colours higher grades.
Source: Amarillo
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10. Exploration Potential
Posse
Posse
K-Channel airborne gamma Soil Geochem, red colours
Top 5% of the data
Chapada 5km
Imbricate Thrust model
Geology of the Mara Rosa Area: Greens are the Mara Rosa Belt, volcanic and sediments, Neo-Proterozoic in age, pinks
represent gneisses. Gold stars are gold occurrences and garimpos. Amarillo Land holdings shown.
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11. Key Land Position in Competitive Belt
Mara Rosa Project
• 62,500 ha of exploration permits
• 2,600 ha of mining permits
• Encompasses the majority of the
main trend hosting the Posse
• 12 km co-incident K-channel /Au soil
anomaly
• 5 large mines within 100 km radius
• Yamana’s Chapada Cu-Au 35 km
• AGC 100% title on all but 4 permits
• 2% NSR on Posse trend Town of Mara Rosa
• Local community supportive
• Environmental certificate from govt.
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12. History
Mara Rosa Project
1700’s - Portuguese mining gold
1982 - BHP discovers Posse deposit
1988 - heap leach operation commences
1989 - WMC acquires Mara Rosa project*
1992 - 600 tpd CIL plant commissioned
Source: Amarillo
1995 - WMC ceased operations
1998 - WMC sells to Metallica for $1.5 M
2003 - AGC buys Metallica Brasil for $0.45 M
*1989-1995 WMC mined 86,000 oz Au oxide
and sulphide.
Source: Google Earth
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13. Outstanding Infrastructure
Mara Rosa Project
Sub-Station 4km from Posse Serra Mesa Hydro 450MW Entrance to Mara Rosa Village
Turn off to Posse Deposit Chapada mine 32km away BR-153 major N-S Highway
Source: Amarillo
Source: Yamana website
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14. Posse Deposit Resource Estimate
Mara Rosa Project
 43-101 compliant based upon 234 drill holes (24,930 metres)
 70% of the tonnage lies within 200 metres of surface
Cut-off = 0.50 g/t Au Average Ounces Au
Tonnes Grade
(‘000)
Indicated 11,900 1.62 g/t 623,000
Inferred 10,000 1.38 g/t 451,000
Indicated & Inferred Mineral Resource at Posse Deposit Source: AEFS May 2010 – 43-101 accredited
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15. Posse Economic Assessment Mara Rosa Project
 Pit shell $900 / oz Au • CAPEX (2 mtpa plant) $80 M
 NPV 5 $154 M • Mining /Milling costs $9.00/tonne
 IRR +25% • CIL recovery 80%
 ROI < 2.5 years • Selling costs 4%
 Cost/oz $543 • Approx. US/Real 1.85
Whittle Pit Shells $1000 $900 $800 $700
($/oz Au)
Colours are gram/m of gold, purple 75 g/m, green 25 g/m
Preliminary Economic Assessment completed by CCIC in March 2008 (See slide 3 for NI 43-101 disclosure) 15
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16. Metallurgy is the Key
Cyanide Leach in GOLD
Grinding Milling 45- Pre-Ox PSA unit
75 microns Vat Carbon mat
12 hr 24 hr
Conventional
Ball Mill residence residence
The Company expects the addition of the Pre-Ox to increase the CAPEX by less
than $1m compared to a similar circuit without the PSA unit. GOLD
The Company’s current estimate on operating costs is $19.3/t (including strip) Dore
for the 45 micron circuit which assumes 5% dilution. This equates to
$463/ounce.
These are in-house estimates and will vastly improve on completion of the PFS. 93% recovery
Pre-tax. At 45 microns
The Posse Deposit is semi-refractory in nature, due to Further testing underway looking at
Telluride. The key is to oxidize the Telluride. This optimum grind size, variations with 88.5%
releases the gold. Recent tests have determined at grade and testing different parts of recovery at 75
the right Ph (11) and residence times for the pre-ox, by the mineralized zone. Final report microns
altering the grind size >90% recoveries are achieved. due by end of first Quarter 2011.
This is much better than the 80% used in the PEA.
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17. Moving Mara Rosa Forward In 2011
Mara Rosa Project
• Final Metallurgical report and circuit due in Q1 11.
• New Resource estimate Q2 11.
• Final PFS report Q3 11, being led by Coffey Mining Pty.
• PFS moves to Feasibility and then Decision to Mine Q1-Q2 2012
• Estimated Mine build will be 18 months.
• Exploration continues from Q2 11 with one drill rig.
Source: Amarillo
One of the three rigs currently working at the Posse deposit Mara Rosa Project
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18. Lavras Do Sul Project
Left: Cerro Rico gold processing plant, Centre: Drill rig Butia prospect
Bottom: main entrance to village
Source: Amarillo
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19. 300 Years of Mining History Lavras do Sul
• Several periods of mining from 1700’s through to 1950’s
• 1st wave 1780's 2nd wave 1880's alluvials and soils
• 2nd wave 1900's hard rock 3 central stamp mills
• 3rd wave 1930 Hydraulics
• 1980’s – First exploration drilling campaign (CBC & CRM)
• 2005 – Rio Tinto drilled ~3,000 m
• 2006 – Amarillo acquires initial interest
• 2007 – Completes airborne magnetics over Lavras intrusion
• 2008 – Drills 232 m @ 1.95 g/t Au at Butiá target
19 garimpos throughout the mining district
Source: Diary of a German mercenary in Brazil, painting from gold rush days 1880’s
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20. Exploring the Lavras Intrusion
Lavras do Sul
• Over 19,000 ha in the state of Rio Grande do Sul
• 10 x 10 km (rock-type) intrusive
• Abundant gold targets (abandoned garimpos)
• New gold occurrences being discovered
• First systematic exploration approach to Lavras
• Two primary deals, Rio Tinto and IAMGOLD. These are
detailed in the appendix
• Amarillo has pathways 100% but there are back-in
rights and Royalties
Images from Lavras do Sul
Top: Process plant from 1900’s gold rush
Middle: Drill core logging on farm
Bottom: View from company office village of
Lavras do Sul
Source: Amarillo
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21. LAND DISPOSITION
Lavras do Sul
Yellow is CBC ground part of Rio Tinto deal.
Magenta is Lucia ground part of the Rio Tinto deal.
Grey is the IAMGOLD deal.
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22. Numerous Targets – 19 Garimpos
Lavras do Sul
ADVANCED TARGETS
(with highlighted Au drill results)
Old Gold Workings
CERRITO
135.5m @ 0.85 g/t
CANELEIRA
37m @ 1.17 g/t PARADAO
12m @ 4.54 g/t
BUTIA
120 m @ 3.23 g/t
Digital Elevation in grey, roads in black. Colour image: airborne magnetics showing geology and structure.
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23. Butiá prospect initial resource estimate
Lavras do Sul
0.3g/t cut Tonnes Grade (g/t) Ounces
(mt)
Indicated 6.4 1.05 215,000
Inferred 12.9 0.74 308,000
Total 22.1 0.88 523,000
43-101 compliant interim resource estimate for the Butia prospect
0.3g/t cut-off
• This
is the first Resource Estimate from one of the
Prospects at Lavras Do Sul, the Butia Prospect, 1 of 3D Model of
19. Butia Zone
• Bulk tonnage near surface
• High grade zones cut to 10g/t need to go back and
Source: Amarillo
drill to determine continuity, statistically expected to
increase grade and ounces, but not change the
tonnes....2011.
• Drill now at Cerrito Prospect, 4 more holes
A 50% increase in
• The plan is to put an updated resource estimate
our resource base
with Butia and Cerrito in early 2011
• Next drill target is on IAMgold ground
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24. Cerrito Prospect: Current Drill Project.
Lavras do Sul
• Bulk tonnage, low grade, near surface gold deposit
• Drilling underway with over 15 holes completed; approx. 5,000 m of drilling
completed to date
• Gold results incl. 71m @ 1.08 g/t, 143.4m @ 0.75 g/t, 56m @ 1.42 g/t
• + 300m strike
• up to 80m wide
• + 120m depth
Source: Amarillo
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25. Matilde Prospect: Current Drill Project.
Lavras do Sul
• Image shows new soil
anomaly developed
2.5 km south of
Lavras do Sul, 0.3ppm
contours.
• Named the Matilde
Prospect.
• It is partially on the
IAMgold ground and
the CBC ground.
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26. Aggressive 2011 Program
Lavras do Sul
• Continue drill program at Butiá & Cerrito
• Complete the next NI 43-101 compliant resource estimates for Butiá
& Cerrito
• Metallurgical testing of ore-grade samples
• Drill high-grade Valdo Teixeira & Cerro Rico, Soil anomalies prospects;
the plan is to upgrade resource every 8 months.
• Continue exploring “garimpo” targets
Power Transmission lines nearby
Source: Amarillo Nearby mines (coal – 70 km away) Butia prospect looking to Lavras
Source: CRM Website
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27. Why Invest in Amarillo
Key project milestones in 2011
• Pre-Feasibility Study at Mara Rosa
• Continuing 43-101 resource estimates at Lavras do Sul
• Vectoring towards a >2 million oz resource base
• Generating new exploration 100%-owned projects
• Extensive infrastructure in place
• Results driven and proven management
• Exemplary capital management record
• Low market cap compared to Peers, which should change
once recognition occurs.
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28. Amarillo Gold Timeline
Amarillo Gold Timeline
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MR* Posse Infill Drilling
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LDS** Exploration Drilling
LDS Resource Drilling
MR* (Mara Rosa)
LDS** (Lavras do Sul)
• Metallurgical work on each project every 6 months.
• PEA to commence (Lavras) when resource stops growing or @ 2million ounces, whichever comes first.
• Other Properties: General Exploration
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29. Corporate Information
Capital Structure View from the Butia prospect
Shares outstanding 62.8 million
Options (average 81c) 1.8 million
Market cap. @ $1.53 $98.6 million
Major shareholders
Board & Management 15%
Institutions 40%
Mid-tier Producers 7%
Source: Amarillo
Recent Financings
Closing No. Shares Issue Price Warrants Amount
May-11 6.7M $1.50 3.3M $10M
Jul-10 8.0M $0.75 None $6M
Jul-09 3.0 M $0.70 None $2.1M
Oct-08 2.1M $0.80 None $1.68M
May-07 6.0 M $1.25 None $7.5M
TOTAL $27.28
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30. Further Information
Canada: Brazil:
Buddy Doyle Rick Brown
President and CEO Business Development
Suite 1818 701 W. Georgia St. Rua Pernambuco 353, sala 409
PO BOX 10144 Bairro Funcionarios, Belo Horizonte, MG
Vancouver BC Canada V7Y 1C6
Brasil CEP 30130-151
Tel: 1-604-689-1799
Tel: +55 31 3261 5974
Fax: 1-604-689-8199
rick@amarillogold.com
buddy@amarillogold.com
Lawyers: Auditors:
Clark Wilson LLP MSCM LLP (Moore Stephens)
800 – 885 West Georgia Street 8th Floor, 701 Evans Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6C 3H1 Canada Toronto, Ontario
M9C 1A3 Canada
Source: Amarillo
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31. Rio Tinto Agreement Lavras do Sul
Summary of Acquisition terms:
- Amarillo must make total payments of US$ 2.07 million through various installments up to
April 1(st) 2008 in order to acquire an initial 60% interest in the Property. Completed
- Amarillo is required to spend US$ 750,000 on exploration prior to Feb. 1st, 2008. Completed
- Upon completing the above payments Amarillo will form a Joint Venture with the underlying
owners. If the other parties elect not to contribute then Amarillo will earn a 100% interest in
the Property and be required to pay a 1.5% Net Smelter Royalty on production. Letter of
intent signed, full formal document in progress.
- Amarillo will make a US$ 1,000,000 payment to Rio Tinto within 90 days of a bankable
feasibility study being delivered and,
- Amarillo will make a US$ 6,500,000 payment for every one million ounces of recoverable
gold reserves that is covered by the 60% equity in the Property over which Rio Tinto have an
option.
- Rio Tinto will have a back-in-right to acquire 70% of Amarillo interest in the project by
paying Amarillo three times (3 x) their exploration expenditure in the event that Amarillo's
equity interest in the Property contains in excess of 7 million ounces of recoverable gold.
- Amarillo will issue 2,000,000 warrants - exercisable at 50c - to Rio Tinto within 60 days of
signing the final agreement. Expired without exercise
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32. IAMGOLD Agreement Lavras do Sul
Amarillo can earn a 51-per-cent interest by expending $800,000 (U.S.) on exploration over 3 years which will
include a minimum of 2,000 metres drilling and of which $200,000 (U.S.) must be spent within the first 12 month
period. Amarillo has made the $200K milestone and is currently drilling on the IAMGOLD ground.
In the event that IAMGOLD elects not to contribute pro-rata funding after the first earn-in period then Amarillo
may earn a further 29% interest (for a total of 80%) by funding any mineral resource discovered on the Property
through to feasibility study.
At the completion of a feasibility study on the Property, and up to a period of 60 days from this date, IAMGOLD
may either
• elect to contribute its pro-rata share to future funding OR
• dilute its interest to a 2.0% Net Smelter Royalty (NSR), of which 1.0% may be bought back by Amarillo for
US$1,000,000 at any time up to the commencement of production OR
• exercise a one-time back-in right to increase its participating interest to 60% - if Amarillo has established a total
mineral reserve in excess of 2.5 million ounces of gold on the Property – and become operator by paying three
times Amarillo’s exploration costs up to the date of IAMGOLD exercising its back-in right.
Border Zone: Brazil has a border defense zone (like most South Am, countries), that extends 150km from the border
where more than 50% foreign ownership in any property or business is not permitted. Many foreign companies
operate in this zone, including Aura (former Yamana assests) and in the recent past Rio Tinto's Iron mines as well as
many Foreign owned factories, forestry and agricultural interests. Lavras lies approx. 120km from the border.
There is a push to change this law, from 150k to 50km, (it has been altered in the past from 300km to 150km), and
this proposal has already past the senate, and awaits hearing in the lower house. In the meantime Amarillo will
pursue the same solutions that other companies have used, which include a combination loans to a Brazilian
partner and contract mining.
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