Representation of 600 MW Chandgana power plant

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Red Hill Energy (total spent $30million)

2005 Acquired Ulaan Ovoo ($10million)

2006 Expands Ulaan Ovoo to 208 mt – 174 mt measured and

34 mt indicated ($5million)

Acquired Chandgana Tal ($5million)

Expands Chandgana Tal to 140 mt measured ($3million)

2007 Discovers Chandgana Khavtgai ($2million)

2008 Expands Chandgana Khavtgai to 1 bt - 500 mt measured

and 500 mt indicated ($8million)

2010 Prophecy Coal Acquired Red Hill ($20million)

Prophecy Coal (total spent $60million)

2010 Filed Feasibility Study Ulaan Ovoo, Received Mine License

Drilled Chandgana Khavtgai (Khavtgai Uul)

Commissioned Ulaan Ovoo to production ($30million)

Drilled Chandgana, File Technical & Economic Studies ($8million)

Filed Environmental Impact Assessment (Power Plant)

2011 Received Chandgana Mine License

Received EIA (Power Plant)

Filed Power Plant Technical & Economic Studies

Received Power Plant Construction License

2012 Acquiring Tethys’ Vale claims ($10million)

Negotiate EPC and PPA 3

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Prophecy 1.2 billion tonnes* & Tethys’ Vale historic resource estimate of 2.3 billion tonnes**

*Chandgana consists of two properties-Chandgana Tal and Chandgana Khavtgai. Chandgana Tal consists of 141 mt of measured resource. Chandgana Khavtgai consists of 509

mt measured and 539 mt indicated resource. Chandgana Khavtgai’s resource estimates are based on the September 2010 NI 43-101 Chandgana Khavtgai Technical Report by

Kravits Geological Services, LLC. The report is authored by Christopher M. Kravits CPG, LPG of Kravits Geological Services, LLC., who was an independent Qualified Person

under NI 43-101 at time of report. And the Chandgana Tal resource estimate is also based on the September 2007 NI 43-101 Chandgana Tal Technical Report by Behre Dolbear

& Company (USA), Inc..The report is authored by Mr. Gardar G. Dahl, Jr., CPG of Behre Dolbear & Company (USA), Inc., who is an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-

101.. Chandgana Tal has a strip ratio of 0.5:1 and Chandgana Khavtgai has a strip ratio of 2.2:1.. ** According to records reviewed by Prophecy, Tethys applied on March 15,

2011 to register a resource estimate of 2.33 billion tonnes of thermal coal for the Tugalgatai licenses with the Minerals Resource Council of Mongolia. This 2.33 billion tonnes is a

historical estimate under NI43-101. The resources registered by Tethys were not prepared in accordance with NI 43-101 and should not be relied upon. The assumptions,

parameters, and methods used to prepare the historical estimate are unknown. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as a current

mineral resource; and Prophecy is not treating the historical estimate as a current mineral resource. The 2.3 billion is in the A, B and C categories of reserves estimated using the

Mongolian (similar to former Soviet) method. Because the methodology and assumptions of the Mongolian reserve estimation method are different than CIM, JORC and US the

reserves categories are not easily equated.

Resource: 1.2 Billion Tonnes* – 650 mt measured

and 550 mt indicated, 3,300kcal/kg NAR,

Basin 300 sqkm, Target 3.5 to 5 Billion tonnes

Next to Paved Road, 120km from Rail

0.5:1 Strip Ratio*, Mining License Issued

600MW Construction License Issued (first IPP)

50km to East Grid and 150km to West Grid

350km From China, 1,110km Beijing.

*Chandgana consists of two properties-Chandgana Tal and Chandgana Khavtgai. Chandgana Tal consists of 141 mt of measured resource. Chandgana Khavtgai

consists of 509 mt measured and 539 mt indicated resource. Chandgana Khavtgai’s resource estimates are based on the September 2010 NI 43-101 Chandgana

Khavtgai Technical Report by Kravits Geological Services, LLC. The report is authored by Christopher M. Kravits CPG, LPG of Kravits Geological Services, LLC., who

was an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101. And the Chandgana Tal resource estimate is also based on the September 2007 NI 43-101 Chandgana Tal

Technical Report by Behre Dolbear & Company (USA), Inc..The report is authored by Mr. Gardar G. Dahl, Jr., CPG of Behre Dolbear & Company (USA), Inc., who is an

independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101.. Chandgana Tal has a strip ratio of 0.5:1 and Chandgana Khavtgai has a strip ratio of 2.2:1.

Chandgana deposit & power plant site

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Chandgana

Coal

Power Transmission

Power Plant Proposed Installed capacity:

Program 1: 600 MW (connect to CES, EES of Mongolia) Program 2: 3,000 MW+ (connect to China)

350km to China 150km to grid

2 km

Central Energy system (CES)

Eastern Energy system (EES) 6

7

Oyu Tolgoi (Cu), Tavan Tolgoi (Coal)

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Blue Sky Tower, UB Oyu Tolgoi, Mongolia Central Tower, UB

Tavan Tolgoi, Mongolia ShangriLa Hotel, UB

Source: Energy International Corporation, Eurasia

Capital’s Mongolia Outlook Report

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East Supply

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Power Supply and GDP Growth Forecast

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EES – Eastern Energy System 10

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Power Demand Forcast by 2030

*Source Asian Development Bank 11

MW

* SOURCE ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

* SOURCE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

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*Source ERA

In 2002: Electricity and heat retail prices increased by 4.4% and 12.4-30.0% on average, respectively. In 2005: A growth in electricity and heat end user prices represented 8.5% and 19.3% on average, respectively. In 2007: Electricity price was increased by 4.4%. Heat prices in Darkhan and Erdenet cities were increased by 20.1-26.4%. In 2008: Electricity price was increased by 27.8%. Heat prices in Ulaanbaatar city were increased by 39.0%. Hot water use tariff for residential consumers in an apartment was increased by 61.3-141.9%. In 2009: Electricity price was increased by 17.35%. Heat prices in Ulaanbaatar, Darkhan and Erdenet cities were increased by 14.5%. In 2010: Electricity price and heat tariffs increased in WES, Dalanzadgad, Nalaikh, and Baganuur districts.

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*Source ERC

115 115 115 115 115

79.8 87.4

95.7

110.0 115.0

0

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2010.01.15 2011.01.01 2011.07.01 2012.07.15 2013.07.01

Үнэ нэмэгдүүлэх бодит шаардлага (Real need to increase the price) Хэрэглэгчдэд борлуулах үнэ (Retail/end cost)

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* SOURCE ERA

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• 50km to East Grid, 150km to West Central Grid • Supply East, Central, South, Just in time to meet shortage • Phase 1a (150MW x 2, T-lines) starts 2013, expected rollout

2016 • Phase 1b (150MW x 2) starts 2014, expected rollout 2017 • Capex Phase 1a: ~$700million, Phase 1b: ~$500million • Debt(10yr) to Equity : 70 to 30 • Tariff (cost +), Lower than Russian import • Approximate Tariff* breakdown: Fuel 15%, O&M 10%, Debt & Interest 40% Tax 11%, Equity 24% *Full Financial worksheet available

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• National Electricity Transmission Grid Co. of Mongolia (NETGCO) is buyer

• NETGCO is owned by MOF, MMRE, and SPC

• EDNs collect customer tariff and deposit in escrow

• IPP collects from escrow

• PPA (ver 10), Meter at Plant Site

• Target tariff price indexed for Mongolia/US CPI

• Target sign date Q1, 2013

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• RFP issued in Jan 2012, 6 Chinese EPC bids • CFB, air cooled, Mine Mouth • June 30, 3 shortlist, Design Specification Discussion • October 1, Award EPC • 2012: Leveling Site • Q1, 2013: Foundation Concrete • Q1, 2016: 2 x 150MW, Transmission lines • Q1, 2017: total 4 x 150MW • Capex: $1 billion to $1.2 billion

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• From Chandgana Mine (Chandgana Coal LLC), Licensed

• 3million tonne a year, 3,300 NAR, 0.8% Sulphur

• Mine Mouth Set up, 1.2 billion* tonnes resource

• Chandgana Coal LLC owned by Prophecy Coal Corp.

• $15.5/tonne delivered, annual CPI indexation

• Coal price flexible at start, additional return to Power Plant Sponsor possible

*Chandgana consists of two properties-Chandgana Tal and Chandgana Khavtgai. Chandgana Tal consists of 141 mt of measured resource. Chandgana Khavtgai

consists of 509 mt measured and 539 mt indicated resource. Chandgana Khavtgai’s resource estimates are based on the September 2010 NI 43-101 Chandgana

Khavtgai Technical Report by Kravits Geological Services, LLC. The report is authored by Christopher M. Kravits CPG, LPG of Kravits Geological Services, LLC.,

who was an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101 at time of report. And the Chandgana Tal resource estimate is also based on the September 2007 NI

43-101 Chandgana Tal Technical Report by Behre Dolbear & Company (USA), Inc..The report is authored by Mr. Gardar G. Dahl, Jr., CPG of Behre Dolbear &

Company (USA), Inc., who is an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101.. Chandgana Tal has a strip ratio of 0.5:1 and Chandgana Khavtgai has a strip ratio of 2.2:1..

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• Government Tender Closed May 1, 2012

• GDF/Sojitz/Posco awarded right to negotiate

• 450 MW gross + heat, built in UB next to CHP3

• Various issues (concession law, land, coal supply, water)

• Construction > 48 months (Prophecy Estimation)

• Co-exist: CHP5 (UB, North), Chandgana (East, South, UB)

2012: 800MW (Russia supplies 150MW), 2017: 1500MW

GAP of 850MW By 2017 (Eliminate Russia supply)

CHP5 net 400MW, Chandgana net 500MW

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Chandgana (IPP) CHP5 (Concession)

Ownership Prophecy Power Generation LLC (100%)

GDF Posco Sojitz Newcom

Coal Chandgana Coal LLC Baganuur, Shivee Ovoo

Site Chandgana Mine Mouth UB, by CHP3 (land issue)

Size Phase 1a: 150MWx2 1b: 150MWx4 total

150 MW x 3

Market East, South, UB UB, North

EPC Chinese EPC, Final by Oct Posco?

Status IPP Licensed – PPA stage Concession, Not licensed yet

Request Construction Spring 2013 ?

Operation Start Early 2016 (est 30 months) ? (Korean EPC is 5 yr)

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Energy Authority of Mongolia ("EA") has entered into a Cooperation Covenant (the "Covenant") with Prophecy to bring the 600 MW Chandgana Power Project online by 2016. Prophecy shall construct and commission the Chandgana Power Plant according to the license issued, with 100 MW Net Electric Output starting from the 1st quarter of 2016, up to 200 MW from the 3rd quarter of 2016, 300 MW from the 1st quarter of 2017, and 400 MW from the 3rd quarter of 2017. Prophecy shall link the Central and Eastern Energy Systems As the Mongolian government's implementation agency, the EA confirms the need to purchase the Net Electric Output described in Clause 3 of the Covenant, to satisfy the electricity energy demands of the central and eastern regions. The obligations and liabilities of the Parties provided in the Covenant shall serve as the guidelines, and basic terms and conditions of the “Power Purchase Agreement” (PPA) to be further entered into between the Seller (Prophecy’s East Energy Development LLC) and Buyer (National Electricity Transmission Grid Company of Mongolia, NETGCO). May, 2012

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51% 29%

20%

Power Plant JV

StrategicSponsor

PESponsor

Prophecy

Strategic Sponsor: • Granted right to 51% power plant • Granted EPC (option) and O&M • Fund Prophecy Operation to PPA • Lead arranger of power plant financing PE Sponsor participates in financing Prophecy retained 20% carried interest by -contributing license and local knowledge -finalize PPA, EPC,FUEL SUPPLY contracts -expert team to move the project forward.

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70%

30%

Project Financing (~$1.2b*)

Debt

Equity

Debt Financing: Exim, CDB, EPC Supplier Phase 1a (150MW x 2, 155km T-line to West) $700 million x 70% = $490million Phase 1b (total 150MWx4, 205km T-line East-West) $500 million x 70% = $350million Equity Financing: Strategic Sponsor, PE Sponsor Phase 1a (2013) : $700million x 30% = $210million Phase 1b (2014) : $500million x 30% = $150million

*EPC estimate, could be less Will be firmed by Oct 31

2013 2014

Strategic Sponsor (IPP) (51%) $130 $95

Private Equity Sponsor (29%) $80 $55

Prophecy (20% carry) 0 0

Total $210 $150

Equity Commitment by year ($million)

Based in total EPC $1.2 billion, equity to debt of 30 / 70

Prophecy gets 20% free carry by contributing license and local knowledge, finalize PPA, EPC,FUEL SUPPLY contracts, and expert team to move the project forward.

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20%

80%

Coal JV

Power Sponsor Prophecy Strategic Sponsor buys 20% of Coal JV (one time upfront payment) Prophecy will develop Coal Mine (total ~$70million) Power Plant Sponsor will finance its 20% Guarantee supply to plant for 25 years Starting price $15.5/t, possible to reduce Coal price to accelerate plant payback

2nd Phase 3,000+MW

Would enable Mongolia to export power directly into China

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Source: SSE, sxcoal, McQuarie Research

Beijing

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• Commissioned in 2006 by China State Grid

• 3,600 MW (600MW x 6) built in Mongolia

• CAPEX and Tariff calculated

• Based on a coal deposit owned by Mongolian Gov’t

• The Feasibility Study is available upon request

Propose: 3,600 MW Feasibility Study (2012) 3,600 MW Export MOU (2013) 3,600 MW License (2013), Construction (2014), Power on (2017)

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100% Owned – Status: Commissioned

Resource: 209 million tonnes*

1.8: 1 Strip Ratio – Single 50 meter

seam

Production:

2011: 200,000 tonnes

2012: 300,000 tonnes (est.)

5,100 kcal/kg NAR, next to road, 10km

from Russian Border

$52 million invested

May 2011

*Coal resources of 174 million tonnes measured and 34 million tonnes indicated from the NI 43-101 Behre Dolbear report prepared in 2007.

**Information based on Dec. 2010, 43-101 Prefeasibility Study by Wardrop Engineering. The qualified persons responsible for the preparation of this

NI 43-101 Technical Report and PFS are Brian Saul, P. Eng. (Mining) and Dr. Steve Krajewski, P. Geo., MSME (Resource Estimate Review).

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Blending Plant Demand: 2mt pa

~350kms

Ulaan Uvoo

Gusinoozersk TPP Demand: 1mt pa

Ulan- Ude TPP 1 & 2 Demand: 1mt pa

Transmission Line

Transmission Line to UB

Top Free-On-Rail Domestic Pricing = USD 38/t, up 50% YOY Mine gate pricing = USD 25/t conditional on opening Zeltura (Russian export) Current production stopped • Bridge repair (estimated to year end) • Received support to transport through Zeltura • Stockpiled 180,000t on site (for remainder 2012 sales)

Shares 227 million (basic); 263 million (diluted)

Market

Capitalization ~$42 million (52week high $200m, 52week low $42m)

Ownership 50% Retail, 30% Institutional, 20% Management & Directors

Marketable

Securities $38million

Locations Canadian Office: Vancouver, BC Canada

Mongolian Office: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

*As of 08/29/12 34

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John Lee, CFA – Chairman / CEO

• Founder of Prophecy Coal Corp. and Prophecy Platinum Corp.

VP Sharma – Technical Advisor

• 40 years experience in the power. Joined CLP Group in 1978. Former Director-

Head of India, Managing Director of GPEC and CEO of CLP Power India, Regional

Business Manager CLP Power Asia.

Jivko Savov - Director

• Deputy CEO of En+, company owned by Oleg Derispeska

• Former Chairman of Rusal, Chairman of EuroSibEnerg

Joseph Li - General Manager, Corporate Secretary, Director

• Former Senior Auditor with the BC Ministry of Finance; oversaw successful spin-

out of Prophecy Platinum Corp. and acquistion of Shakespeare project.

Michael Deats - Director

• Former Managing Director of BP Coal South Africa, Ex-Director of Eskom

CANADIAN OFFICE

342 Water Street – 2nd Floor

Vancouver, BC

Canada V6B 1B6

Phone: 604-569-3661

Fax: 604-569-3617

Toll Free: 1-800-459-5583

info@prophecycoal.com

MONGOLIAN OFFICE

8/F Monnis Tower, Chinggis

Ave.

1st Khoroo, Sukhbaatar District

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Tel: +976.11.331669

Fax: +976.11.312721

info@prophecycoal.com

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Total Electricity Consumption

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