Inventus Mining Corp V.IVS

Alternate Symbol(s): GNGXF

Metals & Mining Gold

Inventus Mining Corp. is a Canada-based exploration company. The Company is focused on the development of its gold and critical metals projects located east of the world class mining district of Sudbury, Ontario. The Company holds two 100% owned projects, Pardo Gold and Sudbury 2.0 Polymetallic Gold. The Pardo Paleoplacer Gold Project is located in Ontario, Canada, approximately 65 kilometers (km) northeast of the mining district of Sudbury. The Pardo Project consists of a 3.8 square kilometers (km2) block of mineral leases and 180 km2 of mineral claims covering the target paleoplacer geology. The Sudbury 2.0 Project is located east-northeast of Sudbury, Ontario. The property is accessible by road. The Sudbury 2.0 project consists of 240 km2 of mineral claims covering the Temagami Anomaly. The Company owns a 100% interest in the property. In addition, the Company, through Conquest Resources, holds claims to the east of the Sudbury 2.0 Project Area.

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January 12, 2018

Extent of Gold Bearing Conglomerate

These are screen captures from the Pardo Leapfrog 3D model.

The interpreted extent of the mineralized conglomerate defined by drilling is displayed above in red. Drilling has indicated it is extensive over approx. 5,580,000 sq. metres and is interpreted to be open to the north west, east and south.

Plan view of the mineralized conglomerate with overlain aerial photo. Topography is rolling to flat with no major water bodies.

The extent and interpolated grade thickness of the mineralized conglomerate.

The Trench 1 bulk sample returned 4.2 gpt over 2.54 metres demonstrating a grade thickness (GT) of 10.66. The drilling conducted prior to the bulk sample ranged from 0.42 GT to 10.43 GT with an average of 3.37 GT.

Any one drill hole intersecting the mineralized conglomerate is not adequate to determine the grade. The highest grade thickness observed in drilling occurs where the highest density of drill holes are located.