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Gold Asset Proceeds Allocation Cariboo Region, British Columbia Canada Felicity Capital Group (FCG ) is the Business Introduction Partner. This product presentation is structured upon the Gold Asset Proceeds Allocation Certificate issued by Landmarks Holdings Ltd. Top Hat Global Advisers Pte Ltd are the product Advisors pertaining to the promotion, distribution and placement of the financial instrument. NOTE: This overview presentation is based on authenticated historical information regarding the areas under the respective Cariboo Region claims of Lightning Creek, British Columbia, Canada as reported in 1979, 1987, 1990 and 2010 and via registered NI43-101 reports. The land has not been subjected to any abnormal surface corrosion and we can reasonably assume no major tectonic plate / subterranean earth crust movements that may present a change in the geological conditions of those times the drilling samples reports were based upon. This presentation may be subjected to revisions and amendments following further geologists/ engineering new investigative ongoing drilling and interpretations of existing reports. This presentation also contains forward looking statements, such statements in this material are representatives as written and includes projections, forecasts and plans of the owners for future operations, including financial performances and related assumptions. The Opportunity - Cariboo region, British Columbia, Canada Cariboo Region is the heart of British Columbia and one of the most gold rich regions in the world. Historically it is referred to as the ‘gold rush” region where in 1861/62 millions flocked to extract gold. The Cariboo region which mainly comprises of alluvial land and swamp areas has most of the gold deposits in the upper surface area ( not deeper than 21 meters) . This makes it the cheapest mining cost in the world . The average cost to mine gold in a standard mine is around $ 1000 -$1200 per oz but the cost to mine in Cariboo region is around $ 300 per oz Major Funding is available from the Canadian government for companies that mine gold in the Cariboo region Current Operations On location Mining / Survey The Offer - Landmarks gold claim tenures Wingdam Properties, British Columbia , Canada Total Issue ( Subscription) : 50,000 Oz Minimum Allotment: 100 Oz , Maximum Allotment : 1000 Oz ( per investor) Allotment Price : USD $ 750 per Oz Redemption Trigger Price: Redemption is triggered after the LME trades above USD $ 2000/Oz for 15 consecutive trading days Redemption Date /Price: After 01 March 2015, the market price at the end of the mining year in which redemption was triggered Mining Period : on-going Profit Margin for Investor: Difference between Redemption Price and Allotment Price Landmarks gold tenure claims please see attached report on Wingdam Properties Tenure Name: WINGDAMEVERTON Tenure Area: 58.3134 hectares Tenure Name: WINGDAMTOPHAT Tenure Area: 77.7646 hectares Gold- A Fundamental View In the last 10 years gold prices have risen from around US$350 an ounce to US$1400 – up almost 300%. In fact gold has been one of the best performing securities over the last 10 years. Gold prices not only rose during the bull market of the mid 2000s but also continued to climb during the GFC and rally further still in the last few years. In the last 4 years US has indulged in massive money printing also called Quantitative Easing (QE), this has resulted in falling value of the US Dollar. Gold is bought and sold in U.S. dollars, so any decline in the value of the dollar causes the price of gold to rise. Besides the above mentioned macro economic factors that are heavily stacked in favor of gold moving up, there are other compelling factors that we need to bear in mind: In current scenario there is no doubt that gold is undervalued. If we were to adjust for the real rate of inflation, gold should be much higher, some say around 10 000 dollars, to take into account the trillions of dollars that have been printed since 2008. Gold- A Fundamental View Besides the above mentioned macro economic factors that are heavily stacked in favor of gold moving up, there are other compelling factors that we need to bear in mind: Accelerating Investment Demand : Gold is an important part of a diversified investment portfolio because its price increases in response to events that erode the value of traditional paper investments like stocks and bonds. Dramatic Increases in Money Supply (Inflation) :US and Japan have indulged in massive increase in supply of paper currency, with the hope to fight deflation. This massive money printing will create major inflationary pressures (price increases) in the world economies. This is very gold friendly. Gold is renowned as a hedge against inflation. Widening Gap between Demand and Supply: Gold mine supply is roughly 2500 tonnes per annum and traditional demand (jewelry, industrial users, etc.) has exceeded this by a considerable margin for a number of years. Consumer demand hit its highest level ever in the second quarter 2013, CNNMoney reports. This widening gap will create major upward pricing pressure on gold. Shorting Paper Gold in Derivative Market : Even though there is a strong demand for physical gold, the ETF funds have speculatively tried to keep the price of gold low by having major short positions. Strong demand for physical will push prices up again. Rising Geopolitical Tension :The deteriorating conditions in the Middle East, the US occupation of Iraq, the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, building tensions in Syria and the growing conflict between the US and China due to China’s refusal to allow its currency to appreciate against the US dollar headline the geopolitical issues, which could explode at anytime. A fearful public has a tendency to gravitate towards gold. Gold- A Technical View Gold- A Technical View Gold- A Technical View Return on Investment ( ROI)