Kahuna

Kodiak’s 100% owned, Kahuna Diamond Project in Nunavut, Canada:

1. Hosts a high-grade, near surface inferred diamond resource of 4 million carats, in two kimberlite dikes at an average grade of 1 carat per tonne (cpt), with significant expansion potential (see Kahuna Resource Estimate).

2. Hosts numerous kimberlite pipe targets, defined in collaboration with the company’s advisor Dr. Chuck Fipke, who discovered Canada’s first diamond mine at Ekati, NWT.

Kodiak acquired the project in 2014 and has benefited from CAD $30 million of exploration work spent on the property by previous owners. Combining this data with Kodiak’s own sampling, trenching and drilling positions the project well for the next major kimberlite pipe discovery. Kodiak is currently evaluating strategic options for the Kahuna project.

• Advanced stage diamond exploration project in Nunavut, Canada
• Large land holding, mineral tenure to 805 km² and additional diamond rights covering an adjacent 928 km²
• Located in close proximity (26 kilometers northeast) to Rankin Inlet, and adjacent to Agnico Eagle’s Meliadine mine
• High-grade near-surface inferred diamond resource, remains open along strike and at depth
• Exploration advised by diamond legend Dr. Chuck Fipke, discoverer of Ekati
• Outstanding diamond indicator minerals in till sampling have generated multiple new exploration targets for diamondiferous kimberlite pipes
• Initial drilling by Kodiak in 2018, further drill targets identified for testing in follow-up programs

Jeff Ward, P.Geo, and VP Exploration of the Company is a “Qualified Person” as defined under NI 43-101 has reviewed and approved the technical content of this web page.