Resource Summary

– Coalstoun copper deposit total Inferred Mineral Resource of 26.9Mt @ 0.38% Cu (for 102,700t Cu contained); including a supergene copper Inferred Mineral Resource of 7.0Mt @ 0.47% Cu (for 32,700t Cu contained) in the partially oxidised zone (ASX 31 March 2015)

– Resource estimates have been completed within approximately eight months of the acquisition and transfer of the Coulston tenement (EPM 14079) from Newcrest and exclusively using historical information

– Drilling planned in May – June 2015 to target high-grade zones and extensions of supergene secondary copper with the intention of expanding and upgrading the initial Inferred Resources

Coalstoun Lakes Copper Deposit

Maiden Inferred Mineral Resource estimates (2012 JORC Code & Guidelines) have been completed at the Coalstoun copper deposit located within the Coalstoun Lakes Copper and Gold Project. Total Inferred Mineral Resource of 26.9Mt @ 0.38g/t Cu for 102,700t Cu contained; including a supergene copper Inferred Mineral Resource of 7.0Mt @ 0.47% Cu (for 32,700t Cu contained) at 0.3% Cu cut-off (Table 1, ASX 31 March 2015).

ActivEX acquired the Coalstoun tenement (EPM 14079) from Newcrest in November 2013 with formal transfer completed in late July 2014 (Figure 1). Resource estimates have been completed within approximately eight months of tenement transfer and have exclusively used historical information.

ActivEX is investigating the near surface mineralised zones (Figure 2) for potential open pits and follow up drilling is planned to target extensions and high grade zones of supergene secondary copper mineralisation with the aim of expanding and upgrading the established Inferred Resource.

The deposit is located within the Coalstoun tenement (Figure 1) and is situated about 25km east of Gayndah in southeast Queensland.

EPM 14079 sits within the Esk Basin (formerly Esk Trough), a tectonostratigraphic member of the Devonian to Triassic New England Orogen.The Coalstoun Intrusive Complex occurs as a Middle Triassic Cu-Au-Mo mineralised porphyry system emplaced in meta-argillites of the Goodnight Block during regional shortening across the Northern New England Orogen in southeast Queensland (Figure 3). The Coalstoun copper deposit is associated with a topographic low surrounded by hills of the Walla Range, in the middle of the complex. Hydrothermal alteration and mineralisation is characterised by multiple porphyritic intrusions and associated igneous-matrix breccias.

At least three intrusives are known from the drill hole information. Two are syn-mineral, porphyritic intrusions and one is a smaller post-mineral porphyritic intrusion. The syn-mineral intrusives vary in xenolith percentage to form ‘igneous breccia’ which are common throughout the area. Two hydrothermal breccia phases have also been identified grading from quartz-pyrite dominant to anhydrite, although the anhydrite phase appears to post-date mineralisation.

The Company commissioned independent consulting geologists H&S Consultants Pty Ltd (“H&SC”) of Brisbane, Australia to complete a resource estimate for the Coalstoun copper deposit.

The resource estimates are based on a total of 48 drill holes (9 reverse circulation, 1 combined RC/diamond and 38 diamond drill holes, Table 2) for a total of 12,701.6m with 5,316 copper assay samples mainly varying in sample length between approximately 0.5 and 6 metres. Wireframes were interpreted at a nominal Cu cut off of 0.1% for the primary mineralised intrusive and the oxide mineralisation with oxidation surfaces also generated (Figure 4). The surface dimensions of the mineralisation at a 0.3% Cu cut off are approximately 1.1km by 0.5km, extending to 0.5km in depth.

Copper mineralisation consists of both disseminations and veinlets of chalcopyrite, chalcocite or copper oxides depending on the depth of oxidation from weathering processes. Samples from surface appear to be depleted of copper mineralisation when compared to deeper samples. Below this oxidized zone is a secondary sulphide supergene/partially oxidized zone ranging from 0.5m to approximately 36m thick that lies at a depth of about 15-35m below surface (Figure 5). This supergene-partially oxidized zone lies on top of the primary mineralised intrusive (Figure 2).

The oxide copper was modelled horizontally whereas the primary copper was modelled using an ellipsoidal set of parameters.

A total of 3,435 three metre composites were extracted from the drill hole database using the main mineralised intrusion wireframe; No top cutting was applied to the data.

Reporting of the resource estimate used a 0.3% copper cut off on un-cut data with a partial percent volume adjustment for the mineralised intrusion wireframe. Default density values were used as no density data could be obtained from historic reports.

All resources are classified as Inferred based on the wide and irregular drill hole spacing, limited QAQC data and lack of density data (Figures 4 and 5).

Figure 1: ActivEX Limited Coulstoun Lakes Copper and Gold Project Location

Table 1: Resource estimate figures for Coulstoun copper deposit (minor rounding errors)

Since acquiring the Coalstoun tenement, ActivEX has collated and validated data from previous explorers including surface, drilling and geophysical data. Validation of historical drill hole information has included geological logging, portable XRF analysis, magnetic susceptibility measurements and re-assaying including QA/QC sampling of selected drill core from seven historic drill holes stored in the Queensland Government’s Exploration Data Centre.

The significant, high grade copper mineralisation reported by Esso in 1974 from drill hole Esso22 was confirmed by re-assaying of drill core. Results indicate a good correlation between historical assays and re-assayed drill core (refer Quarterly Activities Report September 2014).

Historical assay interval from Esso22:

• 122.00m @ 0.48% Cu from 15.2m including 9.1m @ 2.3% Cu from 18.3m – no Au assayed

ActivEX re-assay of Esso22 returned:

• 122.53m @ 0.44% Cu and 0.07g/t Au from 15.54m including 10.52m @ 2.07% Cu and 0.14g/t Au from 17.68m

The Coalstoun copper deposit has open pit heap leach potential and has synergies with ActivEX’s nearby White Horse supergene copper prospect. The White Horse prospect is located within the Booubyjan tenement (EPM 14476) which forms part of the ActivEX Esk Copper and Gold Project (Figure 1).

The Company is looking to bring both prospects to resource stage and giving consideration to a combined project development.

Figure 3: Coulstoun intrusive complex geology

Figure 5: Copper lock grade distribution – cross section 7163475N