October 2006

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Focus on Production in 2006 “UC Resources is rapidly advancing in Mexico to acquire an asset base of high quality silver and gold production assets with significant upside on their exploration potential. It is my personal objective that UC Resources will become a producer of silver & gold in 2006.” Richard J. Hamelin, President / CEO

Why Mexico? Mexico is one of the world’s largest silver producers and industry experts remain bullish on future supply and demand curves for both gold and silver. Extraordinary market appreciation is being realized by Canadian producers and explorers in Mexico. Mexico’s Sierra Madre Mining Belt hosts numerous major discoveries by other Canadian explorers like Gammon Lake, Kimber, First Majestic, Western Silver, Alamos, Mine Finders, and Endeavour Silver.

Why Silver? Estimated Total Silver Bullion Inventories, Year-end Source: CPM Group

Why Silver? Deficits’ Impact on Pricing Source: CPM Group

Why Gold? Five Year Gold Chart

Mexico’s Sierra Madres LA DURA PROJECT (UC RESOURCES)

CORPORATE STRUCTURE UC Resources Ltd. Minera Silver Creek S.A. de C.V. La Yesca Production Assets MAR Production Asset Minera Planet Exploration S.A. de C.V Copalquin Exploration Project Minera El Alizal S.A. de C.V La Dura Production Asset

Copalquin Project

Copalquin Map

Copalquin Results 2004/2005 Phase I –High-grade and low-grade silver and gold encountered, indicative of a major epithermal- type deposit 2005/2006 Phase II –Drilling clearly showed that alteration and silicification associated with the epithermal system is pervasive and extensive –50 ounces/tonne silver and 1.4 ounces/tonne gold over 5 metre intersection at La Soledad target

Comparables to UC Resources Ltd.

Compelling Comparables Results and Geology of Copalquin in Phase I & II are very comparable to early results of other Epithermal Systems in Mexico by: –Gammon Lake (Ocampo Project) –Kimber Resources (Monterde Discovery) –Alamos Gold Inc. (Mulatos Discovery) –Minefinders Corp. Ltd. (Dolores Discovery) –Silver Wheaton – Gold Corp. Gammon Lake has reported a deposit containing an estimated 8 million ounces of gold equivalent

Copalquin Geological Map

Target Area Results

La Yesca Project Modern 200 tonnes per day mill on site Production target for 4th quarter of 2006 Inferred mineral resources of approximately 225,000 tonnes of tailings grading 2.0 g/t gold and 220 g/t silver 600 hectare exploration and exploitation project Two existing historically productive silver-gold mines to be rehabilitated in 2007 Exploration upside

La Dura Project Under letter of intent for a 90% interest in: –60 tonnes per day flotation concentrating plant with expansion capabilities to 300 tonnes per day –100,000 tonnes of silver and gold tailings –Past producing mine to be rehabilitated and made productive in 2007 –761 hectare mining concession with known epithermal vein system

Share Structure: TSX.V:UC (As of Sept 30, 2006) Shares issued:69.8 million Options outstanding:6.2 million Warrants outstanding:20.3 million Fully diluted basis:96.3 million Daily share volume:500,000 shares Market Cap (as of 09/28/06):$35.6 MM Additional cash raised on dilution: $3.8 MM

Share Structure: TSX.V:UC

Management Richard J. Hamelin – President CEO, Director Nicole Wood – CFO & Controller William Elston – VP Corp. Development Carl von Einsiedel – Exploration Consultant Gregory Roberts - Director Gary Monaghan - Director Michael Cartmel – Director David Boyd - Director

CEO Richard J. Hamelin President / C.E.O. –Appointed President & CEO on June 15, 2005 –Resident of Mexico: Extensive network of professionals providing a steady flow of potential acquisitions –Extensive experience in both international mining development projects and in capital markets

Corporate Achievements Acquisition of Minera Planet Mexican Exploration Subsidiary Acquisition of Minera Silver Creeck Mexican Production Acquisition Letter of Intent signed in August 2006 to acquire El Alizal Mexican Subsidiary Discovered a 5 metre wide mineralized zone at La Soledad target of 50 oz/tonne silver and 1.4 oz/tonne gold Phase 2 surface trenching & sampling returned economic silver and gold values extending the strike length of the zone Increased land package of flagship Copalquin Mining District from 7,000 to 64,000 hectares (640 sq. km’s) in two phases Completed 3 rounds of equity financing for $4+ million for exploration and production acquisitions in Mexico

Short-Term Goals 1.Growth through new acquisitions 2.Exploration and development of flagship Copalquin Mining District 3.Develop recent production acquisitions: La Yesca, La Dura and Mar projects 4.Enhance valuation of asset through modern exploration techniques

Financing Initiatives Negotiations are currently being discussed with those active in financing Mexico’s precious metals mining opportunities. The Company’s future focus will be to finance through more traditional methods with Capital Partners. * Debt * Convertible Debentures * Future Project Financing in the range of $25mm to $125mm

Benefits As A Producer Cash flow, cash flow, cash flow Producers enjoy higher valuation multiples by industry analysts Stronger participation from institutional investors Broader coverage by research analysts and investment banking community

Long Term Objectives Build a mid-tier Exploration and Production company with a specific focus on silver and gold exploration and development in Mexico Increase market capitalization through acquisitions and internal growth from our existing projects, to evolve into a $500+ mm market cap company, with the objective of attracting a major to the table for a friendly merger or take-over Our final objective is to provide our investors and partners with a clearly defined acceptable exit strategy

Summary Management has enjoyed a successful track record in mining development and capital markets Trading at a lower market cap than other Canadian emerging producers All 4 projects centrally located in the heart of Mexico’s prolific Sierra Madre mining belt Phase II drilling on Copalquin completed, Phase III set to begin in October Additional acquisitions in advanced stages of evaluation

Offices Mexico Office: Torreon Coahuila, Mexico Richard J. Hamelin VOIP: Vancouver Corporate Headquarters: #1000, 355 Burrard Street Vancouver, B.C. V6C2G8 Canada Contact: William S. Elston Vice President Tel: Fax: Toll: Website: