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Value through Production and Discovery

Bell Copper is focused on the development to production of the La Balsa copper mine in Michoacan, Mexico & the Granduc copper mine in British Columbia, Canada while continuing exploration and development of its pipeline of copper projects in some of the world’s premier copper producing regions. For more information on Bell Copper: www.bellcopper.net

· Near-term production and Cash flow targeted for 2009

· World Class Technical Team with an expertise in copper porphyry deposits

· Advanced Exploration projects in some of the world’s premier copper producing regions

Development Properties

La Balsa Copper Mine, Michoacan, Mexico

• Near term production targeted for 2009
• NI43-101 Measured and Indicated Resource of + 194 million lbs. of Copper*
• Significant Potential for Resource Expansion
• Infrastructure in place (road, rail, water, power)
• 2008 Work Plans: Definitive Feasibility

* La Balsa NI 43-101 Technical Report

Granduc Copper Mine, Stewart BC

• Historical Producer of + 420 million lbs. of Cu
• Historic Copper Resource* (Non NI43-101) remaining when mine closed due to historically low copper prices
• 2008 Work Plans: Further Drilling and Tunnel Rehabilitation

Other Exploration Assets

Kabba Project – Mohave County, Arizona – Cu/Mo

• Porphyry Copper prospect located on the highly productive Copper Creek-Resolution-Bagdad porphyry trend near Kingman, Arizona
• Phase I drilling suggests major Cu-Mo Porphyry System at Kabba
• Next Phase: Phase II drilling (late 3rd quarter 2008) to test suspected underlying porphyry and potential economic mineralization

Sombrero Butte – Pinal County, Arizona – Cu

• Cluster of copper-bearing breccia pipes with suspected underlying porphyry copper system located in Pinal County, Arizona
• 2006-2007 drilling identifies high grade copper in multiple breccias and intercepts porphyry intrusions
• Next Phase: 2008 Drilling to expand breccias and test for suspected underlying Cu porphyry system

Silver Bell – Pima County, Arizona – Cu

• Targets: land position comprises 3 separate areas of known and suspected porphyry and skarn styles of mineralization in an under-explored portion of the district
• Porphyry copper and related copper skarn targets located approximately 30 miles northwest of Tucson, Arizona in the Silver Bell mining district
• District in continual production since ore discovery in 1865
• Next Phase: 6-8 hole drill program in 2nd half 2008

Gryphon Summit – Eureka County, Nevada – Cu, Au

• Target: Cu/Mo Porphyry and Au project located in the Union Summit and Sulphur Springs Range area of Eureka County in NE Nevada
• Surface geology, geochemistry and geophysics indicate parallels with other giant porphyry Cu-Au-Mo systems in the western US, particularly Bingham Canyon in Utah and Resolution Copper in Arizona, as well as with Grasberg in Irian Jaya
• Oxidized high sulfide veins with mineralogic and chemical similarities to the fissure veins of the Bingham district outline a footprint comparable to that of the Bingham district
• Other aspects of the geochemistry and alteration strongly suggest the presence of Carlin style Au mineralization analogous to the Post and Rain Au deposits
• Completed Phase I drill program, assays pending.
• Next Phase: Phase II driliing in 2008

Copper Springs - Gila County, Arizona - Cu

• Porphyry Cu-Mo target is located in the Globe-Miami mining district in Gila County, Arizona.
• The target lies among a cluster of porphyry-copper deposits that include several actives mines and past producer.
• A large portion of the dismembered Copper Springs porphyry centre lies beneath gravel cover in the target area
• Next Phase: Drilling

Apacheta – Region IV, Chile – Cu

• Target: Cu porphyry target located in northernmost Chile, Tarapacá, along the northern projection of the West Fissure Zone.
• The West Fissure Zone is noted for its location of world-class porphyry copper deposits
• Apacheta hosts a large, untested aeromagnetic anomaly that may represent magnetite-destructive hydrothermal alteration related to a buried porphyry copper system.
• Four holes have been previously drilled around the anomaly however each of the holes was drilled to a depth of 304 meters, and each failed to penetrate below the post-mineral cover. Exposures in the nearby canyon walls suggest that the post mineral cover is approximately 400 meters thick.
• Next Phase: Phase I drilling is expected to begin in the second half of 2008.

Senior Management

W. Glen Zinn, B.Sc.

Position: President, C.E.O., Director

Mr. Zinn is a senior mining executive with 35 years in senior management, corporate development, strategic planning and exploration and development in the natural resource industry. Formerly VP Corporate Development and Exploration of Hecla Mining Company, Mr. Zinn has a proven track record in financing, operating and managing exploration companies and companies that are in production. Mr. Zinn graduated from the Michigan College of Mining Technology with a degree in geological engineering and having completed executive management programs in corporate finance, corporate development and strategic planning at MIT and Stanford University Graduate School.

Brian Leeners, B.Comm., LL.B.

Position: C.F.O., Director

Mr. Leeners received both his B.Comm. and LL.B. degrees from the University of British Columbia in 1992. Mr. Leeners has worked with multiple venture companies developing corporate strategic planning and implementation. Mr. Leeners is a Director and Advisor to several public and private corporations and organizations.

Dr. Timothy Marsh, Ph.D., P.Eng.

Position: Vice President of Exploration

Dr. Marsh brings 25 years of exceptional industry experience to the Company. Dr. Marsh left his position as Chief Geologist of Resolution Copper Company (a Rio Tinto Company) where he played a principal role in the planning and initiation of a multi-year, deep exploration drilling project on the large, high grade, Resolution porphyry copper deposit in Arizona. Dr. Marsh worked for Kennecott Minerals Company on the Cortez Joint Venture in Nevada, where recent and past production comprises more than 30 million ounces of gold. He was also with AMT International where he was the Manager of Exploration and Geology and was responsible for resource discovery at Copper Creek, Arizona. Dr. Marsh's degrees include a B.Sc. in Geological Engineering from Colorado School of Mines, and a Doctorate of Philosophy in "Ore Deposits and Exploration" from Stanford University. Dr. Marsh is also a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Arizona.

Gordon Fretwell, B.Comm., LL.B.

Position: Legal Counsel, Director

Mr. Fretwell graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1979 with his Bachelor of Laws degree. Since that time, Mr. Fretwell has been a practicing solicitor in the City of Vancouver and over the last 20 years primarily in areas of resource and securities law. In addition, Mr. Fretwell is a Director or Officer of various publicly traded companies including Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., International Royalty Corporation, Keegan Resources Inc., Continental Minerals Corporation and Benton Resources Corp.

Technical Team