EL COBRE NAVOJOA Sonora, Mexico PROJECT

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1 OBREGON HERMOSILLO NAVOJOA EL COBRE NAVOJOA Sonora, Mexico PROJECT MEXICO CITY

2 Forward-Looking Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements about the Company, its properties and its business plans. Forward looking statements are statements that are not historical facts and include planned, expected or estimated exploration, drilling, expenditures, reserve estimates, budgets, schedules, working interests, valuation and financial data. Information inferred from the interpretation of drilling results and information concerning mineral reserve estimates may also be deemed to be forward looking statements, as it constitutes a prediction of what might be found when and if a project is actually developed. Although the Company believes the expectations expressed in such forwardlooking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results may differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those in forwardlooking statements include exploration and development risks, market prices, exploitation and exploration successes, continued availability of capital and financing, and general economic, market, regulatory, environmental or business conditions. There can be no guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of the management of the Company on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention, and assumes no obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect actual results, whether as a result of new information, future events, changes in assumptions or opinions, changes in factors affecting such forward-looking statements or otherwise, except as required pursuant to applicable securities laws.

3 Company Profile Westminster Resources Ltd. TSX.V (WMR) and OTCQX (WMRSF) listed mineral exploration company Active solely in Sonora State, Mexico s premier state for mineral production Two mineral-district scale properties totalling over 42,000 hectares Three copper-silver-gold projects with infrastructure EL COBRE porphyry and vein systems CUMBRAL-SAN BARTOLO porphyry and IOCG systems NAVOJOA skarns and porphyry systems CAPSTONE MINING CORP. options CUMBRAL-SAN BARTOLO PROJECT (10,109 hectares) in April 2012 WESTMINSTER operator for 2012, 2013 with funding of CDN $3.3 million CAPSTONE MINING CORP. subscribes to 5 million shares of WMR equity.

4 Management Glen Indra Glen MacDonald Greg Agar President & CEO Director Director Bruce Ballantyne Oleg Scherbina Alberto Martinez Project Manager CFO Business Manager (Mexico) Jamie Lavigne Technical Advisor

5 Share Structure Westminster Resources Ltd. Symbol TSX-V: WMR Issued & Outstanding 76,866,286 Warrants/Options ($0.36) 19,650,082 Fully Diluted 96,516, Week Range $0.08 $0.19 Market Capitalization $10.7 M as at August 31, 2012

6 LOCATION Sonora state has a strong mining history and culture with favourable permitting and infrastructure. WMR identified underexplored geological settings to host worldclass Precious and Base Metal deposits Cost-effective, year-round exploration offers opportunities for coppersilver and gold large-scale discoveries at previously undrilled targets.

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8 Westminster 100% Owned Concessions Cumbral-San Bartolo Westminster-Capstone Mining Corp

9 Cumbral-San Bartolo Project Identified as very large-scale hydrothermal mineralized system after regional geologic mapping-prospecting and completion of helicopter-borne VTEM and MAGNETIC geophysical survey July Completed 1,499 meters diamond drilling in 16 holes at San Bartolo silver in soil geochemical anomalies and historic workings Completed MAG+2D-IP on Cumbral Block A identifying chargeability-resistivityhigh magnetic anomalous targets Expanded geophysical and soil survey to cover 219 Line kilometers and 5,000 samples over Blocks A, B, C and D Conducted MAG and 3D-IP survey over the 9 km X 9 km area with detailed geologic mapping and rock sampling 2012 modelling in progress. Completed 1,641 meters of diamond drilling at Cumbral Block A in 7 holes at 4 geophysical targets and 3 outcrop targets assays pending. Ready the newly-defined Montoso target for drilling.

10 EL COBRE PROPERTY WMR-GEOTECH AIRBORNE (2011) MAGNETIC SURVEY 26,264 Hectares MAGNETIC RESPONSE HIGH LOW

11 Intense Iron-Sericite IOCG? Alteration FeO Soils SUBCROP Cumbral 8-Kilometre Trend

12 CUMBRAL/SAN BARTOLO PROPERTY O.A. WESTMINSTER RESOURCES-CAPSTONE MINING 2.1 Kilometres 5.3 Kilometres ORIGINAL CUMBRAL 2D-IP GEOPHYSICS GRID (2.1 Km X 5.3 Km) Underlay Chargeability at 95m Depth Model Overlay Soil Sample Locations

13 9 Kilometers 9 Kilometers meters Cumbral-San Bartolo 219 Line Kilometer 3DIP-MAG and Soil Grid

14 9 Kilometers Cumbral- San Bartolo Project Rock-Soil Sampling Grid 9 Kilometers Drill Holes Cu Mineral Occurrences

15 Classic Jig-Saw Breccia Typical IOCG Deposits Cumbral 8-Kilometre Trend

16 CUMBRAL NORTH Iron Oxide and Copper Oxide Classic Silica Iron Oxide Breccia Mega Iron Oxide Breccia Malachite Azurite

17 CUMBRAL NORTH Breccia and Azurite Breccia and Silicified Pink Granite

18 IOCG Bee s Showing

19 IOCG Bee s Showing

20 2 Glens

21 Pink Granite Stockwork and Silicification

22 Westminster-Capstone Option Agreement Overview Cumbral-San Bartolo Property, Sonora, Mexico Westminster Resources Ltd. has granted Capstone Mining Corp. an option to acquire up to a 70% interest in the prospect area through staged exploration expenditures totaling $9.3 million by December 31, 2015 and by delivering a scoping study by June 30, 2016; Capstone subscribes to 5 million shares for $750,000. Capstone agrees to: finance $1,600,000 by December 31, 2012 (completed) and an additional $1,700,000 by December 31, 2013 to earn a 49% interest; Westminster is operator. Capstone can earn: a further 11% interest by expending an additional $3,000,000 on or before December 31, 2014; Capstone may elect to be operator. an additional 10% interest by expending a further $3,000,000 on or before December 31, 2015; Should Westminster elect not to participate beyond the $9,300,000: Capstone will have the exclusive right and option to earn an additional 5% (75% Capstone-25% Westminster) undivided interest in the project by delivering a preliminary economic assessment on the property.

23 3D-IP -- Chargeability Comparison Plan Cumbral Block A CUMBRAL/SAN BARTOLO PROPERTY O.A. WESTMINSTER RESOURCES-CAPSTONE MINING

24 CUMBRAL BLOCK A PHASE ONE DRILLING JUNE 21 TO JULY 13, 2012 CUM-4A-12 7 HOLES, 1,641 METERS TOTAL HOLES 1B, 1D, 3A, 4A IP TARGETS HOLES 5, 6, 7 SUBCROP MINERALIZED TARGETS CUM-3A-12 ROAD CUM CUM RANCH CUM CUM-1D-12 CUM-1B-12 meters 0 250

25 3D-IP Chargeability Comparison Oblique Cumbral Block A CUMBRAL/SAN BARTOLO PROPERTY O.A. WESTMINSTER RESOURCES-CAPSTONE MINING

26 DDH: CUM DDH: CUM DDH: CUM DDH: CUM DDH: CUM DDH: CUM Cumbral-San Bartolo Project Visible Iron+Copper Oxides Potential IOCG Target DDH: CUM and CUM-05-12

27 PHASE ONE DRILLING IP TARGETS 2012 CUMBRAL- SAN BARTOLO PROJECT 2012 GEOPHYSICS SURVEY GRID 47 Lines 219 Line kms. 200 meter spacing 3DIP-MAG MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 50m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 8ms MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 400m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 8ms MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 200m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 8ms MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 700m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 8ms

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29 CUMBRAL- SAN BARTOLO PROJECT 2012 GEOPHYSICS SURVEY GRID 47 Lines 219 Line kms. 200 meter spacing 3DIP-MAG MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 50m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 30ms MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 400m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 30ms MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 200m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 30ms 1500 m 1000 m MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 700m DEPTH CHARGEABILITY ABOVE 30ms

30 CUMBRAL- SAN BARTOLO PROJECT 2012 GEOPHYSICS SURVEY GRID 47 Lines 219 Line kms. 200 meter spacing 3DIP-MAG MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 50m DEPTH RESISTIVITY MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 400m DEPTH RESISTIVITY MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 200m DEPTH RESISTIVITY MONTOSO TARGET 3D INVERSION 700m DEPTH RESISTIVITY

31 MONTOSO TARGET LINE 4170N

32 Cumbral- San Bartolo Project 9 Kilometers Copper in Soils 5,000 soil samples 219 Line Km Survey Kilometers Drill Holes Cu Mineral Occurrences

33 Cumbral- San Bartolo Project 9 Kilometers Silver in Soils 5,000 soil samples 219 Line Km Survey Kilometers Drill Holes Cu Mineral Occurrences

34 Cumbral- San Bartolo Project 9 Kilometers Gold in Soils 5,000 soil samples 219 Line Km Survey Kilometers Drill Holes Cu Mineral Occurrences

35 Cumbral-San Bartolo Project Proposed Plans 2013 Westminster Resources Ltd. operator and Capstone Mining Corp. funds $1.7 million for exploration Complete detailed geologic mapping and rock sampling and integrate with geophysical patterns and models. Initiate Phase Two ($950,000) 5,400 meter drill program at Montoso and numerous other priority targets identified on all Blocks.

36 El Cobre and Navojoa Proposed Plans 2013 EL COBRE PROPERTY Resume exploration at Guayacan copper-goldsilver porphyry and vein targets -- IP and MAG survey in expanded grid. NAVOJOA PROPERTY Further evaluate skarn and porphyry deposit targets with ground magnetic, soil and rock sampling surveys.

37 Contact HEAD OFFICE Suite Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. Canada, V6C 2T6 Tel: Toll Free: INVESTOR RELATIONS Suite Granville Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6Z 1G3 Tel: Toll Free: MEXICO OFFICE Minera Westminster, S.A. de C.V. Bosques de Ciruelos #180, P.P. 101 Col. Bosques de las Lomas Mexico, D.F., Mexico

38 IRON OXIDE COPPER-GOLD-SILVER DEPOSITS ARE BIG!

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