Anglo Swiss Presentation

March 2008

Disclaimer This document contains forward looking statements concerning future revenues and expenses, results of operations, and environmental factors that are in some cases considered forward-looking statements. These statements are based on numerous assumptions including commodity prices, exploration results, resource availability, and other assumptions that management believes are reasonable based on currently available information, however management’s assumptions and the Company’s future performance are subject to a wide range of business risks and there is no assurance that these goals and projections can or will be met. This document does not constitute an Offering Memorandum and as such is not intended to solicit funds.

Investment Highlights • Anglo Swiss Resources holds historic gold and diamond properties in close proximity to successful mining operations. • Drilling completed early Nov/07 on Kenville copper/gold porphyry near Nelson, B.C. • 5 holes – 1365 meters / 4478 feet. Assay results announced January 2008. • Drilling completed on NWT diamond property Sept/07 with assays announced March 2008. • $0.5 million Private placement March 2007. • $1.3 million Private placement August 2007. • $4.3 million Private placement December 2008. • Debt Free.

Kenville Property

Kenville Property • •

Two projects: Kenville Gold Mine and adjacent Porphyry Project. Historic mining operation (1890 – 1954) 181 thousand tonnes mined.

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2,029 kilograms of gold or 4,473 pounds; 861 kilograms of silver or 1,848 pounds; 23.5 tonnes of lead or 51,808 pounds; 15 tonnes of zinc or 33,069 pounds; 1.6 tonnes of copper or 3,527 pounds; 37 kilograms of cadmium or 81.5 pounds.

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1995-97 ASW JV with Teck drilled 3700 meters (12,000 feet) with strong mineralization throughout. Teck assays up to 1.03% copper. All permits, approvals and bonding are in place. Complete infrastructure in place immediately outside of Nelson B.C.

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Kenville Assays • •

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Hole AK07-01. Average grade of 0.22% copper and 0.207 g/t gold over 11 meters. Hole AK07-02. Sampled intervals containing anomalous copper between 0.13% to 1.5% copper and 0.055 g/t to 0.63 g/t/ gold over 0.6 meter to 2.2 meter sample intervals. Visible gold specs were located in a 4centimeter quartz vein, in which an assay value of 2.1 g/t gold was returned across 0.5 meters. AK07-03 contained an assayed weighted average grade of 0.21% copper and 0.257 g/t. gold over a 5.8-meter interval. AK07-04 contained a 12.45-meter interval grading 0.258% copper and 0.1 g/t gold and another high grade interval assaying 42.0 g/t gold (1.225 oz/T Au), 0.22% copper and 52.0 g/t silver (1.52 oz/T Ag) over 0.8 meters. AK07-05 contained two intervals assaying 16.6 g/t gold (0.484 oz/T Au), 0.79% copper and 34.1 g/t silver (0.994 oz/T Ag) over 1.2 meters and 14.96 g/t gold (0.43 oz/T Au), 0.38% copper and 30.1 g/t silver (0.88 oz/T Ag) across 1.35 meters.

Kenville Assays • •

Eagle Gold Vein

Eagle Vein system. Historical Teck drilling encountered 0.82 feet with assays of 2.4 oz/ton of gold. Also identified an additional 136 feet of mineralization in relation to a porphyry copper-gold-target. • Main gold vein shows continuity of 5.4 feet in width. Vein intersection between hole #4 and hole #5 is 164 feet + distance from Teck vein intersect to hole #5 is 492 feet. • Eagle Vein is open to the north, south and depth. • Dedicated phase 2 drill program to start in May.

Hole #5 - Eagle Gold Vein Intersect

Core Samples

Geophysical Report • “Report on the Interpretation of Induced Polarization Kenville Gold Project” by Jeremy Brett MSc., PGeo MPH Consulting Ltd. • 18.7 line-km (11.7 miles) of gradient and 5.9 line-km (3.7 miles) of high resolution Insight Section resistivity and chargeability data collected, covering approximately 20% of the property. Chargeability and resistivity were effectively mapped to depths of ~400 meters (1312 feet).

Geophysical Report

Porphyry Project

Porphyry Project

Porphyry Video Clip

View from Kenville

Cash Flow Opportunity • • • • •

Rock from previous mine workings – gold recovery plus crushed rock. Rock crushing equipment on site. Ball mill installed early 2008 – gold. Cash flow from sale of crushed rock and recovered gold expected early 2008. Cash flow projected at $5-10 million.

North West Territories • • • •

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NWT is the third largest producer of diamonds in the world. NWT mined over 11.2 million carats worth an estimated 1.24 billion dollars. Drilling completed in September with assays released March 2008. Diamond claims in NWT are in close proximity to Canada’s first two producing diamond mines. Fry Inlet Diamond claims totaling 58,000 acres.

North West Territories • Kimberlite was intersected over 35 meters in 421.6 meter drill program in 2007. • 30 micro diamonds from 58 kilo’s of kimberlite/293 per tonne. • Kennecott found 60 diamonds in area in 1990’s including 3 macro. • Planning ground geophysics to locate larger masses of kimberlite.

Market Facts • (ASW: TSX-V) (ASWRF: OTCBB) (AMO: Berlin) • Shares issued 100,497,837 million • Warrants • • •

2.5 million - $0.20 – Apr 16/08 5.35 million - $0.20 – Aug 10/08 1.14 million - $0.15 – Feb 10/08 or $0.30 – Feb 10/09

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$4 million in working capital and debt free Fully Diluted 124 million (with options) Mgmt./insiders 20% 52 week range $0.05 - $0.67

Management and Directors •

Leonard Danard, President & CEO –

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President and CEO since 1992

Christopher C. Robbins, Vice President –

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Vice President since 1994

Leroy Wolbaum, Director –

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Director since 1993. Various public market experience

Glen C. Macdonald, Director –

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Director since 2004. Professional geologist. 30 years experience of exploration and mine development

Greg Pendura, Director –

Director since 2007. Varied public market experience

The Future is Now • Rare opportunity. • $4.3 million PP December 2007. • Use of proceeds to complete 10,000 m (30,000 ft) drill program in 2008 on Kenville. • New management team and directors. • Potential for 770M tons at .20% copper + gold, silver, molybdenum values. • Future JV potential with majors. • Time Line.