Cassiar Gold (GLDC) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and assets

• Controls two major gold districts in British Columbia: Cassiar (flagship, 59,000 ha) and Sheep Creek (third largest past-producing orogenic gold district in BC).

• Cassiar North hosts the Taurus Deposit with an inferred resource of 1.4 Moz at 1.14 g/t Au, open for expansion laterally and at depth.

• Cassiar South features high-grade vein targets with historical production of ~315,000 oz at 10–20 g/t Au.

• Fully owned and permitted 300 tpd mill, two mine permits, 160 km of access roads, and extensive underground workings.

• Strong infrastructure with year-round highway access, airstrip, power, water, and permanent camp.

Exploration and resource growth

• Over 46,000 meters drilled since the last mineral resource estimate, with 36,000 m at Cassiar North since 2022.

• 2024 drill program included 7,168 m from 30 holes, focusing on Taurus and Newcoast targets.

• Recent drilling at Taurus West intersected 23.6 m of 4.19 g/t Au and 98 m of 1.28 g/t Au, indicating expansion potential.

• Cassiar South drilling confirmed high-grade extensions, including 14.6 m of 2.21 g/t Au and 2.2 m of 32.95 g/t Au at East Bain.

• Surface sampling and geophysical surveys in 2023–2024 identified new gold occurrences and multiple gold-in-soil anomalies.

Leadership, financials, and market context

• Leadership team with 250+ years of combined experience in mining, exploration, and capital markets.

• Market capitalization of C$25.4M as of January 2025, with strong institutional and insider ownership.

• Fully diluted share count of 178.1M, with significant potential proceeds from option and warrant exercises.

• Gold prices at record highs in 2024, but gold mining equities remain undervalued relative to historical peaks.

• Recent Canadian gold sector M&A activity highlights ongoing industry consolidation and acquisition interest.