Cassiar Gold (GLDC) Corporate presentation summary

Investment highlights

• Holds two major gold districts in British Columbia with a 59,000-hectare flagship property and a 4,151-hectare camp, both in a stable, mining-friendly jurisdiction.

• 2025 mineral resource estimate: 0.4 Moz indicated at 1.43 g/t Au and 1.9 Moz inferred at 0.95 g/t Au, with significant expansion potential at Taurus and high-grade vein targets.

• Fully owned and permitted 300 tpd mill, two mine permits, 160 km of access roads, power, water, and camp infrastructure already in place.

• Raised C$50M since 2020, with C$8.7M cash and deposits as of August 2025; market cap of C$29.3M.

• Strong institutional and insider ownership, with 29% institutional and 12% insider/advisor holdings.

Exploration and resource growth

• Over 62,000 meters drilled since 2020, with 36,000 meters at Cassiar North since the previous MRE, identifying new gold-bearing quartz veins and expanding known mineralization.

• Cassiar North’s Taurus deposit remains open for expansion laterally and at depth, with 91% of ounces within 150m from surface and open-pit constrained resources.

• Cassiar South hosts multiple high-grade past-producing veins (10–20 g/t Au), with recent drilling confirming extensions and continuity of mineralization.

• 2024 fieldwork included drone-supported geophysical surveys, mapping, and sampling, resulting in new targets and expanded mineralized corridors.

• Soil and rock sampling in 2024 identified multiple gold-in-soil anomalies and surface assays up to 25.6 g/t Au, expanding prospects at Newcoast, Auroch, and Hopeful.

Infrastructure and permitting

• Property bisected by Provincial Highway 37, with year-round access, 1.2 km airstrip, and 160 km of roads.

• 17 historical portals, 25 km of underground workings, four tailings facilities, and a 48-person camp with grid power and water.

• Two mine permits cover both Cassiar North (Taurus) and Cassiar South (Table Mountain), including the fully owned and permitted mill.

• Mill recoveries averaged 93% and up to 96% at Cassiar South; last operated in 2007 and remains in good condition.