Cassiar Gold (GLDC) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic position and property overview

• Owns a 59,000-hectare district-scale gold property in British Columbia, bisected by Highway 37, with two mine permits, a fully owned and permitted 300 tpd mill, 17 portals, and 25 km of underground workings.

• The property includes Cassiar North (bulk-tonnage Taurus Deposit, 1.4 Moz Au inferred at 1.14 g/t) and Cassiar South (high-grade veins, historical grades 10–20 g/t Au).

• Infrastructure includes a permanent camp, power, water, 160 km of access roads, and a nearby airstrip.

Resource expansion and exploration potential

• Taurus Deposit remains open for expansion laterally and at depth, with 90% of ounces within 150 m from surface and pit-constrained resources.

• Multiple high-grade vein targets at Cassiar South remain open along strike and down dip, with potential for blind parallel and stacked veins.

• Regional targets like Newcoast, Lucky, and Wings Canyon show strong geochemical anomalies and high-grade surface samples (up to 313 g/t Au).

• 2023 surface sampling discovered new gold occurrences and expanded mineralization at several prospects.

Recent and ongoing exploration programs

• 2022–2023 drilling at Taurus totaled 23,167 m, focusing on step-outs and infill to expand and confirm resources.

• 2024 drill program expanded to 7,168 m, with 5,923 m at Taurus and 1,245 m at Newcoast, targeting resource continuity and new discoveries.

• Geophysical surveys (IP, drone mag, VLF-EM) and geological mapping are ongoing to refine targets and support future drilling.