Goldsky Resources (GSKR) Investor Presentation summary

Nordic mining region advantages

• Sweden and Finland are Europe's top metal producers, offering mining-friendly jurisdictions with low political risk and mature permitting processes.

• No mineral tax and a 20.6% corporate tax rate enhance project economics.

• The region is ranked among the top global mining jurisdictions by the Fraser Institute in 2024.

Flagship Barsele project overview

• Barsele is Sweden's largest undeveloped gold deposit, with 2.4 Moz Au (Indicated & Inferred), held in JV with Agnico Eagle (55%/45%).

• 24,980 ha land package, 165,936 meters of drilling, and US$55M invested by Agnico Eagle.

• Free carried interest for FNM; Agnico can earn an additional 15% by completing a pre-feasibility study.

• Resource grades (2019): Indicated 2.53 g/t Au (UG bulk), Inferred 2.64 g/t Au (UG selective), with high metallurgical recoveries (93-96%).

• Deposit remains open at depth and along strike, with significant upside potential from high-grade zones and regional targets.

Exploration pipeline and new targets

• Extensive land position in Sweden (+104,000 ha) and Finland, with multiple greenstone belts and historic mining.

• Paubäcken: Aida target shows shallow gold mineralization over 1.5 km, with 2024 drilling highlights up to 14.55m @ 2.44 g/t Au.

• Brokojan & Harpsund: 5.5 km geochemical anomaly, diamond drilling planned for 2H25.

• Storjuktan: Nippas target identified with 5 km anomaly; five new multi-kilometric gold anomalies discovered in 2025.

• Oijärvi (Finland): Kylmäkangas deposit hosts 2.7 Mt @ 3.3 g/t AuEq, open at depth and along strike, with regional exploration ongoing.