Odyssey Gold (ODY) Investor Presentation summary

Near term development potential

• 5.14Mt @ 2.5g/t for 407koz gold resource, mostly open pit and on granted mining leases.

• Ore is primarily laterite, oxide, and transitional, with simple, low-cost processing and excellent metallurgical history.

• Native title extinguished, no known heritage or environmental issues, and fast-track approvals expected.

• Mill access MOU in place for Burnakura plant, with technical and mining studies underway and due by Q3 2025.

• Multiple processing options available within 50km, including Burnakura, Bluebird, and Tuckabianna plants.

Exploration upside and resource growth

• Six main deposits defined, averaging 90,000oz each, with a total JORC resource of 5.14Mt @ 2.5g/t for 407koz.

• Significant potential for resource growth through near-resource and regional drilling, with only a small portion of the tenement explored.

• Enhanced geological understanding and EM surveys have identified 32 anomalies, with six high-priority drill-ready targets.

• Recent drilling at Highway and Bollard zones has intersected high-grade gold at depth, confirming continuity and expansion potential.

• EM techniques are effective for targeting high-grade shoots under cover, with ongoing modelling and drilling planned.

Historical activity and project context

• Three historical phases: initial high-grade discoveries (1890s-1950s), shallow open pit mining (1980s-1990s), and recent resource definition and exploration (2000-present).

• Over 82,000m of drilling completed, with two main mineralization styles: quartz vein hosted and pyrrhotite replacement in BIF.

• Historical production of 126koz at 3.2g/t, mainly from laterite and oxide ore.

• Project area benefits from proximity to infrastructure and established mining operations in the Murchison Gold Belt.