Avanti Gold (AGC) investor relations material

Resource overview

• Akyanga deposit hosts an inferred resource of 3.1 Moz gold at 2.37 g/t, open along strike and at depth, with mining leases valid to 2045.

• The deposit is part of the Misisi Project, covering 133 km² on the Kibara Gold Belt in the DRC, with 55 km of contiguous mining licenses.

• Metallurgical testwork shows 95% average gold recovery, with free-milling, gravity-amenable ore and significant oxide at surface.

• The resource is based on over 19,900 m of historical drilling, with recent drilling intercepts including 11.5 m @ 6.5 g/t and 3.85 m @ 12.3 g/t.

• Five high-priority satellite targets within 25 km of Akyanga offer additional exploration upside.

Funding and development plan

• C$51M was raised in September 2026, fully funding a 42,000 m drill program, MRE update, and maiden PEA in 2027.

• The work program includes step-out drilling to expand Akyanga, conversion of inferred resources, and testing of regional targets.

• Timeline targets a resource update in Q4 2026 and a maiden PEA in 2027, with PFS and DFS to follow pending further financing.

• The 2026 drill campaign is the largest in project history, more than doubling all previous drilling.

• Ongoing assay results and news flow are expected throughout 2026.

Project location and regional context

• Misisi is located in Fizi territory, DRC, near major gold and copper operations like Kibali and Kamoa-Kakula.

• The project benefits from established mining infrastructure and a favorable mining code, with exploitation permits ratified under the 2018 Mining Code.

• Ownership is 72% Avanti, 18% MMG, and 10% DRC.

• The 55 km mineralized corridor is largely underexplored, with only one defined resource to date.