Cassiar Gold (GLDC) investor relations material

Project overview and resource highlights

• District-scale land package in northern British Columbia with 2.3 million ounces of gold at 1.01 g/t average grade.

• Two main areas: Cassiar South (near-term cash flow) and Cassiar North (bulk tonnage, resource growth focus).

• Cassiar South targets 30,000–60,000 oz/year production from high-grade veins, aiming for development within 24 months.

• Cassiar North hosts the Taurus deposit, with a PEA expected in late Q3 and potential for 200,000 oz/year production.

• Infrastructure includes a fully owned and permitted 300 tpd mill, paved roads, and power lines.

Growth potential and exploration upside

• Taurus deposit covers just 1 sq km of a 600 sq km land package, with significant expansion potential.

• Multiple targets around Taurus show similar mineralization, supporting a goal of reaching 5 million ounces.

• Drilling at Taurus and Newcoast consistently intersects mineralization, including 13m at 13 g/t at Taurus East.

• Vein systems at Cassiar South remain open, with geophysical surveys indicating further discovery potential.

• Gold mineralization is present along a 15 km trend, with only a small portion currently resource-defined.

Competitive advantages and valuation

• Permits in place for both Cassiar North and South, including two tailings facilities and a permitted mill.

• Infrastructure replacement value estimated at over CAD 200 million, far exceeding current market cap.

• Market cap of CAD 65 million (~$50 million USD) is considered undervalued relative to assets and peers.

• Board and management own about 14% of shares, with significant personal investment and alignment.

• Safe jurisdiction, strong access, and favorable topography reduce operational risks.