G2 Goldfields (GTWO) investor relations material

Corporate strategy and structure

• G3 is a spin-out from G2 Goldfields, retaining 32,000 acres in the Puruni District and a management team with deep Guyana experience.

• Shareholders of G2 received half a share of G3; management owns 22% and plans to increase holdings.

• G3 is well-funded with CAD 45 million and a contingent value right (CVR) that could provide up to $200 million over 10 years based on exploration success.

• A CSE listing is expected in early Q4, with a shareholder base of specialist funds.

• The company maintains a lean team of four, focusing spending on exploration in Guyana.

Exploration focus and methodology

• The main assets are Peters Mine, Tiger Creek, and West Aremu, with Peters Mine historically producing 41,000 ounces at 41 g/t.

• The Peters Mine area features a 4 km mineralized shear zone mapped by the British Geological Survey.

• Recent drilling at Peters Mine intersected 75 meters at 1.5 g/t, with plans to resume drilling in Q1 next year.

• Additional exploration is planned for Tiger Creek and Kasson, targeting laterite-capped ridges with alluvial gold workings.

• The approach is to discover, define, and transact deposits rather than build mines, leveraging a proven track record.

Guyana and regional context

• Guyana has transformed from one of the poorest countries to the fastest-growing economy in the world, driven by oil discoveries and prudent management.

• The Guiana Shield is underexplored compared to the West African Shield, with significant gold discovery potential.

• Infrastructure in the region is improving, with new roads and bridges facilitating access to project sites.

• The Cuyuni and Puruni Basins are considered among the richest gold regions globally.

• The company values Guyana’s stability, legal framework, and skilled workforce.