Avanti Gold (AGC) Corporate presentation summary

Resource scale and exploration potential

• 3.1 million ounces inferred at 2.37 g/t Au at Akyanga, open along strike and at depth, with a 42,000 m drill program underway in 2026, more than doubling all previous drilling at Misisi.

• 133 km² of fully-permitted mining licences valid to 2045, covering a 55 km mineralised corridor on the Kibara Gold Belt, with five high-priority satellite targets within 25 km of Akyanga.

• Historical core re-assaying and new drilling confirm high-grade continuity, with key intercepts such as 3.5 m @ 6.12 g/t Au and 12.7 m @ 4.60 g/t Au.

• Five satellite targets (Akyanga East, Ngalula, Tulonge, Lubitchako, Kilombwe) identified through soil sampling, geochemistry, trenching, and historical drilling, all within the same mineralised corridor.

• Phase 2 drilling (Aug–Dec 2026) will test these satellites with 27,000 m of drilling to convert exploration upside into resource ounces.

Project location, infrastructure, and logistics

• Misisi is located in eastern DRC on the Kibara Gold Belt, 110 km from Lake Tanganyika port and 180 km from Kalemie, with access via the N5 highway.

• Kalemie serves as the logistical base, offering a paved airport, deep-water port, hydropower, and direct highway access to the project site.

• The site benefits from supportive provincial administration and established infrastructure, enabling efficient equipment mobilisation and multi-rig drilling campaigns.

Corporate structure, ownership, and recent developments

• Share price at C$0.74 with 211M basic shares outstanding and a market cap of C$156.1M (US$113.3M); fully diluted shares total 281.8M.

• Ownership: 40% HNW & retail, 35% board/management/advisors, 15% institutions, 10% strategic investors.

• Recent milestones include board refresh, private placements totaling C$26.4M, CEO appointment, and commencement of the largest drill program in project history.