Cassiar Gold (GLDC) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and valuation

• Holds two major gold districts in British Columbia with a 59,000-hectare flagship property and a 4,151-hectare camp, both in a stable, mining-friendly jurisdiction.

• Market capitalization of C$81M and an enterprise value per ounce of C$37, the lowest among peers, indicating significant re-rating potential.

• Raised C$50M since 2020, with C$6.4M in cash and deposits as of March 2026.

• Strong institutional and insider ownership, with 29% institutional, 12% insiders/advisors, and 59% HNW & retail.

Resource base and exploration potential

• Taurus Deposit hosts 0.4 Moz Au indicated at 1.43 g/t and 1.9 Moz Au inferred at 0.95 g/t, with mineralization open for expansion laterally and at depth.

• Multiple bulk-tonnage and high-grade vein targets identified, with recent drilling and surface sampling confirming new gold-bearing veins and extensions.

• 2025 drill program intercepted gold in all holes, opening new areas for expansion, including high-grade intercepts up to 13.53 g/t Au.

• Historical production from Cassiar South exceeds 314,000 oz at grades of 10–20 g/t Au, with multiple vein systems remaining open and underexplored.

Infrastructure and permitting

• Fully owned and permitted 300 tpd mill, 17 historical portals, 25 km underground workings, 160 km of access roads, and a 48-person camp with grid power and water.

• Two mine permits in place, covering both Taurus and Table Mountain areas, with expedited path to production due to existing infrastructure.

• Paved Provincial Highway 37 bisects the property, providing year-round access and proximity to a 1.2 km airstrip.