Contango Silver & Gold (CTGO) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and growth outlook

• Positioned as a high-grade, mid-tier silver and gold producer with operations in Alaska and British Columbia, focusing on low-risk, Tier 1 jurisdictions and a self-funded growth model leveraging cash flow from Manh Choh production.

• Portfolio includes Manh Choh (in production), Lucky Shot (advancing to feasibility), Johnson Tract (advanced exploration), and Kitsault Valley (exploration), targeting over 200,000 oz Au and 5M oz Ag annually within five years.

• Dual-listed on NYSE American and TSX, with significant institutional and ETF ownership, and a market cap of $657M as of August 2026.

• Strong capital structure with $89M cash, no hedge contracts, and convertible debt of $20M as of June 2026.

• Leadership team with extensive mining and capital markets experience, supporting execution and value creation.

Operational highlights and project pipeline

• Manh Choh mine began production in Q3 2024, achieved first gold pour in July 2024, and is expected to generate $550M LOM free cash flow at $4,000/oz gold.

• Manh Choh produced 60,200 oz gold and 57,315 oz silver in 2025, with 2026–2027 guidance of 40,000–45,000 oz gold annually (30% basis), and AISC of $1,616/oz.

• Lucky Shot advancing with a current resource of 110,000 oz Au at 14.5 g/t, targeting 400,000–500,000 oz Au and 40,000–50,000 oz annual production by 2028.

• Johnson Tract Initial Assessment shows post-tax NPV5 of $615.4M and 60% IRR at $4,000 gold, with 1-year payback and 100,000 oz AuEq annual production targeted for 2030.

• Kitsault Valley hosts 166k oz gold and 34.7M oz silver (M&I), with a new resource estimate and 40,000m drill program planned for 2026.

Direct shipping ore (DSO) model and ESG framework

• DSO model eliminates onsite processing and tailings, reducing environmental footprint, permitting risk, and upfront capital costs.

• DSO success at Manh Choh replicated at Lucky Shot and planned for Johnson Tract and Kitsault Valley, maximizing capital efficiency.

• ESG strategy centers on safety, community partnerships, responsible environmental practices, and strong governance.

• Focus on high-grade resources near infrastructure, with simple permitting and minimal water/wetlands impact.