Silver One Resources (SVE) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and market drivers

• Focus on U.S.-based silver development with 100% ownership of key projects in Nevada and Arizona, including the flagship Candelaria Mine, Phoenix Silver, and Cherokee projects.

• Silver demand is rising due to industrial, technological, and green energy applications, while supply deficits persist globally.

• Silver's addition to the U.S. Critical Minerals List elevates its strategic importance, potentially easing permitting and increasing federal support.

• Military, electronics, and AI sectors are major consumers, with defense spending and technological integration driving further demand.

• Solar and EV sectors are projected to consume up to 800 million ounces annually by 2026, intensifying supply constraints.

Candelaria Mine Project highlights

• Updated NI 43-101 resource: 108.18 million oz AgEq M&I, 29.53 million oz AgEq inferred, with resource open along strike and at depth.

• Ongoing and planned work includes heap leach pad drilling, metallurgical testing, 20,000m of drilling, and a PFS targeting Q4 2026.

• Innovative non-cyanide leaching (Extrakt/Bechtel) shows significant recovery improvements over traditional cyanide methods.

• Infrastructure includes power, water, and permitted surface disturbance, supporting near-term development.

• Nevada offers a favorable mining jurisdiction with transparent permitting and strong silver-gold endowment.

Phoenix Silver Project and Cherokee Project

• Phoenix Silver features high-grade silver vein fragments (up to 459,000 g/t Ag) and porphyry copper-silver exploration targets.

• Six silver targets and two porphyry targets defined by geochemistry and geophysics; ongoing drilling and geophysical surveys planned.

• Cherokee Project hosts extensive epithermal silver-gold-copper vein systems over 12km, with additional surface work and geophysics underway.