Pacific Empire Minerals Corp. · TSXV:PEMC
Pacific Empire Minerals — Investor Presentation (August 2025)
28 slides from Pacific Empire Minerals's investor presentation, August 2025
Slide 1: Exploring for British Columbia's Next Gold-Enriched Copper Porphyry Discovery
TSX-V | PEMC pemcorp.ca Exploring for British Columbia’s Next Gold-Enriched Copper Porphyry Discovery in the Heart of the Prolific Quesnel Terrane August 2025
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER All statements, other than statements of historical fact, set out in this Corporate Presentation relating to Pacific Empire Minerals Corp. (“PEMC”) or any of PEMC’s exploration properties are “forward-looking statements”. Forward-looking statements are generally, but not always, identifie
Slide 3: South Hogem Gold-Enriched Copper Focus
PACIFIC EMPIRE SOUTH HOGEM GOLD-ENRICHED COPPER FOCUS • ~22,700 ha land position assembled over 12 years • Trident (6,765 ha) – Drill targets developed • Trident – 2,500 m diamond drill program ~September 2025 • Three-year Area based permit (incl. 20 drillholes, road building and geophysics) • Pinna
Slide 4: Strategic Location: Jurassic Sinistral Transpression
STRATEGIC LOCATION JURASSIC SINISTRAL TRANSPRESSION • Began in 2010 searching for large-scale NE transverse faults = plumbing system. • In porphyry copper-gold exploration, these structures can play a role in focusing mineralization, often acting as fluid conduits. • Regional government geologist re
Slide 5: Strategic Location: Importance of NE Trending Faults
STRATEGIC LOCATION IMPORTANCE OF NE TRENDING FAULTS • Multiple drill/exploration targets developed at Trident and Pinnacle supported by soil geochemistry, historical diamond drilling, multiple geophysical surveys (airborne Mag- EM, airborne MT and Induced Polarization). • Primary target at Trident i
Slide 6: Strategic Location: Importance of NE Trending Faults
STRATEGIC LOCATION IMPORTANCE OF NE TRENDING FAULTS • At Trident, the intersection of regional faults – including NE-trending transcurrent structures – has created a structural intersection that is ideal for porphyry emplacement. These deep- seated conduits are essential for the formation and preser
Slide 7: Trident History
TRIDENT HISTORY GOLD-ENRICHED COPPER PORPHYRY • Historical diamond drilling / exploration programs (73 drill holes – 9,574m) • 1969 – Colin Campbell discovered copper mineralization at the A-Zone and Campbell’s trench (12’ trench @ 3.16% Cu & 2.2 g/t Au) while following up on anomalous stream geoche
Slide 8: Trident: Pacific Empire's Primary Focus
TRIDENT PACIFIC EMPIRE’S PRIMARY FOCUS The main exploration target is a gold-enriched copper porphyry system, supported by strong copper, gold, and zinc soil geochemistry. The porphyry target aligns with: • Airborne resistivity high • Chargeability anomaly from ground-based induced polarization (IP)
Slide 9: Trident: Highlights from Historical Drilling
TRIDENT HIGHLIGHTS FROM HISTORICAL DRILLING • Historical drilling intersected high copper-gold grades directly associated with porphyry dikes. • Significance of porphyry dikes not recognized until recently.
Slide 10: Trident Geochemistry - Copper
TRIDENT GEOCHEMISTRY - COPPER • Widespread, highly anomalous copper geochemical signature • Majority of anomalous copper is north of A Zone • Values up to 5,213 ppm copper in soil • Source of anomalous copper remains untested with diamond drilling
Slide 11: Trident Advantage: Geochemistry Copper vs Mt. Milligan
TRIDENT ADVANTAGE GEOCHEMISTRY – COPPER (TRIDENT VERSUS MT. MILLIGAN) TRIDENT • Higher spatial coherence in upper percentiles suggests less glacial disturbance. • High Cu-in-soil values directly over drill targets, increasing confidence in source proximity. • Zonation visible from core (>1,140 ppm)
Slide 12: Trident Geochemistry - Gold
TRIDENT GEOCHEMISTRY - GOLD • Highest gold values located immediately downslope from primary target areas • Values up to 591 ppb gold in soil • Anomalous gold values are widespread across the property • Source of anomalous gold appears to be coming from primary target area
Slide 13: Trident Geochemistry - Zinc
TRIDENT GEOCHEMISTRY - ZINC • Elevated zinc values occur in a broad halo outside the main copper-gold anomaly — a classic indicator of a large hydrothermal system and potential porphyry center. • Zinc halo on the margins of the copper-gold anomaly suggests zoned metal distribution typical of alkalic
Slide 14: Trident Geochemistry - Cu/Zn Sulphide Ratios
TRIDENT GEOCHEMISTRY – CU/ZN SULPHIDE RATIOS • Moderate Cu/Zn ratios (2-5): Could indicate a transitional zone between zinc-dominant and copper-dominant mineralization. • High Cu/Zn ratios (>5-10): Usually suggest a copper-rich environment, possibly closer to the core of a porphyry system or within
Slide 15: Cascabel - SolGold
CASCABEL - SolGold GEOCHEMISTRY – CU/ZN SULPHIDE RATIOS • The Cascabel story is a mix of junior exploration persistence, technical expertise, and strategic partnerships. • The property was largely unexplored, but historical work suggested porphyry potential. • The discovery was largely driven by Dr.
Slide 16: Trident 2024 Airborne MT Survey
TRIDENT 2024 AIRBORNE MT SURVEY Apparent Resistivity Highs and Alkaline Porphyry Deposits • Intrusive Rocks: Alkaline porphyry systems (e.g., Mt. Milligan, Galore Creek) are typically associated with resistive intrusive centers composed of monzonite, syenite, or diorite. • Silicification: Intense si
Slide 17: Resistivity Signature at Trident & Mt. Milligan
TRIDENT RESISTIVITY SIGNATURE AT TRIDENT & MT. MILLIGAN The presence of a resistivity anomaly extending to depth is significant for several reasons: • High-resistivity anomalies in porphyry systems are often associated with silicification—a common alteration process where quartz replaces original ro
Slide 18: 2007 Fugro Airborne Mag-EM – Resistivity
TRIDENT 2007 FUGRO AIRBORNE MAG-EM – RESISTIVITY 56K • The primary porphyry target exhibits a well-defined resistive core, likely representing a silicified or potassic-altered intrusive center, which is encased by a zone of reduced resistivity. • Lower-resistivity envelope may correspond to an exten
Slide 19: 2007 Fugro Airborne Mag-EM – TF Mag
TRIDENT 2007 FUGRO AIRBORNE MAG-EM – TF MAG • The primary target is defined by a subtle magnetic high, likely indicative of magnetite- bearing potassic alteration or intrusive phases, surrounded by a zone of reduced magnetism. • This magnetic low may correspond to hydrothermal alteration, where magn
Slide 20: 2014 IP – Resistivity at 310m
TRIDENT 2014 IP – RESISTIVITY AT 310M • The scale of the anomaly and the coincidence with other data sets gives us multiple opportunities for discovery in the 2025 drill program. • Our main targets sit in ideal positions within this broader anomaly, where geology, geochemistry, and geophysics all al
Slide 21: What Do the Rocks Tell Us
TRIDENT WHAT DO THE ROCKS TELL US • Drilling at A-Zone confirmed the presence of mineralized porphyry dikes, indicating a well- developed intrusive system with potential for significant mineralization. – Dikes dip steeply to the north at approximately 70 degrees, suggesting a structurally controlled
Slide 22: Pinnacle: Partner-Funded Exploration (2014-2023)
PINNACLE PARTNER-FUNDED EXPLORATION (2014-2023) • 15,929-hectare property is 100% owned by PEMC • Vehicle-accessible and close to infrastructure • 30 km southeast of Northwest Copper’s Kwanika Deposit • 100% PEMC
Slide 23: Pinnacle Copper Soil Geochemistry
PINNACLE COPPER SOIL GEOCHEMISTRY • Target 1: North Aplite Creek – Partially defined IP/Cu/Au target open to NW and SE • Target 2: South Pinnacle – Partially defined IP/Cu/Au target open to NW and SE • Target 3: Aplite Creek Main – Combined IP/Cu/Au target over 4km – Historical drill hole: 6.0 m @ 6
Slide 24: Pinnacle IP Chargeability Compilation
PINNACLE IP CHARGEABILITY COMPILATION • Extensive elevated chargeability anomalies are associated with magnetic highs. • Additional target areas now accessible due to extensive logging and associated roadbuilding activities.
Slide 25: Where Does All of the Gold Come From?
TRIDENT & PINNACLE WHERE DOES THE ALL OF THE GOLD COME FROM? • The presence of coarse flakes suggests that the gold has not traveled far from its original lode source. • Alkalic porphyry systems (e.g., Mt. Milligan, Galore Creek, Copper Mountain) often contain gold associated with copper mineralizat
Slide 26: 2025 Exploration Plans: Advancing Trident and Pinnacle
2025 EXPLORATION PLANS ADVANCING TRIDENT AND PINNACLE • 100% PEMC owned Trident • Diamond drilling (September 2025) • 100% PEMC owned • Review access following extensive logging activities and forest fires during 2023 and 2024 Pinnacle • Ground based magnetotellurics (2026) • Rock and soil geochemis
Slide 27: The Team: Technical Advisors
THE TEAM TECHNICAL ADVISORS Dr. Paul Johnston, PhD. Kristian Whitehead Senior Consulting Geologist Qualified Person, Consulting Geologist Mr. Johnston was most recently with Teck Resources Limited, and Kristian has over 20 years of exploration and mining experience in has valuable in-depth knowledge
Slide 28: The Team: Management and Directors
THE TEAM MANAGEMENT AND DIRECTORS Brad Peters, B.Sc. Peter Schloo, CPA, CA, CFA Andrew Lee Director, President & CEO Director Director Mr. Andrew Lee currently serves as the Director Mr. Peters began working for Canadian junior Mr. Schloo has over eight years of progressive of Finance at Wheaton Pre
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