Gmv Minerals Inc · TSXV:GMV
Gmv Minerals — Investor Presentation (July 2026)
20 slides from Gmv Minerals's investor presentation, July 2026
Slide 1: On the Path to Arizona's Next Gold Mine
TSXV: GMV | OTCQB: GMVMF | FSE: G3MN On the Path to Arizona’s Next Gold Mine July 2026
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
Forward Looking Statement Information set forth in this presentation may contain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are statements that relate to future, not past, events. In this context, forward-looking statements often address a company's expected future business and financial
Slide 3: Capital Structure
Capital Structure As at June 29, 2026 TSX.V: GMV Stock Symbol OTCQB: GMVMF Shares Issued & Outstanding 122,650,346 Warrants 19,147,425 Options 9,375,000 Shareholder Breakdown Retail 40% Management & Advisors 22% Largest Shareholder Group 38% Seven shareholders own 45M of 122M shares I&O TSXV: GMV |
Slide 4: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights 1. High Quality Gold Asset: • Focused on developing the 100% interest in Mexican Hat Gold Project • Located near infrastructure in an established mining district (Southeast Arizona) 2. Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment (Sepotember 2025): • PEA reports a straightforward op
Slide 5: Location & Infrastructure
Location & Infrastructure 1. Proximal to the Tucson Metro Area • Logistics hub for numerous existing large-scale open-pit mines • Experienced mining and industrial labour force 2. Site Access Established • Paved road access from Old Ghost Town Road • Only 28 miles (45km) from Interstate 10, a major
Slide 6: PEA Mine Plan Highlights
PEA Mine Plan Highlights 1. Key Metrics • Mine Life: One year of pre-production followed by ten years of output (open to expansion) • Ore stacking rate: ~10,000tpd onto heap leach pad • Strip Ratio: 2.05 • Head grade: 0.58 g/t Au average over life-of-mine • Heap Leach Gold Recovery: 88% average • Go
Slide 7: Mining Progression, Phase 1
Mining Progression, Phase 1 • Mine the small South Pit to quickly access early mineralization • Begin overburden removal for the North Pit N
Slide 8: Mining Progression, Phase 2
Mining Progression, Phase 2 • South Pit is complete • Deepen and extend the North Pit to the southwest N
Slide 9: Mining Progression, Phase 3
Mining Progression, Phase 3 • Mine the Southeast pushback of the North Pit N
Slide 10: Mining Progression, Ultimate
Mining Progression, Ultimate • Return to the western portion of the North Pit for mining of remaining mineralization • Backfill the southern portion of the South Pit using overburden from the North Pit to restore natural surface water flow patterns N
Slide 11: Processing using Heap Leaching
Processing using Heap Leaching 1 1. Mine Ore from Pit 2 2. Crush to ~ 4cm Topsize 3. Stack onto Heap Leach Pad 4. Percolate Leach Solution 3 through Pad 5. Collect Leach Solution Containing Dissolved Gold 4 6 5 6. Recover Gold from Leach Solution into Carbon Adsorb Material 8 7. Refine into Doré Bar
Slide 12: Gold Recovery Testwork
Gold Recovery Testwork Head Leach Size P80 Au Tailings Sample Test Type Grade Time (day) (mm) Recovery Grade (g/t) (Calc g/t) Column 98 37.5 95.0% 0.07 1.39 Trench 3 Bottle Roll 4 1.7 84.9% 0.24 1.59 Bottle Roll 3 0.075 96.9% 0.05 1.60 Column 98 37.5 77.1% 0.30 1.31 Trench 12 Bottle Roll 4 1.075 82.
Slide 13: Heap Leach Benefits
Heap Leach Benefits 1. Low Capital Investment & Operating Costs: • Simple setup and operation • Fast payback • No energy-intensive grinding mills required 2. Well-Established Process: • Utilized by Barrick, Kinross, Newmont & others at numerous mine sites in the western United States • Robust vendor
Slide 14: PEA Sensitivity to Gold Price
PEA Sensitivity to Gold Price Pre-Tax Gold Price $1,750 $2,125 $2,500 $2,875 $3,350 $3,625 $4,000 US$/troy oz (PEA Base Case) IRR 18.3% 45.00% 66.1% 85.0% 106.8% 118.7% 134.2% NPV5 $57.7 $224.0 $390.2 $556.4 $767.0 $888.9 $1,055.1 US$M Post-Tax Gold Price $1,750 $2,125 $2,500 $2,875 $3,350 $3,625 $4
Slide 15: Geology Overview
Geology Overview 1. Deposit Type • The resource is a low-sulphidation, structurally controlled epithermal gold deposit • Primary mineralization consists of oxides with gold in a metasomatic assemblage of carbonate, epidote, chlorite & minor silica • Mineralization is present along fractures & fault
Slide 16: Current Resource Estimate
Current Resource Estimate An updated Mineral Resource Estimate (constrained to a preliminary optimized pit shell) was prepared by DRW Geological Consultants Ltd. with an effective date of August 8, 2025 and was used in the 2025 PEA. Category Cut-off (g/t Au) Grade (Au, g/t) Tonnes Gold Oz Strip Rati
Slide 17: Conversion Drill Program
Conversion Drill Program 1. Upgrading Resource Classification • A total of up to ~25 diamond drill holes designed to provide full coverage of the entire Mexican Hat deposit at ~100 m centers • Enables conversion of Inferred Resource into Indicated or Measured Resource classification • Key step towar
Slide 18: Board & Management
Board & Management Management Board of Directors Advisors Ian Klassen, B.A. (Hons.) Alistair MacLennan Dr. Roger Newell, Ph.D President & CEO Non-Executive Chairman (former Chief Geologist, Newmont Mining) Michele Pillon Ian Klassen, B.A. (Hons.) President Chief Financial Officer & CEO Joel Schneyer
Slide 19: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights 100% interest in Mexican Updated PEA showing Over 688,000 ounces of gold Hat Gold Property in an 10-year mine life with in an Inferred Resource with established mining-friendly ~60,000 oz/gold per yr updated resource calculation jurisdiction of the USA Excellent metallurgical V
Slide 20: President & CEO Ian Klassen
President & CEO Ian Klassen, B.A. (Hons.) (604) 899-0106 klassen@gmvminerals.com Head Office Suite 1050-1090 W.Georgia St. Vancouver, BC. V6E 3V7 www.gmvminerals.com TSXV: GMV | OTCQB: GMVMF | FSE: G3MN