Slide 1: Evergold – DEM1 Prospect, B.C.
Evergold – DEM1 Prospect, B.C. An Exciting New Gold-Silver and Strategic Metals Discovery. Follow-up Drilling is Pending August 2024
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements included in this presentation constitute forward-looking statements, including those identified by the words “proposed”, “will”, anticipate”, “believe”, “plan”, “estimate”, “expect”, “intend”, “may”, “should” and similar words and expressions to the exte
Slide 3: Management
Management Kevin M. Keough, President & CEO, Director – HBSc Geological Sciences, Queen’s University. Mr. Keough most recently served as founding CEO of GT Gold Corp. and prior to that, President & CEO of its predecessor company New Chris Minerals Inc., both sold to Newmont in 2021. He began his car
Slide 4: Directors
Directors Kevin M. Keough, President & CEO, Director – HBSc Geological Sciences, Queen’s University. Mr. Keough most recently served as founding CEO of GT Gold Corp. and prior to that, President & CEO of its predecessor company New Chris Minerals Inc., both sold to Newmont in 2021. He began his care
Slide 5: Our Team Had Major Success With GT Gold And May Do It Again
Our Team Had Major Success With GT Gold (2017-2021) And We Believe We May Be Close To Doing It Again With Evergold
Slide 6: Discoveries Compared
Discoveries Compared: GT Gold / Saddle Porphyry Prospect, BC, 2017 • We found the high-grade vein system first, on our 8th hole, with a large initial budget for 4,800 metres of drilling • Then, late in the season, we found the massive associated Cu-Au porphyry (hole 62) • Sold all to Newmont in 2021
Slide 7: Huge "Saddle" Discovery, 2017
Huge “Saddle” Porphyry “Engine” Here Discovery, 2017 Vein System Here High grade vein system and nearby associated massive porphyry intrusive Sold GT Gold to Newmont in 2021 for $456 million 7
Slide 8: This is Our "DEM1" Target – Magnetic 'Donut'
This is Our “DEM1” Target – Magnetic ‘Donut’ “The magnetic inversion looks wild – nice buried system. One mother of an IP anomaly too.” Geophysicist Alex Walcott 1 km
Slide 9: Larger Property Opportunity
Larger Property Opportunity DEM1 NoName Lake Mo/Cu/Co Anomaly 55/106/11 Intrusive DEM2
Slide 10: DEM Snapshot
DEM Snapshot Optioned* by Evergold in August 2023 Great location in central BC, road accessible, 12,728 hectares Target(s): high level veins and a shallowly-buried porphyry 3-hole / 947 metre first-ever drill program in Oct-Nov 2023 delivered broad system intercepts from surface, including l
Slide 11: DEM Location
DEM Location in the Context of Major B.C. Porphyry Deposits and Geological Terranes Great location in central BC, road accessible, KEY 12,728 hectares Pacific Ocean USA
Slide 12: Great location in central BC, road accessible
Great location in central BC, road accessible, 12,728 hectares
Slide 13: Target Type
Target Type Au-Cu++ Porphyry Intrusion and Related Vein Systems Viewed Due North, Approximately to Scale WEST EAST “DEM Halo” topographic high High-level veins in volcano-sedimentary package above shallowly buried intrusive Shallowly buried intrusive cross cut by porphyritic dykes and feeder structu
Slide 14: The DEM1 Target is Much Larger Than the Area Drilled
The DEM1 Target is Much Larger Than the Area Drilled Initial Geochemical Trend Target
Slide 15: The Reconnaissance Holes Were Drilled Here
The Reconnaissance Holes Were Drilled Here 2 pads, 3 holes, 947 metres, Oct.-Nov 2023 DEM 23-01 & 02 DEM23-03 DEM1 Target Area on Total 1 km Magnetic Intensity
Slide 16: Reconnaissance Drill Results
Reconnaissance Drill Results • A richly mineralized system • Broad intercepts of low-grade gold and silver from surface • Within the broad envelope, local high grades of a spectrum of high- value elements, including precious (Au, Ag) and strategic metals (Co, Cu, W, Te, Re) and a high-level porphyry
Slide 17: Reconnaissance Drill Results
Reconnaissance Drill Results (As a cost-saving measure, only 1/3rd of total program metres were sampled) DEM23-01: Partially delineated system envelope: 135 metres of 0.12 g/t Au, 2 g/t Ag from surface - 6 to 141 metres – open to depth. True width unknown • Including: high-grade tungsten and high-gr
Slide 18: Outcropping System Broad Widths Local High Grades
Outcropping System Broad Widths Local High Grades 4km2 Target Area Open in all Directions Note: As a cost-saving measure, only one-third of the total program metres drilled were actually sampled – unsampled intervals are indicated in blue on the section view opposite
Slide 19: First Deeper Test. Strong True-Width Intercept. No Money to Follow Up.
First Deeper Test. Strong True-Width Intercept. No Money to Follow Up. Note High Density of Porphyrytic Dikes in Lower Hole. Approaching Intrusive Source? Note: As a cost-saving measure, only one-third of the total program metres drilled were actually sampled – unsampled intervals are indicated in b
Slide 20: Reconnaissance Drill Results
Reconnaissance Drill Results Example of High-Grade Vein-Hosted Intercepts DEM23-03, within interval from 339 to 340.5 metres: High-grade gold and high-grade cobalt: 29.5 g/t Au, 0.11% Co, 0.19% Cu, 42 g/t Te
Slide 21: DEM1 – Latest Developments
DEM1 – Latest Developments • A 5 line-km CSAMT geophysical survey was completed in May 2024 directly over the DEM1 geochemical trend target. Additional gridded soil sampling was completed in July. An additional 7 line-kms of IP surveying will take place in August. Drilling September • This year’s CS
Slide 22: CSAMT Survey Lines on TMI
gold4ever evergoldcorp. CSAMT Survey Lines on TMI DEM 1 Target CSAMT lines on Total Magnetic Intensity
Slide 23: Planned 2024 Drilling Follow-up - Plan View on CSAMT
Planned 2024 Drilling Follow-up - Plan View on CSAMT DEM23-01 & 02 100 metres Line 68100 Proposed initial FEATURE A PDDH follow-up holes Line 68000 DEM23-03 Line 67900 PDDH Line 67800 PDDH FEATURE B
Slide 24: Drilling Follow-up, CSAMT Section View, Line 68000
Drilling Follow-up, CSAMT Section View, Line 68000 Proposed initial drill holes FEATURE A
Slide 25: CSAMT Resistivity Low, IP Chargeability High
CSAMT Resistivity Low IP Chargeability High
Slide 26: Voxel Model DEM1 Prospect Core Area
DEM23-01 & 02 DEM23-03 FEATURE B FEATURE A Voxel Model Note: the software pinches off the model at depth due to lack of data. However, features actually DEM1 Prospect expand at depth Core Area
Slide 27: Current Capital Structure
Current Capital Structure Evergold Capitalization (as at August 6, 2024) Basic Shares 119,800,696 Warrants 46,769,523 Options 9,582,667 Fully Diluted Shares 176,152,886 Share Price $ 0.030 Market Cap - Basic $ 3,594,021 Cash $ 900,000 Debt - Enterprise Value $ 2,694,021 TSXV: EVER, Germany: A2PTHZ 2
Slide 28: Thank You.
Thank You. TSXV: EVER Contact: Kevin Keough www.evergoldcorp.ca President & CEO T: 613 622-1916 C: 613 219-9317 kevin.keough@evergoldcorp.ca 28