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Green Bridge Metals — Investor Presentation (February 2026)

29 slides from Green Bridge Metals's investor presentation, February 2026

  1. Slide 1: Resources for the Future: Corporate Presentation

    CSE: GRBM | OTCQB : GBMCF | FWB : J48 Resources for the Future Copper and Critical Minerals in North America Corporate Presentation February 2026

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Disclaimer

    Forward-Looking Disclaimer Except for the statements of historical fact, this presentation contains “forward-looking statements” and “forward-looking information” the meaning of the applicable securities legislation (collectively, “forward-looking information”) that is based on expectations, estimat

  3. Slide 3: Why Green Bridge Metals?

    Why Green Bridge Metals? Focus on Developing Tier One Critical Mineral Assets in North America Strategic portfolio of projects designed to minimize risk, unveil potential, and enhance value Tier One Jurisdictions Three Mineral Resource Projects Federal government support and incentive for Serpentine

  4. Slide 4: Critical and Strategic Minerals Supply

    Critical and Strategic Minerals Supply Imported: 45% Cu Primary sources: Chile, Peru, Mexico Copper Futurecast: U.S. Demand for copper expected to double by 2035. Domestic supply dwindling Imported: 65% Ni Primary sources: Norway, Australia, and others Nickel Futurecast: U.S. demand for nickel expec

  5. Slide 5: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview Opportunities for domestic production of FOUR critical minerals Copper-Nickel-PGE-Cobalt Titanium-Copper-Vanadium Opportunities: Serpentine – Development Opportunities: Titac - Development Skibo – Exploration Boulder - Exploration Wyman-Siphon – Exploration Commodities: Cu, TiO2,

  6. Slide 6: South Contact District

    South Contact District Advanced Opportunity in Duluth Complex, MN USA  Three Magmatic Cu–Ni–PGE- Co properties: Serpentine, Skibo, Wyman-Siphon  Two TiO2-Cu-Vanadium Properties: Titac, Boulder  Opportunities for high-grade massive sulphide and disseminated styles of Cu-Ni ±PGEs mineralization  E

  7. Slide 7: Serpentine Copper–Nickel Development Asset

    Serpentine Copper – Nickel Development Asset Inferred Mineral Resource at Serpentine: 280Mt @ 0.53 CuEq2* Inferred, 21.6 Mt 0.69% CuEq Indicated Pit Area Classification Tonnes (k) Cu (%) Ni (%) Cu-Eq (%) Upper 100 Indicated 11,616 0.34 0.11 0.50 Inferred 120,307 0.32 0.11 0.47 Lower 300 Indicated 7,

  8. Slide 8: Serpentine – Cu-Ni: Pathway to Pre-Feasibility

    Serpentine – Cu-Ni: Pathway to Pre-Feasibility Mesabi Mining District Northern Minnesota, U.S.A.  Pre-Feasibility Pathway:  Exploration drilling in Q2-Q3 2026  Infill Drilling: 25,500 meters of core drilling  Water Monitoring Wells  Metallurgical Studies  Engineering and Environmental  Copper

  9. Slide 9: Serpentine – Cu-Ni±Co: Solid Infrastructure

    Serpentine – Cu-Ni±Co: Solid Infrastructure Mesabi Mining District Northern Minnesota, U.S.A.  Centrally located in mining friendly jurisdiction with a history of iron mining (Iron Range, Minnesota)  Shares northern boarder with historic Cleveland-Cliffs Peter Mitchell, open-pit iron mine.  Site

  10. Slide 10: Serpentine – Economic Copper-Nickel Opportunity

    Serpentine – Economic Copper-Nickel Opportunity Mesabi Mining District Northern Minnesota, U.S.A. Serpentine Objectives  Bring Resource from Inferred to Indicated  Increase overall CuEq grade by expanding known high grade horizon  Optimize metals value by incorporating PGE assays in future resour

  11. Slide 11: South Contact District

    South Contact District Advanced Opportunity in an Underexplored Region of the Duluth Complex, MN USA  Three Magmatic Cu–Ni–PGE- Co properties: Serpentine, Skibo, Wyman-Siphon  Two TiO2-Cu-Vanadium Properties: Titac, Boulder  Opportunities for high-grade massive sulphide and disseminated styles of

  12. Slide 12: Titac – Titanium Resource with Copper Potential

    Titac – Titanium Resource with Copper Potential Northern Minnesota, U.S.A.  High-grade Titanium Resource - Expandable in All Directions  Opportunity to Expand Resource @ Titac North  46.6 Mt of 15% TiO2 mineralization 13.3 Mt Ilmenite  Significant Copper Mineralization Unrealized  Magmatic copp

  13. Slide 13: Titac – Phase 1-2 Plan

    Titac – Phase 1-2 Plan Potential for Copper Resource and Titanium PEA Titac South Objectives  In-fill gaps in historic Similar TiO2 Deposits Globally: drilling  Develop systematic grid  Tellness Mine (Norway): of drill holes  300Mt, 15% TiO2  Identify spatial distribution of Cu within  Hosted

  14. Slide 14: Titac – Exploration Potential

    Titac – Exploration Potential Possibility to Double TiO2 Resource @ Titac North with Additional Copper Potential Titac East Anomaly UNTESTED  Potential for massive, magmatic sulphide veins outside the OUI’s  VTEM Anomalies identified based on geophysical similarities – create magnetic high “bullse

  15. Slide 15: Skibo Prospect – Magmatic Cu-Ni-PGE

    Skibo Prospect – Magmatic Cu-Ni-PGE Northern Minnesota, U.S.A.  Cu-Ni-PGE ±Co mineralization hosted in troctolites and other rocks associated with the rift-related mafic series  Mineralization includes massive and disseminated Cu-Ni as well as PGE’s and cobalt  Historical drilling of 10 holes ide

  16. Slide 16: Skibo Prospect – Phase 1 Assay Results

    Skibo Prospect – Phase 1 Assay Results Northern Minnesota, U.S.A. Disseminated Mineralization Over 1km Strike Length: Significant Cobalt and PGM Byproducts Results Highlights:  SK09-02: Results include 187.3m of new sampling  3.0m of 1.6% Cu, 0.4% Ni, and 18.3 g/t PGE  3.0m of 1.1% Cu, 0.4% Ni, a

  17. Slide 17: Wyman-Siphon – Proven Disseminated Cu-Ni Mineralization

    Wyman-Siphon – Proven Disseminated Cu-Ni Mineralization Mesabi Mining District Northern Minnesota, U.S.A. On Trend with Other World Class Cu-Ni Deposits  Historical Inferred Mineral resource estimate of approx. 47 Mt 0.29% Cu, and 0.11% Ni*  Presence of disseminated Cu-Ni mineralization based on h

  18. Slide 18: Green Bridge Metals Opportunity Summary

    Green Bridge Metals Opportunity Summary South Contact District: Copper-Nickel-Titanium-Vanadium Blue Sky  District Scale land package with potential for critical and strategic mineral discovery and growth  Realized potential for substantial copper nickel, titanium, & vanadium mineralization  Mini

  19. Slide 19: Contact

    Contact Investor Communication investors@greenbridgemetals.com 1 (866) 750-3350 CSE: GRBM | OTCQB : GBMCF | FWB : J48 800 - 1199 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6E 3T5, Canada CSE: GRBM | OTCQB : GBMCF | FWB : J48 greenbridgemetals.com | 19

  20. Slide 20: References

    References  1Dufresne, M.B., et al. 2024. “Technical Report and Mineral Resource Estimate for the South Contact Zone Project, St Louis County, Minnesota,USA”. Apex Geoscience Ltd. Edmonton, AB, Canada. Green Bridge Metals Corp. September 18, 2024  2Dufresne, Michael B., Raffle, K.J., Purtich, E.,

  21. Slide 21: Appendix

    Appendix

  22. Slide 22: Serpentine – Adjacent Duluth Complex Copper-Nickel Deposits

    Serpentine – Adjacent Duluth Complex Copper-Nickel Deposits Mesabi Mining District Northern Minnesota, U.S.A.  Adjacent to NewRange’s NorthMet and Sunrise deposits:  NorthMet project designated as a FAST-41 Project by U.S. Government for its importance to energy security.  Sunrise deposit maps to

  23. Slide 23: Chrome-Puddy Project – Serpentinized-Ultramafic Hosted Nickel Mineralization

    Chrome-Puddy Project – Serpentinized-Ultramafic Hosted Nickel Mineralization Thunder Bay Mining District, Ontario Canada  Located within Thunder Bay Mining Division 85km north of Lac des Isles Palladium Mine  1,450 Hectares covering 6.5km of prospective ultramafic intrusion  Road access to easter

  24. Slide 24: Chrome-Puddy Project

    Chrome-Puddy Project Magmatic Ni-PGE: Excellent Geophysical Indications for Mineralization VTEM Results:  Untested northern conductivity high 1 km x 200 m  Southern conductivity high 1.5 km x 400 m  Only the edge has been drill tested with historical results up to 94.6m of 0.21% Ni Channel Sample

  25. Slide 25: Titac – Preliminary Ore Processing

    Titac – Preliminary Ore Processing Northern Minnesota, U.S.A. Titac Ore Sample  New advancement in hydrometallurgical processing Assays Ilmenite Ore highlights potential to produce Ti, Cu, and V-Cr concentrates TiO2: 16 - 30%  Preliminary Metallurgical investigation conducted by Cu: 0.15 - 0.4% Pr

  26. Slide 26: South Contact Zone: 2023 Global Sources of Titanium

    South Contact Zone 2023 Global Sources of Titanium China and Russia control ~70% of the global titanium supply chain Source: U.S. Geological Survey. Locations shown are approximate. Primary global titanium supply chain. CSE: GRBM | OTCQB : GBMCF | FWB : J48 greenbridgemetals.com | 26

  27. Slide 27: Directors

    Directors David Suda, President, CEO & Director Robert G. Krause, Director Mr. Suda contributes 15 years of capital markets expertise, with a Robert G. Krause is a highly experienced geologist with over 40 focus on corporate strategy, capital raising, sustainability years in mineral exploration acro

  28. Slide 28: Technical Team

    Technical Team Dr. George Hudak, Technical Advisor Dr. Ajeet Milliard, Chief Geologist Dr. George Hudak is an economic geologist/applied Dr. Milliard is an accomplished exploration geologist with over volcanologist with specific expertise in exploration for 14 years of experience in metals explorati

  29. Slide 29: Technical

    Technical 2026 Drilling:  Titac (Q1): 6 diamond core holes; 1800m (fully permitted)  Serpentine: 3 diamond core holes, exploratory in nature but large diameter to second as hydrogeological testing wells (fully permitted) Sampling:  Five core holes from Skibo will be assayed with results scheduled

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