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Burrell Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2026)
18 slides from Burrell Resources's investor presentation, October 2026
Slide 1: Rainmaker Copper Project
Rainmaker Copper Project Porphyry and skarn copper exploration near Nevada's Yerington district CSE: BURY October 2026
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement — Disclaimer
Cautionary Statement — Disclaimer Readers should not rely on information in this summary for any purpose other than for gaining general knowledge of Burrell Resources Inc. (“Burrell”, or the “Company”). This summary may include forward-looking statements as well as historical information. Forward-lo
Slide 3: Why Invest in Burrell
Why Invest in Burrell FLAGSHIP PROJECT LOCATION The Rainmaker copper project — a district-scale porphyry Nevada — a top-ranked global mining jurisdiction (Fraser target 25 km south of the Yerington District, with a maiden Institute) with skilled workforce and infrastructure. drill test planned. SHAR
Slide 4: Our Team
Our Team Patrick McGrath N. Ross Wilmot Lawrence O’Connor Kenneth Taylor Tom Turner CPA — CEO & Director CPA — Director RM-SME — Director CFO Technical Advisor • Founder of Burrell in • Founder of Orko Silver • Currently CEO of • Former Credit Manager • Veteran exploration 2019 Corp., sold for $350
Slide 5: Rainmaker Copper Project
FLAGSHIP PROJECT Rainmaker Copper Project Lyon County, Nevada · near the Yerington copper district • District-scale porphyry copper target ~25 km south of the Yerington District, interpreted to be geologically analogous • Ridge target: a 2.5 × 1.5 km exposure of porphyry-related hydrothermal alterat
Slide 6: Location & District Setting
RAINMAKER Location & District Setting • Located in the Pine Grove Range, Lyon County, in the prolific Walker Lane belt of western Nevada • Approximately 25 km south of the Yerington Copper District — the largest porphyry copper district in western Nevada • Geologically analogous to Yerington’s Mason
Slide 7: The Porphyry Copper Model
RAINMAKER — GEOLOGICAL MODEL The Porphyry Copper Model • Exposed alteration at Rainmaker corresponds to the phyllic shell that typically caps a porphyry copper ore zone • Concentric alteration zoning — potassic core grading outward through phyllic and argillic to propylitic shells • In the model, th
Slide 8: Metallogenic Model & Key Features
RAINMAKER Metallogenic Model & Key Features • Copper porphyry hosted in the Jurassic Shamrock Batholith, within a 5 km-wide NE-trending graben — a geologic twin of Yerington’s Mason Graben • High-iron Triassic mafic host rocks — considered favourable hosts for copper — cut by porphyry dikes • Presen
Slide 9: Porphyry and Skarn Targets
RAINMAKER Porphyry and Skarn Targets • Ridge Target — 2.5 × 1.5 km core of porphyry-related alteration; primary drill target • Hudson & Dozer — intrusive-hosted and calc-silicate skarn targets • Big Skarn & Dark Skarn — calc-silicate and polymetallic skarn targets • Hilltop, Lizard and Valley View —
Slide 10: Geologic Cross-Section
RAINMAKER Geologic Cross-Section Interpretive geologic cross-section showing copper distribution across the Rainmaker targets. CSE: BURY 9
Slide 11: Stream-Sediment Geochemistry
RAINMAKER Stream-Sediment Geochemistry • Arroyo (drainage) stream-sediment sampling defines copper geochemical anomalies across the Property • Anomalies coincide with mapped alteration and the interpreted porphyry and skarn targets • Numerous copper showings support the porphyry and skarn potential
Slide 12: Yerington District Analog
RAINMAKER Yerington District Analog The Yerington District: Ann Mason porphyry and Pumpkin Hollow skarn — neighbouring deposits, not on the Rainmaker property. CSE: BURY 11
Slide 13: Antelope Project
SECONDARY PROJECT Antelope Project Gold-antimony exploration, Nevada A leveraged precious-metals exploration play retained alongside the Rainmaker copper flagship. CSE: BURY 12
Slide 14: Antelope — Location & Property
ANTELOPE Antelope — Location & Property • 20 km SSW of Kinsley, Nevada — road-accessible • Outcropping, shallowly-dipping zone of mineralized jasperoid in the Pilot Shale • Down-dip potential testable with shallow drill holes — a straightforward test • Unpatented federal lode claims administered by
Slide 15: Antelope — Drilling
ANTELOPE Antelope — Drilling • Shallow historical drill holes tested two stacked jasperoid horizons • Average hole depth less than 100 metres • Good correlation between gold and antimony; soil samples up to 54.6 ppm antimony 1.31 g/t Au 3.61 g/t Au 3.51 g/t Au 3.30 g/t Au 3.41 g/t Au 10.7 m — PTR-12
Slide 16: Antelope — Drill Targets
ANTELOPE Antelope — Drill Targets • Mineralization may extend west under shallow pediment cover, particularly along NW-striking faults and dikes • Mineralization may extend east, as evidenced by gravity lows • Parallel zones of mineralization may be present at depth beneath the Simonson dolomite • S
Slide 17: Corporate Structure
Corporate Structure Shares issued 17.6 million Officers and directors (15%) 2.7 million Warrants Nil Options Nil Fully diluted 17.6 million Tightly held, no dilutive instruments outstanding CSE: BURY 16
Slide 18: Patrick McGrath
CSE: BURY Patrick McGrath CEO & Director pmcgrath@burrellresources.com (832) 499-6009 www.burrellresources.com
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