Dakota Gold Corp. · AMEX:DC
Dakota Gold — Investor Presentation (December 2025)
26 slides from Dakota Gold's investor presentation, December 2025
Slide 1: Building the Next Gold Mine in the Homestake District
Building the Next Gold Mine in the Homestake District NYSE American: DC Investor Presentation | December 2025 dakotagoldcorp.com
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Dakota Gold is focused Forward-Looking Statements This communication contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities on responsible Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. When used in this commun
Slide 3: Dakota Gold – A unique investment opportunity
Dakota Gold – A unique investment opportunity Dakota Gold, NYSE • Gold prices and demand at record highs American: DC is a during a time of production deficits unique investment • Leadership team with track record success opportunity for • Advancing the Richmond Hill Gold Project, one of the exposur
Slide 4: Homestake District: New Opportunities
Richmond Hill Homestake District: New Opportunities Maitland Gold Project Gold Project Legend - Dakota Gold holds over ~48k mineral acres in • Private Land the Homestake District • Over 3,000 mineral acres • Private Land • Development stage Dakota Gold Land Package Richmond Hill – Private Land •
Slide 5: Richmond Hill – IACF supports simple, open pit, heap leach project
Richmond Hill – IACF supports simple, open pit, heap leach project (US$) M&I plan MI&I plan (US$) M&I plan MI&I plan Key Assumptions LOM AISC (Cash Cost plus $1,047 $1,050 Sustaining Cost) Base Case Gold Price $2,350/oz $2,350/oz Capital Costs Base Case Silver Price $29.00/oz $29.00/oz Initial Capi
Slide 6: Richmond Hill - M&I plan production and cost profile
Richmond Hill - M&I plan production and cost profile M&I plan 153,000 oz/yr GOLD PRODUCTION 2.6 Moz GOLD LOM PRODUCTION (17-year mine life) US$1,047/oz LOM AISC (US$2,350/oz Gold Price) dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 6
Slide 7: Richmond Hill – Phase 1 & 2 mine plan
Richmond Hill – Water Overburden Storage Area Phase 1 & 2 mine plan Treatment Plant (16MM tons) North • Initial permit to authorize 580 acres of Mined Area net disturbance • Initial mining to start in higher value northeast portion of Project and Merrill Crowe Plant continue to progress south over l
Slide 8: Richmond Hill – Phase 3-5 mine plan
Richmond Hill – Water Overburden Storage Area Phase 3-5 mine plan Leach Pad 3 Treatment Plant (Reclaimed) North (35.6MM tons) Reclaimed Mined Area Leach Pad 2 (44.4MM tons) • Concurrent reclamation with mining to reduce disturbance footprint Storm Event Mined Area Conveyance Spillway • Backfill and
Slide 9: Richmond Hill - 2026 metallurgical test work
Richmond Hill - 2026 metallurgical test work The metallurgical testing program is in progress and scheduled completion in Q3 2026, with staged testing and reporting milestones throughout. Metallurgical testing scope of work: • Ore Characterization & Preliminary Testing • Column Leach Testing • Commi
Slide 10: Richmond Hill – Infill/expansion drilling
Richmond Hill – Infill/expansion drilling • Plan map with S-K 1300 Initial Assessment resource block model of the 5,600, 5,500, 5,400 and 5,300 bench levels in the northeast Project area including the Chism Gulch area projected to the surface. • Select historical drill hole information that informed
Slide 11: Richmond Hill - Location and infrastructure
Richmond Hill - Location and infrastructure Location: Proposed Powerline • Project 15-minute drive from headquarters in Lead Existing Powerline Maitland Labor: • South Dakota provides access to labor for exploration through to production Richmond Hill Access road 3 km north of Wharf Infrastructure:
Slide 12: Richmond Hill - Timeline to production
Richmond Hill - Timeline to production 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 S-K 1300 Feasibility Study (FS) IA with Cash Flow Dakota Gold has a non-binding proposal from Orion Mine Finance for up to $300 million of financing support for the purposes of Baseline Data Collection Permitting - County Condition
Slide 13: Maitland Gold Project - High-grade exploration optionality
Maitland Gold Project - High-grade exploration optionality Gold bearing Homestake Formation (red to blue; shallow to deep) Mined out ore bodies (Precambrian Au) Projected to the surface Gold Mineralization in Ledges DC Precambrian Au drill hole intercepts Projected to the surface Maitland Project Ho
Slide 14: Maitland – JB Gold Zone analogous to West Ledge System
Maitland – JB Gold Zone analogous to West Ledge System North South 2.5 m @ 5.25 g/t 6.4 m @ 1.5 m @ 9.46 g/t 8.24 g/t 4.4 m @ 2.0 m @ 25.03 g/t 4.70 g/t 5.5 m @ 3.84 g/t 3.2 m @ 300 10.01 g/t meters 6.4 m @ 4.77 g/t 5.0 m @ 19.54 g/t 21 Ledge 2.5 M oz Au 600 Meters Long Section View Homestake Mine 2
Slide 15: Maitland – Unionville Zone long section
Maitland – Unionville Zone long section MAITLAND – UNIONVILLE ZONE LONG SECTION VIEW LOOKING EAST A Untested Area Untested Area A’ • Modeled mineralization zone A with drillhole pierce points A’1500 m EL and grade-thickness contours Grade – Thickness Grams gold X meters 1000 m EL 3500 m N 5000 m N 4
Slide 16: Richmond Hill – Low-sulfidation gold system opportunity
Richmond Hill – Low-sulfidation gold system opportunity • Underlying the Richmond Hill near surface oxide resource is extensive sulfide mineralization with some Rare Earth Elements (REE) in the southern area of the property. • Cross Section through central part of the Richmond Hill resource showing
Slide 17: NPV, IRR, Resource Size – USA heap leach developers
NPV, IRR, Resource Size – USA heap leach developers • Relative positioning - after-tax NPV ($m) vs after-tax IRR (%) vs heap leachable Au resource (bubble size) of USA heap leach developer peer projects. Richmond Hill stands out with a significant resource size and an attractive after-tax NPV and IR
Slide 18: Opportunity for Increased Valuation
Opportunity for Increased Valuation • Opportunity for $EV/oz valuation to increase as Richmond Hill advances through Feasibility Study and into Production. Producers Dakota Dakota Gold’s 150 koz of annual production would indicate a potential Gold for $2.1 billion in Enterprise Value (EV) Source: Co
Slide 19: Dakota Gold NYSE American: DC
Dakota Gold +112% Dakota Gold Senior Management & Board Year To Date Own ~11% Performance Spot Gold +61% As of GDXJ +147% NYSE American: DC Alignment with Shareholders Nov 28, 2025 S&P 500 +16% Robert Quartermain, 6.9% CAPITAL STRUCTURE - Co-Chair, Director and CEO (in millions) (Sep 30, 2025) Orio
Slide 20: Dakota Gold is a Responsible Operator
Dakota Gold is a Responsible Operator HEALTH AND SAFETY • Achieved 4 YEARS with ZERO Lost Time Incidents (2021 to 2024) ENVIRONMENT • ZERO Notice of Environmental Violations since commencing drill programs in 2022 COMMUNITY • More than $100 Million has been Invested in South Dakota from 2019 to 2024
Slide 21: Directors and Management
Directors and Management ~92% of Dakota Gold employees live in South Dakota with 13 South Dakota School of Mines alumni, students or former faculty Robert Past Executive Chairman of Pretium Resources Inc. and CEO of Todd Kenner More than 40 years experience in engineering design and business BOARD O
Slide 22: 2025 Transformational Year with Significant Gold Optionality for Shareholders
2025 Transformational Year 2026 Catalysts Advancing with Significant Gold Feasibility and Permitting for Optionality for Shareholders Richmond Hill • S-K 1300 resource outlining 3.65 Moz of • Preliminary and final metallurgical heap leachable M&I resources at testing results Richmond Hill with robus
Slide 23: Appendix
APPENDIX dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 23
Slide 24: U.S. Gold production and consumption
U.S. Gold production and consumption Historical U.S. Annual Gold Production (tons) 2 YEARS TONS 2000 353 • U.S. Executive Order March 20, 2025 designated 2005 256 critical minerals as well as gold as a focus for 2010 231 development in securing U.S. domestic supply. 4 2015 214 2020 193 • Current U.S
Slide 25: Richmond Hill - IACF M&I plan capital & operating costs details
Richmond Hill - IACF M&I plan capital & operating costs details Capital Cost Items (US$M) Initial Sustaining LOM LOM US$/tonne Operating Cost Items US$/oz Au (US$M) leached Ore Preparation $83.5 $0 $83.5 Mining $887.4 $5.27 $341 (Crush, Agglomerate, Stack) Heap Leach Pad & Ponds $23.3 $80.7 $104.0 P
Slide 26: NYSE American: DC
MEDIA AND INVESTOR RELATIONS Jack Henris President and COO O +1 605 717 2540 Shawn Campbell Chief Financial Officer info@dakotagoldcorp.com O +1 778 655 9638 Carling Gaze @dakotagoldcorp VP of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications O +1 605 679 7429 linkedin.com/company/dakotagold/ E info@d