Gold Hunter Resources, Inc. · CSE:HUNT
Gold Hunter Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2025)
26 slides from Gold Hunter Resources's investor presentation, Jul 2, 2025
Slide 1: Unlocking Value in Newfoundland's Mining District
OLD HUNT RESOURCES Unlocking Value in Newfoundland’s Mining District Project Expansion & Exploration Launch Update July 2"4, 2025
Slide 2: Why Gold Hunter Resources?
A unique exploration company with strategic, district-scale project in Newfoundland, a premier jurisdiction for mining. A Strategic Journey Delivering Value for Shareholders HUNT 2.0: Great Northern Project Several years ago, during a challenging down This consolidation created over $30M in value fo
Slide 3: District-Scale Project in a Premier Jurisdiction
A unique exploration company with strategic, district-scale project in Newfoundland, a premier jurisdiction for mining. District-Scale Project in a Premier Jurisdiction Proven Leadership with a Track Record of Value Creation Gold Hunter Resources, building upon Magna Terra's work, strategically expa
Slide 4: Resource-Rich Ground, Government Aligned, Unified Approach
Resource-Rich Ground Rich in gold, copper, silver, and lead, Newfoundland is a mineral powerhouse, providing vast exploration potential. Government Aligned Strong government support with growth-focused policies and exploration incentives that reduce risk. Unified Approach Collaborative partnerships
Slide 5: Formation of Fault Systems and Pangea
Millions of years ago, the Earth's continents were part of a supercontinent called Pangea. When Pangea began to break apart, the shifting tectonic plates created massive fault systems that stretched across the globe. Nexgold Clarence Stream, New Brunswick 2.25 Moz Au Market cap: $172M Valentine Lake
Slide 6: Location and Significance
Location and Significance • Positioned in Newfoundland’s mineral-rich Great Northern Peninsula, the Great Northern Project serves as the foundation of Gold Hunter’s growth strategy. This region is known for its untapped gold potential, and we have secured prime ground within it. • Gold Hunter contro
Slide 7: Maximizing Mineral Discovery Potential
Maximizing Mineral Discovery Potential Highway-Focused Exploration: Doucers Valley Fault: The Viking block covers Past efforts were concentrated a key segment of the Doucers Valley Fault, a along accessible roads, leaving significant structural feature responsible for many untested areas. mineraliza
Slide 8: Geology of the Viking Block
Geology: The Viking Block is geologically situated in a highly prospective zone, underlain by Precambrian granitoid Thor Trend Gold Mineralization: gneisses intruded by younger granitoid The Thor Trend is a prime target, bodies, with late Proterozoic mafic and characterized by mesothermal- ultramafi
Slide 9: Data Compilation
Data Compilation: • 1,971 soil samples Total Data Compilation across • 621 rock samples both projects now includes: • 300 lake sediment samples • 36,739 soil samples • 200 outcrops • 7,758 rock samples • 54 drill holes (Taylors Pond/Ridge, Unknown Brook, Wizard, Browning) • 506 lake/stream sediment
Slide 10: Mineral Resource Estimate for the Thor Deposit
The Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the Thor Deposit, recently updated by Gold Hunter, with an effective date of July 12, 2024. Metallurgical Testing: Indicates the Thor contains free gold, recoverable using standard gold processing techniques. However, additional testing is recommended to optim
Slide 11: Maximizing Mineral Discovery Potential
Maximizing Mineral Discovery Potential Doucers Valley Fault Continuation: Like the Viking Block, the Jackson’s Arm Block is positioned along the mineral-rich Doucers Valley Fault. Splays and Zones: The mineralized splays across both areas exhibit significant exploration potential, with 18 mineralize
Slide 12: Apsy Granite and Rattling Brook Gold Deposit
The property is primarily underlain by the Apsy Granite, a major geological formation that provides a favorable setting for gold mineralization. This granite is covered by layers of quartzites, phyllites, and carbonate rocks from the Labrador Group, which further enhances its potential for hosting s
Slide 13: Data Compilation
Data Compilation: • 1,971 soil samples Total Data Compilation • 621 rock samples across both projects now includes: • 300 lake sediment samples • 36,739 soil samples • 200 outcrops • 7,758 rock samples • 215 drill holes (30,772 metres at Taylors Pond/Ridge, Unknown Brook, • 506 lake/stream Wizard, B
Slide 14: Rattling Brook Drilling
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Slide 15: References and Technical Sources
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Slide 16: Early-Stage Entry: Great Northern vs Valentine
Early-Stage Entry: Great Northern offers untapped exploration potential versus Valentine’s advanced-stage stability Strike Length: Nearly 50 km at Great Northern vs. 30 km at Valentine, highlighting exploration upside Geological Comparison: Both projects feature Proterozoic granite contacts with you
Slide 17: The Lassonde Curve
Exploration: In the early stages, the project is speculative, with low value as discoveries The Lassonde Curve is a graphical representation that outlines the life have not yet been confirmed. cycle of mining projects, from early exploration to production. It shows Discovery: As exploration progress
Slide 18: Strategic Value Creation, District Consolidation, Dividend Distribution
Strategic Value Creation Historic District Consolidation Dividend Distribution • Successfully completed a strategic transaction • Consolidated the Rambler (now called Green • Distributed 82.84% of FireFly Metals shares with FireFly Metals, resulting in a sixfold Bay) and Tilt Cove mining areas, a kn
Slide 19: Management and Directors
Sean Kingsley Brandon Schwabe Michael Williams John Theobald Lewis Lawrick Darrell Brown President, CEO & Director CFO & Director Director Director Director Director Experience: 18 years focused Experience: 15 years Experience: 25 years in Experience: 40 years in Experience: 25 years in the Experien
Slide 20: Technical Team and Advisors
Rory Kutluoglu James Rogers David Copeland Tanya Tettelaar Consulting Technical Lead Technical & Corporate Advisor Consulting Technical Group Consulting Technical Group Experience: 20 years of exploration Experience: 15 years of international Experience: 30 years of experience in Experience: Over 20
Slide 21: Current Share Price and Capitalization
Gold Hunter Resources Current Share Price: $0.065 cad as of July 2nd, 2025 126,707,536 1,350,000 (CAD) $8.23M Shares Outstanding Options @ $0.50/ Oct 2030 Market Capitalization: Options @ $0.10/ Apr 2027 17,882,583 +230,000 3.2M Wts @ $0.35/ Nov 2025 145,940,119 Average Volume 14.5M Wts @ $0.12 / Ma
Slide 22: Why Invest in Gold Hunter Resources?
Why Invest in Gold Hunter Resources? Strategic Land Position: • Control of nearly 50km along the Doucers Valley Fault, a highly mineralized structural feature, offering significant exploration upside. Proven Track Record: • Successful asset sale to FireFly Metals, yielding a sixfold return to shareh
Slide 23: In Memory of Clyde Childs: A Legacy of Discovery
In Memory of Clyde Childs: A Legacy of Discovery Clyde Childs (1930s – 1991): A legendary prospector whose 40-year career spanned from the rugged terrains of Northern Labrador to the heart of Newfoundland and beyond. Clyde’s humble demeanor belied his remarkable contributions to mineral exploration,
Slide 24: A Legacy of Discovery
A Legacy of Discovery 1984: Prospector Clyde Childs viewing 1986: P. Geo. Vic French at camp. Clyde, the landscape over the granodiorite on not one for taking pictures, often had the Great Project with Sheba and Vic behind the camera, which is why no Trooper – Vic French’s dogs—constant photo of the
Slide 25: Forward-Looking Statements Disclaimer
This presentation by Gold Hunter Resources Inc. ("HUNT") contains statements and information concerning the company's future operations, strategies, financial results, and other developments. These are considered "forward-looking statements" and are made as of August 2024. The accuracy and completen
Slide 26: Contact
LD HUNTE RESOU RCEs Investor Relations Manager Sean ZA Kingoleg Colton Welgan President & CEO Sige ON ec aaa ip ees Cell: +1-604-440-8474 Email: colton@goldhunterresources.com Email: info@seankingsley.ca
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