Slide 1: Strathy Gold Project
Strathy Gold Project Focused Follow-up on a New Discovery in the Abitibi Technical Presentation SGC-TSX.V August 2025
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements (“FLS”) including, but not limited to the need for more prospecting and analysis, that the geological and structural setting at SGP is highly prospective for gold mineralization, the focus of follow-up efforts o
Slide 3: Why Own Solstice and Why Now?
BOARD Strong support from Board – solid share structure. Management and Board own 38.8% of the Company. MANAGEMENT Why Own Strong and successful technical team. Two major discoveries of Canadian Gold mines. Solstice and Why Now? PROJECT QUALITY & LAND POSITION Spring 2025 Drill Results at Strathy ju
Slide 4: Board & Management
Board & Management David Adamson, Ph.D. Pablo McDonald Team has Two Major Gold Discoveries Chairman CEO, Director Bateman Discovery (Red Lake) Capital Markets Access and Expertise Mark Laycock Michael Gentile CFO Directors & Officers Ownership = 38% Independent Director Sandy Barham Sr. Geologist, Q
Slide 5: Strathy Gold Project – Temagami Greenstone Belt
Strathy Gold Project – Temagami Greenstone Belt GOLD Producing Mine Past Producer Developed Prospect with Reserves NON-GOLD Producing Mine Past Producer Temagami Greenstone Belt Developed Prospect with Reserves Fault: Major, Minor Southern part of the prolific Abitibi Subprovince – excellent infrast
Slide 6: Strathy Gold Project – Mining Claims
Strathy Gold Project – Mining Claims OMI Developed Gold Prospect OMI Gold Prospect OMI Cu-Ni-PGE Past Clustering of gold showings Producer with Reserves suggest common controls. OMI Non-gold Developed Prospect OMI Non-gold Prospect Leckie Deposit Third Party patented land Gold Other patented land So
Slide 7: Drill Results
Drill Results All known dips in the area are vertical to steep west so Red Cedar and Leckie Fault intercepts dip onto Solstice claims -150m Chargeability Au (g/t) mV/V metres Leckie Gold Zone >90 drill holes* >5g/t Au Historic results 28.7 1-5 g/t Au OR 1.00 0.5-1.0 g/t Au 0.25-0.5 g/t Au Red Cedar
Slide 8: Red Cedar Discovery
Red Cedar Discovery Vertical View Chargeability Red Cedar Area RED CEDAR INTERCEPT Anomaly Open 20mV/V shell 8.52g/t Au over 3.5m including 28.7 g/t Au over 1.0m At 112m drill hole depth Hole diked out LARGE TARGET AREA at target Approx. 500m x 1,000m in extent 8.52 g/t Au / 3.5m Entirely open to th
Slide 9: Red Cedar Intercept
Red Cedar Intercept 0.278 g/t Au 221 ppm As QZ-SER-CB RED CEDAR DISCOVERY Low Grade Gold New target type in Project shows high-grade gold intercept with lower-grade gold 10m up-hole 105.0m – 111.5m UNSAMPLED Unsampled sections are strongly Mafic Volcanics Silicification silicified. Infill sampling b
Slide 10: RSC Targets - Property-Wide
RSC Targets - Property-Wide Resistivity-Spectral- Chargeability Output Greater than 65 RSC (-150m) - purple superimposed on -150 Chargeability from previous White Pine map Three high resistivity targets areas are outlined – Red Cedar, Historic results White Pine and Tamarack These large target areas
Slide 11: White Pine Target
White Pine Target The Line 4E pro section shows coincident high resistivity and chargeability. This is a similar Hole 12 Hole 11 signature to the Red Cedar Discovery – therefore, this is a prime drill target. The White Pine Target is at least 800m long This isometric view shows the large, high resis
Slide 12: Metal Factor Targets - Property-Wide
Metal Factor Targets - Property-Wide Metal Factor Targets Greater than 7.5 Metal Factor at -150m (purple) on chargeability base. White Pine Shows that the Leckie Fault gold intercepts are Leckie Fault associated with low resistivity – high chargeability Historic results area which is bounded by the
Slide 13: Leckie Fault Section
Leckie Fault Section Significant historic intercepts Historic underground assays on Solstice claims near target Plan View are partly ice accessible Land target areas at ‘B’ and ‘C’ comprise large areas for follow 0.7/1.3 300 m asl up drilling 0.52/2.0 7.7/7.3 C 0.9/1.0 4.6/5.6 0.4/1.0 Historic drill
Slide 14: Strathy Outlook – 2025
Strathy Outlook – 2025 Aggressive Follow-up on New Discovery Q3 2025 Q3-Q4 2025 Q1 2026 GEOPHYSICS & TARGETING DRILLING DRILLING Expanding Red Cedar Anomaly to the Priority #1: Expanded Red Cedar Further drilling of Red Cedar expansion Northeast – IP and mag on anomaly, Anomaly and new targets from
Slide 15: High RSC targets
High RSC targets ‘Red Cedar’ type White Pine Targets High MF targets ‘Leckie’ type Leckie Red Cedar Near term drilling IP Extensions Showing Near Term New Target Area RSC MF
Slide 16: SGC.V
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