Belmont Resources Inc. · TSXV:BEA
Belmont Resources — Investor Presentation (September 2025)
32 slides from Belmont Resources's investor presentation, September 2025
Slide 1: Belmont September 2025
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Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement Except for historical information contained herein, this presentation may contain forward‐looking statements including, but not limited to, comments regarding predictions and projections. Forward‐looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inher
Slide 3: Crackingstone Uranium/Rare Earths Project
Crackingstone Uranium/Rare Earths Project Beaverlodge Athabaska Basin Saskatchewan Uranium mineralization and the host environment for Rare Earths‐bearing pegmatites, the Crackingstone project is a unique dual‐commodity opportunity in the Beaverlodge camp. Pegmatite Outcrop May 2024 3
Slide 4: Crackingstone: The Uranium Thesis
Crackingstone Uranium + Rare Earths The Uranium Thesis • 5 km strike length along the Black Bay Shear Zone, one of the most uranium‐fertile structures in the Beaverlodge camp. • 1.8 km mineralized corridor already drilled – uranium hit in all 20 drill holes (2008 program). • Highlight intersections:
Slide 5: Crackingstone: The Rare Earths Thesis
Crackingstone Uranium + Rare Earths The Rare Earths Thesis • Thorium‐rich pegmatites mapped and drilled over 1.8 km. • Chip/channel samples ran 1,250–1,424 ppm TREO at surface. • Major thorium anomaly spatially linked to the Chance Lake Fault — a prime structural control. • 2008 drill core intersect
Slide 6: Crackingstone: Potassium
Crackingstone Uranium + Rare Earths Potassium “Airborne radiometric data over the Crackingstone property show coincident thorium and potassium anomalies. Elevated potassium is interpreted to reflect potassic alteration associated with shear‐hosted uranium mineralization, while thorium enrichment is
Slide 7: Crackingstone: EM Conductors
Crackingstone Uranium + Rare Earths EM Conductors “Airborne EM surveys on the Crackingstone property have outlined multiple conductors coincident with major shear zones and radiometric anomalies. These conductors likely reflect graphitic and sulphide‐rich fault zones, the same structures that host m
Slide 8: Structural Corridors
Structural Corridors The structural corridors at Crackingstone are the backbone of its exploration potential. They provide the plumbing system for uranium mineralization and the host environment for REE‐bearing pegmatites, making the project a unique dual‐commodity opportunity in the Beaverlodge cam
Slide 9: Ground Scintillometer Survey
Ground Scintillometer Survey CPS (Counts Per Second) is a unit used in radiometric and scintillometer surveys. It measures the number of radiation “counts” detected by the scintillometer per second. Moderate anomalies:~1,000 – 10,000 cps(common in uranium showings, pegmatites, altered shear zones) S
Slide 10: Beaverlodge District
Crackingstone Uranium/Rare Earth Elements (REE) Project Beaverlodge District • The Beaverlodge district is located to the northwest of the Athabasca Basin. This historically important uranium mining district was home to Saskatchewan's first uranium mining boom in the 1950's and 1960's with 52 operat
Slide 11: Crackingstone Uranium & REE's Project access
Crackingstone Uranium & REE’s Project • Only 6kms from Uranium City • Accessible by vehicle all year round. • Highway and Powerline pass through the property. 11
Slide 12: The Greenwood Mining Camp
The Greenwood Mining Camp The prolific Greenwood mining camp of southern British Columbia is considered to be one of the most concentrated mineralized areas in western North America with over 30 past producing mines, each only scratching the surface. At one time 3 smelters were situated in this area
Slide 13: CBC Project 100% owned
CBC Project 100% owned A Compelling Porphyry‐CRD System The Come By Chance (CBC) property displays all the hallmarks of a significant porphyry copper‐gold system with exciting CRD (Carbonate Replacement Deposit) potential, representing a prime exploration opportunity in southern British Columbia's p
Slide 14: 2022 Drilling
2022 Drilling The 2022 Phase I diamond drill program at the Come By Chance (CBC) Property successfully identified evidence for a potential mineralized Porphyry/CRD system. • Program Details: • 6 diamond drill holes totaling 2,304 metres • Focused on magnetic, chargeability, and resistivity anomalies
Slide 15: CBC 2022 Phase I Drill Program – Summary
CBC 2022 Phase I Drill Program – Summary • Key Findings: • Core revealed multiple mineralization and alteration styles, consistent with a relatively cool hydrothermal regime— suggesting proximity to a nearby heat source with potential porphyry‐style mineralization. • Mineralization: Dominated by pyr
Slide 16: CBC 2025 Drill Program Assays Pending
CBC 2025 Drill Program Assays Pending 2025 Drilling Campaign Overview The 2025 program was designed to follow up on promising 2022 results and geophysical data that vector toward a possible mineralized center at depth. Four key target areas were selected based on integrated geological and geophysica
Slide 17: The A-J Gold Project 100% owned
The A‐J Gold Project 100% owned Athelstan & Jackpot Gold Mines Low Grade Near Surface Bulk Tonnage Gold Prospect Property contains Athelstan and Jackpot past producing gold mines. • Production: 7,600 ozs Au & 9,000 oz Ag (Minfile 082ESE047). • Excellent infrastructure with power, water and highway a
Slide 18: A-J Gold Project: 2023 Planned Drill Program
The A‐J Gold Project 100% owned 2023 Planned Drill Program ‐ North Zone The AJ property is on strike with a 4 kilometre long gold/copper system corridor of west northwest trending sub parallel and closely spaced steeply dipping massive sulphide and quartz‐sulphide veins. A mineral resource estimate
Slide 19: A-J Gold Project South Zone
The A‐J Gold Project South Zone ‐ High Grade Near Surface Bulk Tonnage Gold Prospect Investigating potential for mineable surface and near surface ore zones with economic gold grades along a 1km mineralized trend. Numerous mine dumps and mineralized trenches provides potential for short term revenue
Slide 20: A-J Gold Project South Zone Potential Resource
The A‐J Gold Project 100% owned South Zone ‐ Athelstan & Jackpot Gold Mines A potential resource of 2,000‐5,000 ounces of gold in the surface and near surface mineralized areas appears to exist within the A‐J Group based on previous trenching results and sampling of extensive mine dumps. 20
Slide 21: South Zone - Sampling Old Mine Dumps
The A‐J Gold Project South Zone ‐ Sampling Old Mine Dumps Lower Jackpot dump Sampled 0.68 oz/t Au & 2.76 oz/t Ag Mine dump old railway bed *Arrowhead Resources Athelstan mine dump Jackpot dump on old railway cut Surface Dump Sampling Sampled 0.36 oz/t Au & 0.44 oz/t Ag Sampled 1.0 oz/t Au & 5.26 oz/
Slide 22: Copper & Gold: Lone Star Mine Project
Copper & Gold Lone Star Mine Project Washington State 50% optioned to Marquee (Australian) New mineral resource estimate & Preliminary Economic Assessment 22
Slide 23: Lone Star Copper-Gold Project
Lone Star Copper‐Gold Project • The past producing Lone Star property is located in northern Washington State on the northeastern tip of the Republic Graben, an important geological feature which hosts several gold and copper mines. The Lone Star mine operated over two time periods; • underground fr
Slide 24: Lone Star Mine Diamond Drill Holes
Lone Star Mine 46 Diamond Drill Holes for 7,888 m Completed at Lone Star Copper‐Gold Project June 2022 Marquee Resources completed a 7,888m (46 hole) diamond drill program and results subsequently used in the new mineral resource estimate. 2022 Drilling Highlights 24
Slide 25: Lone Star Copper Gold Project Resource Estimate
Lone Star Copper Gold Project Optioned to Marquee Resources ASX:MQR New Resource Estimate Announced Oct. 26, 2022 October 2022 Belmont’s JV/Option partner Marquee Resources announced a “New Mineral Resource Estimate. •The Mineral Resource is reported inside of a conceptual pit shell at an internal c
Slide 26: Lone Star Copper Gold Project
Lone Star Copper Gold Project • In excess of 1.2Mt of high‐grade material has been identified which is open at depth. • Marquee has spent USD $2.2M on exploration and earned a 50% interest in the Lone Star Property. 26
Slide 27: Lithium: Kibby Valley Basin Project, Nevada
Lithium Kibby Valley Basin Project, Nevada • Targeting large potential lithium brine aquifer beneath Kibby playa, Nevada. 27
Slide 28: Kibby Valley Basin Lithium Project, Nevada
Kibby Valley Basin Lithium Project, Nevada The Kibby Basin Lithium Project totaling 13,440 acres (54 sq km) is located 60kms north of Clayton Valley Basin Lithium. Albemarle is located in the Clayton Valley and owns the only producing lithium mine in the United States. The Kibby Valley Basin has sim
Slide 29: The Kibby Basin Lithium Claims Marquee JV/Options
The Kibby Basin Lithium Claims Marquee JV/Options Kibby Playa Claim Block In November 2021, Belmont announced a Option/JV agreement with Marquee Resources (ASX.MQR) for a 10 sq km central portion of Belmont’s Kibby Claim. The agreement terms are: • for Marquee to issue Belmont C$100,000 cash upon si
Slide 30: 2022 - 2,000m Drill Program
2022 ‐ 2,000m Drill Program 2022 Drill Results The Company has received the final samples from the Kibby Basin Lithium Project with the results from two boreholes (KB 22‐01 and KB 22‐02) confirming high levels of lithium‐bearing sediments along with dissolved lithium in the groundwater. • Mineralise
Slide 31: Change of Control
Change of Control On May 30, 2025 Belmont shareholders overwhelmingly approved a “Change of Control Resolution” An April 3, 2025 private placement of 30,300,000 shares for gross proceeds of $1,363,500 resulted in a shareholder or combination of shareholders holding or controlling 20% or more of the
Slide 32: Key Facts
Key Facts Share Info As of August 1, 2025 Shares: 132.5M Options: 6.5M Fully Diluted: 139.0M Contact Info Belmont Resources Inc.– TSX‐V: BEA Suite 615 – 800 W. Pender Street Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6C 2V6 Telephone: (604) 505‐4061 E‐mail: info@belmontresources.com 32
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