Nobel Resources Corp · TSXV:NBLC
Nobel Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2026)
21 slides from Nobel Resources's investor presentation, July 2026
Slide 1: Nobel Resources Copper Portfolio, Northern Chile
Nobel Resources Copper Portfolio Northern Chile July 2026 TSX.V: NBLC 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Cautionary Notes This presentation, the information contained herein, any other materials provided in connection with this presentation and any oral remarks accompanying this presentation (collectively, the “Presentation”), has been prepared by Nobel Resources Corp. (“Nobel” or the “Compa
Slide 3: Portfolio Summary
Portfolio Summary 2 copper projects totaling 2,350 hectares, (Cuprita: 1000 has; Janett: 1,350 has.) both with copper mineralization at surface, located in the most productive copper producing belt in the world Projects are located at low to moderate elevation with good year-round access Projects fe
Slide 4: Cuprita – Up Date
Cuprita – Up Date Project Summary Located approximately 20 km NW of Inca de Oro Village, and 120 km NNE of Copiapó (1,000 Ha). Drill permits received in Nov. 2025. The Cuprita Project is in the Paleocene Porphyry Copper Belt that hosts several major porphyry copper mines, including Cerro Colorado, S
Slide 5: Cuprita
Cuprita Project Summary The Cuprita Project features geological, geochemical and geophysical characteristics typical of porphyry copper deposit environments including copper mineralized stockwork related to extensive propylitic alteration identified at surface by Nobel geologists. Cuprita is located
Slide 6: Cuprita: Initial Drilling & Highlights
Cuprita: Initial Drilling & Highlights Initial drilling confirms a large, mineralized porphyry system and defines strong geological vectors for follow-up targeting INTERPRETED PORPHYRY MODEL Lithocap Confirmed Geochemical Anomaly Well-developed lithocap, extending over Wide spread soil anomaly with
Slide 7: Cuprita: Initial Drilling & Highlights
Cuprita: Initial Drilling & Highlights Initial drilling confirms a large, mineralized porphyry system and defines strong geological, geophysical and geochemical vectors for additional follow-up drilling DRILL HOLE CUP-006 HIGHLIGHTS Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Cu (ppm) Cu (%) CUP-006 208 22
Slide 8: Cuprita Geology and Mineralization
Cuprita Geology and Mineralization 01 Excellent geological setting: Demonstrated by granitoids, quartz- monzodiorite, and dykes in a Multiphase Intrusive complex. Surface Mineralization: Copper oxides 02 including atacamite, brochantite, and chrysocolla in outcrops and fractures. Hydrothermal Indica
Slide 9: Classic Porphyry Copper Features
Classic Porphyry Copper Features Geophysical Expression: IP anomaly open to the north and south with low chargeability values (7–9 mV/V), typical of porphyry systems in the area due to typically low pyrite content. Geological Setting: Leach cap, IP anomaly, copper-bearing quartz veins, and high-grad
Slide 10: Cuprita
Cuprita High grade copper minerals in porphyry setting • Top left - Atacamite • Top Right - disseminated Bornite • Bottom left – sheeted B Vein • Bottom Right - disseminated Chalcocite TSX-V: NBLC
Slide 11: Cuprita Geology
Cuprita Geology Large Hydrothermal System Identified Integrated geological mapping have delineated a 3 km × 1 km porphyry-related intrusive complex comprising multiple intrusive phases. The intrusive corridor is overlain by a continuous lithocap. Providing compelling evidence for a large and long-li
Slide 12: Cuprita Geochemistry
Cuprita Geochemistry Copper and molybdenum soil anomalies indicative of near-surface mineralization. Mo less mobile in surface environment, tends to be close to source, Litho cap, component of classic porphyry copper deposits. High-grade copper from rock chip sampling (0.25% to 3.46% Cu), chalcocite
Slide 13: Cuprita Geophysics
Cuprita Geophysics Independent Geophysical Data Confirms the Hydrothermal Footprint Nine Pole-Dipole DCIP profiles 2.6 km each Total coverage: 23.4 line-km The 3D inversion model identified two main chargeability centers exceeding 7 mV/V, spatially coincident with the lithocaps identified on surface
Slide 14: Janett Project
Janett Project Mineralized system demonstrated by past small-scale production Limited modern exploration, and not for large scale deposits. Highly productive mining area, exceptional supporting infrastructure. TSX-V: NBLC www.nobel-resources.com
Slide 15: Janett Project
Janett Project 55m @ 0,79% Cu • Channel samples along 5m widths were Janett Mine taken on the South wall of the Janett Depth of pit is 20m, underground open pit workings to left, rock chip sampling • 55 meters grading 0.79% Cu South wall of open pit • Copper Mineralization remains open to the North,
Slide 16: Janett Project
Janett Project Michos Target • Located 3km north of Jannet and 1.3km east of IP line • 4 small pits ~3m in diameter and up to 20m deep • Staked in 1966 with little work completed • Flat topography with shallow alluvial cover (less than 1 m) • No evidence of modern exploration TSX-V: NBLC www.nobel-r
Slide 17: Janett Project – Michos Target
Janett Project – Michos Target Mineralization: • Abundant disseminated Cu OX Copper oxide Mineralization • Host rocks are heavily altered • Mined to estimated 20 m depth TSX-V: NBLC www.nobel-resources.com
Slide 18: Acquisition Terms
Acquisition Terms 2 Distinct Exploration Properties Cuprita and Jeannett year 1 and 2 1.5% NSR with 0.5% buyback for US$2MM payments completed Next payments for Cuprita and Jeannett Individual properties can be released of USD$150,000 each due June 15th, 2027 back to vendor at anytime Final payments
Slide 19: Share Capital Structure & Management
Share Capital Structure & Management Vern Arseneau Mr. Arseneau has over forty years of experience in exploration, CAPITALIZATION (IN MILLIONS) Interim CEO, Director project management and development, of which the last twenty-five have been in South America principally in Peru, Basic Shares Outstan
Slide 20: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Denis Archambault Mr. Archambault holds a Bachelor of Business (Finance) from the University of Ottawa and previously held for 25 years, a multitude Vern Arseneau Mr. Arseneau has over forty years of experience in exploration, project management and development, of which the last
Slide 21: Corporate Office / Contact Us
CORPORATE OFFICE: 36 Lombard Street, Floor 6 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5C 2X3 CONTACT US T: +1 (647)-276-0050 info@nobel-resources.com www.nobel-resources.com