Slide 1: 2025 Nanoq Exploration Results
2025 NANOQ EXPLORATION RESULTS www.amaroqminerals.com | AIM: AMRQ; TSXV: AMRQ www.amaroqminerals.com | AIM: AMRQ; TSXV: AMRQ
Slide 2: Disclaimer and Technical Information
DISCLAIMER AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION The information contained herein has been provided solely for information purposes and does not purport to be comprehensive or contain all the information that may be required by recipients to evaluate Amaroq Ltd (the “Company”). The presentation and the informat
Slide 3: 2025 Nanoq Results: Highlights
2025 NANOQ RESULTS Highlights • 4,807 metres of diamond drilling completed across 27 holes, successfully testing ~600 metres of strike length within the Nanoq Central Zone with mineralised intervals averaging approximately 3.3m thickness at a grade of 9.98g/t Au at vertical depth of up to 70m. • 63%
Slide 4: Nanoq Gold Project
NANOQ GOLD PROJECT NANOQ Location upon the Prospective Nanortalik Gold Belt 3.2m @ 19.5g/t Au inc 0.5m @ 123g/t Au* JOKUM’S SHEAR ISORTUP QOORUA Q-NORTH RIDGE Located 120km NE of the Nalunaq Mine, EAGLE’S NEST VAGAR RIDGE IPPATIT Nanoq sits upon a 25km long prospective structural corridor on the eas
Slide 5: Programme Conclusions: Achievements and Technical Advancements
2025 NANOQ RESULTS Programme Conclusions Programme Achievements • 4,807 m of diamond drilling completed across 27 holes, testing >600 m of strike in the Central Zone. • Substantial step-change in geological understanding, defining key structural and lithological controls on mineralisation. • Confirm
Slide 6: Programme Conclusions: 2026 Forward Plan
2025 NANOQ RESULTS Programme Conclusions 2026 Forward Plan • Targeted infill and step-out drilling in the Central Zone to test high-grade structural positions defined in 2025. • Expansion of drilling into West 1 with ongoing prospecting of western targets. • Continued development of environmental an
Slide 7: 2025 Activities: Footprint of operations
2025 ACTIVITIES Footprint of the 2025 operations Exploration Logistics - A 45-man exploration camp was constructed at the lower beach area in July to host Camp accommodation, maintenance, core logging, cutting and sampling operations. In addition, a series of drill platforms were erected on 80m cent
Slide 8: Nanoq Exploration Camp Construction
2025 ACTIVITIES Nanoq Exploration Camp Construction Areal view of the drilling pads constructed along Nanoq Central Zone Slinging Areal vie of the material during pad completed Nanoq The 2025 season began with the construction of an exploration camp on the Exploration camp construction shore of the
Slide 9: 2025 Activities: Geological Mapping
A Locality LS 2150 B Locality LS 3408 2025 ACTIVITIES A – Competency and ductility contract between mudstone and pillow basalts seen as a critical structural Geological Mapping control to mineralisation B – Parasitic folds in siltstone-sandstone with mineralised quartz saddle Detailed geological map
Slide 10: 2025 Activities: Geological Mapping
2025 ACTIVITIES Geological Mapping Armed with the strong geological foundations established through detailed mapping of the Central Zone, the Amaroq team undertook further prospecting along strike and across several high-priority geophysical targets generated from earlier exploration campaigns. This
Slide 11: 2025 Activities: Core Drilling
2025 ACTIVITIES Final 2025 drillhole configuration across 600m Core Drilling strike of the Nanoq Central Zone A ~5,000 m drill programme was designed for the Central Zone following interpretation of the 2024 scout drilling, historic surface work and geophysical inversion data. The programme used a s
Slide 12: Significant Gold Intersections
2025 ACTIVITIES Significant Gold Intersections Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Au (g/t) NAN2502 54.7 55.77 1.07 2.43 NAN2507 36.11 36.64 0.53 7.88 NAN2508 86.7 89.08 2.38 4.21 Including 0.74 13.40 NAN2510 30 39 9 3.83 Including 1.51 19.12 NAN2511 56.38 58 1.62 5.99 NAN2514 71.6 72.1 0.5 5.81 NA
Slide 13: Technical Studies – Environmental baseline
2025 ACTIVITIES Technical Studies – Environmental baseline Assisted by WSP Denmark, Amaroq conducted a protected plant species survey across the Nanoq drilling and field-camp locations. In addition to the immediate operational areas, the wider habitats surrounding any potential future mine site was
Slide 14: Technical Studies – Metallurgical sampling
2025 ACTIVITIES Technical Studies – Metallurgical sampling In October, Amaroq collected a ~100 kg bulk sample from three chip-channel lines cut perpendicular to the main shear zone at Nanoq. Central This location corresponds to the historic high-grade surface channels (including GoldCorp’s 175 g/t A
Slide 15: Nanoq Interpretation: Depositional Environment
NANOQ INTERPRETATION Depositional Environment From the geological mapping and Volcanic breccia detailed core logging a simplified Hyaloclastite stratigraphic column showing the heterogeneous volcano-sedimentary Siltstone-sandstone Black lapilli tuff package at Nanoq, including massive and tuff Subae
Slide 16: Nanoq Interpretation: Geological Modelling
NANOQ INTERPRETATION Geological Modelling The Amaroq geology team has commenced initial 3D geological modelling based on surface mapping and 2025 drilling data, supported by airborne geophysical data collected in previous years. This early-stage model focuses on establishing a clear and robust under
Slide 17: Nanoq 2026 Planning
NANOQ 2026 2026 Planning The 2025 results provide strong justification for continuing exploration at the Nanoq Central Zone and for expanding activities into the West 1 area and additional western targets. Importantly, mineralisation remains open along strike, at depth and within several potential p
Slide 18: Contact Us
www.amaroqminerals.com www.amaroqminerals.com CONTACT US AMAROQ LTD 100 King Street West, Suite 3400, 1 First Canadian Place, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1A4, Canada Eldur Olafsson, Chief Executive Officer AIM, TSXV, Nasdaq: AMRQ AIM, TSXV, Nasdaq: AMRQ