Phoenix Metals Corp. · TSX:PCA
Phoenix Metals — IPO Roadshow (June 2026)
26 slides from Phoenix Metals's IPO roadshow presentation, Jun 17, 2026
Slide 1: Phoenix Metals Investor Presentation June 2026
PHOENIX METALS JU NE 2026 A prelim inary prospect us cont aining import ant inform ation relati ng t o t he securit ies descri bed in this docum ent has been f ile d wit h t he securi ties regulat ory authorit ies in each of t he provinces of Canada, except Québec, and is accessible through SE DAR+
Slide 2: Important Information
DISCLAIMER Important Information Gener al a nd Acc ur acy of Inform ation A pre limi nary pro spectus (the “Pro spectus”) con ta ini ng imp ortant inform ation re latin g to the se curitie s (the “Se curitie s”) o f Phoe nix Me ta ls Corp . (the “C ompa ny”) descri bed i n th is docu men t ha s b ee
Slide 3: Revitalizing BC's Boundary Region's Mining Industry
Revitalizing BC’s Boundary Region's Mining Industry LEXINGTON GOLDEN CROWN TAM O’SHANTER Au-Cu brownfield exploration focusing on both underground and open pit bulk- Indicated Mineral Resources: Inferred Mineral Resources: UG Measured & Indicated tonnage exploration targets between Greenwood and Gra
Slide 4: Gold-Copper Project Portfolio
PHOENIX METAL S Gold-Copper Project Portfolio 4 See Sli de 2 of this p re se ntation and th e Technical Report for furthe r disclosure about the sci enti fic and techni ca l di sclo su re herein
Slide 5: Management
A PROVEN TEAM WITH A TRACK RECORD OF DEVELOPMENT Management President, CEO VP Exploration Nick Campbell Kelso Cartwright, CPA President, CEO CFO Nick Campbell has more than 20 years of experience in Mr. Cartwright has over 10 years of finance and the mining, minerals, and metals industry, having hel
Slide 6: Board Of Directors
A PROVEN TEAM WITH A TRACK RECORD OF DEVELOPMENT Board Of Chris Lodder Tracey McVicar Directors (Chair) (Lead Independent) Co-foun der o f Ph oen ix Metals Corp. with more tha n 30 year s’ expe rien ce wo rki ng on a nd mana gin g explor ation Pa rtner at CAI Cap ital Par tn ers, ha vi ng joi ned th
Slide 7: Corporate History
Greenwood Mining Camp selected after extensive reviews of southern BC’s mining Previously camps consolidated mineral tenure ownership Phoenix Metals defaulted to creditor in Corp. acquired late 2023 ownership in late 2024 Acquisition includes mineral rights covering over 40 historic mines, permitte
Slide 8: Phoenix Copper Gold Project Portfolio
Phoenix Copper Gold Project Portfolio LEXINGTON UG Measured and Indicated Mineral 2008 UG trial production 54.2 kt, Open Pit Exploration Target of 150-200 Mt at 0.3-0.5 g/t Au Resource of 427.5 kt at 5.93 g/t Au and produced 5,486 oz Au, 860,259 lbs Cu PROPERTY 0.99% Cu and 0.25-0.50% Cu* Au and Cu
Slide 9: Lexington Deposit
Lexington Deposit 2026 43-101 Exploration focus on existing underground Au-Cu massive Underground Resource(1) sulphide rich lenses as well as Cu-Au Open Pit potential Measured & Indicated: Inferred: 21.2 kt at 427.5 kt at 5.93 g/t Au 3.41 g/t Au and 0.99% Cu and 0.87% Cu References t o ot her mi ner
Slide 10: Lexington Exploration Potential and Expansion Drilling
PHOENIX METALS Exploration Focus Proposed drill program – 3,835 m in at least 12 drill holes to test: Lexington Exploration Potential Lexington Mine underground Au-Cu rich massive sulfide lenses Underground high grade up and down and Expansion Drilling Cu-Au open pit potential plunge and on strike
Slide 11: Phoenix Area Targets
PHOENIX AREA TARGETS South Skarn, Golden Crown, Phoenix Deeps, Blue Bell
Slide 12: Phase One 2025 Exploration Results
PHOENIX PROPERTY Phase One 2025 Exploration Results 7 drill holes totaling 3,626 Drilling focused on defining Drilling defined geological Based on results, further m drilling program cross-sectional geology stratigraphy and numerous exploration will focus on completed in 2025 across the Phoenix Open
Slide 13: South Skarn
PROPOSED DRILL PROJECT South Skarn Target Drill results intersect significant skarn geology in two drill holes: PXDDH-25-007 Anomalous Au PXDDH-25-006 Anomalous Au and Cu over 90 m with intercepts and Cu over 52 m with intercepts of of 0.56 g/t Au and 0.15% Cu 0.28 g/t Au and 0.064% Cu Source: Phoen
Slide 14: South Skarn
PROPOSED DRILL PROJECT South Skarn Target Exploration Focus Drill program to define skarn mineralization south end of Phoenix Open Pit Proposed Drilling and Exploration - 32 drill holes in 9,600 m Exploration Target Area 1,500 m strike x 750 m width Exploration focus on Cu-Au mineralization identifi
Slide 15: Golden Crown / JD
PROPOSED DRILL PROJECT Golden Crown / JD Area Target Centered 1,500m South of the Phoenix Open Pit Mine Anomalous Au, Cu in rocks, soils, trench samples Historic drill holes and geophysics Drill program designed to test for: Underground Au-Cu high grade vein/shear zone structures Intrusion related A
Slide 16: Golden Crown
PROPOSED DRILL PROJECT Golden Crown High Grade Structures 2026 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate Indicated: 182,900t @ 10.15 g/t Au and 0.53% Cu Inferred: 48,700t @ 8.22 g/t Au and 0.40% Cu Historic drilling tested to 150 m on vein hosted Au mineralization only (Noranda Exploration Company, Merit Min
Slide 17: South Skarn to JD / Golden Crown Deep Drilling
South Skarn to JD / Golden Crown Deep Drilling A Conceptual Target Cross Section Targets Include: JD exploration area is 1,500 m Porphyry (or Intrusion South of the Phoenix Pit Related) - Skarn targets Drill program to test Au – Cu rich veins deeper prospective area of the and structures shallowly e
Slide 18: Phoenix Deep Targets
Phoenix Deep Targets 2025 Drill Results Exploration targeting the potential for additional repeat carbonate/skarn units similar to units previously mined both underground and in the larger open pit operations. Testing for deeper porphyry/intrusive mineralizing sources responsible for skarn and struc
Slide 19: Phoenix Deep Targets
Phoenix Deep Targets Proposed Drilling Exploration program is Two-fold: Test continuation of mineralized structures or mineralizing systems below the Phoenix Open Pit and Phoenix historical underground mine workings Exploration targeting a potential deeper porphyry source of the observed mineralizat
Slide 20: Blue Bell Exploration Target
Blue Bell Exploration Target Geology indicative of intrusion related geology Porphyry target interpreted as the source of alteration and mineralization at Oro Denoro Exploration Program to focus on historic skarn and porphyry trend Phase One Proposed Drill Program – 7,850 m in 12 drill holes from 6
Slide 21: Corporate Funding and Listing Plans
CORPORATE FUNDING AND LISTING PLANS PHOENIX METALS
Slide 22: 2 Year Funding Requirements
2 Year Funding Requirements Phoenix Metals 2 Year Exploration and Corporate Budget* Drill program – 55,285 m $23.9M Mapping, Sampling, & Data Compilation $1.0M Metallurgical Testing $0.4M Technical studies and Mineral Resources Update $1.1M Care, Maintenance, Environment $1.5M Capital Costs $2.5M Ge
Slide 23: Capitalization and Shareholder Overview
Capitalization and Shareholder Overview PRE-IPO FD OWNERSHIP (%) Ownership % CAPITALIZATION SUMMARY Indian Mining Company* 10% Units Pre-IPO 23% JDS Resources* 13% Chris Lodder MacLachlan Investments* Basic Shares Outstanding M 52.9 5% Sean Roosen Warrants M Nil 11% Monte Oro* 7% Beedie Capital FD S
Slide 24: Offering Summary
Offering Summary Issuer Phoenix Metals Corp. (the “Company”) Offering Initial public offering (the “Offering”) Offered Class A common shares of the Company (the “Offered Securities”) Securities Approximately $35,000,000 ($40,250,000 if the Over-Allotment Option Offering Size is exercised in full) Of
Slide 25: Appendix 1: Potential Quantity and Grade of Exploration Targets
DISCLAIMER Appendix 1: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING THE POTENTIAL QUANTITY AND GRADE OF EXPLORATION TARGETS The disclosed potential ranges of quantity and grade for both the Lexington open pit/bulk tonnage exploration target, of 150 –200 Mt grading 0.25–0.50% Cu and 0.3–0.5 g/t Au, and the Lexi
Slide 26: Appendix 2: Mineral Resource Estimates
DISCLAIMER Appendix 2: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATES The Mineral Resource Estimates referred to in this presentation and the Technical Report for the Lexington-Grenoble, Golden Crown and Deadwood Deposits of the Company’s Greenwood Project have been updated from the Mi