Signature Resources Ltd. · TSXV:SGU

Signature Resources — Investor Presentation (April 2026)

37 slides from Signature Resources's investor presentation, April 2026

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Update

    Corporate Update Zurich April 2026 gp Signature Resources Ltd

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements

    FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS The materials contained herein are for informational purposes only. This is not considered an offer or solicitation to sell securities in any company in any manner. Except for the statements of historical fact contained herein, the information presented constitutes “forwar

  3. Slide 3: Simple Approach with Key Pieces in Place

    Place Simple Approach with Key Pieces in Established Gold Project : i Regional Targets Identifi ; with District Potential ) CO eglonelitargets denied Asset in a Tier-One Jurisdiction 14 High Potential Targets identified on * Prolific Red Lake District in Ontario, 24,821hectare land package anadaa ‘

  4. Slide 4: Project Location

    Project Location ‘ 2 Lingman Lake wat > Claim Tier 1 Address” + Located in the ProlifieRad Lake District Fier 1 Gold Mining Jurisdiction + Neat Monument Bay, Musselwhite ond Ree Lake Mining Camp: POWERED BY #*VRIFY

  5. Slide 5: Supportive Infrastructure

    @ % Uingman Lake Claim. Planned all-weather oad — Existing road and Power — New Transmission line Supportive Infrastructure + New Sachigo Lake Power Station Energized November 2023 * Grid Power at Red Sucker Lake FN + Airport facilities located at Red Sucker Lake FN and.Sachigo Lake'FN ® * Segsonal

  6. Slide 6: Lingman Lake Property

    POWERED BY #VRIFY. od Signature Resources Patented Claims signature Resources Lingman Lake Property Favorable'Host Geology + Propertyicovers 85% ofithe Lingman Lake Greenstone Belt Bas + Known significant goldiand polymetalic mineralization associated with northern margins of Greenstone Belt + 90% o

  7. Slide 7: Drilling and UG Workings

    Drilling and UG Workings Historical Resource at Lingman Lake Project Decommissioned Underground Infrastructure including Au (g/t) i 131m Shaft, 3 levels at depths of 46, 184, and 122 m, and vent raise (decommissioned); @ 03-10 facilitated UG exploration driling and bulk sampling { 0-5, ; a a Histori

  8. Slide 8: Lingman Lake Deposit Mineral Resource Estimate

    Lingman Lake Deposit Mineral Resource Estimate LINGMAN LAKE DEPOSIT MINERAL RESOURCE STATEMENT* Class Tonnes Grade Contained Metal (Mt) Au (g/t) Au (oz) Indicated 2.146 1.38 95,200 Inferred 18.398 1.14 674,320 *Note: J. The effective date of Mineral Resources is May 31, 2025. 2. Mineral resources ar

  9. Slide 9: Mineralized Resource Pit

    “Mineralized Resource Pit Diabase Dyke " Resources POWERED BY #*VRIFY

  10. Slide 10: Mineralized Resource Pit

    Mineralized Resource Pit POWERED BY #*VRIFY

  11. Slide 11: Cut-off Grade Sensitivity Demonstrates Solid Higher-Grade Core

    Cut-off Grade Sensitivity Demonstrates Solid Higher-Grade Core within the Deposit GLOBAL CUT-OFF GRADES SENSITIVITY COG Tonnes Grade Au (g/t) (6569) (Au g/t) 0.00 27,108.37 0.92 0.10 25,446.29 0.98 0.20 23,093.00 1.06 0.30 20,544.23 1.16 0.40 18,065.26 1.28 0.50 15,978.49 1.38 0.60 14,065.48 1.50 0.

  12. Slide 12: Mineralized Resource Pit

    Mineralized Resource Pit Cut-off grade of 1.0 results in 531,000 at an average grade of 1.99 g/t POWERED BY #*VRIFY

  13. Slide 13: Gold Deportment Study Provides Positive Results

    Gold Deportment Study Provides Positive Results Highlights of Deportment Study: + Free milling gold and gold-silver alloys in high grade portion of the system « Majority of Gold grains are exposed or Partially Exposed « Returned Gold recoveries ranging from 92.6% - 96.6% across the four Gold Zones +

  14. Slide 14: Modeled Resource Follows Low Resistivity Anomaly

    Modeled Resource Follows Low Resistivity Anomaly POWERED BY #*VRIFY

  15. Slide 15: Low Resistivity Anomaly

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  17. Slide 17: Target Sections

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  19. Slide 19: Gold Zones-Drill Holes Compilation

    5969500N. 5969000N 5968500N 506000E M25-08 25-0 iecd Winter Drill Program Green Dots with yelllow drill traces 3,900 m planned drilling. Lapeaneneenl 507000 s 507500E Zones in DDH Zones at Surface Drill Holes. | North Zones jum 2018 TERRE sch zones = @— Central Zones ~ @— 2021 SouthZones [ie ‘Centra

  20. Slide 20: Diabase Dike

    DIABASE DIKE 150 225 300 375 | Lif | Jee | (Lat | Ltt | fi | - rs Discipline | Execution | Integrity

  21. Slide 21: Zone Intercepts and Resistivity

    SouthZone] _-——Narth Zone | : a intercepts | Resistivity 225 m Depth \ _.4 [400 Level {South Zone| intercepts oe Central Zone ——~ | eZ North Zone Central Zone] y intercepts intercepts [| SIGNATURE RESOURCES i u Discipline Execution | Ineayity

  22. Slide 22: Notes to Core Images

    NOTES TO CORE IMAGES we torn 811 60m 520 m Varely siefted ‘shear vith vanabie suphice content between sections of un-minerlizes massive matic ith weak but anomalous gol Va ht green and higher grade altered m OMERORPHYRY (LEOPARD ROCK) FOOWALL TONORTHZONE LEGEND AND SYMBOLS

  23. Slide 23: Hole 25-05 near the Dike modelled to intercept gold zones

    LM? Hole 25-05 near the Dike are modelied to intercept South and North Gold Zones within the Bubbles.

  24. Slide 24: Geoscience

    Geoscience @ ANALYST FAO8506 608508 sogo00 , 2 F , = ev ee 400 500 STGNATURE x | | | | | 7 RES OQ U R CES VT) et A) 1 LT a, B Discipline | Execution | Integrity

  25. Slide 25: Winter 2025-26 Drill Program Status and Planned Holes

    5968500N Plan Modified to add Conductor Zone test holes after intercepting new zone at the top of 25-04. 25-10 added to test this zone. Signature Patehted Claims - minerat rights. LEGEND DIABASE DIKE. ‘QUARTZ-FELDSPAR PORPHYRY GRANITE: (GLOMEROPORPYRY "Leopars Rock GOLD ZONES CURRENT PROGRAM DRILL H

  26. Slide 26: LM25-04 Core Box

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  27. Slide 27: LM25-04 Core Box

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  28. Slide 28: Regional Geophysics and Targets

    Regional Geophysics and Targets upp 1D ON ENTIRE PROPERTY Utilized for regional target selection, dill ans Infrastructure planning. SURVEY COMPLETED re earth Ponotrates surface vegetation to create & Se ahha Hetelod Digital Terrain Model of entire Property: secure roses veteran engreggstueh ead etna

  29. Slide 29: Lingman Lake Property Compilation Map

    5000E ‘490000E 495000E ‘SOO000E 50S000E 'S10000E ‘515000E 520000E Lingman Lake ad property Granite-Greenstone Belt contact Lingman Lake exploration area Patented claims - other LEGEND B_ cota showing 2S Mineral showing == magnetic tinear =" VLF conductor peaks linear BP" Vir conductor peaks cluster

  30. Slide 30: Why Own Signature?

    Why Own Signature? Our Value Proposition v¥ The Company's significant investment in its own drilling rigs and exploration camp improves control and efficiency over drilling operations ¥ Control over 85% of greenstone belt ina very favorable mining jurisdiction ¥ |mproving regional infrastructure app

  31. Slide 31: Capital Structure and Ownership

    Capital Structure and Ownership As of January 31, 2026: * Shares Outstanding: 240,553,198 + Options Outstanding: 9,670,000 + Avg Exorice Price $0.12 Warrants Outstanding: 29.177.667 + EcPilce $0.10 October 2026 excity Cash and Investments: ‘$1,257,742 Debt Outstanding: $0.000 Annual G&A Expenditures

  32. Slide 32: Lingman Lake Project History

    LINGMAN LAKE PROJECT HISTORY 1939-42: gold discovered in vicinity of Lingman Lake mine, probably South Zone area. 1945: diamond drilling commences. 1946: shaft sinking commences. 1945-49: 72 holes drilled totaling 10,562 m. 3 levels at 46 m, 84 m and 12 m depths (150L, 275L, 400L) established, servi

  33. Slide 33: Management

    Management J. Dan Denbow, CFA, CEO, President and Director has served as CEO of the Company since November 2022 and was appointed a director to the board of directors in 2021. Prior to joining Signature’s board he spent more than thirty years in capital markets with his most recent experience associ

  34. Slide 34: Board of Directors

    Board of Directors Paolo Lostritto, P.Eng., Chairman of the Board has an extensive background in mining capital markets and working with companies across the globe since 1997. Paolo has helped assess different companies/projects and helped finance them as they advanced through exploration, developme

  35. Slide 35: Board of Directors

    Board of Directors John Hayes M.Sc., MBA, P.Geo, Director, is a professional geologist with over 20 years of exploration, and many years of capital markets experience. John worked for ten years in mining equity research at BMO Capital Markets and at the time of his retirement in 2014 was a managing

  36. Slide 36: Advisors

    Advisors John Leliever, FOUNDER & CONSULTANT, is the founder of Signature Resources and is a third generation “Prospector” mineral explorationist with over 40 years’ experience in the industry. In the past. he has worked in the remote wilderness of Canada servicing the industry through his contracti

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