Sierra Madre Gold & Silver Ltd. · TSXV:SM

Sierra Madre Gold & Silver — Investor Presentation (March 2026)

28 slides from Sierra Madre Gold & Silver's investor presentation, March 2026

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation March 2026

    CORPORATE PRESENTATION March 2026 TSXV: SM | O TC QX: SMD RF

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary / Forward Looking Statement & Technical Disclosure

    CAUTIONARY / FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT & TECHNICAL DISCLOSURE Forward Looking Statements: Certain statements contained in this presentation constitute “forward-looking information” or “forward-looking statements” (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian

  3. Slide 3: Building Mexico's Next Mid-Tier Silver Producer

    BUILDING MEXICO’S NEXT MID-TIER SILVER PRODUCER Del Toro Acquisition: Building Sierra Madre’s Production Base Sierra Madre Highlights La Guitarra: Mine in commercial production, with expansion and exploration underway Del Toro Silver Mine: announced acquisition from First Majestic (Dec 2025) - plann

  4. Slide 4: Management

    MANAGEMENT Alex Langer Director, President & CEO Gregory Liller B.Sc. Executive Chairman & COO Mr. Langer is a successful public markets specialist with 20 years of experience. He started his career as an Investment Advisor with Canaccord Genuity, where he helped fund over 100 private and publicly l

  5. Slide 5: Board of Directors Continued

    BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTINUED A winning combination through decades of experience Mexican operations Capital markets Discovery success Jorge Ramiro Monroy Alejandro Caraveo-Vallina Sean McGrath LEAD DIRECTOR DIRECTOR & COUNTRY MANAGER CPA, CGA – DIRECTOR, AUDIT COMMITTEE • Founder and Managing Direct

  6. Slide 6: La Guitarra: Expansion and Exploration Focus

    BUILDING MEXICO’S NEXT MID-TIER SILVER PRODUCER La Guitarra: Expansion and Exploration Focus La Guitarra Highlights Guitarra Mine: Full commercial production started Jan 1, 2025 Q3 2025 sales of 153,583 AgEq* ounces – expecting stronger Q4 Coloso and Nazareno mines ramping up La Guitarra two-stage e

  7. Slide 7: La Guitarra Mine: District Scale Mining Opportunity

    LA GUITARRA MINE: DISTRICT SCALE MINING OPPORTUNITY Fully permitted mine and 500 t/d mill in Mexico’s Silver Belt Full commercial production commenced Jan 1, 2025 A high-grade underground mine that operated up to August 2018 Functional and expandable 500 t/d crushing, grinding and flotation facility

  8. Slide 8: La Guitarra: 2023 Resource Update

    LA GUITARRA: 2023 RESOURCE UPDATE 27.2M Silver-Equivalent M&I Ounces: Up 373% 20.2M Silver-Equivalent Inferred Ounces: Up 204% AgEq Ag Au AgEq Ag Au Class Tonnes (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) (oz) (oz) (oz) Indicated 3,842,000 220.2 146.3 0.96 27,207,000 18,073,000 118,000 Sierra Madre’s first project- Inferred

  9. Slide 9: La Guitarra: Mine Restart Completed

    LA GUITARRA: MINE RESTART COMPLETED Operated by Sierra Madre management between 2006 and 2009 High-grade underground mine: Functional 500 t/d Permits cover mining and Full restart achieved ahead of schedule process facility processing plus and under budget • Operating license and water use. • Guitar

  10. Slide 10: La Guitarra: Solid Q3 2025, Improving Financials

    LA GUITARRA: SOLID Q3 2025, IMPROVING FINANCIALS Third full quarter of commercial operations Silver Equivalent Production of 152,498 Positioned for Strong Q4 with Q3 2025 Q2 2025 Q1 2025 Ounces in Q3 2025 Gains into 2026 AgEq Sales 153,583oz. 173,562oz. 165,093oz. • Q3 Revenues of US$5.52 Million •

  11. Slide 11: La Guitarra Expansion Plans

    LA GUITARRA EXPANSION PLANS Capacity Expected to Increase +50% by Q2 2026 Second Expansion to Grow Throughputs to +100% of Current Levels by Q3 2027 Phase 1: Phase 2: Expansion to 750tpd to 800tpd Expansion to 1,200tpd to 1,500tpd Site’s nameplate capacity would Subsequent expansion to increase incr

  12. Slide 12: La Guitarra: District-Wide Exploration

    LA GUITARRA: DISTRICT-WIDE EXPLORATION • District-scale geologic Exploration Started at the East District: US$3.5M Program mapping has delineated 59 km of mineralized quartz veins and breccias • Over 1,400 drill holes totaling 236,000 metres have been completed • Multiple historic resource reports •

  13. Slide 13: Temascaltepec East District

    TEMASCALTEPEC EAST DISTRICT Drill Target Definition Underway: +20,000m to 25,000m Drill Program Planned to Follow in H2 2026 Site of the Majority of Past Production – Limited Modern Drilling and Exploration Mapped to date within the East District: • +25km of Metasediment-hosted veins (blue) • +13 km

  14. Slide 14: Temascaltepec West District

    TEMASCALTEPEC WEST DISTRICT Site of all Modern Production – Three Underground Mines: Guitarra, Coloso and Nazareno To date, mapping within the West District delineated +15 km of mineralized veins and breccias. Veins are hosted in: • Metasediments (blue) • Volcanics (green, beige) • Intrusives (purpl

  15. Slide 15: Del Toro: Opportunity to Replicate Successful Mine Restart

    BUILDING MEXICO’S NEXT MID-TIER SILVER PRODUCER Del Toro: Opportunity to Replicate Successful Mine Restart Achieved at La Guitarra Del Toro Highlights Del Toro project from First Majestic expected to add second production- ready asset Cash and share deal: US$60M over 4 years – US$30M upfront Histori

  16. Slide 16: Del Toro Silver Mine in Chalchihuites District

    DEL TORO SILVER MINE IN CHALCHIHUITES DISTRICT Fully Permitted Silver Mine Within Underexplored District in Zacatecas State Operated by First Majestic between 2013 and 2019 – currently on care and maintenance – US$175M spent on build +60km of underground development across three mines, 3,000 tpd flo

  17. Slide 17: Del Toro Exploration Opportunity

    DEL TORO EXPLORATION OPPORTUNITY Chalchihuites Mining District – Proximity to Operating Mines Mineralization is CRD, the most prolific silver deposits in Mexico The San Martín (Grupo Mexico), Sabinas (Peñoles), and La Colorada (Pan American Silver) mines are all located near the Chalchihuites villag

  18. Slide 18: Del Toro: Exploration Opportunity

    Notes for Historic Mineral Resource Estimates Resources as disclosed in the Annual Information Form of First Majestic for the year ended December 31, 2024, dated March 31, 2025, available for review under First Majestic´s SEDAR+ profile DEL TORO: EXPLORATION OPPORTUNITY at www.sedarplus.ca, Notes fo

  19. Slide 19: Del Toro Exploration: US$12M Budget Over 24-30 Months

    DEL TORO EXPLORATION: US$12M BUDGET OVER 24-30 MONTHS 30,000 Metre Drill Program and Resource Update Ahead of Anticipated Del Toro Restart New Resource Report: Expected Within Mina Perseverancia: disseminated and Cotorras Mine workings: thin mantos 18 Months of Acquisition veinlet-style Zn near Pers

  20. Slide 20: Del Toro Mine Restart Plan

    DEL TORO MINE RESTART PLAN Sierra Madre to Commence Possible Mine Restart Process Shortly After La Guitarra Expansion Plant includes 3 mills: Perseverancia portal 3,650 tpd total capacity Concentrate Filter Production slated for mid-2028 • San Juan, Perseverancia, Dolores mines developed. • Three op

  21. Slide 21: Del Toro Possible Restart: US$10M Budget Over 1 Year

    DEL TORO POSSIBLE RESTART: US$10M BUDGET OVER 1 YEAR Budget to allow for rapid mine startup at 800 tpd run rate Sierra Madre budgeting restart at 800 tpd: Aim to later double to 1,600 tpd Mining development restart cost: US$5M (May be done out of cash flows) Mine site provides silver price optionali

  22. Slide 22: Del Toro Acquisition from First Majestic Silver

    DEL TORO ACQUISITION FROM FIRST MAJESTIC SILVER Total value of consideration is up to US$60M in cash and shares (SM Discretion) Within 4 yrs post-Closing Once Del Toro runs At Closing 18 months post Closing 100,000,000 AGEQ* at 4,000 tpd** • US$20M in • US$10M in cash • US$10M in cash • US$10M in ca

  23. Slide 23: Sierra Madre: Catalysts Ahead

    SIERRA MADRE: CATALYSTS AHEAD Planned addition of second asset will position Sierra Madre to scale and advance towards mid-tier producer status Expanding Production Base Exploration Focus Valuation and Re-Rate Potential La Guitarra expansions – to come on-line Anticipated Del Toro acquisition from i

  24. Slide 24: Share Structure

    SHARE STRUCTURE Tight Share Structure and Large Insider Ownership Capital Structure as of Mar 4, 2026 US$5M Loan from First Majestic Analyst Coverage Key Shareholders Market Cap C$381.3M First Majestic Shares Outstanding 196,351,971 Beacon Interest Rate 15% per annum Bereket Berhe Options 7,637,834

  25. Slide 25: Vancouver Contact

    VANCOUVER 1455 Bellevue Ave West Vancouver, BC, V7T 1C3, Canada Phone: (778) 820-1189 alanger@ptolemycapital.co.uk sierramadregoldandsilver.com

  26. Slide 26: Tepic Project: Proximity to Infrastructure

    TEPIC PROJECT Proximity to Infrastructure Lies 22 km, mostly on paved highway from Tepic City, the capital of the State of Nayarit, Mexico. Located 15 km from regional Tepic airport and 120 km from the Puerto Vallarta Airport Workforce familiar with heavy equipment and mining present in surrounding

  27. Slide 27: Tepic Project: Exploration Potential

    TEPIC PROJECT: EXPLORATION POTENTIAL Recent exploration indicates strike length potential of over 15km Historical veins: 3.5km New and historical veins: 15km An overly complex structural interpretation with New structural interpretation based on final 2011 drill inferred faults guided previous drill

  28. Slide 28: Tepic: Central Area Diamond Drill Results

    TEPIC: CENTRAL AREA DIAMOND DRILL RESULTS Core Drilling Highlights • With 20 core holes completed to date, 17 returned sections of at least 75 g/t silver • TDH002: 12.1m @145.8 g/t Ag, 0.64 g.t Au (194 g/t AgEq) • TDH007: 2.55m @ 878.4 g/t Ag, 3.041 g/t Au, (1106 g/t AgEq) • TDH014: 6.35 m @ 351.8 g

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