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Brixton Metals — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
22 slides from Brixton Metals's investor presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: Langis & Hudson Bay Silver Projects
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Slide 2: Safe Harbour Statement
SAFE HARBOUR STATEMENT Information set forth in this presentation involves forward-looking statements, including but not limited to comments regarding planned drilling and other exploration, identification of new targets, timelines, predictions and projections. Forward-looking statements are stateme
Slide 3: Project Location
PROJECT LOCATION ONTARIO QUEBEC CANADA Langis Ag-Co USA TORONTO 3
Slide 4: Langis Project: A Brownfields Primary Silver Project
LANGIS PROJECT A BROWNFIELDS PRIMARY SILVER • Two past producing, high-grade silver mines located 500 km from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • LANGIS MINE past production of 10.4 Moz Ag at 25 opt • HUDSON BAY MINE past production of 6.4 Moz Ag at 123 opt • Langis Mine was in operation from 1908 to 1989; c
Slide 5: Regional Geology
REGIONAL GEOLOGY • The Mining District has produced over 600 Million oz Silver * • The steeply-dipping, Archean mafic volcanic rocks are overlain unconformably by the flat-lying Proterozoic Cobalt Group sediments, cut by the Nipissing diabase sills. These three units are host to the silver mineraliz
Slide 6: Langis Geology
LANGIS GEOLOGY • Langis Mine Produced 10.4 Million oz Ag at 25 opt • Silver mineralization hosted within all lithologies on the property LEGEND 6
Slide 7: Silver Depositional Setting
SILVER DEPOSITIONAL SETTING • Continental rift/extensional deposition environment • Steeply-dipping calcite-quartz veins hosting a polymetallic ore (Ag, Co, Ni, +/- Au/Cu, +/- U) • Fluids focused at the Proterozoic – Archean unconformity, along reactivated faults • The highest-grade cobalt mines in
Slide 8: Langis Historic Work
LANGIS HISTORIC WORK • The Langis Mine was in operation from 1908 to 1989 • The mine closed in 1990 when silver prices dropped to $5/oz Ag • Silver-cobalt historic mine recoveries ranged from 88% to 98%. (Assays up to 18% Ag and 16% cobalt) • Over 10 km of underground workings at Langis • Historic w
Slide 9: Langis Silver Project
LANGIS SILVER PROJECT ——————— Historic mine workings —z 14.45m of 721.4 g/t Ag Native Silver Incl. 1.75m of 5,791 g/t Ag LM-26-305 _ > j 18.2m of 3,638 g/t Ag c _ 6.8m of 9,421 g/t Ag | | LM-26-301 | | | LM-26-296 14.35m of 708.7 g/t Ag Incl. 0.5m of 15,522 g/t Ag @ Brixton 2026 Collars — DrillTrace
Slide 10: Langis Silver Project – Drilling
LANGIS SILVER PROJECT – DRILLING • Silver mineralization occurs as native silver in veins, veinlets, blebs and rosettes • LM-26-290 intersected two veins of massive native silver associated with cobalt- and nickel bearing minerals • Expanding to two drill rigs to meet goal of a minimum 60,000m of dr
Slide 11: Langis Silver Project – Cross Sections
LANGIS SILVER PROJECT – CROSS SECTIONS 11
Slide 12: Langis Silver Project – Drill Hole LM-26-290
LANGIS SILVER PROJECT – DRILL HOLE LM-26-290 12
Slide 13: Langis Drilling – Section Looking North
LANGIS DRILLING - SECTION LOOKING NORTH 13
Slide 14: Langis Silver – Shaft #3 Looking Northwest
LANGIS SILVER - SHAFT #3 LOOKING NORTHWEST 14
Slide 15: Langis Silver – Shaft #4 Looking Northwest
LANGIS SILVER - SHAFT #4 LOOKING NORTHWEST 15
Slide 16: Tailings Recovery Project 2026
TAILINGS RECOVERY PROJECT 2026 • Drill 25x25m grid for the Langis tailings Tailings assessment • ~ 402 samples should be sufficient to quantify the silver contained within the tailings Tailings (including grade) Tailings • Work starting in May 2026 and anticipating assays by June/July 2026 • Previou
Slide 17: Exploration Plan at Langis
EXPLORATION PLAN AT LANGIS • Continue surface drilling up to 60,000 metres toward a maiden resource • Exploration Target: 1 - 2 MT at 400 g/t to 800 g/t silver • Explore for new silver mineralization in and around the historical workings and testing new target areas • Advance the Langis tailings sil
Slide 18: Hudson Bay Geology
HUDSON BAY GEOLOGY • Hudson Bay Mine historically produced 6.4 Moz Ag at 123 opt • The mine operated from 1905-1953 • Silver mineralization hosted within the Archean and Precambrian rocks on the property 18
Slide 19: Hudson Bay Mine
HUDSON BAY MINE Adjacent to the town of Cobalt. Approximately 3km of underground workings. 19
Slide 20: Hudson Bay Drilling – Plan View
HUDSON BAY DRILLING - PLAN VIEW 20
Slide 21: Summary
SUMMARY Two past producing Excellent primary silver mines Actively Drilling infrastructure with in a well-established 60,000m in 2026 low-cost drilling mining district 21
Slide 22: Thank You
THANK YOU TSX-V:BBB | OTCQX: BBBXF | FR: 8BX1 www.brixtonmetals.com info@brixtonmetals.com Suite 551-409 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 22