Solstice Gold Corp. · TSXV:SGC
Solstice Gold — Investor Presentation (February 2025)
18 slides from Solstice Gold's investor presentation, February 2025
Slide 1: Poised for Discovery in Premier Gold Camps
Poised for Discovery in Premier Gold Camps Corporate Presentation SGC-TSX.V February 2025
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements (“FLS”) including, but not limited to the need for more prospecting and analysis, that the geological and structural setting at SGP is highly prospective for gold mineralization, the focus of follow-up efforts o
Slide 3: Why Own Solstice and Why Now?
BOARD Strong support from Board – solid share structure. Management and Board own 38.8% of the Company. Why Own MANAGEMENT Strong and successful technical team. Two major discoveries of Solstice and operating Gold mines. Why Now? PROJECT QUALITY & LAND POSITION Rare, district-scale Gold opportunitie
Slide 4: Board & Management
Board & Management Team has Two Major Gold Discoveries David Adamson, Ph.D. Pablo McDonald Capital Markets Access and Expertise Chairman CEO, Director Bateman Discovery (Red Lake) Mark Laycock Directors & Officers Ownership = 38% CFO Michael Gentile Independent Director Sandy Barham Sr. Geologist, Q
Slide 5: Strathy Gold Project – Temagami Greenstone Belt
Strathy Gold Project – Temagami Greenstone Belt GOLD Producing Mine Past Producer Developed Prospect with Reserves NON-GOLD Producing Mine Past Producer Temagami Greenstone Belt Developed Prospect with Reserves Fault: Major, Minor Southern part of the prolific Abitibi Subprovince – excellent infrast
Slide 6: Strathy Gold Project
Strathy Gold Project HISTORIC MINE IN THE ABITIBI SIGNIFICANT GOLD VALUES: Rare Opportunity in SUBPROVINCE ON SURFACE AND IN DRILL CORE the Abitibi: Control of near-surface to down-dip potential of Leckie Gold Deposit (100m 5.08 g/t Au / 17.2m on SGC claims Assembled a district-scale land to >1.5km)
Slide 7: Strathy Gold Project – Mining Claims
Strathy Gold Project – Mining Claims OMI Developed Gold Prospect OMI Gold Prospect Cluster of strong Gold OMI Cu-Ni-PGE Past prospects in Leckie host rocks Producer with Reserves OMI Non-gold Developed Prospect OMI Non-gold Prospect Leckie Deposit Third Party patented land Gold Other patented land S
Slide 8: IP identifies multiple high-priority targets
IP identifies multiple high-priority targets New IP defines 46 new targets on SGC In summary, there are two end member type targets in which claims – 18 are Priority 1, 20 are Priority 2 and 8 are elevated chargeabilities are associated with low and high Priority 3 resistivities, respectively. Highe
Slide 9: Chargeability I
Chargeability I Vox Model Chargeability -100m 3D view Big Dan gold occurrence Large mineralizing system (as looking down and NE Leckie Fault suggested by EM data, Leckie Gold Zone previously reviewed) Numerous new untested anomaly trends with extensive areas of high chargeability Two Trends, Regiona
Slide 10: Metal Factor
Metal Factor (MF: Chargeability/Resistivity) 100m below surface with chargeability contours >12 mV/V Metal Factor MF at -100m emphasizes chargeable + low resistivity target areas Marked MF anomalies occur 1 in the areas around targets 1, 3 3 and 4. Targets 3 and 4 are 7 part of a broad area of enhan
Slide 11: Examples from Two Highest Priority Targets
Examples from Two Highest Priority Targets 1. Leckie Fault inclined long section 2. ST-2, 3D Section
Slide 12: Leckie Fault inclined long section
Intercept on SGC Claims • Section is 1.35 km long (600 m depth) 86-20 4.68g/t Au/6.7m • Extensive Target areas with similar or stronger responses to known gold Plus intercepts lie on SGC claims (A and B). No drilling. 8.83g/t Au/5.49m OR • Open to depth 5.08 g/t Au/17.2m 1.2km OR 6.03g/t Au/13.26m •
Slide 13: Second Priority Target ST-2
Second Priority Target Plan View 3D Section View ST-2 Surface DEM linears - possible cross-faults ‘Leckie-type’ Strong response along the northern extension of the Leckie Chargeability mV/V Fault is a prime target Other similar responses within the overall 1.3km anomaly suggest possible cross struct
Slide 14: Other Key Projects – Solstice Exploration Portfolio
Other Key Projects – Solstice Exploration Portfolio QAIQTUQ QAIQTUQ Potential analog for Meliadine Gold Mine at Qaiqtuq: Pyke- Lower Faults are mirror image of Arrow-Raptor Faults Sampling: outcrops up to 24.4 g/t Au, boulders up to 66.6 g/t Au ~29Moz1: Back River, Meliadine, Hope Bay, Amaruq deposi
Slide 15: Qaiqtuq – Eastern Section of the Meliadine Gold Camp
Qaiqtuq – Eastern Section of the Meliadine Gold Camp • In a newly-recognized gold belt with the world class Meliadine Gold Mine next door (~7km from the mine) • Production costs are among the lowest in the Americas: $863 / oz1 • Sole right to develop gold on 662 km2 • Exclusive secondary rights on 1
Slide 16: Qaiqtuq – Prospectivity Similar to Meliadine
Qaiqtuq – Prospectivity Similar to Meliadine Technically sound project with proven potential. From 43- Property is traversed by the regional-scale 101 (2020) by RPA Mining Consultants: Raptor and Arrow Fault Zones, interpreted to be equivalent to the Pyke and Lower Faults “RPA is of the opinion that
Slide 17: Poised for discovery in 2025
SAFE JURISDICTIONS, ESTABLISHED MINING CAMPS Solstice holds district-scale assets in established Canadian mining camps. One of the safest jurisdictions in the world with a history of and high potential for discovery. Poised for STRATHY Sampling, mapping and IP will lead into precision targeting for
Slide 18: SGC.V
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