Strikepoint Gold Inc. · TSXV:SKP
Strikepoint Gold — Investor Presentation (January 2024)
19 slides from Strikepoint Gold's investor presentation, January 2024
Slide 1: Exploring for Precious Metals in Premier Jurisdictions
Exploring for Precious Metals in Premier Jurisdictions January 2024 TSX.V: SKP OTC: STKXF
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement on Forward-Looking Information
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT On Forward-Looking Information This presentation contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities regulations. All statements other than statements of historical fact herein, including, without limitation, statements regarding exploratio
Slide 3: StrikePoint Gold Investment Thesis
STRIKEPOINT GOLD INVESTMENT THESIS Exploration Upside Potential for Multi-Million Ounce Gold Discovery in Nevada Experienced Backstop of Management Value Created significant High Grade Silver shareholder wealth in Resources in BC recent transactions Past production of 2,000,000 oz of silver at 2,542
Slide 4: Why Nevada?
Why Nevada? Nevada is “The Tier-1” jurisdiction. Cuprite Project - It is the leading gold producing state in CATALYSTS the USA. In 2018 Nevada produced 5,581,160 oz Au Completed Activities (173.6 tonnes), representing 78% of USA • Geophysics production • Soil Survey • Mapping Flagship assets for not
Slide 5: Why the Walker Lane?
WHY THE WALKER LANE? • Key management expertise and success in the Walker Lane • 2022 Significant Corporate Activity in Walker Lane: ▪ AngloGold acquires Corvus Gold $370m ▪ AngloGold announces resource at Silicon Project (4.22Moz Au)* ▪ Centerra Acquires Gemfield Project for $206.5m ▪ AngloGold acq
Slide 6: Cuprite Project
CUPRITE PROJECT Located in Nevada’s Walker Lane • Located within a 3 hours drive from Las Vegas. • Allows for year-round efficient exploration • Under explored trend in Nevada • Nevada’s most recent multi-million ounce discovery located 75 kilometers to the south – AngloGold’s Silicon • Cuprite acqu
Slide 7: Cuprite Project: Silicon Discovery Similarities
CUPRITE PROJECT Cuprite Silicon Discovery Similarities* • Walker Lane location • Similar heat source for mineralization • Multi-square kilometer alteration zones • Extensive Silica and Mercury at surface • Similar structural Setting *While similar geologically to Silicon, a discovery has yet to be m
Slide 8: Cuprite Next Steps
CUPRITE NEXT STEPS • Second phase of geophysical work to refine drill targets commenced Jan 10 2024. • Drilling proposed to commence late February 2024 after refinement of permitted drilling with new geophysical data. Crossing of Geophysical and Mapped structures give ample ground preparation for mi
Slide 9: The Golden Triangle: SKP Value Backstop
THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE SKP VALUE BACKSTOP StrikePoint Gold Inc. retains high-grade gold & silver projects in northwest British Columbia. Red Mountain Porter Willoughby TSX.V: SKP OTC: STKXF 9
Slide 10: Porter Silver Project
PORTER SILVER PROJECT 2,350 Metre Unexplored Area A 2,350 metre unexplored area exists between the past Porter Project: Historical Resource Estimate* producing Silverado and Porter-Prosperity mines. Veins at both sites run at a similar orientation, therefore it is Average Contained @ 170 g/tAg cut-o
Slide 11: Willoughby Gold Silver Project
WILLOUGHBY GOLD SILVER PROJECT A Rich & Extensive Database 119 Historic diamond drill holes (1989 to 1996) totalling 12,302m • 89 Surface diamond drill holes • 30 Underground diamond holes • 1,356 Surface samples between 1989 and 2008 110 meters of underground exploration workings (1995-1996) Strike
Slide 12: Key Management
KEY MANAGEMENT Michael G. Allen – President, CEO and Director Mr. Allen was President, CEO and Director of Northern Empire Resources, where he was responsible for identifying, acquiring and advancing the Sterling Project in the Beatty district of Southwest Nevada. Mr. Allen guided Northern Empire fr
Slide 13: Leadership
LEADERSHIP A RELIABLE, FOCUSED, AND DRIVEN TEAM MANAGEMENT SHAWN KHUNKHUN PAULO SANTOS MICHAEL G. ALLEN, P.Geo Executive Chairman & Director Chief Financial Officer President CEO & Director DIRECTORS ADRIAN FLEMING IAN HARRIS DARRYL JONES Director Director Director ADVISORS ROB MCLEOD, P. Geo ANDREW
Slide 14: Share Structure & Stock Information
SHARE STRUCTURE & Stock Information * Including: Delbrook, Crescat, US Global, Redplug, Gold 2000, Dundee, Extract, Middlefield, Sprott 213.78 Million C$9.0 Million ~C$1.8 Million Shares Issued Market Cap Cash and receivables As of December 31, 2023 TSX.V: SKP OTC: STKXF 14
Slide 15: Contact
TSX.V: SKP OTC: STKXF www.strikepointgold.com +1 (604) 602-1440 info@strikepointgold.com Suite 3123 – 595 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC, V7X 1J1
Slide 16: Cuprite Geochemistry
CUPRITE GEOCHEMISTRY • 1,041 samples • 17 lines • 2.6 square kilometer Mercury in Soil anomaly • Samples ranged from 0.0009 ppm to 7.4 ppm Mercury Associated arsenic and antimony anomalies slightly outbound of Mercury anomalies suggests the possibility of decaying sulphides minerals at depth. TSX.V:
Slide 17: Cuprite Resistivity
CUPRITE RESISTIVITY • 3 line (13.5 km) of Induced Polarization completed • Resistivity identifies a +6 km “Structural Corridor” • Several zones of potential silicification (mineralizing fluids) • Silicification is offset by structures (fluid pathways) Structural setting similar to AngloGold’s Silico
Slide 18: Cuprite Chargeability
CUPRITE CHARGEABILITY • 3 line (13.5 km) of Induced Polarization completed • Chargeability highs coincident with structures • Chargeability highs can be caused by sulphides (metal) at depth Like Angold’s 4.22 Moz Au Silicon Deposit, and Centerra’s 3.9 Moz Au Gemfield Deposit, Cuprite occurs on the w
Slide 19: Cuprite Geology
CUPRITE GEOLOGY • Multiple E-W structures project into the Mercury Anomaly • Intersect the Geophysical Structures • Intersection of structures can be fluid conduits for mineralization • Potential host rocks down dropped to the east. The alteration signature at Cuprite is similar in tenure as surface
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