Coniagas Battery Metals Inc. · TSXV:COS
Coniagas Battery Metals — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
18 slides from Coniagas Battery Metals's investor presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: Metals That Power Our Future – Corporate Presentation
27 28 47 33 Co Ni Ag As Metals That Power Our Future Corporate Presentation May 2026
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Sta tement s Disclaimer Qualified Person Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation The technical information in this corporate presentation Service Provider (as that term is defined in the was reviewed and approved by Coniagas CEO Frank Basa, policies of the TSX Venture Exc
Slide 3: Graal Property
Graal Property Large, High-Grade Nickel and Copper Deposit on a recently expanded 14,837 hectares with byproducts of Cobalt, Platinum, Palladium Three Prospective Zones – MHY, Gravi, Discovery Many drill intersections of massive sulphides Excellent grades over wide widths, up to 28.9 metres; mostly
Slide 4: Location
W e ll - c onn e ct e d, e a si ly ac c e ss i bl e Gr aal Location Quebec-based property Ideally located: • Road access • Close to hydro power P or t S agu en ay • Mining infrastructure • Ocean port On path to becoming low-carbon open-pit mine supplying critical metals to rapidly expanding EV marke
Slide 5: Resource Rich Area
Co ni agas G raa l Pro pe rt y Lo ca tio n Resource Rich Area Nickel Copper Cobalt Iron Titanium Graal Property Exploration Properties Metallic Deposits 5
Slide 6: Conceptual Model
Conceptual Model The mostly We believe we are here shallow drilling has been on the edge of a large Bouguer gravity bowl with the likelihood of a significant deposit at depth near the bottom of the We want to large gravity bowl get there 6
Slide 7: HTDEM Results
HTDEM Results Property more than doubled to 148 km² (14,837 ha) following new staking of 8,724 hectares 468 line-km HTDEM survey at 200 m spacing (100 m over known zones) EM confirms bowl-shaped massive sulphide target Mineralisation dips toward centre, open at depth at MHY-Gravi zones Targets defin
Slide 8: Graal conductivity inversion
Graal conductivity inversion Piunges16 Azimuth 055
Slide 9: Windfall Geotek
Windfall Geotek Independent AI Validation – Windfall Geotek ran 4 independent models using 640+ variables (mag, gravity, EM, topography) with 3,400+ Ni-Cu-Co assays as training data Triple-Metal Convergence: - 3 priority zones where all 4 models flag Ni + Cu + Co simultaneously at 80–90% similarity
Slide 10: Next Steps
Next Steps Geophysics & Drilling - to follow up on 16,000m past drilling by Coniagas and 6,000m by SOQUEM, Virginia Mines Exploration Focus: - Expand Known Zones along 6 km strike length (red line) - Test between MHY and Discovery (Dotted orange lines) Use property-wide airborne mag-EM survey and Wi
Slide 11: Planned 2026 Exploration Program
Planned 2026 Exploration Program Drilling to better define the Graal Deposit and work towards a maiden 43-101 resource estimate in 2027 Planned Budget ($3.5 million) Estimated Cost Phase 1: Shallow infill drilling $ 2,100,000 to better define mineralization at MHY, Discovery and Gravity Zones (6,475
Slide 12: D'Artagnan Claims
D’Artagnan Claims Adjacent to SOQUEM Cardinal SOQUEM Drill Highlights 28.3 km² (531 claims) staked adjacent to SOQUEM’s Richelieu Zone: 1.05% Cu, 0.75% Ni, 0.11% Co + PGEs over Cardinal Property. Highway & logging road access, 11.65 m from 45.8 m (Nov 2024). Massive sulphide zone power corridor thro
Slide 13: Growing Demand for Critical Metals
Growing Demand for Critical Metals Requires Consideration of Supply Source and Supply Chain Risk Cu 17% 129.95 25,855 kt 28x Secondary billion tonnes Demand Demand growth supply tailings globally 61% Ni 1% 5.65 3,104 kt 41x mining in Secondary billion tonnes Demand Demand growth one country supply t
Slide 14: Peer Comparison
Peer Comparison 0.6-0.8% Ni 1.07% Ni 0.77% Ni 1.28% Ni 0.3-0.5% Cu 0.07% Cu 0.41% Cu 1.38% Cu 30-60m tn Grab sample 487,319tn 5,429,000tn Measured Measured Estimated, historic data 1,452,143 140 .0 Measured + 270 Indicated 120 .0 100 .0 Coniagas undervalued Market Cap 80.0 compared to nearby propert
Slide 15: Long term Value Creation
Long term Value Creation Minimal Acquisition Costs Productive Spend Most of the Graal property was staked and only $6 million spent on geophysics and drilling demonstrated $60,000 was paid to consolidate adjacent a large deposit, confirmed the deposit model, discovered properties. Previous drilling
Slide 16: Technical Leadership
Technical Leadership Frank Basa, P.Eng., President and CEO François Vézina, P.Eng., MBA Director A veteran metallurgical engineer and mill François Vézina is a mining engineer with over expert with 40 years of experience. He 25 years of experience in the design, recognized the critical metals' signi
Slide 17: Reasons to Invest
Reasons to Invest ▪ Tightening Copper Market: ~US$5.95/lb (+28% YoY); JPM 330 kt Increasing Government deficit; BloombergNEF structural shortfall to 2045 ▪ Supply Under Pressure: Grasberg force majeure, Chile acid Support Including Improved disruptions, declining ore grades; new mines avg. 17+ yrs t
Slide 18: Contact
Co Ni Ag As 27 28 47 33 TSXV: COS Frank J. Basa, P. Eng. Wayne Cheveldayoff President & CEO Corporate Communications frank@coniagas.com wayne@coniagas.com 416-625-2342 416-710-2410 18
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