Latin Metals Inc · TSXV:LMS
Latin Metals — Corporate Update (February 2026)
23 slides from Latin Metals's corporate update, February 2026
Slide 1: Zaha Copper-Gold Porphyry
TSX.V: LMS February 2026 OTCQB: LMSQF ZAHA COPPER-GOLD PORPHYRY
Slide 2: Forward-Looking and Cautionary Statements
Forward-Looking and Cautionary Statements Forward Looking and Cautionary Statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian and U.S. securities legislation, including
Slide 3: Zaha Highlights
Zaha Highlights • Currently optioned to Moxico Resources • Drill-ready, outcropping copper-gold porphyry project, located in San Juan. Porphyry mineralization exposed on surface associated with widespread QSP, clay, and biotite alteration footprints. • Best drill intercept to date is 387m @ 0.57% co
Slide 4: Zaha Copper-Gold Project
Zaha Copper-Gold Project Agreement with Moxico Resources: Discovery Drill Hole Stage 1: 75% interest for US$2,775,000 cash, US$4,633,000 From Surface: 387m @ 0.57% copper and 0.27 g/t gold cash to underlying vendors, 65,000 meters of drilling, and NI Catalyst: 2026 Drilling – 15,000M 43-101 Bankable
Slide 5: LMS Copper Interests in Argentina
LMS Copper Interests in Argentina 100km CROSBY • Within northwest Argentina’s porphyry belt, 0 Latin Metals has optioned the Zaha copper-gold porphyry project, located in San Juan Province to partner Moxico Resources. TERRAZA VENDAVAL TACA TACA • Within the Cretaceous sediment-hosted copper SOLARIO
Slide 6: Copper Endowment
Jose Maria Lunahuasi Copper Endowment Filo del Sol • Vicuna district which comprises Jose Maria , Pascua Lama Potrerillos Lunahuasi, & Filo del Sol; 30Mt of copper. Veladero El Fierro • Pascua Lama and Veladero; 18Mt of copper. • Los Azules; 6Mt copper . ZAHA • Altar; 15 Mt copper. • Pachon; 15Mt co
Slide 7: Mineralization Events
Jose Maria Lunahuasi Middle Miocene Porphyry Cu belt Mineralization Events Filo del Sol • Late Miocene belt in Argentina San Juan hosts well-known deposits as Pascua Lama, Veladero, La Ocipita, Los Zaules, Altar and Pachon between others. Pascua Lama Veladero Middle Miocene • Middle Miocene belt in
Slide 8: Zaha Property History
Zaha Property History Tenure holder Year Work Completed Cumulative work done Current Land Package 3840 Ha Unknown 1715 - 1840 Claim registered, gold-bearing veins mined Diamond Drilling 24 holes @ 8,500 m Sommerville Brothers Mine 1890 - 1914 Mining of gold-bearing veins Silts 42 samples Compania Mi
Slide 9: Geology
Geology Zaha Intrusive Complex East Peak Stock Canyon La Sentazon Stock Gold Mine (IS) Oro Rico Stock • Basement rocks are cut by Miocene porphyry intrusions, dykes, hydrothermal breccias and veins • Widespread alteration associated with magmatic-hydrothermal centers Zaha Claim block 0 700m Mafic di
Slide 10: Lithology
Lithology • Gabbro and Andesite are the principal lithologies sin the area. • The mafic character of the host rock benefits the Cu precipitation, increasing the chances of high-grade • Examples of mafic hosted porphyries include: El Teniente (Chile), Resolution (Arizona) & Oyu Tolgoi (Mongolia) Gabb
Slide 11: Veinlets
Veinlets • Detailed mapping of veinlets is being conducted at Zaha • Veinlets are some of the most important features of porphyry deposits • Traditional veinlet types with local variations have been observed at Zaha TSX.V: LMS 11 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 12: System Evolution
System Evolution We can subdivide the evolution in 3 stages: Stage 1 is the emplacement of multiphase crowded diorite porphyry intrusions along a north-northwest- striking zone of structural weakness. The concept of the Canyon stock and Oro Rico sector farther south being connected by currently undr
Slide 13: Alteration
Alteration FeOx Sericite Chlorite • Chloritic alteration is the most extensive signatures in the area followed by Sericitic alteration, with both easily related to known porphyritic projects and mines Zaha Claim block 0 700m TSX.V: LMS 13 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 14: Copper – Surface Sampling
Copper – Surface Sampling 300m < 500 ppm Cu Intrusive Zaha Claim block 0 700m 501 - 1000 ppm Cu 1001 - 2000 ppm Cu Mafic-Intermediate Volcanics 2001 - 3000 ppm Cu Gabro complex 3001 - 82900 ppm Cu TSX.V: LMS 14 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 15: Gold – Surface Sampling
Gold – Surface Sampling 0 300m < 0.25 ppm Au 0.26- 0.5 ppm Au Intrusive Zaha Claim block 0 700m 0.51 – 1.0 ppm Au Mafic-Intermediate Volcanics 1.1 - 2 ppm Au Gabro complex 2.1 – 69.48 ppm Au TSX.V: LMS 15 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 16: Magnetic Survey – Total Magnetic Intensity
Magnetic Survey – Total Magnetic Intensity TOTAL MAGENTIC INTENSITY Low magnetic zone with possible domain of hydrolytic alteration • Magnetic lows are related to hydrolytic alteration Zaha Claim block 0 700m (sericitic, illite, argillic alteration) TSX.V: LMS 16 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 17: Magnetic Survey – Reduce to Pole
Magnetic Survey – Reduce to Pole Low magnetic zone with possible domain of hydrolytic alteration • Magnetic lows are related to hydrolytic alteration Zaha Claim block 0 700m (sericitic, illite, argillic alteration) TSX.V: LMS 17 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 18: Magnetic Survey – Analytical Signal
Magnetic Survey – Analytical Signal ANALYTICAL Low magnetic zone SIGNAL with possible domain of Hydrolytic alteration • High magnetic values in analytic signal identify potential Zaha Claim block 0 700m bodies with magnetic minerals than can be related to potassic alteration TSX.V: LMS 18 www.LATIN-
Slide 19: Induced Polarization Survey- Chargeability
Induced Polarization Survey- Chargeability • Exposed intrusions, mineralization, and alteration lie within a wide chargeability corridor. New IP Sections-Lines L1500 L1100 L700 L1500 L1100 Historical IP lines L700 Zaha Claim block 0 700m Historical 0 500m Drill Holes TSX.V: LMS 19 www.LATIN-METALS.c
Slide 20: Drilling Highlights
Drilling Highlights Interval Cu Hole ID From To Au (g/t) (m) (%) 18-ESP-025 0 387.0 387.0 0.57 0.27 Inc. 0 232.0 232.0 0.74 0.33 06-HU-01 1.0 200.0 199.0 0.25 0.12 06-HU-02 2.0 355.1 353.1 0.35 0.18 Inc. 112.0 200.0 88.0 0.48 0.27 07-HU-05 6.0 254.5 248.5 0.26 0.17 Inc. 192.0 244.0 52.0 0.39 0.32 11
Slide 21: Drillhole 18-ESP-025
87.50m 174.40m Drillhole 18-ESP-025 125.50m 268.60m 127.50m 304.50m • 387m @ 0.57% Copper and 0.27g/t Gold • Mineralization begins at surface and remains open at depth • Diorite-gabbro porphyry with pyrite + chalcopyrite + molybdenite TSX.V: LMS 21 www.LATIN-METALS.com
Slide 22: Alteration and Mineralization
Alteration and Mineralization A B C D E F G H A) Abundant, subequal course py and cpy associated with secondary black biotite. In strong K altered equigranular monzodiorite. B) Fine-grained gabbrodiorite with biotite altered mafics, cut by cpy-py veinlets and crosscut by a pervasive network of qtz-p
Slide 23: Untested Potential
Untested Potential All drilling to date has been completed in the valley, where alteration and mineralization is exposed at surface. System open to the north TSX.V: LMS 23 www.LATIN-METALS.com