Mayfair Gold Corp. · TSXV:MFG

Mayfair Gold — Investor Presentation (January 2026)

27 slides from Mayfair Gold's investor presentation, January 2026

  1. Slide 1: Creating Optionality Through Disciplined Gold Development

    Creating Optionality Through Disciplined Gold Development January 2026

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statement

    Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains "forward looking information" for purposes of applicable securities laws ("forward-looking statements"). Forward-looking statements are neither historical facts nor assurances of future performance. Instead, they are base

  3. Slide 3: Why Mayfair Gold?

    Why Mayfair Gold? Strategic Path to Management: Ideal Location to Build with Production Exploration Upside Proven & Aligned  Track record of advancing development assets to  Accelerated Provincial permitting  Prolific Timmins gold district Production (Artemis Gold, SilverCrest Metals, Detour Gold

  4. Slide 4: Located in the Timmins Gold District

    Located in the Timmins Gold District  Timmins region has produced more than 100 Million ounces of gold historically  Excellent access, labour pool, services and infrastructure PORCUPINE COMPLEX MUNRO-CROESUS O N TA R I O FENN-GIB OPEN PIT 4.3 M oz Indicated Gold Resources 0.1 M oz Inferred Gold Re

  5. Slide 5: Strategic Path Unlocks Free Cash Flow

    Strategic Path Unlocks Free Cash Flow Strategic Path Big, But Slow Path Provincial Permitting (2-3 years) Federal Permitting (7-9 years) Permitting ‘One Project One Process’ framework to streamline mining No greenfield project approved since Impact Assessment Act project approval Pathway (2019) <5,0

  6. Slide 6: Strategic Path Advances Development

    Strategic Path Advances Development Exploration Discovery Feasibility Permitting and Financing Construction/Ramp up Production Big, But Slow 8 years 3 years Strategic 2 to 3 years 2 years 6 TSXV: MFG MAYFAIR GOLD| TAGLINE MFGCF OTCQX:CAN BE PLACED HERE MAYFAIRGOLD.CA

  7. Slide 7: 2026 Pre-Feasibility Study Highlights

    2026 Pre-Feasibility Study Highlights PFS has 1Moz Reserve at US$3,100 gold. Leaves optionality on 3.3Moz Indicated Resource not mined in PFS 64,096 kOz 1.29 g/t Gold US$1,292/Oz C$114M C$1.7B LOM Average Annual LOM Average Gold Grade LOM Average ASIC LOM Average Cumulative FCF Gold Production Annua

  8. Slide 8: 2026 PFS Highlights – Spot Gold Scenario

    2026 PFS Highlights – Spot* Gold Scenario PFS has 1Moz Reserve at US$4,450 gold. Leaves optionality on 3.3Moz Indicated Resource not mined in PFS 64,096 kOz 1.29 g/t Gold US$1,291/Oz C$192M C$2.9B LOM Average Annual LOM Average Gold Grade LOM Average ASIC LOM Average Cumulative FCF Gold Production A

  9. Slide 9: 2026 PFS Study Summary Tables

    2026 PFS Study Summary Tables Fenn-Gib 2026 PFS Summary General Units LOM Operating Metrics LOM Total/Avg. Y1-Y6 Gold Price US$ / oz Gold 3,100 Mine Life yr 14.3 F/X C$:US$1 1.35 Daily Throughput tpd 4,800 4,800 Strip Ratio w:o 6.0:1 7.7:1 Operating Costs per Ounce LOM Y1-Y6 Avg. Gold Grade g/t 1.29

  10. Slide 10: Grade and Production Profile

    Grade and Production Profile • The Fenn-Gib PFS focuses on a high-grade core with average grade of 1.3 g/t Au over the 14.3 year projected mine life • First six years of steady operations expected to produce on average 71,336 oz/year with 1.47 g/t feed grade Fenn-Gib 2026 Production and Grade Profil

  11. Slide 11: Free Cash Flow Profile

    Free Cash Flow Profile Post-Tax Economics at $3,100 Gold C$ 652M 24% NPV (5%) IRR (%) 2.7 Years 1.4x Payback Period NPV/ Initial Capex Post-Tax Economics at $4,450 Gold C$ 1.37B 38% NPV (5%) IRR (%) 1.7 Years 3.1x Payback Period NPV/ Initial Capex ($ M) Year of production 1 2 3 4 5 6 Base Case Annua

  12. Slide 12: Capex & Opex Breakdown

    Capex & Opex Breakdown Initial Capex (C$ M) Initial Capex Cost Breakdown Mining $31.4 Mining Crushing $21.6 7% Contingency Crushing Process Plant $114.7 5% 15% On-Site Infrastructure $72.4 Other Infrastructure $15.6 Project Preliminaries $35.9 Project Indirects $30.7 Owner’s Owner’s Cost $61.7 Cost

  13. Slide 13: Integrated Site Layout

    Integrated Site Layout LEGEND TSF Tailings Storage Facility MRSA Mine Rock Storage Area Plant Site and Equipment Crushing Facilities 13 TSXV: MFG MAYFAIR GOLD| TAGLINE MFGCF OTCQX:CAN BE PLACED HERE MAYFAIRGOLD.CA

  14. Slide 14: Proposed Fenn-Gib Process Flow Sheet

    Proposed Fenn-Gib Process Flow Sheet  Conventional metallurgical flowsheet  Similar to Alamos Gold's Young Davidson mine  Metallurgical recovery of 90% Au for a head grade of 1.5 g/t Source: Ausenco, 2025. 14 TSXV: MFG UNLOCKING MAYFAIR GOLD| TAGLINE THEOTCQX: VALUE OFMFGCF FENN-GIB CAN BE PLACED

  15. Slide 15: Predictable Schedule to Production

    Predictable Schedule The Project designs and impacts to stay within the Ontario to Production environmental approvals  Production Profile < 5,000 tonnes per day plant and ore mined  No significant impacts to areas of federal jurisdiction DEFINING THE SMALL-SCALE PROJECT TO DERISK This will still r

  16. Slide 16: HG Pit Confidence Drilling Program Ongoing

    HG Pit Confidence Drilling Program Ongoing PFS Open Pit 56 drill tight-spaced holes completed in Dec 2025 Targeting high grade mineralization Results expected in January 2026 Source: Mayfair Gold Corp. 16 TSXV: MFG UNLOCKING MAYFAIR GOLD| TAGLINE THEOTCQX: VALUE OFMFGCF FENN-GIB CAN BE PLACED HERE M

  17. Slide 17: Exploration Potential

    Exploration Potential  The Fenn-Gib deposit remains open at depth and along strike in multiple directions  Additional mineralized zones may exist in the North Block outside of the Barrick back-in right  The South Block is largely unexplored and sits along the Porcupine-Destor Fault 17 TSXV: MFG M

  18. Slide 18: Re-Rating Opportunity: Catch Up Trade

    Re-Rating Opportunity: Catch Up Trade  2025 = untold story: transition year as management refined the Fenn-Gib development strategy  2026 = visibility and awareness of robust economics and strategic path related to Mayfair investment opportunity GDXJ Mayfair Comparables 3.5 3 Comps +186% 2.5 GDXJ

  19. Slide 19: Comps and Rerating Potential

    Comps and Rerating Potential Current Trading Value vs. Net Asset Value (C$ mm) NPV* Sensitivity to Gold Price Spot Gold $24.74/share ** $ per share value ** $12.56 $3,888 $11.22 $18.18/share ** $9.87 $8.53 Base Case $7.18 $12.28/share ** $5.82 $4.47 $3.11 $5.82/share ** $788 $5.55/share Source for i

  20. Slide 20: The Team – 35% Insider Ownership

    The Team – 35% Insider Ownership MANAGEMENT TEAM  Mining executive with 20+ years of experience across  Professional Engineer with 30+ years of global mining capital markets, corporate development, and mine experience across operations, project development, and technical development leadership  R

  21. Slide 21: The Team – 35% Insider Ownership

    The Team – 35% Insider Ownership BOARD OF DIRECTORS Darren McLean Sean Pi, CFA Carson Block Zach Allwright Christine Hsieh CHAIR OF THE BOARD DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR  Director of Research  Partner at Heeney Capital  Founder and Chief Investment  Mining professional with 15  Internat

  22. Slide 22: Capitalization Structure

    Capitalization Structure MANAGEMENT & INSIDERS 13.5% 34.6% Issued and Outstanding on List 66.8 M INSTITUTIONAL Options & Warrants 1.7 M HNW Fully Diluted Shares 68.5 M RETAIL Share Price (as at Jan 7, 2026) $5.55 Market Capitalization (C$ M) $6.0 $371 800,000 23.9% C$40 M Cash Position 28.0% $5.0 35

  23. Slide 23: Appendix

    ow my MAYFAIR GOLD January 2026 TSX-V : MFG | OTCQX: MFGCF | mayfairgold.ca 4

  24. Slide 24: Fenn-Gib Gold Project: 4.3 Million Ounce Indicated Gold Resource

    Fenn-Gib Gold Project: 4.3 Million Ounce Indicated Gold Resource Indicated Cutoff (Au g/t) Tonnes Au (g/t) Au(ounces) 300,000+ 97% >0.7 64,563,000 1.26 2,615,000 Metres drilled Indicated resource category >0.6 82,125,000 1.13 2,984,000 >0.5 105,644,000 1.00 3,397,000 Indicated Gold Resource Estimate

  25. Slide 25: Metallurgical Testwork: De-Risked Plant Design

    Metallurgical Testwork: Quality Metallurgical Testing De-Risked Plant Design  4 Phases of met testing completed since 2010 to define:  mineral characterization and rock properties Quality Metallurgical Testing  Defined Plant Flow Sheet  metallurgical performance (for processing option evaluation

  26. Slide 26: 2025 Fenn-Gib Metallurgical Test Results

    2025 Fenn-Gib Metallurgical Test Results 2025 Metallurgical Testwork Program Targets to support the 2025 PFS: • Ball Mill grind size of 80% passing 106 µm • 23 to 29% concentrate mass pull • Fine grinding size of 80% passing 13 µm • 30-hr cyanidation period (rate kinetic samples taken at 6, 12, 18,

  27. Slide 27: THANK YOU

    THANK YOU Nick Campbell CEO nick@mayfairgold.ca Zayem Lakhani VP Capital Markets zayem@mayfairgold.ca

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