Lavras Gold Corp · TSXV:LGC

Lavras Gold — Investor Presentation (June 2026)

50 slides from Lavras Gold's investor presentation, Jun 1, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Building Brazil’s Next Multi-Deposit Gold District

    Building Brazil’s Next Multi-Deposit Gold District TSX-V: LGC | OTCQX: LGCFF Investor Presentation | June 2026

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Statements & Disclaimers

    Cautionary Statements & Disclaimers Disclaimer Lavras Gold Corp. has prepared this slide deck for information purposes This slide deck is not a prospectus or part of a prospectus on Lavras Gold. only. When you accept this slide deck, you agree that it is provided for It is not an invitation or offer

  3. Slide 3: About Lavras Gold

    About Lavras Gold Clear Pathway to Resource Growth in Southern Brazil District-Scale Intrusive Gold System Two Deposits w/ Expansion Potential De-Risking Path to Production • Multiple deposits and discoveries • Butiá: M&I = 377 koz; Inf 115 koz • Engineering, scoping, resource with 24 targets  130,

  4. Slide 4: Evolution of a District-Scale Gold System

    Evolution of a District-Scale Gold System Leveraging Historic Workings to Build a Modern, Multi-Deposit District 2006 - 2022 Accelerating Discovery Across Amarillo Gold Executing Largest Multi-Target Multiple Intrusive Centres Consolidates the District Drill Program to Date • Announces Fazenda do Po

  5. Slide 5: District-Scale Opportunity

    District-Scale Opportunity Large Gold System with Multi-Million-Ounce Potential CURRENT RESOURCE BASE DISTRICT GROWTH PIPELINE Butiá / Fazenda do Caneleira/Cerrito Exploration Cerrito Portfolio Posto (FdP) Extension/ Matilde (24 Targets) High-confidence growth nucleus Advancing shallow deposit with

  6. Slide 6: Leadership Team

    Leadership Team Technical, Operational, and Regional Expertise MANAGEMENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS FEDERICO G. VELÁSQUEZ HEMDAT SAWH President & CEO CFO ROWLAND (ROLLY) ULOTH Over 20 years of international experience leading Previously CFO at Amarillo Gold, Wesdome Gold Chairman (4%) operational, corporat

  7. Slide 7: Diversified Strong Insider Support

    Diversified Strong Insider Support TSX-V LGC Share price (May 22, 2026) C$2.11 Average Volume (30 Day) 80.9K Shares outstanding 62,236,883 Stock Options outstanding 3,558,000 Deferred Share Units (DSU) 144,681 Market Capitalization (May 22, 2026) C$131M Cash (Mar 31, 2026) C$10.1M Insiders (Board an

  8. Slide 8: Project Derisking Supports Higher Valuation

    Project Derisking Supports Higher Valuation Market Cap (US$M) $1,667 $1,369 $755 $492 $225 $151 $137 $102 $49 $34 Collective Omai Meridian Founders Cabral Goldquest Tesoro Lavras Royal Road Fredonia EV / Total Resource (US$/oz AuEq) $282 $180 $166 Median: $116 $94 $65 $44 $13 n/a n/a n/a Meridian Ca

  9. Slide 9: Exploration

    EXPLORATION TSX-V: LGC | OTC: LGCFF 9

  10. Slide 10: LDS Project: 4.5 Hours on a Paved Road from City of Porto Alegre

    LDS Project: 4.5 Hours on a Paved Road from City of Porto Alegre EXCELLENT INFRASTRUCTURE Tarmac roads, power, water, etc. LOCAL WORKFORCE Most of our team lives in or near the town of Lavras do Sul TSX-V: LGC | OTC: LGCFF 10

  11. Slide 11: District-Scale Opportunity with 24+ Gold Targets within LDS Intrusive Complex

    District-Scale Opportunity with 24+ Gold Targets within LDS Intrusive Complex Spatial distribution and geochemical footprint define priority corridors for discovery and resource growth Historical workings from the 1700s reflect only the shallowest expressions; modern datasets reveal a significantly

  12. Slide 12: Butiá Gold Deposit

    Butiá Gold Deposit Drilling Continues to Expand a Large, Near-Surface Mineralized System Butiá Deposit Overview Butiá covers ~363 ha, with ~22,387m (77 holes) drilled since 2022, 22,540m (96 holes) of non Lavras drilling contributing to the current model. Butiá hosts a near-surface, bulk-tonnage sty

  13. Slide 13: Fazenda do Posto (FdP): Blind Gold Discovery Expands District-Scale System

    Fazenda do Posto (FdP): Blind Gold Discovery Expands District-Scale System Long Intervals of Continuous Mineralization and Alteration Discovery – August 2023 • Covers ~400 ha • 340m @ 1.1 g/t Au, incl. 160m @ 1.8 g/t Au (23FP002) • 204 m @ 1.0 g/t Au from 31 m (23FP006) scissor hole confirms discove

  14. Slide 14: Butiá and Fazenda do Posto – A Unified Mineral System

    Butiá and Fazenda do Posto – A Unified Mineral System Expansion Potential Beyond 2022 Butiá Shell • Drilling showed mineralization extending beyond the 2022 implicit grade shell in the east and south • Drilling since 2022 to be incorporated into updated resource (H2 2026) 2025 Highlights • 50 diamon

  15. Slide 15: Cerrito Gold Deposit

    Cerrito Gold Deposit Drilling Expands Mineralized Footprint and Enhances Resource Confidence Near-surface bulk-tonnage deposit with strong growth potential • ~22,000 metres drilled across multiple campaigns • Mineralization at surface and extends ~425 m vertically • Strike length of ~1.3 km, open al

  16. Slide 16: Technical Validation: April 2026 Expert Site Visit and Workshop

    Technical Validation: April 2026 Expert Site Visit and Workshop Confirms Potential for District-Scale, Bulk-Tonnage Development and Economic Scenario at Lavras do Sul Independent Technical Review Bulk Tonnage and High-Grade In April 2026, Lavras Gold’s exploration Potential team and a group of indep

  17. Slide 17: Caneleira Target – Recent High-Grade Intercept Reported

    Caneleira Target – Recent High-Grade Intercept Reported Top intercept returns 33.72 g/t gold over 7 metres, including 64.24 g/t gold over 4 metres and 178.16 g/t over 1 metre* • Three discrete, predictable mineralized zones identified over a 1 km strike length within the NW-SE trending corridor; Fig

  18. Slide 18: District-Scale Upside Across the Lavras Intrusive Complex

    District-Scale Upside Across the Lavras Intrusive Complex A Large, Multi-Target Gold System With Untested Potential Beyond Butiá/FdP, Caneleira & Cerrito 24+ priority gold targets defined by historic workings, soil anomalies, mapping, geochemistry, and drilling. Multiple mineralized centres extendin

  19. Slide 19: Matilde Discovery

    Matilde Discovery Confirmed gold mineralization at Matilde across at least 250 metre strike length and to minimum vertical depth of 483 metres Tested portion of a coincident 3 km long east-west gold in soil anomaly and magnetic low structure Released results for approximately 10,583 metres over 33 d

  20. Slide 20: Mara Rosa Royalty

    Mara Rosa Royalty Strategic Asset for Potential Near-term Value Creation Royalty History Lavras Gold has a 2% NSR royalty on Hochschild’s exploration concessions totaling 65,000 ha. at Mara Rosa Mine in central Brazil. Hochschild spent US$205M to build the Mara Rosa Gold Mine – commercial production

  21. Slide 21: Project Development

    PROJECT DEVELOPMENT TSX-V: LGC | OTC: LGCFF 21

  22. Slide 22: Metallurgical Test Work Advancing

    Metallurgical Test Work Advancing Test work underway at SGS, Belo Horizonte, designed to define processing flowsheet Overview Full metallurgical test program initiated in September 2024 at SGS Belo Horizonte Five 150 kg composite samples collected across the Butiá deposit representing high-, medium-

  23. Slide 23: Butiá Project Permitting Process

    Butiá Project Permitting Process STUDY REVIEWS 12 Study Reviews by the Environmental Agency 12 Project duration months and technical site visit to take place at each LGC submission stage months period Status Compliance Report and Compliance Report and EIA Submission ECP Submission ECP Submission Q4

  24. Slide 24: LP Application Project Work

    LP Application Project Work Completed (De-risking Baseline Studies & LP Scope Definition) Ongoing Next Steps Biotic Baseline (DBO) 2026 Socioeconomic Engagement 1st flora & fauna campaigns completed across Butiá–FdP corridor Integratio conducting perception Second-round field campaigns Species inven

  25. Slide 25: Social Programs

    Social Programs Fostering Relationships with Local Community in Lavras do Sul PROJETO VIVER: A Community Initiative Rooted in ROTA DO OURO: Gold trail with five stations that underscores importance of gold mining to the development of the local connection to the land and responsibility for the regio

  26. Slide 26: 2026 Catalysts

    2026 Catalysts  Completed financing to fund 2026 drill program  Appointed engineering firm for scoping study/PEA  Completed experts’ site visit in April 2026; drilling program reassessed  Completed infill and extension drill program at FdP/Butiá to satisfy resource update (resource update curren

  27. Slide 27: Contact us

    Follow @LavrasGold on LinkedIn, X, YouTube & Instagram Contact us investor@lavrasgold.com +1-289 624 1377 www.lavrasgold.com TSX-V: LGC | OTC: LGCFF 27

  28. Slide 28: Appendix

    APPENDIX TSX-V: LGC | OTC: LGCFF 28

  29. Slide 29: Brazil and Rio Grande do Sul

    Brazil and Rio Grande do Sul A Stable, Diversified, Mining-Friendly Jurisdiction Rio Grande do Sul Region 90+ ~215M  250+ years of gold Mineral commodities Total population in 20231 produced1 mining history  Established 218,000 US$17.26B infrastructure roads, power, and port access Direct mining j

  30. Slide 30: LDS is a Unique System

    LDS is a Unique System: Remnants of a Volcanic Complex Current thinking suggests that LDS is an intrusive hosted alkaline gold-copper system with epithermal and magmatic characteristics First time modern exploration methods have been applied to consolidated land package Following up on encouraging h

  31. Slide 31: Integrated Geophysical Targeting

    Integrated Geophysical Targeting Defining Priority Corridors CERRITO CANELEIRA BUTIA MATILDE Integrated geological-geophysical target generation map combining interpreted magnetic lineaments, demagnetized zones, potassium anomalies, historical workings, known gold bodies and exploration targets. Pri

  32. Slide 32: Structural Controls & Alteration

    Structural Controls & Alteration Mapping the Mineralized System CERRITO CANELEIRA BUTIA MATILDE Magnetic interpretation map showing major shear zones, structural lineaments and historical mining Potassium gamma-ray spectrometric map with interpreted contacts, shear zones, historical occurrences. The

  33. Slide 33: Butiá & Cerrito Mineral Resource Estimates

    Butiá & Cerrito Mineral Resource Estimates Butiá Notes RESOURCE TONNES GRADE CONTAINED GOLD CATEGORY (MM) (g/t gold) (ounces) • Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. There is no certainty that all or any part of the mineral resources estimated wi

  34. Slide 34: Multiple Deposit Potential within District Scale Land Package

    Multiple Deposit Potential within District Scale Land Package Target Stage Resource/Highlight Formal Mineral Resources defined at WEST Butiá & Cerrito Butiá Deposit Resource*: M&I = 378,000 ozs, Inf = 115,000 ozs of gold, ongoing drilling +60,000 metres drilled Fazenda do Discovery Discovery hole: 3

  35. Slide 35: Butiá is our Most Advanced Gold Deposit to Date

    Butiá is our Most Advanced Gold Deposit to Date: Open to Expansion and Adjacent to Fazenda do Posto Discovery RESOURCE TONNES GRADE CONTAINED GOLD CATEGORY (MM) (g/t gold) (ounces) Measured 4.6 0.88 132,000 Indicated 8.3 0.92 246,000 Total 12.9 0.91 377,000 Inferred 3.7 0.97 115,000 Notes • Assumes

  36. Slide 36: Cerrito Gold Deposit

    Cerrito Gold Deposit: Gold Resource Open at Depth and Along Strike Drilled 15,000 metres over 93 drill holes as of March 2021 Strike length of 1,300 metres, vertical distance of 425 metres Gold occurs along sheeted structures within hydrothermally altered monzogranites Typical mineral associations i

  37. Slide 37: Caneleira Prospect

    Caneleira Prospect Zoomed view highlighting the relative position of drill hole intersections and the mineralized envelope defined at a Long section and core photographs from hole 25CN016 highlighting the high-grade gold interval between ~132–143 m. cut-off grade of 0.1 g/t Au at Caneleira. Note tha

  38. Slide 38: Caneleira Prospect

    Caneleira Prospect Visible gold (Vg) observed in drill holes 26CN019 and 26CN020, associated with strongly hydro-thermally altered and Drill core from hole 25CN016 showing the style of mineralization along the interval from 134 to 141m. The sulphide-bearing intervals. Assay results for these holes a

  39. Slide 39: Olaria Target - 3km North of Butiá

    Olaria Target - 3km North of Butiá Cross Section View Looking Northeast of Olaria Drillholes Showing Composites Gold Results Discovery December 2024 56.0 metres of continuous gold mineralization grading 1.0 g/t gold from 152.0 metres down the drill core (about 134 metres vertical). Followed by an 8.

  40. Slide 40: Fazenda do Posto

    Fazenda do Posto: Demonstrating Long Intervals of Continuous Mineralization & Alteration Drilling to date has defined: 200 metres of lateral extent 400 metres depth NW Plunging Irregular Pipe-like Structure …and continues to be open SALMON: ALTERED GRANODIORITE Cross section: Fazenda do Posto lookin

  41. Slide 41: Fazenda do Posto & Butiá

    Fazenda do Posto & Butiá Summary of Drilling Completed (2022 – 2025) Historical CBC / RTZ Drilling (Pre- Butiá – Drilling Prior to 2022 NI 43-101) 78 holes - 20,128 metres Zeca Souza 18 holes - 2,412 metres • Legacy Amarillo Gold programs • Confirms early mineralized establishing deposit geometry Ga

  42. Slide 42: Fazenda do Posto and Butiá

    Fazenda do Posto and Butiá Very Strong Metasomatic Process (Chemical Alteration Process) Unaltered granodiorite Original fresh from fresh granodiorite through episyenite to perthite granodiorite with micofracture showing incipient metasomatism Moderate to strongly altered granodiorite: Salmon pink m

  43. Slide 43: Vila Marieta Gold Discovery

    Vila Marieta Gold Discovery: Potential Southwest Surface Extension of Cerrito Average gold grade from surface mineralization in drillhole 23VM001 is 1.3 g/t gold, 85% higher than average gold grade at Cerrito Cerrito Vila Marieta claim block is immediately south of Cerrito 2 holes totalled 521 metre

  44. Slide 44: Vila Marieta Discovery

    Vila Marieta Discovery: Good Grade, Good Width & Long Intervals Highlights of drilling include: Significant surface mineralization of 28 metres at 1.3 gold from surface including • 4 metres at 2.4 g/t gold from 7 metres • 5 metres at 2.5 g/t gold from 16 metres Long interval of 53 metres at 0.7 gold

  45. Slide 45: Zeca Souza Discovery

    Zeca Souza Discovery: Visible Gold with Bonanza Grades, Possibly Connected to Caneleira Visible Gold with Bonanza Grades Discovered in 5 Holes Zeca Souza 21 holes totaling 5,291 metres drilled to a vertical distance of ~375 metres Gold discovered in all 21 holes; five returned visible gold with bona

  46. Slide 46: Zeca Souza Discovery

    Zeca Souza Discovery: 5 of 21 Holes Returned Visible Gold with Bonanza Grades Highlights of drilling include: Visible gold in holes • 22ZS011 – 15 metres at 5.8 g/t gold • 22ZS014 – 0.8 metres at 43.5 g/t gold from 170.2 metres 22ZS_011 Visible gold in silicified • 23BT004 – 4 metres at 43.6 g/t gol

  47. Slide 47: Galvão Gold Discovery

    Galvão Gold Discovery: Potential Southern Extension of Zeca Souza Results demonstrate high grade nature & vertical potential of mineral system at Zeca Souza depth Galvão Galvao is immediately south of Zeca Souza Gold Discovery and approximately 1.4 kilometres north of Butiá 2 holes totalled 1,073 me

  48. Slide 48: Galvão Discovery

    Galvão Discovery: Long Intervals Accentuated by Higher Bonanza Grade Intervals Highlights of drilling include: Long intervals with bonanza grade subintervals in some cases 10 metres at 4.6 g/t gold from 532 metres (vertical depth of 461 metres) including • 3 metres at 11.7 g/t gold from 532 metres i

  49. Slide 49: Matilde: Continuity Along Strike & at Depth

    Matilde: Continuity Along Strike & at Depth High Grade Pockets Associated with Visible Gold Interpreted to be a steeply north dipping structural corridor striking in an east-west direction 20MT001 – 62.5 metres grading 0.6 g/t gold from 189.7 metres including • 12.8 metres grading 0.9 g/t gold from

  50. Slide 50: Matilde Gold Deposit

    Matilde Gold Deposit: Visible Gold & Potassic Style of Alteration Developing at Depth 20MT001 20MT002 22MT034 Gold typically occurs with pyrite that is Visible gold associated with a quartz Visible gold in milky quartz veinlet cross-cuts found in a matrix of silica and sericite carbonate veinlet and

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