Tower Resources Ltd. · TSXV:TWR

Tower Resources — Investor Presentation (December 2022)

24 slides from Tower Resources's investor presentation, December 2022

  1. Slide 1: Gold & Copper Exploration in British Columbia

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 1 GOLD & COPPER EXPLORATION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA TSX-V: TWR Corporate Presentation December 2022 Photo credit: Thompson-Nicola Regional District

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 2 DISCLAIMER This presentation is not directed to, or intended for distribution to or use by, any person or entity that is a citizen or resident or located in any locality, state, country or other jurisdiction where such distribution, publication, availability or use

  3. Slide 3: Management and Board

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 3 MANAGEMENT and BOARD Management Board Joe Dhami Gerald Shields LLB President, Chief Executive Officer, Director • 20 years experience in capital markets Chairman, Director providing end to end corporate advisory • Founding Member, Director, and General services Cou

  4. Slide 4: Share Structure

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 4 SHARE STRUCTURE Securities Summary December, 2022 Shares issued 138,207,916 Warrants outstanding 562,500 Options outstanding 9,934,667 Shares fully diluted 148,705,083 Financials Q3 - July 31, 2022 Cash $ 1,455,157 Liabilities $ 148,140 G & A per quarter $ ~100,000

  5. Slide 5: Exploration Philosophy

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 5 EXPLORATION PHILOSOPHY GOLD COPPER • Focus on orogenic gold and porphyry copper-gold deposits • Politically stable mining jurisdictions • Good infrastructure, low exploration & development costs • Accessible for exploration year-round

  6. Slide 6: Projects

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 6 PROJECTS British Columbia Nechako Gold Porphyry-associated, sediment-hosted Au-Ag Rabbit North Orogenic Au and porphyry Cu-Au

  7. Slide 7: Rabbit North Property

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 7 RABBIT NORTH PROPERTY Five Contiguous Claim Blocks 16,378 Ha – 100% Interest Northern Rabbit New Afton North Core Western Southern

  8. Slide 8: Nechako Gold Property

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 8 NECHAKO GOLD PROPERTY • Twelve mineral claims totalling 5,940 hectares 50 km • Historically explored for porphyry Cu mineralization

  9. Slide 9: Essential Property Attributes

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 9 ESSENTIAL PROPERTY ATTRIBUTES • Rolling terrain typical of the B.C. interior • Known Au or Cu-Au showings discovered on bedrock highlands by conventional exploration methods • Extensive lowlands covered by glacial sediments hiding possible major deposits amenable t

  10. Slide 10: 50 Years of Conventional Exploration at Rabbit North

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 10 50 YEARS OF CONVENTIONAL EXPLORATION AT RABBIT NORTH Outcrop Prospecting & Mapping Soil Geochemistry Airborne Magnetics Ground Magnetics Induced Polarization Diamond Drill Significant Anomalies

  11. Slide 11: Results of 50 Years of Conventional Exploration: Airborne Magnetics

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 11 RESULTS OF 50 YEARS OF CONVENTIONAL EXPLORATION Airborne Magnetics Rabbit North Durand Stock

  12. Slide 12: Results of 50 Years of Conventional Exploration: Porphyry Cu-Au Occurrences

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 12 RESULTS OF 50 YEARS OF CONVENTIONAL EXPLORATION 10 Porphyry Cu-Au Occurrences Best Intersection 0.51% Cu, 0.34 g/t Au over 247 m RN17-015 0.51% Cu, 0.34 g/t Au over 247 m Durand Stock

  13. Slide 13: The Tower Approach for Shortening Discovery Time

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 13 THE TOWER APPROACH FOR SHORTENING DISCOVERY TIME A Game Changer Using Till Cover to Our Advantage Till-covered Exposed “Instead of considering till cover to valleys and highlands be a hindrance to exploration, the till low-lying itself is utilized by Tower, to ide

  14. Slide 14: The Tower Approach: Principles

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 14 THE TOWER APPROACH Principles  As an ice sheet scrapes across bedrock, it liberates gold grains from any underlying Au or Cu-Au deposits  The gold grains become incorporated and suspended in the till that is left behind when the ice sheet melts  This forms a go

  15. Slide 15: Till Sampling Methods

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 15 TILL SAMPLING METHODS Thin Till Thick Till Typical till sample pit with a 12 kg sample Specialized reverse circulation (RC) drill for collected from the glacially compacted C- sampling both till and the underlying bedrock horizon below ~0.5 m

  16. Slide 16: Separating the Gold Grains from the Till

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 16 SEPARATING THE GOLD GRAINS FROM THE TILL Tower’s Till Samples are Processed at ODM’s Mineral Concentrating Laboratory Heavy mineral concentrate Recovered gold grains

  17. Slide 17: Gold Grain Counts: Principles

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 17 GOLD GRAIN COUNTS Principles  The size of each recovered gold grain is measured  The aggregate weight of the Au in the recovered grains is calculated and used to gauge the Au grade of their source  The degree of deformation sustained by the gold grains during g

  18. Slide 18: The Tower Approach at Rabbit North: Step 1 Reconnaissance Till Sampling

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 18 THE TOWER APPROACH AT RABBIT NORTH STEP 1 – Reconnaissance-Scale Till Sampling Core Durand May 2021 Stock  The till on the Southern Claims, 5-10 km Dominic Lake glacially down-ice from the Core Claims, Ic e was found to contain anomalous levels of flo w gold grai

  19. Slide 19: The Tower Approach at Rabbit North: Step 2 Infill Till Sampling

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 19 THE TOWER APPROACH AT RABBIT NORTH STEP 2 – Infill Till Sampling to Follow Gold Grain Anomalies Up-ice to Their Bedrock Source October 2021  23 infill samples were collected on the Dominic Lake Train  The train was traced 800 m up-ice toward its source with no c

  20. Slide 20: The Tower Approach at Rabbit North: Step 3 Diamond Drilling

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 20 THE TOWER APPROACH AT RABBIT NORTH STEP 3 – Diamond Drilling to Locate the Gold Source December 2021  The Dominic Lake Train was not traced all the way to source in October but its source appeared to be close enough to locate by probing with a diamond drill  In

  21. Slide 21: Discovery Hole RN21-026

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 21 DISCOVERY HOLE RN21-026 1.42 g/t Au over 95 m, including 4.20 g/t Au over 19.2 m Moderately fractured, silicified and pyritized andesitic tuff typical of the upper part of the gold zone Strongly brecciated, silicified and pyritized andesite tuff grading 7.84 g/t A

  22. Slide 22: Geological Setting of the Lightning Zone

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 22 GEOLOGICAL SETTING OF THE LIGHTNING ZONE  The Lightning Zone is associated with a 149 Ma porphyry dyke system that is ~70 million years younger than the Durand diorite and associated porphyry Cu-Au zones  The gold zone is hosted by sheared Nicola volcaniclastic

  23. Slide 23: The New Central Gold Train

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 23 THE NEW CENTRAL GOLD TRAIN October 2022  Follow-up till sampling was performed on a 169-grain gold anomaly obtained from a reconnaissance sample collected 400 m west of the Dominic Lake Train in May, 2021  A new, parallel dispersal train was identified  The gol

  24. Slide 24: Nechako Gold Property

    Tower Resources Ltd – TSX-V: TWR 24 NECHAKO GOLD PROPERTY Information on the Nechako Gold Property to Follow

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