Lomiko Metals Inc.

Lomiko Metals — Investor Presentation (May 2022)

25 slides from Lomiko Metals's investor presentation, May 2022

  1. Slide 1: New Vision. New Strategy. New Energy.

    New Vision. New Strategy. New Energy. Creating a World of Abundant Renewable Energy Lomiko Metals Inc. May 2022 1

  2. Slide 2: Land Acknowledgement

    Land Acknowledgement We would like to begin by acknowledging that the land/projects that we operate at are located within the traditional land of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg and Cree Eeyou Istchee Peoples. Our vision is to embrace indigenous people and indigenous values within our projects in order to

  3. Slide 3: The People in Front of the Rock

    The People in Front of the Rock ✔ Leading with Respect, Integrity, Ingenuity & Personal Performance ✔ Building meaningful relationships with local communities and First Nations ✔ Being the environmental steward in how we conduct our business ✔ Creating a positive impact for all involved ✔ Reclamatio

  4. Slide 4: Leaders with a Shared Purpose

    Leaders with a Shared Purpose Belinda Labatte, Gordana Vince Mike Petrina, VP CEO Slepcev, COO Osbourne, CFO Projects P.Eng., CFA, MBA, ICD.D P.Eng., M.Sc. CMA, CBV MBA • Chief Corporate • Chief Operating Officer • Senior finance • Mr. Petrina has held Development Officer for for BMSI/BarCan and pro

  5. Slide 5: Our Commitments to You

    Our Commitments to You Listen We will respectfully listen to concerns and considerations of communities and First Peoples in order to maintain honour and respect Discuss We will discuss mutually acceptable alternatives in order to achieve a working partnership within all communities Take Action We w

  6. Slide 6: Strategic and Critical Minerals of Québec

    Strategic and Critical Minerals of Québec Newly Staked Claims www.lomiko.com TSXV: LMR OTC: LMRMF FRANKFURT: DH8C 6

  7. Slide 7: Lomiko's New Natural Flake Graphite Mining Claims: 14,255 hectares

    Lomiko’s New Natural Flake Graphite Mining Claims: 14 255 hectares • 236 claims in total, for 6 projects in the Outaouais and Laurentian regions of Quebec • Within 100 km of the flagship La Loutre graphite project; 28 claims directly adjacent to La Loutre # Property • Significant deposits of dissemi

  8. Slide 8: La Loutre Graphite Project: Location and Milestones

    La Loutre Graphite Project: Location and Milestones • Surface area of mining claims: 4,528 ha • Location: Québec, MRC Papineau, Outaouais • Stage of Development: Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) • Launch the technical Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) in 2023 • Initiate infill drilling in May 2022 •

  9. Slide 9: Project Footprint

    Project Footprint WASTE ROCK • No Conventional Tailings AND TAILINGS Facilities CO-DISPOSAL EV ZONE FACILITY • Co-disposal of waste rock and tailings • Water management ponds and ditches • Mine - use of 100% electric machinery and vehicles PLANT under evaluation • Plant - management of tailings acco

  10. Slide 10: Preliminary Baseline Studies

    Preliminary Baseline Studies Preliminary baseline studies began in August 2021 and are being conducted over four seasons through the winter of 2022-2023. Baseline studies in 2021 provide a general overview of existing conditions. The baseline environmental condition survey program provides an unders

  11. Slide 11: Hydrology

    Hydrology • 9 hydrometric stations for monthly hydrometric monitoring Measure: • Flow • Water levels (lakes and rivers) • 10 sampling sites for surface water quality

  12. Slide 12: Hydrology

    Hydrology Flow Measurements • Hydrometric stations were installed August 2021 • Total discharge is calculated using the area and velocity of a series of point measurements taken along the stream cross section at each hydrometric station Surface Water Quality • Surface water samples were analyzed in

  13. Slide 13: Geochemistry

    Geochemistry • Waste rock and low grade ore (LGO) samples were collected from the La Loutre drill logs and submitted for geochemical analysis. • The samples analyzed for trace metals contained Antimony, Silver and Cadmium. • None of the metal concentrations in the leachate exceeded the detection lim

  14. Slide 14: Wetlands

    Wetlands • Field characterization of wetlands in the study area was conducted in the summer of 2021. • The information collected included: • Type of wetland • Hydrology • Type of soil • Presence of disturbances • Ecological value

  15. Slide 15: Fish and Fish Habitats

    Fish and Fish Habitats • 4 streams within the limits of the proposed project were characterized in the summer of 2021 • Fish population inventories were conducted using electrofishing and minnow nets • 280 individual fish were sampled, representing 8 species EcoAnalyst

  16. Slide 16: 2021 Summary

    2021 Summary • Baseline environmental data was collected from August through December 2021 for stream flows and water levels, and surface water quality for lakes and rivers. • The properties of the waste rock and low-grade ore (LGO) samples have begun to be analyzed. • Wetland and fish habitat chara

  17. Slide 17: Plans for 2022

    Plans for 2022 • Continuation of the hydrological monitoring program • Flow monitoring stations • Water level gauges • Surface water quality sampling • Atmospheric environment assessment for air quality and noise • Sampling and field monitoring

  18. Slide 18: Plans for 2022

    Plans for 2022 • Targeted terrestrial and aquatic inventories for: • Vegetation (forest inventories, threatened or vulnerable plants, invasive alien species) • Avian fauna (waterfowl, forest birds) • Anurans (amphibians) • Benthic invertebrates

  19. Slide 19: Public Participation 2022

    Public Participation 2022 We are here to listen to your concerns, opinions and ideas ✔ We want to build a stakeholder participation process with the communities. We will be in communication with you for this purpose in the near future ✔ To date, we have met with numerous stakeholders to discuss the

  20. Slide 20: Consultations during the 2022 drilling campaign

    Consultations during the 2022 drilling campaign 1. Meet more people in the community during the drilling campaign • Listen and engage with you • Communications sent to all mayors and local authorities • Dyno Nobel - early site visit in June 2022 and noise and vibration report by end of October 2022

  21. Slide 21: Lomiko announces the start of the drilling campaign

    Lomiko announces the start of the drilling campaign Lomiko announces the start of drilling on May 17, 2022 ✔ Hired Fusion - drilling contractor ✔ Hired Breakawayx to manage the drilling contract - based in Montreal ✔ Hired MetPro for metallurgical studies ✔ Hired InnovExplo resource estimation consu

  22. Slide 22: The drilling campaign in review

    The drilling campaign in review ZONE VE Exploration – infill and extension drilling along the strike of the deposits to confirm the resource quantity (tonnage) and quality (carbon grade) while confirming ore body extents: • 52 holes in the EV zone – 9 000 meters ZONE • 62 holes in the Battery zone –

  23. Slide 23: Q&A on Drilling

    Q&A on Drilling Will there be dust? • The drilling will be concentrated in the spring, which will minimize the creation of dust by vehicles due to the general humidity of the site. Will there be noise? • Lomiko selected Fusion, a contractor that offers smaller drills that require less power and a sm

  24. Slide 24: Lomiko received UL ECOLOGO certification

    Lomiko is pleased to announce that it has received UL ECOLOGO® certification What is ECOLOGO? Ecologo (UL) is a certification specifically designed for mining exploration. It contributes to the establishment of a social license within the socio-economic ecosystem of the projects, in full transparenc

  25. Slide 25: Thank You Any Questions?

    Thank You Any Questions? We want to hear from you Reach us at: communaute@lomiko.com 25

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