Labrador Gold Corp · TSXV:LAB
Labrador Gold — Investor Presentation (April 2026)
19 slides from Labrador Gold's investor presentation, April 2026
Slide 1: A Golden Opportunity
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY CORPORATE PRESENTATION Q2 2026 TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com TSX-V: LAB FNR: 2N6
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER Statements contained in this presentation that are not historical facts may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the US Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and forward looking information under similar Canadian legislation (collectively, "Forward Looking Inform
Slide 3: Why Labrador Gold?
WHY LABRADOR GOLD? 100% owned district scale Hopedale project with numerous significant gold and critical metals occurrences 80% owned district scale Watson Project in NW Ontario with gold, copper and nickel Hopedale potential Project Watson Project Politically stable jurisdictions supportive of min
Slide 4: Share Structure
SHARE STRUCTURE Float 57.8% Crescat Capital 8.2% TSX-V: LAB Ticker(s) FSE: 2N6 OTCQB: NKOSF Share Price – April 2, 2026 C$0.07 Issued and Outstanding Shares 170.0M Options 8.4M Fully Diluted 178.4M Market Capitalization ~$11.9 million Insiders 13.7% Cash – December 31, 2025 ~$15.9 million High Net W
Slide 5: Hopedale Project
HOPEDALE PROJECT • 100% owned district scale property - covers most of Florence Lake Archean greenstone belt • 5 years of exploration has outlined multiple trends of precious & base metal targets including 12 significant occurrences • East end of property on Ugjuktok Bay tidewater 30km southwest of
Slide 6: Florence Lake Greenstone Belt
FLORENCE LAKE GREENSTONE BELT • Six licenses (785 claims) cover 43 kilometres of the Florence Lake Greenstone Belt • Significantly underexplored district compared to greenstone belts elsewhere in the world • Potential for copper, nickel and zinc in addition to gold • Greenstone Belts worldwide known
Slide 7: Greenstone Hosted Gold Camps
GREENSTONE HOSTED GOLD CAMPS TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com 7
Slide 8: Hopedale Project
HOPEDALE PROJECT Twelve significant occurrences now identified on the Hopedale project reflecting multiple mineralization styles including: • Orogenic gold – Five occurrences on Thurber License extending over 3 kilometres + Fire Ant occurrence at Rusty Ridge • Magmatic Ni sulphide – Rusty Ridge, Mis
Slide 9: Thurber Gold Trend
THURBER GOLD TREND 3km strike length of gold mineralization in rock and soil with 1.5km expansion potential to Thurber Boundary 4 significant gold occurrences • Thurber North up to 32 g/t Au • TD500 up to 21.59 g/t Au • Thurber Dog up to 11.4 g/t Au • Thurber South up to 4.1 g/t Au Significant coppe
Slide 10: Thurber Gold Trend – IP/Resistivity
THURBER GOLD TREND – IP/Resistivity • N-S chargeability trend associated with high resistivity coincides with B Thurber Dog and T500 gold occurrences - A • 500m NE chargeability trend coincides with Thurber North showing - B A • 500m N to NE chargeability trend associated with high resistivity occur
Slide 11: Rusty Ridge/Last Resort-Nickel
RUSTY RIDGE/LAST RESORT-NICKEL • Rusty Ridge: anomalous Ni in rock and soil samples associated with carbonate altered ultramafic sills delineated over 550m strike length • Last Resort: anomalous Ni in soil and rock samples over 1.6km hosted by altered ultramafic peridotite coincident with a signific
Slide 12: Watson Project
WATSON PROJECT • 127,100ha staked in late 2025 – largest Ring of Fire landholding in Fort Hope Greenstone Belt • 100% owned by Elementary Minerals a private Watson company Owned 80% by LabGold and 20% by Nemo Resources Group Red Lake • No underlying royalties • Located in the eastern Uchi Subprovinc
Slide 13: Exploring the World-Class Uchi Subprovince
EXPLORING THE WORLD-CLASS UCHI SUBPROVINCE Why the Uchi? • Proven endowment and continued discovery potential • Trend of decreasing exploration maturity towards the east, coupled with highly prospective greenstone belt = massive opportunity TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com | 13
Slide 14: Fort Hope Greenstone Belt - An Emerging District
Fort Hope Greenstone Belt - An Emerging District Gold-rich Belt 8 • Western belt well exposed with significant surface discoveries (>100 gram-meter drill intersections) in greenstones & folded banded iron formation (BIF) • Eastern belt largely covered by muskeg = limited historic drilling • Accident
Slide 15: Fort Hope Greenstone Belt - An Emerging District
Fort Hope Greenstone Belt - An Emerging District Critical Mineral Potential • Proven base metal potential in the eastern belt with Ni-Cu-PGE (Norton Lake deposit, Copper Lake Resources) and Zn-Cu VMS (Wabassi Resources) discoveries • Many untested AEM anomalies remain • Recent surge in antimony pric
Slide 16: Watson Advantages
WATSON ADVANTAGES RING OF FIRE ROAD • Proposed road to the Ring of 4.4 g/t Au over 4.0m Fire, located 100km north, 25.8 g/t Au over 1.2m BIF transects Elementary’s ground 6.1 g/t Au over 7.0m • Road construction to begin 2026 BIF • Improved access will significantly decrease cost of exploration and
Slide 17: Key Takeaways
KEY TAKEAWAYS • 100% owned district scale Hopedale Project hosts twelve significant occurrences found over the past five years - Seven gold occurrences, three nickel occurrences, one copper occurrence and one zinc occurrence • Significant potential for further discovery - 3km gold rich Thurber Trend
Slide 18: Acknowledgements
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Newfoundland and Labrador Ministry of Natural Resources’ Junior Exploration Assistance (JEA) Program and the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency’s Critical Minerals Assistance for its financial support for exploration of the Hopedale property. TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com 18
Slide 19: Contact Us
CONTACT US Roger Moss, President and CEO Phone: +1-416-704-8291 E-mail: rmoss@labradorgold.com Website: www.labradorgold.com X: @LabGoldCorp TSX-V: LAB FNR: 2N6 OTCQX: NKOSF TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com 19