Plato Gold Corp. · TSXV:PGC

Plato Gold — Swiss Mining Institute (SMI) conference (November 2024)

42 slides from Plato Gold's conference presentation, November 2024

  1. Slide 1: Exploring metals in recognized mining districts around the world

    TSX.V: PGC Exploring metals in recognized mining FSE: 4Y7 districts around the world November 2024

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This Corporate Presentation contains "forward-looking statements", within the meaning of applicable securities laws. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding the potential mineralization and resources, exploration results, concentrations of pay minerals may o

  3. Slide 3: Plato Gold Corp.

    Plato Gold Corp. TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Plato Gold Corp. (TSX.V: PGC, Frankfurt: 4Y7) is a junior exploration and development company focused on: Gold / Silver Lolita Gold/Silver Project in Santa Cruz, Argentina Timmins Gold Project in Ontario, Canada Copper / Platinum / Palladium Pic River Copper/PGM

  4. Slide 4: Lolita Property

    Board of Directors (cont.) Lolita Property TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Prime Exploration Property: Deseado Massif, Argentina Plato Gold Corp. TSE-V: PGC Lolita Winnipeg Minerals S. A. Argentine Company - Plato Canada 95% - Lhotka 5% 4

  5. Slide 5: Lolita Key Points

    Board of Directors (cont.) Lolita Key Points TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 • Staked in 2007 • Never previously explored (< 10 old rock chip sample sites observed) • Major precious and base metal vein systems on adjoining properties • Plato prospecting / sampling / mapping defined multiple hydrothermal structu

  6. Slide 6: Lolita Geological Setting

    Board of Directors (cont.) TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 4. Chon Aike Fm Lolita Geological Setting (legend following page) 6

  7. Slide 7: Lolita Stratigraphic Column

    Board of Directors (cont.) TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Lolita Stratigraphic Column 7

  8. Slide 8: Lolita Structural Setting

    Board of Directors (cont.) TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Lolita Structural Setting 8

  9. Slide 9: Lolita rock samples: Panza, Espalda, Corazon

    Board of Directors (cont.) Panza - sulphide matrix breccia LR-077 Espalda – black chalcedony matrix breccia LR-018 Panza Outcropping Silicified Structure LR-079 9 Corazon – jasperoidal breccia rock 1222

  10. Slide 10: Panza Trend – Looking West

    Panza Trend Board of – Looking Directors (cont.) West TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Panza Outcropping Silicified Structure LR-079 10

  11. Slide 11: Panza Trend – Looking North

    Panza Trend – Looking North Lotita Ranch – now abandoned 11

  12. Slide 12: Arsenic

    Legend major fault interpreted fault (covered by young basalt) minor fault en eee aS, mapped veins neighbours “iy, wydrothermal corridor 77, Wy Lolita P perty Arsenic 2 max. >10,000 ppm a Sierra Blanca Rock Samples i ; 7 Arsenic pprn f Vein system. \) Ne ~ D1 1.000 f \ ~ N O00 \ we , Oo 100 { = > /

  13. Slide 13: Gold

    ee / . { 0 Corazon ye z Lolita P perty wor] oS oo atoG . Gold * { max. 30 ppb —_ _ { { \ rocks_allbyAu_ppb_| | Bao f B15 é 2 3 \ i } } Sierra Blanca Vein System ,( NN Legend ~. major fault / interpreted fault (covered by young basalt) ~~ minor fault 7 , IN mapped veins neighbours YW “ny, hydrotherma

  14. Slide 14: Silver

    Legend major fault interpreted fault (covered by young basalt) minor fault mapped veins neighbours Lolita P perty y SY < co’ x Yn, hydrothermal corridor ‘ Silver : - z max.0.9 ppm __ 5 } Bos OD 04s ® 09 rocks_allby Ag_ppm_ Sierra Blanca Vein System (OO >. \ ™ Ne Ss SS ™“ \ NL = SS \N NN

  15. Slide 15: Antimony

    ¢ \ ¢ eed . va ~~ { \ . Corazon g... \ Pen eae e as, ™| Lolita Property se TS . : Antimony X max >2,000 ppm Legend major fault mapped veins neighbours “ oo / interpreted fault (covered by young basalt) ato G > minor fault \ “ny, hydrothermal corridor 7 2 \ Ss ks allby Sb \ Sierra Blanca oe ~ Se 2. I

  16. Slide 16: Mercury

    Mercury max. 106,000 ppb surface Hg, Sb, As - Lolita Au, Ag – Lolita? Buchanan model That´s WHY it deserves to be drilled, but before getting into details, let´s look at a similar case 16

  17. Slide 17: Cerro Negro – Case Study 2004

    Cerro Negro – Case Study 2004 Kanowna renamed Andean Resources 17

  18. Slide 18: Cerro Negro

    • Since the early 90´s Cerro Negro property was known as a hill of silica alteration - it sparked the original interest in the area – but Newcrest´s drilling found only the smallish “Vein Zone”, so they sold cheap in 2004 • Andean buys, invests in drilling discovering Eureka, Mariana and, in 2009, B

  19. Slide 19: Bajo Negro trend drilled after 2009

    • From the 1990´s to 2009 nobody ever bothered to drill the Bajo Negro trend – “low priority” • When they finally did it was another major discovery 19

  20. Slide 20: Weak surface trend, much better at depth

    • At surface it was a weak vein trend with occasional gold/silver anomalies • At depth it got MUCH better surface -120 meters 20

  21. Slide 21: Another deposit discovered within a year

    • Within a year they had discovered another deposit with 750,000 oz of Au • Brought their total resources to several million ounces 21

  22. Slide 22: Return to Lolita with no drilling

    • Shortly after… • Andean drilled good targets with little or no previous drilling, so let´s return to Lolita with no drilling * Drilling has not been performed on Lolita and similar results to Cerro Negro may or may not be obtained if Lolita is drill tested 22

  23. Slide 23: Lolita Property – Low Resolution Government Airborne Magnetics

    Lolita Property – Low Resolution Government Airborne Magnetics.

  24. Slide 24: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda • 3 drill sections proposed at Panza, plus 2 optional vertical holes on IP high • 2 drill section proposed at Espalda on magnetic lineaments with known breccia structures RTP ground magnetics 24

  25. Slide 25: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda • 3 drill sections proposed at Panza, plus 2 vertical holes on IP high • 2 drill section proposed at Espalda on magnetic lineaments with known breccia structures 25

  26. Slide 26: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda • 3 drill sections proposed at Panza, plus 2 optional vertical holes on IP high • 2 drill section proposed at Espalda on magnetic lineaments with known breccia structures 26

  27. Slide 27: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda • 3 drill sections proposed at Panza, plus 2 optional vertical holes on IP high • 2 drill section proposed at Espalda on magnetic lineaments with known breccia structures 27

  28. Slide 28: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza & Espalda • Water source – pump test with potential for 182 m3 extraction per day 12 km from main drilling area Drilling Water 28

  29. Slide 29: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 • Priority 1 holes: 2,350m planned in 8 holes at Panza; 550m in 2 at Espalda, 450m in 2 at Corazon • Priority 2 holes: 750m in 3 holes Panza, Espalda and Corazon • Priority 3 holes; 200m in 1 at Panza • Plato Gold is now seeking financing to

  30. Slide 30: Appendix

    Appendix 30

  31. Slide 31: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program • This program is for discussion purposes; it is likely that the meterage assigned to each hole is generous and can be reduced by careful control of the drill – priorities are assigned • It may not be necessary to drill the hole on the Panza IP anomaly if hole C

  32. Slide 32: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza • Initial Proposed section of 3 holes located on segment with high Hg in rocks, where the IP high intersects the Panza structure, and there is pyrite at surface • Holes A-B-C are proposed to define the dip of the structure hitting it at increasing depth

  33. Slide 33: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza • Holes E-F are proposed to test the Panza structure where the structure outcrops with high Hg values 850m SE of Section A-B-C • The lengths and inclinations of these holes should be adjusted using the knowledge gained at section A-B-C; at least one of t

  34. Slide 34: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza • Holes E-F are proposed to test the Panza structure where the structure outcrops with high Hg values 775m NW of Section A-B-C • The lengths and inclinations of these holes should be adjusted using the knowledge gained at section A-B-C; at least one of t

  35. Slide 35: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Panza • Holes I-H are proposed to test the Panza structure where the structure outcrops with high Hg values 775m NW of Section A-B-C • The lengths and inclinations of these holes should be adjusted using the knowledge gained at section A-B-C; at least one of t

  36. Slide 36: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda • Hole L is proposed to test the outcropping Espalda structure where parallel multi-metre wide crackle breccias with black chalcedony are present • The lengths and inclinations of these holes could be adjusted if detailed mapping on the section can det

  37. Slide 37: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda • Hole M is proposed to test the blind Espalda structure along strike from multiple parallel metre-scale wide crackle breccias with black chalcedony are present 37

  38. Slide 38: Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda

    Lolita Proposed Initial Drill Program – Espalda • Hole M is proposed to test the blind Espalda structure along strike from multiple parallel metre-scale wide crackle breccias with black chalcedony are present 38

  39. Slide 39: Management

    Management TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Anthony J. Cohen, President and CEO Mr. Anthony Cohen is also the Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Gulf & Pacific Equities Corp., a publicly listed real estate company. In addition, he serves as a director of Gendis Inc., a private energy, real estate

  40. Slide 40: Board of Directors

    Board of Directors TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Anthony J. Cohen, Director James Cohen, Director Mr. J. Cohen is the President and CEO of Gendis Inc., a company involved in commercial real estate management as well as the energy and agribusiness sectors. He also served as President of SAAN Stores Ltd. / Red

  41. Slide 41: Board of Directors (cont.)

    Board of Directors (cont.) TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 Ernie J. Marcotte, Director Mr. Marcotte, P.Eng, FCIM, has over 40 years experience in the mining industry involving metallurgical and mining operations, environmental control, mineral processing, research and development, design engineering, plant comm

  42. Slide 42: Investor Relations

    Investor Relations TSX.V: PGC FSE: 4Y7 For further information, please contact: Anthony Cohen President and CEO Office: 416-968-0608 Cell: 416-948-8427 Plato Gold Corp. Fax: 416-968-3339 Phone: 416-968-0608 Email: info@platogold.com 1240 Bay Street, Suite 800 www.platogold.com Toronto ON M5R 2A7 42

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