Westhaven Gold Corp · TSXV:WHN
Westhaven Gold — Investor Presentation (August 2025)
39 slides from Westhaven Gold's investor presentation, August 2025
Slide 1: Westhaven Gold Corp
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Slide 2: Skoonka Creek Property Location
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Slide 3: Land Tenure Summary
Land Tenure Summary ▪ Title holder is Almadex Minerals Ltd ▪ Strongbow has earned a 65.86% interest through a Joint Venture with Almadex ▪ Westhaven Ventures has signed an agreement to purchase a 100% interest in the property from Almadex and Strongbow Title Number Claim Name Date Staked Good To Are
Slide 4: Regional Geology
Regional Geology ▪ Located in the southern Intermontane tectonic belt of the Canadian Cordillera ▪ The main lithologies include felsic volcanics, meta-sediments and felsic plutons ▪ The predominate structural features are normal faults that are typically Skoonka Project sub-parallel to the Fraser fa
Slide 5: Property Geology
Property Geology ▪ The Cretaceous Spences Bridge Group volcanics underlie the property ▪ Two formations: Spius overlies the Pimainus ▪ Spius consists of andesite flows (green) and the Pimainus is tuffs (brown) and fine grained andesite flows (blue) with minor sediments ▪ Epithermal mineralization di
Slide 6: Mineralization Styles
Mineralization Styles ▪ Mineralization discovered to date is limited to the upper Pimainus Formation and is associated with NE-ENE trending normal faults. Typically the mineralization occurs 100-300m below the Pimainus/Spius contact which is interpreted to be a paleo-surface ▪ Two styles of low sulp
Slide 7: Exploration Summary
Exploration Summary Sampling Geophysics Year Mapping silt soil rock core Airborne Ground Trenching Drilling 2003 41 14 22 2004 8 417 41 hand 2005 1:10,000 29 3,588 224 824 12.4 km (mag/vlf) 43.5 m 1,258 m (11 holes) 33.7 km (mag)/5.5 2006 1:10,000 76 4,533 1,624 2353 207 km (Dighem) km (IP – 5 lines
Slide 8: Reconnaissance Scale Work
Reconnaissance Scale Work ▪ Soil Geochemistry – B horizon was targeted • regional grid in the northern portion of the property was 200m line spacing and 50m stations • 90% of roads at 50m • ~15 anomalous areas were identified for more detailed sampling ▪ Rock Geochemistry – prospecting was typically
Slide 9: Soil Geochemistry (Au) with Geology
Soil Geochemistry (Au) with Geology
Slide 10: Airborne Geophysics - Magnetics
Airborne Geophysics - Magnetics
Slide 11: Skoonka Project - Showing Locations
Skoonka Project - Showing Locations ▪ 2003: JJ and Discovery Northern Claims zones Honey ▪ 2006: Deadwood, Pot Discovery Ember, Backburn, Deadwood Deadwood E Bermuda, Zebra and Ember Backburn Porphyry zones Deadwood W Central ▪ Best results to date: Backburn SE 20.2 g/t Au over 12.8m Gold Creek at t
Slide 12: Skoonka Project - Showings with Soil Anomalies, Magnetic Lows and Drilling
Skoonka Project - Showings with Soil Anomalies, Magnetic Lows and Drilling 12
Slide 13: JJ Zone Location
JJ Zone Location
Slide 14: JJ Zone Summary
JJ Zone Summary ▪ The JJ showing is a fault zone comprised of 2 main quartz veins traced on surface for 175m ▪ The zone has an intensive alteration envelope proximal to the quartz veins that is between 4-20m thick and highly fractured ▪ The zone strikes at 45°- 60° dips 50°- 60° to the SE ▪ 29 DDH’s
Slide 15: JJ Zone – Discovery Trench
JJ Zone – Discovery Trench Jodi vein Jan vein 42.6 g/t Au 17.9 g/t Au
Slide 16: JJ Zone – Ground Magnetics
JJ Zone – Ground Magnetics Mag low associated with clay alteration zone(?) 200 m
Slide 17: JJ Zone – Magnetics, Soil Geochem and Proposed Drilling
JJ Zone –Magnetics, Soil Geochem and Proposed Drilling
Slide 18: JJ Zone – Plan of Existing and Proposed Drillhole Locations
JJ Zone –Plan of Existing and Proposed Drillhole Locations with Soil Anomalies SC05-007 : 26.8 g/t Au over 3.31m SC05-008 : 20.2 g/t Au over 12.8m
Slide 19: JJ Zone – Cross Section with Assays
JJ Zone – Cross Section with Assays (Section 5400E, Looking North-East)
Slide 20: JJ Zone – Detailed Geology Cross Section
JJ Zone – Detailed Geology Cross Section (Section 5400E, Looking North-East)
Slide 21: JJ Zone – Longitudinal Section, Au Gram-Metre Plot
JJ Zone –Longitudinal Section, Au Gram- Metre Plot (Looking North)
Slide 22: JJ Zone – Longitudinal Section with Assays and Proposed Drilling
JJ Zone –Longitudinal Section with Assays and Proposed Drilling (Looking North)
Slide 23: JJ Zone – Quartz Vein in Drill Core DDH SC05-007
JJ Zone – Quartz Vein in Drill Core DDH SC05-007 ▪ Quartz veins are typically massive and banded with multi-phase fracturing, brecciation and later quartz veining present ▪ Quartz vein pictured returned 54.5 g/t Au over 1.57m
Slide 24: JJ Zone – Quartz Veining
JJ Zone – Quartz Veining 54.5 g/t Au over 1.57 m 238 g/t Au over 0.38 m ▪ Classic epithermal textures; ▪ Precipitation of evidence for fluid flow & boiling coarse gold (DDH SC05-007) (DDH SC05-008)
Slide 25: JJ Zone – Soil Geochemistry
JJ Zone – Soil Geochemistry ▪ The JJ zone is well defined by soil geochemistry - pathfinder elements include Au, Ag, As, Hg, and Sb ▪ Soil sampling has identified three areas of interest outside the JJ zone for follow up: 1. 900m west of the JJ zone. This area is anomalous in As, Hg and Sb, and to a
Slide 26: JJ + Bermuda Zones - Geology and Au in Soils
JJ + Bermuda Zones - Geology and Au in Soils 1000m
Slide 27: JJ + Bermuda Zones – Ag in Soils
JJ + Bermuda Zones – Ag in Soils
Slide 28: JJ + Bermuda Zones – As in Soils
JJ + Bermuda Zones – As in Soils
Slide 29: JJ + Bermuda Zones – Hg in Soils
JJ + Bermuda Zones – Hg in Soils
Slide 30: JJ + Bermuda Zones – Sb in Soils
JJ + Bermuda Zones – Sb in Soils
Slide 31: Deadwood Zone Location
Deadwood Zone Location
Slide 32: Deadwood Zone Summary
Deadwood Zone Summary ▪ Two zones were identified through soil sampling – East and West ▪ Interpreted to be a low sulphidation epithermal system in andesite flows at the Spius/Pimainus contact, however porphyry intersected in the western drill hole may also be an influence ▪ Mineralization includes:
Slide 33: Deadwood Drilling and Rock/Soil Sampling - Au
Deadwood Drilling and Rock/Soil Sampling - Au Deadwood E Deadwood W 14.06 g/t Au 1.6 g/t to 7.2 g/t Au 50m
Slide 34: Deadwood Zones – Soil, Rock and Trenching with Drill Traces
Deadwood Zones – Soil and Rock and Trenching with Drill Traces and Trench Results (Au)
Slide 35: Deadwood West Drill Section with Gold Assays
Deadwood West Drill Section with Gold Assays (606700E, looking East)
Slide 36: Deadwood East Drill Section with Gold Assays
Deadwood East Drill Section with Gold Assays (606850E, looking East)
Slide 37: Deadwood Longitudinal Section with Gold Assays
Deadwood Longitudinal Section with Gold Assays (5580860N, Looking North)
Slide 38: Exploration Potential based on Known Occurrences
Exploration Potential based on Known Occurrences ▪ The JJ Zone is the most prospective area identified to date • 20.2 g/t Au and 7.4 g/t Ag over 12m – best drill intercept in SBVB • Minimum 700m long vein-filled fault zone defined • Open at depth and to the east and west • Soil anomalies support ext
Slide 39: Initial Plans for Further Work
Initial Plans for Further Work ▪ JJ Zone • Additional drilling, focusing on three areas (12 holes totaling 1960m); • Shallow infilling of eastern high grade shoot to test continuity of bonanza style mineralization (5 holes, 380 metres) • Western step outs, targeting mostly deeper portions of the kno