Bison Resources Ltd. · ASX:BSR
Bison Resources — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
13 slides from Bison Resources's investor presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: Investor Presentation
INVESTOR PRESENTATION ASX :BSR May 2026
Slide 2: Disclaimers
Disclaimers Disclaimer and Forward-Looking Statements publicly any revisions to any “forward- looking statement” to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this Presentation, except as may be required under This presentation (Presentation) has been prepared by Bison Resources Limited appli
Slide 3: Project Overview
Project Overview Bison Resources has 4 properties in northeast Nevada within the prolific Carlin Trend that is host to the massive gold-silver ‘Goldstrike’, ‘Bald Mountain’ and ‘Maverick Silver’ deposits, as well as the porphyry copper-gold ‘Robinson’ deposit. Bison is targeting massive carbonate-ho
Slide 4: Project Highlights
Project Highlights Located within the same mineralisation trend as major deposits: Goldstrike, Maverick Silver, Bald Mountain, and Robinson Encompass major structural corridors, intrusions, alteration signatures, and host rocks conducive to massive gold-silver deposits, including Carlin-Type Same li
Slide 5: Project Highlights
Project Highlights The Carlin Trend is also a major producer of silver within Nevada Bison’s Projects are located 7km from Sun Silver’s (ASX: SS1) 539Moz AgEq Maverick Silver silver-gold deposit1 and situated in the same lithologies and structural setting The Bald Peaks Project is directly adjacent
Slide 6: Project Geology
Project Geology Major structural corridors with multiple cross- cutting faults – optimal fluid pathways for large mineral systems Faults are predominantly orientated northeast and northwest, consistent with other major deposits within the Carlin Trend The regional geology comprises carbonate sequenc
Slide 7: Ruby Lake Project
Ruby Lake Project Setup for a major precious metal discovery: • Carbonate basement lithologies (ideal host) • Quartzite below the carbonate sequence, and tuffaceous cap (impermeable fluid traps) • Structural intersection between NNW- and NE- trending faults (fluid conduits) • “Ruby Stock” Intrusion
Slide 8: Cherry Springs Project
Cherry Springs Project Ingredients of a major mineralised system: • Carbonate basement lithologies (ideal host) • “Cherry Stock” Intrusion emplacement at structural junction into carbonate-quartzite contact (heat and hydrothermal fluid source) • Multiple structural intersections and major flexures a
Slide 9: Bald Peaks Project
Bald Peaks Project Large-scale, walk-up targets: • 800m-long kaolinite-dominant spectral anomaly associated with major fault flexure and coincident with siderite-dolomite alteration1 • 1km-long goethite-haematite spectral anomaly (potential gossan) proximal to structural intersection1 • Structurally
Slide 10: Medicine Range
Medicine Range From-surface mineralisation indicators: • Highly structurally complex region consisting of multiple structural intersections, fault linkage structures, splays and flexures (fluid conduits) • Carbonate basement lithologies (ideal host) • Hyperspectral anomalies suggest the presence of
Slide 11: Team
Team Adam Jakovich Jay Ward Dennis Lindgren Dean Ercegovic Daniel Loughnan James Doyle Non-Executive Chair GM Exploration Non-Executive Director Non-Executive Director Chief Financial Officer Company Secretary 22 years experience in Experienced Exploration CEO of Black Bear Minerals Non-Executive Di
Slide 12: Corporate Summary
Corporate Summary Capital Structure ASX: BSR • Bison Resources Limited (ASX: BSR) Shares on Issue 66.25M commenced trading on the Australian Securities Exchange on 16 April 2026 Share Price (30-Apr-26) $0.40 • Heavily oversubscribed IPO raising $5.5 Market Capitalisation $26.50M million. • IPO proce
Slide 13: Contact Information Investor Relations
CONTACT INFORMATION INVESTOR RELATIONS Adam Jakovich Nicholas Read Non-Executive Chair Read Corporate Bison Resources Phone: +61 419 929 046 info@bisonresources.com.au nicholas@readcorporate.com.au 13