Silver North Resources Ltd. · TSXV:SNAG

Silver North Resources — Investor Presentation (September 2025)

26 slides from Silver North Resources's investor presentation, September 2025

  1. Slide 1: Next Generation Silver Discoveries

    Next Generation Silver Discoveries silvernorthres.com SNAGTSX.V TARSFOTCQB September 2025

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements

    Forward Looking Statements Some of the statements contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are not historical facts and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties beyond the Company's control, including, but not exclusively, statements regardi

  3. Slide 3: Why Silver North?

    Why Silver North? ▪ Strong silver market forecast ▪ Strong (and growing) industrial demand ▪ Economic uncertainty ▪ Focussed on silver in Canada ▪ Partnered with and adjacent to North America’s largest silver producers ▪ Two high grade silver projects on the “discovery curve” Diamond Drill at Night,

  4. Slide 4: High Grade Silver in Yukon Territory

    High Grade Silver in Yukon Territory Haldane Silver project, YT Project located adjacent to, and in same rocks as Hecla’s high grade Keno silver mine. Three new vein discoveries from only 16 holes drilled to date. Drilling Underway Tim Silver project, YT (partnered with Coeur Mining) 19 kilometers f

  5. Slide 5: Mount Haldane Silver Discovery

    Mount Haldane Silver Discovery Road accessible, Four targets with Potential to At least 12 km of under-explored Keno- verified Keno-style discover new vein potential vein strike style vein system with veins systems to explore historic small-scale, • West Fault, • Blind discovery • only 30 surface hi

  6. Slide 6: Regional Land Position - Keno Hill District

    Regional Land Position - Keno Hill District Re-awakening of a 100+ year old Eagle Mine: M&I Resources of 234Mt @ 0.59 g/t Au: 4.4 Moz Au district Inferred Resources of 36Mt @ 0.63 g/t Au: 0.7Moz • Host to operating mines Over 220 Moz silver produced at avg grade of 1,137 g/t Ag • Recent multi-millio

  7. Slide 7: Keno Hill Silver Deposits – Key Characteristics

    Keno Hill Silver Deposits – Key Characteristics Structural architecture • Longitudinal and transverse faults • Transverse vein faults tend to: Wider, higher grade ➢ Connect parallel longitudinal faults, with steeper dip mineralization ➢ Host wider, higher grade ore shoots Lithological setting • The

  8. Slide 8: Regional Geology - Keno Hill District

    Regional Geology - Keno Hill District Haldane Property Diorite Sill Western extension of the Keno Hill District Identical geological setting to Keno silvernorthres.com SNAGTSX.V TARSFOTCQB 8

  9. Slide 9: Haldane Targets and New Discoveries

    Haldane Targets Mount and Haldane VeinNew Discoveries System (MHVS) Targets West Fault and Bighorn – recent blind discoveries 1 silvernorthres.com SNAGTSX.V TARSFOTCQB 9

  10. Slide 10: Mount Haldane – Bighorn Valley

    Mount Haldane – Bighorn Valley View to the Northwest from the top of Mount Haldane West Fault Discovery (2020) 3.14 m of 1,315 g/t Ag (drilling) Bighorn Area Main Fault (2024) 2019 Discovery 1.83 m of 1,491 g/t AgEq (drilling) Middlecoff Area 24.7 t - 3,102 g/t Ag & 59% Pb (historical production) Jo

  11. Slide 11: 2024 Targeting – West Fault & Main Zone

    2024 Targeting – West Fault & Main Zone HLD 20-19: 8.72 m of 311 g/t Ag Includes 1.78 m of 818 g/t Ag HLD 20-25: 1.00 m of 1,107 g/t Ag West Fault Surface Main Fault Expression (mineralization (no surficial at surface) HLD 20-24: 3.14 m of 1,351 g/t Ag mineralization) Main Zone - 7.6 m chip sample 1

  12. Slide 12: Haldane Silver Project: Main Fault Discovery

    Haldane Silver Project: Main Fault Discovery 12 silvernorthres.com SNAGTSX.V TARSFOTCQB HLD25-31

  13. Slide 13: Haldane Summary

    Haldane Summary Recent discoveries show potential for discovery at Haldane • Main Fault – 2025 program testing strike and down dip potential • West Fault • Bighorn Potential for multiple Keno-style vein deposits Additional targets with strong high grade silver potential • Middlecoff • Johnson } Hist

  14. Slide 14: 2025 Proposed Program

    2025 Proposed Program ▪ 10 – 12 diamond drill holes (~2500 metres). ▪ Primary objective is to expand Main Fault discovery on strike and down dip. ▪ Potential for one hole at Bighorn target ▪ Program underway silvernorthres.com SNAGTSX.V TARSFOTCQB 15

  15. Slide 15: Tim Property – A New CRD Target

    Tim Property – A New CRD Target Coeur Mining’s Silvertip Mine 19 km south Exploring same rocks hosting Silvertip ▪ Coeur’s recent exploration successful in expanding resources at Silvertip ▪ Tim mineralization resembles Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) style of mineralization present at Silvertip

  16. Slide 16: The Emerging Silvertip CRD District

    The Emerging Silvertip CRD District District anchored on Coeur Mining’s Silvertip Mine Project (SMP), 19 km south of Tim Coeur is taking a district scale approach to exploration in this emerging CRD district. ▪ Continue near mine host lithology growth (McDame) ▪ Additional carbonate units for stacke

  17. Slide 17: Tim Property – Location

    Tim Property – Location ▪ Access via Silvertip Access Rd, 100 km west of Watson Lake, YT ▪ Four-wheel drive road (20 km) to property from 19 km point of Silvertip Rd. ▪ Coeur recently completed a 2,250 m drill program (6 holes) targeting the Wolf Fault ▪ Drilling results confirm the Watson Lk presen

  18. Slide 18: Wolf Fault Target – What We Know

    Wolf Fault Target – What We Know Indications are that a significant CRD Trench 1 system may be present at Tim: • The presence of fugitive calcite veining that fluoresces under UV Trench 1: light (Barbeque Rock) 4 m - 468.1 g/t • Re-crystallization of host limestone Ag, 21.1% Pb, units 0.3% Zn • Pres

  19. Slide 19: Tim Property – Drill & Trench Results

    Tim Property – Drill & Trench Results ▪ Fieldwork by Coeur has confirmed the results of the 1,292 g/t Ag grab 1980’s era programs, with excellent silver results from chip and grab samples 1 2 ▪ Led to the identification of the Wolf Fault as a priority 3 1 target. Trenching & Drilling highlights (Coe

  20. Slide 20: Tim Property and the CRD Checklist

    Tim Property and the CRD Checklist Located at top of High grade (>400 carbonate section g/t) silver +Au, Zn, Located in major (room to grow) Pb, Cu, Mn, As, W Multiple stages of CRD/Porphyry alteration, Belt mineralization Granitic stock Large scale contact skarn zonation CRD Key Characteristics Mol

  21. Slide 21: Tim Property Opportunity

    Tim Property Opportunity • Strategic land position in an emerging CRD district ▪ Coeur has significantly grown resource as Silvertip with aggressive, district scale exploration approach • Leveraging Coeur’s expertise in this district ▪ geological knowledge of the district ▪ operational synergies (co

  22. Slide 22: Why Silver North?

    Why Silver North? • Continued Drilling in 2025 • Pivotal new discovery at Haldane, confirmation of CRD discovery at Tim • Provides investors exposure to high quality discoveries where neighbouring projects are owned by large silver producers. • Established silver districts and favourable jurisdictio

  23. Slide 23: Capital Structure

    Capital Structure Share Price (as at Sep 23, 2025) C$0.36 12-Month Share Price Performance Shares Outstanding (basic) 74.9M Options Outstanding* 4.5M Warrants Outstanding* 32.7M Market Capitalization (basic) C$17.8M Cash & cash equivalents C$2.5M Enterprise Value (basic) C$14.7M *4,476,000 options o

  24. Slide 24: The Silver North Team

    The Silver North Team Jason Weber, P.Geo. Rob Duncan, M.Sc. (Geology) Mark T. Brown, CPA-CA President, CEO, Director Vice President, Exploration Executive Chairman Background in early-stage exploration, Over 30 years of experience in mineral Trained as a Chartered Accountant with execution of option

  25. Slide 25: The Silver North Team

    The Silver North Team Winnie Wong, CPA-CA Craig Lindsay, CFA Marc Blythe, P.Eng., MBA Chief Financial Officer Director Director Obtained Chartered Accountant Over 20 years of corporate finance, CEO of Silver North’s predecessor, Tarsis designation with Deloittes investment banking & business Resourc

  26. Slide 26: Contact Us

    Contact Us @Si lv er NorthRes Jason Weber, P.Geo. - President and CEO Mark T. Brown - Executive Chairman Suite 410 – 325 Howe Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1Z7 https://www.facebook.com/silvernorthres/ (604) 687-3520 www. Sil verNor thRes.c om https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpcKVlFYlIIaN2v_up6vxiw https

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