Ongwe Minerals Inc. · TSXV:OGW
Ongwe Minerals — Investor Presentation (April 2026)
25 slides from Ongwe Minerals's investor presentation, April 2026
Slide 1: Discovering Gold in Namibia
TSXV: OGW DIS COVER ING GOLD IN NAMIB IA IN VESTO R PR ESEN TATIO N APR IL 2026 We live here. We explore here. We make discoveries here.
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement & Disclaimer
FOR WAR D LOOK ING STATEMENT & DIS CLAIMER This document has been prepared by Ongwe Minerals Inc. (“Ongwe Minerals” or the “Company”) solely for the use in the presentation being given in connection with the recipient’s evaluation of the Company which is defined and outlined further herein. This doc
Slide 3: Ongwe Hails from a Proven Namibian Lineage
ONGWE H AILS FR OM A PR OVEN NAMIB IAN LINEAGE RTO of Great Quest Gold closed in $100m fresh working capital raised $368m cash sale to Yintai/Shanjin $180m sale to B2Gold Feb 2026 since 2024 Transaction closed 2024 1.8moz, PEA stage and largely Concurrent Financing $4.85mil 10x growth in share price
Slide 4: Why Ongwe Minerals
WHY ONGWE MINERALS “OVER 10 MOZ OF GOLD DISCOVERED IN NAMIBIA IN THE LAST 15 YEARS — MORE THAN 5 MOZ OF WHICH INVOLVED MEMBERS OF THE ONGWE TEAM” ACCOMPLISHED TEAM QUALITY ASSETS Highly successful team with multiple discoveries *Namibia - 352,000 ha (Damara Belt) and high valued project exits **Egyp
Slide 5: Founders & Executive Management
FOUNDERS & EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT CARL JOONE DAVE UNDERWOOD TONY DA SILVA PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Carl is a Namibian-born geologist with over a decade of gold Dave is a geologist with 30 years of exploration experience Tony is a qualified Chartered Accoun
Slide 6: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS HEYE DAUN ALAN FRIEDMAN JED RICHARDSON DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR A mining engineer and company builder with over 25 years of A Toronto-based public markets entrepreneur with 25 years of Jed Richardson has extensive experience in mining and experience in the mining industry and pu
Slide 7: Share Structure and Timelines
SHARE STRUCTURE AND TIMELINES CAPITALIZATION OVERVIEW 42.7 million common shares $1.13 price per share (April, 13th 2026) 7.9 million warrants (price $1.06 - $2.65) $48.23 million market capitalization 25k options $4.85 mil cash (February 2026) SHAREHOLDER OVERVIEW PROJECT CATALYSTS Ross Beaty 1Q202
Slide 8: Namibia
NAMIBIA AFRICA’S BEST BY FAR Namibia is one of Africa’s most stable nations, with over three decades of political and economic stability since independence. Established mining sector producing diamonds, uranium, gold, and zinc. Excellent infrastructure: sealed roads, reliable electricity and water,
Slide 9: Damara Gold Project
DAMARA GOLD PROJECT PROJECT OVERVIEW OMATJETE GOLD PROJECT 152 000 ha 3 Projects 2 Discoveries 352,000ha of prospective ground Located on the regionally significant Okondeka Fault Zone which has proven to be a higly fertile mineralized system Initial surface work has outlined a significant gold syst
Slide 10: Omatjete
OMATJETE PROJECT OVERVIEW The project is located in the north Central Zone of the Damara Belt, along the regionally significant Okondeka Fault Zone (OFZ) - host to the Kokoseb gold deposit and Manga gold discovery The newly acquired ground to the east of the Manga discovery contains an additional 50
Slide 11: Omatjete - Manga Discovery
OMATJETE MANGA DISCOVERY On strike with WIA Gold’s Kokoseb discovery Greenfields gold discovery with a footprint exceeding 4.5 km in strike Covered by 1–10 m of calcrete and scree Rock chip sampling returned up to 19.75 g/t Au and infill soils peaked at 200 ppb Au Initial scout drilling intersected
Slide 12: Khorixas
Belmont KHORIXAS PROJECT OVERVIEW K17 Located 60 km west of Osino’s Eureka gold project with easy access via tar road Positioned within the Northern Zone of the Damara Orogenic Belt Extensive surface geochemistry with peak soil values of 1,490ppb and peak rock chip assays of 145.7 g/t Au Targets wer
Slide 13: Khorixas - Belmont Discovery
KHORIXAS BELMONT DISCOVERY OVERVIEW Belmont prospect covers a 12 × 6 km zone between the Khorixas- Gaseneirob and Belmont Thrust Zones ~90% of the area is concealed beneath calcrete and scree cover Exploration to date has identified 18 target areas, primarily defined by calcrete and grab sampling In
Slide 14: Khorixas - Belmont Discovery
KHORIXAS BELMONT DISCOVERY Defined by a 12 x 6km gold in calcrete anomaly ~95% of the area covered by 1–15 m of calcrete and scree Limited drilling at BK2 intersected gold and sulphide bearing quartz veins 4,000m to 5,000m of RC drilling has been budgeted for bedrock sampling (ongoing) 4m @ 10.2 g/t
Slide 15: Khorixas - Belmont Plains Anomaly
KHORIXAS BELMONT - PLAINS ANOMALY The Plains anmaly is a new 2km long bedrock gold anomaly outlined under thick alluvial and Alteration and bedrock mineralization is spatially associated with the Khorixas Fault calcrete cover Zone which is interpreted as a reactivated basin-margin structure Bedrock
Slide 16: Khorixas - K17 Copper/Gold Prospect
KHORIXAS K17 - COPPER/GOLD PROSPECT The K17 target within the Khorixas project area represents an exciting opportunity to explore and define an intense, large-scale gold-copper anomaly with a footprint of approximately 20km2 A large number of high grade rock chip samples have been collected from the
Slide 17: Outjo
OUTJO PROJECT OVERVIEW The Outjo licence was staked to test regional lineaments in the north of the licence and the eastern strike extensions of structures hosting the Eureka discovery. An initial surface sampling program was completed over the northern area, with further work planned to evaluate th
Slide 18: Exploration Strategy
EXPLORATION STRATEGY KHORIXAS - BELMONT OMATJETE - MANGA 4,000m of RC bedrock sampling to tighten 2,000m of RC bedrock sampling to tighten existing calcrete anomalies (ongoing) existing calcrete anomalies Follow up DD drilling on bedrock anomalies Follow up DD drilling on bedrock anomalies KHORIXAS
Slide 19: Contact
carl@ongweminerals.com dave@ongweminerals.com President & Co-Founder CEO SUITE 1890 – 1075 WEST GEORGIA STREET VANCOUVER, BC V6E 3C9
Slide 20: Egypt
EGYPT OVER 4000 YEARS OF GOLD MINING Africa’s 2nd largest economy (with largest presence of Fortune 500 in Africa) Regularly ranks as Africa’s biggest destination for FDI (Net FDI ~$7.5 billion) Major signatory to multinational and bilateral trade agreements c.10% of world trade passes through the S
Slide 21: Arabian Nubian Shield and the Central Eastern Desert
EGYPT ARABIAN NUBIAN SHIELD AND THE CENTRAL EASTERN DESERT The Central Eastern Desert (CED) forms part of the Arabian Nubian Shield (ANS), an amalgamation of volcanic arcs, small sedimentary basins, and syn- to late orogenic intrusives formed during the Pan-African Orogeny. Unlike many regions, the
Slide 22: Central Eastern Desert Project Overview
OVERVIEW CENTRAL EASTERN DESERT PROJECT The Company has a 1,900 km² Landholding in the CED of Egypt. Located 70 km NW of the 10Moz Sukari mine; near historic mines (Barramiya, Dungash, Hamash, Atud). Other companies exploring in the area include Barrick, AngloGold Ashanti (acquired Centamin, Nov 202
Slide 23: Umm Bisillah North Gold Prospect
UMM BISILLAH NORTH GOLD PROSPECT DRILL RESULTS AND TARGET OVERVIEW Drill discovery of a silica-carbonate, shear-hosted gold (Au) vein system with no prior artisanal workings. This represents an orogenic gold discovery with significant size and grade potential, located along the regional-scale Najd F
Slide 24: ASH VMS Cu-Zn-Au Prospect
ASH VMS CU-ZN-AU PROSPECT FOCUS AREA AND EXPLORATION WORK The current focus area covers approximately 300 m of strike (as shown on the map), while mineralized and gossanous horizons extend over more than 2.5 km across the region, suggesting possible structural repetition (e.g., southern target horiz
Slide 25: Egypt Licences and Prospects
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