Torex Gold Resources Inc. · TSX:TXG
Torex Gold Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2026)
54 slides from Torex Gold Resources's investor presentation, July 2026
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation
TSX | TXG OTCQX | TORXF CORPORATE PRESENTATION July 2026 All amounts expressed in U.S. dollars unless otherwise stated
Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT Non-GAAP financial measures are financial measures with no standard meaning under International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”) as issued by the international accounting standards board and might not be comparable to similar financial measures disclosed by other companie
Slide 3: Torex Overview
TOREX OVERVIEW GRYPHON & Intermediate Gold & Copper Producer MEDICINE SPRINGS C$5.0B 0.55x 21% 29% market value1 P/NAV1 FCF yield1 ROCE LTM1a Significant Size & Scale 197 koz 420 - 470 koz GUIGUI AuEq produced 2026 year-to-date2 AuEq production guided in 20263 BATOPILAS Large & Growing Resource Base
Slide 4: Robust Investment Thesis
ROBUST INVESTMENT THESIS Executing across multiple fronts to drive superior shareholder returns Bolstering returns and delivering Robust investment thesis underpinned shareholder value by strong fundamentals Enhancing and extending production profile at Attractively valued relative to peers flagship
Slide 5: Attractively Valued
ATTRACTIVELY VALUED1b Trading at a discount to peers across key metrics despite robust fundamentals Refer to endnote 1b. 5
Slide 6: 2026 Guidance
2026 GUIDANCE On track to achieve full-year guidance with stronger production and costs forecast in H2 Preliminary 2026 Guidance Q1 2026 Performance Q2 2026 Performance Production (prior to payable deductions) Gold ("Au") oz 320,000 to 365,000 73,647 69,278 Silver ("Ag") koz 2,200 to 2,500 543.0 520
Slide 7: Five-Year Production Outlook
FIVE-YEAR PRODUCTION OUTLOOK Consistent gold equivalent production expected through at least 2030 2026 Guidance 2027 to 2030 Outlook Metal Prices Production (prior to payable deductions) Gold ("Au") oz 320,000 to 365,000 300,000 to 345,000 $4,000/oz Silver ("Ag") koz 2,200 to 2,500 2,500 to 2,800 $4
Slide 8: Operations and Projects
OPERATIONS AND PROJECTS
Slide 9: Morelos Complex
MORELOS COMPLEX Flagship operation is a significant producer of gold, silver, and copper Highly prospective 29,000 ha property located in prolific Guerrero Gold Belt, ~180 km from Mexico City Integrated operation with a centralized processing plant being fed by multiple underground mines 7.3 Moz AuE
Slide 10: Morelos Complex
MORELOS COMPLEX Multi-mine operation with centralized processing plant producing concentrate and doré Ore Sources Processing Plant Media Luna Underground Flotation & Leach Circuits Achieved designed mining rates in Q1 2026 Operating at steady state Capacity of 7,500 tpd Capacity of 10,600 tpd (7,646
Slide 11: Morelos – Media Luna North
MORELOS – MEDIA LUNA NORTH The next mine in the Media Luna Cluster is on track for first production in Q4 2026 Media Luna Reserves Completed Development (Mar. ’26) Planned Development Media Luna North North Vent Adit Haulage Tunnel (~550 m) (~1,000 m) Access Ramp Guajes Tunnel (~650 m) Feasibility s
Slide 12: Los Reyes
LOS REYES Expanding footprint in Mexico with high-quality, gold and silver project in Sinaloa Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) Key Highlights Combined open pit and underground operation with ~60% of mineralized material to be sourced from underground Design plant throughput of 5,000 tpd with av
Slide 13: Los Reyes – Production Profile
LOS REYES – PRODUCTION PROFILE Project boasts a healthy mine life of over 14 years with an attractive cost profile Average annual production of 161 koz AuEq6 during first 11 years of mine life prior to processing stockpiled material; 134 koz AuEq6 over 14.4-year life of project AISC5 forecast to ave
Slide 14: Los Reyes – Preliminary Timeline for Development
LOS REYES – PRELIMINARY TIMELINE FOR DEVELOPMENT Prefeasibility study (PFS) to kick off shortly with a target to deliver late 2027 Preliminary Timeline for Project Delivery Late 2027 2028 2029/2030 2031 PFS Feasibility Study Construction Production PFS to assess several trade-off studies to de-risk
Slide 15: Financial Performance
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
Slide 16: Balance Sheet & Liquidity
BALANCE SHEET & LIQUIDITY Strong balance sheet with no debt and healthy liquidity position Fully repaid outstanding debt balance Available liquidity5 of $467M at the end of Q1 No debt and $101M of lease-related obligations Liquidity expected to continue to improve with strong Targeting building to a
Slide 17: Capital Allocation
CAPITAL ALLOCATION Executing across several priorities with robust cash flow generation Mine Life & Margins Growth Enhance and extend production profile Advance and de-risk Los Reyes at Morelos through drilling Demonstrate potential of early-stage Drive efficiencies while prioritizing safe explorati
Slide 18: Return of Capital
RETURN OF CAPITAL Targeting $350M of total returns in 2026 7 Dividend Share Buybacks Quarterly dividend increased by 7% to C$0.16/sh 825,769 shares purchased at C$57/sh (2025) 3,132,783 shares purchased at ~C$68/sh (YTD 2026) Refer to endnote 7. 18
Slide 19: Exploration & Drilling
EXPLORATION & DRILLING
Slide 20: Exploration & Drilling
EXPLORATION & DRILLING Record investment of $77M planned in 2026 to conduct 148,500 m of drilling 2026 Budget 2026 Drilling Metres 2026 Allocation Increased budget reflects expanded portfolio of projects following Prime Mining and Reyna Silver acquisitions Los Reyes budget includes study costs assoc
Slide 21: Morelos Property
MORELOS PROPERTY Drilling focused on enhancing production profile and extending mine life $43M budgeted in 2026 (113,500 m of drilling) ELG Underground (36,000 m) Replacing reserves and growing resources Targeting discovery of new mineralized trends Media Luna Cluster (62,500 m) Expanding and upgrad
Slide 22: Morelos – Significant Exploration Upside Exists
MORELOS – SIGNIFICANT EXPLORATION UPSIDE EXISTS Structural corridor is key to unlocking the exploration potential of Morelos Magnetic imaging shows strong potential for additional resource upside at Morelos The north-south structural corridor is considered the main ore control of mineralization The
Slide 23: Morelos – ELG Underground
MORELOS – ELG UNDERGROUND Building on a proven track record of mine life extensions Drilling success at ELG Underground is a key driver of maintaining output at current levels Two years of mine life added through drilling in 2025 – now extending through 2031 Continued discovery of new mineralized st
Slide 24: Morelos – Media Luna Cluster
MORELOS – MEDIA LUNA CLUSTER Targeting to grow resources on the south side of Morelos Property Media Luna Focused on replacing mined reserves while expanding mineral resources Strong potential to expand resources to the south and east of the mine Media Luna North Drilling in 2026 targeting to de-ris
Slide 25: Los Reyes
LOS REYES 20,000 m of drilling planned for 2026 to upgrade resources and support the PFS $18M budgeted in 2026 (20,000 m) Drilling to focus on expanding resources at Guadalupe, Z-T, and Central and upgrading resource confidence to support economic studies 2027/2028 program will target to enhance the
Slide 26: Early-Stage Exploration Projects – Nevada
EARLY-STAGE EXPLORATION PROJECTS – NEVADA Gryphon & Medicine Springs located in highly-prospective Carlin Trend $12M of expenditures planned in 2026 Gryphon (7,500 m) Option to earn-in to an initial 70% interest Exploration focused on delineating and prioritizing drill targets Drilling of two highes
Slide 27: Early-Stage Exploration Projects – Chihuahua
EARLY-STAGE EXPLORATION PROJECTS – CHIHUAHUA Expanding footprint in Mexico through Batopilas and Guigui $4M of expenditures earmarked in 2026 Batopilas (5,000 m) Exploration work underway to support target definition Planned drilling to test two initial targets expected to commence in Q4 2026 Guigui
Slide 28: Corporate Profile
eo Torex Gold RESOURCES INC. CORPORATE PROFILE
Slide 29: Corporate Summary
CORPORATE SUMMARY Share Price Performance1 Shareholder Data2 7.00 Other TXG GDXJ Index Resource (Active) 6.00 (Active) 10% (Indexed to January 1, 2022) Price Performance - USD 5.00 28% Resource 4.00 (Passive) 10% 3.00 Undisclosed/ Other 2.00 Retail (Passive) 41% 11% 1.00 Top 10 Shareholders2 0.00 In
Slide 30: Committed to Responsible Mining
COMMITTED TO RESPONSIBLE MINING Delivering value to shareholders while making a positive difference in society Excellent environmental performance Committed to globally-recognized standards ZERO 68% 83% Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RGMPs) reportable environmental reduction in Scope 1 of water
Slide 31: Management Team
MANAGEMENT TEAM Years of Name Experience Experience ANDREW SNOWDEN Joined Torex in 2021 as CFO 25+ President & Chief Executive Officer Previously served as Senior Vice President and CFO at Sherritt International Corporation DAN ROLLINS CFA Joined Torex in 2019 as SVP, Corporate Development & Investo
Slide 32: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Years of Name Experience Experience RICK HOWES P.Eng. Board member since 2020 40+ Chair of the Board Seasoned senior mining executive with over 40 years of experience in the mining industry ANDREW SNOWDEN Joined Torex in 2021 as CFO 20+ President & Chief Executive Officer Previous
Slide 33: Appendix — Financials
Torex Gold RESOURCES INC. APPENDIX — FINANCIALS
Slide 34: Currency and Commodity Hedges
CURRENCY AND COMMODITY HEDGES Protection in place against foreign exchange volatility on operating costs All amounts in U.S. dollars 2026 2027 2028 Positions as of July 2, 2026 Remaining FY FY MXN/USD Forwards Amount (USD) M$ $50.0 $72.0 $10.0 Average Price (MXN) USD/MXN 18.23 18.37 18.24 MXN/USD Co
Slide 35: Operating Cash Flow Seasonality
OPERATING CASH FLOW SEASONALITY Operating cash flow tends to be weakest in H1 given timing of tax, royalty and PTU payments Final payments related to royalties, profit sharing, and taxes are subject to movements in the Mexican peso relative to the U.S. dollar Cash flow from operations prior to chang
Slide 36: Operating Cash Flow Seasonality
OPERATING CASH FLOW SEASONALITY Timing Differences – Royalties & Profit Sharing Royalty – Mexican Geological Survey Profit Sharing – Employees 2.5% of gross revenue Mandated by Government of Mexico Accrued quarterly and paid the following quarter Accrued quarterly and paid annually in Q2 of the Reco
Slide 37: Operating Cash Flow Seasonality
OPERATING CASH FLOW SEASONALITY Timing Differences – Mining Royalty & Corporate Income Tax Mining Tax – Government of Mexico Corporate Income Tax – Government of Mexico 8.5% of mine level EBITDA 5 plus allowable 30% of taxable income in Mexico deductions Accrued quarterly and paid monthly via instal
Slide 38: Appendix – Exploration & Drilling
APPENDIX – EXPLORATION & DRILLING
Slide 39: Growing Reserves & Resources
GROWING RESERVES & RESOURCES Significant resource upside given majority of Morelos remains unexplored Leveraging Torex Exploration System to systematically advance targets from initial selection stage through to reserve definition System has been effectively deployed at Morelos and is now being expo
Slide 40: Morelos – ELG Underground
MORELOS – ELG UNDERGROUND10 Continuing to identify second order structures identified parallel to main trends Multiple mineralized structures discovered to be running parallel to main El Limón Sur trend Mineralization has been confirmed to extend to a depth of 700 metres above sea level and remains
Slide 41: Morelos – Media Luna Cluster
MORELOS – MEDIA LUNA CLUSTER10 Strong potential to expand resources to the south and east of Media Luna Drilling has encountered higher-grade mineralization east of the mine, as shown MLE26-013 which returned 9.14 gpt AuEq over 7.5 m*, including 38.06 gpt AuEq over 1.4 m Drilling to the south of the
Slide 42: Appendix: Market Commentary
APPENDIX: MARKET COMMENTARY
Slide 43: Gold – A Proven, Valuable Investment
GOLD – A PROVEN, VALUABLE INVESTMENT Despite record price run through 2025, market drivers continue to support bullish outlook Proven to have strong historical returns compared to other key asset classes11 Supply insufficient to meet growing demand12 Safe haven investment Total gold demand is a reco
Slide 44: Copper & Silver
COPPER & SILVER Meaningful contributors to production over Morelos life of mine (“LOM”) COPPER SILVER (~60 Mlb annual production over LOM) (~2.3 Moz annual production over LOM) Increased value All-time high Prices rose by over 40% in 2025, marking Tightening global export restrictions have the large
Slide 45: Gold Equities vs. Physical Gold
GOLD EQUITIES VS. PHYSICAL GOLD Equities have historically lagged gold, but have gained momentum in recent rally 1 Equities offer upside through exposure to other metal price fluctuations and, at current metal prices, generate significant cash flow to enable capital returns to shareholders Refer to
Slide 46: Gold Equities vs. Physical Gold
GOLD EQUITIES VS. PHYSICAL GOLD Beyond gold price leverage, equities offer catalysts to drive strong returns 1 Since listing on the TSX, Torex has seen two key instances that shares significantly outperformed both gold and the GDX/GDXJ, both centred around delivering large capital projects Refer to
Slide 47: Mining in Mexico
MINING IN MEXICO16 A critical industry for the country’s economy, contributing ~9% to industrial GDP ~$3 billion ~$15 billion 416,000 2.6 million 28% in tax contributions to per year in estimated additional direct employment indirect jobs higher salaries in mining government from mining economic val
Slide 48: Mineral Reserves & Resources
MINERAL RESERVES & RESOURCES
Slide 49: Mineral Reserves
MINERAL RESERVES December 31, 2025 Property Deposit Reserve Category Tonnes Au Ag Cu Au Ag Cu AuEq AuEq (kt) (gpt) (gpt) (%) (koz) (koz) (mlb) (gpt) (koz) Morelos Media Luna Proven 7,396 2.93 25.7 0.82 696 6,106 134 4.60 1,095 Underground Probable 15,210 2.41 21.9 0.82 1,178 10,719 273 4.02 1,968 Pr
Slide 50: Notes to Mineral Reserves
NOTES TO MINERAL RESERVES December 31, 2025 Notes to accompany the mineral reserve table: Morelos – ELG Underground: 1. Mineral reserves were developed in accordance with CIM (2019) guidelines. 1. Mineral reserves are reported above an in-situ ore cut-off grade of 2.8 gpt AuEq and an in-situ increme
Slide 51: Mineral Resources
MINERAL RESOURCES December 31, 2025 (Morelos); April 25, 2026 (Los Reyes) Property Deposit Resource Category Tonnes Au Ag Cu Au Ag Cu AuEq AuEq (kt) (gpt) (gpt) (%) (koz) (koz) (mlb) (gpt) (koz) Morelos Media Luna Measured 9,618 3.03 28.2 0.92 936 8,728 196 4.88 1,508 Underground Indicated 24,070 2.
Slide 52: Notes to Mineral Resources
NOTES TO MINERAL RESOURCES December 31, 2025 (Morelos); April 25, 2026 (Los Reyes) Notes to accompany the mineral resource table: 3. The dataset allowed the bulk density to be directly estimated into the domains with an average bulk density of 3.4 g/cm3. 1. Mineral resources were prepared in accorda
Slide 53: Endnotes
ENDNOTES 1. Estimates provided by S&P Capital IQ as of July 10, 2026. a. Return on capital employed (“ROCE”) calculated as EBIT / (total assets - total current liabilities). b. Peer average multiples based on consensus estimates for Alamos Gold, Allied Gold, Aris Mining, Artemis Gold, Aura Minerals,
Slide 54: www.torexgold.com
TSX | TXG OTCQX | TORXF www.torexgold.com Laura Totan Manager, Investor Relations Email: laura.totan@torexgold.com | Direct: 1-437-293-5051
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