Honey Badger Silver Inc. · TSXV:TUF
Honey Badger Silver — Conference Presentation (July 2021)
17 slides from Honey Badger Silver's conference presentation, Jul 14, 2021
Slide 1: Honey Badger – A Premier Silver-Focused Growth Company
TSX-V:TUF HONEY BADGER – A PREMIER SILVER-FOCUSED GROWTH COMPANY Corporate Presentation
Slide 2: Cautionary Statements
Cautionary Statements The information set forth in this document contains “forward-looking statements”. Statements in this document, which are not purely historical, are forward-looking and include statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions regarding the future. Except for the h
Slide 3: Key Investment Drivers
Key Investment Drivers Organic Growth and Dynamic Seasoned Strategic Acquisitions Management Acquisition and Leverage Proven Experience in of Assets the Americas 3 ©2021 Honey Badger Silver, Inc. TSX-V:TUF
Slide 4: Honey Badger - Key Investment Drivers
Honey Badger - Key Investment Drivers Significant value creation underway: Leveraging the Company’s expansive asset base in the past- producing, underexplored Thunder Bay Silver District Identify potentially accretive acquisitions of high-grade quality silver ounces in mining-friendly jurisdictions
Slide 5: Performance and Capital Structure
Capital Structure Performance Share Price Performance (Last 12 Months) Ticker TSX-V:TUF Share Price (as at July 13, 2021) C$0.085 Shares Outstanding 176M Options Outstanding 6.6M Warrants Outstanding 39.7M FD Shares Outstanding 162M Market Capitalization (basic) C$15M 5 TSX-V:TUF
Slide 6: Experienced Leadership Team
Experienced Leadership Team • Chairman of Red Cloud Securities Inc., • More than30 years experience Blue Thunder Mining Inc., Seven Aces • She has worked for several mineral Ltd. and Golden Tag Resources Ltd. exploration companies • Former CEO of Victoria Gold Corp; former • She has also served as C
Slide 7: Experienced Leadership Team – continued
Experienced Leadership Team – continued • Professional Engineer, BS in mining and • BA and B. Sc. in Geology MS in Agriculture engineering, with over • Explored in Yukon for the past 50 years as a partner in Archer, Cathro & 30 years of experience in underground Associates (1981) Ltd and surface min
Slide 8: What’s Driving Silver?
What’s Driving Silver? Silver’s investment sentiment driven by a flood of liquidity by G20 economies and fear of widespread currency devaluations Negative U.S. real yields creating a surge in traditional safe havens Silver historically outperformed gold when precious metals rose amid macroeconomic c
Slide 9: Thunder Bay Silver District
Thunder Bay Silver District Known for its historic high-grade silver production Discovery of ‘bonanza’ grade silver veins in the 1840’s Cut-off grades for mining used 1,000 g/t silver Over 5Moz of silver produced in the region, mostly pre-1900s “Old timers” mined by drifting → Losing the vein meant
Slide 10: Dominant Position in the Historic Thunder Bay Silver District
Dominant Position in the Historic Thunder Bay Silver District (Mineral Deposit Inventory for Ontario; Deposit: MDI52A06SW0003) 100% ownership of ≈20,000 hectares overlying past- producing high-grade silver mines Easily accessible year-round through highways and access roads Located in an established
Slide 11: Canada’s First Silver Camp
Canada’s First Silver Camp Two main structural corridors – the Mainland and Island Belts - are associated with numerous past producing silver mines Geologic similarities to Cobalt Silver Camp, one of the most productive silver camps in the world with 442 million ounces of silver produced Honey Badge
Slide 12: Adding Value: Untapped Potential
Adding Value: Untapped Potential Thunder Bay was historically developed by drifting with little or no drilling; no real understanding of geological systems at the time Silver-vein host rocks were never systematically sampled Largely untested for extensions at depth or for other polymetallic silver-c
Slide 13: Yukon: Plata Property - Past Producing High Grade Silver
Yukon: Plata Property - Past Producing High Grade Silver Past producer (1983-84) – approx. 290,000 ounces of silver produced from small- scale, high-grade mining Previous work focused on potential for narrow, high-grade silver The P-4 Zone has undergone the most intensive drilling, demonstrating con
Slide 14: Plata Yukon Structural Setting
Plata Yukon Structural Setting Similar structural setting to the prolific Keno Hill Silver District P-2 Zone drill results: ➢ 31.86 m of 31.4 g/t silver and 10.25 % zinc; ➢ 9.77m of 22.7 g/t silver and 17.15% zinc; ➢ 2.35m of 453.0 g/t silver and 17.46% zinc; ➢ 2.98m of 857 g/t silver, 33.16% lead a
Slide 15: Yukon Properties: Groundhog and Hy
Yukon Properties: Groundhog and Hy Groundhog Hy Eighteen showings Numerous showings host discovered to date, but no silver, lead, zinc ± tungsten diamond drilling or ground mineralization in skarnified geophysics has been sediments near intrusive completed contacts Trenching results up to 684.0 g/t
Slide 16: A Timely Investment Opportunity
A Timely Investment Opportunity Unexplored Using Modern Exploration Strategic ownership in Ontario’s most productive Silver District Techniques Considerable untested potential for high-grade silver discovery Focused on Building a presence in the Americas by leveraging first class relationships HB of
Slide 17: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION TSX-V:TUF HONEY BADGER SILVER, INC. Investor Relations: Christina Slater, Manager Investors Relations cslater@honeybadgersilver.com (416) 364-2753 (914) 506-7933 Corporate Office: 145 Wellington Street West Suite 1001 Toronto, ON M5J 1H8 www.honeybadgersilver.com ©2021 Honey Badg
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