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Mount Hope Mining — Resources Roadhouse April 2026

17 slides from Mount Hope Mining's conference presentation, Apr 23, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Mount Hope Mining – Resources Roadhouse | The Hole Story

    Mount Hope Mining Resources Roadhouse | The Hole Story Resources Roadhouse | April 2026

  2. Slide 2: Important Information – Disclaimer

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION Disclaimer Mt Solitary Exploration Target The information in this presentation that relates to the Mt Solitary Exploration Target is based on, and fairly reflects, The following material is for general information purposes only and is not to be relied upon for the making of an

  3. Slide 3: Vision

    VISION Unlocking the gold & base metal potential of the southern Cobar Basin through systematic exploration and early-stage development EXPEDITED PATHWAY TO PREMIER LOCATION FOR STRATEGIC LANDHOLDING IN Gold Development Base Metal Discovery Regional Consolidation • Phase 1 & 2 complete: • Portfolio

  4. Slide 4: Our Company

    OUR COMPANY MHM CAP STRUCTURE Board, Management & Key Advisors 15% Board of directors Unico Silver 11% Ben Phillips Other MHM NON-EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN Shareholders 50% Remaining Top 20 Fergus Kiley Shareholders MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO 24% 0.25 MHM | Share Price (AUD$) Todd Williams 0.20 NON-EXECUTIVE

  5. Slide 5: Location – Cobar, NSW

    LOCATION – COBAR, NSW • Australia's premier base & precious metals mining jurisdiction • 606km2 tenure on the majority of freehold land • High-grade gold discovery and belt-scale district opportunity • NSW’s most active mining district per km2 – 6 operating mines and 7 mills within 200km • Establish

  6. Slide 6: The Project – Exploration Potential

    The Project – Prospects Exploration Potential • Gold resource growth opportunity at Mt Solitary • Broader portfolio of advanced copper-gold exploration targets • Cobar yields exceptionally deep, high-potential mineral deposits Mt Solitary Little Mt Solitary Powerline Hill Fenceline Main Road Mount S

  7. Slide 7: Mt Solitary

    MT Solitary • Phase 1 & 2 drilling complete: • 6m @ 18g/t Au from 55m (107GT) • 19m @ 4.5g/t from 39m (85GT) • Evolving structural model • Open along strike & at depth • Advancing towards JORC Resource • Rapid development opportunity Mt Solitary Significant Intercepts INTERVAL Au Au PROSPECT HOLE ID

  8. Slide 8: Mt Solitary – Visible Au & Bi Relationship

    MT Solitary – Visible Au & Bi Relationship • Visible gold grading up to 52.5 g/t Au(7) • Significant associated Bismite defined by Bruker M4 TORNADO PLUS analysis • Colloform-crustiform vein textures • Bismuth is a co-mineral with gold at AMI’s New Occidental mine (historical and current resources o

  9. Slide 9: Mt Solitary New Occidental

    MT Solitary New Occidental Mt Solitary Long Section: current mineralised envelope ~210x20x270m New Occidental Long Section with Phase 1 Mt Mt Solitary mineralised envelope open in all directions Solitary mineralisation envelope superimposed Analogue comparison is illustrative only and is not a basis

  10. Slide 10: MS2 Gold Corridor

    MS2 Gold Corridor • District scale opportunity • Overlooked major basin structure masked by MS2 Gold magnetic intrusions Corridor Mt Solitary • Strike of 7.5km - Mt Solitary to Mt Solar Little Mt Solitary Powerline Hill • 4 prospects - limited drilling: • Mt Solitary (19m @ 4.5g/t Au) + Bi Mt Solar

  11. Slide 11: MS2 Corridor – Peak Gold Mines

    MS2 Corridor – Peak Gold Mines The Peak Gold Mines have produced over >2.5 MOz Au and 140 kT of Cu2 300m • MS2 Corridor - potential analogue for the Peak Gold Mines Complex • Current mineralisation depths: • MS2 Corridor: ~300m • Peak Gold Mines: ~1,850m 1,500m • Structurally hosted precious & base

  12. Slide 12: Gold Development Strategy

    Gold development strategy • Mt Solitary presents a potential development pathway • Mt Solitary is an outcropping gold system, atop an 80m tall hill, reducing the strip ratio for future development • Located 500m from a sealed road and 3km from the town of Mt Hope (power, water, accommodation & peopl

  13. Slide 13: Cobar Consolidation

    COBAR CONSOLIDATION • 6 active mines & 7 underutilised plants • Infrastructure long / resource short Mcap ~$79m ~$144m ~$448m ~$302m ~$436m ~$15.12m (22/4/2026) • 9 development assets in 5 different juniors Project Mineral Hill Wonawinta Peak Hera Endeavor Tritton CSA • 11 active explorers across th

  14. Slide 14: Polymetallic Exploration Portfolio

    Polymetallic exploration Portfolio • Strong pipeline of over 40 additional early-stage target areas identified • Increasing tenement portfolio 606km2 via staking of an additional strategic ground • MHM controls ~40km strike length of the Scotts Craig & Sugar Loaf Faults • Advanced targets include ad

  15. Slide 15: Next Steps

    Next Steps PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 Advance Mt Solitary Project MS2 & Polymetallic Regional Consolidation prospects Initiate Phase 3 Drilling Fenceline Phase 1 Expanded exploration RC Drill Program footprint Complete Metallurgical Mt Solar Phase 1 Target generation test work RC Drill Program ongoing

  16. Slide 16: Thank You

    Thank You ASX CODE Contact details Registered office MHM info@mounthopemining.com.au Ground Floor 136 Stirling Highway Nedlands, WA 6009 Copyright Mount Hope Mining © 2026

  17. Slide 17: Appendix – MS2: Mt Solitary & Mt Solar Similarities

    Appendix 1 - MS2: Mt Solitary & Mt Solar similarities • Bookend prospects on a coherent ~7.5 km mineralised corridor (MS2) • Matching vein textures: silica flooding + crustiform/colloform-style veining • Consistent alteration/geochem: chlorite + silica ± iron oxides associated with mineralised inter

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