Coyote Copper Mines Inc. · TSXV:CCMM

Coyote Copper Mines — Investor Presentation (November 2026)

31 slides from Coyote Copper Mines's investor presentation, November 2026

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation: Copper Springs and Gibson Projects

    Corporate Presentation Copper Springs and Gibson Projects – Arizona, USA November 2026

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This document may contain “forward-looking information” within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation and “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, “forward-looking statements”). These forwa

  3. Slide 3: Stock Performance

    Coyote Copper TSX V “CCMM” Stock Performance Current Price 52 week High CA$0.40 CA$0.75 Market Cap 52 week Low CA$60.00M CA$0.14 Shares Basic Shares F/D 150,593,846 175,363,943 Cash as of Oct. 16 CA$ 8 million Coyote Copper went Public in April 2026 @ CA$0.14 per share

  4. Slide 4: Arizona Regional Map: The Copper Triangle

    Arizona Regional Map The Copper Triangle ● Located 60 Miles East of Phoenix, AZ ● Historic Copper Mining District ● Copper Triangle Historical Production and Resources

  5. Slide 5: The Copper Triangle – Arizona USA

    The Copper Triangle – Arizona USA ● 4 Current Operating Mines Pinto Valley – Capstone Ray Mine – Grupo Mexico Carlota – KGMH Miami Area – Freeport ● RIO Tinto and BHP Building The World’s Second Largest Undeveloped Mine (The Resolution Mine) 1.9 Billion tons grading 1.5% (over 57 Billion lbs of Copp

  6. Slide 6: Coyote Copper's Land Package

    Coyote Copper’s Land Package ● Surrounded by some on the largest copper mining companies in the world ● BHP ● Rio Tinto ● Freeport McMoRan ● KGHM ● Groupo Mexico ● South 32 ● Capstone COPPER SPRINGS PROJECT Historic resources 47M tons(1) @ 0.4% Cu ~ 400 MILLION LBS OF COPPER PATENDED 224 ACRE GIBSON

  7. Slide 7: Copper Springs and Gibson Land Package

    Historic resources 39M tons(1) @ 0.4% Cu Copper Springs and Gibson ~343M lbs of Copper Land Package ● 1,100 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) mining claims Historic resources 7M tons(1) @ 0.4% Cu ● ~22,086 Acres (~89.4 square kms) ~61M lbs of Copper ● Plus Private Land holdings 223.85 acres Historic r

  8. Slide 8: District Geology Overview

    Copper Springs District Geology Overview • Part of the greater Globe–Miami copper district. • Known for Laramide-age porphyry copper systems. • Hosted in older Precambrian rocks cut by copper-bearing intrusions. • Copper occurs in several styles including shallow oxide copper, mineralized veins/shea

  9. Slide 9: How the Copper Springs Project got its name

    How the Copper Springs Project got its name

  10. Slide 10: Copper Springs and Gibson Are Porphyry Copper Deposits

    Copper Springs and Gibson Are Porphyry Copper Deposits ● Copper Porphyry: 60% of the world’s copper Supply. 65% of known resources. ● Formed by tectonic plates: One tectonic plate is pushed under (subduction) another. This forms mountains. ● Large tonnage: Porphyries usually have very large tonnage

  11. Slide 11: Copper Springs and Gibson Four Complementary Targets

    Copper Springs and Gibson 2. Santa Ana – Historic Resource Four Complementary Targets Shallow Bulk-Tonnage Potential Oxide and Mixed Sulphide 1. Gibson – Historic Resource High-Grade Vein Potential Surface sample 2007 Drill core Gibson: historic ore-pile sample 1939405 4. New Zone – Maher, Birthday

  12. Slide 12: CCMM Purchased the Historic Gibson Mine on November 3, 2026

    CCMM Purchased the Historic Gibson Mine on November 3, 2026 ● Patented Mining Claims: 223.85 acres consisting of three patented mining claims ● Past Production: 17.2 million lbs of copper recovered from 55,750 short tons of ore, 1903-1969. June 1907: approximately 80 tons/day shipped to Old Dominion

  13. Slide 13: 37 Fully Permitted Drill Locations; Drilling Starts Nov. 16th

    37 Drill Locations Fully Permitted Drill locations Drilling Starts Nov. 16th Initial Drill Locations ● Each Drill location may have multiple drill holes.

  14. Slide 14: Copper Springs (Santa Ana) and Gibson Historical Drilling

    Copper Springs (Santa Ana) and Gibson Historical Drilling The Donut ● Broad Copper Potential: Multiple historical holes returned meaningful copper grades and widths across Santa Ana. ● Room to Expand: Targets beyond the historic drill clusters offer additional exploration potential across the claim

  15. Slide 15: Historical Drilling

    Copper Springs Historical Drilling Company Years Holes (#) Cum. Meters 1947- Miami Copper 5 783m ● 96 Historic Drill Holes 1950 ● We have the core for the last 14 holes drilled Consolidated Uranium 1957 3 243m in 2007-2009: Core was relogged by Coyote Copper in 2026. 1964- Kerr McGee 12 1,223m 1967

  16. Slide 16: Exploration Data Summary

    Copper Springs Exploration Data Summary Surface sampling Mapping and geophysics 4,520 samples collected Recorded coverage and survey status Sample Collected Cu assays Average Cu Dataset Recorded coverage / Survey status Rock 454 337 0.81% Structural 3,614 measurements mapping 3,428 veins, 145 faults

  17. Slide 17: Geophysics CSEM and SIP – BHP Donut

    Geophysics CSEM and SIP – From February 2026 – BHP Donut IP Inversion Results From 300 metres Surface – deep Indication of a second Donut shape to the east Still present at 1450 metres 650 metres deep. Due to deep the depth we start to lose resolution

  18. Slide 18: Geophysics Update

    Copper Springs Geophysics Update ● CSEM Survey: Additional survey to add to the original survey completed in February. ● Zonge continues field operations with steady progress. Delivered = 25 Station In Processing = 63 Station Unread/repeats = 35 Station

  19. Slide 19: Donut Confirmed by UAV Magnetics and Copper in Soil Samples

    Donut Confirmed by: UAV Magnetics & Copper in Soil Samples • Both the Soil Samples and the Magnetics (Mag Low)

  20. Slide 20: CSEM and SIP vs Magnetic Survey Verifying the Donut

    Copper Springs CSEM and SIP vs Magnetic Survey verifing the Donut

  21. Slide 21: Rock and Channel Samples with the Outline of the Donut

    Rock and Channel Samples with the Outline of The Donut

  22. Slide 22: Representative Mineralization in the New Zone

    Representative Mineralization in the New Zone • A) Porphyritic intrusive hosting a quartz stockwork with chalcopyrite, pyrite, and trace bornite. Representative of the central intrusive mineralization. • B) Representative quartz-sulfide veinlet (3 cm average width) hosting chalcopyrite, pyrite, and

  23. Slide 23: Rock and Channel Samples

    Width Cu Mo Ag Sample Target Type Easting Northing Certificate (m) (%) (ppm) (g/t) Rock and Channel 2027129 West Gibson Rock chip 0.60 503463 3688553 19.25 18.50 17.85 SP0158872 2027134 West Gibson Rock chip 0.80 503433 3688611 10.63 37.40 15.30 CYTE26-001 1844755 West Gibson Rock chip 0.60 503483 3

  24. Slide 24: Soil Geochemistry

    Copper (Cu) Molybdenum (Mo) Silver (Ag) Copper Springs Soil Geochemistry • Copper and molybdenum anomalies persist north of the claim boundary. • Updated Drone Magnetic Survey showing a Mag low in the middle of the Donut. Lead (Pb) Zinc (Zn) Manganese (Mn)

  25. Slide 25: Soil Programs

    Copper Springs and Gibson Soil Programs ● 2,437 soils assayed. ● 1,341 mapped soils awaiting assays (blue and orange).

  26. Slide 26: Management

    Management Daniel has worked for over 20 years at some of the top financial firms in Canada. He worked as an Institutional Daniel Weir Equity Trader, Sales and Investment banking as well as a broker. He was the Head of Institutional Equity Sales CEO, Founder, at a boutique firm focused on financing

  27. Slide 27: Geological Team

    Geological Team Dr. Michael Feinstein (CPG, PhD) is an economic geologist, project generator and consultant with over 15 years of experience in mineral exploration, mining, and resource evaluation. Michael is the owner of MineOro Explorations, who leads a group of approximately 60 experts, providing

  28. Slide 28: Independent Board

    Independent Board Erika Dohring Erika has extensive knowledge and expertise in epithermal gold and silver deposits, as well as base metals systems M.Sc. Geology including porphyry copper and VMS. She grew into a career as an exploration geologist with exposure to capital markets and economic evaluat

  29. Slide 29: Advisors

    Advisors Jean is a professional geologist with 45 years of experience in geology and mineral exploration nationally in Canada and Jean Lafleur internationally in the USA, Mexico, Latin America, Ireland, Spain and Africa. He has been a C-suite executive for small cap junior exploration companies over

  30. Slide 30: Project Update

    Copper Springs - Project Update ● Core Shack setup underway ● Geophysics ongoing ● More Soil Sampling and Mapping ● Road and Drill Pad construction underway ● Drilling commencing Oxide Outcrop in the Santa Ana Area

  31. Slide 31: Contact: Daniel (Dan) Weir, CEO

    Copper Springs and Gibson Projects Contact: Daniel (Dan) Weir, CEO DanWeir@CoyoteCopper.com +1-416-720-0754 (Cell and WhatsApp) www.CoyoteCopper.com

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