Slide 1: Coffee Site Visit
Coffee Site Master Click to edit Visit title July 2026 style YUKON’S NEXT GOLD PRODUCER TSX-V: TALA OTCQB: TALMF talamoremining.com
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT • Certain of the statements made and information provided by Talamore Mining Corporation (“Talamore” or the “Company”) in this presentation are forward-looking statements or information within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. Often, these forward-looking
Slide 3: Qualified Persons and Technical Disclosure
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT Qualified Persons and Technical Disclosure • The scientific and technical information contained in this presentation was reviewed by Denis Flood , Talamore’s COO and a “Qualified Person” under National Instrument 43-101. Scientific and technical information herein has been
Slide 4: Presentation Agenda & People
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Presentation Agenda & People An experienced team leveraging continuity to the project 1. Talamore Overview 2. Coffee History & Location 3. Permitting & Social License 4. Exploration & Geology Tim Warman Denis Flood Charlie Ronkos Jason O’Connell 5. Project Infrastructure & Develo
Slide 5: Talamore Projects
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Talamore Projects Coffee Gold Project, Yukon • Advanced 3.0 Moz oxide gold project • Primary focus for Talamore Cristina Precious Metals Project, Mexico • Updated MRE issued June 2026* • 795 koz AuEq Indicated at 1.41 g/t AuEq • (0.58 g/t Au, 33.3 g/t Ag, 0.50% Zn, 0.18% Pb, 0.04
Slide 6: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Capitalization Share price (June 22, 2026) C$ 9.00 Management & Board Basic Shares outstanding M 141.1 8% Others Basic Market capitalization C$M 1,270 21% Trinity Capital Options/RSUs M 10.9 Partners 9% Warrants outstanding (avg. C$2.53) M 35.4 Fully diluted shares outstanding M 18
Slide 7: Coffee Gold Project Investment Thesis
INVESTMENT THESIS Coffee Gold Project A High-Grade Oxide Gold Project in Canada, Well Funded and Advanced In The Permitting Process SIGNIFICANT M+I RESOURCE BEST-IN-CLASS LEADERSHIP COMPELLING PEA ECONOMICS WITH EXTENSIVE 2026 EXPLORATION AND EXCELLENT UPSIDE POTENTIAL AND SHAREHOLDER BASE FEASIBILI
Slide 8: A Clear Path To Production
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT A Clear Path To Production Advanced Stage Project • Time to production significantly reduced from over $300M of investment by previous owners • Feasibility level work completed for all areas; 616 km drilled, extensive infrastructure and equipment onsite • Environmental Assessment
Slide 9: History
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT History Talamore acquires Coffee Project Nov 2025 Coffee benefits from >$300M in spending and nine years of progress on drilling, Flow Through Financing test work, engineering, permitting and community relations Dec 2025 PEA delivered Feb 2026 FS commences Feb 2026 Newmont-Goldco
Slide 10: Yukon
Yukon Yukon Facts • Population: 48,000 (2025 est.) • Whitehorse: 38,000 (Capital) • Dawson City: 2,400 Coffee • Unemployment Rate: ~4% (2025 est.) • GDP: C$3.2B (2024 est.) • Mining ~7.3% • History: • 1700s-1800s: First European contact via fur trading • 1897-1899: Klondike Gold Rush & Dawson City b
Slide 11: Indigenous People In the Yukon
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Indigenous People In the Yukon • Yukon, Government of Canada and 11 of the 14 First Nations in the territory signed the Umbrella Final Agreement (UFA) in 1990 and each of the 11 First Nations has a subsequent Final Self-Governing agreement (SGA). • The UFA and SGAs are the founda
Slide 12: Traditional Territories of Yukon First Nations
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Slide 13: First Nations Support
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT First Nations Support First Nations • Despite ownership changes, project has maintained broad support through transparency, meaningful engagement and consistency of approach • Collaboration Agreement in place with Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in (TH) First Nation since 2018 • Committees in pla
Slide 14: Permitting a Major Mine in the Yukon
Permitting a Major Mine in the Yukon Major steps and key licences for a major quartz mine 1 2 3 4 5 Who does what? YESAB: Independent environmental and 2. Apply for key socio-economic 1. Environmental & mine licences assessment socio-economic 3. Reclamation & 5. Closure, 4. Build & operate assessmen
Slide 15: Permitting History of Coffee
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Permitting History of Coffee Early and Consistent • Environmental baseline data collection since 2010 • Consultation and engagement with First Nations from 2014 onwards on all aspects of project design and potential impacts and benefits Permitting Well Advanced • Yukon Environmen
Slide 16: Sustainability
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Sustainability Industry Standards • Application in process for Mining Association of Canada – Towards Sustainable Mining initiative • Coffee Heap Leach Facility (HLF) governance and transparency • Completed a third-party design review of the HLF • Completed multi-party Failure Mo
Slide 17: Robust High Grade Oxide Resource With Significant Upside
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Robust High Grade Oxide Resource 2025 MRE block model long section – Supremo With Significant Upside Looking northwest / Section thickness = 200m / Block filter: MI&I Mineral Resource Estimate (0.18 g/t cut-off grade) TONNAGE GOLD GRADE GOLD CONTAINED (kt) (g/t) (koz) Measured 1,
Slide 18: Coffee Gold Project PEA Highlights
Coffee Gold Project PEA Highlights US$2.2B | US$3.7B 217 Koz 2.8 Moz 13 yr AFTER TAX NPV5% ANNUAL AVERAGE (LOM) RECOVERED GOLD (LOM) MINE LIFE Click to edit Master title Consensus | Spot $5,000/oz style 43.5% | 62.1% $1,386/oz C$634M | C$998M AFTER TAX IRR AISC (US$/oz) CAPITAL COSTS Consensus | Spo
Slide 19: Financing Package
Financing Package Announced July 5, 2026 Early Warrant Exercise • Financing package comprised of a combination of debt and equity: • 34.8M existing warrants issued as part of acquisition financing • C$100M brokered offering of common shares • $2.50 exercise price & 5-year term to October 9, 2030 • C
Slide 20: 2026 Work Program
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT 2026 Work Program Extensive work program in advance of a construction decision in early 2027 EXPLORATION ENGINEERING PERMITTING EARLY WORKS • 20,000 m of resource conversion and • Preliminary Economic Assessment • Northern Access Route permits • New airstrip construction and dril
Slide 21: Pathway To Production
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Pathway To Production 2026 2027 2028 2029 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 PEA Engineering Feasibility study Road permits Permitting Class WUL Click to edit Master title Quartz mining license Road construction style ONE OF THE FEW CANADIAN PROJECTS OF SCALE ADVANCI
Slide 22: Key Takeaways – Preparing to Build the Coffee Project
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Key Takeaways – Preparing to Build the Coffee Project • Coffee is an advanced stage project positioned to become the next gold mine in the Yukon • Strong stakeholder support and a management team focused on creating value and strengthening our social license • Project of scale wi
Slide 23: Site Visit Details
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Slide 24: Site Visit Itinerary
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Site Visit Itinerary July 8 Afternoon Arrive in Whitehorse & Transport to Hyatt Place hotel 5:30PM Presentation from Management 7PM Dinner at Belly of the Bison July 9 6:30AM Breakfast at Hyatt Place Hotel 7:15AM Shuttle from Hotel to Airport 8:30AM Flight Departs for Coffee 10AM
Slide 25: Site Map
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Site Map Coffee Camp & Airstrip Supremo Extension Java Camp & Laydown Heap Leach ADR Plant & Camp Facility 25 talamoremining.com
Slide 26: Resources & Exploration
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Slide 27: Regional Overview (Tintina Gold Belt)
Regional Overview (Tintina Gold Belt) Coffee (Talamore) 27 talamoremining.com
Slide 28: Coffee (Talamore)
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Slide 30: Robust High Grade Oxide Resource With Upside
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Robust High Grade Oxide Resource With Upside Mineral resource estimate (0.18 g/t cut-off grade) Supremo Extension TONNAGE GOLD GRADE GOLD CONTAINED (kt) (g/t) (koz) Measured 1,200 1.80 69 Indicated 78,846 1.14 2,888 Click to edit Master title Measured & Indicated Inferred 80,046
Slide 31: Best In Class Heap Leach Project
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Best In Class Heap Leach Project 3.0 Moz M+I resource places Coffee in the top-10 largest heap-leach development projects • 1.15 g/t gold grade makes Coffee one of the highest-grade HL projects Robust deposit with high-grade sensitivity (0.4 g/t cut-off) • 2.8 Moz M+I at a grade
Slide 32: Extensive Drilling Provides Confidence in the Resource
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Extensive Drilling Provides Confidence in the Resource • 616 km of drilling by previous operators • Resource based on 4,029 drill holes • 27% diamond / 73% RC • Drilling by Talamore in March – June 2026 focused on upgrading Inferred resources to Indicated for inclusion in Click t
Slide 33: Priority Targets for Resource Conversion
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Coffee Project: Priority Targets for Resource Conversion Plan View / Grid Spacing = 1.5 km / Block Filter: In-Pit Resource Conversion Targets Supremo Category Measured Extension Cappuccino Indicated Inferred 1 3 The 2025 MRE includes 0.8 Moz Au in Inferred Resources, with 94% of
Slide 34: Supremo Deep Target
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Supremo Deep Target Oxidation and high grade continues at depth • High-grade gold oxide continues at depth below base of pit • Very few deep drill tests with oxide up to 400m Supremo Vein OXIDE depth Plan View of Long Section 150 m Wide AZI° 286 ? • Potential for multi-million-ou
Slide 35: Regional Targets For 2026 Testing
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Regional Targets For 2026 Testing Regional targets • Testing 4 regional targets each with a different signature • All targets have strong gold in soil anomalies • 3 of the 4 targets have encouraging drill/trench results • All targets have different geologic settings including Cli
Slide 36: Sugar Target
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Sugar Target Gold soil anomaly associated with arsenic • Highest arsenic in soil anomaly on property with associated gold in soil anomaly adjacent to a Magnetic-Low Anomaly porphyry size magnetic low • 12 historic wide spaced drill holes with long intercepts and high-grade • Silv
Slide 37: Konnexion Target
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Konnexion Target Connecting two smaller Kona target pits • Strong N-S trending gold anomaly similar to the prolific Supremo trend • The soil anomaly follows the edge of a magnetic Kona North high • Wide spaced drilling on the southern end supports the N-S trend Konnexion Click to
Slide 38: Ristretto Target
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Ristretto Target Gold soil anomaly associated with tungsten • Highest gold grade grab samples on property Cappuccino adjacent to south end of tungsten in soil anomaly • No gold in soil anomaly with high grade gold • Silver to gold ratio is very high at 2:1 • Copper and zinc assoc
Slide 39: Independence Target
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Independence Target Large target area with intrusive associated signature • One of the highest-grade consistent gold and silver soil anomalies on the property • 3 mineral trends projected to intersect to the east • Large east-west trending molybdenum anomaly suggesting and intrus
Slide 40: Project Infrastructure & Development Plans
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Slide 41: Transportation Infrastructure: Road
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Transportation Infrastructure Road • Northern Access Route (NAR) will be the primary transportation link to the Coffee Project • 214 km all-season road connection from Dawson City to site new construction • Utilizes existing public roads for most of the route • Approximately 30-4
Slide 42: Transportation Infrastructure: Barge
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Transportation Infrastructure Barge • Barging on Yukon River from June-September • Round-trip from McCabe Creek east of Coffee typically takes 3-4 days • Majority of existing equipment and infrastructure transported to site via barge from multiple access points McCabe Creek Barge
Slide 43: Transportation Infrastructure: Air
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Transportation Infrastructure Air • Existing 2,850’ Coffee camp airstrip at site can handle Dornier 228 (19 pax) • New Java airstrip under construction, initially 4,000’ with possible extension to 5,200’, for ATR 42-320 (42 pax) • Grubbing activities substantially complete - Oper
Slide 44: High Quality Open Pit Heap Leach Project
COFFEE GOLD PEA High Quality Open Pit Heap Leach Project Operationally Straightforward • Straightforward open-pit, truck & shovel mine • Maximum pit depth of ~250M • Site access via: Click to edit Master title • Planned 214km road from Dawson City (only ~40km of new road) • Barge via Yukon River sty
Slide 45: General Site Arrangement
COFFEE GOLD PEA General Site Arrangement Click to edit Master title Waste rock style Latte Double2 Heap Leach Pad ADR Plant & Mine Camp talamoremining.com 45
Slide 46: Heap Leach Facility
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Heap Leach Facility Benefits from High Grade & Excellent Heap Leach Recoveries • Modest power requirements for 2-stage crushing & ADR plant • No agglomeration required • Rapid leach kinetics and excellent recoveries averaging 77.5% for the project overall • Multiple metallurgical
Slide 47: Project Economics
PROJECT ECONOMICS TALAMORE “MINING
Slide 48: Coffee Gold Project PEA Highlights
Coffee Gold Project PEA Highlights US$2.2B | US$3.7B 217 Koz 2.8 Moz 13 yr AFTER TAX NPV5% ANNUAL AVERAGE (LOM) RECOVERED GOLD (LOM) MINE LIFE Click to edit Master title Consensus | Spot $5,000/oz style 43.5% | 62.1% $1,386/oz C$634M | C$998M AFTER TAX IRR AISC (US$/oz) CAPITAL COSTS Consensus | Spo
Slide 49: PEA Summary
COFFEE GOLD PEA PEA Summary Production Metrics Operating Costs Capital Costs LOM TOTAL C$/TONNE C$M Ore Mined Mt 90.5 Mining $30.30 Direct Construction Capital 563.0 Gold Grade g/t 1.25 Processing $6.94 Northern Access Route 71.3 Contained Gold kozs 3,644 G&A and Site Services $8.22 Total Direct Cap
Slide 50: Production Profile
COFFEE GOLD PEA Production Profile Production (Au koz) % Inferred FIRST 5 FULL YEARS LIFE-OF-MINE 350.0 100% AVERAGE AVERAGE Numerous exploration targets on property provide opportunity to backfill profile 90% Production Koz/year 249 217 300.0 80% 250.0 70% • PEA includes resources in the Inferred c
Slide 51: Competitive Cost Profile
COFFEE GOLD PEA Competitive Cost Profile 2024 Global All-in Sustaining Cost Curve (US$/oz) $3,500 $3,000 Timmins 1st Full 5 Yrs. LOM $2,500 Eleonore Click to edit Master title Young-Davidson Macasssa $2,000 style Island $1,500 Musselwhite Hemlo $1,000 Porcupine Lamaque Meliadine Brucejack $500 Golde
Slide 52: Strong Economics
COFFEE GOLD PEA Strong Economics CONSENSUS PRICES SPOT US$5,000/OZ NPV(5%) & IRR After-tax NPV(5%) IRR NPV5% (pre-tax) US$B 3.5 6.0 $5,000 100% NPV5% (after-tax) US$B 2.2 3.7 $4,500 90% IRR (after-tax) % 43.5 62.1 $4,000 80% Payback Years 1.97 1.46 After-Tax NPV (5%) - $US millions $3,500 70% $3,000
Slide 53: Coffee Economic Impact to Yukon
Coffee Economic Impact to Yukon Accomodation Other services Health care and Arts, and food services (except public Yukon GDP social assistance entertainment 3% administration) 10% 0% 2% • GDP: C$3.2B (2024 est.) Educational Public services administration • Mining ~7.3% 5% 25% Workforce Administrativ
Slide 54: Key Takeaways
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Slide 55: 2026 Work Program
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT 2026 Work Program Extensive work program in advance of a construction decision in early 2027 EXPLORATION ENGINEERING PERMITTING EARLY WORKS • 20,000 m of resource conversion and • Preliminary Economic Assessment • Northern Access Route permits • New airstrip construction and dril
Slide 56: Pathway To Production
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Pathway To Production 2026 2027 2028 2029 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 PEA Engineering Feasibility study Road permits Permitting Class WUL Quartz mining license Road construction Early works Air strip ONE OF THE FEW CANADIAN PROJECTS OF SCALE ADVANCING TOWARD P
Slide 57: Key Takeaways – Preparing to Build the Coffee Project
COFFEE GOLD PROJECT Key Takeaways – Preparing to Build the Coffee Project • Coffee is an advanced stage project positioned to become the next gold mine in the Yukon • Strong stakeholder support and a management team focused on creating value and strengthening our social license • Project of scale wi
Slide 58: A management team with a history of experience, talent, and foresight
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