Beyond Minerals Inc · CSE:BY
Beyond Minerals — Investor Presentation (October 2026)
25 slides from Beyond Minerals's investor presentation, October 2026
Slide 1: A copper-gold porphyry system confirmed on 3,522 hectares near Pemberton
OCTOBER 2026 A copper-gold porphyry system confirmed on 3,522 hectares, approximately 30 minutes north of Pemberton, British Columbia. CSE: BY · OTCQB: BYDMF · beyondminerals.ca
Slide 2: Cautionary statements
IMPORTANT NOTICE Cautionary statements This presentation contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. All Qualified Person. The scientific and technical information in this presentation has been reviewed and approved statements, other than
Slide 3: Introductions
Introductions Lawrence Tsang, AF Allan Frame LT MR Maxwell Reinhart JF Jason Frame P.Geo President & CEO Director & VP Exploration Manager of Marketing Manager of Communications • Over 40 years as an investment • 20 years of experience in the North • Associate at Vanhart Capital Corp., • Capital mar
Slide 4: The geologists on the ground at Owl Creek
TECHNICAL TEAM The geologists on the ground at Owl Creek Graeme Evans, P.Geo Paul Baxter, PGo GE PB Senior Geologist, Advisor Senior Project Geologist • Over 40 years of experience in mineral • Over 35 years of experience in mineral exploration throughout North America. exploration with junior and m
Slide 5: Beyond Minerals: from 2022 IPO to a copper-gold porphyry focus
COMPANY HISTORY Beyond Minerals: from 2022 IPO to a copper-gold porphyry focus 2022 2023 2024–25 2026 Public listing New leadership, Ontario lithium Discovery, then diversification Owl Creek takes the lead • April — Initial public offering • February — Allan Frame appointed • January 2024 — Ear Fall
Slide 6: A critical minerals explorer with three 100%-owned projects in Canada
THE PORTFOLIO A critical minerals explorer with three 100%-owned projects in Canada Lithium in Ontario; rare earth elements and copper in British Columbia. Road-accessible ground in two of the world's most stable mining jurisdictions. CU-AU · BRITISH COLUMBIA LITHIUM · O N TA R I O REE · BRITISH COL
Slide 7: Copper porphyry ground held 100% with no encumbrances
THE OPPORTUNITY Copper porphyry ground 30 minutes north of Pemberton, held 100% with no encumbrances 3,522 100% 5 10+ km 30 min Hectares in total, Owned. Low-cost staking Zones identified — A, B, Structural strike length, North of Pemberton, BC including the expansion with no further C, D and E Zone
Slide 8: Road access and a growing town next door
LOCATION & ACCESS Road access and a growing town next door Near Pemberton, BC About 7 km north of Pemberton; approximately 30 minutes' drive. Pemberton is a small but fast-growing community in the upper Lillooet River Valley. Logging-road accessible Most of the property is reachable by logging road.
Slide 9: Inside the Cascade Magmatic Arc
REGIONAL SETTING Inside the Cascade Magmatic Arc • A continental-margin arc extending more than 1,200 km from northern California into southwestern British Columbia (Hildreth, 2007). • Part of the subduction zone where the Juan de Fuca Plate dives beneath the North American Plate — the heat and pres
Slide 10: Historical exploration establishes the baseline
A CENTURY OF WORK Historical exploration establishes the baseline Exploration at Owl Creek began in the early 1910s. Multiple operators completed soil geochemistry, geophysics, mapping and diamond drilling — a comprehensive baseline that Beyond's 2026 program is now building on. 1910s 1928 1948 1960
Slide 11: Zone C: ~1,000 m by 300 m, open in all directions
ZONE C · PRIORITY TARGET Zone C: ~1,000 m by 300 m, open in all directions Approximately 1,000 m strike × 300 m width Open in all directions; connects with Zone D. 10 historical diamond drill holes Best historical intercepts 100.58 m of 0.40% Cu (C-1) and 39.62 m of 0.54% Cu (C-2). Drill sites reloc
Slide 12: Confirming the system on the ground
J U LY 2 0 2 6 T E C H N I C A L S I T E V I S I T Confirming the system on the ground The July 2026 visit verified historical work, evaluated surface mineralization and the footprint of the porphyry system, and finalized the 2026 exploration plan. Extensive malachite mineralization on surface, part
Slide 13: Textures of a porphyry system
FIELD EVIDENCE Textures of a porphyry system Pervasive sericite–silica alteration The primary diorite texture has been replaced. Zone C sits at the edge of the phyllic alteration. Multiple veining and cross-cutting relationships Suggesting multiple mineralizing events — epidote veining cross-cutting
Slide 14: Connecting the zones
ZONES C + D Connecting the zones ZONE D • Similar size to Zone C. • Comparable soil geochemistry to Zone C. • Diorite identified by soil and geophysical surveys; connects with Zone C. THE OPPORTUNITY So far, exploration was completed within the different zones. An opportunity to connect the differen
Slide 15: Systematic work is expanding the mineralized footprint
2026 EXPLORATION PROGRAM · REPORTED SEPTEMBER 8, 2026 Systematic work is expanding the mineralized footprint High-resolution drone imagery completed Over 70 rock samples for Cu-Mo-Ag & Au analysis Outcrops outlined and several zones of malachite mineralization More than 50 from Zone C (altered diori
Slide 16: Porphyry mineralization confirmed
NEW RESU LTS · OCTOBER 1, 2026 Porphyry mineralization confirmed Eighty grab samples were collected across Zones A and C. Assay results confirm the presence of a Cu-Au-Mo-Ag porphyry mineralization system at Owl Creek. 0.75% Cu >1% Cu* 0.36 g/t Au, 4 g/t Ag 0.13 g/t Au Zone A · #893887 Zone A · #893
Slide 17: Zone A: up to 0.75% Cu and 0.36 g/t Au
NEW RESU LTS · ZONE A Zone A: up to 0.75% Cu and 0.36 g/t Au Sample Alteration Sulfides Cu % Au g/t 893887 Potassic cpy 0.75 0.36 893885 Sericite cpy, bornite >1* 0.13 893884 Sericite, chl/epi cpy, py 0.43 0.04 893886 Potassic cpy 0.36 0.11 893881 Sericite — 0.34 0.04 893888 Potassic cpy 0.34 0.03 8
Slide 18: Zone C: up to 0.65% Cu, 0.09 g/t Au and 3 g/t Ag
NEW RESU LTS · ZONE C Zone C: up to 0.65% Cu, 0.09 g/t Au and 3 g/t Ag Sample Alteration Sulfides Cu % Au g/t 893853 Chl/epi — 0.65 0.09 893866 Sericite py, cpy 0.39 0.04 893814 — cpy 0.38 0.03 893854 Chl/epi malachite 0.34 0.04 893815 — cpy 0.32 0.02 893851 — — 0.31 0.04 893812 Potassic py, cpy 0.3
Slide 19: Vectoring toward the hotter core
THE PORPHYRY MODEL Vectoring toward the hotter core Zones A and C lie within the Cu-Au porphyry system Field observations suggest both zones sit within a broad phyllic alteration envelope, with localized mineralization and alteration indicating a potential transition toward potassic alteration. Grad
Slide 20: Five zones on a 10 km structural trend
A MULTI-TARGET SYSTEM Five zones on a 10 km structural trend GRAB SAMPLES BY ZONE (Cu) 0.15% – 1.99% A Historical adit and one drill hole; highest-grade grab samples to date 0.12% – 0.80% B Mapped altered diorite outcrops 0.23% – 0.47% C 10 historical drill holes; extensive malachite at surface — pr
Slide 21: Advancing Zone C to drill-ready
PATH FORWARD Advancing Zone C to drill-ready Completed 2026 Technical site visit; drone orthophoto; eighty grab samples assayed; Cu-Au-Mo-Ag porphyry system confirmed; diamond drilling Notice-of-Work application submitted to the Ministry of Mines in early September. Next phase — Zones A and C Refine
Slide 22: LIFE Offering for up to C$1,000,000
FINANCING · ANNOUNCED OCTOBER 1, 2026 LIFE Offering for up to C$1,000,000 20,000,000 $0.05 C$500,000 Oct 31, 2026 Units (up to), non-brokered private Per Unit Minimum to close the initial tranche Scheduled closing, on or about placement USE OF AVAILABLE FUNDS TERMS Minimum 100% of Offering • Each Un
Slide 23: British Columbia copper porphyry peers
COMPARABLE COMPANIES British Columbia copper porphyry peers Company / project Location Measured & Indicated ¹ Inferred Contained Cu, M&I Market cap (C$) ² Northisle (NCX) 1,236 Mt @ 0.14% Cu, 0.22 g/t Au Near Port Hardy 260 Mt @ 0.12% Cu, 0.15 g/t Au 3,793 Mlbs $1.27 B North Island (Indicated) Surge
Slide 24: Capital structure
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT Capital structure Security Amount LISTINGS Basic shares outstanding 85,624,138 CSE: BY OTCQB: BYDMF Warrants 20,979,917 Beyond Minerals Inc. · beyondminerals.ca Stock options 2,607,500 RSUs 3,012,680 SUBSEQUENT EVENTS SARs 6,450,000 • September 21, 2026: closed a non-brokered priv
Slide 25: Beyond Minerals Inc.
CONTACT Beyond Minerals Inc. Allan Frame allan.frame@beyondminerals.ca · 403-470-8450 President & CEO Lawrence Tsang, P.Geo lawrence.tsang@beyondminerals.ca Director & VP Exploration Maxwell Reinhart maxwell.reinhart@beyondminerals.ca Manager of Marketing Jason Frame jason.frame@beyondminerals.ca ·
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