Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd. · TSX:SXGC
Southern Cross Gold Consolidated — Investor Presentation (January 2026)
30 slides from Southern Cross Gold Consolidated's investor presentation, Jan 21, 2026
Slide 1: Building and Expanding a Significant Global Gold Discovery
SUNDAY CREEK BUILDING AND EXPANDING A SIGNIFICANT GLOBAL GOLD DISCOVERY Corporate Update 21 January 2026
Slide 2: Important Information
Important Information Overview: This presentation (this “Presentation”) dated January 21, 2026, has been environmental and safety risks, SXGC’s ability to identify one or more economic deposits on prepared by Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd (“SXGC” or the “Company”) and is its properties, to pr
Slide 3: Important Information
Important Information Summary information: This Presentation contains summary information about the current acquire shares or any other securities or financial products. This Presentation may not be and proposed activities of SXGC as at the date of this Presentation. The information in this released
Slide 4: Important Information
Important Information For the purposes of JORC, certain information in this Presentation that relates to exploration results is extracted from the Independent Geologist’s Report dated December 11, 2024, which was issued with the consent of the Competent Person, Mr. Steven Tambanis. The Technical Rep
Slide 5: The Investment Case
The Investment Case A RARE COMBINATION: GLOBALLY SIGNFICANT ASSET, PERFECT TIMING, STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE. Discovery Excellence Pedigree geology with Fosterville-style system. 73 intersections exceeding EXPLORATION TARGET 100 g/t Au from 107km drilled – unmatched globally. March 2025 2.2 – 3.2 Moz @
Slide 6: Exploration Target (March 2025)
Exploration Target (March 2025) The Exploration Target is based on geological interpretation and extrapolation of The Exploration Target is based on geological interpretation and extrapolation of mineralization intersected in mineralization intersected in diamond drilling completed to date. The targ
Slide 7: Company Snapshot
Company Snapshot AS AT 20 JANUARY 2026 Capitalization Summary Exchange Listings TSX: SXGC ASX: SX2 OTCQX: SXGCF Share Price (TSX:SXGC, ASX:SX2 – Jan 20, 2026) C$9.96 / A$10.06 Shares Issued 259.0M Fully Diluted 271.0M Flagship Project Sunday Creek Gold-Antimony Basic Market Capitalization A$2.6B 3,4
Slide 8: Creating The Highest Margin Gold Business
Creating The Highest Margin Gold Business GRADE × SCALE × STRATEGIC VALUE 01 02 03 04 Rare Discovery Best Hit Rate Building Quickly Fully Funded Tier 1 high-grade deposit 73 hits exceeding 100 g/t 200km drill program, 1km A$141M cash, 1,392 Ha with Fosterville-style Au from 107km drilled decline per
Slide 9: Timeline And Strategy/Milestones – Fully Funded
Timeline And Strategy/Milestones – Fully Funded Drilling Decline Technical Regional Program Launch Development Studies Exploration 200 km of drilling 1.0 km decline construction Following 200 km drilling Comprehensive 2-year to accelerate drill out and regional exploration drill mineralization acces
Slide 10: Decline Surface Works Commencement
Decline Surface Works Commencement Decline Development 1.0 km decline construction to accelerate drill out and mineralization access. A$30M Budget Q1 2026 – Q3 2026 10
Slide 11: Decline Project Layout
SXGC Sunday Creek Project Working Areas & Infrastructure Legend Surface Water Road “= Bridge/Ford Power Lines (GC Infrastructure Raw Water Storage {lB Explosive Magazine Vent Rise y , Workshop ql . Parking Decline . : | ae f Office Fuel Project Layout Y ee Topsoil Storage Oxide storage Ml Boxcut Exp
Slide 12: Exploration Tunnel Long Section
Exploration Tunnel Long Section 12
Slide 13: A Rare Global Discovery
One of few Tier 1 high-grade greenfield projects globally A Rare Global Discovery Industry Validation MinEx ranks Sunday Creek among Australia's key discoveries alongside Hemi, Bellevue, and Fosterville. AUSTRALIA'S KEY GOLD DISCOVERIES Proven Deposit Type Hemi – De Grey (WA) Havieron – Newmont (WA)
Slide 14: Exceptional Drilling Results
Exceptional Drilling Results GETTING BETTER WITH DEPTH – CONSISTENT GRADE INCREASE WITH MORE DATA Top Intercepts SDDSC107 2.7m @ 891.7 g/t Au from 684m INTERCEPTS EXCEEDING 100 g/t Au 73 SDDSC161 3.4m @ 451.3 g/t Au from 508m SDDSC077B 3.6m @ 391.9 g/t Au from 737m PROGRAM STATS 107 km drilled to da
Slide 15: Regional Setting And Structural Event Framework
Regional Setting And Structural – Event Framework 60km north of Melbourne Second discovery of this Australia revolutionary deposit type Proof that Fosterville wasn't a one-off miracle State of Victoria Fosterville Costerfield Epizonal Sunday Creek 70 Million years Willman et al., 2010 Mesozonal 82 M
Slide 16: The Golden Ladder
The Golden Ladder STRUCTURAL ARCHITECTURE SUPPORTING CONTINUOUS HIGH-GRADE MINERALIZATION System Architecture FIVE MAIN STRUCTURES 94 mineralised "rungs" identified across four main structures Apollo & Apollo East Ladder rails extend over 10 km of strike Core area drilled over 1.5 km Rising Sun Mine
Slide 17: Prospect Scale Map
Prospect Scale Map evita SODLVD03: sme 15.79tAu| SDDLVDOE: LEGEND Auras Sb-Mn Minerlstonindex Parallel Dyk Trends.
Slide 18: Schematic Plan View Main Drill Area
Schematic Plan View Main Drill Area THE GOLDEN LADDER Ladder rails extend over 10km of strike. Core area drilled over 1.5km 94 “rungs” identified to date “Rungs” extend from surface to 1.1km depth, Each “rung” 20-100m long, Apollo av. width Continuity informed by structural data, geostats (CV<2), 4.
Slide 19: Large Deposits Have Large Footprints
Large Deposits Have Large Footprints ALTERATION PROFILE A 200m thick host to mineralisation Visually identifiable Late quartz- carbonate veining Intense sericite- carbonate alteration Disseminated pyrite in siltstone Geochemical indicators extend beyond visible sulphide zone Lower arsenic threshold
Slide 20: Database Analysis: Grade Vs Width
Database Analysis: Grade Vs Width 73 intersections exceeding 100 g/t Au from 2.3 – 3.8 m 107km drilled (up to 3,511 g/t Au over 0.7 m) median width SXGC considers that both gold and antimony that are included in the gold equivalent calculation (“AuEq") have reasonable potential to be recovered and s
Slide 21: Drill Bit Momentum, Deeper, Higher Grade, More Frequent
Drill Bit Momentum, Deeper, Higher Grade, More Frequent 1 km 1.2 km 1967 - 2008 March 2022 Dec 2022 Exploration Target 2.2 – 3.2 Moz @ 8.3 – 10.6 g/t AuEq Jan 2024 Mar 2025 Jan 2026 >100 0 500 m 2024 Exploration AuEq g/t 50-100 Target outline 10-50 2025 Exploration Target outline 5-10 21
Slide 22: Changes With Depth At Sunday Creek
Changes With Depth At Sunday Creek GROWTH POTENTIAL Brittle Depth extension could double Transition Semi-Brittle resource potential window ~600- 700 m below surface Mineralization open at depth and along strike Grades improving at depth with semi-brittle transition 22
Slide 23: Exploration Optionality
Exploration Optionality DEPTH EXTENSION IS LIKELY, COULD DOUBLE. 90% OF TREND REMAINS TO BE TESTED Sunday Creek Fosterville Main Drill Zone Completed hole results TBA 0 10 km 23
Slide 24: Strategic Antimony Position
Strategic Antimony Position DEFENCE CRITICAL MINERAL – WESTERN SUPPLY SECURITY PRIORITY Supply Crisis US DEFENCE STOCKPILE GAP China and Russia hold 82% of world supply Export restrictions imposed September 2024 1,100 tons Current US defence stockpile 97% drop in Chinese exports Prices increased 4-5
Slide 25: Metallurgical Results
Metallurgical Results NON-REFRACTORY, SIMPLE GRAVITY-FLOTATION FLOW SHEET GOLD RECOVERY Three Product Streams Gravity Gold Concentrate 92 – 96% 01 Overall gold recovery across three product streams 37 – 51% of recovered gold Antimony-Gold Concentrate 02 + 29 – 37% of recovered gold GOLD CHARACTERIST
Slide 26: Victoria Is Open For Business
Victoria Is Open For Business FOUR MAJOR VICTORIAN MINES PERMITTED SINCE DECEMBER 2024, SXGC DECLINE IN 4 MONTHS GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES Recent Victorian Approvals Critical Minerals Priority Development Zones Streamlined investment pathways - DFP Fosterville Mine Extension Agnico Eagle – May 2025 EES
Slide 27: Directors
Directors Tom Eadie Michael Hudson Georgina Carnegie David Henstridge Non-Executive Chairman Managing Director, Non-Executive Director Non-Executive Director President & CEO Explorer, mining executive and Explorationist, entrepreneur, Experienced executive within Geologist with over 50 years’ compan
Slide 28: Executive
Executive Ryan Austerberry Michael Frame Mark McOnie Kenny Bush Chief Operating Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief of Staff Head of Exploration Mr Austerberry is a mining executive with over 20 Mr. Frame has over 17 years of experience in Mr McOnie brings 25+ years of expertise in Experienced exp
Slide 29: Investment Summary
Investment Summary Rare Global Asset Strategic Value Exploration Upside Tier 1 high-grade deposit with global best 3rd largest Western antimony deposit. Only 10% of 11km trend tested. Depth hit rate. 73 intersections exceeding 100 Defence critical mineral the Western extension could double resource
Slide 30: Contact Us
info@southerncrossgold.com www.southerncrossgold.com Corporate Secretary Corporate Development Contact Us Mariana Bermudez mb@southerncrossgold.com Nicholas Mead nm@southerncrossgold.com +1 604 685 9316 +61 415 153 122 Registered Office Subsidiary Office 1305 1090 West Georgia St Level 21, 459 Colli
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