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Faraday Copper — Investor Presentation (December 2025)
52 slides from Faraday Copper's investor presentation, December 2025
Slide 1: Growing U.S. Copper Resources
A Lundin Group Company Growing U.S. Copper Resources ANALYST PRESENTATION December 2025 FDY: TSX I CPPKF: OTCQX
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT Some of the statements in this presentation, other than statements of historical fact, are “forward-looking statements” and are based on the opinions and estimates of management as of the date such statements are made and are necessarily based on estimates and assumptions that a
Slide 3: Introduction
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Slide 4: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Advancing One of the Largest Copper Projects in the U.S. Highlights: Catalysts: ✓ Copper Creek is a significant and ✓ Significantly expanded drilling capabilities growing Cu-Mo-Ag resource in Arizona on federal land with a recently approved with 4.2 billion pounds of Measured a
Slide 5: Corporate Overview
CORPORATE OVERVIEW Analyst Coverage Ownership Rene Cartier 30% Institutions: 34% Dalton Baretto 34% Strategic Shareholders: 19% Pierre Vaillancourt Lundin Family Trust: 15% Derick Ma 2% Insiders: 2% 15% Other: 30% 19% Max Myers Financial Overview FDY Share Price (C$) and Volume 7.8 C$621.4 M Market
Slide 6: Leadership
LEADERSHIP Experienced Team Who Knows Great Projects Management Independent Directors Graham Richardson Dr. Thomas Bissig Audra Walsh Robert Doyle Paul Harbidge Chief Financial Officer VP Exploration Russell Ball Prev: CEO, Minas de Prev: CFO, Pan President, CEO & Director Prev: Goldcorp / Newmont P
Slide 7: Copper Creek: Team
COPPER CREEK: TEAM Dante Padilla Benedek Gal Anastasia Hedrick Exploration Manager Geoscience Manager, Exploration Project Geologist, Exploration Benjamin Peterson Kennedy Ivy Melanie Ginther Director Permitting Community Relations Manager Operations Manager, Exploration faradaycopper.com I page 7
Slide 8: Located in Arizona Copper Country
LOCATED IN ARIZONA COPPER COUNTRY Near Key Infrastructure, Mining and Service Hubs N Pinto Valley Globe-Miami N / Resolution State Route 79 Phoenix Ray State Route 77 Florence Florence Hayden Smelter Claims RAIL Tucson SunZia Copper Creek Renewable Energy Project Transmission Mammoth San Manuel / Ka
Slide 9: Copper Creek Land Package
COPPER CREEK LAND PACKAGE ▪ ~78 km2 property offers optionality for infrastructure placement ▪ Mineral claims include patented claims, unpatented claims and state prospecting permits ▪ Private land parcel across San Pedro corridor connecting with BHP land package ▪ Ranch includes ~26,000 acres of su
Slide 10: Copper Creek: A Historical Mining District
COPPER CREEK: A HISTORICAL MINING DISTRICT ▪ Small-scale mining started in the 1860’s with the Blue Bird mine and continued throughout the 1900’s ▪ Nearly 100 historical mining locations have been identified on the project to date ▪ Pre-disturbed land is potentially advantageous for future permittin
Slide 11: Geology and Mineral Resource
GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCE
Slide 12: Geologic Setting
GEOLOGIC SETTING Anthropogenic deposits N Quaternary to Late Tertiary alluvium Tertiary volcanics Laramide breccias Laramide porphyritic intrusives Copper Creek granodiorite Copper Creek Cretaceous/Early Tertiary volcanics Cretaceous sedimentary rocks Paleozoic siliciclastics and carbonates Neoprote
Slide 13: Schematic Cross Section
SCHEMATIC CROSS SECTION Laramide Thrust System 62 Ma San Manuel 67 Ma 10 km W faradaycopper.com I page 13
Slide 14: Copper Creek Geology
COPPER CREEK GEOLOGY N Childs Mammoth - Aldwinkle Keel American Eagle Area 51 1 km Note: See Slide 19 for legend. faradaycopper.com I page 14
Slide 15: Geological Model
GEOLOGICAL MODEL Area 51 Image shows relative emplacement depth of mineralization across the mineral system Increasing phenigite in white mica Banjo American Eagle Bx Mammoth Old Reliable Steeply dipping veins and breccias above ~850 m above sea level Childs Aldwinkle Keel American Eagle UG Steeply
Slide 16: Mineral Resource (2023)
MINERAL RESOURCE (2023) MRE is Supported by >200,000 m of Drilling, 83% of Resource is M&I Tonnes Cu Mo Ag CuEq2 Cu Mo Ag CuEq2 ▪ MRE includes Phase I drill Category results and historical drilling (Mt) (%) (%) (g/t) (%) (Mlbs) (Mlbs) (Moz) (Mlbs) only (Oct 2022 cut-off date) Open Pit NI 43-101 MRE
Slide 17: Geology and Mineralization
GEOLOGY AND MINERALIZATION High-Grade Breccias Support Near-Surface Resource Growth ▪ Breccias offer the potential for high-grade copper mineralization that is amenable to open pit mining and are often visible at surface ▪ Over 320 breccias identified across the property ▪ Less than 15% have had a d
Slide 18: Geology and Mineralization
GEOLOGY AND MINERALIZATION Porphyry Style Mineralization American Eagle ▪ Porphyry systems at Keel and American Eagle underpin the underground resource and have the potential to provide a long mine-life ▪ Both systems remain open laterally and at depth ▪ Potential to discover new porphyry systems be
Slide 19: PEA Overview
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Slide 20: PEA: Highlights
PEA: HIGHLIGHTS Based on 2023 MRE and 30,000 tpd Mill Throughput Scenario Life-of-Mine Average Annual Life-of-Mine Payable Measured and Indicated 51,100 tpa Payable CuEq 2 Production 3.4 Blb CuEq 2 Production 4.2 Blb Copper Mineral Resource a KEY FINANCIAL DATA ANTICIPATED PRODUCTION PROFILE Post-ta
Slide 21: PEA: Mine Design Overview
PEA: MINE DESIGN OVERVIEW Integrated Mine Plan Provides Optionality and Scalability Open pit mining enables rapid payback on ISOMETRIC VIEW Open Pit LOOKING NORTHEAST initial capital and funds development of 154 Mt at 0.39% CuEq 1 bulk underground mine High-grade = 28 Mt at 0.98% CuEq Globe / Marsha
Slide 22: PEA: Mine Production Schedule
PEA: MINE PRODUCTION SCHEDULE Life-of-Mine Processed Material Total Processed Material by Material Type 18 16 Open Pit Sulphide Transitional 14 Underground Sulphide Oxide Quantity (million tonnes) 12 10 8 6 4 2 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Slide 23: PEA: Site Infrastructure
PEA: SITE INFRASTRUCTURE Configured for scalability In-pit Waste Explosive Rock Dump Facilities Materials handling synergies between Low-grade Stockpiles open pit and underground Overland External Conveyor Open Pits Waste Primary Rock Dump Process Crusher HLF (136 Mt) Plant (20 Mt) SXEW Underground
Slide 24: Exploration
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Slide 25: Exploration Data Layers
EXPLORATION DATA LAYERS New Empirical Data Informs Exploration Targeting New Airborne Geophysical Survey (VTEM) New Airborne Spectral Survey N N 500 metres 500 metres New Geological Mapping and Structural Interpretation New Geophysical Processing (ZTEM) N N 500 metres 500 metres faradaycopper.com I
Slide 26: Phase IV Drill Program: Objectives
PHASE IV DRILL PROGRAM: OBJECTIVES Growing the Resource and Maximizing Economic Potential ▪ Phase IV commenced in September 2025: N ▪ 20,000m for the American Eagle area Palomino Holy Joe ▪ 10,000m for oxide resource growth Fault Open Pit ▪ 10,000m for new discoveries Resource ▪ Strong exploration p
Slide 27: Drilling on Federal Land
DRILLING ON FEDERAL LAND Significant increase in drilling capabilities on federal lands: ▪ In May 2024, 9 drill pads were approved in the American Eagle area ▪ In June 2025, 67 drill pads were approved through an A’ Exploration Plan of Operations: ▪ 48 pads in or near the American Eagle area ▪ 10 pa
Slide 28: Drilling at the American Eagle Area
DRILLING AT THE AMERICAN EAGLE AREA ▪ Phase III intersected significant near- surface mineralization from 9 N Post Office available pads: Jailhouse ▪ Multiple breccia discoveries, Courthouse including high-grade Banjo breccia Winchester Banjo ▪ Drilling was restricted due to the American Eagle numbe
Slide 29: American Eagle Area: Phase III Highlights
AMERICAN EAGLE AREA: PHASE III HIGHLIGHTS Phase III Drilling Focus: Drill Hole A American Eagle Area Assay Results Mammoth Copper Grade (%) A’ FCD 24-074 50.20 m at 0.74% Cu, >2.00 0.62 g/t Ag, from 46.20 m 1.00 0.31 FCD 24-069 0.20 29.08 m at 0.62% Cu, 0.13 1.14 g/t Ag, from 145.69 m 0.00 FCD 24-08
Slide 30: American Eagle: Drilling Confirms Continuity
AMERICAN EAGLE: DRILLING CONFIRMS CONTINUITY Looking Southwest A’ Looking Southwest B’ A B Copper Marsha Mammoth Mammoth Prince A’ N B’ Old C Reliable Mammoth American Eagle D American Keel Eagle 250 metres 250 metres C’ A D’ Looking Southeast Looking Southeast 250 metres -- Open Pit Shells B C’ D D
Slide 31: Area 51: Phase III Highlights
AREA 51: PHASE III HIGHLIGHTS Drill Hole Assay Results Copper Grade (%) Potential to Discovery increase open >2.00 hole at pit mineral 1.00 previously resource with 0.70 undrilled mineralization 0.50 open laterally 0.31 breccia and at depth 0.25 0.13 0.05 0.00 Breccia outline Chalcopyrite Chalcopyri
Slide 32: Oxide Potential: Early Cash-Flow Opportunity
OXIDE POTENTIAL: EARLY CASH-FLOW OPPORTUNITY ▪ 10,000 m planned for expanding the oxide resource ▪ Potential to significantly increase oxide Green dots indicate resource and support U.S. domestic cathode oxide mineralization potential production Globe breccia Vein zone and breccia, Vein zone, west o
Slide 33: Underground Opportunities
UNDERGROUND OPPORTUNITIES Keel Keel ▪ Contains a high-grade core that has American Eagle the highest drilling density Wide drill spacing American Eagle ▪ Contains high-grade cores that are limited due to lower drilling density ▪ Potential to expand and further define the existing high-grade cores Le
Slide 34: Potential for New Discoveries
POTENTIAL FOR NEW DISCOVERIES Growth Opportunities in an Underexplored District Thirty-one prospective targets identified, including: ▪ Sunrise Trend: Intense alteration and several untested breccia in the area, geochemistry suggests copper mineralization with elevated gold potential Bunker Hill ▪ B
Slide 35: Metallurgy
FARADAY COPPER METALLURGY
Slide 36: Metallurgical Performance Overview
METALLURGICAL PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW Unlocking Significant Upside with Metallurgical Testing Coarse Grind Optimization Additional Benefits Bornite +95% copper +30% copper grade in a sulphide recovery clean concentrate Chalcocite Chalcopyrite 20 mm Polished massive sulphide core from the Copper Prince
Slide 37: Metallurgical Test Work
METALLURGICAL TEST WORK Sample Selection Focused on New Near-surface Domains Spatial context of the Metallurgical Program samples (oblique isometric view from the southwest). Historical Samples (Green) represent metallurgical samples taken prior to 2022. Note: For further details refer to the Compan
Slide 38: Metallurgical Results
METALLURGICAL RESULTS Comprehensive Datasets to Underpin Technical Optimization Completed: Coarse grind supports a potential increase to mill ✓ Comminution throughput without increasing the tailings pressure ✓ Mineralogy filtration requirement ✓ Material type characterization Filtered Tailings Scena
Slide 39: Permitting and ESG
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Slide 40: Permitting Pathway
PERMITTING PATHWAY Plan of Operations and 404 Permit (if WOTUS) Plan of Operations ▪ Ground water National Environmental Update Plan of Operations and ▪ Surface water Environmental Impact bonding ▪ Air, Biological Policy Act Statement ▪ Tribal Record of Applications consultations After National Deci
Slide 41: Environmental & Stakeholder Engagement
ENVIRONMENTAL & STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT Data Collection and Outreach ENVIRONMENT STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT Baseline environmental monitoring Commitment to open dialogue and systems in place for data collection to support for the local economy and social support permitting process programs ▪ Hydrology st
Slide 42: Concluding Remarks
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Slide 43: Faraday Copper: Why Invest?
FARADAY COPPER: WHY INVEST? Large Resource Well-Funded Significant Upside Copper Creek is one of the largest Completed a C$49M financing in Commenced the largest drill program undeveloped copper projects in July 2025 with strong shareholder ever on the property targeting near- the U.S. and benefits
Slide 44: Appendix
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Slide 45: Copper Creek: Mineral Resources (2023)
COPPER CREEK: MINERAL RESOURCES (2023) Grade Contained Metal Category Tonnes (Mt) Cu Mo Ag CuEq 1 Cu Mo Ag CuEq 1 (%) (%) (g/t) (%) (Mlbs) (Mlbs) (Moz) (Mlbs) Open Pit (OP) Measured 67.2 0.48 0.008 1.2 0.51 710.5 12.5 2.6 751.1 Indicated 59.9 0.31 0.008 0.6 0.33 412.9 10.1 1.1 440.5 M&I 127.1 0.40 0
Slide 46: Copper Creek: Notes to Mineral Resources
COPPER CREEK: NOTES TO MINERAL RESOURCES ▪ CuEq: Copper equivalent; g/t: Grams per tonne; Mlb: Million pounds; Moz: Million troy ounces; Mt: Million tonnes ▪ The mineral resources in this estimate were prepared in accordance with the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Stand
Slide 47: Building Momentum at Copper Creek
BUILDING MOMENTUM AT COPPER CREEK Delivering on Our Strategy President and CEO Paul Harbidge appointed, assembled a new Sept 2021 management team to re-start technical work May 2022 Completed C$20 million private placement Jul 2022 Mineral Resource Estimate (“MRE”) Nov 2022 Commenced trading on TSX
Slide 48: Drilling Shows Upside (Post-MRE)
DRILLING SHOWS UPSIDE (POST-MRE) Drill Hole Assay Results Copper Grade (%) >2.00 1.00 0.70 High-grade High-grade 0.50 intercept intercept 0.31 below below 0.25 Copper Copper 0.13 Prince Giant 0.05 0.00 Block Model Copper Grade (%) >2.00 1.00 0.70 0.50 0.31 0.25 0.13 0.00 Potential for Mineralization
Slide 49: Contact Copper Project
CONTACT COPPER PROJECT Drill-ready, Copper Oxide Deposit ▪ 100% owned, 5,900+ acres of patented and unpatented mining claims in northern Nevada Contact Copper Elko ▪ Excellent access to a major highway, power and local mining services ▪ Open pit, heap-leach copper oxide opportunity NEVADA ▪ Deposit
Slide 50: Endnotes
ENDNOTES 1. Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) copper equivalent (CuEq) values are calculated using commodity type and price, considering the relevant recovery rate based on domain, applied using a regression formula as a function of grade. Recovery regression formulas are based on the outcomes o
Slide 51: Notes
NOTES faradaycopper.com I page 51
Slide 52: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION STACEY PAVLOVA, CFA Suite 2800, 1055 Dunsmuir Street VP Investor Relations PO Box 49225 778-730-1067 Vancouver, BC Canada info@faradaycopper.com www.faradaycopper.com
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