Westward Gold Inc · CSE:WG
Westward Gold — Investor Presentation (June 2025)
33 slides from Westward Gold's investor presentation, June 2025
Slide 1: Exploring for Nevada's Next Carlin-Type Gold Discovery in the Heart of the Cortez Trend
CSE: WG | OTCQB: WGLIF | FSE: IM50 June 2025 westwardgold.com Exploring for Nevada’s Next Carlin-Type Gold Discovery in the Heart of the Cortez Trend
Slide 2: Cautionary Statements
Cautionary Statements This presentation under no circumstances is to be construed to be an offering of securities of the Company. Neither this presentation nor its delivery to the recipient will constitute an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, the assets and / or securities descr
Slide 3: Cautionary Statements (Cont'd)
Cautionary Statements (Cont’d) Data Verification: The Company through its qualified persons conducts robust data verification on all data disclosed on the mineral properties mentioned in this investor presentation that are considered to be material properties to the Company. Further disclosure relat
Slide 4: A History of Major Discovery Success
A History of Major Discovery Success Westward’s veteran Technical Team have been involved with over a dozen significant Carlin-type gold discoveries in northern Nevada alone West Gen Care & UG(1) Maintenance Saval 2 UG (1) Care & Maintenance Ren Production Advanced Little B. Basin Exploration Leevil
Slide 5: Company Highlights
Cortez Trend Land Package(2) Company Highlights Exploring in Elephant Country Westward has assembled ~70km2 of highly-prospective exploration ground in Nevada across 2 consolidated claim blocks and along two of the world’s most prolific gold belts: the Cortez and Carlin Trends The Company’s flagship
Slide 6: Leadership Team
Leadership Team COLIN MOORE | PRESIDENT, CEO & DIRECTOR DR. QUINTON HENNIGH | CHAIRMAN & DIRECTOR Mining finance professional with 15 years of industry experience Internationally-renowned economic geologist with over 25 years of exploration experience and across private equity, investment banking an
Slide 7: Advisory Team
Advisory Team STEVEN R. KOEHLER | TECHNICAL ADVISOR MATTHEW LENNOX-KING | STRATEGIC ADVISOR Economic geologist with over 34 years of gold Corporate executive and geologist with over 25 years of experience in exploration and development experience in Nevada mineral exploration, finance, corporate gov
Slide 8: Toiyabe Hills: A District-Scale Opportunity
Toiyabe Hills: A District-Scale Opportunity Westward Holds a Dominant Land Position and Most of the Exposed Favourable Stratigraphy at Surface Contiguous land position never previously consolidated or systematically explored using the modern techniques employed by Westward Consolidated property is n
Slide 9: District Comparison: Toiyabe & Cortez
District Comparison: Toiyabe Hills: Tectono-Stratigraphic Column Toiyabe & Cortez Key Geological Characteristics Demonstrate Potential Toiyabe Cortez District District Favourable Carbonate Stratigraphy ✓ ✓ Igneous Dike-Filled Fault Corridors Multiple, District-Scale ✓ ✓ Compressional Events ✓ ✓ Flat
Slide 10: Exploration Analogue: Carlin Down-Dip Model
Exploration Analogue: Carlin Down-Dip Model ~30 years from initial Carlin discovery to West Leeville Down-dip Turf West Leeville Carlin North Leeville Rita K North Turf Four Corners Hardie Footwall Known gold mineralization at surface: Toiyabe-Saddle SSE open pits + Toiyabe NNW historical resource(1
Slide 11: Toiyabe Hills: Surface Mapping
Toiyabe Hills: Surface Mapping Inherited geological map Ova Dw Ov 1:5000-scale Anaconda-style Dw mapping 0 1.5 3 km 0 1.5 3 km Ova 11
Slide 12: Detailed Geology & Alteration Footprint
Detailed Geology & Alteration Footprint 12
Slide 13: Geophysics: Structural Interpretations
Geophysics: Structural Interpretations Toiyabe Hills: Residual Gravity w/ Structural Interpretations Toiyabe Hills: Horizontal Gradient Residual Gravity w/ Structural Interpretations Note: See footnote (13) on page 3. 13
Slide 14: Geophysics: Combining Magnetics & Gravity
Geophysics: Combining Magnetics & Gravity Toiyabe Hills: Residual Gravity (2024 Survey) Note: See footnote (13) on page 3. 14
Slide 15: Combining Datasets to Reduce Risk
Combining Datasets to Reduce Risk Overlaying All Available Exploration Datasets has Revealed a Compelling Opportunity: The Campfire Target Complex Surface Geology / Structures + Geochemical Plume + ZTEM Anomalies Geologic Interpretation Map + Deep Intrusive + Gravity-Identified Lower-Plate Alteratio
Slide 16: Campfire Target Complex: Up-Dip
Campfire Target Complex: Up-Dip 16
Slide 17: Campfire: Down-Dip Targets
Campfire: Down-Dip Targets Longitudinal Section ✓ Large-Scale target (1.5 x 3km) is indicated by dimensions of structure, and the high- level Carlin-type alteration / geochemical footprint ✓ The Campfire Anticline is a dike-filled fold developed in favourable lower-plate carbonate rocks; down-plunge
Slide 18: Campfire: Down-Dip Targets
Campfire: Down-Dip Targets W-E Cross-Section Multiple Distinct Targets within a Target Complex: Stratigraphic targets beneath the Roberts Mountains Thrust in limbs and axes of antiforms Breccias in pipe-like features Structural targets along the margins of resistivity- modeled pipe-like geometry, an
Slide 19: Campfire: Down-Dip Targets
Campfire: Down-Dip Targets Next Steps: Phase 1 Drilling – Proof of Concept Stratigraphic Targets Breccia Pipes Structural Targets Karst Breccias Mineralized Dikes In the footwall of the Multilithic breccias in Along the margins of Within the carbonate Gold in igneous dikes and Roberts Mountains’ ste
Slide 20: Additional Reference Slides
Additional Reference Slides 19
Slide 21: Why Nevada?
Why Nevada? ✓ Most prolific gold mining jurisdiction in the world: Nevada boasts the most gold production per square kilometer(1) ✓ World-class gold deposits: 4 of the top 10 gold mines by production in North America are in Nevada (more than any other state or province)(2) ✓ One of the safest jurisd
Slide 22: Carlin Trend Claims
Carlin Trend Carlin Trend Claims Land Package(1) A Complementary Land Position on a Storied Gold-Producing Trend In October of 2022, Westward acquired two additional properties – the Coyote and Rossi Projects – situated along the Carlin Trend The 100%-owned land covers ~9km2, immediately adjacent to
Slide 23: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Share Price (CSE:WG) C$0.14 52W Low C$0.05 52W High C$0.15 ADV (All exchanges) ~300k sh. Shares Out. (Basic) 182.2M Options (Avg. strike C$0.15) 12.4M Warrants (Avg. strike C$0.13) 106.2M RSUs 7.9M FD Shares Out. 308.8M Market Capitalization C$25.5M s Ownership Breakdown Mgmt., Dir
Slide 24: Toiyabe Hills: Reinterpretation of Legacy Drilling
Toiyabe Hills: Reinterpretation of Legacy Drilling Gold system creates near-surface mineralization, +1 g Au/t, in addition to thicker mineralized zones at depth (common characteristics of Carlin-type systems); both zones remain open in multiple directions for additional exploration High-grade, near
Slide 25: 2024 Field Season: Unlocking New Targets
2024 Field Season: Unlocking New Targets Systematic, Multi-Disciplinary Approach has Led to Exciting New Drilling Opportunities Surface Mapping Geochemistry Geophysics Detailed, 1:5000-scale Anaconda-style mapping Full-spectrum geochemical analysis of gridded Coverage of the entire land position wit
Slide 26: Toiyabe Hills Geochemistry
Toiyabe Hills Geochemistry An important tool in vectoring towards new high-priority drill targets Westward has been systematically adding to its geochemical database with rock-chip and gridded soil sampling programs Results will continue to improve insight into stratigraphic and structural controls
Slide 27: Toiyabe Hills Geochemistry (Continued)
Toiyabe Hills Geochemistry (Continued) Key “Carlin-Suite” element anomalies point to district discovery potential Identification of large, zoned geochemical footprints often indicative of significant Carlin-type gold deposits in the subsurface Provided additional strategic rationale for expanding We
Slide 28: Toiyabe Hills: 2024 Geochemistry Program
Toiyabe Hills: 2024 Geochemistry Program Rock chip samples collected in areas of Carlin-type alteration identified through 2024 geological mapping; soil grid completed over recent land expansion 27
Slide 29: Toiyabe Hills: 2024 Geophysical Program
Toiyabe Hills: 2024 Geophysical Program 2024 gravity station data collected: 1,007 stations at 200m spacings – typical density for advanced targeting of Carlin-type gold deposits along major trends in Nevada USGS public domain and legacy Turquoise Canyon gravity stations (2009): 176 stations Data co
Slide 30: Coyote/Rossi: 2024 Geophysical Program
Coyote/Rossi: 2024 Geophysical Program 2024 gravity station data collected: 216 stations at 200m spacings – typical density for advanced targeting of Carlin-type gold deposits along major trends in Nevada Data collection was completed in early October 2024 It will be merged and processed to produce
Slide 31: Combining Datasets to Reduce Risk
Combining Datasets to Reduce Risk Overlaying All Available Exploration Datasets has Revealed a Compelling Greenfield Target: The Campfire Target Geophysical Interpretations + Horizontal Gradient of Gravity over Geologic Interpretation Map Note: See footnotes (8), (9), and (12) on page 3. 30
Slide 32: Historic Drilling vs New Emerging Targets
Historic Drilling vs New Emerging Targets 31
Slide 33: Contact Us
Contact Us 1055 W Georgia St Unit 1500 andrew@westwardgold.com +1 (604) 828-7027 Vancouver, BC CAN V6E 4N7 32