Dlp Resources, Inc. · TSXV:DLP
Dlp Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2025)
24 slides from Dlp Resources's investor presentation, October 2025
Slide 1: Discovering the next Copper–Molybdenum Porphyry Giant in Southwestern Peru
Advancing to Preliminary Economic Assessment Investor Presentation A U R O R A Looking South Discovering the next Copper–Molybdenum Porphyry Giant in Southwestern Peru October 2025 dlpresourcesinc.com TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 1
Slide 2: Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements Certain information contained in this document may be forward-looking statements or forward-looking information (referred to as “forward-looking Copper statements”). Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of wo
Slide 3: Highly Experienced Team
Highly Experienced Team AURORA LEADERSHIP TEAM Ian Gendall Derek White Scott Davis Robin Sudo Corporate CEO & President Chairman CFO Office & Land Mgr. / Corp. Secretary Credited with discovery of Over 35 years of international Experience working with public Previously worked for Cominco and Ecuador
Slide 4: Location
AURORA Location Copper Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 4
Slide 5: Aurora History Timeline
2001 2005 2015 Bear Creek Vena Resources Ian Gendall: AURORA 2001 drilled 5 2005 drilled 7 Visited Aurora in Holes – 1,256m. Holes – 2,360m. 2015. Project Average depth Average Depth was with Focus History Timeline 251m 337m Ventures Copper 2024 2023 2022 2021 Effective Date of DLP Drilled DLP Drill
Slide 6: Aurora Cu-Mo-Ag: Targeting Copper–Molybdenum Porphyry Giant in the Central Andes
AURORA Cu-Mo_Ag Targeting Copper–Molybdenum Porphyry Giant in the Central Andes Copper LO CATI ON > In the under explored Miocene–Pliocene Porphyry belt in proximity to some of the world’s largest deposits OWNERSHIP > Concession is 12,500 Ha , DLP owns 12,100 Ha and has an option over 400 Ha to buy
Slide 7: Infrastructure Options
AURORA Infrastructure Options Copper Road Pipeline Rail Shipping Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 7
Slide 8: Summary: Key aspects of Aurora
AURORA Summary Key aspects of Aurora Rare and large polymetallic discovery (initial Copper Resource ~40% copper and 60% Moly) located in Southwestern, Peru Maiden Resource of over 1 Billion tonnes of Inferred Resources at 0.44% Copper Equivalent grade* with very high- grade Moly and very homogenous
Slide 9: Geological Model & Proposed Pit Model
AURORA Geological Model & Proposed Pit Model Copper Looking Northeast Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 9
Slide 10: Inferred Resource
AURORA Inferred Resource Copper Geology > 1.05 Billion tonne Inferred Maiden Resource @ 0.44% CuEq (0.20% Cu, 0.05% Mo, 2.4g/t Ag) (AMC Consulting). > ~10Blbs CuEq (4.65Blbs Cu, 1.1Blbs Mo, 80Moz Ag) using a $5.75/t NSR > Based on initial whittle pit design and favorable geometry, amenable to open p
Slide 11: Economic Cutoff and Related Sensitivities
Economic Cutoff* and Related Sensitivities AURORA Economics Copper Increasing the economic cutoff by USD $1.00/ t has less than a 1% impact on the Resource (See Appendices) Decreasing the Moly price by 50% to $10/lb. has less than a 10% impact on the Revenue factor (and tonnage/strip ratio) in the i
Slide 12: Geology
Section 5 Looking N-E AURORA Geology Copper Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 12
Slide 13: Plan & Next Steps
AURORA Plan & Next Steps Program expected to cost ~ US $ 5.3M Copper ~6,000 m of drilling planned with key objectives to: • Expand resources • Provide additional metallurgical samples • Infill key areas • Improve knowledge of Cu porphyry area • Complete Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) by Q1 of
Slide 14: Downhole Bar Graph Section
NW A25-023 SE AURORA Downhole Bar Graph Section Copper Planned A25-028 A25-026 A25-024 Molybdenum A25-027 TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 14
Slide 15: Community First
AURORA Community Agreement DLP employs 20-26 Over 160 people were 90% of workers Invested ~US$450,000 in in place to 2026 people on a rotation employed on last drill from Parobamba Community employment, projects Community First basis program and initiatives (2022-2024) Copper Molybdenum TSXV: DLP /
Slide 16: Mo & Cu Production Worldwide vs Peru
Molybdenum Supply - Comment AURORA • Declining ore grades at porphyry copper mines continues to affect molybdenum production. Mo & Cu Production • Several large porphyry copper mines are expected to reach end-of- Worldwide vs Peru life in the mid-2030s. • Closure of copper mines in mid-2030’s will f
Slide 17: Moly Comparison
Aurora Sample AURORA Moly Comparison Copper > Moly production is ~600-650 M lbs. / annum > Moly demand in 2024 was 704.8 M lbs with expected growth rate of CAGR 3.7%* > Primary production is dominated by China and Freeport mines in USA. By-product production from Americas is reducing with significan
Slide 18: Capital Structure
AURORA 10% - Institutions Capital Structure Copper Shares (issued) 153,484,718 20% - Founders/BoD Warrants 53,207,163 70% - Retail Options 3,673,855 RSUs 2,650,119 PSUs 314,000 DSUs 3,266,795 Shares (FD) 216,596,650 Market Cap (C$M) $48 As of June 26, 2025 Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J
Slide 19: Esperanza Greenfields Porphyry Cu-Mo Project
E s p e ra n z a E s p e ra n z a Greenfields Porphyr y Copper-Molybdenum Cu-Mo Project Copper > The new grassroots 4,600 Ha Esperanza Cu-Mo project (red) is located ~35 km SW of the Cerro Verde Mine in Arequipa Less than 10km south of E29’s Flor de Cobre Project & 10km NE of the Alta Copper Arikepa
Slide 20: Summary of DLP & Aurora Project
AURORA Summary of DLP & Aurora Project Summary Rare & Large 1 Billion tonnes Compelling Next Deposit Inferred resources Valuation Steps Copper Located underexplored Recently completed Valuated at 0.5 Advance 6,000 m of Porphyry Belt in Peru maiden 43-101 by AMC cents/lb in ground drilling in 2025 fo
Slide 21: Thank You
AURORA Contact Information Copper T H A N K YO U C O N TACT Ian Gendall – CEO & President iangendall@dlpresourcesinc.com Tel: +1 604 897 7436 dlpresourcesinc.com Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF / FSE: J8C TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 21
Slide 22: Appendices
AURORA Appendices Copper Appendices Molybdenum TSXV: DLP / OTCQB: DLPRF /FSE: J8C 22
Slide 23: Inferred Resource Notes
AURORA Cut-off (NSR) Resource Tonnage (Mt) CuEQ (%) Cu (%) Mo (%) Ag (g/t) Cu Metal Mo Metal Ag Metal Category (Mlb) (Mlb) (Moz) Inferred Resource Notes Copper $5.75/t Inferred 1,050 0.44 0.20 0.05 2.4 4,650 1,110 80 Notes: • Mineral Resources were prepared in accordance with the CIM Definition Stan
Slide 24: Optimisation Parameters
Optimisation Parameters Base Mining Costs Mining Costs $US / t mined $ 1.75 Incremental Mining Costs Incremental cost above reference bench per 10m 0.010 AURORA Incremental cost below reference bench per 10m 0.015 Ore Costs G&A $US / t processed $ 0.75 Optimization Parameters Copper Processing Cost