Richmond Hill Resources Plc · LSE:RHR
Richmond Hill Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2026)
17 slides from Richmond Hill Resources's investor presentation, Jul 16, 2026
Slide 1: Martello Gold Project
RICHMOND HILL RESOURCES PLC · AIM: RHR Martello Gold Project A consolidated past-producing gold district on the Wabigoon Subprovince, Ontario Investor Presentation · July 2026 Historic grades, intercepts, tonnage and ounce figures are non-current, not NI 43-101 compliant and unverified by a Qualifie
Slide 2: Disclaimer
IMPORTANT NOTICE Disclaimer These presentation slides have been prepared by and are the sole No representation or warranty, express or implied, is given by Richmond Hill responsibility of Richmond Hill Resources PLC (“Richmond Hill Resources” or Resources, any of its subsidiaries or any of its respe
Slide 3: Why Martello
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Why Martello Martello is RHR's gold exploration project in Ontario, Canada — a consolidated ~5,659ha former-producing district in the Wabigoon greenstone belt, targeting a maiden resource in 2027. Historic producer, A >1.4km interpreted 01 02 A consolidated district 03 ~14g/t A
Slide 4: A tier-one belt, with a defined neighbour
REGIONAL CONTEXT A tier-one belt, with a defined neighbour • Martello sits within the productive Wabigoon gold corridor, alongside multi- million-ounce deposits held by Agnico Eagle, New Gold, Treasury Metals and First Mining. • Ontario ranks 2nd in the world for mining investment attractiveness (Fr
Slide 5: Property-scale magnetometry & structure
GEOPHYSICS & STRUCTURE Property-scale magnetometry & structure • RHR's consolidated property (gold outline) lies in the felsic-metavolcanic corridor, between regional deformation zones. • Gold-in-rock assays track mapped shear zones and fold structures — the fold- controlled mineralisation historic
Slide 6: Fold-hinge vein system, past producer
PRIORITY TARGET — SAKOOSE Fold-hinge vein system, past producer PAST PRODUCTION — HISTORICAL 8,828t milled ~14g/t Au Across two campaigns — Ottawa Milling (1897–1902) and Van Houten (1944–47). Historical figure, non-current and not NI 43-101 compliant. Workings 4 shafts + 2 open stopes · ~280m strik
Slide 7: A structural junction — fold hinge meets feeder fault
PRIORITY TARGET — SAKOOSE A structural junction — fold hinge meets feeder fault • Sakoose sits where the regional fold hinge meets an interpreted feeder fault — apparent convergence of multiple structural trends where dilation and fluid focusing concentrate gold. • Gold-bearing veins were drilled ov
Slide 8: Two trap styles — why the hinge matters
SAKOOSE — STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK Two trap styles — why the hinge matters Two independent studies (Kresz 1987, Hampton 1988) both place Sakoose in the fold-related category. SADDLE REEF (FOLD-CONTROLLED) FAULT–SHEAR (PLANAR SYSTEM) Fold hinge-controlled quartz vein system Planar shear-controlled quartz
Slide 9: Most of Sakoose has never been drill-tested
THE SCALE OPPORTUNITY Most of Sakoose has never been drill-tested Historic drilling covers only a fraction of the interpreted strike. The section shows the drilled envelope — open along strike and at depth, with an additional mineralised trend still to test. Sakoose and Maw form one continuous struc
Slide 10: We own both key structural junctions
WHY CONSOLIDATION MATTERS We own both key structural junctions Gold is focused where major structures meet. RHR now controls both known junction-style targets: • Tabor Junction — North-trending structure meets the fold-hinge corridor. • Sakoose–Maw Junction — Kawashegamuk transfer fault meets the fo
Slide 11: Exploration was fragmented
WHY MARTELLO REMAINED UNDEREXPLORED Exploration was fragmented For a century Martello sat across separate owners and property boundaries. Multiple historical Split by property Separate, piecemeal No district-scale owners boundaries programmes evaluation Successive companies held The district straddl
Slide 12: Intrusion-hosted QFP system
TABOR Intrusion-hosted QFP system A distinct mineralisation style — gold-bearing quartz–carbonate veins hosted within a quartz- feldspar porphyry (QFP) body and adjacent country rock. 12.3–42.4g/t Historic bulk-sample grades (1937–38) A second, independent target on the same ground — Martello is not
Slide 13: 2026–2027 catalysts
NEWSFLOW 2026–2027 catalysts Q3 2026 H2 2026 Q4 2026 2027 Summer field Sakoose drilling Sakoose assays Maiden resource programme ~1,500m / 7 holes (permits Integrated with the historic Targeted at Sakoose Geophysics & mapping; pending) database Sakoose drill prep Proposed programme. Timing subject t
Slide 14: Saint Sophie copper Project — strategic optionality
BROADER PORTFOLIO Saint Sophie copper Project — strategic optionality Early-stage copper exploration ground in southern Quebec Jurisdiction Asset type Ontario-first sequencing Quebec — established mining Multiple early-stage copper licences Drill permits at Sakoose are province with smelter, refiner
Slide 15: Capital structure & board
CORPORATE Capital structure & board Hamish Harris Executive Director CAPITAL STRUCTURE 20+ yrs banking (Singapore/HK/London); senior roles across listed and private mining ventures. AIM (London Stock Listing Exchange) David Tink Non-Executive Chairman Ticker RHR Dual-qualified lawyer (NSW; England &
Slide 16: Martello in one line
RICHMOND HILL RESOURCES PLC · AIM: RHR Martello in one line Martello is a consolidated historic gold district in Ontario, led by Sakoose–Maw — a past-producing, fold-controlled gold system, now testable as one system for the first time, with near-term drilling and district-scale upside. www.richmond
Slide 17: Principal technical references
APPENDIX Principal technical references Year Reference Contribution supported by the cited document 1982 Kuryliw, C.J. — AFRI 52F09SW0028 Geological mapping and exploration of the Tabor Lake area. Regional mapping (Geology of the Kawashegamuk Lake Area). Describes a chevron syncline with the Sakoose
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