Slide 1: Exploring for the Next Big US Porphyry
EXPLORINGFORTHE NEXT BIG USPORPHYRY CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:ACDXF 2024 Q2 1
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian and US securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included he
Slide 3: Copper and precious metals demand in electronics, EVs and renewables
Consumer electronics and Electric Vehicle & Battery Renewable Energy and Defense Technologies Technologies Storage Technologies “From renewable energy infrastructure to Electric vehicles are expected to account for 49% Gold is an excellent conductor, and because it electric vehicles, the transition
Slide 4: Net zero transition cannot happen without copper
“From renewable energy infrastructure to electric vehicles, the transition to net zero cannot happen without copper” - Eduardo Mencarini, Partner at McKinsey Sources: https://copperalliance.org/resource/future-sustainability-trends-in-copper-demand https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1vsx
Slide 5: Recently added to the Department of Energy critical minerals list
RECENTLY ADDED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY CRITICAL MINERALS LIST The US’s Inflation Reduction Act will increase energy spending by $264 billion through 2030. This investment should drive higher solar and wind deployments, batter storage additions, and faster EV adoption, resulting in elevated demand
Slide 6: Remarkable, irreplaceable and infinitely recyclable
REMARKABLE,IRREPLACEABLEAND INFINITELY RECYCLABLE Copper plays a significant role in transition to a low-carbon economy More and More… 80% Recycled Think Green Think Copper Plus Zinc and Precious Metals
Slide 7: Why American Copper?
WHY AMERICAN COPPER? STRONGLEADERSHIP STRATEGICASSET 7 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 8: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE HUDBAY ASOFSEPTEMBER30, 2023 WATERTON INVESTORS ISSUED& OUTSTANDING & FLOAT FULLYDILUTED SHARES MANAGEMENT & INSIDERS OPTIONS WARRANTS CASHBALANCE 8 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 9: Tier 1 Jurisdiction – Southwestern USA
TIER 1 JURISDICTION – SOUTHWESTERNUSA Porphyry-related mining districts throughout SE Arizona and SW New and account for 80% of US copper production Large crustal structures provide plumbing for productive porphyry districts Porphyry mining districts contain vein, skarn, and porphyry stockwork/disse
Slide 10: Lordsburg, NM Patent Claims
LORDSBURG, NM LAND PACKAGE: ~23,380 acre land package (~50 sq mi) – 100 patent claims ACCESS: Year-round road access – Federal and County maintained highways INFRASTRUCTURE: Major freeway and PATENTCLAIMS highways, Union Pacific Railroad, 4 powerplants within 30mi. HISTORY: Past producing high-grade
Slide 11: Lordsburg District Consolidated, 2022
G.K. Gilbert, 1873 “Argentifierous ores of lead and copper” were first noted in the Lordsburg District while surveying potential Southern Pacific Railroad routes Commercial Production, 1880-1890 First commercial production focused on silver ores Significant Historic Production (small mines/multiple owne
Slide 12: Regional geology and local vein orientations and metal zoning
What we see A What we are looking for A’ Regional geology and local vein orientations and metal zoning 12 2 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 13: Long Section Showing Metal Zoning
LONG SECTIONSHOWING METAL ZONING High level veins – copper, gold, silver epithermal veins with chalcopyrite, bornite, chalcocite Metal Zoning: District scale zoning from distal lead-zinc-silver +/- gold in the NE with increasing copper at depth and to the SW SW NE Ag+Pb+Zn Bonney Mine Jim Superior E
Slide 14: IP Titan Survey (134 line km) completed
IP Titan Survey(134 line km) completed – 16 lines 14 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 15: 5000m Phase I Program Focus
5000m PHASEI PROGRAM FOCUS A. In and around the historic Entrée Gold drillholes; B. Area with breccias and vein B exposure on surface; A C. Around Bonney/Misers Chest – C area showing classic porphyry geophysical signature 15 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 16: AC23-006 intersected 44 meters of 1% CuEq
• Results from Phase I maiden drill program Hole From_ft To_ft Length_ft Length_m CuEq Cu % Ag g/t Au g/t announced September 11, 2023 282 402 120 36.6 0.38 0.27 11.84 0.05 including 50 15.2 0.47 0.33 14.41 0.06 • Four out of six holes hit significant 25 7.6 0.69 0.52 18.90 0.06 AC23-001 mineralizati
Slide 17: High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins
10m of 0.52% CuEq: 0.44% Cu, 9.6 g/t Ag , 0.02 g/t Au 44m of 1.00% CuEq: 0.86% Cu, 10.6 g/t Ag , 0.10 g/t Au High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins Mineralization present in both high- grade copper veins and within underlying sediment package 12m of 1.02% CuEq: 0.94
Slide 18: AC23-004 core photos
: a8 eB | AC23-004: Mineralized intervals typically contain common, thin, irregular chalcopyrite veinlets with irregular, seemingly arbitrary, zones with chalcopyrite concentrations greater than 50-percent of the core volume. CSE: ACDX! OTCQB: oo ae eH Plunge -07 Azimuth 295 18
Slide 19: High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins
10m of 0.52% CuEq: 0.44% Cu, 9.6 g/t Ag , 0.02 g/t Au 44m of 1.00% CuEq: 0.86% Cu, 10.6 g/t Ag , 0.10 g/t Au High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins Mineralization present in both high- grade copper veins and within underlying sediment package 12m of 1.02% CuEq: 0.94
Slide 20: AC23-005 Last Chance vein
AC23-005 Birdy. @ ea.) || ‘AC23-005: The Last Chance vein characterized by coarse grained masses of chalcopyrite and chalcopyrite veinlets with some 5 ft intervals displaying over 1% Cu assays. Pervasive phyllic and propylitic alteration is present throughout the drill hole with extensive pyrite +/-
Slide 21: High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins
10m of 0.52% CuEq: 0.44% Cu, 9.6 g/t Ag , 0.02 g/t Au 44m of 1.00% CuEq: 0.86% Cu, 10.6 g/t Ag , 0.10 g/t Au High grade copper intercepts confirm presence of historically mined veins Mineralization present in both high- grade copper veins and within underlying sediment package 12m of 1.02% CuEq: 0.94
Slide 22: AC23-006: 44m of 1.00% CuEq, including 18m of 2.13%
AC23-006 ’ hd \ AC23-006: 44m of 1.00% CuEg, including 18m of 2.13% CuEq, 14m of 2.75% CuEq, and 3.0m of 11.35% CuEq = AC23-006: 982ft to 992ft shown: 10 ft (3.0m) of 11.35% CuEq, 9.48% Cu, 217.5 g/t Ag, and 0.56 g/t Au Plunge -07 Azimuth 295 22 CSE: ACDX! OTCQB:
Slide 23: Resolution is 1.9 billion tonnes grading 1.5% Cu
Resolution is 1.9 billion tonnes grading 1.5% Cu1 Resolution was found by exploring adjacent to and below high-grade copper veins – (e.g., Magma Vein) similar to Lordsburg veins Resolution is located in a preserved down-drop Mesozoic basin similar stratigraphy similar to thick Cretaceous sediment pa
Slide 24: Chargeability and resistivity looking west
25 ms chargeability LOOKING WEST 50 ms chargeability 1500 ohmm resistivity 24 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 25: 3D Titan IP and MT Survey
3D TITAN IP AND MT SURVEY 3D DCIP, MT RESULTS with 2023 drilling CE MT Inversion - Resolution, Arizona - Posphysy Copper Unconstrained MT Inversion ‘ ‘ 06m [EB Apacte teap tut) Pre camo, Limestone TEBE vite! conglomerate f} iabase [BB Cretaceous Voicanics [I] Pre camb, schist PreCamb, Quartaite ou —
Slide 26: Next steps: digitizing data, targets and Phase II drill campaign
CONTINUE DIGITIZING ALL UNDERGROUND AND HISTORIC DATA COMBINE AND COMPILE ALL LAYERSOFDATA DETERMINE MINERALIZED CONTROLSAND GENERATETARGETS FORPHASEII DRILL CAMPAIGN CONTINUE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT UPLIST TONYSE-AMERICAN TOALLOW FORGREATEREXPOSURETOUSMARKETS 26 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 27: Tier One US Jurisdiction: New Mexico is porphyry country
Tier One USJurisdiction: New Mexico is porphyry country World Class Mineral Potential Well established regulatory environments Local support from the community Proven Leadership with Successful Track Records Lordsburg: Excellent Infrastructure: Interstate, rail and power High-grade copper veins – 20
Slide 28: American Copper Development Corporation
AMERICAN COPPERDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 710 – 1030 W GEORGIAST VANCOUVER, BCV6E 2Y3 invest@american-copper.com T: 778.372.9888 www.american-copper.com 28 CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 29: invest@american-copper.com T: 778.372.9888 www.american-copper.com
invest@american-copper.com T: 778.372.9888 www.american-copper.com CSE:ACDXI OTCQB:
Slide 30: Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, Daniel Schieber, Blaine Bailey
Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse Daniel Schieber Blaine Bailey Chairman President & CEO CFO Mr. Van Nieuwenhuyse was appointed to serve as Mr. Schieber established his career in metals and Mr. Bailey is a CPA, CGA working with public and President & CEO of CONTANGO ORE in 2020. He mining finance as an analyst f
Slide 31: Curt Freeman, Tom Peregoodoff, Stuart R. Ross
(See bios on previous page) Mr. Freeman is a U.S. Certified Professional Geologist and a licensed geologist in the State of Alaska. Since forming Avalon Development in 1985, Curt and his crews have conducted mineral exploration all over Alaska as well as in the Yukon, the western Curt Freeman United
Slide 32: Bonnie Broman, Mark Osterberg
Bonnie Ms. Broman has over 15 years of experience in the natural resource sector most often working in remote exploration sites throughout Alaska and Montana – including the Ambler Mining VMS District, the operating Nixon Fork high grade skarn gold mine, and the Black Broman Butte Copper deposit. Sh