Labrador Gold Corp · TSXV:LAB
Labrador Gold — Investor Presentation (July 2026)
11 slides from Labrador Gold's investor presentation, July 2026
Slide 1: Mariposa Gold Project
MARIPOSA GOLD PROJECT July 2026 TSX-V: LAB | Labrador Gold Inc.
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER Statements contained in this presentation that are not historical facts may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the US Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and forward looking information under similar Canadian legislation (collectively, "Forward Looking Inform
Slide 3: Summary
Summary • ~16,000 ha land package in the heart of the White Gold District • Coffee deposit ~44 km SW (3.8 Moz @ 1.15 g/t Au) • Golden Saddle deposit ~50 km NNW (2.3 Moz @ 1.78 g/t Au) • Exploration dataset leveraged to rapidly advance the project with targeted, efficient work programs • Geology and
Slide 4: Location & Access
Location & Access • Located 120 km south of Dawson City, Yukon • 750 m airstrip enables fixed-wing flights from Dawson City or Whitehorse • Summer ATV access from Pelly Farm (~70 km) • Internal access via existing placer mining roads along Scroggie and Mariposa Creeks; remote areas by helicopter • T
Slide 5: Gold Mineralization in White Gold District
Gold Mineralization in White Gold District Mariposa shares characteristics of gold mineralization elsewhere in the White Gold District including: • Similar age (~155Ma) to Golden Saddle mineralization and other prospects in the district suggests widespread orogenic gold event • East-northeasterly fa
Slide 6: Placer Mining
Placer Mining • Placer activity dates back to 1898 when gold was first discovered in Scroggie and Mariposa Creeks • Both creeks are still actively mined with 1,136oz reported for Scroggie Creek in 2025 • 73,000 oz of placer gold production (1978-2025) from Scroggie Creek • Pristine gold nuggets foun
Slide 7: Gold Occurrences
Gold Occurrences • Eight significant gold occurrences identified by soil sampling to date • Drilling and trenching demonstrate widespread gold mineralization • Most work focussed along the 3.5km Skookum Jim trend • Southern portion of the property sparsely sampled despite good gold in soil anomalies
Slide 8: Drilling and Trenching
Drilling and Trenching Trench # Length (m) Au (g/t) Zone TR10-SJ-02 150 0.49 Skookum Main NW SE including 30 1.25 SWTR12-11 40 1.4 Skookum West including 20 1.83 SWTR12-03 10 2.45 Skookum West SWTR12-08 10 1.49 Skookum West SWTR12-09 20 0.9 Skookum West MPTR16-01 45 0.49 Hackly Breccia including 10
Slide 9: Top Targets
Top Targets Intersecting magnetic lineaments • Skookum Main & West lie at intersecting ENE & NE trending mag lineaments • Similar targets with anomalous soils, present in southern half of property (yellow ellipses) Untested soil anomalies • Alberta Creek open soil anomaly needs additional sampling t
Slide 10: 2026 Program
2026 Program • Lidar survey covering the property • Aids in recognizing subtle structures and areas of potential outcrop • Airborne magnetics and radiometrics • Completes high-definition coverage • Grid soil sampling to extend Alberta Creek and Hackly anomalies • Ridge and spur sampling in southwest
Slide 11: Contact Us
CONTACT US Roger Moss, President and CEO Phone: +1-416-704-8291 E-mail: rmoss@labradorgold.com Website: www.labradorgold.com X: @LabGoldCorp TSX-V: LAB FNR: 2N6 TSX-V: LAB | www.labradorgold.com 11