Silver Valley Metals Corp · TSXV:SILV

Silver Valley Metals — Investor Presentation (March 2023)

37 slides from Silver Valley Metals's investor presentation, Mar 16, 2023

  1. Slide 1: Ranger-Page Silver, Zinc and Lead Project

    INVESTOR PRESENTATION Ranger-Page Silver, Zinc and Lead Project Brownfield Exploration in the Silver Valley of north Idaho. TSX.V SILV | OTCQB SVMFF SILVERVALLEYMETALS.COM

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements

    PA G E 2 Forward Looking Statements Certain statements in this presentation are forward-looking and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Such forward looking statements are within the meaning of that term in Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securi

  3. Slide 3: Board of Directors

    PA G E 3 Board of Directors Brandon Rook, B.Sc, BA Timothy Mosey, B.Sc, M.Sc PRESIDENT & CEO, DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Mr. Rook has over 25 years of diversified business experience working as a geologist, advisor to Mr. Mosey has over 30 years of experience in the mining industry, previously in the private

  4. Slide 4: Management

    PA G E 4 Management Brandon Rook, B.Sc, BA Dong Shim, CPA, CA, CPA (ILLINOIS) PRESIDENT & CEO, DIRECTOR CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Mr. Rook has over 25 years of diversified business experience working as a geologist, advisor to numerous Mr. Shim has led a successful accounting and finance career in bot

  5. Slide 5: Investment Highlights

    PA G E 5 EXCITING BROWNFIELD EXPLORATION PROJECT IN A TIER 1 JURISDICTION Investment Highlights » EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM: Significant experience in mineral exploration and mining finance. » SILVER, PLUS HIGH-GRADE LEAD AND ZINC: High grade historic production on the Ranger-Page Property. A top-

  6. Slide 6: The Silver Valley of north Idaho

    PA G E 6 PROLIFIC MINING JURISDICTION WITH 6 HISTORIC MINES ON THE RANGER- PAGE PROJECT Ranger-Page Project The Silver Valley of north Idaho Coeur d’Alene United States Boise SMELTERVILLE Idaho KELLOGG HECLA (WEST SHAFT) RANGER-PAGE OSBURN STAR MORNING (EAST SHAFT) BURKE SUNSHINE BUNKER HILL COEUR C

  7. Slide 7: Deep Underground Potential

    PA G E 7 DEVELOPMENT AT RANGER-PAGE WAS ONLY A FRACTION OF OTHER MAJOR MINES IN THE DISTRICT Deep Underground Potential 0 MAXIMUM MINING DEPTH (FEET BELOW SURFACE) < 200 -1,200 2,500 -2,644 -3,900 -4,000 5,000 ??? ??? ??? -5,500 -6,000 -6,100 7,500 -7,500 -8,000 -8,800 10,000 NOTE: MINES ORDERED GEN

  8. Slide 8: Coeur d'Alene District Production

    PA G E 8 1.2 BILLION+ OUNCES OF SILVER PRODUCED SINCE THE 1880’ S Coeur D’Alene District Production 400 359 HISTORIC TOTALSILVER PRODUCTION (MILLION OZ 300 200 196 170 162 100 73 41 41 AG) 0 GALENA STAR-MORNING BUNKER HILL SUNSHINE COEUR LUCKY FRIDAY HECLA SOURCE: PUBLIC DISCLOSURE, AMERICAS GOLD &

  9. Slide 9: Patented Claims & Targets

    P AG E 9 Patented Claims & Targets 1 5 3 2 6 4 7 8 TARGETS 1 Crown Point 6 Page 2 Ranger 7 Buckeye 3 Blackhawk 8 Spring Ranger-Page 4 Wyoming Project 5 Curlew TSX.V SILV | OTCQB SVMFF

  10. Slide 10: Ranger-Page Historic Production Summary

    PA G E 1 0 HISTORIC PRODUCTION AT RANGER-PAGE COMPARED TO THE BUNKER HILL MINE Ranger-Page Historic Production Summary MINE DEPTH OF TONS SILVER TOTAL ZINC TOTAL LEAD TOTAL TOTAL AG EQ AG EQ MINE MINED GRADE OUNCES GRADE ZINC (LBS) GRADE LEAD (LBS) COPPER GRADE OUNCES SILVER (LBS) BUNKER HILL * 4,00

  11. Slide 11: Page Mine - Historic Resources

    P A G E 11 TOP TEN HISTORICAL PRODUCER IN THE SILVER VALLEY MINING CORRIDOR WITH HISTORIC RESOURCES Page Mine - Historic Resources HISTORIC RESOURCES TONS SILVER (G/ T ) SILVER (OZ ) ZINC (%) ZINC (LBS) LEAD (%) LEAD (LBS) SILVER EQUIV. SILVER ZINC EQUIV. ZINC EQUIV. (G/ T )* EQUIV. (OZ )* GRADE (%)

  12. Slide 12: Page Mine Mineralization – Blackhawk Mine

    E X T E N D IN G DEPTH AND WIDTHS OF HIGH- GRADE M IN E R ALIZ AT IO N - UP TO 7.5 YEARS OF ADDED MINE LIFE BASED ON HIST O RIC PRODUCTION P A G E 12 Page Mine Mineralization – BLACKHAWK MINE Historic production bottomed in high grade mineralization AgEq g/mt PAGE MINE 1200 LEVEL BLACKHAWK MINE 600

  13. Slide 13: Page Mine Historic Drill Results

    PA G E 1 3 INCREASING GRADE AND WIDTHS AT DEPTH Page Mine Historic Drill Results Composite Hole ID From To (m) Width Depth Below Ag g/t Pb % Zn % AgEq g/t Hole (m) (m) Historic Resources (m) 1 34-142_NE 73.2 75.6 2.4 70 266.8 13.4 3.1 764.7 1 34-142_NE_2 67.8 70.7 2.9 63 89.6 10.3 3.9 532.3 2 34-214

  14. Slide 14: Exploration Proximity to adjacent Bunker Hill Mine

    PA G E 1 4 EXCELLENT LOCATION, OPEN AT DEPTH AND LATERALLY Exploration Proximity to adjacent Bunker Hill Mine RANGER-PAGE PROJECT BUNKERHILL PROJECT OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN TSX.V SILV | OTCQB SVMFF

  15. Slide 15: New Drill Target Areas - 2023

    PA G E 15 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED New Drill Target Areas - 2023 LEGEND N 1 Stopes Drill Target 1 1 1 1 Underground Workings 2 2 PAGE 1 3 Faults 8 MINE 3 3 1. Osburn 5. Buckeye 2. Crown Point 6. Spring 4 4 3. Curlew 7. Gover

  16. Slide 16: Induced Polarization Anomalies in 3D

    PA G E 16 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED Induced Polarization Anomalies in 3D • Colored areas depict IP anomalous zones dipping along faults toward the Drill Target south Crown Point LEGEND Page Mine Blackhawk Induced Polarization

  17. Slide 17: A Look At The Cross Sections

    PA G E 17 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED A Look At The Cross Sections • Two Cross sections provide perspective of anomalous B A zones relative to the faults. Drill Target • Cross sections depict perspectives 300m apart. Crown Poin

  18. Slide 18: A View Of IP Anomalies Down The Fault Planes

    PA G E 18 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED A View Of IP Anomalies Down The Fault Planes • Anomalous zones occur alongside or adjacent to prominent fault zones. LEGEND Page Mine Underground Workings Faults Anomalous Zones KEY FAULTS

  19. Slide 19: A View Of IP Anomalies Down The Fault Planes

    PA G E 19 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED A View Of IP Anomalies Down The Fault Planes • Colored areas depict IP anomalous zones dipping along faults toward the south LEGEND Page Mine Underground Induced Workings Polarization (IP)

  20. Slide 20: Cross Section A – A'

    PA G E 20 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED Cross Section A – A’ • There are 5 anomalous zones in cross section A-A’, occurring in parallel structures. LEGEND Projected vein Anomalous structures Zones KEY FAULTS & TARGETS 1. Crown Po

  21. Slide 21: Cross Section B – B'

    PA G E 21 SURFACE EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2022 IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF HIGHLY ANOMALOUS TARGETS TO BE DRILLED Cross Section B – B’ • There are 4 anomalous zones North amidst fault zones in parallel zones. • Spring and Ranger-Wyoming targets occur in both sections. LEGEND Projected vein Anomalous st

  22. Slide 22: Ranger-Page Upcoming Catalysts

    P A G E 22 EXCITING BROWNFIELD EXPLORATION PROJECT IN A TIER 1 JURISDICTION Ranger-Page Upcoming Catalysts 2023 EXPLORATION & DRILLING PROGRAM: » Trenching program » Surface sampling and mapping » Road construction » Drill pad buildout » Diamond core drilling » Geologic analysis and core logging » S

  23. Slide 23: Appendix

    P A G E 23 Appendix 2022 EXPLORATION RESULTS DATA » Crown Point Geophysics & Geochemical Survey » Blackhawk Geophysics & Geochemical Survey » Spring Geophysics & Geochemical Survey » East Curlew Geophysics & Geochemical Survey » Ranger-Wyoming Geophysics & Geochemical Survey » Geologic analysis and

  24. Slide 24: Crown Point - Geophysics

    PA G E 2 4 INDUCED POLARIZATION (IP) Crown Point - Geophysics BLACKHAWK MINE Anomaly Induced • Significant near surface coincident Polarization (IP) 520m Induced Polarization and Resistivity IP Results 500m anomaly matching historical trend of the Crown Point Mine msec 10 CROWN POINT FAULT 5 FOOTWAL

  25. Slide 25: Crown Point Geochemical Survey

    PA G E 25 Crown Point Geochemical Survey • The Crown Point target is located 1,000 metres northwest from Bunker Hill, one of America’s largest underground mines, and located 650 metres due east from the past producing Blackhawk Mine (owned by Silver Valley) which remains open at depth below 365 metr

  26. Slide 26: Blackhawk - Geophysics

    INDUCED POLARIZATION (IP) 480m PA G E 2 6 Blackhawk - Geophysics Anomaly 200m Induced • Strike and dip length of the Polarization (IP) BLACKHAWK MINE CROWN POINT MINE coincident anomalies is IP Results 500 METERS EAST OF BLACKHAWK approximately 480 and 200 meters respectively located up msec 370M pl

  27. Slide 27: Blackhawk Geochemical Survey

    PA G E 27 Blackhawk Geochemical Survey • The Blackhawk target is located 1,000 metres east from the Company’s high-grade and top ten past- producer in the District, Page Mine, and located 650 metres due west from the high-grade silver dominant past producing Crown Point Mine. • The Company interpret

  28. Slide 28: Spring - Geophysics

    PA G E 2 8 INDUCED POLARIZATION (IP) BLACKHAWK MINE 850 METRES DUE Anomaly NORTH FROM THE Spring - Geophysics PAGE MINE 1250 METRES NORTHWEST SPRING TARGET FROM THE SPRING Induced TARGET 850M • The highest priority target defined to Polarization (IP) 375M date; the first target located outside IP Re

  29. Slide 29: Spring Geochemical Survey

    PA G E 29 Spring Geochemical Survey • The Spring-Government Gulch fault intersection is analogous to the Page-Curlew fault intersection on the project, which is related to the formation of the historic and top ten historical producer in the District, Page Mine (owned by Silver Valley) • Zinc, lead,

  30. Slide 30: East Curlew – Geophysics

    PA G E 3 0 INDUCED POLARIZATION (IP) GROUSE CREEK 450M East Curlew – Geophysics 300M GOVERNMENT GULCH BLACKHAWK MINE Induced Anomaly • The East Curlew target is the Polarization (IP) eastern extension of the Curlew IP Results fault, which is an important emplacement fault at both the Page msec and B

  31. Slide 31: East Curlew Geochemical Survey

    PA G E 31 East Curlew Geochemical Survey • Strong and highly anomalous surface geochemistry sample results in silver, zinc, lead, and copper are located near and on top of the geophysical anomalies further validating the importance of the East Curlew target. • Soil geochemistry sampling over the IP

  32. Slide 32: Ranger-Wyoming - Geophysics

    PA G E 3 2 INDUCED POLARIZATION (IP) 1200M Ranger-Wyoming - Geophysics Induced Polarization (IP) 600M IP Results • Largest anomalous target area defined at the project. msec 10 5 • Significant coincident IP and resistivity geophysical anomalies 0 measuring approximately 1,200m in Stopes RESISTIVITY

  33. Slide 33: Ranger-Wyoming Geochemical Survey

    PA G E 33 Ranger-Wyoming Geochemical Survey • The exploration team identified a potential extension of the Ranger-Wyoming complex mineralization along strike, and up-plunge of the historic mine workings. • The anomaly is situated in the hanging wall of the 96 Fault representing a significant expansi

  34. Slide 34: Location & Infrastructure

    PA G E 3 4 1KM SOUTH OF HIGHWAY, CLOSE TO INFRASTRUCTURE Location & Infrastructure • Situated ~94 km east of Spokane, Washington, 37 miles from Coeur d’Alene, 1.2 km SE of the town of Smelterville and 3.2 km west of Kellogg in Shoshone County, which has a population of ~13,000 • Located 1 km south o

  35. Slide 35: Our Approach to Sustainability & ESG

    PA G E 35 USING RESPONSIBLE, SUSTAINABLE MINING AND EXPLORATION PRACTICES Our Approach to Sustainability & ESG BE GOOD STEWARDS OF THE ENVIRONMENT WORK CLOSELY WITH THE COMMUNITY ETHICS, GOVERNANCE, SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS • Leave the area better than when we arrived • Focus on creating jobs

  36. Slide 36: Capital Structure

    P AA GG EE 3669 P Capital Structure SHARE STRUCTURE SHARE PRICE PERFORMANCE (6- MONTH ) (2) Common Shares (Basic) 48.7M Options 4.8M Warrants @ $0.15 (Nov-24) 13.7M Warrants @ $0.30 (Mar-23) 2.8M Common Shares (FD) 69.9M FINANCIAL Share Price (2) C $0.12 Market Cap (C$) (Basic) C $5.6M Average Daily

  37. Slide 37: Contact Us

    PA G E 37 CONTACT BRANDON ROOK US PRESIDENT & CEO E: brandon@silvervalleymetals.com M: 604-800-4710 HEAD OFFICE 750 - 1095 WEST PENDER STREET VANCOUVER, B.C. V6E 2M6 silvervalleymetals.com TSX.V SILV | OTCQB SVMFF

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