Kobrea Exploration Corp. · CSE:KBX
Kobrea Exploration — Investor Presentation (June 2026)
35 slides from Kobrea Exploration's investor presentation, June 2026
Slide 1: A new copper-focused exploration and development Company
CSE: KBX | FSE: F3I | OTCQB: KBXFF w w w . d u b l i n d e s i g n . c o m A new copper-focused exploration and development Company. Corporate Presentation / June 2026
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement This presentation does not constitute an offering of securities and the information contained herein is subject to the information current anticipated potential of the company and readers are cautioned that these statements may not be appropriate for any other contained in the c
Slide 3: Kobrea Opportunity
KOBREA OPPORTUNITY A World-Class First Mover Western Malargüe Copper-District Advantage Copper Projects • Kobrea holds option to acquire 100% interest in 733 km2 • Western Malargüe Mining District announced by • 7 projects, each with Cu-Au-Mo porphyry prospects of southern Neogene Porphyry Belt, Men
Slide 4: Neogene Porphyry Copper Belt
Neogene Porphyry Copper Belt Metallogenic belt containing some of the largest copper deposits in the world. Argentina Los Bronces – rio blanco – 204.3 Mt Cu 204.3 Mt of contained Copper • Highest copper endowment globally El Teniente – 128.5 Mt Cu 128.5 Mt of contained Copper • 3rd largest copper de
Slide 5: The Province of Mendoza
The Province One of the most thriving economies in Argentina, containing a bioceanic The government of Mendoza is making a concerted effort to of Mendoza corridor that connects the Atlantic promote mineral exploration and with the Pacific mining in the Province. “Land of Opportunities” Jimena Latorr
Slide 6: Western Malargüe Mining District
Western Malargüe Mining District The Western Malargüe Mining District (WMMD) is a tool developed by the Government of the Province of Mendoza through Impulsa Mendoza SA to respond to the challenge that the energy transition represents for the world. Impulsa Mendoza is the vehicle adopted by the prov
Slide 7: Western Malargüe Copper Projects
C H I L E A R G E N T I N A Western Malargüe MENDOZA Copper Projects Western Malargüe Mining District 7 Projects – 73,334 hectares (733 km2) • Option to acquire 100% • Road-accessible • 65 km west of the city of Malargüe Intermittent historical exploration (1997 – 2013) • No drilling to date Kobrea
Slide 8: Western Malargüe Copper Projects
Western Malargüe Copper Projects El Perdido El Destino Veronica Sofi Project • 6,877 hectares • 9,487 hectares • 10,980 hectares • 9,667 hectares • Cu-Au-Mo porphyry target • Cu-Au-Mo porphyry target • Multiple porphyry targets • 4 Cu porphyry targets Cuprum Mantos de Cobre Elena Follow us and see •
Slide 9: El Perdido
El Perdido An Exposed Porphyry Copper Centre 2 km 9 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I * Photo taken from Cajon Chico prospect, 14 km to NW
Slide 10: El Perdido – Initial drill test
El Perdido – Initial drill test Initial designed test – 3 x 500 m holes targeting the center of 2 by 2-kilometre porphyry system 10 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 11: 2026 Diamond Drilling Program
2026 Diamond Drilling Program 11 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I • 2,358 m in 6 drill holes
Slide 12: DD26ELP001
DD26ELP001 PD – Diorite porphyry Azi: 088° (inter-mineral) Dip: -56° EOH: 603m W E DIOR – Diorite (late) PQD: Early quartz diorite porphyry @ 336.4 m showing potassic alteration and stockwork veining - 0.13% Cu, 0.12 ppm Au, 1.2ppm Ag. PQD2 with minor hydrothermal breccia CuMax= 0.3% ANDS: Andesite
Slide 13: DD26ELP002
DD26ELP002 PD – Diorite porphyry (inter-mineral) Azi: 042° Dip: -56° EOH: 474.2m W E DIOR – Diorite (late) PQD2/MBX - Magmatic CuMax= breccia – PQD2 matrix 0.16% with PG2 clasts PG2/PQD2 – Granodiorite to quartz diorite porphyry – strong sericite alteration. PQD2 – Quartz diorite porphyry with SCC a
Slide 14: DD26ELP005
DD26ELP005 Azi: 354° PQD2/BX – Limonite matrix, Dip: -87° fragments of PQD2 EOH: 245.5m W E PQD3 – Quartz diorite porphyry (leached) CuMax= 0.33% PQD/PQD3 – Two phases of early quartz diorite porphyry. Chalcocite replacing py/Cp. PQD3 – Quartz diorite porphyry (early) PG – Granodiorite porphyry with
Slide 15: 2026 Diamond Drilling Program - Conclusions
2026 Diamond Drilling Program - Conclusions El Perdido represents a bonafide porphyry Cu-Au-Mo system • Copper mineralization as chalcopyrite and supergene chalcocite mineralization • Numerous early-mineral porphyry phases • Localized potassic alteration and strong quartz stockwork veining • Large h
Slide 16: El Destino
El Destino porphyry Cu-Au prospect – looking east El Destino Quartz-tourmaline breccia F 3 I 1 x 3 km colour anomaly with: F S E : • high-level porphyry-type alteration • localized potassic alteration | • dacite porphyry intrusions K B X • quartz stockwork veining • quartz-tourmaline breccias • anom
Slide 17: Geology
Pleistocene ignimbrite (cover rock) El Destino Pleistocene ignimbrite (cover rock) Geology N Intrusions Breccias • Diorite (early) • Anhydrite cemented • Diorite (late) • Quartz-tourmaline cemented • Dacite porphyry (inter-mineral) Cover Rock: Footprint could be • Pleistocene ignimbrite larger than
Slide 18: El Destino Porphyry system - Geology
El Destino Porphyry system - Geology 2026 geological mapping program - Lithology - Alteration - Vein density Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 18 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 19: El Destino Porphyry system - Alteration
El Destino Porphyry system - Alteration 2026 geological mapping program - Lithology - Alteration - Vein density Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 19 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 20: El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Cu
El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Cu 2026 geological mapping program - Lithology - Alteration - Vein density Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 20 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 21: El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Mo
El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Mo 2026 geological mapping program - Lithology - Alteration - Vein density Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 21 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 22: El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Au
El Destino Porphyry system – Geochemistry - Au 2026 geological mapping program - Lithology - Alteration - Vein density Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 22 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 23: El Destino – Stockwork veining
El Destino – Stockwork veining Widespread, high vein-density measurements (up to 38% by volume) 23 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 24: El Destino - Observations
El Destino - Observations Observations from mapping and rock sampling completed in January 2026 indicate strongest part of the hydrothermal system continues to the north under ignimbrite cover. D-veins cutting early A-veins in strongly phyllic altered diorite at northern ignimbrite contact - strong
Slide 25: El Destino – Potential scale
El Destino – Potential scale Based on field observations and geological interpretations, more than half of the porphyry system is thought to be under ignimbrite cover rock. Initial drilling will be in the area of: • Highest rock geochemistry (Cu, Mo, Au) • Highest quartz vein densities (up to 38% by
Slide 26: El Destino – Potential Scale - Magnetics
El Destino – Potential Scale - Magnetics 2025 Airborne Magnetic Survey - RTP Trying to interpret how much of the system is covered by 50 – 100 metres of Pleistocene-aged ignimbrite 26 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 27: Cuprum Trend
Cuprum Trend 20 x 5 km trend of high-level porphyry alteration Santa Elena • Anomalous Cu ± Au ± Mo • Strong sericite-pyrite alteration • Miocene diorite porphyry stock 20 km CerroBayo AH3 • Porphyritic dacitic intrusive • Cu-in-rock up to 0.68% Cu • Widespread phyllic ± argillic LasCargas > 1000 •
Slide 28: Target KBX-17
Target KBX-17 A newly discovered hydrothermal breccia body (December 2025) • 1,250 metres by 500 metres • Conceptual target – a vertically-zoned, sulphide-cemented breccia above a porphyry system > 1000 Photographs from Target KBX-17: A) Example of outcropping hydrothermal breccia. B) Iron-oxide cem
Slide 29: Sofi Property
Sofi Property Blanco106 Blanco 20 • 1.5 x 2 km phyllic-argillic alteration • 2.5 km diameter colour anomaly zone • Diorite / quartz diorite stocks • Monzonitic and dioritic intrusives • Quartz-sericite-pyrite alteration • Pyrite-dominated with samples up to • Quartz stockwork veining 0.25% Cu • Rock
Slide 30: Cajon Chico prospect
Cajon Chico prospect Cajon Chico - Hydrothermal breccias - Monzonitic to dioritic intrusives - Rock samples up to 0.25% Cu - Road within 2.5 km of target 2025 ASTER study > 1000 30 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 31: Meet the Team
Meet the James Hedalen Rory Ritchie Paul Johnston Team CEO and Director VP – Exploration, Director Chief Geologist F 3 I Meetul Patel Pierre Clement Cal Everett Darren Pylot CFO and Director Director Strategic Advisor Strategic Advisor F S E : | K B X C S E : 31
Slide 32: Share Structure
53.4M Share Structure Issued & Outstanding Shares 29.4M Warrants (Weighted Average $0.37) 82.8M Fully Diluted Shares $3.5M Working Capital 32 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 33: Contact Us. Thank You.
Thank You. Contact Us. (778) 322-9066 james@kobreaexploration.com 1570 – 200 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC V6C 3L6 kobreaexploration.com Corporate Presentation 2026
Slide 34: Appendix
Appendix 34 C S E : K B X | F S E : F 3 I
Slide 35: Western Malargüe Copper Projects – Agreement Terms
Western Malargüe Copper Projects – Agreement Terms To acquire a 100% interest in 7 properties: Date Cash payment (USD) Share issuance On signing (August 14, 2024) $ 250,000.00 100,000 ✓ Completed 6-month anniversary $ 250,000.00 100,000 ✓ Completed 12-month anniversary $ 500,000.00 150,000 ✓ Complet
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