Montage Gold Corp. · TSX:MAU

Montage Gold — Investor Presentation (May 2026)

115 slides from Montage Gold's investor presentation, May 2026

  1. Slide 1: Creating a premier African gold producer

    TSX MAU OTCQX MAUTF montagegold.com Creating a premier African gold producer MAY 2026 CORPORATE PRESENTATION

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION This presentation contains “forward-looking information” (referred to herein as “forward-looking statements”) under the provisions of applicable Canadian securities legislation regarding Montage and the mineral properties of Montage located in Côte d'Ivoire (th

  3. Slide 3: Montage Gold Overview

    Section 1: MONTAGE GOLD OVERVIEW

  4. Slide 4: Our Strategy

    OUR STRATEGY Focused on creating a premier African gold producer African Gold Opportunity Leverage in-house construction and exploration expertise Production Largest gold producing region globally Establish Montage as the partner Exploration of choice through our win-win Top region for discoveries o

  5. Slide 5: Leadership Team

    LEADERSHIP TEAM Significant expertise in exploration, building and operating in Africa MARTINO DE CICCIO CONSTANT TIA PEDER OLSEN SILVIA BOTTERO PIERRE N’GUESSAN Chief Executive Officer | CFA Chief Financial Officer | CPA, M.Sc President & Chief Development EVP Exploration | M.Sc, Geo, MBA Côte d’Iv

  6. Slide 6: Corporate Snapshot

    CORPORATE SNAPSHOT Strong shareholder backing CAPITALISATION OWNERSHIP1 17.7% Basic Shares Outstanding 403,394,240 8.4% Fully-Diluted Shares Outstanding 427,281,098 Directors & Officers 6.8% of Montage Gold Close Price (TSX:MAU) May 1, 2026 C$13.49 4.1% Basic Market Cap C$5,442 / US$4,007 3.3% Cash

  7. Slide 7: Corporate Objectives

    CORPORATE OBJECTIVES Unlocking value from exploration through to production Our targets: Focus on high quality assets with long mine life and low AISC Koné project provides a strong base Achieve diversification across multiple countries and mines Build a Create a greenfield project exploration devel

  8. Slide 8: Our Portfolio

    OUR PORTFOLIO Creating a premier multi-asset African gold producer KONÉ PROJECT Construction Stage ▪ Ongoing initiatives to increase production above 300kozpa1 ▪ On-budget and ahead of schedule ▪ First gold pour in late Q4-2026 through an oxide circuit ▪ Hard-rock comminution circuit on-schedule for

  9. Slide 9: Koné Project

    KONÉ PROJECT Long-life and low AISC asset of scale 16 years 301,000oz Mine Life based on Avg. Production the 2024 UFS (Yrs. 1-8) in 2024 UFS 4.9Moz +21% 5.9Moz 2024 M&I Resources 2026 M&I Resources1 (2 Deposits) (9 Deposits) 4.0Moz 1,776km2 Probable Reserves1 Exploration in the 2024 UFS package2 $1,

  10. Slide 10: Koné Project Benchmarking

    KONÉ PROJECT BENCHMARKING Provides a foundation upon which to build a major gold company Benchmarking across West African mines AISC, $/oz 2,750 Bibiani 2,500 Agbaou 2,250 Koné will rank as a Sissingue Siguiri high quality West Tongon Akyem Damang 2,000 African mine once in Obuasi production with a

  11. Slide 11: Koné Project Benchmarking

    KONÉ PROJECT BENCHMARKING Koné is one of the largest gold projects currently in construction Average annual production for gold mines in construction 353koz Single asset company Potential to increase with Multi-asset company higher grade discoveries 301koz 280koz 260koz 240koz 200koz 184koz 176koz 1

  12. Slide 12: Koné Project Production Profile

    KONÉ PROJECT PRODUCTION PROFILE Long-life and low AISC asset of scale Koné Project 2024 Updated Feasibility Study life of mine plan See next page for ongoing initiatives to improve production profile Current mine plan is only Production AISC ($/oz) Head Grade (g/t) based on the Koné and Gbongogo Mai

  13. Slide 13: Koné Project Initiatives to Unlock Value

    KONÉ PROJECT INITIATIVES TO UNLOCK VALUE Higher-grade material whilst improving flexibility and efficiencies Integration of higher-grade material Strategic operational flexibility from the onset of production with improved efficiency Higher-Grade Grade Control Process Plant Oxide Owner Discoveries D

  14. Slide 14: Koné Project Exploration Potential

    KONÉ PROJECT EXPLORATION POTENTIAL Short-term target of discovering +1Moz of higher-grade M&I resources Koné permitted exploration land package Completed Exploration Programme: › 256,000 meters of exploration and grade control drilling conducted since the UFS was published in 2024: − On track to ach

  15. Slide 15: Fully Funded

    FULLY FUNDED Significant funding headroom available US$130M Private Placement US$75M Subordinated, Fully › Key strategic shareholders in Lundin INSIGHTS: Redeemable Gold Stream Group (19.9%) and Zijin Mining (9.9%) › Buyback options anticipated to › C$1.75 private placement price with › Funding pack

  16. Slide 16: Koné Construction Rapidly Advancing

    KONÉ CONSTRUCTION RAPIDLY ADVANCING Ahead of schedule with first gold in late Q4-2026 INSIGHTS: › Ahead of schedule with first gold pour from the oxide circuit anticipated in Q4-2026, whilst completion of the hard rock comminution circuit remains on-schedule for completion in Q2-2027 › Construction

  17. Slide 17: Didievi Project in Côte d'Ivoire

    DIDIEVI PROJECT IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE 40,000 meters of exploration drilling underway Didievi project recent intercepts1 INSIGHTS: › High-quality resource- stage Didievi project, which hosts an Inferred Resource of 12.4Mt at 2.5 g/t Au containing 989,000 ounces of gold1 › Montage has acted as the operator

  18. Slide 18: Exploration Portfolio

    EXPLORATION PORTFOLIO Exploration underpinning long term value creation Côte d’Ivoire INSIGHTS: › Montage continues to expand its footprint in Wendé advanced greenfield West Africa by positioning itself as the partner of exploration property, covering choice with governments, exploration-stage 107km

  19. Slide 19: Montage Strives to be the Partner of Choice

    MONTAGE STRIVES TO BE THE PARTNER OF CHOICE Creating lasting value for all stakeholders Village Relocation Improvement of living standards and empower local entrepreneurs Environmental Action Plan Collaborative approach to develop a comprehensive environmental management strategy Skills Training and

  20. Slide 20: Upcoming Catalysts

    UPCOMING CATALYSTS Unlocking value through construction and exploration UPCOMING CATALYSTS: › Q2-2026: Updated Mineral Resource Estimates for satellite deposits, including Gbongogo South, Koban North, ANV, Yere North, Lokolo Main, Sena and Diouma North › Q2-2026: Maiden Mineral Resource Estimates fo

  21. Slide 21: Attractive Investment Proposition

    ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT PROPOSITION Strong re-rating potential as Montage’s strategy is executed Creating a premier multi-asset SHORT-TERM VALUE CREATION: African gold producer › Deliver construction of the Koné project on-time and on-budget Koné project is a sizeable, › Add higher grade resources to

  22. Slide 22: Koné Project Overview

    Section 2: KONÉ PROJECT OVERVIEW

  23. Slide 23: Project Location, Access, Supply Chain

    PROJECT LOCATION, ACCESS, SUPPLY CHAIN Direct access from Abidjan by paved highway Koné site logistics Port access INSIGHTS: Direct access to port › The Koné project is located approximately via paved highway 350km northwest of Yamoussoukro, the capital of Côte d'Ivoire › The project is endowed with

  24. Slide 24: High Quality Infrastructure

    HIGH QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE Paved highway direct to project and high voltage power line High voltage power line National Highway Good Quality Road National Highway 24

  25. Slide 25: Project Site Layout

    PROJECT SITE LAYOUT Gbongogo haul road provides access to Koné Plant Water Grid power In-pit tailings pipeline streamlines disposal to run alongside permitting & after year 8 the haul road reduces mitigates risk sustaining capital MAGNIFIED VIEW 25

  26. Slide 26: Site Infrastructure Overview

    SITE INFRASTRUCUTRE OVERVIEW Project layout N Gbongogo Haul Road Koné South Pit A5 National Road Core Shed Water Storage Facility Civils Yard Process Plant Area Main Gate Electrical Substation Admin Buildings and Workshops Reagents Sheds Permanent Camp Top Soil Storage Tailings Storage Facility Airs

  27. Slide 27: Mineral Reserves and Resources

    MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES 8 satellite deposits add higher grade resources Koné Project – January 2024 Mineral Reserve Estimate1 INSIGHTS: RESERVE OXIDE TRANSITION FRESH TOTAL PIT CLASSIFICATION › Exploration efforts are MT AU G/T AU MOZ MT AU G/T AU MOZ MT AU G/T AU MOZ MT AU G/T AU MOZ focused

  28. Slide 28: Strip-Adjusted Grade Benchmark

    STRIP-ADJUSTED GRADE BENCHMARK Low strip ratio is a key advantage Benchmarking across West African mines INSIGHTS: Head Grade, Strip Ratio, Strip-Adjusted Grade, g/t of ore waste:ore g/t moved (ore+waste) › Koné ranks at the low end of operating open pit mines in Segilola 3.11 Koné LOM 1.18 Koné Yea

  29. Slide 29: AISC per Tonne Benchmark

    AISC PER TONNE BENCHMARK Soft ore and scale drive lower unit costs Benchmarking across West African mines INSIGHTS: Ore Hardness, Processing Rate, AISC per Tonne Processed Bond work index in kWh/t Mtpa › Koné ore take less power to grind Koné LOM 10.7 Tarkwa 14.9 Koné LOM 21.5 Nampala 28.9 compared

  30. Slide 30: Koné Deposit

    KONÉ DEPOSIT Simple, wide orebody with low strip ratio Koné deposit cross section looking northeast INSIGHTS: 500 meters › True width >300 meters › Low-cost, low-risk bulk mining › Clean metallurgy with low reagent consumption › LOM strip ratio of 1.01:1 under the Updated Feasibility Study › Soft or

  31. Slide 31: Koné Deposit Increased in Grade and Size

    KONÉ DEPOSIT INCREASED IN GRADE AND SIZE Advanced grade control derisked the first 18 months of production Koné deposit 2025 drilling intercepts INSIGHTS: › Koné deposit M&I Resources have increased by 292koz to 4.63Moz while Inferred Resources have increased by 859koz to 1.26Moz, as compared to the

  32. Slide 32: Gbongogo Main Deposit

    GBONGOGO MAIN DEPOSIT High-grade satellite pit with a derisked production start Gbongogo Main deposit recent intercepts INSIGHTS: › Gbongogo Main deposit Indicated Resources have increased by 263koz to 783koz and Inferred Resources increased by 41koz to 41koz, as compared to the 2024 UFS › Indicated

  33. Slide 33: Gbongogo Main Deposit

    GBONGOGO MAIN DEPOSIT Significantly enhanced grade distribution resolution compared to UFS 2024 UFS “MIK” Resource Block Model 2026 “OK” Resource Block Model INSIGHTS: › The transition from a Multiple Indicator Kriging (“MIK”) resource estimation model to Ordinary Kriging (“OK”) modelling has improv

  34. Slide 34: Significant Exploration Potential

    SIGNIFICANT EXPLORATION POTENTIAL Discoveries located near the haul road Koné permitted exploration land package – key targets INSIGHTS: › 1,776km2 existing land package with a total of 52 exploration targets identified across 7 mineralised trends − Mining Permits (26 targets): Gbongogo- Korotou Tre

  35. Slide 35: Proven Exploration Methodology

    PROVEN EXPLORATION METHODOLOGY Exhaustive geological review conducted to screen and rank the 52 targets INSIGHTS: Koné, › Well-established and tested methodology based on a Gbongogo Ore Reserves (2) systematic approach to prioritise exploration efforts by Main weighing geological prospectivity again

  36. Slide 36: Several Targets within the Permitted Area

    SEVERAL TARGETS WITHIN THE PERMITED AREA Discoveries located near the haul road Koné permitted mining area and exploration targets M&I: 0.78Moz @ 1.51 g/t Au Inferred: 41Koz @ 1.08g/t Au INSIGHTS: › Mining permits cover a large total area of 357km2 which encompasses 5 deposits with Mineral Resources

  37. Slide 37: Petit Yao Target

    PETIT YAO TARGET High-grade intercepts returned at several holes INSIGHTS: Petit Yao plan view › Recent drill results from the Petit Yao target, located near the Koné processing plant, highlight its potential to be delineated into one of the project’s highest-grade satellite deposits of scale › Mine

  38. Slide 38: Gbongogo-Koroutou Trend

    GBONGOGO-KOROUTOU TREND Over 24 exploration targets along a 15km strike INSIGHTS: Gbongogo-Koroutou Trend plan view › Highly prospective geological corridor ~15km in length, supported by regional structures and extensive soil anomalies › The trend is defined by a highly resistive, chargeable and mag

  39. Slide 39: Gbongogo South Extension Potential

    GBONGOGO SOUTH EXTENSION POTENTIAL High-grade intercepts show extension potential Gbongogo South plan view INSIGHTS: › ~250 metres south of the Gbongogo main pit › Direct access to the planned haul road › Drilling confirmed the continuity of mineralisation from surface up to 100 meters depth over a

  40. Slide 40: Gbongogo South Extension Potential

    GBONGOGO SOUTH EXTENSION POTENTIAL Multiple higher grade ore shoots identified Gbongogo South long section Note: Please refer to disclosures regarding Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource Estimates in appendix. 40

  41. Slide 41: Koban North Discovery

    KOBAN NORTH DISCOVERY Remains open along strike and at depth Koban North plan view INSIGHTS: › Discovery by Montage in 2024 › Indicated Resources of 141koz at 1.07 g/t Au and Inferred Resources 43koz at 0.89 g/t Au › Intercept highlights include: − 5 meters at 7.68 g/t Au − 13 meters at 2.92 g/t Au

  42. Slide 42: Koban North Extension Potential

    KOBAN NORTH EXTENSION POTENTIAL Higher grade ore shoots are a focus for further investigation Koban North long section Note: Please refer to disclosures regarding Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource Estimates in appendix. 42

  43. Slide 43: Sissédougou Trend

    SISSÉDOUGOU TREND Already 6 exploration targets over a 10km trend Sissédougou Trend Plan View INSIGHTS: › Identified exploration targets correlate to a major, highly prospective southwest-northeast mineralised corridor extending over 10km in strike length, supported by lithostructural mapping, geoph

  44. Slide 44: ANV Deposit

    ANV DEPOSIT Mineralisation remains open at depth and along strike ANV Deposit Plan View INSIGHTS: › Ongoing drilling has extended the ANV Mineral Resource along strike and at depth, whilst demonstrating a high conversion of Inferred to Indicated status › The ANV deposit hosts an Indicated Resources

  45. Slide 45: ANV Deposit Extension Potential

    ANV DEPOSIT EXTENSION POTENTIAL Drill results indicate potential extensions of the deposit ANV long section Note: Based on the January 31, 2025, ANV deposit pits shell. Refer to the press release dated July 21, 2025, for further details. Please refer to disclosures regarding Mineral Reserve and Mine

  46. Slide 46: ANV Deposit Upside Potential

    ANV DEPOSIT UPSIDE POTENTIAL Multiple north-northeast striking gold anomalies located north of ANV ANV North soil sampling results INSIGHTS: › A systematic auger drilling campaign was conducted in H1-2025 on the Sissédougou trend, which comprised 316 auger drilling holes for 2,282 meters › The objec

  47. Slide 47: Lokolo Targets

    LOKOLO TARGETS High-grade intercepts including 15m at 3.06 g/t Au Lokolo targets plan view INSIGHTS: › Starter resource only represents a small portion of the largely untested 9km continuous surface geochemical anomalies over the full Lokolo trend › Maiden resource includes 16koz of Indicated Resour

  48. Slide 48: Diouma North & Sena Targets

    DIOUMA NORTH & SENA TARGETS Follow-up drill program planned on high grade targets Diouma North section Cross Section: Looking West DIOUMA NORTH INSIGHTS: › Target was discovered by Montage in early 2023, located 2km south of Gbongogo Main, on trend › <500m from haul road; defined as ~200m x 100m qua

  49. Slide 49: Yeré North Target

    YERÉ NORTH TARGET Marked by a 2km-long gold consistent trend Yeré North plan view INSIGHTS: › Maiden resource was delineated at Yeré North, which was initially considered as a small oxide target, but the 2024 drilling campaign also confirmed mineralisation in fresh rock allowing for upside potential

  50. Slide 50: Other New Discoveries

    OTHER NEW DISCOVERIES Successful reconnaissance has identified new targets New Discoveries plan view INSIGHTS: › Successful reconnaissance drilling has identified three new targets (Soman 1, Soman 2, and Gbongogo West) which were promoted to pre- resource definition stage and are being followed up w

  51. Slide 51: Feasibility Study Summary Metrics

    FEASIBILITY STUDY SUMMARY METRICS A long-life project with a low-cost structure and robust financial metrics INSIGHTS: Metrics Units UFS Pit Optimization Gold Price $/oz $1,550 › Simple bulk mining combined with low-strip, large scale and soft rock drive low unit costs and low AISC Financial Model B

  52. Slide 52: Feasibility Study Project Economics

    FEASIBILITY STUDY PROJECT ECONOMICS Robust cash flows and fast payback Excludes strategic optimisation Life of Mine cumulative free cash flow initiatives and higher-grade material Figures in US$ millions from the onset of production $8,134 $7,801 $7,461 Cumulative After-tax Free Cash Flow at $3,500/

  53. Slide 53: Capital Costs

    CAPITAL COSTS Benefitting from existing infrastructure and minimal relocation INSIGHTS: › Koné ranks low in capital intensity measured by annual throughput › Existing infrastructure includes sealed road to site; nearby grid power and abundant water resources, all contributing to lower capital intens

  54. Slide 54: Process Plant Optimisations

    PROCESS PLANT OPTIMISATIONS Process plant design enhancements already implemented UFS Processing Plant Parameters1 Dec-24 Processing Plant Optimisations Primary and closed-circuit secondary crushing using a gyratory Primary crusher has been upgraded with 33% extra power crusher Metso 54/75 and two c

  55. Slide 55: Koné Project Oxide Circuit

    KONÉ PROJECT OXIDE CIRCUIT Improving flexibility and simplifying stockpile management Oxide Circuit Benefits INSIGHTS: › Construction of an oxide circuit has commenced following the completion of engineering with earthworks largely complete and the oxide run-of-mine (“ROM”) bin Optionality to bring

  56. Slide 56: Simplified Processing Plant Flowsheet

    SIMPLIFIED PROCESSING PLANT FLOWSHEET Nameplate capacity of 11.0 Mtpa on both fresh rock and oxide feed Oxide Circuit 56

  57. Slide 57: Processing Plant Layout

    PROCESSING PLANT LAYOUT Prioritising construction workstreams to allow for earlier gold pour INSIGHTS: › Key process plant achievements include completion of all tanks erected on the first CIL train, and earthworks and concrete pours on the ball mill foundation and pre- ! leach and tailings thickene

  58. Slide 58: Construction Progress

    CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS Overview of key processing plant infrastructure Event Pond Water Services Cyclone Clusters Pre-Leach Thickener Gold Room and Tailings Thickener Electrowinning CIL Trains Reagents Ball Mill Elution Columns Note: Construction progress and photos as of May 11, 2026, unless otherwi

  59. Slide 59: Construction Progress

    CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS Process plant area Ball Mill Installation and Cyclone Clusters Oxide Sizer Gold Room and Electrowinning Primary Crusher Note: Construction progress and photos as of May 11, 2026, unless otherwise stated 59

  60. Slide 60: Construction Progress

    CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS Key site infrastructure Koné Mine Services Area Airstrip Operational Substation Layout Permanent Camp Note: Construction progress and photos as of May 11, 2026, unless otherwise stated 60

  61. Slide 61: Construction Progress

    CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS Water supply and tailings storage facility Marahoué bridge River Abstraction Booster Station Tailings Storage Facility Water Storage Facility Note: Construction progress and photos as of May 11, 2026, unless otherwise stated 61

  62. Slide 62: Rapidly Advancing Construction

    RAPIDLY ADVANCING CONSTRUCTION First gold pour expected in late Q4-2026 Work Stream Q1-25 Q2-25 Q3-25 Q4-25 Q1-26 Q2-26 Q3-26 Q4-26 Q1-27 Q2-27 Tailings Dam & Water Dams Tailings Dam * * * * Water Storage & Dam * * Construction Power Supply * * * * * Site Infrastructure * * * * * * * Earth works & C

  63. Slide 63: Our Construction Approach

    OUR CONSTRUCTION APPROACH Self-performed construction tasks and a proven team Proven Team EPCM contract was awarded to Lycopodium Minerals, who have been working on the Koné Gold Project since 2018 Track record of building multiple projects across Côte d’Ivoire and West Africa more They have complet

  64. Slide 64: Owner-Operated Mining Solution

    OWNER-OPERATED MINING SOLUTION Optimising the project through an owner-operated mining strategy # Units to be purchased INSIGHTS: › Owner-mining model selected to optimize long-term costs and maintain optimal mine- planning flexibility, positioning Montage to 40 6 8 cost-effectively and efficiently

  65. Slide 65: Equipment Financing Facility

    EQUIPMENT FINANCING FACILITY Fully funds the owner-mining fleet for the Koné Project › Facility amount: US$ 75 million with an availability period ending on the earlier of (i) being fully drawn under the Equipment Finance Facility and (ii) June 30, 2027 US$ 75 M › Use of proceeds: Proceeds to be use

  66. Slide 66: Wheaton Financing

    WHEATON FINANCING Provided US$700 million of funding sources › Retention of significant exploration upside as the stream is limited to the Koné and Gbongogo deposits while over 50 exploration targets have been identified on the property › Wheaton will purchase 19.5% of payable gold until 400koz have

  67. Slide 67: Wheaton Stream

    WHEATON STREAM Exploration upside retained as stream is only on two deposits Wheaton Stream Area of Interest INSIGHTS: › Area of Interest is the Koné and Gbongogo deposits, based on a US$2,500/oz pit-shell, plus a 500-meter boundary › Montage retains significant exploration upside as more than 50 ex

  68. Slide 68: Zijin Mining Financing

    ZIJIN MINING FINANCING Provided US$125 million of funding sources › Fully redeemable subordinated gold stream with first and second buyback options dates expected to occur at the end of 2029 and 2030, respectively US$ 75 M › Zijin will receive 3.1% of the payable gold from the Koné project until 54k

  69. Slide 69: AFG Working Capital Facility

    AFG WORKING CAPITAL FACILITIY Provides excess liquidity sources to optimize working capital requirements INSIGHTS: › AFG Bank is a well- › Facility amount: 31.5bn CFA (approximately US$ 50 million) available to established African Montage over a 24-month availability period from closing financial in

  70. Slide 70: Didievi Project, Exploration Portfolio and Strategic Partnership

    Section 3: DIDIEVI PROJECT, EXPLORTION PORFOLIO AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

  71. Slide 71: Striving to be the Partner of Choice

    STRIVING TO BE THE PARTNER OF CHOICE Win-win partnership approach with governments and corporates Montage tenements in Côte d’Ivoire Win-win partnership approach with governments, local stakeholders and exploration-stage companies continues to unlock value for all stakeholders. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS: ›

  72. Slide 72: Didievi Project Overview

    DIDIEVI PROJECT OVERVIEW Advancing the high-grade Didievi Project in Côte d’Ivoire Didievi project tenement and intercepts1 INSIGHTS: › Montage strengthened its presence in Côte d’Ivoire and enhanced its project pipeline with the acquisition of the high- quality resource-stage Didievi project, which

  73. Slide 73: Blaffo Guetto Deposit at the Didievi Project

    BLAFFO GUETTO DEPOSIT AT THE DIDIEVI PROJECT Recent high-grade intercepts demonstrating extension potential Plan view of Blaffo Guetto mineralisation with key intercepts highlighted1 INSIGHTS: › Blaffo Guetto is the project’s most advanced deposit, and is subject to an ongoing 40,000-meter drilling

  74. Slide 74: Blaffo Guetto Deposit at the Didievi Project

    BLAFFO GUETTO DEPOSIT AT THE DIDIEVI PROJECT Higher grade ore shoots are a focus for further investigation Blaffo Gueto Block Model Long Section with key intercepts highlighted1 North - East Source: African Gold. Please refer to the African Gold’s press release dated July 31, 2025, for further detai

  75. Slide 75: Wendé Advanced Greenfield Exploration

    WENDÉ ADVANCED GREENFIELD EXPLORATION Highly prospective permit supported by historical exploration Wendé permit area with magnetics INSIGHTS: › Montage was recently granted the Wendé permit in late 2025 with an initial 9,000-meter exploration programme now underway in 2026 › Advanced greenfield exp

  76. Slide 76: Mauritania Greenfield Exploration

    MAURITANIA GREENFIELD EXPLORATION Secured over 2,000km2 of prospective exploration properties Mauritania greenfield exploration properties INSIGHTS: › Montage continues to expand its exploration footprint in West Africa by positioning itself as the partner of choice with governments, exploration-sta

  77. Slide 77: Mauritania Greenfield Exploration

    MAURITANIA GREENFIELD EXPLORATION Favourably situated on major geological boundaries Map of Sfariat and Zednes permit locations INSIGHTS: › The permits are favourably situated on major Mesoarchean-Paleoproterozoic structural boundaries and associated intersecting feeder structures, a known target fo

  78. Slide 78: Strategic Partnership with Sanu Gold

    STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH SANU GOLD (CN:SANU) Exploration properties in Guinea within the Siguiri Basin INSIGHTS: Sanu Gold corporate holdings › Montage announced a strategic partnership with Sanu in December 2024, through a share exchange transaction, with the issuance to African Gold of 2.3 milli

  79. Slide 79: Strategic Partnership with Sanu Gold

    STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH SANU GOLD (CN:SANU) High grade intercepts at Daina Daina property overview INSIGHTS: › Daina exploration permit located in the NE Siguiri Basin › High grade intercepts at the Daina property include: − 51 meters at 3.11 g/t Au − 21 meters at 4.75 g/t Au › Combined >10km str

  80. Slide 80: Partnership with Aurum Resources

    PARTNERSHIP WITH AURUM RESOURCES (ASX:AUE) Exploration along the Boundiali Belt Aurum Resources corporate holdings INSIGHTS: › Montage announced a strategic partnership with Aurum in May, 2025, obtaining a 9.8% interest in May 2025 › Following a strategic review of the Company’s investment in Aurum

  81. Slide 81: Environmental, Social, Governance

    Section 4: ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, GOVERNANCE

  82. Slide 82: ESG Overview

    ESG OVERVIEW Building on the ESG culture set during the exploration phase Village Relocation INSIGHTS: +100 community homes and several community › Montage’s ESG strategy is well aligned services constructed to improve living standards and with the Côte d’Ivoire national empower local entrepreneurs

  83. Slide 83: Côte d'Ivoire National Development Plan

    CÔTE D’IVOIRE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Contribution towards national development goals Electricity Access to 100% GDP growth to 7.7% annually Poverty Rate to below 31% in qualifying localities 1 National Primary School Enrolment Infrastructure and Human Targets Drinking Water access to ~96% to ~97%

  84. Slide 84: Dolorougo-Kaha Relocation

    DOLOROUGO-KAHA RELOCATION Improving living standards and empowering local entrepreneurs +100 Community houses Schools and teacher housing INSIGHTS: › Construction was completed in Q4- 2025 with the formal handover of Community centres and public Multi-faith places of worship markets homes to affecte

  85. Slide 85: Training and Local Employment

    TRAINING AND LOCAL EMPLOYMENT Local upskilling through heavy equipment training INSIGHTS: “Cette formation renforce ma compétitivité, m ouvre les portes d’un avenir › In line with Montage’s commitment to local meilleur et me rapproche de mon rêve devenir un operateur reconnu pour sa compétitivité.“

  86. Slide 86: Community Upskilling Programmes

    COMMUNITY UPSKILLING PROGRAMMES Training and learning alongside national partnerships INSIGHTS: › Montage demonstrates its commitment to local content with training programmes being conducted in partnership with the government-accredited Lycée Technique de Mankono across the following professions: s

  87. Slide 87: Environmental Action Plan

    ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PLAN (“EAP”) Applying international best practices to environmental management INSIGHTS: CO2 › Montage is committed to minimizing and Water Quality Biodiversity Air Quality Human Impact mitigating environmental impacts through internationally recognized best practices Monitoring

  88. Slide 88: Community Health and Social Development

    COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Supporting and investing in the health of our local communities INSIGHTS: › Montage supported the "Pink October" community health campaign, that focuses on women's health and raising awareness about women's cancer › The initiative, co-led by the Dianra Regiona

  89. Slide 89: Impacted Communities

    IMPACTED COMMUNITITES Strong community support from the surrounding villages Established of a community development Refurbishment of Batogo medical clinic fund to finance local projects and Fadiadougou maternity unit INSIGHTS: › Montage is backed by strong New water wells dug in Fadiadougou, Livelih

  90. Slide 90: Livelihood Restoration Plan

    LIVELIHOOD RESTORATION PLAN 4 farming and gardening pilot progammes launched INSIGHTS: “Montage a fourni les terres, les semences et l'équipement nécessaires à l'organisation de l'agriculture et du jardinage afin d'autonomiser la › The Livelihood Restoration Plan (“LRP”) communauté locale. La mine e

  91. Slide 91: Community Monitoring and Engagement

    Community Monitoring and Engagement Community newsletter and robust grievance mechanisms in place Community newsletters INSIGHTS: › Montage is committed to transparent and inclusive communication throughout the project lifecycle based on respect, transparency and open communication › A structured co

  92. Slide 92: West African Opportunity

    Section 5: WEST AFRICAN OPPORTUNITY

  93. Slide 93: Production Growth

    PRODUCTION GROWTH West Africa is the fastest-growing gold producing region globally +85% West African gold production growth 16Moz Côte d’Ivoire Mali Guinea Other 14% West Africa Production Burkina Faso Senegal Ghana % of Mine Supply Growth (2013 – 2024) 14Moz 12% +398% West African Mine Supply (oun

  94. Slide 94: Production by Country

    PRODUCTION BY COUNTRY West Africa is the largest global gold producing region Annual gold production by region West Africa has become the In millions of ounces, for 2024 largest gold producing region globally due to its significant 15.2Moz exploration potential and Senegal favourable mining regimes,

  95. Slide 95: Discoveries by Country

    DISCOVERIES BY COUNTRY West Africa ranks 1st for discoveries over past decades Gold discoveries by region The West African region is For the period between 2010-2024 (In millions of ounces) significantly under-explored compared to other regions 70 West Africa Moz Ecuador 38.8Moz Canada 37.3Moz #1 Ra

  96. Slide 96: Discovery to Production

    DISCOVERY TO PRODUCTION Côte d’Ivoire boasts the quickest timelines from discovery to production Discovery to production by country The West African region is supportive of extractive industries Average lead time to production since 1990 10 given the importance to West African economies Cote d’Ivoir

  97. Slide 97: Côte d'Ivoire in Context

    CÔTE D'IVOIRE IN CONTEXT Among the fastest growing West African economies ECONOMY POLITICAL ENERGY › Rapidly growing economy diversifying into › Member of ECOWAS, United Nations, the › 74% natural gas, 23% Hydro and 3% oil with a goal to offshore energy exports African Union, and the regional West r

  98. Slide 98: Ivorian Mine Construction Benchmarking

    IVORIAN MINE CONSTRUCTION BENCHMARKING Koné will be the largest gold mine in Côte d’Ivoire Koné Abujar Lafigué Ity Yaouré Tongon Bonikro Agbaou Séguéla Sissingué Plant Initial Capacity 11.0 Mtpa Potential to improve with process plant design enhancements 5.4 Mtpa 4.0 Mtpa 4.0 Mtpa 3.8 Mtpa 3.6 Mtpa

  99. Slide 99: Appendix

    Section 6: APPENDIX

  100. Slide 100: Mineral Resources Estimate

    MINERAL RESOURCES ESTIMATE Koné project detailed Mineral Resource Estimate table 2024 UFS MINERAL RESOURCE 2026 UPDATED MINERAL RESOURCE +Add % Chg DEPOSIT RESOURCE CATEGORY ESTIMATE1 ESTIMATE2 Mt Au g/t Au koz Mt Au g/t Au koz Au koz Au g/t Measured Resources - - - 8.6 0.83 229 +229 - Indicated Res

  101. Slide 101: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES MINERAL RESERVE ESTIMATES › The Mineral Reserves are classified according to the “CIM” definitions. All Mineral Reserves were classified as Probable based on the Indicated Mineral Resource. The Mineral Reserve cut off grade range from 0.19 g/t to 0

  102. Slide 102: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES TECHNICAL DISCLOSURE – GBONGOGO MAIN DEPOSIT MRE The Gbongogo Main MRE has been prepared by Mr. Rolly Wasonga, a full-time employee as Mineral Resource Manager of Montage Gold, and a Qualified Person as defined under NI 43-101. Mr. Wasonga has suff

  103. Slide 103: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES KONÉ AND GBONGOGO MAIN DEPOSITS - DATA VERIFICATION (CONTINUED) These independent assessments are complemented by ongoing internal verification by the Company’s Qualified Person, including database validation, QA/QC monitoring, and periodic site re

  104. Slide 104: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES SAMPLING & ASSAYING - QA/QC - GBONGOGO SOUTH AND KOBAN NORTH DEPOSITS All exploration work on the Gbongogo South and Koban North deposits is designed and carried out under the supervision of Silvia Bottero, Executive Vice President, Exploration who

  105. Slide 105: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES TECHNICAL DISCLOSURE - OTHER SATELLITE DEPOSITS MRES The other satellite deposits MREs were carried out by Mr. Jonathon Abbott of Matrix Resource Consultants of Perth, Western Australia, who is considered to be independent of Montage Gold. Mr. Abbo

  106. Slide 106: Disclosure Regarding Mineral Reserves and Resources

    DISCLOSURE REGARDING MINERAL RESERVES AND RESOURCES SAMPLING & ASSAYING - OTHER SATELLITE DEPOSITS - QA/QC › All exploration work on Koné project is designed and carried out under the supervision of Executive Vice President, Exploration, Silvia Bottero, a registered Professional Natural Scientist wi

  107. Slide 107: Metallurgical Testwork Summary

    METALLURGICAL TESTWORK SUMMARY Good gold recoveries with low reagent consumptions The testwork program demonstrated that the mineralization is amenable to direct tank carbon in pulp cyanide leaching with good gold recoveries, low reagent consumptions and medium-low resistance to grinding, providing

  108. Slide 108: Capital Cost Estimate Summary

    CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE SUMMARY Low infrastructure and relocation requirements Pre-Production Capital Cost Estimate Summary Koné Gbongogo Total Main Area ($M) ($M) ($M) Resettlement $17.3 $4.7 $22.0 Pre-Production Mining $61.7 $16.3 $78.0 Grid Connection $31.0 - $31.0 Back-up Power Gensets $25.0 - $25

  109. Slide 109: Project Infrastructure Details

    PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE DETAILS Haulage road, water and tailings Haul Road from Gbongogo Main to Koné The Gbongogo haul road is 38.1 km in length and transverses a sparsely populated area between the two sites and has been designed to avoid villages, defined forest areas and minimise interactions wit

  110. Slide 110: Project Infrastructure Details

    PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE DETAILS Power Power The UFS evaluated hybrid power supply options from proposals received from West African power providers. However, local supplies of LNG cannot be guaranteed, and so power will now be supplied from the National Grid via a new 225kV transmission line. The Kon

  111. Slide 111: Process Plant

    PROCESS PLANT Based on a simple and robust metallurgical flowsheet The process plant design in the UFS is based on a simple and robust metallurgical flowsheet designed for optimal precious metal recovery. The key design criteria for the plant are: ▪ Nominal throughput of 11.0 Mtpa with a grind size

  112. Slide 112: Mining Details

    MINING DETAILS UFS Mining operations UFS mining operations UFS mining operations were assumed to be carried out by a contractor on a unit cost per tonne basis utilising a mining fleet comprised of 90t rigid body haul trucks with suitably sized loading units at a rate of 39Mtpa at Koné and 15Mtpa at

  113. Slide 113: Summary Production and Financial Model

    SUMMARY PRODUCTION AND FINANCIAL MODEL (based on US$ 3,000/oz) Description Units Total/Avg Pre-Production Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Mining Ore Mined Mt 174.3 7.5 24.2 21.4 24.5 12.7 14.1 17.9 20.7 27

  114. Slide 114: Summary Production and Financial Model

    SUMMARY PRODUCTION AND FINANCIAL MODEL (based on US$ 4,000/oz) Description Units Total/Avg Pre-Production Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Mining Ore Mined Mt 174.3 7.5 24.2 21.4 24.5 12.7 14.1 17.9 20.7 27

  115. Slide 115: Martino De Ciccio, Jake Cain

    TSX MAU OTCQX MAUTF montagegold.com Martino De Ciccio Chief Executive Officer mdeciccio@montagegold.com Jake Cain Strategy & Investor Relations Manager jcain@montagegold.com CORPORATE PRESENTATION

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