Ameriwest Critical Metals Inc. · CSE:AWCM

Ameriwest Critical Metals — Investor Presentation (April 2026)

23 slides from Ameriwest Critical Metals's investor presentation, April 2026

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation 2026

    CORPORATE PRESENTATION - 2026 Ameriwest is a diversified critical metals-focused company with mineral properties in Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona CSE:AWCM|OTC:AWLIF|FSE: 5HV Cast bronze marker points to nearby prominent Oregon volcanoes Dee Wright Observatory, Willamette National Forest

  2. Slide 2: Legal

    LEGAL THIS MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION (The "presentation") was prepared as a summary overview only of the current affairs of Ameriwest Critical Metals Inc., (”Ameriwest" or the "company") and was not prepared for the purpose of assisting prospective investors in making a decision to invest in Ameriwest

  3. Slide 3: Overview: A Prolific Region

    OVERVIEW A PROLIFIC REGION There is intense interest in the western regions Located across the west, diverse for the exploration and development of high holdings include copper-gold BORNITE PROJECT value mineral projects. Exploration has prospects in Oregon, and lithium increased dramatically with t

  4. Slide 4: Company

    COMPANY Ameriwest is a critical metals-focused company with diverse holdings including copper-gold prospects in Oregon, and lithium holdings in Nevada and Arizona. The immediate focus of the Company is its recently acquired Bornite- Chalcopyrite copper-gold-silver property; the “Bornite Project,” in

  5. Slide 5: Copper Market: AI, Data Centers, and Copper

    COPPER MARKET 1 megawatt of data center Artificial Intelligence, Data power requires 27 tonnes of copper. 2 Centers, and Copper Copper is in nearly all electrical Large data centers can consume infrastructure, and data centers 100 megawatts. That’s 2,700 require enormous quantities. tonnes of copper

  6. Slide 6: Copper's Role in Infrastructure and Construction

    COPPER MARKET Copper’s Role in Infrastructure and Construction Even without factoring in the renewable energy transition, or the data center boom, the world will need to mine at least 115% more copper than has been mined in human history to meet business-as-usual trends to 2050. Rapid growth in deve

  7. Slide 7: Copper Supply versus Demand

    COPPER MARKET Copper Supply versus Demand Copper supply is failing to match up to demand projections and requires substantial investment in new mining projects and infrastructure.1 Demand for copper could nearly double by 2035, mining companies are having a hard time keeping up.2 Adding conventional

  8. Slide 8: A Critical Metals Opportunity

    COPPER MARKET A Critical Metals Opportunity Copper is a designated critical metal in the U.S. The U.S. government is supporting the development of critical metal projects. Potential exists for fast-track permitting. Potential exists for funding from the U.S. government. © 2026 2025 Ameriwest 8

  9. Slide 9: The Bornite Project, Oregon USA

    THE BORNITE PROJECT OREGON USA Bornite & Chalcopyrite

  10. Slide 10: Bornite Project Highlights

    BORNITE PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS • Copper, gold, and silver deposit 50 mi east of Salem, Oregon • 2,200 ft elevation The Bornite Copper Project • On US Forest Service land (Willamette National Forest) • Existing roads to the site • Area burnt by 2020 Beachie Fire • Historic drill data acquired • Historica

  11. Slide 11: Project Geology

    PROJECT GEOLOGY • Roughly cylindrical, vertically standing, cigar-shaped breccia pipe • Up to 600 ft in diameter, drilled to 1,000 ft depth • Copper minerals are primarily bornite and chalcopyrite • Higher grade mineralization is on the outer margins of the pipe, with lower grade mineralization in t

  12. Slide 12: Project History

    PROJECT HISTORY • 1975 ------ Discovered by Amoco Minerals. Historic Mine Plan • 1975/88 - Drilled by Amoco Corp. and Cypress Minerals. • 1989 ------ Acquired by Plexus Resources - additional exploration. • 1989/92 - Plexus completed drilling, technical work, and environmental baseline studies. • 19

  13. Slide 13: Historic Exploration

    HISTORIC EXPLORATION Historic Core Samples2 • Cypress and Amoco completed 23,142 ft of drilling between 1975 and 1988, and Plexus completed 16,419 ft of drilling in 1989 and 1990. • Plexus conducted metallurgical test work, acid-rock drainage test work, mine planning, and other technical work, and c

  14. Slide 14: Moving Ahead

    MOVING AHEAD 1 2 3 Project Acquired Exploration Potential Fast Track Workplan • Ameriwest acquired the • Potential exists for discovery of • Create a 3-D geologic model property from New Moly for additional breccia pipes in the from historic drill data. US$100,000. area – they typically occur in • R

  15. Slide 15: Thompson Valley, Arizona

    THOMPSON VALLEY ARIZONA Bentonite and Hectorite lithium clays

  16. Slide 16: Thompson Valley

    THOMPSON VALLEY The Thompson Valley Property (“TV” or the “Property”) is a claystone exploration target located in Arizona. Ameriwest has completed surveys and a Geological Field Plan of Operations to advance a drilling program, subject to minor permit requirements. Reconnaissance geologic mapping a

  17. Slide 17: Thompson Valley: Location and Ownership

    THOMPSON VALLEY LOCATION AND OWNERSHIP The Property is located 120 miles north of Phoenix, Arizona. The Company holds 13 mineral exploration permits with the Arizona State Land Department totalling 6,240 acres. In addition, the company holds 33 federal mining claims totalling about 660 acres. The to

  18. Slide 18: Railroad Valley, Nevada

    RAILROAD VALLEY, NEVADA Lithium Brine © 2026 Ameriwest 18

  19. Slide 19: Railroad Valley

    RAILROAD VALLEY The 15,300-acre Railroad Valley Property (“RRV” or the “Property”) is a lithium brine exploration target located in Railroad Valley, Nevada. The North Railroad Valley drainage basin is larger in size and has similar geologic potential to host a lithium brine deposit similar to the on

  20. Slide 20: Railroad Valley: Location and Ownership

    RAILROAD VALLEY LOCATION AND OWNERSHIP The Property is located 48 mi southwest of Ely Nevada and 125 mi south of Elko Nevada. It encompasses 780 contiguous placer claims for a total of about 15,300 acres. Ameriwest staked 556 placer claims in 2021 and 2022. In addition, the Company acquired 224 plac

  21. Slide 21: Our Team

    OUR TEAM David Watkinson CEO Mr. Watkinson brings over 30 years of professional engineering experience in underground and open pit mining projects, including mine permitting, engineering, feasibility, construction, and operations for Emgold Mining Corporation. In addition to EMGold, Mr. Watkinson ha

  22. Slide 22: Our Team

    OUR TEAM Sam Eskandari Director Mr. Eskandari has extensive experience in marketing and operational management for public companies including budgeting, raising capital and developing and executing successful growth strategies. His professional experience spans various industries including pharmaceu

  23. Slide 23: Ameriwest Critical Metals Inc. Contact

    Ameriwest Critical Metals Inc. 306-1110 Hamilton Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 2S2 Contact: CSE: AWCM|OTC: AWLIF|FSE: 5HV|WKN: A41H1J Sam Eskandari, Director Email: sam@ameriwestlithium.com Tel: +1.416.918.6785

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