Canadian Premium Sand, Inc. · TSXV:CPS
Canadian Premium Sand — Investor Presentation (April 2026)
19 slides from Canadian Premium Sand's investor presentation, April 2026
Slide 1: High Quality Silica Resource to Support Multiple Industries
HIGH QUALITY SILICA RESOURCE TO SUPPORT MULTIPLE INDUSTRIES April 2026 CPSGLASS.COM
Slide 2: Introduction
Introduction CPS owns quarry leases containing significant quantities of high quality silica sand that will serve as a basis for the development of multiple industries. ❑ Key raw material in the production of patterned solar glass, float glass and other glass and silica products ❑ Critical enabling
Slide 3: The Opportunity
The Opportunity With competition virtually non-existent, CPS can be the only: Canadian based premium fracture proppant supplier Canadian based float glass manufacturer Notable North American based patterned solar glass manufacturer 3
Slide 4: Silica Sand Resource
Silica Sand Resource • 42.3 million tonnes of measured and indicated premium frac sand resource in addition to 94.7 million tonnes of inferred domestic frac sand resource • 24.4 million tonnes of inferred low-iron sand resource (a subset of the 42.3 million tonnes) • 41 quarry leases over 5,308 acre
Slide 5: Quarry Leases
Quarry Leases 687000 690000 Legend © Municipality Road First Nation Reserve Cottage Restricted Development CPS Quarry Leases || Issued (1 Property Outline [ Low-Fe LBI sand resource areas — — | Wanipigow LBI domain and future | — — exploration target New Mining Claims (Other Designated Owners) ame |
Slide 6: Long-Term Development Potential
Long-Term Development Potential Silica Sand Resource Vertical Integration Raw Material Sales into Value-Add Businesses Fracture Proppant Engineered Silica Patterned Solar Float (Architectural) (Frac Sand) for Products Glass* Glass* Oil & Gas* Architectural and Specialty Glass Solar Grade Sand * CPS
Slide 7: Fracture Proppant
Fracture Proppant Fracture proppant (frac sand) demand is expected to grow from 8.5 million tonnes per year (TPY) in 2025 to nearly 12 million TPY by 2030. Approximately 6 million TPY of Wisconsin sand was imported in 2025.1 Independent 3rd party test results indicate CPS quality is similar to Wisco
Slide 8: Glass & Engineered Silica Markets
Glass & Engineered Silica Markets CPS Sand Silica Sand Applications Suitability Architectural Glass Over 25 float glass manufacturing facilities across North Manufacturing America require architectural grade silica sand As solar glass demand continues to grow, patterned solar Patterned Solar Glass g
Slide 9: Solar Glass Manufacturing
Solar Glass Manufacturing CPS low-iron silica sand meets the stringent specification of <100ppm iron content required for patterned solar glass manufacturing. Solar panel manufacturers utilizes a significant volume of patterned solar glass. 2025 was a monumental year for the US solar panel manufactu
Slide 10: Current Solar Glass Supply
Current Solar Glass Supply Domestic solar panel manufacturers are aggressively seeking a local supply of glass High Dependence on Asia-Pacific Solar Glass Suppliers Imports: CPS Glass Canada Glass and other components Asia-Pacific Supply Challenges: West Coast US Ports • Geopolitical instability • U
Slide 11: Structural Cost Advantage - Solar Glass
100 90 Structural Cost Advantage - Solar Glass 80 Logistics 40% 70 Packaging, 60 Consumables, R&M ~ 40% input cost advantage Other Raw Materials Relative Cost Basis(1) 50 • Logistics: Significantly lower logistics cost due to Soda Ash Logistics proximity to customers vs. Asia-Pacific 40 Labour Packa
Slide 12: The Case for Canadian Float Glass
The Case for Canadian Current economic and strategic risks to Canadian float glass buyers: Float Glass 1 Foreign Pricing Control Complete reliance on imported float glass exposes the Canadian market to significant strategic and economic risks, such as price volatility, potential supply disruptions,
Slide 13: Proximity to North American Float Demand
Proximity to North American Edmonton Float Demand Vancouver Calgary Montreal Regina Selkirk Seattle Toronto Fargo Minneapolis CPS proposed centrally located Salt Lake City Chicago float glass manufacturing facility Denver will have the ability to access major Canadian and US markets “According to a
Slide 14: Structural Cost Advantage - Float Glass
Logistics 20% Structural Cost Packaging, Consumables, R&M Logistics Advantage - Float Glass Other Raw Materials Packaging, Consumables, R&M Soda Ash Other Raw Materials ~ 20% input cost advantage Labour Soda Ash • Energy: Structural advantage from stable, Energy Labour inexpensive and lower carbon e
Slide 15: Glass Manufacturing Strategic Advantages
Glass Manufacturing Strategic Advantages Low Manufacturing Cost Sustainably Produced Glass Permitted & Supported Leveraging access to low priced natural gas Access to 97% renewable hydro Fully permitted site with strong and hydro electricity along with vertical electricity, responsibly produced natu
Slide 16: Project Readiness
Environmental Act Licenses secured for silica sand Project Readiness extraction and two patterned solar glass manufacturing facilities totaling 1,200 tonnes per day (TPD); requires minor amendment to pivot to float glass Silica sand extraction along with solar and float glass Exclusive option to pur
Slide 17: Corporate Structure
Corporate Structure Management Team Board of Directors Ownership Glenn Leroux, P.Eng Lowell Jackson, P. Eng | Chairman 6% President & CEO, Director Previously CEO and President of WestFire Energy Ltd. and Real Resources Inc. Isha Kular, CPA, CA, MPAcc 32% Chief Financial Officer John Assman, BA, ICD
Slide 18: Disclaimer
Disclaimer General This corporate presentation dated April 2026 (the "Presentation") has been prepared by Canadian Premium Sand Inc. ("CPS" or the "Company"), and is based on public information of CPS. This Presentation is for information purposes only and is being made available by CPS to provide i
Slide 19: Disclaimer Cont’d
Disclaimer Cont’d Forward-Looking Information (Cont’d) A number of factors, risks and uncertainties could cause results to differ materially from those anticipated and described herein including, among others: the effects of competition and pricing pressures; effects of fluctuations in the price of
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