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Bell Copper — Arizona Geological Society – Diggin' Deeper (November 2025)

28 slides from Bell Copper's conference presentation, Nov 14, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Drilling at Bell Copper's Big Sandy Porphyry Copper Discovery, Mohave Co., AZ

    Drilling at Bell Copper's Big Sandy Porphyry Copper Discovery, Mohave Co., AZ Arizona Geological Society – Diggin’ Deeper November 14, 2025 1

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement

    FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT This presentation contains forward-looking statements under Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the development potential and timetable of the projects; the Company’s ability to raise additi

  3. Slide 3: Arizona – Land of Giants

    ARIZONA – LAND of GIANTS Arizona has produced 10% of the world’s copper  Most located along the Arizona Volcanic Arc and on- trend with other significant Arizona porphyry copper deposits  These include Bagdad, Mineral Park and Rio Tinto’s RESOLUTION, which is one of the largest and highest grade c

  4. Slide 4: Giant Porphyry Systems (world's largest metal deposits)

    GIANT PORPHYRY SYSTEMS (worlds largest metal deposits) Porphyry System Pyrite Shell (km) Tonnage Cu% Mo % BIG SANDY 6x5 ???? ???? ???? PERSEVERANCE 5x3 ???? ???? ???? Escondida 4.5 x 2.5 11.1 billion 0.77 0.01 Chuquicamata 4.3 x 3 12.5 billion 1.2 0.04 Los Bronces 2 x 0.7 5 billion 1.0 0.02 Bingham

  5. Slide 5: Big Sandy Project: Concealed Porphyry Target in a World Class Province

    BIG SANDY PROJECT CONCEALED PORPHYRY TARGET in a WORLD CLASS PROVINCE TSXV: BCU | OTCQB: BCUFF 5

  6. Slide 6: Big Sandy Snapshot

    BIG SANDY SNAPSHOT In 2017, exploration data from the Perseverance project showed that the truncated hangingwall had been transported farther than was expected. Bell used this information to refine where the hangingwall from Diamond Joe Peak might reside  Perseverance Analogue  100% owned  2020 S

  7. Slide 7: Exotic Copper

    EXOTIC COPPER Several unusual copper occurrences believed to be linked to a shallowly covered porphyry copper deposit.  Copper minerals found at Big Sandy are hosted in geologically recent terrace gravels of the Big Sandy River, in young faults that have recently conducted groundwater up to the sur

  8. Slide 8: Copper Fanglomerate

    COPPER FANGLOMERATE Fanglomerate clasts carrying + 1% copper as chrysocolla and chalcocite (supergene copper minerals) found across a distance of +6 kilometers on the property  Many varieties of veins and alteration types typical of porphyry copper deposits (e.g. “A-veins” and “D-veins” of Gustafso

  9. Slide 9: Sparton Magneto-Telluric Survey

    SPARTON MAGNETO-TELLURIC SURVEY  2020 Survey detected a large conductivity anomaly measuring 2400 meters by 2100 meters and extending at least 1500 meters vertically  Core of anomaly has resistivities below 15 Ohm- meters  Anomaly is contiguous with surficial copper-bearing fanglomerate discovere

  10. Slide 10: Drilling Program

    DRILLING PROGRAM Bell’s objective was to locate the truncated top of the Diamond Joe porphyry system which we believed had been transported approximately 12 -15 km ENE onto the Big Sandy Claim block.  Based on the size of the target, 4 drill sites were permitted with approximately 1.6 km spacing be

  11. Slide 11: U/Pb Zircon Dating

    U/Pb Zircon Dating BS-1 Porphyry Same Age as Diamond Joe  Dated by Paul O’Donnell, GeoSep Services LLC, University of Idaho  BS-1 and Diamond Joe zircons yield overlapping (i.e. statistically indistinguishable) ages of 74.2±1.0 and 74.9±1.2 million years, Diamond Joe Granodiorite BS-1 897.4 m gran

  12. Slide 12: Drilling Program

    DRILLING PROGRAM With drill hole BS-1 successfully locating the truncated system on the Big Sandy Claim block, Bell is now focused on locating the potentially mineral rich copper shell.  Drill hole BS-2 was located approximately 1.6 km south of BS-1.  BS-2 revealed fringing, scattered propylitic a

  13. Slide 13: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-3 Leached Cap

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-3 Leached Cap BS-3 drills into a strongly altered and veined hematitic leached capping hosted by quartz porphyry  Leached capping began immediately beneath gravel at an inclined depth of 1192 meters with continuous, strong, seal-brown hematite vein fillings, quartz

  14. Slide 14: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides BS-3 drills a supergene chalcocite (copper sulfide) deposit hosted by quartz porphyry  Chalcocite variably overprints predominantly pyritic mineralization from inclined depths of 1302m to at least 1502 meters  Chalcocite mineralization in this 200

  15. Slide 15: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides  The 200-meter interval between 1302 meters and 1502 meters returned an average grade of 0.42 percent copper (8.4 lbsCu/st) and 2.4 grams of silver per tonne, including 54 meters from 1445 meters to 1499 meters grading 0.67 percent copper (13.4 lbs

  16. Slide 16: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-3 Copper Sulfides  The 200-meter interval between 1302 meters and 1502 meters returned an average grade of 0.42 percent copper (8.4 lbsCu/st) and 2.4 grams of silver per tonne, including 54 meters from 1445 meters to 1499 meters grading 0.67 percent copper (13.4 lbs

  17. Slide 17: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-3

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-3  From an inclined depth of 1502 meters to the bottom of the hole at 2026.33 meters, sulfide minerals were dominated by pyrite, accompanied by minor chalcopyrite, tennantite, sphalerite, and trace molybdenite, with pyrite averaging Core from BS-3 (1927.5 m) showing

  18. Slide 18: Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3

    Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3 Conventional froth flotation approach was found to be successful at recovering and concentrating the value minerals. Batch test copper recovery of 82-84% into a concentrate grade of 25% Cu was achieved.  Mineralogically, 75% of the copper in the sample was chalcocite, 1

  19. Slide 19: Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3

    Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3  Low molybdenum feed grade made it difficult to produce a Mo concentrate, but in a best test, a Mo cleaner concentrate graded 20.7% Mo. Further test work on larger amounts of sample is required to improve upon Mo results.  The rhenium grade was assayed in a lower grade

  20. Slide 20: Metallurgy BS-3 TIMA-X Chalcocite Grains – Flotation Cons

    Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3 TIMA-X Chalcocite Grains – Flotation Cons LEGEND Chalcocite Bornite Pyrite CuS/Pyrite Mixtures Kaolinite Muscovite Quartz/Feldspars Carbonates Biotite/Chlorite Fe-Oxides Ti-Oxides TSXV: BCU | OTCQB: BCUFF 20

  21. Slide 21: Metallurgy BS-3 TIMA-X Chalcocite Grains - Composites

    Metallurgy - Drill Hole BS-3 TIMA-X Chalcocite Grains - Composites LEGEND Chalcocite Bornite Pyrite CuS/Pyrite Mixtures Kaolinite Muscovite Quartz/Feldspars Carbonates Biotite/Chlorite Fe-Oxides Ti-Oxides TSXV: BCU | OTCQB: BCUFF 21

  22. Slide 22: 2025 U of Arizona MS Thesis, AZ Geological Survey Critical Metals Research

    2025 U of Arizona MS Thesis, AZ Geological Survey Critical Metals Research Dr. Carson Richardson, Dr. Herve’ Rezeau, Jonothan Chappell • Hypogene Cu enrichment – late digenite-bornite cutting pyrite-chalcopyrite • Exceptional Rhenium concentrations in molybdenite, approaching 1% (Dr. Holly Stein, AI

  23. Slide 23: Drilling Program - Drill Hole BS-4

    DRILLING PROGRAM - Drill Hole BS-4 The Company is following up the BS- 3 intersection with a 900-meter step- out hole, BS-4, from a new drill pad.  Currently Cased PQ to 1300 feet.  Cut abundant altered porphyry clasts, native Cu, native Ag, and chalcocite- bearing clasts in deep (>3000’) red grav

  24. Slide 24: Perseverance Project: Another Concealed Porphyry Target

    PERSEVERANCE PROJECT Another CONCEALED PORPHYRY TARGET inCONCEALED PORPHYRY a WORLD CLASS TARGET in a PROVINCE WORLD CLASS PROVINCE TSXV: BCU | OTCQB: BCUFF 24

  25. Slide 25: Leached Cap

    LEACHED CAP Nearly 150 meters of leached capping in K-19 demonstrate the scale of supergene oxidation and potential for enrichment  Chrysocolla in K-19 supports the concept that supergene leaching and copper enrichment operated at Perseverance, and that a copper shell could be present nearby  Grou

  26. Slide 26: Drilling Evidence Indicates Close Proximity to Porphyry

    DRILLING EVIDENCE INDICATES CLOSE PROXIMITY TO PORPHYRY K-20 encounters the best mineralization to date indicating proximity to the targeted 2 km by 3 km Laramide porphyry buried beneath 200m to 400m of basin fill.  K-20 includes 700+ meters of anomalous copper minerals, comprising Chalcopyrite, Bo

  27. Slide 27: Drill Hole K-22 Shows Evidence of Nearby Porphyry Copper System

    Drill Hole K-22 Shows Evidence of Nearby Porphyry Copper System K-22 Intercepts Shows Evidence of Nearby Porphyry System  Diamond core drill completed K-22 to a depth of 1262 meters, cutting clay-altered, sericitized, and propylitically altered Precambrian host rocks and Laramide-age porphyry dikes

  28. Slide 28: www.bellcopper.net info@bellcopper.net

    www.bellcopper.net info@bellcopper.net 800 418 8250 28

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