Au Gold Corp · TSXV:AUGC
Au Gold — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
22 slides from Au Gold's investor presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: Victoria's Newest Gold Explorer
TSX-V: AUGC Victoria’s Newest Gold Explorer MIF Presentation May 2026 Marc Blythe, Founder & CEO
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation includes certain statements and information that may constitute forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or future performance and reflect the expectations or
Slide 3: Havelock Gold-Antimony Project
Havelock Gold-Antimony Project Victoria , Australia • More than 80 Moz gold produced Fosterville • 4.6 Moz to date, 160koz (2025) Sunday Creek • $2.9B Mkt Cap project, 10 drills Costerfield • 40 koz gold/yr plus 5% of world’s antimony produced Epizonal systems • Gold plus antimony • Significant pote
Slide 4: Havelock Project
Havelock Project N • 11,663 ha (28,800 acres) on two blocks • Mix of private and public land • Easy logistics Shaw McFarlane • Towns, roads, tracks, power, cell network Trend • Non-seasonal exploration Leviathan Mariners • Multiple gold bearing trends Trend Timor Oxonian Trend Maryborough 2km 0 2 km
Slide 5: Shaw-McFarlane Trend
Shaw-McFarlane Trend • Approx 9km of trend, dotted with historic, shallow, high-grade mines • Minimal modern exploration, no diamond drilling McFarlane’s Reef Harvey’s Reef • Small scale production with grades averaging 22.5 g/t gold, some grades McFarlane’s Reef reported over 200 g/t gold and 6 ton
Slide 6: Havelock: Shaw-McFarlane Trend
Havelock: Shaw-McFarlane Trend Highest priority McFarlane Shaft and McFarlane Dam situated in the central portion of the 9 km long Shaw-McFarlane Trend and are 150 m apart McFarlane Shaft: gold/antimony quartz reef mineralization with historical high-grade production McFarlane Dam: coarse gold recov
Slide 7: Havelock: McFarlane Shaft
Havelock: McFarlane Shaft Never drill tested Mined to 400 feet depth (122 m) Historic production grades 1 – 10 oz gold per ton (avg. 22.5 g/t) Mining stopped due to dewatering issues and separating gold from stibnite 6 tons of stibnite recovered from the dumps Looking East 7
Slide 8: Havelock: McFarlane Dam
Havelock: McFarlane Dam Never drill tested Excavated in 2010 514 oz of gold recovered, including 23 kg of reef quartz Potentially represents the top of an insitu high- grade gold- bearing quartz reef 8 8
Slide 9: Harvey's Reef
Harvey’s Reef • Antimony is a potential proxy for epizonal-style gold mineralization • Mineralization at Harvey’s Reef appears to be dyke related, this is similar to Sunday Creek • Stoping at Harvey’s Reef was very shallow, tens Sb of meters only • Multiple parallel gold bearing quartz veins identif
Slide 10: Historic Records
Historic Records Source: Mining Surveyor’s Register, 1884 (Q4), 1885 (Q3) and 1885 (Q4) 10
Slide 11: Shaw's Reef Long-Section
Shaw's Reef Long-Section Shaws Reef, Havelock: DRAFT Longitudinal section (24 April 2026) SOUTH ®& _ en fe fff f ME LY Wa augoldcorp.com > aa WP WELL CAAA Lhe WU Nae LEGEND 1g Section Clive Willman, 24 April 2026
Slide 12: Summary
Summary • Large land position within the world class Victorian Gold Fields TSX-V: AUGC • Prospective Shaw-McFarlane structure has minimal modern exploration, despite recorded historic high-grade gold • Market cap < $15M • 58.2 M shares outstanding, 10 M shares owned by insiders CONTACT US • Drilling
Slide 13: Appendix
TSX-V: AUGC APPENDIX
Slide 14: Regional Cross-section
Regional Cross-section Note: Many major gold deposits are developed proximal (2 to 5 km) within the HW of first order regional structures 14
Slide 15: Structural Setting
Structural Setting Note: This diagram explains why significant deposits are located 2 – 5 km west of some of the major fault structures 15
Slide 16: Tarnagulla Fault Location
Tarnagulla Fault Location Tarnagulla Fault shown in proximity to the Shaw-McFarlane workings at Havelock 16
Slide 17: Leadership
Leadership Proven leadership to advance Havelock Marc Blythe, MBA, P.Eng. Marc has extensive experience conducting diligence reviews and providing operational advice to mining companies and financiers. He owns an independent mining consulting firm and has held roles as president of a junior explorat
Slide 18: Havelock: Acquisition Terms
Havelock: Acquisition Terms For a 100% interest in the Havelock Gold-Antimony Project: • 5 million shares of Au Gold Corp (AUGC) • C$75,000 • C$3 per ounce defined (measured, indicated or inferred) to the seller • A$1 per ounce defined (measured, indicated or inferred) to a prior owner (capped at A$
Slide 19: Corporate Structure
Corporate Structure Tight share structure Strong Insider Ownership Share Structure (as of May 1, 2026) Shares outstanding 58.2 million Warrants 5.9 million @ $0.10 6.6 million @ $0.30 Options 4.4 million (most @ $0.20) Fully diluted 75.2 million Insider ownership 10.6 million shares (18.2%) - includ
Slide 20: Epizonal Gold Deposits
Epizonal Gold Deposits Two main orogenic gold deposit types in the region: Havelock has 1) Mesozonal – gold-bearing quartz reefs characteristics 2) Epizonal – gold-bearing quartz reefs associated with antimony of an epizonal-type system Epizonal deposits are not as common, but recent discoveries are
Slide 21: Ponderosa: Gold-Silver
Ponderosa: Gold-Silver Highlights • Prospecting samples including 46.9 g/t gold and 110 g/t silver • Excellent road access to and through the property • Short winter – long exploration season with low rainfall • Great potential for a drill discovery Location • 16 km from Merritt BC, in the Spence’s
Slide 22: Contact Us
TSX-V: AUGC CONTACT US Marc Blythe, CEO info@augoldcorp.com augoldcorp.com 1-888-807-4566