Slide 1: Investor Presentation
BUILT FOR GROWTH Investor Presentation MARCH 2025 | TSX: TI 1
Slide 2: Forward Looking Information
INVESTOR PRESENTATION FORWARD LOOKING INFORMATION This presentation contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian securities laws. In some cases, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "targets", "expects", "is
Slide 3: Track Record of Value Creation
INVESTOR PRESENTATION 2025 Augusta Group Companies(2) Track Record of Value Creation C$35M Market Cap Past Augusta Group Company Returns TSX: TI C$110M Market Cap TSX: G 12,960% 3,300% 1,000% 6,100% OTCQB: AUGG Return Return Return Return SOLD for $1.6B SOLD for $667M $1.6B Market Cap(1) SOLD for $2
Slide 4: A Best-in-class Leadership Team
INVESTOR PRESENTATION A Best-in-class PROVEN SUCCESS Leadership Team Mine development, operational excellence & Richard Warke EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN Governor George Pataki DIRECTOR innovation Consistent record of creating shareholder value at Augusta Served three terms as the 53rd Governor of the State
Slide 5: Capital Structure
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Capital Structure Optimizing cash flow and focused on de- Shareholder Distribution(4)(5) leveraging High insider ownership Unique positioning: junior with steady-state cash flow, significant exploration upside and critical metals strategic positioning CAPITAL STRUCTURE Toronto
Slide 6: Investment Highlights
INVESTOR PRESENTATION acres of mineral rights Investment Highlights controlled throughout the district U.S production base in upstate Significant graphite discovery at New York Empire State Mine’s (ESM)’s Existing infrastructure includes property 5,000 tpd mill, skilled The Kilbourne Graphite Projec
Slide 7: 2025 Zinc Guidance and FY24 Production and Cost
INVESTOR PRESENTATION 2025 ZINC GUIDANCE AND FY 24- PRODUCTION AND COST 2025 GUIDANCE FY 2024 Zinc Achieved top end of production guidance with 59.5 mlbs payable zinc produced in 2024 Payable Production Zinc 64-69 m lbs 59.5 m lbs 2024 AISC achieved was 10% less than lower end of cost guidance, desp
Slide 8: Zinc: ESM #4 Mine, N2D and Turnpike
INVESTOR PRESENTATION ESM #4 Mine, N2D and Turnpike Zinc Near term resource expansion and opportunities to increase production #4 Mine – mineralized zones plunge to northeast; potential to extend zones up and down-plunge - Underground exploration drilling following up on intercepted mineralization b
Slide 9: Regional Surface Exploration - Planning
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Regional Surface Exploration - Planning Drilling - Targeting undertested historic Zn mineralization, productive geologic units, and untested Zn anomalies in soil and rock Prioritization of targets within proximity to existing ESM infrastructure Goal of +31,000 ft of surface dri
Slide 10: Consistent Resource Replacement and Expansion
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Zinc Consistent Resource Replacement and Expansion Underground Drilling at ESM Drill core from N2D Continued Growth by Increased Mine Life the Drill Bit UNDERGROUND AS OF JULY 16, 2024 Titan expects to expand its mineral Contained zinc in 2024 MRE Tons (000’s US Contained Pound
Slide 11: Kilbourne Graphite Maiden Resource
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Kilbourne Graphite Maiden Resource Strengthening the domestic critical minerals supply chain Open ~8,000 ft Open-pit constrained 43-101 inferred resource of 22 million tons at an average grade of 2.91% Cg (based on a cut-off grade of 1.50%) 653 kt of contained graphite within i
Slide 12: Price Sensitivities
INVESTOR PRESENTATION PRICING SENSITIVITIES – KILBOURNE MINERAL RESOURCE Price Sensitivities $USD per Ton Concentrate RF Graphite [%] Mill Feed [k Ton] Contained Graphite [k Ton] Waste [k Ton] Overburden [k Ton] Assumed selling price of $1090/t of concentrate providing 22mt of mill 872.00 0.80 3.30
Slide 13: Metallurgy
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Phase III-SGS (1) Assays (%) Composite C(t) C(g) Metallurgy Master 3.48 3.14 Process Optimization completed at SGS Lakefield for Master North Shallow 3.38 3.21 Composites and Variability Composites South Shallow 3.51 3.28 Master & Variability Composite Head Grades North Deep 2.
Slide 14: Natural Flake Graphite Processing Facility
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Natural Flake Graphite Processing Facility (the “Facility") Facility key objectives Product Qualification Path to full scale commercialization Operating Parameters 60,000 tons per annum throughput @ 2.91% Cg grade 85% assumed recoveries (accounting for ramp up), 75% availabilit
Slide 15: Kilbourne Product Mix & Sectors
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Kilbourne Product Mix & Sectors Phase 1- 20,000 tpa Phase 2- 40,000 tpa Key end products PRODUCT MIX (%) PRODUCT MIX (%) ASTM Mesh Grades Lubricants, Friction, Refractories, Drilling Fluids 50% 10% Micronized Flake Graphite Products STD Purity 95.0% LOI MIN Carbon brush, Lubric
Slide 16: Graphite Development Plan and Indicative Timeline
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Graphite Development Plan and Indicative Timeline Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 & 3 (Scale Up)(1) 43-101 mineral resource estimate Infill drilling of mineral resource to FEED/Detailed engineering Technical declaration (Q4 2024) measured & indicated status Equipment orders Metallurgy Pha
Slide 17: Graphite - Demand by Type and Region
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Graphite - Demand by Type and Region NATURAL FLAKE GRAPHITE DEMAND BY GEOGRAPHY (MILLION MT) GRAPHITE MARKET DEMAND FORECAST BY APPLICATION Titan Start of Customer Deliveries and Facility Production No domestic commercial producers of China is expected to control 82% of The US
Slide 18: Near Term Catalysts
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Near Term Catalysts Zinc • District exploration plans • Exploration and Exploration and production updates • FY 25 production Guidance production updates Q1 2025 H2 2025 • Final engineering/PDC • Targeted start of • PEA on Kilbourne >> 20,000t and 40,000t processing Graphite Eq
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Slide 20: Kilbourne Production Process Flow Sheet
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Screening Flake Natural Flake Crushing Flotation / Graphite ASTM Packaging -2,000 T Bulk Extraction Graphite (Processing) Drying Mesh Grades (-100, Bags; 50 lb. Paper Bags (Mining) (Concentrate) -150, +200-200) LOI MIN Micronization Conventional Hydrofluoric D90-45 Micron Feeds
Slide 21: History of Exploration Success
INVESTOR PRESENTATION History of Long production history with numerous discoveries exploration Pierrepont (1979) Hyatt (1917) 120,000 #4 (1965) #2 (1927) #3 (1946) Titan Opens ESM Edwards (1903) NE Fowler (#4) success Taylor (Hyatt) New Fold (#4) West Branch (Hyatt) Mahler (#4) Mud Pond / Davis (#4)
Slide 22: Our Approach to Sustainability
INVESTOR PRESENTATION Our Approach to Committed to localization and building partnerships that deliver long-term mutual benefits Sustainability 1 2 3 Employees uphold integrity, trust, and Community Environmental Integrity commitment to community as well as Involvement and Social and Trust Stewardsh
Slide 23: Scientific and Technical Information
INVESTOR PRESENTATION SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION The scientific and technical information contained in this presentation relating to the Empire State Mines Zinc operations was based upon the technical report titled "Empire State Mines 2024 NI 43-101 Technical Report Update Gouverneur, New
Slide 24: Vancouver and New York Offices
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