Slide 1: Wasteland to Parkland
CSE: SASQ FRA: NQ0 Wasteland to Parkland Restoring legacy mine sites and recovering critical minerals. Investor Presentation August 2026
Slide 2: Mount Sicker
CSE: SASQ 2 – Our Flagship Project Mount Sicker Historic mining district - 4 former producing mines Started as a “normal” exploration exercise - but* 400,000t historic waste rock at surface Significant environmental and physical hazards Gold, silver, copper and zinc in waste
Slide 3: Recover. Remove. Restore.
CSE: SASQ 3 – Solution Recover. Remove. Restore. A proven, low-impact approach to address legacy sulphide waste. WASTE MOBILE ORE SULPHIDE CLEAN ROCK ROCK SORTING CONCENTRATE RETURNED Historic waste Sensor-based technology High sulphide material Non-acid generating piles from legacy separates sulphi
Slide 4: Legacy mine waste is a hidden opportunity.
CSE: SASQ 4 – The Investment Opportunity Legacy mine waste is a hidden opportunity. Sasquatch’s approach to legacy mine waste is a simple, efficient solution to a century-old problem. 01 02 03 Problem Solution Result 2000+ legacy mine Mobile ore sorting Revenue from sites in BC removes sulphides rec
Slide 5: Low capital intensity, simplified permitting
CSE: SASQ 5 – Why The Model Works Low capital 1 Acquire site 6 2 intensity, Assess value simplified Reclaim site permitting 3 process, fast path to revenue, 5 Sell product Permit 4 repeatable model. Sort material
Slide 6: What ore sorting can do to the grades.
CSE: SASQ 6 – Mount Sicker: Ore Sorting What ore sorting can do to the grades. The waste will be crushed and sorted on-site using a mobile system. High-grade waste and fines will be transported off-site to an advanced processing facility. Average grades across Mount Sicker waste rock - from a 97-sam
Slide 7: Grid sampling, ore sorting, acid testing, and reclamation planning completed.
CSE: SASQ 7 – Mount Sicker: Progress with Proof of Concept Grid sampling, ore sorting, acid testing, and reclamation planning completed. Work Completed Milestone Status Grid Sampling (2 programs) Au, Ag, Cu, Zn identified Ore Sorting (pilot testing) High-grade product produced Acid Testing Benign ro
Slide 8: From Hazard to Habitat.
CSE: SASQ 8 – Mount Sicker Rendering: Before and After From Hazard to Habitat. Water quality Hazards addressed Reclamation Community benefit improvement Lenora Tyee Before After (rendering) Before After (rendering)
Slide 9: Recovering Critical Minerals. Restoring Natural Landscapes. Creating Local Jobs.
CSE: SASQ 9 – Mount Sicker: Environmental & Community Benefits Recovering Critical Minerals. Restoring Natural Landscapes. Creating Local Jobs. Hazards addressed No new tailings Mobile processing Critical mineral recovery Nature restored
Slide 10: Building a portfolio of reclamation projects.
CSE: SASQ 10 – Reclamation Projects Pipeline Building a portfolio of reclamation projects. Near Duncan Mount Sicker area Lake Cowichan Quadra Island Port Alberni region Mount Sicker Copper Road Blue Grouse Santana Alberni Claims Four former producing A VMS system High-copper waste Waste piles and vi
Slide 11: While we evaluate for waste rock potential, hard rock potential emerges.
CSE: SASQ 11 – Hard Rock Projects While we evaluate for waste rock potential, hard rock potential emerges. Mount Sicker area Quadra Island Near Sardis Port Alberni Copper Road Santana Slesse Alberni Claims Waste rock on the road Visible copper in large 1,567 hectares of gold Massive mineralized zone
Slide 12: One project sets the precedent.
CSE: SASQ 12 – Scaling the Model One project sets the precedent. Scalability is key. Following a simple, three-step system, Sasquatch hopes to recover and remediate, rinse and repeat. Mount Sicker 1. Waste and hazards Copper Road identified and assessed Blue Grouse 3.Land rehabilitated using an appr
Slide 13: The Right Assets. The Right Model. The Right Time.
CSE: SASQ 13 – Why Sasquatch Now The Right Assets. The Right Model. The Right Time. Since the acquisition of the Mount Sicker project area in 2022, gold, silver and copper have all delivered strong price appreciation, reinforcing the economic opportunity. Metal prices rising Commodity value increase
Slide 14: Experienced team. Smooth execution.
CSE: SASQ 14 – Leadership Experienced team. Smooth execution. CEO CFO VP CORPORATE SECRETARY Peter Smith Nelson Lamb Justin Deveault Mike Raven DIRECTOR DIRECTOR ADVISOR DIRECTOR Thomas Lamb Andy Holloway Jillian Doucette Lou Webster
Slide 15: Recovering Resources. Rebuilding Nature.
CSE: SASQ 15 – Key Takeaways Recovering Resources. Rebuilding Nature. 1. Legacy mine waste contains valuable metals. Sasquatch can recover those metals with low-cost 2. ore sorting. The process cleans up environmental hazards and has 3. broad stakeholder support. 4. Mount Sicker is the first project
Slide 16: Disclaimers
CSE: SASQ 16 – Disclaimers Confidentiality This document and all information contained in this document are confidential, proprietary and for the use solely by the prospective investors and their professional advisors. By your acceptance of this document, you agree not to do any of the following in