Bravada Gold Corporation · TSXV:BVA

Bravada Gold — Investor Presentation (March 2017)

20 slides from Bravada Gold's investor presentation, March 2017

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation March 2017: Value Through Exploration Success & Development

    “Value Through Exploration Success & Development” NEVADA FACTS • Produces ~5MM oz Au/year, ~7% of the world total, ~1/4 from underground mines • Proven + probable gold reserves are stable, ~75MM ounces, replacing production nearly every year •Stable environmental regulations, economy & mining infras

  2. Slide 2: Forward-looking Statement

    Forward-looking Statement Some of the statements contained in this presentation may be deemed “forward-looking statements.” These include estimates and statements that describe the Company’s future plans, objectives or goals, and expectations of a stated condition or occurrence. Forward-looking stat

  3. Slide 3: Bravada Gold Corporation: Managing Exploration Risk/Reward

    Bravada Gold Corporation Managing Exploration Risk/Reward – Maintains a team of professionals with a proven track record of making discoveries to create shareholder value. – Focuses on potentially high-margin Au-Ag deposits in Nevada, one of the most attractive gold-producing regions in the world. –

  4. Slide 4: A high-quality portfolio of properties with demonstrated gold mineralization

    “A high-quality portfolio of properties with demonstrated gold mineralization in one of the world’s premier gold-producing regions & a track record of attracting funding partners to advance them” Shoshone Pediment Baker Hughes permitting 2 open pits for barite, BVA royalty from production Wind Mount

  5. Slide 5: "Quantum" Project Pipeline

    “Quantum” Project Pipeline Identify risk/reward of projects that can be moved to next quantum level of value cost-effectively "Quantum" level of value Production Development 43-101 Feasibility 43-101 Pre-feasibilty 43-101 PEA Wind Mtn 43-101 resource Defined mineral body E.Manhattan Quito Intercepts

  6. Slide 6: Wind Mountain Project

    Wind Mountain Project Historic Production/Established Resource with HG Upside Highlights: • 100% owned; Au & Ag open-pit/heap-leach; similar to nearby Hycroft Mine • Updated NI 43-101 resource estimate & positive PEA in 2012 • Possible expansion of shallow resource into undrilled areas & untested hi

  7. Slide 7: Wind Mountain 2012 NI 43-101 Resource Update

    Wind Mountain 2012 NI 43-101 Resource Update 2012 Mineral Resource Estimate highlights increased value in the project • Indicated resource increased to 570,500 oz gold • Inferred resource increased to 354,300 oz gold • Indicated resource contains 14,736,000 oz silver, whereas no previous silver reso

  8. Slide 8: Wind Mtn Schematic Long Section

    Wind Mtn Schematic Long Section High-grade “Hishikari–type” Exploration Potential Risk/Reward = 3 holes at CD$500,000/potential discovery of Hishikari-type, bonanza- grade mineralization South End Wind/DeepMin Breeze deposit North Hill deposits deposit deposit Preserved Disseminated Gold mineralizat

  9. Slide 9: 3D Map View – "Hishikari-type" Targets

    3D Map View – “Hishikari-type” Targets 2012 PEA Resources Indicated in Red Inferred in Yellow Wind Pit Proposed DH (~600m) ~Next Views North East South End Proposed DH (~450m) BVA:TSX.V | BRTN:STU BVA:TSX.V | BRTN:STU BGAVF:OTCQB 9

  10. Slide 10: 3D Section View – "Hishikari-type" Targets

    3D Section View – “Hishikari-type” Targets Disseminated Au mostly eroded from here Wind Pit Resource South Hill Resource Down-faulted Breeze/DeepMin deposits not shown west of Wind Fault for simplicity Au fluids deflected into permeable Truckee sediments, forming near-surface disseminated deposit. I

  11. Slide 11: Detailed Section – South Hill Target

    Detailed Section – South Hill Target South Hill Resource Proposed DH Truckee Fm Top of Pyramid Fm Au increases at bottom of Fault DH # WM06-010 Mesozoic Basement Mesozoic Basement Repeated sealing & fracturing with build-up of Au/Ag Target at contact with Mesozoic basement BVA:TSX.V | BRTN:STU shoul

  12. Slide 12: World-class Cortez Gold District

    World-class Cortez Gold District BVA Features two projects adjacent to the prolific Cortez District BVA Granite Mountain Project BVA SF Project SF Project Risk/Reward = 2-3 RC drill holes for CD$200,000/potential for Goldrush-type mineralization BVA:TSX.V | BRTN:STU BVA:TSX.V | BRTN:STU BGAVF:OTCQB

  13. Slide 13: Goldrush Complex

    Goldrush Complex Geological Comparison to BVA’s SF project Feature Goldrush SF Carlin-type Au Trend Battle Mtn/Eureka Battle Mtn/Eureka Low-sulfidation-type Au Trend western edge of NNR eastern edge of NNR (Northern Nevada Rift) Surface mineralization none float to +100ppb Au Host rocks Wenban/Horse

  14. Slide 14: SF Interpreted Cross Section

    SF Interpreted Cross Section Same Great Host Rocks / Same Great Potential Interpretation: • Thrust model w/ high-grade breccia in core of hanging wall anticline within Unit 5 of the Wenban Fm • Surface Au anomalies are possible leakage from significant mineralization in favorable hosts below West Pr

  15. Slide 15: Partner-funded Projects

    Partner-funded Projects Quito Project - Optioned to Coeur Mining • High-grade Au, underground potential; similar to nearby Northumberland deposit • Past-Producer – 174,460 Oz Au @ ~6g/t • $2.5M earn-in over 5-year period • Completed 2 core holes 2016 • Permitting aggressive RC program for 2017 North

  16. Slide 16: Partner-funded Projects

    Partner-funded Projects Baxter Project - Optioned to Kinross • High-grade Au, underground potential • $4.0MM earn-in over 7-year period • Two RC drill programs completed 2016, shallow oxide Au discovered 2016 • Additional drilling planned 1st Quarter 2017 Shoshone Pediment – Oblique View to ESE Shos

  17. Slide 17: Other Projects are Available for JV

    Other Projects are Available for JV Highland Project • High-grade Au in drill holes • Anomalous soil geochemistry over covered targets • 3D Inversion of Magnetics & Gravity underway Seeking partners for other projects, several with Au mineralization partially outlined & targets identified (e.g. High

  18. Slide 18: Bravada Gold Corporation Summary

    Bravada Gold Corporation Summary  Currently 5 projects Funded by Partners  “Self-Funded” Exploration Drill Programs Planned at Wind Mtn & SF projects, both with “Game-changing” Potential  Wind Mountain Project: Oxide, open-pit/heap leach 43-101 resource with potential near-term production; self-f

  19. Slide 19: Management & Directors

    Management & Directors Senior Management Directors Joseph Kizis, Jr., P.Geo. – President Joseph Kizis, P.Geo. – President and Director Graham Thatcher , ACCA – CFO Lawrence Page, Q.C. – Director and Chairman Lawrence Page, Q.C. – Legal/business advisor Nigel Bunting – Director Arie Page – Corporate

  20. Slide 20: Corporate Information

    Corporate Information Vancouver Office: Reno Office: Bravada Gold Corporation Bravada Gold Corporation Suite 1100-1199 West Hastings St. 4790 Caughlin Pkwy, #207 Vancouver, BC, V6E 3T5, Canada Reno, NV, 89519-0907 USA Tel: 775-746-3780 Market Cap February 15, 2017 • ~$8.2 Million @ $0.22/share Share

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