Finlay Minerals Ltd. · TSXV:FYL
Finlay Minerals — Technical Presentation (January 2026)
25 slides from Finlay Minerals's technical presentation, January 2026
Slide 1: SAY Property Technical Presentation
TSX-V: FYL | OTCQB: FYMNF SAY PROPERTY TECHNICAL PRESENTATION JANUARY 2026
Slide 2: Cautionary & Forward-Looking Information
CAUTIONARY & FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION This presentation includes certain “forward-looking information” and “forward-looking statements” (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements in this presentation that address e
Slide 3: Finlay Minerals Is Dedicated to Responsible Exploration Practices
SAY PROPERTY FINLAY MINERALS IS DEDICATED TO RESPONSIBLE EXPLORATION PRACTICES Our goal is to proactively and transparently communicate with local First Nation communities. We aim to build and maintain positive relationships with the First Nations on whose territories we operate, while also advancin
Slide 4: SAY Location
SAY LOCATION 100% owned and encompasses 26,202 hectares. 140 km north of Smithers with road access to the southeast end of the project. Helicopter access for rest of property. High-grade Cu-Ag property acquired in 2024. Grassroots-stage. FULLY FUNDED FOR EXPLORATION IN 2026. 4
Slide 5: Exploration History
EXPLORATION HISTORY 2024 2025 1996 - 1999 Finlay Minerals acquires the Lucero Resources Corp. Finlay completes property-wide enlarged SAY property from 1941 - 1948 acquires claims by Electrum. airborne mag and LiDAR staking in 1996-97 and surveys, outlining significant NE Geological Survey of Canada
Slide 6: Driftwood Corridor
DRIFTWOOD CORRIDOR Located in an underexplored corridor of the prolific Stikine Terrane, between the Toodoggone District & the Skeena Arch. The Property straddles the western margin of this 135-km-long “Driftwood Corridor” of Stikine Terrane, a tectonic position analogous to American Eagle Gold’s NA
Slide 7: Regional Geophysics
REGIONAL GEOPHYSICS The SAY Property is located along a 55-km-long NNW-trending strong magnetic high that hosts several showings & prospects. Projects in the broader region have demonstrated size potential. KEMESS SOUTH Cu-Au +/- Ag-Mo PORPHYRY Past Production: 750 M lbs Cu & SUSTUT COPPER 3.0 Moz A
Slide 8: Regional Geology
REGIONAL GEOLOGY Area dominated by NW trending structural fabric related to dextral transpression starting in the Cretaceous (Skeena fold and thrust belt). Major NW trending basin bounding faults between Hazelton Group volcanic rocks and Skeena and Bowser Group sedimentary rocks. Extensional zones i
Slide 9: Property Geology
PROPERTY GEOLOGY The most recent property-scale and regional-scale geological mapping programs were completed in 1977 and 2007, respectively. STRATIGRAPHY: Volcanic rocks of the Lower Jurassic Telkwa Formation of the Hazelton Group throughout the property. Upper subaerial hematite-rich fragmental, l
Slide 10: SAY Targets
SAY TARGETS IFT A large circular magnetic anomaly, measuring 2.5 km by 2.5 km, was identified in 2025. This anomaly is coincident with km-scale elevated multi- element soil geochemistry and Cu-Ag mineralized rock samples. OZZY is located at the intersection of northeast and northwest-trending mag an
Slide 11: IFT Target Copper
IFT TARGET COPPER Mapping and rock sampling outlined a Cu and Ag mineralized area of 1,700 m x 1,000 m. Mineralization occurs as massive sulphides and lenses disseminated in wall rock as well as fracture-fill and veins. 11
Slide 12: IFT Target Silver
Soil sampling along the eastern portion of the IFT identified a 1,700 m x 2,600 m IFT TARGET SILVER Cu + Ag + As + Bi + Mo + Te geochemical anomaly synonymous with porphyry deposit environments. The soil geochemical anomaly occurs within the large circular magnetic anomaly. 12
Slide 13: Ozzy Target
OZZY TARGET The Ozzy target is located at the intersection of prominent northeast and northwest-trending mag anomalies that were identified with the 2025 airborne mag survey. These mag 2025 FLOAT SAMPLE: features are interpreted as structures. 2.04% CU and 229 g/t AG Due to limited outcrop exposures
Slide 14: Spur Target
SPUR TARGET Structurally mineralized corridor, along a WESTERN SHEAR 4.3 km trend with coincident mag-high signature. Potential for an underlying mineralized porphyry source. Dozens of high-grade Cu-Ag rock samples. Sample 4656379: 14.5% Cu & 850 g/t Ag A. AG ZONE AG ZONE High-grade Cu-Ag mineraliza
Slide 15: Spur Target Copper
SPUR TARGET COPPER NORTH SPUR WESTERN SHEAR WESTERN SHEAR EAST BRECCIA K478890: 7.72% Cu and 312 g/t Ag AG ZONE WESTERN SHEAR 4656381: 11.2% Cu and 819 g/t Ag K478867: 15.8% Cu and 689 g/t Ag 15
Slide 16: Spur Target Silver
SPUR TARGET SILVER NORTH SPUR EAST BRECCIA WESTERN SHEAR EAST BRECCIA K478889: 5.17% Cu and 330 g/t Ag 4656371: 1.44% Cu and 202 g/t Ag AG ZONE AG ZONE SOUTH SPUR 4656382: 2.61% Cu and 79.6 g/t Ag K478873: 0.76% Cu and 497 g/t Ag 16
Slide 17: Spur Target AG Zone
SPUR TARGET AG ZONE AG ZONE ► 200 m x 200 m zone of intensely fractured and brecciated volcanic rocks hosting mineralized micro-veinlets. ► 2024 chip sampling results included 9.50 m of 0.94% Cu and 18.1 g/t Ag. ► Bornite-Chalcocite-Chalcopyrite are the dominant metallic sulphides present. ► West an
Slide 18: SHEL Target Copper Molybdenum
The SHEL Cu-Mo porphyry target hosts 2 main areas of interest with SHEL TARGET coincident soil and rock Cu-Mo anomalies and magnetic signatures. COPPER MOLYBDENUM 18
Slide 19: SHEL Target
SHEL TARGET The SHEL Cu-Mo porphyry target hosts 2 main areas of interest with coincident soil and rock Cu-Mo anomalies and magnetic signatures. AREA 1 Drilling in 1979 & 1980 (8 holes for 1,616 m) intersected AREA 2 AREA 2 Cu + Mo mineralization. A discrete magnetic high in 79-2 intersected 59.3 m
Slide 20: SAY Highlights
SAY HIGHLIGHTS The SAY exploration program is fully-funded for 2026. The program aims to complete: - 25-line km of Induced Polarization Surveys over the IFT and Ozzy targets - Mapping, rock, soil and biogeochemical sampling over the IFT, Ozzy and SHEL targets. - Reconnaissance work to evaluate poten
Slide 21: The Finlay Team
THE FINLAY TEAM ROBERT F. BROWN Executive Chairman of the Board and Director Retired Professional Engineer with over 40 years experience in the ILONA BARAKSO LINDSAY, B.Sc. mining industry. Former Vice President, Exploration for Great President, CEO and Director Panther Mining Ltd. and former geolog
Slide 22: At Our Core: Exceptional Assets + Technical Excellence
TSX-V: FYL | OTCQB: FYMNF AT OUR CORE: EXCEPTIONAL ASSETS + TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE = ROAD TO DISCOVERY ILONA B. LINDSAY ROBERT F. BROWN President, CEO and Director Executive Chairman of the Board and Director 778.384.5706 | iblindsay@finlayminerals.com 604.816.7043 | rbrown@finlayminerals.com 22
Slide 23: Appendix Slides
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Slide 24: What Is Biogeochemical Sampling?
WHAT IS BIOGEOCHEMICAL SAMPLING? At the SAY Property, outer bark from mature subalpine fir trees is scraped off and collected. The sample is then submitted to the lab for multi-element analysis, similar to a soil geochemical sample. These biogeochemical samples are collected at regular intervals whe
Slide 25: Sources
SOURCES Kemess South Past Production: https://www.centerragold.com/operations/kemess-project/kemess-east/ American Eagle Gold NAK23-017 Drill Results: https://americaneaglegold.ca/news/american-eagle-intersects-302-metres-of-1.09-copper-equivalent-within-606-metres-of- 0.74-copper-equivalent/ Sustut
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