- Large world-class gold project in mining-friendly jurisdiction
- 5.47 million oz gold (Inferred) averaging 1.59 g/t Au in 106.6 Mt AND 2.50 million oz gold (Indicated) averaging 2.04 g/t Au in 38.1 Mt as announced April 14, 2026
- A major gold camp in the Guiana Shield with 2 large orogenic gold deposits that produced 3.8m oz gold2 with new Gold Resources already eclipsing by more than 2 times, past production
- Guyana has emerged as a top tier mining-friendly jurisdiction boasting exciting gold discoveries and attracting M&A investment at significant premiums
- Government very supportive of exploration and development to create jobs and bring infrastructure to the interior of Guyana
- Brownfields site with road access and skilled workforce nearby
- Cleared site from past production and known metallurgy (92% gold recovery, >30% gravity circuit; new metallugical testing 93-95% recovery)
- Paved highway access to within 10km, providing access to two largest towns in Guyana: Georgetown and Linden
- Nearby town of Linden with skilled workforce, due to large open pit bauxite mine since 1916
- Proven track record of rapid growth in resources driven by experienced exploration team
- Fifth independent NI 43-101 Resource Estimates in as many years, an overall discovery cost of <US$4.00/oz all in; Aug 2026 Prelim Economic Assessment (PEA)
- Gold Deposits with robust grades1
- Wenot Deposit (open pit, minor U/G): 3.99 million oz @ 1.35 g/t Au Inferred (92.4Mt) + 1.45 million ounces @ 1.59 g/t Au Indicated (20.7 Mt)
- Gilt Deposit: 1.04 million ounces Au (Indicated) averaging 3.33 g/t Au (9.7 Mt) + 1.47 moz Au averaging 3.22 g/t (Inferred) (14.2 Mt) using a 1.6 g/t Au cutoff grade
- Preliminary Economic Assessment Aug 2026 outlines >350,000 oz gold/yr production over 18 yr mine life; @$3,500/oz Au NPV5% of US$4.0B
- Successful large-scale past production supports lower risk to Re-Development
- Produced 3.8 million oz gold2 at 1.5 g/t Au from 1993-2005 and shut down when the gold price was below US$400/oz. Minimal historical exploration done outside of the mined deposits, leaving deposit extensions and targets undrilled.
- Government very supportive of exploration and development to create jobs and infrastructure in the interior of Guyana
- Environmental permit (2 year) granted in October 2024 following public comment period
- EIA application submitted and work underway
- Engaged ERM International to assist in EIA process
- Management focused on creating superior shareholder value
- Rapid resource growth has and will continue to be the focus to create superior shareholder returns
- Especially given recent acquisitions in Guyana at significant market premiums, now is the right time to expand gold resources on a world-class project with superior site access and infrastructure
- Well-financed with Experienced Board
- Cash position US$28 m June 30, 2026
- Well-balanced board of directors with complementary skillsets including gold discovery and exploration, capital markets and M&A, and project engineering and advancement
- 2026 Catalysts:
- Ongoing aggressive exploration program with 6 diamond drills will provide a regular flow of drill results
- Significant additional drilling to optimize PEA and reduced strip, explore east and west extensions, expand Wenot resource, explore nearby targets, and to convert large inferred resources to indicated
- Updated Mineral Resource Estimate to incorporate over 80 additional drill holes, awaits assays
- Environmental Permit granted, EIA Application submitted September 2025, Terms and Scope expected shortly, paves the way for EISA advancement towards Mining Licence for the Omai Gold Project
1 The NI 43-101 Technical Report dated October 2, 2026 “NI 43-101 TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT, OMAI GOLD PROJECT, GUYANA” prepared by SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd. under the supervision of David M. Robson, P.Eng. is available on SEDAR+.
2 Past production at the Omai Mine (1993-2005) is summarized in several Cambior Inc. documents available on SEDARplus.ca, including March 31, 2006 AIF and news release August 3, 2006.
