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Boxed diamond drill core from the Copalquin District

Durango, Mexico

A silver district with high-grade gold

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01The Investment Case

High-grade resource delivered in 2026 — PEA progressing.

A new adjacent resource area is growing at Target 4, with two drills working.

Indicated at Target 1
343 koz gold
+ 8.48 Moz silver
464 koz AuEq
Inferred at Target 1
103 koz gold
+ 3.40 Moz silver
151 koz AuEq

Economic assessment

Target 1 PEA underway, targeting early 2027.

Near-term resource growth

Target 4 550 m of confirmed mineralised strike within a 1.5 km structure.

District upside

70 km² Copalquin plus the 20 km² adjacent La Dura property.

People and alignment

Mexico experience and success 37% institutional ownership and 15% Board / Management / Insiders.

Target 1 Mineral Resource Estimate effective 29 June 2026, mining shape constrained and diluted. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and have no demonstrated economic viability. See the resource table and Disclaimers.

Ginguro-banded high-grade silver-gold drill core from Copalquin
TARGET 1 PEA UNDERWAY
Targeting early 2027
02High-Grade Gold in a Silver District

Target 1 provides the resource base for the PEA.

The June 2026 upgrade increased the Indicated resource by 196%.

75%
of resource
is Indicated
Constrained and diluted within underground mining shapes*
Target 1 Mineral Resource Estimate — underground mining shape constrained and diluted*
ClassTonnes (kt)Gold (g/t)Silver (g/t)AuEq (g/t)Gold (koz)Silver (koz)AuEq (koz)
Indicated3,3913.1577.84.263438,479464
Inferred1,4362.2373.63.281033,398151
Target 1 simple metallurgy

High recoveries support a conventional process route.

Process recoveriesGoldSilver
Recovery to flotation concentrate93.5%87.8%
Overall recovery including leaching after flotation96%91%
Flotation response

High recovery into concentrate using conventional reagents, tested on Target 1 crushed core material.

Development opportunity

Flotation only may support lower capital intensity and operating cost. The PEA will quantify this opportunity.

SGS composite tests are laboratory results, not operating guarantees. See ASX announcement 25 Feb 2022 — “Further Excellent Metallurgy Results”.

*Constrained and diluted Mineral Resources for Copalquin Target 1 are based on underlying metal prices of $3,300/oz Au and $50/oz Ag, unless otherwise noted. AuEq g/t = Au g/t + (Ag g/t × (Ag price / Au price) × (Ag recovery / Au recovery)), calculated using the underlying metal prices along with metallurgical recoveries of 96% Au and 91% Ag from metallurgical test work on Target 1 composite samples.

Underground resource estimates are based on economically constrained mining shapes generated using Datamine’s Mineable Shape Optimizer (MSO) algorithm, diluted to a minimum 2 m thick shape, with Long Hole Open Stope mining at a total Mining + Processing + G&A cost of $97.00 per tonne of material processed. In the Company’s opinion there is reasonable potential for both gold and silver to be extracted and sold. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

See ASX announcement 03 July 2026, “Amended Announcement Copalquin Project Target 1 Deposit MRE”. NI 43-101 Technical Report — Updated Target 1 MRE, effective date 29 June 2026, available on the Company website and SEDAR+.

Drillers in full PPE at a Copalquin man-portable rig
TWO DRILLS WORKING
Testing the Copalquin–Zaragoza structure at Target 4
03Copalquin–Zaragoza Structure

Target 4 opens adjacent resource upside.

One of several key district structural targets — a new geologic model applied to a 1.5 km potential structure, with 550+ m of confirmed strike and two drills currently working.

550 m
Confirmed mineralised strike, and growing
1.5 km
Potential structural corridor
200 m
Vertical extent tested
Zaragoza and Copalquin long section, 100 m slice window facing north-east, showing 550 m of drill-tested strike between Zaragoza and Copalquin, the area of the Target 1 resource and the historic San Manuel mine
Zaragoza & Copalquin long section (select to enlarge). See ASX announcement 27 Aug 2026 — “Wide, High-Grade Hits Confirm 550m Strike at Target 4”.

Adjacent to Target 1

Drilling is testing the interpreted structural corridor linking Target 1 with the historic San Manuel mine, 1.5 km to the southeast.

There are other interpreted NW-trending parallel structures to the east and west.

Additional resources aim to expand the district’s development upside and support shareholder value growth.

Latest Drill Results

Exploration results only. There is no Target 4 resource estimate. The interpreted 1.5 km structure requires further drilling to establish continuity.

Sierra Madre ridgelines at dusk
70 KM² COPALQUIN + 20 KM² LA DURA
District-scale upside in the Sierra Madre
04Accumulated Exploration Advantage

Turning district knowledge into targets for resource expansion.

~90,000 m

of drilling across the 70 km² district

Mapping and sampling

Surface geology and historic workings help rank targets.

Geological modelling

Drill results, LiDAR and geophysics refine the structural model.

Target 4 shows how a better model can guide the next resource discovery.

Copalquin District map — Mithril concession area with Targets 1 to 6, historic mine pits, adits and shafts, the interpreted ~10 km vent system and new LiDAR targets in the unexplored northern area

Copalquin District — high-priority drill targets, new LiDAR targets and the unexplored northern area.

Pipeline project

La Dura adds low initial-cost exploration optionality.

20 km²close to Copalquin, with the past-producing La Dura mine

LiDAR & mag surveys

A 1.5 km trend of historic workings — an obvious drill target. LiDAR interpretation and magnetics are completed.

18
Shafts
44
Adits
134
Prospecting pits
First drilling planned for early 2027
Explore La Dura

La Dura is under an option to acquire 100%, not an unconditional 100% holding. No current Mineral Resource. Historic data require verification.

La Dura LiDAR map — concession area with the La Dura mine, the 1.5 km NW mineralisation trend, structures and historic mine pits, adits and shafts
05Sierra Madre, Durango, Mexico

Copalquin sits in a proven silver-gold region.

Regional map of the Sierra Madre — Copalquin and La Dura in Durango among producing silver-gold mines including Palmarejo, San Julián, Guanaceví, Tahuehueto, La Ciénega and Topia

Established Sierra Madre Trend

Palmarejo, San Julián and Guanaceví, La Ciénega and Tahuehueto illustrate the region’s operating depth.

Recent open pit approvals in Mexico

  • San Antonio, Sonora(July ’26)
  • Cerro de Oro, Zacatecas(Sep ’26)
20 kmSouth of grid power and the National Highway
  • Municipal access road upgraded in 2025
  • El Durazno town provides a nearby additional workforce and services
  • Chihuahua City 8 hours north by road

Regional mine locations and access distances from Mithril. Neighbouring operations do not establish Copalquin’s economic viability.