Toogood Gold Corp. · TSXV:TGC
Toogood Gold — Investor Presentation (November 2026)
31 slides from Toogood Gold's investor presentation, November 2026
Slide 1: Corporate Deck: November 2026
Undrilled 4 x 2 km Low-Sulphidation Epithermal Au-Ag System in Nevada High-Grade Gold Discovery with District-Scale Upside in Newfoundland TSXV: TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF Corporate Deck: November 2026
Slide 2: Leadership Team
LEADERSHIP TEAM Colin Smith Lee Hess Dr. Stuart F. Simmons DIRECTOR & CEO VP EXPLORATION TECHNICAL ADVISOR Geologist (M.Sc., P.Geo.) and mining Structural geologist specializing in Great Basin Internationally recognized geoscientist and executive with 20+ years’ experience; epithermal systems with >
Slide 3: Track Record
TRACK RECORD Snowline Gold Dolly Varden Silver • Proven team with a history of success (merged with Contango) 2026 • Over C$5.2B in value generation for shareholders 2026 Gladiator Metals • Strong access to capital and deal-flow Northern Empire Sold to Coeur Mining 2026 Centric Energy 2018 Sold to A
Slide 4: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE • Tightly structured gold explorer with significant discovery leverage • Fully funded for current 2026 exploration programs in Nevada and Newfoundland 20% TSXV: TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF 85M $0.11 $10M 7% SHAREHOLDER Shares Share Price Market Cap OWNERSHIP 61% 94.6M 12% Fully Diluted 1.8M
Slide 5: Table Mountain Au-Ag Project, Nevada
TABLE MOUNTAIN AU-AG PROJECT, NEVADA Undrilled Low-Sulphidation Epithermal System 5 cm • District-scale 4 x 2 km alteration footprint • Well-preserved epithermal system, upper-level exposures • Kilometre-scale gold–silver veins along major faults • Widespread boiling textures and hydrothermal brecci
Slide 6: Location, Access & Infrastructure
LOCATION, ACCESS & INFRASTRUCTURE • Lincoln County, NV • Access via HWY-93 to Atlanta Rd. • Secondary roads access Table Mountain • Existing two-track routes provide field access; drill access upgrades planned • Atlanta Mine Project (historical mines and active exploration by Nevada King Gold) • Pow
Slide 7: Table Mountain Tenure
TABLE MOUNTAIN TENURE • Orogen originally staked 85 BLM claims (light blue) • During exclusivity, 99 additional claims were staked to secure structural extensions (medium blue) • Following the transaction, Toogood staked 44 additional BLM claims to consolidate trends (dark blue) • Current tenure: 22
Slide 8: Regional Geology & Endowment
REGIONAL GEOLOGY & ENDOWMENT Atlanta Mine Silver Park Mine • Table Mountain hosted within the Oligocene Indian Peak Caldera Complex (32–27 Ma) • Indian Peak demonstrates strong regional endowment and scarcity of modern exploration: TABLE MOUNTAIN • Atlanta Mine: open pit Au-Ag mine, 1975-1985 • 2025
Slide 9: Property Geology & Structural Targets
PROPERTY GEOLOGY & STRUCTURAL TARGETS • 1:5,000-scale mapping has refined the volcanic stratigraphy and identified key regional structures cutting through the core of the epithermal system • Structural architecture: More than 10 km combined prospective strike on Widowmaker and Pacifico, plus the cro
Slide 10: Alteration
ALTERATION • 4 x 2 km alteration cell mapped by Orogen’s AVIRIS survey • Strong regional phengitic and muscovitic illite signature • Strong alunite and kaolinite signature centred along major arcuate structural corridors • Confirmed by SWIR analysis of hand specimens collected in the field • The min
Slide 11: Alteration Footprint Comparison
ALTERATION FOOTPRINT COMPARISON ARTHUR GOLD (~15.7 Moz Au) TABLE MOUNTAIN PROJECT • Arthur Gold: Combined mineral reserve and resource inventory of ~15.7 Moz Au1, associated with a broad advanced-argillic alteration footprint SILICON PIT OUTLINE • Table Mountain: Comparable-scale hydrothermal footpr
Slide 12: Widowmaker Trend
EAST SOUTHEAST SOUTH WIDOWMAKER TREND 1 2 3 4 5 6 Widowmaker vein outcrop (N extension) drill target Widowmaker vein outcrop (210° / 75°) drill target 1 km Sub-horizontal epithermal vein, Widowmaker Trend bleeder structure Pervasively silicified tuff with brecciated pumice fragments, Widowmaker Tren
Slide 13: Epithermal Vein Textures
EPITHERMAL VEIN TEXTURES • Crustiform banding (“CB”) and lattice quartz (“LQ”) consistent with boiling • Banded chalcedony supports a shallow, low-temperature epithermal setting • Brecciation (“BxQ”) and open-space filling record repeated hydrothermal fluid flow LQ BxQ CB 1 km Widowmaker vein textur
Slide 14: Epithermal Vein Textures
2 EPITHERMAL VEIN TEXTURES 1 2 1 1 km Grab sample of Widowmaker vein, along trend, with lattice quartz and colloform banding Widowmaker vein rubble pile, displacing colloform banding TSXV:TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF Toogood Gold Corp.: November 2026 Corporate Deck 14
Slide 15: Widespread Evidence of Boiling
WIDESPREAD EVIDENCE OF BOILING 3 • Lattice quartz textures observed property-wide • Present in all mapped major veins and multiple host rock environments 1 • Consistent with boiling across multiple areas of the LSE system at Table Mountain 1 2 2, 3 1 km Lattice quartz (after calcite), indicative of
Slide 16: Widespread Evidence of Boiling
2 WIDESPREAD EVIDENCE OF BOILING 1 1 2 4 cm 1 km Lattice quartz (after calcite), indicative of boiling Lattice quartz (after calcite), indicative of boiling TSXV:TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF Toogood Gold Corp.: November 2026 Corporate Deck 16
Slide 17: Highly Altered Structural Corridors
HIGHLY ALTERED STRUCTURAL CORRIDORS • Pervasive silicification observed proximal to Widowmaker and Pacifico Trends • Localized steam-heated alteration with strong pathfinder signatures all 1 km 2 cm Coarse silicified autobreccia (Pacifico Trend) Pervasively silicified tuff (Widowmaker Trend) Silicif
Slide 18: Dr. Stuart Simmons: Preservation & Discovery Potential
DR. STUART SIMMONS: PRESERVATION & DISCOVERY POTENTIAL Toogood Technical Advisor and internationally recognized epithermal Au-Ag specialist Independent 2-day field review, Table Mountain: July 25-26, 2026 • Well-preserved upper-level epithermal system: Shallow epithermal facies with widespread textu
Slide 19: 6,426 Soil Samples Collected
6,426 SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED Phase 1 and • 6,260 systematic soil samples collected across the 4 × 2 km Recon Soil hydrothermal footprint (25-m spaced samples, 100-m spaced lines) Geochemistry Program LEGEND • 166 reconnaissance samples collected along newly staked trend extensions (50-m spaced sampl
Slide 20: Gravity High Coincident with Hydrothermal Alteration
GRAVITY HIGH COINCIDENT WITH HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION • Broad gravity high spatially coincident with mapped structures, quartz veining and 4 x 2 km hydrothermal alteration footprint • Gravity anomaly may reflect a basement high or horst-graben structure associated with regional extensional fault arch
Slide 21: Gravity High Overlaps Magnetic Lows
GRAVITY HIGH OVERLAPS MAGNETIC LOWS • Mag-low domains overlap gravity- high domains along Widowmaker and Pacifico corridors • Possible basement horst-graben architecture expressed by gravity highs • Coincident magnetic lows potentially reflecting hydrothermal magnetite destruction • Defines prospect
Slide 22: CSAMT Survey
CSAMT SURVEY Preliminary Results (Line 2) • CSAMT supports Widowmaker, Pacifico and ENE–WSW as three major structural corridors • Deep-seated structures: Deep resistive features and sharp contrasts align with interpreted major faults • Strong geological support: Epithermal veins, intense alteration
Slide 23: Maiden Drill Target Trends
MAIDEN DRILL TARGET TRENDS • 3,000-m maiden drill program (Q1 2027): Test multiple targets across two major epithermal corridors • Widowmaker: Test approximately 1–1.5 km of strike, prioritizing vein intersections, jogs and areas of structural complexity • Pacifico: Test multiple vein and structural
Slide 24: Toogood Gold Project, Newfoundland
TOOGOOD GOLD PROJECT, NEWFOUNDLAND High-Grade Gold Discovery with District-Scale Upside • 164 km² land package, >28 km of prospective gold trend • Same structural corridor as Valentine Lake Mine (over 5 Moz Au1) • Quinlan discovery: 23.90 g/t Au over 3.65 m; 18.27 g/t Au over 4.25 m • Visible gold i
Slide 25: High-Grade and District-Scale
HIGH-GRADE AND DISTRICT-SCALE • High-grade gold across multiple targets, extending well beyond Quinlan • 8.5 km shoreline gold trend with outcrop samples grading up to 121.7 g/t Au • Exceptional surface grades: up to 130.7 g/t Au in outcrop and 510.7 g/t Au in float • Extensive discovery potential a
Slide 26: Quinlan Drilling Discovery
QUINLAN DRILLING DISCOVERY 2022 MAIDEN DRILL PROGRAM AT QUINLAN: 2025 FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM AT QUINLAN: Drill assay results include: Drill assay results include: • 23.90 g/t Au over 3.65 m (87 g*m) incl. 43.22 g/t Au over 1.95 m • 14.48 g/t Au over 3.35 m (49 g*m), incl. 72.53 g/t Au over 0.65 m • 18.27
Slide 27: 2026 Exploration Program
2026 EXPLORATION PROGRAM • 3,000 soil sample program commenced across three priority target areas • Expand targeting beyond Quinlan along prospective structural corridors • Test the Burnt Arm Trend and Virgin Arm Fault near known gold occurrences • Define new drill targets through expanded and infil
Slide 28: Next Steps
NEXT STEPS Table Mountain Au-Ag Project, Nevada • Receive pending soil and rock assays • Integrate geological, geochemical and geophysical results • Finalize drill targets and submit BLM Notice of Intent • Prepare for maiden drill program in Q1 2027 Toogood Gold Project, Newfoundland • Complete ongo
Slide 29: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS District-Scale Nevada Discovery Opportunity High-Grade Discovery – Newfoundland • Undrilled low-sulphidation epithermal system in Nevada • Quinlan discovery with visible gold in 25 of 49 holes • 4 × 2 km alteration footprint with multiple gold-silver veins • Quinlan open in all
Slide 30: Cautionary Statement
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT This presentation has been prepared by Toogood Gold Corp. (“Toogood Gold” or Qualified Person: the “Company”) for informational purposes only. The information contained herein is presented in summary form, is not intended to be complete and does not Colin Smith, M.Sc., P.Geo., C
Slide 31: TSXV: TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF
For more information: [email protected] Toogood Gold Corp. Suite 1012 – 1030 West Georgia St. Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 2Y3 TSXV: TGC; OTCQB: TGGCF