Four Nines Gold, Inc. Class A · CSE:FNAU

Four Nines Gold, Inc. Class A — Investor Presentation (October 2026)

16 slides from Four Nines Gold, Inc. Class A's investor presentation, October 2026

  1. Slide 1: Hayden Hill Gold–Silver Project

    CSE: FNAU OTCQB: FNAUF FWB: F8NA I N V E S TOR PR E S E N TATI ON Hayden Hill Gold–Silver Project Exploring for gold and silver beneath a past- producing mine in Lassen County, California. October 2026

  2. Slide 2: Important Information

    DISC L A IM ER Important Information Forward-Looking Statements Quali ed Person And Technical Historical Information This presentation contains forward-looking statements Information Historical production, drilling and grade models are and information under Canadian securities laws, David Flint, MSc

  3. Slide 3: The Hayden Hill Opportunity

    OV ER V IEW The Hayden Hill Opportunity 480K Ounces Of Gold 1.3M Ounces Of Silver 10 Core Holes Historically Recovered Historically Recovered Completed In 2026 Four Nines holds the right to acquire 100% of Hayden Hill, a past-producing gold– silver property on private land in Lassen County, Californ

  4. Slide 4: Hayden Hill Mineralized Zones

    TH E M O DEL · DISTRIC T Hayden Hill Mineralized Zones 01 Structurally Controlled 3D modeling con rmed that Hayden gold mineralization is structurally controlled. Mapped epithermal veins are at the core of many of the modeled mineralized zones. 02 High-Probability Targets 3D gradeshell modeling has

  5. Slide 5: The Geological Model

    TH E M O DEL · STRUC TURE GRADE MODELS WITH RELATED STRUCTURE The Geological Model 01 Locating Historical Gold Although largely mined by Amax Gold, the shells provide crucial knowledge as to the distribution of gold within the upper portions of the Hayden Hill Deposit. 02 Structure At The Core Mappe

  6. Slide 6: Testing Below The Historical Pits

    TH E M O DEL · SEC TIO N Testing Below The Historical Pits 01 Historically Shallow Historical drilling averaged only 150 metres in depth and did not target the high-grade vein systems now understood to control gold mineralization at Hayden Hill. 02 Coalescing Veins At Depth Program designed to test

  7. Slide 7: Hayden Hill 2026 Drill Holes

    20 26 PR O G R A M Hayden Hill 2026 Drill Holes Core holes completed, 10 HH26-001 to 010 1,652 Metres drilled (5,421.6 ft) Completed Lower 6 Telegraph Corridor (LTC) Holes CSE: FNAU OTCQB: FNAUF FWB: F8NA 07

  8. Slide 8: The Lower Telegraph Corridor

    LO O K O U T Z O N E The Lower Telegraph Corridor Most of the 2026 drilling has targeted the Lower Telegraph Corridor (LTC), offsetting from the favorable geology and gold intercept in HH26-001. 01 02 03 The Corridor Drilling And Assays Orientation And Extent The LTC lies below a portion of the Six

  9. Slide 9: The Lower Telegraph Corridor: Model And Drilling

    LO W ER TEL EG R A PH C O R R IDO R The Lower Telegraph Corridor: Model And Drilling Gold Values & Mineral Structures 3D Gold Grade Shells of Volumes Mined 2026 Drilling CSE: FNAU OTCQB: FNAUF FWB: F8NA 09

  10. Slide 10: Drill Results · Station P-1 N

    DR IL L R ESULTS · STATIO N P-1 0 0 0 N Interval From ft To ft Length ft Length m Au g/t Ag g/t HH26-001 Upper . . . . . Deeper . . . . . including . . . . . Upper interval: interpreted to be the northern extension of the north-south trending Lower Telegraph Zone. Deeper interval: interpreted to be

  11. Slide 11: Drill Results · Station P-850 N

    DR IL L R ESULTS · STATIO N P-850 N HH26-003 From To ft Length Length Au Ag Interval ft ft m g/t g/t Main . . . . . including . . . . . including . . . . . Deeper . . . . . Main interval: hosted in pervasively silici ed volcaniclastic and multi-stage silici ed hydrothermal breccia. Deeper interval:

  12. Slide 12: Other Holes, Assays Pending

    DRILL RESULTS Other Holes, Assays Pending HH26-005 HH26-005 intersected ~58m of multistage silici ed hydrothermal breccia, a similar host unit to the mineralized intervals in HH26-001 and HH26-003. HH26-007 This hole is a 25 degrees steeper offset from HH26-001. The character of the hydrothermal bre

  13. Slide 13: Corporate Snapshot

    C O R PO R ATE Corporate Snapshot CSE OTCQB FWB FNAU FNAUF F8NA Share Structure As of October 15, 2026 2026 Private Placements , , . % CLOSED APRIL 2026 C$ , , Issued and outstanding Warrants , , . % CLOSED JUNE 2026 Options , , . % C$ , , Fully diluted , , Total raised in 2026 C$ , , CSE: FNAU OTCQ

  14. Slide 14: Leadership & Board

    M A N AG EM EN T · G OV ER N A N C E Leadership & Board MANAG E ME NT & D I RECTORS Charles Ross David Flint Geoff Balderson CEO & Director MSc, AIPG-CPG · VP Exploration & Director CFO & Director More than 30 years in the international resource Geologist with over 35 years of experience. As Over 20

  15. Slide 15: Technical Advisors

    A DV ISO RY Technical Advisors Dr. Adrian King Dr. Tom Henricksen Art Freeze BSc, PhD BSc, PhD Member, APEGBC More than 35 years with Teck Senior geologist and regional 48 years in mineral exploration and Resources, appointed Head of manager for Rio Tinto companies, project management. Primary Globa

  16. Slide 16: Four Nines Gold Inc.

    CSE: FNAU OTCQB: FNAUF FWB: F8NA C ON TAC T Four Nines Gold Inc. 1600 – 409 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 604-977-1999 [email protected] fourninesgold.ca

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