Getty Copper Inc. · TSXV:GTC
Getty Copper — Investor Presentation (April 2026)
27 slides from Getty Copper's investor presentation, April 2026
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation April 2026
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Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements contained in this presentation constitute “forward-looking statements” or “forward-looking information” under applicable Canadian securities laws and the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, “forward-looking state
Slide 3: Management & Board
Management & Board CHARLES FUNK MAHESH LIYANAGE TOM MACNEILL BRENT LEPINSKI Chairman Director Director Director RYAN O’REGAN JEREMY FONG ROY GREIG ROSANA BATISTA CEO CFO VP Exploration Corporate Secretary 3
Slide 4: New Leadership – Results Driven
New Leadership – Results Driven • Seasoned mining executive with mine • Porphyry copper expertise development and capital markets expertise. • Deposit modeling and discovery focus • Proven track record in project advancement and disciplined • Experience advancing copper shareholder value creation. p
Slide 5: Getty at a Glance
Getty at a Glance LOCATION: ~Approx 24,000 hectares of claims immediately north of Teck’s Highland Valley Copper Mine HISTORICAL RESOURCE: Historic Indicated Resource of Approx. 4km between 114MT at 0.37% Copper Getty and Highland Valley EXPLORATION UPSIDE: Open porphyry intercepts, undrilled copper
Slide 6: Corporate Structure
Corporate Structure Financing • Getty Copper is acquiring 1390120 33% B.C. Ltd in a business combination Getty Shareholders 49% transaction Acquisition Shareholders 18% • Charles Funk and Mahesh Liyanage to join Getty Board Pre-Transaction As of March 23, 2026 Shares 170.7M 360.7M Options 3.5M 32.5M
Slide 7: The Asset
The Asset • Approximately ~24,000 hectares land package • Crown granted and surveyed claims • Property covers the northern 25% of the Guichon Creek Batholith • 82% owned (18% Robak Industries Limited) • Defined deposits at Getty North and Getty South 2010 PFS* (Historical Estimate): • 114.4 Mt Indic
Slide 8: 2026 Program
2026 Program Resource Objectives: 8,000 - 10,000 Metres Drilling 1. Update resource at Getty North and Getty South 2. Test deeper deposit extensions interpreted from recent relogging 3. Improve geological and alteration modelling and lay foundation for geometallurgical model Exploration Objectives:
Slide 9: Getty North
Getty North • A classically zoned Cu-Mo porphyry • Open down plunge • Limited multi-element dataset • Under-integrated geophysics 2024 step-out hole (to south of view): • 591m @ 0.27% Cu • Including 142m @ 0.40% Cu Potential to increase tonnage and grade continuity. OPEN Preliminary grade 250 m shel
Slide 10: Getty North
Getty North • A classically zoned Cu-Mo porphyry • Open down plunge • Limited multi-element dataset • Under-integrated geophysics 2024 step-out hole (to south of view): • 591m @ 0.27% Cu • Including 142m @ 0.40% Cu Potential to increase tonnage and grade continuity. Drill plan in red: design conside
Slide 11: Getty South
Getty South • Breccia hosted copper mineralization • Historical trenches: 80m @ 1.06% copper • Historical resource includes 1960’s holes with probable grade smearing, considering unreliable for modern resource disclosure • Very limited recent drilling • Drill targeting review underway The analytical
Slide 12: Getty District Targets
Getty District Targets • Getty West: IP Post Mineral Cover anomaly 1996 hole returned 42m grading 0.26% copper and Border Anomalies 0.02% Mo associated Glossie with IP anomalies • Strong Cu and Mo in soils at known deposits and other targets, incl. 5 km long Getty North Glossie trend • Pine bark bio
Slide 13: Dot Matrix Target
Dot Matrix Target • 846 hectare claim located 25km southeast of the Getty mineral claims • Historical non-compliant indicated resource Knob Hill Bud South • High-grade historical Contact intercepts: Aura • 30.2m @ 1.32% Cu • 27.4m @ 2.58% Cu • 76.2m @ 0.91% Cu • Core destroyed; requires modern drill
Slide 14: 24-Month Strategic Plan
24-Month Strategic Plan 2026 • April: Initiate resource focused drilling plan (8,000-10,000m) • Ongoing data confirmation and modeling • Work up exploration targets in H1, 2026 • Initiate exploration focused drilling plan - H2, 2026 (4,000 – 6,000m) 2027 • Complete resource drilling and update studi
Slide 15: Getty Copper 2026 is a Drilling Year
Getty Copper • New Leadership • Defined 12,000 – 16,000m drill program • Initial focus on resource expansion • Parallel development and testing of discovery drill targets Drilling Begins in April. 2026 is a Drilling Year 15
Slide 16: Strategic Asset for Canada's Critical Minerals Future
Strategic Asset for Canada’s Critical Minerals Future Strategic Positioning • Located in the Highland Valley Copper district (BC) • Adjacent to Canada’s largest copper-producing operations, Highland Valley Copper • Established infrastructure and workforce Critical Minerals Alignment • Copper essenti
Slide 17: Strategic Asset for Canada's Critical Minerals Future
Strategic Asset for Canada’s Critical Minerals Future Indigenous Partnership Opportunity • Equity participation and long-term partnerships • Aligns with reconciliation priorities Infrastructure Advantage • Access to roads, power, workforce, and nearby processing • Lower capital intensity and faster
Slide 18: Cautionary note on adjacent mineral deposits
Investors are cautioned that mineral deposits on adjacent or nearby properties, including Teck Resources’ Highland Valley Copper mine, are not necessarily indicative of mineralization on Getty Copper’s properties. 20XX 18
Slide 19: Historical Mineral Resources and Reserves (2010 PFS)
Historical Mineral Resources and Reserves (2010 PFS) The resource and reserve estimates herein are derived from the 2010 Prefeasibility Study. Effective date: May 3rd 2010. The Company has not updated the study, and the estimates 19 should not be treated as current mineral resources or reserves.
Slide 20: Getty History
Getty History 1950’s 1960-80’s 1990’s 2000’s Today John Lepinski John Lepinski staked his Significant drill Progress stalls due to Announce business Grandfather staked first claims. He fell in programs at Getty hostile takeover attempt transaction to transform claims around BC love with mining. John
Slide 21: Location
Location • Getty Copper is located west of Logan Lake in the Highland Valley District of British Columbia • The project is immediately north of Teck’s Highland Valley Mine • Highland Valley Copper processes 130-140k tonnes of ore per day. Q2, 2024 average production at a grade of 0.28% copper Invest
Slide 22: The Asset
The Asset Investors are cautioned that mineral deposits on adjacent or nearby properties, including Teck Resources’ Highland Valley Copper mine, are not necessarily indicative of mineralization on Getty Copper’s properties. 22
Slide 23: Geology
Geology • Guichon Creek Batholith (late Triassic age) • Porphyry Copper Deposits: The batholith is host for and genetically related to porphyry copper deposits mined at Valley, Lornex, Highmont, and Bethlehem, as well as numerous other occurrences • Batholith Structure: The batholith is characterize
Slide 24: Exploration
Exploration • An underexplored area with minimal modern exploration • Requires basic prospecting and modern geochemistry • Significant areas of shallow volcanic cover • Strong biogeochem anomalies along the Lornex fault, the Bark Target, represent high priority drilling targets • Multiple geophysica
Slide 25: Getty West
Getty West • 1996 hole returned 42m grading 0.26% copper and 0.02% Mo that has not been followed up • Part of a coherent IP anomaly with the same signature as Getty North and South 25
Slide 26: Historical Drilling
Area Period Company Type Holes Hole ID Metres Northlodge Copper Historical Drilling 1955- Beaverlodge Diamond Uranium-Farwest Diamond 27 K-1 to K-27 2,971 1957 Tungsten Group 1957- Kennco Explorations (Canada) Rio Tinto Diamond 2 K-28 and D-1 354 1960 Canadian Exploration 1964- Diamond 8 65-1 to 65-
Slide 27: Permitting
Permitting • Current Notice of Work with B.C. Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals is approved through May 30, 2027 • Area-based permit with up to 25 drill pads • 6.25 Ha of disturbance, 5 km of access trail approved 27