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OVERVIEW

High-Grade Silver Discovery Meets Operating Infrastructure

Nord Precious Metals combines world-class silver exploration at Castle East with the district's only operating processing facility. Our integrated approach leverages existing infrastructure to advance toward production while expanding resources through aggressive drilling.

7.5M oz silver resource expanding toward 30-100M oz target at world's highest grades
Operating TTL facility: 24 tonne/day gravity plant, analytical lab, bullion furnace
Re-2Ox technology addressing penalty elements that limit global processing options
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TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP

Management Team

Frank Basa

Frank Basa, P. Eng.

CHAIRMAN AND CEO

28+ years metallurgical engineering. Architect of Re-2Ox process. Previously operated 3M oz/year facilities.

Matt Halliday

Matt Halliday, P. Geo.

TECHNICAL ADVISOR AND DIRECTOR

13 years Kirkland Lake Gold. Led Castle East discovery program. Expert in Cobalt camp vein systems.

OPERATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

How We Work

Technical Excellence

DISCOVERY THROUGH SYSTEMATIC EXPLORATION

60,000m drilling completed. Multiple vein structures identified. 3D geological modeling with SGS. Focus on expanding known mineralization rather than grassroots exploration.

Processing Innovation

SOLVING INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

TTL processes material others can't. Gravity circuits recover silver from tailings. Re-2Ox handles penalty elements. Creating value from waste streams.

Environmental Integration

REMEDIATION AS REVENUE

Tailings reprocessing removes surface liabilities. Underground backfill stabilizes historic workings. Closed-loop processing eliminates discharge. Legacy cleanup funds exploration.

Community Partnership

AGREEMENTS IN PLACE SINCE 2015

Formal agreements with Matachewan, Temagami, and Teme-Augama Anishnabai. Local hiring priority. Environmental monitoring roles. Revenue sharing structures established.

Capital Efficiency

USING WHAT EXISTS

Acquired existing infrastructure rather than building new. Underground access already established. Processing facility operational. Focus investment on resource expansion.

STRATEGIC EVOLUTION

From Junior Explorer to Integrated Operation

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2015-2019: Land AssemblyAcquired 78 km² including Castle Mine when others abandoned district. Secured Beaver and Violet properties. Established First Nations agreements.
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2019-2020: TTL AcquisitionPurchased government facility for fraction of replacement cost. Invested in crushing circuits, gravity plant, analytical lab. Created district processing hub.
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2019-2023: Castle East DiscoveryFirst major discovery in camp in 50 years. Intersected 89,853 g/t silver. Defined initial 7.5M oz resource. Identified multiple vein structures.
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2024-Present: Dual-Track AdvancementNew All-Stars zone discovery adds to resource potential. Recovery permits advancing under Ontario's 80-day process. Miller Creek tailings grading up to 411 g/t AgEq. MICA (Mining Innovation Commercialization Accelerator) funding through Strategic Innovation Fund supporting Re-2Ox pilot.
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Regional history

DISTRICT CONTEXT

600 Million Ounces of Precedent

The Cobalt-Gowganda camp produced more silver than anywhere in North America between 1903-1989. Over 100 mines operated at peak, processing high-grade veins averaging 26 oz/ton. Modern technology now enables recovery of silver left behind in tailings and deeper zones.

Nord controls the largest land position in the camp and operates the only permitted processor. While others explore greenfield targets, we're expanding known deposits with existing infrastructure.

FIRST NATIONS PARTNERSHIP

Meaningful Agreements Since 2015

Our 78 km² property sits within traditional territories of three First Nations. Rather than negotiate after discovery, we established formal agreements early. These cover employment, training, environmental monitoring, and economic participation.

Local communities provide our workforce, supply services, and share in success. This approach ensures smooth operations and genuine partnership beyond regulatory compliance.

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Environment

OPERATIONAL APPROACH

Creating Value While Cleaning Up

We generate revenue from environmental remediation. Tailings processing removes century-old surface deposits. Underground backfill stabilizes historic workings. The Re-2Ox process converts penalty elements to stable forms.

Every tonne processed improves the environment while recovering metals. This self-funding remediation model could transform how the industry approaches legacy sites globally.