Overview.

Viridian Metals is a pioneer and leader in generative metal exploration with a focus on environmental responsibility and ethical practices. Founded with the vision of transforming the metal supply chain to provide ethically sourced metals. We leverage innovative technologies and methods to enhance efficiency and sustainability in jurisdictions eager to be leaders in supplying the energy transition. We specialize in a range of critical metals with a primary focus on copper. Our commitment to integrity and transparency fosters strong partnerships with both local and global stakeholders.

Mission.

At Viridian Metals, we are driven by a passion for discovery, transforming the future of metal sourcing and sustainability.

Our mission is to uncover world class critical metal deposits while prioritizing environmental stewardship and ethical practices. We strive to empower industries with responsibly sourced materials that enhance productivity and minimize ecological impact.

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Investment Highlights

Untested discoveries Critical to Green Revolution

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Projects 100% owned
NO underlying royalties

Clear path to maiden resource

Tight Capital Structure

Untested discoveries Critical to Green Revolution

Seasoned management team driven by discovery

Roadmap

February

Incorporation; Secured Kraken, Wolverine, and Sedna Projects

March

Expand Kraken Project​

September

Close $1M Financing​

October

Confirmed prospectively of projects​

August

Close $1.5M Financing​

September

Initial Drill Campaign at Kraken​

March

Spin Wolverine into Viridian Rare Metals​

April

Close $1M Financing

July

Regional targeting program at Sedna​

August

Regional targeting program at Sedna​

Novmeber

TSX-V Public Listing for Viridian Metals​

Summer

Exploration Drilling at Kraken and Sedna​

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The Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy

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From Exploration to Recycling*

Goal:

The Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy: From Exploration to Recycling*

Focus:

Exploration, development, and responsible production of critical minerals.

Significance:

Supports technology, clean energy, and other key sectors.

Investment:

Backed by nearly $4 billion in Budget 2022.

Critical Minerals Market Review 2023*

Rapid Growth Projections:​

Demand for clean energy minerals is rising rapidly.

IEA Forecasts:​

IEA projections show significant growth, potentially exceeding 30 million tonnes by 2030.

Key Demand Drivers:​

Electric vehicles and battery storage are key demand drivers.

Powering The Transition:​

Low mission power and electricity networks also contribute to increased demand.

Market Figures

Exploration spending continued to march upwards, led by Austrlia and Canada, bln USD (2022)

Exploration spendning for selected nonferrous mineral resources

By Commodity

By Region

Market size for key energy transition minerals, bln USA (2022)

Thanks to heightened demand and rising prices, the market size for energy transition minerals doubled over the past five years, reaching USD 320 billion in 2022

Tesla: 5-year contract with Liontown Resources for 100,000 tonnes of lithium spodumene concentrate in 2024, growing to 150,000 tonnes in subsequent years.

General Motors: Long-term offtake contract with Vale Canada for 25,000 tonnes of battery grade nickel sulphate annually, starting in 2026

Bmw Group: USD 335 million offtake deal with Livent to source lithium hydroxide in Australia

Renault: 7-year deal with Managem Group to source 5,000 tonnes of cobalt sulphate from Morocco, and 5-year deal with Vulcan Energy to source 6,000-17,000 tonnes of lithium annually

Labrador Opportunities

Proven Concept

  • a JV between Rio Tinto and BHP, is investing in upgrades and expansion, reflecting confidence in Labrador’s critical minerals sector

Exploration Potential

  • Little or no exploration in Labrador, mega deposits are likely to be found in such areas
  • One of the largest mining jurisdictions by tonnes of material mined in Canada

Increasing Demand for Critical Minerals

  • According to the USGS, global demand for rare earth elements is projected to increase by 51% between 2020 and 2024

Scope Labrador's Strategic Location

  • Proximity to major North American and European markets, combined with access to deepwater ports

Government Support & Incentives

  • Programs to support the exploration and development of critical minerals, including those in Labrador
  • Federal government has invested CAD 7.8 million in (CMEP)

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Government Partnerships

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75% of $9M road projects

50% of $4M technology project

75% of $300k for Exploration Activities*

Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund (CMIF):

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Provides up to $1.5 billion over 7 years.

2

Funds clean energy and transportation infrastructure projects.

3

Supports sustainable development and expansion of critical minerals in Canada.

4

2 applications submitted for Kraken and Wolverine projects.

Critical Minerals Research, Development & Demonstration Program:

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Funds technological advancements in critical minerals production.

2

Focuses on processing, downstream manufacturing, and recycling.

3

Supports innovation across various stages of the critical minerals value chain.

Junior Exploration Assistance Program (JEA):

1

Goal: Expand Newfoundland and Labrador’s mineral
inventory.

2

Focus: Discover new mineral districts, occurrences,
prospects, and deposits.

3

Support: Advance mineral discoveries to Nl 43-101 compliant resources.

4

Outcome: Enhance the province’s competitiveness as a
mineral exploration destination.

Canada's CMRDD Program: Supporting Critical Minerals Innovation

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Program Focus: Advances critical minerals production through pilot and demonstration projects.

2

Target Minerals: Nickel, lithium, and rare earth elements (REEs).

3

Funding: CAD 14.1 mln invested in 6 projects to date.

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Impact: Drives innovation and development within the critical minerals sector.