NYSE.A: JAGU

Colombia

Berlin Asset

scale

Berlin property holds 24,000m+ of historical drilling

Expansion

Resource and expansion possible as existing exploration data covers just 3 km of known 10.5 km

Rare Earth​

Significant rare earth by-product revenue contributing to strong cash-cost potential

Mining Friendly

Fully situated in mining-friendly Caldas Department, with modern infrastructure nearby and skilled local labor force

High Potential

Metallurgical studies indicate high recovery potential

A High-Potential Uranium Asset

Modern Infrastructure – Highway, Electricity, Telecommunications

Mining-Centric Workforce

University of Caldas – Primary Mining School

Supplier and Satellite offices nearby

Colombia in Focus as New Uranium Cycle Emerges

The Northern Miner

Uranium sector 'scrambling' to fill supply gap

Stanford University

Colombian President Gustavo Petro Urges Transition to Green Energy

Jaguar’s Berlin asset could become a new source of supply

Geology and Mineralization

Competent geology with near-surface mineralization

Expansive Resource

Established resource, open for expansion and an aggressive exploration program

Revenue & Profit Surge

High volume by-product potential to contribute significant revenue and profit margin expansion

berlin

High Potential Asset

Berlin exploration property from 24,000m+ of historical drilling

Historical resource expansion possible as existing exploration data covers just 3km of known 10.5km long trend

By-product revenue (vanadium, phosphate, neodymium and other rare earths) contributing to strong cash-cost potential

Fully situated in mining-friendly Caldas Department, with modern infrastructure nearby and skilled local labor force

Metallurgical studies indicate high recovery potential

Leveraging Existing Infrastructure

Well-maintained core shack & previously drilled core in place for reference & reassessment from 24,000m+ drilling program

Strongly preserved drill core from historical drill programs

Existing relationships with landowners & local farmers providing support for project restart

Longstanding corporate and administrative relationships have accelerated completion of environmental, technical studies

Multi-Commodity Mineralization

Preliminary metallurgical testing has demonstrated exceptional results, with phosphate recoveries reaching 97%, revealing the potential for by-products to generate over $1 billion in value. This opens up significant opportunities for the region’s agricultural market, as well as for export throughout Central and South America. Additionally, the contribution from non-uranium output could lead to industry-leading, negative cash costs, positioning the project as a highly competitive player in the market.

Summary of Initial Resource at Berlin (0.04% U3O8 Cut-Off)

Category Tonnes Grade Contained
Indicated
U3O8 0.3 MMt 0.11% U3O8 1.5 MMlbs
Indicated
U3O8 8.1 MMt 0.11% U3O8 19.9 MMlbs
Phosphate 8.1 MMt 9.30% P2O5 0.8 MMt
Vanadium 8.1 MMt 0.50 V2O5 97 MMlbs
Yttrium 8.1 MMt 500ppm 4.3 MMt
Neodymium 8.1 MMt 100ppm 0.88 MMt
Nickel 8.1 MMt 0.23% 45 MMlbs
Moly 8.1 MMt 600ppm 12 MMlbs

Uranium

Rare Earths

Vanadium

Phosphate

Mining-Friendly Department of Caldas

university student participation

Vast network of university students to participate in ongoing exploration and mining partnerships

Satellite Offices

For major mining equipment entities and subcontractors

500+
Years of mining history

modern infrastructure

Paved roads, telecommunications and various power sources

skilled and plentiful
labor force

Mining and exploration talent, legal, finance and other expertise