Manhattan District Nevada, USA

Stand-Out Grade.
District Scale.
Under Explored.

Unlocking American Gold Potential in Nevada

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The Manhattan landscape and published property boundary, with topography at its original proportions.

Based on Scorpio Gold’s published Manhattan topography, pit surfaces, property boundary, historic underground development and August 2026 drilling layer. Original relative positions and equal axis scale are preserved, with no vertical exaggeration. Colours and line widths are restyled for visibility. Drill traces and workings show geometry, not gold grade or mineral resource volumes. This is not the complete historical drilling database.

Scorpio / VRIFY Model updated 13 Aug 2026

2025 MAIDEN MINERAL RESOURCE (September 2025)

740,000 Au oz

ounces at 1.26 g/t gold [1] with immediate follow-up in the coming 12 months with drilling of an additional 50,000 meters.

Notes: [1] All 740,000 oz are in the inferred category with a 0.3 g/t gold cut-off grade (source: NI 43-101 technical report).

[2] The 2-million-ounce target is conceptual in nature and refers to an exploration target only. There has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource. This statement is based on geological interpretation and does not imply a mineral resource beyond the areas currently classified as inferred.

Field programManhattan / 2026

Historic ground. Modern data. Continuous drilling.

Historic open-pit production returned ~70% gold. Additional historical metallurgical testing suggests 90+% gold is possible. Our above 1 g/t gold resource in Nevada leads the State's average grade of 0.60 g/t within the state of the Maiden Resource.

50,000+metres targeted in the 2026 drill program [2]
Project strategy
01

2025 MRE

Estimating 740,000 ounces at 1.26 g/t gold [1]

02

Grade & Recovery

Our above 1 g/t gold resource in Nevada leads the State's average grade of 0.60 g/t within the state of the Maiden Resource.

03

Expansion Potential

Targeting 50,000 meters to achieve a resource of over 2 million ounces [2] in 12 months.

04

Geology

Low sulphidation epithermal system adjacent to the collapsed Manhattan Caldera with the same complex and geological formations as Round Mountain.

05

Consolidated District

Four geologically contiguous properties. Scorpio Gold Corp. controls 100% interest in the Manhattan District and boasts significant exploration and development potential in the Walker Lane District of Nevada.

Latest drilling · August 10, 2026

A clear signal from Goldwedge.

3.38g/t gold

over 33.31 metres from 138.90 metres · Hole 26MN-109

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