Company Information

Snapshot

• 100%-owned by Hemlo Mining Corp.

• World-class gold camp with ~25 Moz of historic production

• 14 years of Reserve

• Expected average annual gold production during operation of ~150,000 ounces

The Hemlo Mine (“Hemlo”) is a long-life, fully integrated gold mining operation located approximately 35 km east of the town of Marathon in northwestern Ontario, Canada, along the Trans-Canada Highway and just north of Lake Superior. Effective Dec 2, 2025, Hemlo is 100% owned by Hemlo Mining Corp., the consolidated property package covers more than 45,000 hectares and multiple mining leases, bringing together the historic David Bell, Golden Giant and Williams Lake mines within one world-class camp that has produced roughly 25 million ounces of gold to date. The site benefits from exceptional existing infrastructure, including a 10,000-tonne-per-day mill, a modern underground complex accessed via shaft and ramp system with 6,000-tonne-per-day hoisting capacity plus additional ramp haulage. With more than a decade of reserves and significant exploration upside along the proven Hemlo greenstone belt, Hemlo Mining Corp. is positioned to unlock the next chapter of growth at one of Canada’s premier gold districts.