INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Projects located in favorable mining jurisdiction of Spain 

ESCACENA PROJECT

• Located in the prolific Iberian Pyrite Belt (IPB) which hosts the prominent Neves Corvo and Las Cruces mines

• New and expanding copper-tin discovery at La Romana Target 

  • Near surface volcanic hosted massive sulphide (VMS) associated mineralization

  • First holes Into first target were immediate discovery holes with near surface mineralization

  • Drilling results returned significant tin grades

  • 100% hit rate on drilling completed to date​

• Al Andaluz Property exploration permit granted

  • Property adds approximately 2,365 hectares to the Escacena Project exploration area​

  • Located adjacent to the Aznalcollar open pit mine and 12 km west of the Las Cruces copper mine

  • Property includes the La Jarosa Target with a historical drill hole completed by Exxon ​​

• Promising exploration upside potential

  • Large land package adjacent to mining operations

  • Copper mineralization open in several directions

  • Located in mining friendly region of southern Spain

  • Access to well developed infrastructure: roads, water, power, ports, smelter

  • Rapid permitting of mines in the Iberian Pyrite Belt in recent years

  • 7 operating mines on the Iberian Pyrite Belt, with 2 operating mines near the Escacena Project

  • 2 mines in permitting stage located next to the Escacena Project

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* The Neves Corvo Mine, Aznalcollar Mine, and Las Cruces Mine are referred to for geographic proximity and gravity anomalies are shown for comparison and location relative to gravity anomalies in Pan Global Resources’ (PGZ) mineral rights. There is no assurance that Pan Global Resources’ results will be similar or mirror those of adjacent properties.

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ÁGUILAS PROJECT

• Large area, multi metal, multi target potential

  • Priority IOCG copper target at Guadalmez awaiting granting

  • Potential ore grade and width polymetallic (Pb, Zn, Ag) mineralization in shallow, wide-spaced drill holes at San Rafael with 2 km strike potential

  • Large areas only recently granted and advancing to drill-ready status