August 2017 A Solid Foundation for a Promising Future
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Corporate Structure Symbol 52 Week High/Low Analyst Coverage TSX:WDO $4.40/$1.50 (Average daily Clarus Securities volume 900,000 shares) Echelon Wealth Partners Shares Outstanding Eight Capital Partners 133.9 M Market Capitalization Industrial Alliance $330M Laurentian Bank Options ($2.46 July 31, 2017) Mackie Research 5.9 M National Bank Financial Cash Position Warrants PI Financial $22.7 M (June 30, 2017) 0 No Debt Major Shareholders Fully Diluted Resolute Funds, Van Eck, Royal 139.8 M Bank Investment Management, Management and Directors 2.2% US Global, Oppenheimer, Mackenzie Financial, 1832 Asset Management, Gabelli TSX:WDO | 3
Canadian Gold Company with Three 100% Owned Projects 30 years of continuous gold production • H1 2017 operating cash flow $10.6 M ($2.1 M • H1 2016) Eagle River Complex produced 27,691 ozs in H1 • 2017 from 2 high grade mines 1 3 Executing an aggressive company wide 2 • exploration program on all assets High grade discovery Aug 2016 at Kiena Complex • Drilling initiated at Moss Lake Dec 2016 • 3 2 1 Kiena, Val d’Or, Quebec Moss Lake, Thunder Bay, Ont. Eagle River Complex, Wawa, Production Suspended 2013 Ont. Open Pit Gold Deposit Past Prod.: 1.75 M oz Operating Mine Complex, two Resources: Indicated 1.4M oz, Resources: M&I 450,000 oz, deposits feed central mill @ Inferred 1.7M oz Inf. 400,000 oz ~850 tpd Fully Permitted Mine/Mill Past Prod.: 1.1 M oz Complex on Standby Reserves: P&P 446,000 oz Resources: M&I 330,000 oz, Inf. 225,000 oz TSX:WDO | 4
Corporate Strategy EXPLORE DEVELOP STRENGTHEN - Stabilize and Longer Term -Pipeline of - Potential for Objective Near Term development projects: improve Wawa diversified operations through production from - Early success at mine development of three mines in two brownfields additional high grade provinces, Ontario exploration at Kiena zones, providing and Quebec Complex (shaft and greater production permitted mill) - Increased output flexibility - Commenced drill and lowered costs program at newly - Operational -Maximizing the consolidated Moss improvements such potential of all the Lake property as ventilation, power, assets and equipment - Near-mine exploration on surface - Ongoing mine at Eagle River and step exploration to out at Mishi Open Pit diversify production locations TSX:WDO | 5
Operating Two of Canada’s High Grade Gold Mines Eagle River Underground Ranks 2nd Mishi Open Pit Ranks 3rd 6 5 Reserve Grade (g/t) Reserve Grade (g/t) 4 3 2.0 2 1 0 Meliadine Meadowbank Mishi Canadian Malartic Detour Lake Rainy River Young-Davidson Source: National Bank Financial TSX:WDO | 6
2017 Production and Cost Guidance 2017 Guidance: Combined gold production Eagle River Underground Mine 45,000 – 49,000 ounces @ 8.8 – 9.2 g/t 52,000 and 58,000 ounces Mishi Open Pit Mine 7,000 – 9,000 ounces @ 1.8 - 2.2 g/t Q1 2017 Production Results: 2017 Production on track Eagle River Underground Mine 13,588 ounces @ 11.5 g/t Mishi Open Pit Mine 1,574 ounces @ 1.7 g/t Combined Operating Cost per ounce: Q2 2017 Production Results: CAD$1,030 - $1,130 per ounce Eagle River Underground Mine 10,597 ounces @ 9.8 g/t (USD$765 – $835 per ounce) Mishi Open Pit Mine 1,932 ounces @ 1.8 g/t Combined All-In Sustaining Costs per ounce sold: CAD$1,450 - $1,550 per ounce (USD$1,075 - $1,150 per ounce) Eagle River reserve grade: 9.2 g/t Sustaining Capex ~CAD$13 – $17 M per year Growth/Project Capex of ~CAD$3 M Potential to increase tonnage from the Eagle River Underground Mine Total H1 Gold production 2017: 27,691 ounces Scoping Study at Mishi Open Pit Mine to determine appropriate open pit scenario Mishi reserve grade: 2.0 g/t TSX:WDO | 7
Q2 2017 Operating Results Operational Results – Three and Six Months 2017 and 2016 Three Months ended June 30 Six Months ended June 30 2017 2016 2017 2016 Eagle tonnes milled 34,960 45,305 73,538 85,144 Mishi tonnes milled 39,117 34,006 75,758 70,293 Total tonnes milled 74,077 79,311 149,296 155,437 Eagle grade (g/t) 9.8 7.5 10.7 6.6 Mishi grade (g/t) 1.8 2.1 1.8 2.0 Eagle River Mine mill recovery (%) 96.3 93.4 95.7 91.2 Mishi Mine mill recovery (%) 83.1 85.5 82.1 84.6 Eagle recovered grade (g/t) 9.4 7.0 10.2 6.0 Mishi recovered grade (g/t) 1.5 1.8 1.4 1.7 Eagle ounces produced 10,597 10,210 24,185 16,464 Mishi ounces produced 1,932 1,937 3,506 3,719 Total ounces produced 12,529 12,147 27,691 20,183 Ounces sold 13,030 11,265 25,350 19,365 Average realized price (CAD$/oz) * 1,715 1,637 1,674 1,639 Average realized price (US$/oz) * 1,274 1,271 1,254 1,231 Production cash costs (CAD$/oz) * 1,270 1,188 1,153 1,419 Production cash costs/oz (US$/oz) 945 922 864 1,066 All-in-sustaining costs (CAD$/oz)* 1,770 1,687 1,608 1,982 All-in-sustaining costs (US$/oz) * 1,316 1,309 1,204 1,489 Average 1 USD to CAD exchange rate 1.3449 1.2886 1.3351 1.3307 *Note: Refer to the section entitled “Non-IFRS Performance Measures” in the Q2 2017 Management’s Discussion and Analysis for the reconciliation of these non-IFRS measurements to the Financial Statements. TSX:WDO | 8
Operations Optimization 2017 • Cost cutting program underway • Upgrading equipment Production • Completion of ventilation raise system (surface to 960m) • Development into higher grade reserve blocks and accelerated • Filtration system at mill improved with new velvet Development backing on drum filters • Added capacity with the recommissioning of belt filter • Drifting on 7 Zone at the 890 metre level (42 m @ 11.26 g/t cut • Drifting on 7 Zone at the 945 metre level (63 m @ 12.63 g/t cut) • 7 Zone commenced production late 2016, well ahead of Grade schedule • Additional definition drilling • New 303 East lens - unprecedented widths at high grades close to mine infrastructure • Tighter dilution controls in place TSX:WDO | 9
Eagle River Mine: 1.1 M oz of Production Quartz diorite stock (2 km x 0.5 km) hosts 1.1 M oz of past production • at Eagle River from 8, 6 and 2 Zone structures (1995 to 2017) Parallel 7 and 300 Zones to north offer new potential throughout the mine • 2016 Production: 40,252 oz. (170,369 t @ 7.9g/t) • 7 Zone Surface TSX:WDO | 10
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