Lundin Gold Investor Day Full v6.pdf

BUILDING A LEADING GOLD COMPANY
THROUGH RESPONSIBLE MINING
www.lundingold.com
TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm: LUG
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INVESTOR DAY 2023
June 7, 2023

All statements, other than statements of historical fact, made and
information contained in this presentation and responses to
questions constitute “forward-looking information” or “forward-
looking statements” as those terms are defined under Canadian
securities laws (“forward-looking statements”). Forward-looking
statements may be identified by terminology such “believes”,
“anticipates”, “expects”, “is expected”, “scheduled”, “estimates”,
“pending”, “intends”, “plans”, “forecasts”, “targets”, or “hopes”,
or variations of such words and phrases or statements that
certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “will”,
“should” “might”, “will be taken”, or “occur” and similar
expressions).
By their nature, forward-looking statements involve assumptions,
inherent risks and uncertainties, many of which are difficult to
predict, and are usually beyond the control of management, that
could cause actual results to be materially different from those
expressed by these forward-looking. Lundin Gold believes that
the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements
are reasonable as of the date made, but no assurance can be
given that these expectations will prove to be correct. In
particular, this presentation contains forward-looking statements
pertaining to: Company’s 2023 and three year production
outlook, including estimates of gold production, grades recoveries
and AISC; expected sales receipts, cash flow forecasts and
financing obligations; estimated capital costs, the Company’s
declaration and payment of dividends pursuant to its dividend
policy; timing and the success of its drill program at FDN and its
other exploration activities; benefits from its community
investment; statements relating to the GHG emissions forecast
for FDN, the implementation and success of the Company’s
climate strategy, the costs associated with the implementation of
its strategy and its ability to meet its GHG emissions reduction
target and the future availability and cost of offset credits; share
price performance; repayment of the Company’s debt; and
estimates of mineral resources and reserves at FDN. There can
be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate,
as Lundin Gold's actual results and future events could differ
materially from those anticipated in this forward-looking
information as a result of the factors discussed in the "Risk
Factors" section in Lundin Gold’s Annual Information Form dated
March 31, 2023, which is available at www.lundingold.com or on
SEDAR. Forward-looking information should not be unduly relied
upon.
Except as noted, the technical information contained in this
presentation relating to the Fruta Del Norte Project is based on
the Technical Report prepared for the Company entitled
“Amended NI 43-101 Technical Report, Fruta del Norte Mine,
Ecuador” dated March 29, 2023 with an effective date of
December 31, 2022, available under the Company’s profile at
www.sedar.com. Information of a scientific and technical nature
in this presentation was reviewed and approved by Ron
Hochstein, P.Eng., Lundin Gold’s President and Chief Executive
Officer, who is a Qualified Persons within the meaning of National
Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects
(“NI 43-101”). The disclosure of exploration information
contained in this presentation was prepared by Andre Oliveira
P.Geo, Lundin Gold’s V.P. Exploration, who is a Qualified Person in
accordance with the requirements of NI 43-101.
Unless otherwise indicated, all dollar values herein are in US
dollars.
Important Information for US Investors
This presentation may use the terms “measured", “indicated“,
“inferred" and “historical” mineral resources. U.S. investors are
advised that, while such terms are recognized and required by
Canadian regulations, the Securities and Exchange Commission
does not recognize them. “Inferred mineral resources" and
“historical estimates” have a great amount of uncertainty as to
their existence and great uncertainty as to their economic
feasibility. It cannot be assumed that all or any part of an inferred
mineral resource or a historical estimate will ever be upgraded to
a higher category. Under Canadian rules, estimates of inferred
mineral resources may not form the basis of feasibility or other
economic studies. Further, historical estimates are not recognized
under Canada’s NI 43-101. U.S. investors are cautioned not to
assume that all or any part of measured or indicated mineral
resources will ever be converted to mineral reserves.
This presentation is not an offer of securities for sale in the United
States or in any other jurisdiction. The Company’s securities have
not been and will not be registered under the United States
Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or
sold within the United States absent registration or an application
exemption from registration.
CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION
AND STATEMENTS
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Lundin Gold Investor Day 2023

AGENDA
INVESTOR DAY 2023
1. Introduction Ron Hochstein
2. Operations Terry Smith
3. Exploration Andre Oliveira
4. Business Sustainability Nathan Monash
5. Conclusion Ron Hochstein
6. Q&A All
Slide 3 Lundin Gold Investor Day 2023
Ron F. Hochstein
President, CEO & Director
PRESENTING TODAY
Terry Smith
COO
Nathan Monash
VP, Business Sustainability
Andre Oliveira
VP, Exploration
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STRONGLY POSITIONED TO CREATE SHAREHOLDER VALUE
Slide 4
Operational Excellence
Beat updated 2022 production
guidance
Focus on continued optimization of
operations
Increased production rate
to 4,400 tpd for 2023
Cash Flow
Significant cash flow generation in
2021 and 2022
Gold Prepay Facility repaid in full
Quarterly dividend of $0.10
per share
Growth
Conversion drilling
Near-mine and regional exploration
M&A opportunities
Successful replacement of
FDN’s mined mineral
reserves to date
ESG
Focus on local community development
Adopting TCFD recommendations and
incorporating climate-related risk into
disclosures
Focused on building our
market leading ESG strategy

ALL TIME HIGH PRODUCTION REPORTED IN
FIRST QUARTER OF 2023
Slide 5
Q1 2023 Q1 2022
140,021 oz
Gold produced
88,236 oz
Gold as concentrate
51,785 oz
Gold as doré
392,332
Tonnes milled
12.3 g/t
Average Head Grade
90.6%
Average recovery
4,359 tpd
Average Mill Throughput
121,665 oz
Gold produced
78,601 oz
Gold as concentrate
43,064 oz
Gold as doré
373,407
Tonnes milled
11.2 g/t
Average Head Grade
90.2%
Average recovery
4,149 tpd
Average Mill Throughput
425,000 – 475,000 oz
2023 Gold Production Guidance

LUNDIN GOLD IN THE LOWEST QUARTILE
OF THE GLOBAL GOLD AISC CURVE1
Slide 6
1. SNL Metals and Mining, public company filings
2. Spot gold as at June 4, 2023
3. Please refer to page 13 in the Company's MD&A for the quarter ended March 31, 2023 for an explanation of non-IFRS measures used
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200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
All-In
Sustaining
Cost
(US$/oz)
Percentage (%) of Global Production
Gold Price ~$1,945/oz2
Cash operating costs $644
Corporate social responsibility $4
Treatment and refining charges $70
Accretion of restoration prevision $1
Silver by product credit ($24)
Sustaining capital $33
AISC per oz sold $728
2023 AISC Guidance $870-940
Q1 2023 AISC3

CASH IS KING AT FDN
Slide 7
As at March 31, 2023, Lundin Gold had a working capital balance of $257 million compared to $195 million at December 31, 2022
$363
$(207.5)
$(42.8)
$(23.6)
$(7.2) $210
$144.0 $4.0
$(21.0)
Cash as at Dec. 31, 2022 Cash generated from
operating activities
Proceeds from the
exercise of stock options,
and anti-dilution rights
Full repayment of GPP Principal, interest and
finance charges, including
taxes, under the stream
credit facility
Principal and interest
payments under the
senior debt
Dividends Cash Outflows Cash as at March. 31,
2023
In Q1 2023, Lundin Gold generated 144.4 million in cash from operations and ended the quarter with a cash balance of $210 million, which
supports debt repayments, near-mine, regional exploration and conversion drilling, planned capital expenditures, and dividends
1. Note: all amounts are in US$M

FIRST QUARTER OF 2023
BALANCE SHEET
Slide 8
(Table expressed in US$’000)
As at March 31, 2023
As at December 31,
2022
Financial Position:
Cash 209,714 363,400
Working capital 256,853 194,804
Total assets 1,467,040 1,668,865
Long-term debt 434,175 667,966
Equity 885,643 852,081

STRONGLY POSITIONED TO CREATE SHAREHOLDER VALUE
Slide 9
Based on guidance and current
gold prices, Lundin Gold will
generate significant free cash flow1
for many years to come
DEBT
REPAYMENT
ORGANIC
GROWTH/
M&A
DIVIDENDS

MAKING HEADWAY IN DEBT CONSOLIDATION STRATEGY
Slide 10
Gold Prepay Credit Facility (“GPP”)
Stream Credit Agreement $269 million1
On January 5th 2023, Lundin Gold prepaid in full the 10
remaining quarterly instalments of its GPP based on the
price of gold late in December, through the payment
of $207.5 million, inclusive of applicable taxes
PROJECT FINANCING PACKAGE
Repayable in variable monthly principal and interest instalments equivalent
to the delivery of 7.75% gold production and 100% silver production, based
on spot at time of payment less $404/ounce Au and $4.04/ounce Ag, with
the cash equivalent of 265,580 oz. of gold and 4,532,785 oz. of silver
remaining to be delivered as of March 31, 2023
Senior Debt Facility $135 million remaining1
Lundin Gold has the option to buy back 50% of the stream
in June 2024 for $150 million
$350 million debt facility from lender syndicate. Annual interest of 3 or 6
month SOFR plus an average margin of approx. 5.02% (Tranche A) and
2.50% (tranche B) plus risk mitigation and guarantee fees.
Accelerating senior debt repayments through a cash
sweep mechanism
1. Figures as at March 31, 2023

DIVIDEND ABOVE INDUSTRY AVERAGE
Slide 11
1. Source: Factset, share price as at June 1, 2023
SIGNIFICANT CASH LEFT AFTER
DIVIDEND PAYMENT TO:
Accelerate
debt
repayments
Carry out
expanded
exploration
programs
Fund future
capital
projects
Pursue
growth
opportunities
Quarterly Payout
$0.10/sh
Next Dividend Payment
June 27
(June 30 for shares trading on Nasdaq Stockholm)
Gold Mining Industry Average Dividend Yields % - 20221
3.3%
1.5%
3.2%
2.0%
Lundin Gold Average All Large Producers
(Production: +1000 Koz)
Medium Producers
(Production: 200-1000Koz)

EXPLORATION STRATEGY
SHOWING MATERIAL RESULTS
CONVERSION DRILLING
› 1.58 Moz were added to FDN reserves, more than replacing all
mined ounces since the beginning of operations.
› Conversion drilling planned in 2023/24 will target the remaining
1.8 Moz of Indicated and 1.7 Moz of Inferred Resources.
NEAR-MINE PROGRAM
› Program is focused on three main areas: depth, west and east of
the FDN hosting faults, and the southern extension.
› Results from the first round of drilling indicate a new
mineralized zone, FDN South, and identified two other targets
for further evaluation, Bonza Sur and Castillo.
REGIONAL PROGRAM
› Regional drilling has defined promising areas for further drilling,
notably Quebrada La Negra.

Slide 13
2. OPERATIONS
Terry Smith

Slide 14
SITE OVERVIEW

HEALTH AND SAFETY
INDUSTRY LEADING SAFETY PERFORMANCE
The recipe for success includes:
‒ Consistent communication that safety
performance is more important than production.
‒ Excellent training and mentoring program (entry
level work training, mentoring with experienced
personnel at all levels).
‒ Tools to identify risks before work begins (Golden
Rules, 5 Point cards, Pre-task planning).
‒ Reporting unsafe conditions or behaviors that are
quickly investigated and addressed.
‒ Clear accountability across the team.
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0.59 0.50 0.46 0.91 0.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.59
0.30
0.19
0.28
0.32
0.43 0.44
0.37
0.33
0.29 0.26
0.24
0.00 0.00 0.00
0.60
0.50
0.51
0.39 0.39
0.26
0.30 0.30
0.34 0.34
0.29 0.29 0.28
0.24
0.20 0.20 0.19
Jan-22 Feb-22 Mar-22 Apr-22 May-22 Jun-22 Jul-22 Aug-22 Sep-22 Oct-22 Nov-22 Dec-22 Jan-23 Feb-23 Mar-23
Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) - Operations
TRIR MONTHLY TRIR YTD 2022 TRIR YTD 2023 Annual Limit TRIR Rolling 12 months
Q1
Indicators
Operation Exploration Total
Q1 2023
Working Hours 1,170,507 120,197 1,290,704
First Aid, Labor-Related (FA) 6 0 6
Medical Incident (MI) 0 1 1
Lost Time Incident (LTI) 0 0 0
Lost Time Incident Rate 0 0 0
Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) 0 1.66 0.15
Established an excellent safety program, and
more importantly a great culture to sustain
great performance
Recently, the operation passed 4 million hours
without a reportable injury (no medical
treatments or lost time incidents)

FIRMLY ON TRACK TO MEET
PRODUCTION AND COST GUIDANCE
2023 off to a great start, with record Q1
production of 140 koz coupled with AISC of
$728/oz sold
425,000 – 475,000
oz gold
AISC1
Gold Production
$870 – 940
per oz gold sold2
Cash Operating Costs1
$700 – 760
per oz gold sold2
2. Gold/silver price per oz assumptions for the three years are $1,650/$18.50, respectively
Maintaining 2023 guidance
Grades expected to be lower through Q2-Q4
Cost improvements in diesel (lower prices),
cement consumption (ops excellence), lower
concentrate shipping costs
‒ TSF raise represents ≈50% of 2023 capex,
and is on track to be completed in late
Q3/early Q4
‒ Numerous projects related to the process
facility got off to a slow start but will be
executed this year

THREE-YEAR OUTLOOK UNDERSCORES
LOW COST NATURE OF FRUTA DEL NORTE
Slide 17
2. Gold/silver price per oz assumptions for the three years are $1,650/$18.50, respectively
2023 2024 2025
425,000 - 475,000
Gold Production (oz)
45 - 55
Sustaining Capital ($ million)
700 - 760
Cash Cost ($/oz sold)1
450,000 - 500,000
25 - 35
650 - 710
465,000 - 515,000
45 - 55
640 - 700
870 - 940
AISC ($/oz sold)1,2
780 - 850
AISC ($/oz sold)1,2
800 - 870
AISC ($/oz sold)1,2

CONVERSION DRILLING
HAS IMPROVED UNDERSTANDING OF DEPOSIT GEOLOGY
Slide 18
A total of 18,340 metres of
underground drilling across 88 drill
holes was completed during
2021/22, the results of which have
improved confidence in and further
supported the geological model, and
assisted the Company in preparing
an update to the current Mineral
Reserve and Resource estimate at
Fruta del Norte.
3.6 Moz
7.3 Moz
3.2 Moz
2.1 Moz
1.7 Moz
2016 2022
Measured Resources Indicated Resources Inferred Resources
1. Please see the Company’s technical report entitled “Amended NI 43-101Technical Report, Fruta del Norte Mine, Ecuador” dated March 29, 2023with an effective date
of December 31, 2022, filed on SEDAR under the Company’s profile at www.sedar.com. See slide 35 for information regarding the assumptions, parameters and
risks associated with the Mineral Reserve estimate, along with other disclosure in accordance with NI-43-101
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1.58 MOZ ADDED TO FDN RESERVES
MORE THAN REPLACING MINED OZ SINCE
THE BEGINNING OF OPERATIONS
4.82 Moz
5.02 Moz
- 1.38 Moz
+ 1.58 Moz
2016 Technical Report Mine Depletion Additions 2022 Reserves
2022 Mineral Reserves1
Proven Probable Total
Tonnage (Mt) 10.75 7.23 17.98
Grade (g/t Au) 9.95 6.81 8.68
Contained Metal
(Moz Au)
3.44 1.58 5.02
Grade (g/t Ag) 11.6 11.2 11.4
Contained Metal
(Moz Ag)
4.00 2.60 6.59
1. Please see the Company’s technical report entitled “Amended NI 43-101Technical Report, Fruta del Norte Mine, Ecuador” dated March 29, 2023with an effective date
of December 31, 2022, filed on SEDAR under the Company’s profile at www.sedar.com. See slide 35 for information regarding the assumptions, parameters and
risks associated with the Mineral Reserve estimate, along with other disclosure in accordance with NI-43-101

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
IMPROVING AN ALREADY GREAT BUSINESS
Truck shop excavation
A SYSTEM TO ADVANCE INITIATIVES, UTILIZING A SIMPLE STAGE GATE PROCESS TO IMPROVE OUR CAPABILITY TO CAPTURE VALUE
• The idea owner details: the
action plan, value tree,
value, and KPIs
• Actions are taken to
implement idea
• KPI benefit tracking
• Monitoring of financial
physical results
• Problem solving to
impact
• Wire the organization to
continuous monitoring of
• Audit regularly for
Evaluation Implementation Startup Locked-In
Value
Generation
Ideas
Cash flow checklist Locked-In Checklist
Quality control
and checklist to
move to
implementation
Results
delivered
Stage
Description

VENTILATION ON DEMAND
CENTRALIZED FAN CONTROL REDUCES POWER CONSUMPTION
AND WITH IT SCOPE 2 EMISSIONS
› Speed control of main fans from surface
› Online readings of airflow, pressure, gases, temperature,
relative humidity and power consumption
› Real time monitoring of vital signs of the main fans
› ON/OFF control of auxiliary fans from surface
› Real time monitoring of power consumption
Auxiliary ventilation control

MODIFICATION OF BARRICADE DESIGN
NEW BARRICADE DESIGN REDUCES CEMENT CONTENT IN PASTEFILL
With the design of the new barricade, the contact area of waste with the roof was increased from 5.5 meters to 8.77 meters, this
allows us to fill the stopes in a single phase, reducing the cement used in the plug stage.

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE - MINE
MORE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PIPELINE
UNDERGROUND TRUCK SHOP
› Surface shop at capacity and distant from the
underground work fronts
› Faster turnaround of equipment repairs improving
equipment availability
› Additional workshop space facilitates shift to more
planned / preventative work reducing maintenance
costs
DISPATCH
› Centrally located personnel and equipment control
office
› Reduced equipment idle time and optimized use
FURTHER VENTILATION IMPROVEMENTS
› Installation of “Hardline” ducting, reducing repairs and
improving air flow
New Truck Shop

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE – MILL
MORE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PIPELINE
OTHER RECOVERY INITIATIVES
› Ongoing reagent evaluations
› Control system optimization
JAMESON CELL
› Recently installed a “pilot” Jameson cell
› Project could recover finer gold fraction currently not
recovered in flotation circuit
› Woodgrove flotation technology also being considered
GEOMETALLURGY
› Developing a clear link between geology and plant
performance
› Project will improve mill recovery with blending (sulphides,
hardness, oxidation rate, stockpile strategy)
› Smart tag system implemented
Jameson Pilot Unit

5000TPD MILL EXPANSION
DEBOTTLENECKING OF PLANT
› Original design throughput of 3500tpd, now
operating ~4400tpd
› Debottlenecking the plant will utilize the full
capacity of the crushing and grinding circuit with
upgrades to the following:
- Crusher apron feeder
- Flotation pumping, multiple areas
- Pre-leach thickener and detox feed pumping
- Final tailings pumping
- Mill automation and control
› Basic engineering underway and scheduled to be
completed this year.
› Expected to be low capex, high return investment
› Permitting requirements are still under review, with
potential to complete next year
Addition of a
splitter box
ahead of the
tailings pump
will allow
increased mill
throughput
without
additional
expansion of
the paste
plant.
Tailings pump box

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT
GROWING NPV BY LOOKING AHEAD
› Resources Conversion
‒ Target 1.7Moz of Inferred Resource for conversion, as well
as Measured and Indicated Resources outside of Reserves
(~1.8Moz) to extend mine life, even at higher throughput
› Integration of Exploration
‒ As the resource to the South develops, potential
dewatering and rehabilitation of the South Exploration
Decline → Better access for drilling AND connect development
to the rest of FDN to commence production
› Enhance the operation with Operational Excellence
to improve the business
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Mine Life Extension and Enhancement
› Longer mine life, requires additional development:
‒ Tailings facility: current facility has capacity for the
current life of mine, further expansion or alternatives may
need to be considered
‒ Mine ventilation: can be reconfigured and extended to
the South, to a point. Additional ventilation infrastructure
will be needed as strike length grows
‒ Quarry: current quarry can support tailings facility
expansions until 2027. Potential expansion of existing
and/or new location
Support Engineering and Permitting

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3. EXPLORATION
Andre Oliveira

Slide 28
REGIONAL GEOLOGY

REGIONAL GEOLOGY – NEW FRONTIER
Fruta del Norte is located in the “Cordillera del Condor”, a
Subandean zone in the eastern foothills of the Andes
A new frontier for major high-quality deposits on the Andean
belt
Regional Geological Units
Fluvial quartz sandstone of the Cr. (Hollin Fm)
Jurassic calc-alkaline magmatic arc (Jurassic early)
Carbonate platform across the rifted in the Tr-Jr
Rifting during the Pm-Tr (sed/calc-alcaline rocks) Permian
Cretaceous

REGIONAL GEOLOGY
NEW FRONTIER
› The Fruta del Norte deposit (FDN) is located
in the Zamora Cu-Au belt, a geological setting
with several major deposits discovered:
- Cu-Au porphyry deposits with resources
totaling >25 Bl lbs Cu and 3.2 Moz Au (i.e.
Mirador, Warintza)
- Au epithermal and skarns deposits with
resources totaling >17 Moz Au (Fruta del
Norte: 9 Moz, Chinapintza: 6 Moz, Nambija: 2
Moz)
› The Zamora Cu-Au belt presents same
characteristics found in mostly major
magmatic arcs and is very little explored

EXPLORATION CONCESSIONS
› Lundin Gold has a land package of 28 concessions
covering 64,300 ha along a 90 km North-South trend in
this highly prospective geological setting
› Includes Earn In agreement between Lundin Gold and
Newcrest
‒ Eight exploration concessions covering 15,700 ha
› Before Lundin Gold launched its own exploration
programs, most drilling had been executed in only one
concession, around the now Fruta del Norte mine

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FRUTA DEL NORTE GEOLOGY

FRUTA DEL NORTE
A UNIQUE DEPOSIT
› Fruta del Norte is a blind Au-Ag epithermal
system in the Zamora Belt
› High degree of preservation. Uniquely
preserved in its entirely because of progressive
syn hydrothermal burial
› Hydrothermal alteration and minor values of
Au, As, Sb, Hg, Mo indicating mineralization at
depth (200 m cover of conglomerates)
› Contain all the classic epithermal textures
(banded quartz, chalcedony ± sulfide ±
carbonate, ± adularia) and widespread gold
Visible gold Hydrothermal Breccias
Typical FDN veins

FRUTA DEL NORTE – A UNIQUE DEPOSIT
One of the premier gold discoveries of the last 50 years. Large mineral inventory concentrated a in small volume (1.3
km long, 60 to 160 m wide, 300 m high subvertical)
Slide 34
Volcanic and breccias domain:
- 30-40 m average width
- 5-6 g/t average grade
Breccias and veins domain:
- 40-50 m average width
- 8-9 g/t average grade

3.6 Moz
7.3 Moz
3.2 Moz
2.1 Moz
1.7 Moz
2016 2022
Measured Resources Indicated Resources Inferred Resources
1. Please see the Company’s technical report entitled “Amended NI 43-101Technical Report, Fruta del Norte Mine, Ecuador” dated March 29, 2023with an effective date of December 31, 2022, filed on SEDAR under the Company’s profile at www.sedar.com for
information regarding the assumptions, parameters and risks associated with the estimates, along with other disclosure in accordance with NI-43-101
FRUTA DEL NORTE – LARGE MINERAL RESOURCE1
A high quality deposit with a
sustainable mineral resource
inventory

FIRST MOVER OPPORTUNITY
PROSPECTIVE EXPLORATION DISTRICT
Drilling June 2022
› Short exploration history
‒ Since discovery, focus on the deposit delineation, development
and contruction/production
‒ Limited exploration outside FDN. Have conducted >93% of drilling
at Fruta Del Norte and Bonzas-Las Penas
› Unexplored terrain, where a world class deposit was
discovered
‒ Epithermal systems are typically of size frequency distribution in
magmatic hydrotermal enviroments
› Lundin Gold has no other competitor in this immature
geological setting

FIRST MOVER OPPORTUNITY
PROSPECTIVE EXPLORATION DISTRICT
› All critical aspects for high quality deposits are present:
metals, geological architecture
‒ Major Structures: East and West Major Faults
‒ Occurrence of the favourable lithologies that host FDN
‒ Preservation under Suarez Basin Cover
› Several targets to be explored within the Suarez Basin.
Hosted along major strutures
‒ Zones of hydrothermal alteration capping conglomerate on
surface (like at Fruta del Norte)
‒ Similar geochemical anomalies to those found around Fruta del
Norte (Au, As, Sb, Hg, Mo)
Q.La Negra
Q.La Negra Norte

Slide 38

CORE EXPERTISE & INVESTMENT PRIORITY
› Renewed exploration focusing on large under explored areas around
operating mine
› Multi-year exploration plan to unlock FDN district potential
TEAM: Geoscientists underpinned by a successful operating Model
- Fruta del Norte Discovery Group
- Revigorated the team with 15 new geologists in the group (mostly new graduates)
- Structural, Geophysics, Exploration technologies consultants
INVESTMENT: Approximately $24M for exploration program in 2023
- $12.9M for Near Mine Exploration
- $11.7M for Regional Exploration
LAND POSITION: Highly prospectivity land of for major gold deposits
(>485 km2)

CONTINUOUS INVESTIMENT IN DRILLING
Lundin Gold drilling
program at FDN has
expanded annually since
2021
- Recently announced drilling
expansion supported by first
round of promising results
- Seven to eight rigs turning
(exploration and conversion)
- Largest drilling program
since FDN discovery
Covid
~43.000
Start Near
Mine Program
Near Mine Drilling Expansion
FDN
26,200
28,000
7,600
7,500

SIMPLE APPROACH
CONVERSION DRILLING
› Replace depleted ounces and grow reserve base through
conversion of a large inferred resources base
NEAR-MINE PROGRAM
› Grow inferred resources through extension of known deposit
and identification of new targets within FDN system
REGIONAL PROGRAM
› Develop long-term gold inventory through exploration on
untested sectors targeting new discoveries – looking for large
epithermal systems like Fruta del Norte

Slide 42
CONVERSION PROGRAM

2023 – 2024 CONVERSION PROGRAM
OPPORTUNITY FOR FURTHER RECATEGORIZATION
Slide 43
New Resource Model has identified
areas for further conversion drilling
Additional conversion drilling planned
in 2023 and 2024 to target the
remaining 1.8 Moz of Indicated and 1.7
Moz of Inferred Resources
Conversion drilling program at FDN
successfully replaced all mined Mineral
Reserves since beginning of operations
Planned Drilling
Inferred Resource
Indicated Resource
Completed Drilling

CONVERSION PROGRAM - HIGH GRADE RESULTS WITHIN THE
MINERAL ENVELOPE
All initial results confirm the continuity, grades, and width of the drilled areas beyond the FDN Mineral Reserve boundary
FDN-C23-003
45.60m @ 7.84 g/t Au (101.20m)
Incl.12.40m @ 12.67 g/t Au (132.20m)
FDN-C23-002
26.65m @ 10.18 g/t Au (112.30m)
Incl 8.90m @ 19.41 g/t Au (123.30m)
North-Central sector Southern extension
Inferred Resources
Indicated Resources
Drilling Program
Drilling intercepts
FDN-C23-004
Conversion Drilling Areas
FDN-C23-007
160.20m @ 4.27 g/t Au (48.50m)
Incl. 31.80m @ 7.13 g/t Au (110.60m)
FDN-C23-006
FDN-C23-008
FDN-C23-009
57.40m @ 6.65 g/t Au (42.90m)
Incl 5.00m @ 19.69 g/t Au (86.10m)
FDN-C23-001
26.00m @ 4.08 g/t Au (90.80m)
Incl. 12.90m @ 5.97 g/t Au
FDN-C23-005
16m @ 3.57 g/t Au (134.4m)
Incl. 5m @ 8.97 g/t Au (140.40m) &
11.40m @ 4.57 g/t Au (157.40m)
Incl. 6m @6.65 g/t Au (161.40m)
FDN-C23-010
24.60m @ 8.02 g/t Au (27.00m) &
40.90m @ 12.12 g/t Au (81.60m)
N S

Slide 45
NEAR-MINE PROGRAM

NEAR-MINE EXPLORATION
GROWING RESOURCE &
SUSTAINING PRODUCTION
Slide 46
Near-mine exploration focuses on expanding the FDN
mineral resource envelope and testing several unexplored
opportunities near the mine
THREE MAJOR FOCUSES
SOUTH
EXTENSION
DEPTH
FDN EAST
AND WEST
Results from the first round of drilling intercepted new
mineralized zones in distinct targets along the South Extension
At FDN depth, drilling target the deposit extension
Exploration drilling recently started at FDN East and West

NEAR-MINE EXPLORATION REPORTS
HIGH GRADE INTERCEPTS
FDN South (“FDNS”)
› New buried epithermal mineralization located to the west of the East Fault.
› Drilling intercepted wide hydrothermal alteration zones similar to those at
FDN. Results indicate the potential to continue exploring to the north and
south along strike, as well as along the downdip continuity, below the
Suarez Basin cover.
Bonza Sur
› Drilling to test a geochemical soil anomaly along the south extension of the
East Fault intercepted a new mineralized zone, Bonza Sur.
› Additional drilling has confirmed that mineralization continues to the south
along strike and at depth.
Castillo
› The first drill hole completed, BLPW-2022-017, returned positive results.
› Castillo is located underneath the Suarez Basin, to the west of the East
Fault and south of FDNS, in a similar geological setting to FDN and FDNS.
Exploration in the South Extension of FDN East Fault
successfully identified mineralization in new sectors
Drilling program advances on these early stage targets with four
rigs turning currently

NEAR MINE EXPLORATION
BLP-2022-016
39.00m @ 8.27g/t Au (58.00m)
Inc 1.00m @ 277.00 g/t Au (70.00m)
BLPW-2022-017
2.00m @ 12.14g/t Au (117.00m)
BLP-2023-022
3.50m @ 46.98g/t Au (126.60 m)
Inc 1.80m @ 87.58 g/t Au (128.30m)
*FDNS-2022-009
30.30m @ 5.11g/t Au (267.70m
Inc 14.00m @ 9.79 g/t Au (284.00m)
FDNS-2022-015
6.70m @ 4.15 g/t Au (372.00m)
3.50m @ 7.98 g/t Au (413.80m)
FDNS-2023-019
41.80m @ 5.16g/t Au (397.30m)
Inc 18.00m @ 8.56 g/t Au (421.30m)
FDNS-2023-024
FDNS-2022-015
FDNS-2023-019
FDNS-2023-023
BLPW-2022-017
BLP-2022-016
BLP-2023-020
BLP-2023-022
BLP-2023-025
FDN
FDNS Bonza Sur (>100ppb Soil anomaly)
Inferred Resources
Indicated Resources
Au Intercept
Completed drill holes
FDN
Planned drill holes
Areas open for extension
FDN-Bonza Sur Long Section (North-South)
N S
EXPANDED THE MINERALIZED TREND
Encouraging
drilling results
related to wide
hydrothermal
alteration zones,
suggest larger
mineralization
footprint along the
south extension of
FDN

FRUTA DEL NORTE EXTENSION
› Underground exploration drill program is underway targeting resource & reserve growth
- Extension of higher-grade shoots along the down plunge continuity in the north sector
- Extend mineral envelope in the south where recent drilling intercepts indicate deposit remains open
SECTION +778050 mE
Au ppm
>10
5- 10
3.5- 5
2- 3.5
1- 2
0- 1
Fruta Del Norte North-South Longitudinal Section (Looking East)- Drilling samples interpolation (Au)
+1200
+900
S
N N
778050
mE
300 metres
500 metres
UG Exp planned drillholes
East Fault
Current Inferred Resource
Current Indicated Resource
FDN-C23-001
26.00m @ 4.08 g/t ( 90.80m)
FDN-C23-002
26.65m @ 10.18 g/t (112.30m)
FDN-C23-003
45.6m @ 7.84 g/t (101.20m)
FDN-C23-008
12.00m @ 4.16 g/t (152.60m)
UGE-DD-22-010
9.85m @ 4.42 g/t (180.15m)
UGE-DD-22-008
23.00m @ 4.11 g/t (197.70m)
North-Central sector Southern extension

FRUTA DEL NORTE WEST AND EAST TARGETS
FDN West
West
Fault
East
Fault
FDN East
Downdip
1500
1200
900
777900
778200
778500
778800
W E
Fruta del Norte East-West Cross Section
Hydrotermal alteration intercepted:
8.0m @ 1.94 g/t Au, incl. 1m @ 3.94
g/t Au & 1m @ 3.77 g/t.
Suárez conglomerate
Hydrotermal breccia/Vein
Hydrotermal breccia Undiff
Sinter
Phreatic breccia
Feldespar porphyry
Santiago andesite/stockwork
Santiago andesite
LEGEND
1
2
3
4
Gold Grade (g/t)
› Nearby Fruta del Norte, the major
controlling structures are
unexplored
‒ Vein systems are expected around these
faults
› Few holes drilled beyond the East
and West limits from FDN
‒ Epithermal hydrothermal alteration was
intercepted to East
‒ One rig turning testing FDN East target

SHORT TERM STRATEGY
DISCIPLINED PROGRAM FOR RESOURCE & RESERVES GROWTH
Optimize
Reserve Base
Operational
Excellence
Advanced
Exploration
Drill
Definition
Early Stage
Exploration
Near-term Life
Extension
Extension & New
Discoveries Potential
Conversion & Near Mine
Follow Up Drilling
Exploratory Near Mine
drilling
Geological mapping,
Geophysical Surveys
Surface Sampling
Infill drilling & continuous
Improvement
FDN Deposit
Resource Conversion
FDN Depth Extension
Bonza Sur
Castillo
FDN East & West
Secondary Structures
East Fault
FDN South
› Development of project pipeline to sustain FDN mine production beyond current LOM
‒ Continue replacing annual production by conversion drilling and reserves optimization
‒ Advance on near-term targets focusing new potential/inferred resources
‒ Explore potential sectors for future major discoveries

Slide 52
REGIONAL EXPLORATION

LONG TERM STRATEGY
Barbasco SE
Q. La Negra
Puma
Barbasco
Norte
Puente
Princesa
› Explore for a new buried epithermal system
‒ Similar geological conditions/setting to that found around FDN
‒ Focus on southern basin, 7 km distance from the mine plant
‒ Different exploration environment (topography, cover thickness, post-mineral
lithologies)
› Early stage of exploration process
‒ Identify mineralized structures undercover
› Potential areas for a new discovery under evaluation:
‒ Barbasco Norte: Geochemical gold values in soil over 1 km with hydrothermal
alteration on surface
‒ Quebrada La Negra: Major geological structure with hydrothermal alteration
and pathfinder epithermal elements
‒ Puma: Intense hydrothermal alteration on surface with gold values in soil and in
rocks over 1 km
› Promising targets identified (Crisbel, Barbasco SE)
- South extension of FDN major faults
Emperador
Crisbel
7Km
New targets
Drilling stage targets

QUEBRADA LA NEGRA
› At Quebrada La Negra, drilling
successfully identified large
structures
‒ Same geological setting as FDN
(border and covered by the basin)
‒ Wide hydrothermal alteration
zone - quartz veins and breccias,
with significant amounts of base
metals sulfides
‒ Anomalous values for pathfinder
epithermal elements
› Follow up drilling is underway
LNG-2022-035
208m @ 1950 ppm Zn (60m)
217m@ 847 ppm Pb (50m)
Au + As
anomaly in soil
?
LNG-2022-033
1m @7.13 g/t (Au 266m)

DISTRICT SCALE EXPLORATION
Near Mine
Regional
Programs
› Lundin Gold holds a large package of concessions with less
than 25% explored to date
› Significant geochemical anomalies in a high potential
geological setting to be developed
› Generative exploration program to provide new exploration
targets for testing

ROBUST EXPLORATION TARGET PIPELINE
BALANCED FOR CONTINUED GROWTH
Slide 56
Proven &
Probable Reserves
Measured &
Indicated Resource
Potential &
Inferred Resource
Preliminary Economic Assessment, Scoping
Pre-Feasibility Study & Feasibility Study
Resource Validation and Expansion
Discovery
Follow-up
Field Reconnaissance
Target Generation
Exploration drilling of high-
priority exploration targets
Delineation Drilling, Geo. Modelling,
Geomet. Model, Mineral Estimative.
Conversion and Infill Drilling, Geo. Modelling,
Min. Res. Estimative, Geomet. Model.
Prospect
Advancement
Bonza
FDN Downdip
Bonza West
FDN East
FDN West Barbasco
Puma
Puente P.
Barbasco N.
Q. La Negra
Capullo
Capullo SE
Castillo
Castillo East
Barbasco East
Lora
Robles
Gata Salvaje
Copal
FDN South Ext
Inferred
Resource Base
Development
Santiago
Volcanic Seq.
Areas under
Hollin cover
South Arc
Economic
Intercepts &
Min. Continuity
Guayacan
› Numerous exploration opportunities in
an unexplored district that hosts a world
class gold deposit
‒ Near Mine: Disciplined exploration program
for mineral resource growing
‒ Regional: Significant district exploration
upside, several targets ready to drill
Bonza Sur
FDNS
› Exploration strategy built on Knowledge,
Teamwork & investments
‒ Discovery team with proven technical
expertise
‒ Team & drilling programs in continuous
expansion
‒ Initial results confirming a larger system
than initially recognized

Slide 57
4. BUSINESS
SUSTAINABILITY
Nathan Monash

Slide 58
POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND
MINING LANDSCAPE
National and Local

NATIONAL POLITICAL
LANDSCAPE
National Assembly was
dissolved while the
impeachment process
of the President was
underway
National elections
(President and
Congress) in August,
with a second round in
October (if necessary)
for the presidency
New national
authorities will be in
power until May 2025
National protests have
not occurred and are
not expected over the
coming months.
CONAIE’s influence has
diminished, and the
indigenous movement
is divided
There are already at
least eight candidates
for president
President Lasso is
ruling by decree for the
coming months with a
focus on urgent
economic issues
The Constitutional
Court is overseeing the
President’s actions
On May 17th, President Guillermo Lasso activated the
“Muerte Cruzada” constitutional mechanism

NATIONAL ECONOMIC
LANDSCAPE
Improved
macroeconomics
indicators (GDP, public
deficit) due to increase
of exports, oil prices,
tax revenues, etc
Final stages for
commercial treaties
with China and South
Korea; early stages
with Panama and
Canada
Lack of investment in
sectors such as health,
education, public roads
and agriculture
The first decrees of
President Lasso have
focused on decreasing
taxes and promoting
free trade zones
Ecuador completed an
exchange of foreign
debt into bonds that
will allocate resources
for nature conservation
Recent natural
disasters represent
about $200 million in
losses
Areas of concern:
public safety,
unemployment,
deterioration of public
services
A new policy declared
criminal gangs as
terrorists to allow for
the armed forces’
involvement
Ecuador's country risk
is approximately 1,900
points1
1 Central Bank of Ecuador

NATIONAL MINING
LANDSCAPE
LUG and CME1 hold
regular meetings with
the President, his
advisors and ministers
Ongoing meetings with
ambassadors from
mining countries
Active role with the
National Assembly
(now dissolved) to
understand potential
reforms that can affect
mining sector
There will be two
locally-focused
referendums on oil and
mining along with
national elections
CONAIE opposes
mining in indigenous
territories
No new mining titles
will be granted until a
FPIC Law is enacted
For first time, mining
became the third most
exported product of
Ecuador in March.
Illegal mining has
significantly increased
in several parts of the
country
1 Chamber of Mining of Ecuador

FRUTA DEL NORTE (FDN) AREA OF INFLUENCE
22 communities in Los Encuentros
Río Blanco
El Playón
› There are no communities within
FDN´s direct area of influence
Indirect area of influence (ring 1)

There are new local authorities at the parish, municipal and
provincial levels
LOCAL POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
Ongoing engagement with them to define priorities and
collaboration opportunities. This will include visiting FDN
Ongoing interaction and strong relationship with the Shuar
Federation of Zamora Chinchipe
High crime rates and illegal mining have become a priority
for local politicians and citizens
Dialogue roundtables led by the outgoing parish government
have been held approximately every six weeks. We are
working with the incoming government to continue this
practice
Key local issues: Heavy transport contracting, local
procurement, local employment, agricultural development,
and infrastructure
Strong community support for FDN is confirmed through
perception surveys

LEVEL OF ACCEPTANCE OF MINING
PERCEPTION SURVEY 2022
Identification
Psychological
Confidence threshold
Approval
Credibility threshold
Acceptance
Legitimacy threshold
Retention/withdrawal
Yantzaza (0.64*)
1. Peru (0.57)
2. Chile (0.55)
3. Bolivia (0.51)
4. Colombia (0.48)
5. Mexico (0.41)
6. Brazil (0.40)
7. Argentina (0.31)
8. Ecuador (0.30)
Benchmark results in the Latin
America region vs. Yantzaza and
Los Encuentros in 2022
The Yantzaza and Los Encuentros result was 0.56 for 2021
*Analysis carried out using the Mining Compass Methodology.
Source: Mining Compass Report, Public Opinion and Social License, 2021.
‘22 vs ‘21

Slide 65
SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY
2021-2025

SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY LUNDIN GOLD
2021-2025
Slide 66
ACCOUNTABILITY
AND
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
EXTERNAL
COMMUNICATION,
SUSTAINABILITY
AND FINANCIAL
REPORTS
STRATEGIC
PARTNERSHIPS
PARTICIPATORY
DIALOGUE
Climate
Change
Community
Infrastructure
Community
Well-being
Environmental
Stewardship
Health &
Safety
Human
Rights
Lasting Economic
Opportunities
Responsible
Resource
Management
ENABLERS
OF
SUCCESS
STRATEGIC
PILLARS

ESG CONSIDERED IN EVERY ASPECT OF OUR ACTIVITIES
* EITI: Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
** ESTMA: Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act
Climate Change
Annual Climate Change report published.
Established GHG emissions reduction target, and
provided greater detail on Scope 3 emissions
Community
Infrastructure
LUG invested approximately $2M in local
community infrastructure in 2022. An
initiative to restore the local school (more
than 1,300 students) initiated in 2022
Community Well-being
Programs to address education, healthy
lifestyles, health infrastructure and youth
development in and around Los Encuentros are
ongoing. New partnerships established in 2023
Environmental Stewardship
LUG continues to meet its Environmental Stewardship goals
by implementing industry best practices for water, waste and
tailings management, and emissions reductions while
protecting biodiversity
Health & Safety
TRIR (total recordable incident rate)
reduction for operations: 0.46 in 2021,
and 0.30 in 2022
Human Rights
17% female representation in the
workforce / 44% female director
representation / Strong engagement
with local Indigenous peoples
Lasting Economic Opportunities
1,932 direct jobs April 2023 (Zamora Chinchipe:
50%) / $37M spent on local procurement in
Zamora Chinchipe in 2022 ($214M in Ecuador)
Responsible Resource Governance
Work with many stakeholders to improve resource governance in
Ecuador. Active participation within the EITI* and report according to
the ESTMA**. Leadership position within the Chamber of Mines
SUSTAINABILITY
PILLARS
STRATEGIC PILLARS

INDUSTRY LEADING
GHG EMISSIONS INTENSITY
Industry leading GHG emissions (Scopes 1 and 2) intensity of
0.06 tCO2e per ounce of gold produced in 2022
Target: To be carbon neutral by 2030 with
respect to Scopes 1 and 2 emissions
based on the current life of mine plan
Credible and transparent pathway to
target including:
› Decarbonization initiatives underway.
› Offset strategy focused on providing co-
benefits to local communities undertaken
in partnership with the Lundin Foundation
TCFD-compliant climate reports published
annually

KEY COMMUNITY INVESTMENT INITIATIVES
ESTAMOS CONECTADOS
Investment: more than $700K (includes strategic allies support)
Estamos Conectados
Program
22 Wi-Fi community hotspots in 21 communities
Fiber optic network installation
Increased internet capacity in the “Unidad Educativa 10
de Noviembre”
Donation of 1,545 tablets to students from four schools
in Ring 1:
› UEM “10 de Noviembre” – Los Encuentros
› Conchita Salamea – Río Blanco
› Padre Issasi – El Pincho
› 6 de Octubre – El Zarza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63lvTHGjXhk&t=60s

COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE
LUG, SolGold and Newcrest Mining
Investment: $1.3 million
ICU Zamora Chinchipe
In 2022, the emergency room provided critical medical care to
126 patients from the provinces of Zamora Chinchipe, El Oro
and Morona Santiago, of which 49% came from Rings 1 and 2

COMMUNITY WELL BEING
Home care for vulnerable and priority
groups
Pillar 1
Epidemiological monitoring
Pillar 2
In 2022, Lundin Gold continued to support the
Neighborhood Doctor Program, through which
doctors treated an average of 1,000 patients per
month from vulnerable populations of Los Encuentros
and Yantzaza

COMMUNITY WELL BEING
In August 2022, 72 new students took the university entrance exam, of which 46 have
gone to university and 8 have gone to the police/military
90
English
200
Soccer
41
Dance
12
Wrestling
48
Music
54
Boxing
In person: wrestling, boxing,
music, dance and soccer
Pillar
1
Online and in person: English
language
Pillar
2
32
29
42
28
37
46
2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021
More than 200 students, 122 of them
women, have accessed higher
education between 2015 and 2021
In May 2022, the after-school
activities were reactivated in Los
Encuentros

AGRICULTURE
Objective: Contribute to the creation of lasting economic
opportunities for local communities, both with Lundin Gold
and in the broader economy
› Takataii: linking local farmers to FDN’s catering. The
Lundin Foundation started in 2023 a comprehensive
improvement program for Takataii
› Integrated model farms: promoting best practices
through local partnerships
› Vaccinations: increasing livestock health throughout the
province
› APEOSAE: technical assistance to local cooperatives to
access national and international markets. In 2023 the
Lundin Foundation is working with APEOSAE´s new
authorities to improve its sales

INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
General Framework
Agreement
Goal: Promote cooperation
between LUG and the Shuar
Federation of Zamora Chinchipe
(2021 – 2024).
Shuar Federation Offices
Remodeling and expansion of the Shuar
Federation building in Zamora Chinchipe
Shuar Num Tourism Company
Preservation of the ancestral Shuar
culture through tourism.
Technical and financial support for
organic cocoa production

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
› Local procurement in Zamora Chinchipe:
2020: $23 million
› 2021: $32 million
› 2022: $37 million
In 2021, companies OSBRA, SMERA and
ASERFRUN were created
They operate in Los Encuentros with the
technical and financial assistance of the LF
Their main client currently is Lundin Gold
OSBRA ASERFRUN SMERA
Textile factory Cleaning and Sanitizing
Maintenance and Refilling
of Fire Extinguishers
9 jobs created
(1 man and 8 women)
10 jobs created
(7 men and 3 women)
8 jobs created
(2 men and 6 women)
Programs in alliance with the Lundin Foundation and the US Embassy
2021 (AWE): 30 beneficiaries each year from Zamora Chinchipe who receive
business and leadership training
2021 Soy Emprendedora*: 130 participants and 6 beneficiaries of seed capital
grants, technical assistance and access to markets
2022: 27 beneficiaries graduated from AWE in Nov 2022 and moved into Soy
Emprendedora which is ongoing in 2023
Women Entrepreneurship – AWE Graduates

GRIEVANCE MECHANISM
Lundin Gold has an IFC-compliant grievance
mechanism in place since 2016. This is key to Lundin
Gold’s commitment to respect human rights
Complaints can come from individuals,
organizations, institutions or communities.
Complaints can be lodged in Spanish, Shuar or
English, via multiple channels and can be
submitted anonymously.
The mechanism covers issues associated with the
activities of the company, contractors, subcontractors

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROCESS
› Proactive, not reactive
› Facilitated by a neutral entity
› Multistakeholder
› Commitments are made and monitored
› Ongoing with sessions every six weeks since 2016
› Senior LUG leaders deeply engaged
› Participation of community leaders
› Resilient: more than 7 years, pandemic, bridge crisis,
new local authorities. Pending new structure under the
new local government
› In 2022, the community roundtables convened seven
times throughout the year and involved an average of
147 participants
ENABLERS OF SUCCESS
PARTICIPATORY DIALOGUE

ENABLERS OF SUCCESS
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

ENABLERS OF SUCCESS
EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORT

Slide 80
FDN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
IMPACT

326
1,051
2,092
2,775
$0
$1,000
$2,000
$3,000
$4,000
$5,000
$6,000
$7,000
$8,000
Camarón Banano y
plátano
Productos
Mineros
Enlatados de
pescado
Cacao y
elaborados
Flores
Naturales
2019 2020 2021 2022
FDN CONTRIBUTION TO
NATIONAL EXPORTS
Non-Oil Exports Rankings
(USD millions)
1
Mining exports are:
2022
• 1st: non-traditional exports*
• 3rd: non-oil exports
• 4th: total exports (including oil)
FDN exports represented 29% of mining
exports in 2022 (35% in 2021)
FDN represented 55% of gold exports in
2022 (63% in 2021)
Source: Ecuador Central Bank
750%
Note: (*) Non-traditional exports include goods and/or products that have been
incorporated into international markets in recent years.
Shrimp
Banana
and
plantain
Mining
products
Canned
Fish
Cocoa and
cocoa
preparations
Fresh
flowers
1 1 1 2 2 2 2
6 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 4 6 6 6

FDN CONTRIBUTION TO
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP)
0.50%
National
GDP
37%
Zamora Chinchipe
GDP*
85%
Yantzaza GDP*
(includes Los Encuentros)
FDN National Value
Chain
FDN Provincial
Value Chain
FDN
Canton Value
Chain
Source: Ecuador Central Bank, Ecuador Internal Revenue Services and Lundin Gold
2021 contribution
0.32%
National
GDP
42%
Zamora Chinchipe
GDP
81%
Yantzaza GDP
(includes Los Encuentros)
2020 contribution
Note: (*) 2021 Forecast based on SRI information of sales and exports (% gross value added)
FDN
LOM estimated
contribution:
$7.8 – 8.8 billion
FDN GDP Contribution: FDN direct economic value retained + FDN indirect economic value retained (FDN value chain) Economic Value Retained: Economic value generated less economic value distributed (gross value added)

DIRECT AND INDIRECT
BENEFITS FOR THE STATE
2 1 1 1 2 2
• LUG among the top 7 private companies
that generated the most income tax in 2021
• $1.3 – 1.5 billion royalties and taxes
estimated to be paid over life of mine
• $120M – $142M expected to be reinvested
in Yantzaza (+$40M - $44M in specific direct
taxes paid to the Yantzaza GAD)
Tax Contribution
3 3 3
5 4 4 5 5
Income Tax*
(paid in March
2022)
Royalties*
Social Security**
Other taxes (Customs,
capital outflow, etc.)
Profit sharing
VAT on purchases of
goods/services*
Yantzaza Municipal
Patent and Tax on
assets*
FDN
Contribution
to Revenues
Approx.
$130M
Source: Lundin Gold
Note: (*) Direct Contribution, (**) Indirect Contribution

FDN CONTRIBUTION TO LOCAL SALES
WITH MULTIPLIER EFFECT
SALES - LINKAGES
• Zamora Chinchipe was one of the first
provinces to recover pre-pandemic
level of sales.
• More than 30 economic sectors linked
to FDN.
• $1.1 billion estimated total impact of
FDN direct purchases in Zamora
Chinchipe over LOM
FDN purchases and total impact in Ecuador and Zamora Chinchipe
3 2 2 6 6 4 7 7 6
21 19 21 24 23 11 23 24 24
$248
$134
$197
$29 $26 $32 $27 $22 $29
$590
$357
$544
$62 $58
$83
$59 $51
$76
2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021
Nacional Zamora Chinchipe Yantzaza
Direct Purchases Total Impact
Total impact: Multiplier effect from FDN purchases (goods and services) that boost the final demand in other industries and
economic activities.
National

FDN SOCIAL IMPACT
LOCAL
Zamora Chinchipe poverty rate (by income):
o 35% in 2022 vs 43% in 2019
o Only 5 out of 24 provinces reduced their poverty
levels
Education, training and connectivity
Entrepreneurship and programs with gender focus
Construction and maintenance of local
infrastructure (roads, bridges, parks, among others)
Health
Indigenous peoples
LUG Community investment: $31M (2015 – 2021)* Social impact (Social Baseline - perception)
o More employment opportunities
o Higher income in households associated directly and
indirectly with mining activities
o More education (years of schooling, illiteracy,
reduced dropouts, access to university)
o Greater access to basic services (connectivity,
overcrowding)
o Better infrastructure (health, education)
o Low in-migration rate
o Local indicators are closing gaps vs national averages
*Includes Lundin Foundation community investment in Ecuador
Zamora Chinchipe poverty rate (by unmet basic needs):
o 27.5% in 2022 vs 34.3% in 2019.
o Zamora Chinchipe has the lowest level of poverty
measured in this manner in the Amazon region

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