Investor Day 2026 — Presentation Materials Available
Investor Day 2026
Alamos Gold Investor Day 2026
Alamos hosted an Investor Day in February 2026 in which it announced the Island Gold District Expansion, as well as outlined its three-year guidance and longer-term outlook with production expected to nearly double to one million ounces annually by 2030.
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Stock Information
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Shares Outstanding
418.6M
As of July 29, 2026
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Producing Mines
North American Operations
Three mines delivering diversified, stable gold production with long-life reserves and significant development upside.
Canada · Ontario
Island Gold District
High-grade underground mine undergoing a Phase 3 expansion to triple throughput to 2,000 tpd, significantly reducing all-in sustaining costs and extending mine life.
Phase 3
Expansion Underway
2,000 tpd
Target Throughput
Canada · Ontario
Young-Davidson
Long-life mechanized underground mine in northern Ontario. Consistent low-cost production profile with a multi-decade reserve base and stable cash flow generation.
Multi-decade
Mine Life
Low AISC
Cost Profile
Mexico · Sonora
Mulatos District
Open-pit and underground operations in Sonora, Mexico. 15+ year production history. District-scale land package with new discoveries continuing to extend mine life.
15+ Years
Production History
District
Scale Assets
Sustainability
Shared value. Lasting impact.
We hold ourselves accountable to the highest environmental, social, and governance standards. Sustainable mining creates lasting shared value for employees, communities, shareholders, and the environment.
141 Bay Street, Suite 4800 · Toronto, ON M5J 0G3 info@alamosgold.com · 1-866-788-8801 (Toll Free) · 1-416-368-9932
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Our Company
About Alamos Gold
About Alamos Gold
Canadian-based gold producer since 2003
Alamos Gold was established in 2003 through a merger of Alamos Minerals and National Gold. Over two decades, the company has grown into a diversified North American gold producer with three producing operations — two in Canada and one in Mexico — and a strong pipeline of development projects.
With more than 2,400 dedicated employees, Alamos has delivered a 19% average annualized return from 2003 to 2025, significantly outperforming both the price of gold and the S&P/TSX Global Gold Index. The company has returned $530 million to shareholders through dividends and buybacks since 2010.
Alamos trades on both the TSX and NYSE under the ticker symbol AGI, with shares outstanding of 418.6 million as of July 29, 2026.
Core Values
What Guides Us
Safety — "Home Safe Every Day." Our non-negotiable commitment to every employee and contractor at every operation.
Teamwork — Collaboration across teams, disciplines, and host communities to achieve better outcomes together.
Environmental Sustainability — Minimize impact, preserve landscapes, and plan responsibly for future generations.
Integrity — Transparent, ethical conduct in all business relationships and reporting obligations.
Commitment — Delivering on promises made to employees, communities, governments, and shareholders.
A Message From Our CEO
John A. McCluskey — President & CEO
Governance
Board of Directors
Ten directors. No less than 33% independent female directors. Five standing committees comprised exclusively of independent directors. Click any director to view full biography.
J. Robert S. Prichard
Chairman
Director since May 2019 · Torys LLP
John A. McCluskey
President, CEO & Director
Co-founder · Director since 2003
Alexander Christopher
Director
Director since May 2025 · Teck Resources · PDAC President 2021–23
Elaine Ellingham
Director
Director since May 2018 · CEO Omai Gold Mines
David Fleck
Director
Director since March 2014 · INSEAD MBA · BMO / Macquarie
Tony Giardini
Director
Director since September 2024 · CEO Trilogy Metals · Former CFO Kinross
Chana Martineau
Director
Director since May 2025 · CEO Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corp
Richard McCreary
Director
Director since May 2025 · TD Securities / CIBC Mining IB
Monique Mercier
Director
Director since May 2019 · Chair Innergex & TMX Group
Shaun Usmar
Director
CEO Vale Base Metals · 2025 Mining Leader of the Year
Executive Team
Leadership
Experienced management team focused on operational excellence, financial discipline, and long-term stakeholder value. Click any portrait to view full biography.
John A. McCluskey
President, CEO & Director
Co-founder · Director since 2003
Greg Fisher
Chief Financial Officer
CPA, CA · Joined 2010 · Appointed CFO 2023
Luc Guimond
Chief Operating Officer
P.Eng. · 35 years mining · Appointed COO 2022
Chris Bostwick
SVP, Technical Services
30+ years global mining · 19 years Barrick Gold
Luis Chavez
SVP, Mexico
Ph.D. Mineral Economics · 35+ years global mining
John Fitzgerald
SVP, Projects
P.Eng. · 30+ years · Barrick, Rio Tinto, De Beers
Scott K. Parsons
SVP, Corporate Development & IR
CFA · Joined 2013 · Chair CIRI · TD Securities background
Scott R.G. Parsons
SVP, Exploration
P.Geo., FAusIMM · 19+ years exploration · PDAC Second VP
Ward Sellers
VP, General Counsel
35+ years law practice · Mining M&A & governance
David Barrett
VP, Sustainability
Appointed VP 2026 · 20 years ESG · McMaster MBA
Dave Bucar
VP, Environment & Permitting
Appointed VP 2026 · 25+ years environmental mining
James Clark
VP, Canadian Operations
Appointed 2026 · Barrick Head of Mining North America
Khalid Elhaj
VP, Business Development & IR
CFA, P.Eng. · Joined 2015 · Barrick, Teranga background
Marcelo Martinez
VP, Mexico Operations
Appointed 2026 · 20+ years · La Yaqui Grande construction lead
Adrian Paulse
VP, Information Technology
CISA · 30 years mining IT · Queen's MBA · Cornell AI
Rebecca Thompson
VP, Public Affairs
Appointed 2019 · Former senior aide to PM Harper
Grace Tang
VP, Treasurer
CPA, CA · Joined 2015 · Appointed VP Treasurer 2022
Lynsey Sherry
VP, Finance
Ph.D., FCA · Joined 2023 · Former CFO Fury Gold Mines
Corporate Governance
Board Committees
Five standing committees comprised exclusively of independent directors.
Committee 1
Corporate Governance & Nominating
Oversees board composition, director nominees, governance policies, and board effectiveness evaluations.
One of Canada's highest-grade underground gold mines near Dubreuilville, Ontario. The Phase 3 expansion — a new 1,600 m production shaft — will triple mill throughput to 2,000 tpd, materially reducing all-in sustaining costs with completion targeted in 2026.
Phase 3
Expansion
2,000
tpd target
High Grade
UG mine
Canada · Ontario
Young-Davidson
Producing Mine — Underground
A long-life fully mechanized underground mine near Matachewan, Ontario. Consistent output profile, low all-in sustaining costs, and a multi-decade reserve base delivering stable cash flow with significant infrastructure already in place.
Mechanized
UG mining
Multi-decade
Reserve life
Low AISC
Cost profile
Mexico · Sonora
Mulatos District
Producing Mine — Open Pit & UG
Located in the Sierra Madre Occidental, Sonora, Mexico. Open-pit and underground operations across multiple deposits with 15+ years of production history. Cerro Pelon and La Yaqui Grande deposits extend mine life with ongoing district-scale exploration upside.
15+
Years producing
District
Scale assets
2 deposits
Life extension
Development Projects
Canada · Manitoba
Lynn Lake
Development Project — Open Pit
A large open-pit development project in northern Manitoba. Feasibility Study completed demonstrating potential as a significant, low-cost gold producer. Existing road infrastructure and community support position Lynn Lake as a meaningful addition to Alamos's long-term production profile.
Canada · Québec
Qiqavik Gold
Development Project — Exploration Stage
An advanced-stage exploration project in northern Québec with multiple high-grade gold discoveries. Qiqavik demonstrates significant resource growth potential and is a key long-term exploration asset in the Alamos portfolio, with ongoing work to advance toward development.
2. Total consolidated all-in sustaining costs include corporate and administrative and share based compensation expenses.
3. Please see press release issued on July 29, 2026, for revised 2026 guidance.
Investors
Why invest in Alamos?
Track record of delivering long-term value
19% average annualized return from 2003 to 2025; outperforming the price of gold and S&P/TSX Global Gold Index
Long-term focus on returning capital to shareholders
$530 million returned to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks since 2010
Diversified, long-life gold production from safe jurisdictions
Long-life gold production from three operations in Canada & Mexico
Leading growth profile
Fully funded organic growth with long-term annual production potential of ~1 million oz
Strong balance sheet to support growth
Solid net cash position
Strong leadership team
Experienced leadership team with track record of operational and financial excellence
Sustainable values
Our core values of safety, teamwork, environmental sustainability, integrity, and commitment underpin our focus on creating shared value for all stakeholders
Stock & Share Information
AGI — Toronto (CAD)
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AGI — New York (USD)
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Market Cap (approx.)
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Avg. Annualized Return
19%
2003–2025 vs. gold & peers
Shareholder Returns
$530M
Dividends & buybacks since 2010
Gold Spot
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Share Information
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Value
Ticker Symbol (TSX & NYSE)
AGI
Shares Outstanding
418.6 million
Stock Options
2.1 million
Long-Term Incentive Units
3.1 million
Fully Diluted
423.7 million
As of Date
July 29, 2026
2026 Financial Guidance
Metric
2026 Target
Gold Production
510,000 – 560,000 oz
Total Cash Costs
$1,175 – $1,275 /oz
All-In Sustaining Costs
$1,775 – $1,875 /oz
Long-term Production Target
~1 million oz/year
Analyst Coverage — 14 Firms
Bank of America
Sathish Kasinathan
BMO Capital Markets
Brian Quast
Canaccord Genuity
Carey MacRury
CIBC World Markets
Cosmos Chiu
Desjardins
Bryce Adams
Global Mining Research
David Radclyffe
Haywood Securities Inc.
Jamie Spratt
Jefferies Securities Inc.
Fahad Tariq
National Bank
Don DeMarco
Paradigm Capital Inc.
Lauren McConnell
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Josh Wolfson
Scotia Capital Inc.
Ovais Habib
Stifel
Ralph Profiti
TD Securities Inc.
Steven Green
⚠ Fraud Warning
Alamos Gold has become aware of individuals and/or organizations purporting to be representatives of the company and contacting members of the public to offer fraudulent investment opportunities. These schemes involve fake gold sales, fake memberships, cryptocurrency offerings, and falsified documents, targeting individuals primarily in Ghana and Pakistan.
Alamos Gold shares trade only on the Toronto Stock Exchange (AGI) and the New York Stock Exchange (AGI). The company does not sell gold or gold investments directly to the public. For any concerns, contact us at info@alamosgold.com or 1-866-788-8801.
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Investor Resources
→ Corporate Presentations & Webcasts
→ Annual Reports & MD&A
→ SEC Filings (Form 40-F) & SEDAR+
→ Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP)
→ Interactive ESG Database
→ Historical Stock Price (CAD/USD)
Sustainability & ESG
Mining Responsibly. Creating Shared Value.
CEO Message
John A. McCluskey
We hold ourselves accountable to the highest environmental, social, and governance standards. Safety, teamwork, environmental sustainability, commitment, and integrity guide everything we do.
Creating shared value means investing in our people, our host communities, and the environments we operate in — not just for today, but for the long term.
Our "Home Safe Every Day" commitment reflects our belief that the safety of every employee and contractor is the foundation of everything else we do. We cannot create sustainable value without keeping our people safe.
2025 Health & Safety Performance
Annual Recordable Injury Rate
Total Recordable Injury Rate
Annual Lost-Time Injury Rate
Lost-Time Injury Rate
2025 Community Investment Snapshot
$2.5M Invested
In 2025, Alamos invested $2.5 million in community programs and charitable giving. Initiatives include education, healthcare, infrastructure, scholarships, emergency response, and employee volunteering across our host communities in Canada and Mexico.
Metric
2025
Community Investment & Charitable Giving
$2.5 million
Employee Wages & Benefits
$328 million
Government Payments
$152 million
Goods & Services Spending
$970 million
Local Supplier Spending
$181 million
2025 Environmental Snapshot
Metric
2025 Result
Direct & Indirect Energy Consumption
4.6 million GJ
Energy Intensity
8.45 GJ/oz
Direct & Indirect GHG Emissions
244,578 tCO₂e
Emission Intensity
0.45 tCO₂e/oz
Scope 1 & 2 YoY Reduction
12%
Total Water Consumption
6,705 ML
Water Recycled / Reused
74%
Operations with Closure Plans
100%
Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RGMP)
Alamos is a member of the World Gold Council and has committed to implementing the Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RGMPs) — a framework for responsible gold mining covering 10 high-level principles across ESG, business integrity, supply chain, and community engagement.
Governance
Policies & Standards
Alamos Gold maintains a comprehensive set of corporate policies and standards to guide our approach to responsible mining. These cover environmental stewardship, social responsibility, governance, and business integrity across all of our operations.
Health & Safety
"Home Safe Every Day" commitment. Zero tolerance for unsafe acts.
Environment
Reduce impacts, protect biodiversity, manage water and closure responsibly.
Human Rights
Respect for rights of employees, contractors and community members.
Anti-Corruption
Zero tolerance for bribery, facilitation payments and conflicts of interest.
Reports & Disclosures
ESG Reporting
Featured Report
2024 ESG Report
Our comprehensive annual ESG report covers environmental performance, social investments, governance practices, and our progress toward long-term sustainability targets.
Annual Modern Slavery Act report outlining our steps to assess and address risks of forced labour and child labour within our operations and supply chains.
Gold production of 142,000 ounces in Q3 2026. On track to meet full-year guidance of 510–560k oz. Island Gold Phase 3 expansion progressing on schedule and on budget. Strong balance sheet maintained with net cash position.
People are at the core of Alamos Gold's success. Our employees bring integrity, technical expertise and a willingness to learn, which enables us to welcome new challenges. As the growth of Alamos Gold continues, we are looking for driven professionals who exhibit loyalty and a passion for the mining industry. We seek individuals who strive to make the most of their experience at Alamos Gold, while helping us build upon our existing and future successes.
Safety First
"Home Safe Every Day" — safety is the non-negotiable foundation of everything we do at Alamos.
Career Development
Structured programs and internal mobility across disciplines and all levels. We invest in our people.
Competitive Benefits
$328 million in employee wages and benefits paid in 2025. We take care of our team.
Diversity & Inclusion
Building an inclusive and diverse workforce. The mining industry offers diverse opportunities for everyone.
"Good mines and good people are the foundation of our growth."
John A. McCluskey — President & CEO
Security Notice
Fraud Warning
It has come to our attention that people are being offered a variety of positions at Alamos Gold Inc. through websites with which we are not associated. This situation is under investigation. We never employ individuals without first meeting them in person and would never ask you to incur expenses on behalf of our company, including medical test expenses. Please note we do not have offices in Ecuador, Colombia or New Zealand.
If you receive such a message, you are advised to contact your local law enforcement agency and provide any details you may have. You may also forward the messages to info@alamosgold.com
Accessibility
About Accessibility at Alamos
Alamos Gold Inc. is committed to creating and maintaining an accessible environment for all, and will provide accommodation where required, in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.
For accessibility inquiries or to request documents in an accessible format, please contact:
Accessibility Coordinator 141 Bay Street, Suite 4800 Toronto, Ontario M5J 0G3 P. 416-368-9932 Accessibility@alamosgold.com
