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Revitalizing The Homestake District Of South Dakota NYSE American: DC Investors and Analysts Tour Presentation January 2026 dakotagoldcorp.com
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 2 Disclaimer Forward-Looking Statements This communication contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. When used in this communication, the words “plan,” “target,” “anticipate,” “believe,” “estimate,” “intend,” “potential,” “will” and “expect” and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Any express or implied statements contained in this communication that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements, including, without limitation: our expectations regarding additional drilling, metallurgy and modeling; our ability to deliver a new maiden resource at the Maitland Project by year end, our expectations for the improvement and growth of the mineral resources and potential for conversion of mineral resources into reserves; completion of a pre-feasibility study, a feasibility study, and/or permitting; our expectations regarding free cash flow and future financing, and our overall expectation for the possibility of near-term production at the Richmond Hill project. These forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and expectations that may not be realized and are inherently subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from these statements. These risks and uncertainties include, among others: the execution and timing of our planned exploration activities; our use and evaluation of historic data; our ability to achieve our strategic goals; the state of the economy and financial markets generally and the effect on our industry; and the market for our common stock. The foregoing list is not exhaustive. For additional information regarding factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in our forward-looking statements, we refer you to the risk factors included in Item 1A of the Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2024, as updated by annual, quarterly and current reports that we file with the SEC, which are available at www.sec.gov. We caution investors not to place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements contained in this communication. These statements speak only as of the date of this communication, and we undertake no obligation to update or revise these statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by law. We do not give any assurance that we will achieve our expectations. All references to “$” in this communication are to U.S. dollars unless otherwise stated. Dakota Gold is focused on responsible exploration and development of gold mines in the Homestake District of Lead, South Dakota. dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 3 3 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC Dakota Gold – A unique investment opportunity • Gold prices and demand at record highs dur ing a time of production deficits • Leadership team with track record success • Advancing the Richmond Hill Gold Project, one of the largest undev eloped heap leach gold resources in the U.S. to production as soon as 2029 • Robust economics outlined in Initial Assessment with Cash F low announced July 2025 • Pre- Feasibility Study H2 2026 / Feasibility Study H1 2027 • Maitland Unionville Zone – m aiden resource end of year 2026 • Principal projects on Private Land in historic Homestake District of South Dakota with existing infrastructure • Fully funded through Feasibility - $33.0M cash balance (as at Sep 30, 2025) Dakota Gold, NYSE American: DC is a unique investment opportunity for exposure to a U.S. development stage gold asset, with Richmond Hill and high-grade gold exploration optionality at Maitland.
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Securing U.S. domestic supply & production of minerals dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 4 • In an Executive Order in March 2025, President Trump des ignated critical minerals as well as gold as a focus for development in securing U.S. domestic supply and production of the minerals. 1 • South Dakota Governor Rhoden v isited Dakota Gold in May. During the visit, he underscored the importance of diversification and creating a strong economy for the State of South Dakota. • The Initial Assessment with Cash Flow Measured and I ndicated plan for Richmond Hill has outlined $400 million in state severance taxes over the life of mine for South Dakota and has the potential to generate hundreds of high- paying jobs and contribute to a strong economy for our community and state. 2 1. March 20, 2025 The White House: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/immediate- measures-to-increase-american-mineral-production 2. July 7, 2025 News Release re Initial Assessment with Cash Flow
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Richmond Hill Gold Project • Private Land • Over 3,000 mineral acres • Development stage • S-K 1300 Heap Leachable Resource: 3.65 M oz M&I Gold 2.61 M oz Inferred Gold 38.1 M oz M&I Silver 22.8 M oz Inferred Silver • S-K 1300 IACF (at US $2,350/oz Au) MaitlandRichmond Hill Coeur’s Wharf Open Pit Mine (+4 M oz Au) Homestake Mine (+40 M oz Au) Lead City/ Headquarters Deadwood City Homestake District: New Opportunities Legend - Dakota Gold holds over ~48k mineral acres in the Homestake District Dakota Gold Land Package Homestake Iron Formation Wharf open pit mine Wharf Land Package Richmond Hill – Private Land Richmond Hill – M&I resource Maitland - Private Land Dakota Gold Headquarters dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 5 Maitland Gold Project • Private Land • 2,364 mineral acres • Exploration stage • Contiguous with Homestake Mine • Two Discoveries: o JB Gold Zone Homestake Mi ne- style gold mineralization (iron formation) o Average Grade: 10.76 g/t Au over 4. 0 meters o Analogous to Homestake’s West Ledg e System - 6 million oz gold produced with Average grade: 11.63 g/t Au over 6.1 meters o Unionville Zone shallow Tertiary e pithermal gold mineralization o Average Grade: 4 g /t Au over 6.4 meters (US$) M&I plan MI&I plan After-tax NPV5% $1.6 B $2.1 B After-tax IRR 55% 59% Initial Capital $384 M $383 M After-tax Payback (yrs) 1.7 1.5 Mine Life (yrs) 17 28 LOM Gold Prod (M ozs) 2.60 3.98 LOM Avg Annual Gold Prod (oz/yr) 153,000 142,000 LOM AISC ($/oz) $1,047 $1,050
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OVERVIEW of IACF dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 6
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7 Richmond Hill – IACF supports simple, open pit, heap leach project dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC (US$) M&I plan MI&I plan Key Assumptions Base Case Gold Price $2,350/oz $2,350/oz Base Case Silver Price $29.00/oz $29.00/oz Production Profile Total Tonnes Processed (Mt) 168.3 273.7 Strip Ratio 0.66 0.44 Heap Leach Feed Grade (oz/ton) 0.017 0.015 Heap Leach Feed Grade (g/t) 0.566 0.530 Mine Life (years) 17 28 Throughput (MTPA) 10.0 10.0 Gold Recovery (kozs) 85.1% 85.4% Silver Recovery (kozs) 28.7% 28.8% LOM Gold Payable (kozs) 2,604 3,982 LOM Silver Payable (kozs) 8,737 12,905 LOM Average Annual Gold Payable 153,000 142,000 (US$) M&I plan MI&I plan LOM AISC (Cash Cost plus Sustaining Cost) $1,047 $1,050 Capital Costs Initial Capital Cost $384.1 M $383.4 M Sustaining Capital Cost $219.6 M $232.6 M Closure Capital Cost $129.2 M $73.0 M After-tax NPV 5% $1.6 B $2.1 B After-tax IRR 55% 59% Gold Recovery 68.3% 72.6% 76.9% 81.1% 85.4% Gold Price After-tax NPV5% (US$ M) for MI&I plan $2,350 $1,389 $1,571 $1,752 $1,932 $2,113 $2,750 $1,915 $2,127 $2,338 $2,549 $2,761 $3,150 $2,439 $2,682 $2,924 $3,167 $3,409 $3,550 $2,964 $3,237 $3,511 $3,784 $4,057 $3,950 $3,488 $3,792 $4,096 $4,401 $4,705 $4,150 $3,750 $4,070 $4,389 $4,709 $5,029
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8 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 88 Richmond Hill - M&I plan production and cost profile 153,000 oz/yr GOLD PRODUCTION 2.6 Moz GOLD LOM PRODUCTION (17-year mine life) US$1,047/oz LOM AISC (US$2,350/oz Gold Price) M&I plan
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Richmond Hill – Phase 1 & 2 mine plan dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC • Initial permit to authorize 580 acres of net disturbance • Initial mining to start in higher value northeast portion of Project and continue to progress south over life of mine 99 Plan View Leach Pad 1 (18.2MM tons) Property Boundary Mined Area Overburden Storage Area (16MM tons) Water Treatment Plant Admin, Security Gate New Permit – Mine Area Leach Pad Overburden Storage Property Boundary Site Infrastructure Crushing Facilities Merrill Crowe Plant Truck Shop Wash Bay, Tire Change. Fuel Haul Road Haul Road North
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10 Richmond Hill – Phase 3-5 mine plan dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 10 • Concurrent reclamation with mining to reduce disturbance footprint • Backfill and shaped to fulfill final designed and approved topography • Area revegetated to final presented and approved revegetation plans • Area to include storm water management designed and approved in management plan Plan View Leach Pad 1 (51.5MM tons) Property Boundary Mined Area Overburden Storage Area (Reclaimed) Water Treatment Plant Admin, Security Gate New Permit – Mine Area Leach Pad Overburden Storage Property Boundary Site Infrastructure Crushing Facilities Merrill Crowe Plant Truck Shop Wash Bay, Tire Change. Fuel Haul Road Haul Road North Reclaimed Area Leach Pad 2 (44.4MM tons) Storm Event Conveyance Spillway Leach Pad 3 (35.6MM tons) Reclaimed Mined Area Final Area to be Mined Final Area to be Mined
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 11 Richmond Hill – 2025 infill/expansion drilling dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 11 • Drilling c ompleted in December 2025 with final remaining results expected in coming weeks of 2026 for the program. • Plan map with S-K 1300 Initial Assessment resource block model of the 5,600, 5,500, 5,400 and 5,300 bench levels in the northeast Project area projected to the surface. • Select historical drill hole information that informed the block m odel, and the location of current and future drill holes designed for the metallurgical, infill and step-out drilling to define and expand a future resource estimation. RH25C-323 - 31.1m @ 2.19 g/t Au RH25C-319 - 47.6m @ 1.18 g/t Au
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12 Richmond Hill – 2026 infill/expansion and Feasibility drill plan dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 12 • T otal of 15,481 meters (50,790 feet) of drilling in 109 holes • 10-Y ear Mine Plan o 6,700 meters ( 22,040 feet) o Infill drilling within the 10-Y ear mine plan to convert inferred to measured and indicated • Northern Expansion: o 2,300 meters ( 7,500 feet) o Step-out drilling to add ounces north and north- east of the 10-year mine plan • Overburden Stockpile Area (OSA): o 3,200 meters ( 10,580 feet) o Condemnation drilling for the proposed OSA • South Infrastructure o 1,000 meters ( 3,220 feet) o Condemnation drilling for the initial heap leach pad • Geotech (Not shown) o 2,300 meters ( 7,450 feet) o Geotechnical drilling into pit walls for pit slope stability s tudies 10-Year Mine Plan Northern Exp South Infrastructure OSA
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RICHMOND HILL FEASIBILITY STUDY dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 13
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14 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 1414 Richmond Hill – Feasibility Study led by M3 Environmental sub-contractors supporting permit engineering Lead Study Manager Environmental/ Permitting Heap Leach DesignMetallurgy • LifeCycleGeo • Geosyntc • Air Sciences • HDR • BKS Environmental Assoc. • GEI Consultants • Stantec • Wave Engineering • Vantage Point • ICF • Dakota Institute • Premier Resource and Mining Plan
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15 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC Richmond Hill – Permitting and Timeline to production 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) / Feasibility Study (FS) Baseline Data Collection Permitting - County Conditional Use Permit - Mine Permit – SD DANR Construction 1 Engineering & EPCM Production 1. See news release Feb 6, 2025 re Barrick Gold has extended the option period for the Richmond Hill option agreement unt il December 31, 2028 with Dakota Gold. Notice of Intent
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RICHMOND HILL METALLURGY dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 16
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 17 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 17 Richmond Hill - 2026 metallurgical test work The metallurgical testing program is in progress and scheduled completion in Q3 2026, with staged testing and reporting milestones throughout. Metallurgical testing scope of work: • Ore Characterization & P reliminary Testing • Column Leach Testing • Comminution & Crushing S tudies • Process Optimization & Rec overy • Deleterious Elements & E nvironmental Testing
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Richmond Hill – Metallurgical testing program dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC • Extensive metallurgical drilling was completed in 2025 • The Company expects to ship 4,000 kg of material to Forte D ynamics Lab (the “Lab”) that represent 28 potential geo- metallurgical domains, and complete more than 30 column tests • Approximately 10% of the material to the Lab has been s hipped to date and continues to assemble material for composite testing. The test work is being informed by the results to date as well as the historical work at Richmond Hill 1 • To date, the Company has received results for two initial c omposites from the MW3 zone in the northern part of the property 1 1. See December 18, 2025 News Release 1818
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TRADE-OFF STUDIES dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 19
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20 Richmond Hill - Feasibility trade-off studies dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 20 • Mining & Stacking Tonnage Rates o IACF 30,000 tpd vs. 60,000 tpd optimized mining and stacking rate to maximize ounce profile, cash flow, LOM timeline, and overall project financials o Crushing and stacking rates will drive sizing and configuration of crushing circuit and M errill-Crowe recovery plant • Conveyor Stacking v s. Truck Stacking o Operational flexibility & efficiency of truck stacking greater v s. conveyor stacking...especially at higher tonnage rates o Pad placement, stacking rates, & pad geometry all factors that impact stacking m ethodology selection • Agglomeration o Need for agglomeration will be driven by ore characteristics and permeability tes ting conducted during metallurgical testing program • Heap Leach Pad Location, Quantity, Sizing, and Purpose o Siting study will inform suitable locations for operationally stable and efficient l each pad placement o Regulated surface disturbance limitations will also constrain number and size of pads o Engineering and design of the Richmond Hill leach pads will likely be a hybrid of s tationary and "non-permanent" (i.e. on-off) leach pads Conveyor Stack Truck Stack Agglomeration Heap Leach Design
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CORPORATE STRUCTURE and PERMITTING dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 21
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22 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC County and State Permits • County – Law rence County Office of Planning and Zoning o Conditional Use Permit • State – S outh Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (SD DANR) o Determination of Special, Exceptional, Critical, or Unique Lands o Large-Scale Mine Permit(s) o Air Quality Construction Permit o Air Quality Operational Permit o Surface Water Discharge Permit(s) o Stormwater Discharge Permit o Groundwater Discharge Permit(s) o 404 Permit o Solid Waste Permit o Hazardous Waste Permit o Water Rights
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Local Experience and Competencies dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 23 Jack Henris President and COO More than 35 years of experience in the mining industry with both heap leach and underground gold operations, from permitting through production. Former COO for Hycroft Mining and held various senior management roles for Newmont Mining, Stantec, Goldcorp, Barrick and eight years for Homestake Mining Company including five years at the Homestake Mine open cut in Lead, South Dakota. Shawn Campbell CFO More than 15 years of experience in project and operations financial management including various roles with Goldcorp including Head of Investor Relations and the Head of Finance for Canada and the U.S. Part of management team at Goldcorp during its sale of the Wharf Mine to Coeur Mining. Amy Koenig SVP Chief Legal Officer & Corp Secretary Former VP, Governance, Corporate Secretary & Deputy General Counsel for Black Hills Corporation (BHC). Prior to joining BHC, Ms. Koenig was a litigator at Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore LLP. James Berry VP Exploration Over 30 years of experience in mining and exploration including 5 years working for Goldcorp at the Wharf Mine, as well as 10 years with Homestake Mining Company. Mike Eiselein VP Project Development 34 years’ experience in process operations, engineering, and design. Senior operations roles with Barrick, Newmont, McEwen Mining, Teck, and Bunker Hill. Mark Rantapaa VP Operations Over 36 years in mining including 26 years with Barrick Gold Corporation. Ron Everett Sr. Manager – Business Former Mayor of Lead with 47 years of experience in the mining industry including Administration Manager of the Wharf Mine for Goldcorp and Coeur Mining as well as Administration Manager for the Richmond Hill Mine. Elizabeth Sailer VP, External Relations Over twenty years of experience in public, governmental and media relations, communications and partnership collaborations throughout South Dakota. Timm Comer Environmental Director Three decades of experience in environmental permitting, policy development, and compliance program implementation of mining properties with effective operation, reclamation, and closure focus. Bill Gehlen Sr. Manager - Geology Former Manager, Corporate Development at Gold Standard Ventures and former Manager, Resource Development with OceanaGold. Lindsay Chasten Exploration Manager Over 10 years of experience working at the Wharf Mine for both Goldcorp and Coeur Mining in production support and exploration including resource modeling, database management and QA/QC. ~92% of Dakota Gold employees live in South Dakota with 13 South Dakota School of Mines alumni, students or former faculty
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JB Gold Zone (Precambrian Au) Unionville Zone (Tertiary Au) Maitland Project West Ledge System Main Ledge System Open Cut Homestake Mine North Drift Discovery (Precambrian Au) Mined out ore bodies (Precambrian Au) Projected to the surface DC Precambrian Au drill hole intercepts Projected to the surface Ore ledge outlines projected into the section (Precambrian Au) 0 5,000 feet dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 24 Gold bearing Homestake Formation (red to blue; shallow to deep) Gold Mineralization in Ledges Blind Gold Target Maitland Gold Project - High-grade exploration optionality JB Gold Zone - Approx. 47 Drill Holes from surface - Avg grade of 10.76 g/t Au and width of 4.0 m West Ledge System - 6 million oz gold produced - Approx. 6,000 Drill Holes underground - Avg grade of 11.63 g/t Au and width of 6.1 m
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25 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC Mineralized Intercept (not always True Thickness) Homestake Mine 21 Ledge System Outline Drawn to Scale for Comparison to Maitland Homestake Drill Intercepts Unmineralized Intercept SouthNorth Long Section View 21 Ledge 2.5 M oz Au Maitland – JB Gold Zone analogous to West Ledge System 600 Meters 2.5 m @ 5.25 g/t 6.4 m @ 9.46 g/t 4.4 m @ 25.03 g/t 3.2 m @ 10.01 g/t 5.0 m @ 19.54 g/t 6.4 m @ 4.77 g/t 1.5 m @ 8.24 g/t 2.0 m @ 4.70 g/t 5.5 m @ 3.84 g/t 300 meters
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26 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC Maitland – Unionville Zone Long Section Untested Area A A’ 5000 m N 4500 m N 4000 m N 3500 m N 1500 m EL 1000 m EL 200 m MAITLAND – UNIONVILLE ZONE LONG SECTION VIEW LOOKING EAST Grade – Thickness Grams gold X meters Untested Area • Modeled mineralization zone w ith drillhole pierce points and grade-thickness contours • To date 25 drill hole intersections have been made into the tertiary Unionville Zone averaging a grade of ~ 4 g/t Au over 6.4 meters A A’
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27 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC Maitland – Unionville 2026 maiden resource infill drill plan dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 27 Plan View Map A A’ • 5,578 meters (18,300 feet) infill drill c ampaign in 44 holes • Maiden resource year end 2026 • Extensive zone of continuous Tertiary epi thermal gold mineralization • Open in all directions • Target extension strike extends for at l east 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) • With inclusion of rock chip samples, the total strike length could extend to as much as 3,000 meters (9,843 feet) Target Extension Surface Rock Chip Samples Discovery Hole MA22C-009 36.48 m @ 3.57 g/t Au Unionville Zone 2026 planned infill holes Maitland Mine (Produced 200k oz Au) Long Section (A-A’)
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 28 dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 28 Richmond Hill – Low-sulfidation gold system opportunity • Underlying the Richmond Hill near surface oxide resource is extensive sulfide mineralization in the southern area of the pr operty. • Cross Section through central part of the Richmond Hill resource showing distribution of grades, oxide/sulfide boundary, ex ample of sulfide gold grades at depth and the location of mineralization. 23.7m @ 0.89 g/t Au 4.2 m @ 1.92 g/t Au 16.7 m @ 1.17 g/t Au 23.7 m @ 3.50 g/t Au 5.1 m @ 2.19 g/t Au 5.0 m @ 1.17 g/t Au 19.9 m @ 0.93 g/t Au 7.3 m @ 0.75 g/t Au 6.1 m @0.86 g/t Au 6.7 m @ 1.37 g/t Au 19.2 m @ 1.82 g/t Au 19.0 m @ 1.30 g/t Au 5.8 m @ 0.69 g/t Au RH23C - 016 5.2 m @ 0.99 g/t Au 27.1 m @ 0.95 g/t Au 42.0 m @ 1.35 g/t Au 25.9 m @ 0.77 g/t Au 15.3 m @ 1.13 g/t Au 24.4 m @ 0.70 g/t Au 15.0 m @ 0.77 g/t Au 14.5 m @ 0.79 g/t Au 19.9 m @ 0.71 g/t Au 27.2 m @ 0.75 g/t Au RH23C - 014 Oxide Sulfide Twin Tunnels North Richmond Hill Resource Pit Shell & Block Model 200 meters SW
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dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC 29 Dakota Gold NYSE American: DC CAPITAL STRUCTURE (Sep 30, 2025) (in millions) Shares Outstanding 112.9 Stock Options 5.0 Restricted Share Units 1.5 Performance Share Units 0.3 Warrants Outstanding 6.2 Fully Diluted 125.9 Cash (as at Sep 30, 2025) $33.0 Market Cap (as at Jan 12, 2026) ~$715 ANALYST COVERAGE Agentis Capital Michael Gray BMO Capital Andrew Mikitchook Canaccord Genuity Peter Bell H.C. Wainwright Heiko F. Ihle Senior Management & Board Own ~11% Alignment with Shareholders Other, 60.6% Robert Quartermain, 6.9% Orion Mine Finance, 6.4% BlackRock Fund , 4.3% The Vanguard Group, 3.7% Van Eck Associates, 3.0% Franklin Advisors, 2.5% Euro Pacific Asset Mgmt, 2.4% Barrick Gold, 1.9% Konwave AG, 1.7% Geode Capital, 1.7% CPR Asset Mgmt, 1.3% SSgA Fund, 1.3% Fidelity Mgmt, 1.2% Trek Financial, 1.1% SHAREHOLDERS (Jan 12, 2026) - Co-Chair, Director and CEO 12 Month Performance As of Jan 12, 2026 Dakota Gold +178% Spot Gold +70% GDXJ +173% S&P 500 +19%
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Significant Gold Optionality for Shareholders dakotagoldcorp.com | NYSE-A: DC • Richmond Hill - S-K 1300 resource outlining 3.65 Moz of heap leachable M&I resources with robust Initial Assessment with Cash Flow • Unionville Zone - T ertiary epithermal gold system at Maitland • JB Gold Zone - H igh-grade banded iron formation gold outlined at Maitland similar to the 6Moz West Ledges at Homestake Mine 30 2026 Catalysts Richmond Hill – Advancing Feasibility and Permitting • Pre-F easibility Study H2 2026 • Preliminary and final metallurgical t esting results • Infill and expansion drilling • Baseline data collection for permitting • Filing the Notice of Intent Maitland Gold • Unionville Zone - i nfill drilling targeting maiden resource by year end 2026 • JB Gold Zone - c ontinue to evaluate high-grade optionality opportunities
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MEDIA AND INVESTOR RELATIONS Jack Henris President and COO O +1 605 717 2540 Shawn Campbell Chief Financial Officer O +1 778 655 9638 Carling Gaze VP of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications O +1 605 679 7429 E info@dakotagoldcorp.com LEAD MAIN OFFICE 106 Glendale Drive, Suite A, Lead, South Dakota, 57754, USA VANCOUVER OFFICE 1588 609 Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V7Y 1G5, Canada info@dakotagoldcorp.com @dakotagoldcorp linkedin.com/company/dakotagold/ dakotagoldcorp.com +1 778 655 9638NYSE American: DC