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HYCROFT D E V E L O P I N G O N E O F N O R T H A M E R I C A ’ S L A R G E S T P R E C I O U S M E TA L D E P O S I T S March 2023

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Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to (i) risks related to changes in our operations at the Hycroft Mine including risks associated with the cessation of mining operations at the Hycroft Mine; uncertainties concerning estimates of mineral resources; risks related to a lack of a completed feasibility study; and risks related to our ability to establish commercially feasible mining operations; (ii) industry related risks including fluctuations in the price of gold and silver; the intense competition within the mining industry; the commercial success of, and risks related to, our development activities; uncertainties and risks related to our reliance on contractors and consultants; availability and cost of equipment, supplies, energy, or reagents; the inherently hazardous nature of mining activities, including environmental risks; potential effects on our operations of U.S. federal and state governmental regulations, including environmental regulation and permitting requirements; uncertainties related to obtaining or retaining approvals and permits from governmental regulatory authorities; cost of compliance with current and future government regulations, including environmental regulations; potential challenges to title in our mineral properties; uncertainties related to COVID-19 or any other potential pandemic; our insurance may not cover all risks associated with our business; risks associated with proposed legislation in Nevada that could significantly increase the costs or taxation of our operations; and changes to the climate and regulations regarding climate change; (iii) business- related risks including risks related to our ability to raise capital on favorable terms or at all; the loss of key personnel or our failure to attract and retain personnel; risks related to our substantial indebtedness, including operating and financial restrictions under existing indebtedness, cross acceleration and our ability to generate sufficient cash to service our indebtedness; the costs related to our land reclamation requirements; risks related to technology systems and security breaches; the transition away from the London Interbank Offered Rate (“LIBOR”) could have an adverse impact on us; possible litigation as a result of a material weakness in our internal controls over financial reporting; and risks that our principal stockholders will be able to exert significant influence over matters submitted to stockholders for approval; (iv) risks related to our common stock and warrants, including volatility in the price of our common stock and warrants; risks relating to a potential dilution as a result of future equity offerings; risks relating to a short “squeeze” resulting in sudden increases in demand for our common stock; risks relating to information published by third parties about us that may not be reliable or accurate; risks associated with changes in interest rates; volatility in the price of our common stock could subject us to securities litigation; risks associated with our current plan not to pay dividends; risks associated with future offerings of senior debt or equity securities; risks related to delisting by Nasdaq; risks that warrants may expire worthless and that certain warrants are being accounted for as a liability; anti–takeover provisions could make a third-party acquisition of us difficult; and risks related to limited access to our financial information, as we have elected to take advantage of the disclosure requirement exemptions granted to emerging growth companies and smaller reporting companies; and (v) risks related to limited access to our financial information, as we have elected to take advantage of the disclosure requirement exemptions granted to emerging growth companies and smaller reporting companies. 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Industry and Market Data In this presentation, the Company relies on and refers to information and statistics regarding Hycroft and certain of its competitors and other industry data. The information and statistics are from third-party sources, including reports by market research firms. All dollar amounts are expressed in US dollars, unless otherwise stated. 2

HIGHLIGHTS One of the World’s Largest Precious Metal Deposits GOLD 10.6 M oz Measured & Indicated + 3.4 M oz Inferred1 SILVER 361.0 M oz Measured & Indicated + 96.0 M oz Inferred1 GOLD Eq 15.2 M oz Measured & Indicated + 4.6 M oz Inferred1 Strengthened Balance Sheet Cash: ~$142 Million $34 Million restricted2 Debt: No payments until 2027 〉〉 Significant Exploration Upside Potential 〉 Prior Drilling Did Not Focus on Potential Feeder Systems or Higher-Grade Intercepts 〉 SIZE 〉OPTIONALITY〉CASH 1 Mineral resources were based upon the March 27, 2023 Technical Report Summary using $1900 Au and $24.50 Ag. See “Cautionary Note to US Investors Regarding Mineral Resources.” 2 At December 31, 2022 3 Successful Phase 1 Drill Program in 2022 Phase 2 Drill Program - Spring 2023

HIGHLIGHTS NEVADA RANKS AT THE TOP OF THE Best Places In the World For Mining PERMITTED FOR COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS Heap Leach and Milling SUBSTANTIAL ONSITE INFRASTUCTURE • Three-stage Crushing System • Two Merrill-Crowe Process Plants • One active Refinery • Power line and water supply infrastructure • Large Mobile Fleet Maintenance Facility • On-site Laboratory 〉〉〉 4

N E V A D A THE LOCATION Hycroft is a World-Class Deposit THE POSITION Property Positioned Between Historic, High-Grade Sleeper and Rosebud Gold Mines THE PROPERTY Large Under-Explored Property Position Current resource only 5% of land position GOLD & SILVER JURISDICTION 5

6 EXCELLENCE IN SAFETY – 2022 • 2022 TRIFR 0.00 • 12 Month TRIFR 0.00 • Mining National TRIFR 2.017 • 464 Days Last Reportable Injury • 850 Days Since Last Lost Time • At 03/28/23: TRIFR = 0.00 TRIFR = Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate

2022 Achievements 2023 Objectives • Phase 2 drilling o 5,000 meters – RC o 3,500 meters – Core o In-fill drilling targeting Years 1-5 of mine plan o Targets outside the known resource • Finalize metallurgical test work for POX process (sulfides) • Finalize flow sheet for milling operation • Finalize PFS economics • Achieved a new safety record well below industry average (TRIFR = 0.00) • Significant financing through Eric Sprott / AMC & ATM • Completed leaching gold and silver from prior operation • Completed Phase 1 drilling o 25,000 meters – RC o 4,000 meters - Core • Established continuity between higher grade zones • Converted waste to ore benefiting project economics • Extended mineralization to the East with new zone • High grade silver at Vortex continues to deliver HYCROFT ACHIEVEMENTS 7

OPPORTUNITY - GOLD S I Z E , S C A L E & E X P A N S I O N GOLD: ADDITIONAL MINERALIZATION BEYOND THE KNOWN RESOURCE VORTEXBRIMSTONECENTRALBAY 5.3 KILOMETERS / 3.3 MILES 8

OPPORTUNITY - SILVER S I Z E , S C A L E & E X P A N S I O N SILVER: ADDITIONAL MINERALIZATION BEYOND THE KNOWN RESOURCE VORTEXBRIMSTONECENTRAL BAY 5.3 KILOMETERS / 3.3 MILES 9

S I Z E , S C A L E & E X P A N S I O N Tighter drill spacing could expand known pits and mineralization opportunities. GOLD + SILVER: THE PROJECT REMAINS OPEN IN ALL DIRECTIONS AND AT DEPTH OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND MINERALIZATION 10

2022 PHASE 1 DRILL PROGRAM OBJECTIVES Determine if higher-grade intercepts have continuity 〉 11 Improve Years 1-5 economics by identifying higher-grade material 〉〉\ 〉 Convert waste to ore mineralization thereby improving project economics〉 Convert inferred material to measured & indicated categories〉 Identify potential for higher-grade start-up pit Target high-grade deep zones at Vortex – remains open 〉

2022 PHASE 1 DRILL PROGRAM RESULTS Higher gold and silver grades than average resource grade〉〉 12 Higher grade zones more continuous than previously interpreted 〉〉\ 〉 Converted waste to ore mineralization (Camel, Central) thereby improving project economics 〉 Added over 425,000 ounces of gold (M&I) in Phase 1 drilling〉 Extended mineralization 150m to the east of known resource boundary Vortex continues to deliver very high-grade silver over long intercepts • 55m @ 396 g/t Ag at bottom of pit (hole ended in ore)

2022 Phase 1 Drill Program – Brimstone Highlights 13 〉 1 See website for additional drill results FROM TO INTERVAL (meters) (meters) (meters) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Brimstone H22R-5650 0 82 82 1.03 30.38 including 21 24 3 1.20 163.51 H22R-5644 37 87 50 0.79 38.74 including 74 79 5 2.23 84.69 H22R-5645 27 47 20 0.10 90.86 including 114 148 34 3.77 16.77 H22R-5648 195 229 34 0.40 9.86 314 503 189 1.06 58.33 including 337 404 67 1.15 72.86 including 369 401 32 0.40 107.14 451 462 11 1.39 354.29 H22R-5671 26 61 35 2.83 35.59 including 38 55 17 4.81 48.53 78 87 9 0.71 16.35 159 177 18 0.78 45.34 394 408 14 0.29 102.92 H22R-5679 221 250 29 0.98 3.62 including 238 250 12 1.82 5.43 Hole ID GRADE

TARGET MINERALIZATION EXPANDED TO THE EAST 14

2022 Phase 1 Drill Program – Vortex Highlights 15 〉 1 See website for additional drill results FROM TO INTERVAL (meters) (meters) (meters) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Vortex H22R-5670 158 175 17 0.74 11.20 267 360 93 0.70 55.94 including 299 328 29 1.57 98.88 including 340 343 3 0.31 163.50 H22R-5700 489 509 20 2.24 41.77 including 482 483 1 10.94 18.00 including 489 500 11 2.36 46.13 524 579 55 0.88 396.93 including 536 545 9 1.25 1,085.83 Hole ID GRADE

2023 Phase 2 Drill Program Objectives Drill new target identified 150m east of known resource in Phase 1〉〉 16 Continue to drill at Vortex – remains open 〉〉\ Drill high priority targets outside the known resource • 95% of Hycroft land position has not been explored 〉 Drill high priority targets identified through review of historical drilling + geophysics + hyperspectral results (Wild Rose, Chance)

NUMEROUS TARGETS TO EXPLORE S I Z E , S C A L E , & E X P A N S I O N Land Size Hycroft property is larger than Manhattan with numerous exploration targets 〉 Land Position Significant land position - less than 10% has been explored Rosebud Mine1 Close proximity to the past- producing, high-grade Rosebud Mine High-Grade Intercepts High-grade intercepts identified within and beyond the known resource M A N H A T TA N 1Information regarding the Rosebud Mine is not necessarily indicative of the mineralization on the Hycroft property that is the subject of the March 27, 2023 Hycroft Technical Report Summary and Hycroft can provide no assurance that mineralization at the Rosebud Mine will be consistent with the Hycroft property. 17

2023 OBJECTIVES Q1 • CONTINUE PFS • PHASE 2 DRILL PROGRAM Q2 – Q3 • PHASE 2 EXPLORATION DRILLING • 5,000 meters – RC • 3,500 meters - Core • FINALIZE METALLURGICAL TESTWORK • FINALIZE PROCESS FLOW SHEET • FINALIZE PFS Q4 – 1Q24 L O O K I N G A H E A D 18

ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT ENTRY POINT Source: BMO Capital Markets HYCROFT CURRENTLY TRADES AT A SIGNIFICANT DISCOUNT TO OTHER LARGE-SCALE NORTH AMERICAN PRECIOUS METALS DEVELOPERS 19 Study Prices: $1,900/oz Au | $24.50/oz Ag

WHY INVEST ? 20 ✓ One of the world’s largest gold and silver deposits in a Tier I Jurisdiction ✓ Significant upside potential (only 5% of the land position has been explored) ✓ Highly leveraged to gold and silver prices ✓ Permitted for both heap leach and milling operation ✓ Significant infrastructure on site ✓ Transitioning to large scale mill operation with engineering studies underway ✓ Strong cash position ~ $142M unrestricted + $34 M restricted ✓ Executive leadership team with proven track record of successful project development

PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF SUCCESS STRONG BOARD, MANAGEMENT & TECHNICAL TEAM WITH PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF DELIVERING SHAREHOLDER VALUE 21

CAPITALIZATION AND MAJOR SUPPORTS Ownership Summary* AMC Entertainment 23.4 mm 11.7% Eric Sprott 18.4 mm 9.2 % Mudrick 3.9 mm 1.9 % Other/Retail 154.6 mm 77.2 % 1. As of close on March 24, 2023, unless otherwise noted. 2. Carrying value as of December 31, 2022, includes debt issuance costs and discounts. Capital Structure *Based on outstanding shares on March 24, 2023. 22 AMC Ent 11.7% Eric Sprott 9.2 % Mudrick 1.9 % Other/Retail 77.2 % Share Price - HYMC1. (NASDAQ) $0.39 52-Week High-Low $3.10 - $0.31 Shares Outstanding 200.3 mm Market Capitalization $78.1 mm 5-year Warrants issued 5/2020 - HYMCW (exercise price of $11.50) 34.3 mm 5-year Warrants issued 10/2020 - HYMCL (exercise price of $10.50) 9.6 mm 5-year Warrants issued 03/2022 (exercise price of $1.068) 46.8 mm Basic Shares + 5-year Warrants 291.0 mm Unrestricted Cash on Hand (at 12/31/22) $142 mm Debt2 $135.0 mm A C Ent 11.7% Eric Sprott 9.2 % udrick 1.9 % Other/Retail 77.2 %

UNDER A NET ZERO EMISSIONS SCENARIO, PHOTOVALTAIC DEMAND IS EXPECTED TO MAKE UP OVER A THIRD OF TOTAL INDUSTRIAL SILVER DEMAND BY 2030. 1 NUMBER ONE Green Stimulus is a Key Driver Explosive growth of silver-intensive areas such as 5G and solar technology will drive demand. NUMBER TWO Solar (Photovoltaics) Demand Silver Record photovoltaic installations are expected to lift silver demand to all-time highs. NUMBER THREE Electric Vehicle Market China and Europe expected to fuel the EV market and related silver demand. Source: McKinsey & Co. Source: BMO Capital Markets Equity Research 1 BMO Capital Markets Equity Research T R E N D S INCREASING SILVER DEMAND 23

T R E N D S SILVER TOUCHES VIRTUALLY EVERY ASPECT OF VEHICLES. 52% OF NEW VEHICLE SALES WILL BE ELECTRIC BY 2030. SOURCE: S&P GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS FOR SILVER 24

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26 MINERAL RESOURCES Mineral resources based on metal prices of $1,900/oz Au and $24.50/oz Ag. Cutoffs are income – process cost = NPR = NSR – Process OpEx. Numbers may not match exactly due to rounding. Mineral resources are contained within a computer-generated optimized pit. All units are metric. Gold and silver grades are in grams / metric ton **Source: Technical Report Summary, dated March 27, 2023. Approximate Contained Ounces Classification Cutoff, Equiv Gold Silver Sulfide Gold Silver Gold gm/t Ktonnes gm/tonne gm/tonne Sulfur% Ozs x 1000 Ozs x 1000 Heap Leach Resource Measured 0.07 85,424 0.274 5.72 2.14 753 15,725 Indicated 0.07 54,206 0.250 4.32 1.78 436 7,529 Meas + Ind 0.07 139,630 0.265 5.17 2.00 1,189 23,254 Inferred 0.07 41,838 0.250 4.86 1.62 337 6,549 Flotation Mill + Concentrate Treatment by POX and Cyanide Leach Measured 0.34 365,361 0.445 17.09 1.78 5,236 200,965 Indicated 0.34 314,171 0.411 13.49 1.58 4,156 136,445 Meas + Ind 0.34 679,532 0.429 15.43 1.69 9,391 337,410 Inferred 0.34 226,341 0.414 12.29 1.52 3,019 89,568 Combined Mineral Resources, Leach Plus Mill Total Measured 0.07-0.34 450,785 0.413 14.93 1.85 5,989 216,690 Total Indicated 0.07-0.34 368,377 0.387 12.14 1.61 4,592 143,974 Total Meas + Ind 0.07-0.34 819,162 0.401 13.68 1.74 10,581 360,664 Total Inferred 0.07-0.34 268,179 0.389 11.14 1.54 3,356 96,117

RESOURCE ESTIMATION PARAMETERS Process costs: Comminution Per ton of feed to float plant $3.99 Flotation Per ton of feed to float plant $3.68 Process (fixed costs) Per ton of feed to float plant $0.51 Leach, CCD, Detox (fixed costs) Per ton of feed to float plant $0.43 Total Mill Cost Per ton of feed to float plant $8.61 ROM Leach (Oxide) Per ton of feed to ROM Leach $2.75 ROM Leach (Transitional & Sulfide) Per ton of feed to ROM Leach $3.15 Mine Site G&A Per ton of feed $0.44 Flotation Concentrate Treatment Costs: Assumed sulfide grade in feed % 1.80% Ton sulfide sulfur/ton concentrate Ton/ton 0.1093 Consumable unit cost/ton sulfur $/ton sulfide sulfur in concentrate $339.07 POX consumable cost per ton $/ton concentrate $27.74 Total POX treatment cost $/ton concentrate $14.11 Total POX treatment cost $/ton of ore $4.24 Total Process Costs (at avg sulf sulfur): Mill + Concentrate POX + G&A $/ton ore flotation $14.83 ROM leach + G&A (oxide) $/ton of ore to ROM leach $3.19 ROM leach + G&A (transition & sulfide) $/ton of ore to ROM leach $3.59 Mill Process Recoveries: Flotation recovery – gold % of AuFA 80.0% Flotation recovery – silver % of AgFA 80.0% Flotation recovery – sulfide % of sulfide sulfur 85.0% Mass pull % 14.0% Concentrate leach recovery % 95.0% Overall recovery, mill % 76.0% ROM Leach Recoveries: Gold (oxide, transition & sulfide) % of AuCN 75.0% Silver (oxide, transition & sulfide) % of AgFA 12.2% Assumptions: Unit of measure Value Gold price $/oz $1,900 Silver price $/oz $24.50 Mining cost, base* Per ton material moved $1.45 **Source: Technical Report Summary, dated March 27, 2023. 27

LEADERSHIP Highly experienced and motivated management team in place, led by: Formerly with Romarco Minerals, US Global Investors Formerly with Romarco Minerals, Phelps Dodge Corp. Diane Garrett President & CEO Stan Rideout Executive Vice President & CFO Ashlie Thorburn Vice President, Controller On-site Technical Team: Process Manager, Environmental Manager, Chief Metallurgist, Chief Mine Engineer, Chief Geologist Formerly with Zynex, Inc., SRK Consulting (U.S.) Inc, Vista Gold Alex Davidson Vice-President Exploration Formerly with Romarco Minerals David Thomas Vice-President & General Manager Formerly with Nevada Gold Mines 28

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Stephen Lang Chairman, Director Formerly with Centerra Gold Inc., Stillwater Mining Company, Barrick Goldstrike, Rio Algom Ltd, Kinross Gold/Amax Gold, Santa Fe Pacific Gold. Diane Garrett Director President and CEO, Hycroft; formerly CEO, Romarco Minerals, US Global Investors. Sean Goodman AMC Board Appointee CFO, AMC Entertainment; formerly with Asbury Automotive, Home Depot, Morgan Stanley Michael Harrison Director Managing Partner, Sprott Streaming and Royalty Fund; formerly with Sprott Resource Holdings, Inc., Adriana Resources Inc., Coeur Mining Inc. David Naccarati Director Independent consultant; formerly with Cupric Canyon Capital, LLC, Phelps Dodge Corporation. Thomas Weng Lead Director Co-Founding Partner, Alta Capital Partners; formerly with Deutsche Bank. Marni Wieshofer Director Formerly with Houlihan Lokey, Lionsgate Entertainment. 29

2022-2023 EXPLORATION PROGRAM 30 Generalized Low Sulfidation Deposit • Upper large low-grade mineralization. • High-grade Au/Ag breccia zone. • High-grade Au/Ag/Base Metal vein system Development Drilling • 125,000 ft (RC & Core) • Define high-grade intercepts • Convert inferred model blocks to indicated • Expand resources along strike & at depth • Target on potential feeder zones • Explore deep structural targets Hycroft Hycroft

OPEN IN ALL DIRECTIONS 2000 Feet Open HYCROFT MINE OBLIQUE VIEW (0.010 Au opt Grade Shell) Looking Northeast VORTEX HIGH-GRADE SECTION 40700 NORTH OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN SOUTH NORTH 31

MINE SITE VORTEX BRIMSTONE CAMEL CENTRAL GAP BAY North Merrill- Crowe Administratio n, Warehouse, Maintenance Main East-West Railway (Union Pacific) State Route 49 (Jungo Road) New Leach Pad N 32