Lynas' Investments and Expansions - Lynas' 2025 investments are largely complete[14] - Over A$1.5 billion has been invested in expansion capital in the past 5 years[49] - Mt Weld is set for the next decade with increased capacity, improved efficiency, and enhanced sustainability[16, 24] - The Kalgoorlie facility is integrated into global operations with a feedstock capacity to produce ~9.0ktpa NdPr finished product[18, 31] - Lynas Malaysia upgrades create a future-facing facility with expanded processing capacity targeting 12kt p.a NdPr finished product[20] - Lynas Malaysia has an uplift to 10.5kt pa capacity for Solvent Extraction and Product Finishing production capacity[20, 36] Market and Supply Chain Dynamics - Lynas expects recent industry-shaping initiatives by the U S Administration to lead to a larger "rest of world" rare earths industry[41] - Customers have increased understanding of risks of concentrated supply chains and are taking action[45] Australian Operations and Supply Chain - 74% of suppliers to Australian operations are WA headquartered companies[40] Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves - In 2024, Lynas announced a 92% increase in Mineral Resources and a 63% increase in Mt Weld Ore Reserves[53]

Financial Performance & Guidance - FY25 gold production reached 373 koz, near the top end of the guidance range of 350-380 koz [29] - FY25 All-In Sustaining Costs (AISC) were $2,531/oz, at the bottom end of the guidance range of $2,440-2,740/oz [29] - The company's cash and bullion balance stood at $517 million, representing a $522 million build before debt repayment of $300 million [25, 33, 36] - FY26 gold production guidance is set at 350-380 koz, with Duketon contributing 220-240 koz and Tropicana contributing 130-140 koz [38] - FY26 AISC guidance is $2,610-2,990/oz, including approximately $170/oz of non-cash costs related to stockpile value adjustments [38, 40] Mineral Resources & Ore Reserves - Total Mineral Resources are estimated at 7.54 Moz of gold [21, 141] - Total Ore Reserves are estimated at 1.661 Moz of gold [21, 145] - Duketon's Mineral Resources total 3.26 Moz of gold [21, 141] - Duketon's Ore Reserves total 1.082 Moz of gold [21, 145] - Tropicana (30% ownership) has Mineral Resources of 1.61 Moz of gold [21, 141] - Tropicana (30% ownership) has Ore Reserves of 0.579 Moz of gold [21, 145] Projects & Exploration - An Exploration Target at Ben Hur is estimated to contain between 4.0 Mt and 6.0 Mt at a grade ranging between 2.2 g/t Au and 2.8 g/t Au [15] - McPhillamys has a Mineral Resource of 2.26 Moz of gold [21, 141]

Financial Performance and Guidance - Aeris Resources targets FY26 copper equivalent production of 40-49kt[20, 85], compared to 421kt in FY25[91] - The company anticipates mine operating costs between $302-369 million in FY26[26], while in FY25 the costs were $3449 million[91] - Sustaining capital is projected at $57-70 million for FY26[26], compared to $694 million in FY25[91] - Growth capital expenditure is estimated at $65-80 million for FY26[27], significantly higher than the $351 million spent in FY25[91] - Exploration expenses are budgeted at $18-23 million for FY26[27], a substantial increase from the $98 million in FY25[91] Operational Strategy - Aeris Resources plans to sell non-core assets, including North Queensland assets, and is considering others[23] - The company aims to repay debt by August 2026 through asset sales and potentially hedging strategies[23] - A key focus is on extending mine lives through greenfield exploration[23] Tritton Operations - Tritton is a cornerstone asset with approximately 450kt of copper produced since 2005 and over 300kt still in Resource[30] - FY26 copper production guidance for Tritton is 24-29kt, a 37% increase compared to FY25[30, 35] - Murrawombie Pit ore is expected to provide approximately 50% of the FY26 mill feed[37] Cracow Operations - Cracow's FY26 gold production guidance is 36-46koz, a 9% decrease compared to FY25[54, 58]

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ASX: MI6 Advancing one of Australia's largest undeveloped gold projects For personal use only 2.3Moz Bullabulling Gold Project Diggers & Dealers and Site Visit Presentation 4 August 2025 Luke McFadyen, Managing Director Important Notes and Disclaimer Overview This presentation contains summary information about Minerals 260 Limited (ACN 650 766 911) (Company) and is current as of the cover date. The information in this presentation is of a general background and does not purport to be complete. This present ...

Project Overview - Arafura Rare Earths is developing the world's most advanced construction-ready rare earths project, offering a non-China alternative [1] - The Nolans Project has a mine life of over 38 years and is strategically located with access to existing infrastructure [28, 31, 47] - The project is construction-ready with environmental permits and approvals in place, and over US$40 million has been spent on site works to de-risk the project schedule [35] Financials and Funding - The project's NPV8 after tax is estimated at US$1,729 million (base) and US$2,549 million (incentive) [30] - The company is targeting 60% of equity funding through Cornerstone Investors [40] - Over US$1 billion of debt and completion support has been conditionally approved [40, 48] - NRFC has committed to a A$200 million investment [48] - KfW has an investment of US$113 million subject to conditions [40, 41] Market and Demand - The rare earth magnet exports to the US experienced a 93.3% year-on-year decline in May 2025 [13] - Demand for NdPr oxide is projected to grow at a 7% CAGR from 2024 to 2035, requiring an additional supply of nearly 60kt by 2035 [17] - Robotics is an emerging thematic with a CAGR of approximately 22% between 2024 and 2035, with humanoids forecast to be a US$5 Trillion market by 2050 [17] Production and Cost - The Nolans Project is projected to produce 4,440 tpa of NdPr oxide [28, 47] - The project is expected to be in the first quartile of the cost curve [29, 48] - The project will produce 573 tpa of SEG/HRE Oxide [29]

Northern Star Overview - Northern Star sold 1,634 koz of gold in FY25 [12] - The All-in Sustaining Cost (AISC) for FY25 was A$2,163/oz [12] - Net mine cashflow for FY25 reached A$1,189 million, with cumulative net mine cashflow from FY12-1H FY25 totaling A$32 billion [17] - Cumulative dividends from FY12-1H FY25 amounted to A$14 billion [17] KCGM Operations - KCGM's Mineral Resources have increased by 104% since acquisition [24] - Ore Reserves at KCGM have increased by 48% since acquisition [24] - FY25 gold production at KCGM was 419 koz [28] - Production guidance for FY26 at KCGM is projected to be 550-600 koz [28] - The KCGM Mill Expansion project is expected to deliver approximately 900 kozpa from FY29 onwards for 10 years [28] - As of March 31, 2025, KCGM's total Mineral Resources were 836,282 thousand tonnes at 14 gpt, containing 38,867 thousand ounces of gold, and total Ore Reserves were 363,973 thousand tonnes at 12 gpt, containing 14,441 thousand ounces of gold [63] Yandal Operations - Yandal Production Centre FY25 AISC: A$2,317/oz [35] - Jundee AISC: A$2,064/oz [35] - Thunderbox AISC: A$2,629/oz [35] - FY26 AISC guidance: A$2,600-2,900/oz [35] - Yandal targets 500–550koz to control future cost base [35] Pogo Operations - Pogo sold 283 koz of gold in FY25 [40] - The AISC for FY25 was US$1,341/oz [41] - Net mine cash flow for FY25 was US$297 million [44] - As of March 31, 2025, Pogo's total Mineral Resources were 19,111 thousand tonnes at 100 gpt, containing 6,163 thousand ounces of gold, and total Ore Reserves were 9,130 thousand tonnes at 72 gpt, containing 2,126 thousand ounces of gold [64]

Formal Business - Dr Adir Shiffman was re-elected as a Director with 85.99% (148,549,290 votes) in favor and 13.85% (23,924,461 votes) against[27, 42] - Mr Igor van de Griendt was re-elected as a Director with 95.59% (165,236,395 votes) in favor and 4.25% (7,352,702 votes) against[30, 42] - The Remuneration Report was adopted with 82.17% (113,119,413 votes) in favor and 17.21% (23,696,492 votes) against[33, 42] - The prior issue of the First and Second Tranches of the Share Consideration to the Perch Vendors was ratified with 99.79% (176,691,924 votes) in favor and 0.05% (93,306 votes) against, involving 2,498,227 fully paid ordinary Shares[35, 42] - The prior issue of Securities under the Company's Employee Share Plan (ESP) was ratified with 99.02% (175,311,724 votes) in favor and 0.83% (1,472,558 votes) against, involving 14,662,950 Securities and the issue to the trustee of 9,770,000 ordinary Shares on June 27, 2025[36, 42] - The grant of 455,735 Securities to Mr Will Lopes, the CEO & MD, under the ESP for the FY26 service year was approved with 85.95% (149,952,602 votes) in favor and 13.57% (23,667,381 votes) against[38, 42] - The change of Company name from "Catapult Group International Ltd" to "Catapult Sports Ltd" was approved with 99.73% (176,577,734 votes) in favor and 0.12% (207,502 votes) against[40, 42]

Financial Performance & Growth - Elemental Altus anticipates record adjusted revenue between US$30.1 million and US$34.3 million in 2025 [12] - The company projects a 50% increase in adjusted revenue from royalties, reaching US$32 million in 2025 [13, 65] - Elemental Altus has a track record of growing revenue each year since its inception [15, 65] Portfolio & Assets - The company's portfolio includes 10 producing assets and over 70 exploration and development stage royalties [12, 71] - Karlawinda and Caserones contribute approximately 40% of Elemental Altus's Asset Net Asset Value (NAV) [19] - The Karlawinda mine has seen a 15% increase in reserves since royalty acquisition [27] Capital & Valuation - Elemental Altus has over US$80 million of non-dilutive capital available for deployment from cash and an undrawn credit facility [13, 64] - The company has a US$50 million available from a credit facility with senior Canadian banks [58, 66] - The company's market capitalization is approximately US$350 million [12, 59] Strategic Initiatives - Elemental Altus acquired a 0.54% NSR royalty for US$10 million on Arizona Sonoran's Cactus mine [51] - The company received maiden revenue of US$6.6 million from the Korali-Sud royalty [13, 39] - Elemental Altus has an NCIB (Normal Course Issuer Bid) in place and available for use [13]

Capital Management Plan - TPG plans a cash distribution of up to $3 billion via a pro rata Capital Reduction, potentially offering up to $1.61 per share[16, 28] - A Reinvestment Plan aims to issue up to $688 million in new shares to increase minority ownership, potentially raising the free float to approximately 30%[16, 28] - The company targets repaying up to $2.4 billion of bank borrowings, reducing drawn borrowings to approximately $1.7 billion and achieving a pro forma financial leverage of approximately 1.3 times[16, 28] - TPG aims for an FY25 dividend of 18 cents per share, with growth expected over time based on profit and cash flow[16, 28] Financial Performance and Guidance - Pro Forma FY25 EBITDA guidance is set at $1.605 billion to $1.655 billion, excluding material one-offs[53] - Capital expenditure for FY25 is guided at approximately $790 million, excluding spectrum payments[53] - The company is targeting approximately $100 million in cost reductions from the FY25 Pro Forma cost base, to be delivered over two to four years (FY26 – FY29)[57] - TPG anticipates strong free cash flow in FY25, driven by factors like lower spectrum costs (approximately $128 million lower), reduced legacy handset receivables financing unwind (approximately $125 million lower), and lower capital expenditure (approximately $102 million lower) from FY27[60] 1H25 Trading Update - Pro Forma total revenue for 1H25 reached $2.448 billion, reflecting approximately 2% growth compared to the prior corresponding period (PCP)[69] - Pro Forma EBITDA (guidance basis) for 1H25 was $786 million, representing approximately 0.9% growth versus PCP[69]