Electra Battery Materials Corp · TSXV:ELBM

Electra Battery Materials — Investor Presentation (September 2025)

24 slides from Electra Battery Materials's investor presentation, Sep 8, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Securing North America's Future

    Securing North America’s Future September 8, 2025

  2. Slide 2: Forward looking statements

    Forward looking statements This presentation includes certain “forward-looking information” within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation and “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of U.S. securities legislation (collectively “forward-looking statements”). Forward-looking statements

  3. Slide 3: Battery materials, made in North America

    Battery materials, made in North America ⦿ First Mover in Critical Minerals Midstream  First battery grade cobalt refinery in North America, for industrial and military applications ⦿ Government-Backed  Funding from U.S. Department of Defense and Government of Canada  Strategic critical minerals

  4. Slide 4: Refinery construction ready for completion

    Refinery construction ready for completion 100+ years US$250M 600+ acres asset life replacement value of land 4

  5. Slide 5: The first of its kind

    The first of its kind o Low carbon hydrometallurgical facility with an operating history Existing refinery, infrastructure, o Fully permitted site, located in Ontario, Canada, with exceptional and permits infrastructure and labour force in the region o Technically derisked with successful flowsheet

  6. Slide 6: Electra is the midstream link between mining & lithium batteries

    Electra is the midstream link between mining & lithium batteries Recycling Refining PCAM CAM Cells Consumer Primary extraction o Can process material from mines and recycled material from battery manufacturing and produce battery grade products o DRC feeds could be supplemented with North American f

  7. Slide 7: Will be 100% of North American supply of battery grade cobalt

    Will be 100% of North American supply of battery grade cobalt China & Taiwan o Cobalt demand for Precursor Cathode 131,200 Active Materials (PCAM) plant expected to 6,500 reach up to 180,000t cobalt by 2030* North America 6,500 o Finland hosts the only significant cobalt sulfate refining outside of

  8. Slide 8: Strong profit margins & free cash flow

    Strong profit margins & free cash flow Sodium Hydroxide o 100+ year operating life 21% o Toll model Gross o Lower risk commercial strategy Profit • Considerations in place to accommodate 45% Sulfuric fluctuations on sodium hydroxide and sulfuric 7% Acid acid pricing o Potential to unlock operational

  9. Slide 9: Offers de-risked growth with re-rating potential

    Offers de-risked growth with re-rating potential Production EBITDA1,2 Recycling, Refining & Processing (cobalt in metric tonnes) (USD millions) Max EV/EBITDA3,4 (2020-2025 Range) 1,000 965x 2025E/2026E 30-35 Key Assumptions 6,500 100 119x Logarithmic scale US$4.50-5.50/lb gross 87x 74x conversion ma

  10. Slide 10: Commercial arrangements in place

    Commercial arrangements in place o Feedstock requirements will be met through agreements with Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) and Glencore, two global leaders in ethical cobalt production o LG Energy Solution will purchase 60-80% of Electra’s production (15,000 to 20,000 tonnes of battery grade cobal

  11. Slide 11: Restructuring & financing overview

    Restructuring & financing overview Senior Debt: Pro forma capitalization (millions of shares) o Equitize 60% (~US$40M) at US$0.60/share Shares Outstanding 18 • Remainder (~US$27M) converted to three-year term loan Equitization 67 Equity Offering: Financing - Lenders 13 o US$30M unit offering US$10M

  12. Slide 12: Project Funding Status

    Project Funding Status Funding Sources (US$M) U.S. Department of Defense $20 Canadian Government $15 Strategic Investment Proposal1 $20 Lender Unit Backstop1 $10 Net Unit Offering1 $20 Total $85 Funding Requirements (US$M) Remaining capital costs2 $60 Escalation $9 Working Capital $4 Corporate Costs

  13. Slide 13: Resilient, ethical and non-Chinese supply chain

    Resilient, ethical and non-Chinese supply chain 51% lower refinery CO2 Removes Responsible emissions1 & ~1.0M 2 Mineral Initiative 40% lower CO2 freight combustion engines from traceability, commitment emissions the road every year1 to ethical supply chain o Proactive, risk-based approach to environ

  14. Slide 14: Management

    The team Trent Mell Marty Rendall Mark Trevisiol P.Eng Michael Insulán PhD Heather Smiles Dr. George Puvvada VP, Project Development VP, Investor Relations & Management CEO, Director CFO VP, Commercial P.Eng., PMP, PhD 25+ years in global 17+ years of experience 30+ years in mining, Economist with 2

  15. Slide 15: Capital structure

    Capital structure Share Price (TSX-V: ELBM) Capitalization and Market Facts1 $3.00 Ticker – NASDAQ & TSX-V: ELBM $2.50 Shares Outstanding 18M $2.00 52 Week Range C$1.04-$3.80 / US$0.77-$2.82 $1.50 Current Share Price C$1.35 / US$0.95 $1.00 Average 30 Day Volume 2 192,000 $0.50 ELBM:CA Market Cap C$2

  16. Slide 16: Critical Minerals Growth Pipeline

    Critical Minerals Growth Pipeline

  17. Slide 17: Pipeline of projects for a resilient supply chain

    Pipeline of projects for a resilient supply chain Recycling Idaho Cobalt North American Bécancour Cobalt Feasibility study underway for Properties Nickel Processing scalable, industrial operation Electra cobalt and Opportunity for battery Potential for North copper mineral projects American battery

  18. Slide 18: Demonstrated recycling capacity

    Demonstrated recycling capacity o Successfully demonstrated production of saleable materials from black mass, derived from battery manufacturing scrap or end-of-life batteries throughout 2023, using a low-GHG hydrometallurgical method o Achieved first North American recovery of nickel-cobalt MHP and

  19. Slide 19: Indigenous joint venture to supply battery black mass to refinery

    Indigenous joint venture to supply battery black mass to refinery Recycling Shredding Refining PCAM CAM Cells Consumer o The first wave of battery scrap will come from cell manufacturing plants o The Aki Battery Recycling joint venture will source and process • Lead the capital resourcing lithium-io

  20. Slide 20: Opportunity for 'Made in America' critical minerals

    Opportunity for ‘Made in America’ Blackbird Ram-Sunrise critical minerals Blackpine Salmon Iron Creek 28 o Idaho Cobalt Belt is America’s best opportunity to onshore cobalt supply and reduce reliance on China • Largest unmined cobalt resources in the U.S.* 10 km 93 o 53Mlbs of Cu and 14Mlbs of Co pr

  21. Slide 21: Idaho Copper Cobalt Properties

    Idaho Copper Cobalt Properties o Several cobalt/copper/gold deposits and prospects within Electra’s consolidated Idaho Copper Cobalt Properties (over 70,000 ha in size) o Exploration drilling to expand resources at Iron Creek and is open in all directions Iron Creek Ruby CAS Mineral Drilling at Ruby

  22. Slide 22: North American nickel sulfate

    North American nickel sulfate o There are no nickel sulfate refineries in North America today o Nickel is the most abundant mineral in NCM and NCA cathodes o Electra has completed a government-sponsored nickel sulfate refining scoping study o Three nickel source options developed derive CAPEX and OP

  23. Slide 23: Bécancour cobalt sulfate opportunity

    Bécancour cobalt sulfate opportunity o Co-locating with precursor makers in Quebec o Strategic location - allocated near Vale’s nickel sulfate plant (also metal dissolution) o GM, POSCO, Ford, and others are building facilities in “battery valley” o Government support, with strong relationship with

  24. Slide 24: Heather Smiles, VP Investor Relations & Corporate Development

    Heather Smiles, VP Investor Relations & Corporate Development Info@ElectraBMC.com +1 416 900 3891

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