Geo Exploration Limited · LSE:GEO
Geo Exploration — Investor Presentation (September 2026)
86 slides from Geo Exploration's investor presentation, September 2026
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation
SEPTEMBER 2026 CORPORATE PRESENTATION HIGH-IMPACT EXPLORATION IN AUSTRALIA & NAMIBIA Image result for namibia w w w .g e o e xp lo ra ti o n lim it e d .c o m
Slide 2: Disclaimer
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Slide 3: Company Overview
Company Overview GEO 0.095p LSE TICKER SHARE PRICE – 25TH AUG 2026 14.37% Directors’ Shareholding (as at 30 June 2026) OMAR AHMAD 8.94% HAMZA CHOUDHRY 3.66% AZIB KHAN 1.72% BRAIN CHU 0.05% STRATEGIC PARTNER CALLUM BAXTER 5.96% 02.
Slide 4: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview GEO Exploration Limited is an AIM-listed exploration company focused on advancing high-impact mineral and hydrocarbon opportunities in Australia and Namibia. The Company combines technical and commercial expertise with a disciplined approach to exploration, capital allocation and
Slide 5: Corporate Overview - Current Activity (Gorge)
Corporate Overview - Current Activity Gorge Project - Gold Exploration Project in Western Australia Strategic Gold Tenement Acquisition Systematic Follow-Up in Western Australia Work Programme GEO acquired 100% interest in the Gorge Project (E08/3737), Airborne surveys and initial fieldwork have bee
Slide 6: Corporate Overview - Current Activity (Juno)
Corporate Overview - Current Activity Juno Project - Gold Exploration Project in Western Australia Strategic Gold Tenement Acquisition Callum Baxter: in Western Australia Key Figure in Havieron Discovery GEO acquired 80% of gold exploration licence 08/3497 in Callum Baxter is credited with the disco
Slide 7: Corporate Overview - Current Activity (Namibia)
Corporate Overview - Current Activity Namibia Project - Highly Prospective Acreage in Namibia PEL94 – Farm-Out Engagement Major Operators Increase GEO continues to engage with a number of industry participants Walvis Basin Activity regarding potential farm-out opportunities for PEL94, with BP is acq
Slide 8: The Gorge Project in Western Australia
The Gorge Project in Western Australia 07.
Slide 9: Prospective for Multiple Mineralisation Styles
Gorge Project: Prospective for Multiple Mineralisation Styles Gorge Project is located in Western Australia approximately 110km west of Paraburdoo. The Gorge project covers 81 km² of Proterozoic metasediments within the Capricorn Orogen. Exploration Licence 08/3737 is granted and held 100% by GEO. P
Slide 10: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work Work In the late 1800s small scale miners were active across the licence area collecting alluvial and elluvial gold from within and adjacent to dry stream beds. During this time bedrock sources of primary gold mineralisation were discovered where shallow shafts w
Slide 11: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work More modern exploration for precious metals commenced in the 1980s. Australian Anglo American Limited (AAL) evaluated the Gorge East area (104 Prospect) during 1985 with work including drainage sampling, rock chip sampling and soil sampling. Drainage sample resul
Slide 12: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work Following the positive results achieved by Australian Anglo American Ltd at the Gorge East Prospect, Metana Minerals NL (Metana) recognised the gold potential of the broader geology. As a result, the company embarked on a regional heliborne drainage sampling prog
Slide 13: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work During the heliborne work historical alluvial and elluvial surface workings, and bedrock workings from the late 1800s were noted and mapped. More than 6 areas of surface workings across 5km of strike were noted and results of drainage sampling across the licence
Slide 14: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work Between 2006 and 2010 Ashburton Resources Limited (Ashburton Resources) carried out reconnaissance rock chip sampling across several areas within the current Gorge project area, primarily concentrating on the Gorge West prospect (Figure 2). Rock chip sample resul
Slide 15: Early & Historic Work
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work During the early 2020s small scale reconnaissance prospecting activities were completed across the Gorge licence. Several gold nuggets were collected ranging in size from <2g per piece to more than 100g (Figures 3 and 4). These were collected from alluvial areas
Slide 16: Early & Historic Work - Location Map
Gorge Project: Early & Historic Work Following compilation of historical data and recognition of recent prospecting activities it is apparent that the Gorge licence GORGE PROJECT represents a large scale, high quality early-stage gold exploration opportunity with demonstrated bedrock and surface gol
Slide 17: LiDAR & Aerial Photography Survey Results
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme LiDAR & Aerial Photography Survey Results The high-resolution LiDAR and aerial photography survey over the full Gorge Project licence area was completed ahead of schedule in May 2026 by Aerometrex Ltd. The results have materially improved GEO’s ability to identif
Slide 18: LiDAR & Aerial Photography Survey Results
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme LiDAR & Aerial Photography Survey Results At the Gorge West area, the benefits of the new dataset are particularly clear. Figure 6 shows how the aerial photography and LiDAR-derived terrain model enable clearer identification of historic shafts and workings, prov
Slide 19: Magnetic & Radiometric Survey Results
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Magnetic & Radiometric Survey Results The airborne magnetic survey over the full Gorge Project licence area was completed in June 2026. The results are being used to enhance GEO’s understanding of the Project’s geology, structural framework, and potential control
Slide 20: Priority Magnetic & Radiometric Anomalies
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Priority Magnetic & Radiometric Anomalies The airborne survey identified a new high-priority magnetic anomaly, MAG001, in the northwest of the tenement. The anomaly is strike-limited, has an amplitude of approximately 400nT, and 3D inversion modelling indicates a
Slide 21: Priority Magnetic & Radiometric Anomalies
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Priority Magnetic & Radiometric Anomalies In addition, interpretation of the radiometric data has identified two significant uranium anomalies, RAD001 and RAD002, located proximal to the known gold trend. RAD001 is located approximately 300m from MAG001, providin
Slide 22: Field Reconnaissance Programme
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Field Reconnaissance Programme Recent field reconnaissance undertaken between May and June 2026 has returned highly encouraging results across multiple target areas, further strengthening the exploration potential of the Gorge Project. The work programme has conf
Slide 23: Field Reconnaissance Programme
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Field Reconnaissance Programme In addition, an orientation soil geochemistry survey was completed over key areas of known mineralisation to support the refinement of future exploration targeting. The Gorge Project is characterised by excellent surface exposure an
Slide 24: Soil Geochemistry Programme
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Soil Geochemistry Programme The orientation soil geochemistry survey formed an important component of the May–June 2026 field programme and was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of soil geochemistry as an exploration tool across the Gorge Mine and 401 Prospe
Slide 25: Geological Observations
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Geological Observations Field mapping identified evidence of a structurally controlled mineral system, including Quartz veining & vein networks, faulting & folding structures, alteration zones associated with mineralisation, sulphide & iron-oxide mineral signatur
Slide 26: Logistics & Infrastructure
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Logistics & Infrastructure As part of the field programme, logistical reconnaissance was also undertaken to assess site access and infrastructure requirements for future exploration activities. Key Infrastructure: Accessible northern track network (mapped and ass
Slide 27: Geological Model Advanced
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Geological Model Advanced Final processing and interpretation of GEO’s airborne geophysical, LiDAR and aerial photography datasets has significantly enhanced the geological understanding of the Gorge Project. Key Outcomes: Gorge confirmed to be centred on the reg
Slide 28: Regional Geological Setting
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Regional Geological Setting The Gorge Project is centred on the regionally significant Wyloo Dome, a domal geological structure within a highly prospective regional setting. Regional gravity and airborne electromagnetic interpretation indicates that the Wyloo Dom
Slide 29: Expanded Target Portfolio
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Expanded Target Portfolio - 9 Additional Exploration Targets Identified The interpretation has also identified nine Ranked Exploration Targets Table additional exploration targets through the integration of geophysical responses, structural Name Rank Comment inte
Slide 30: Gorge Mine - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Gorge Mine – Rank 1 Priority Target The Gorge Mine is a rank-one target and has returned some of the most compelling indicators of high-grade gold mineralisation. Historical records combined with recent field reconnaissance undertaken highlight significant potent
Slide 31: Gorge Mine - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Gorge Mine – Rank 1 Priority Target Recent Reconnaissance Confirmed: Five open vertical shafts identified across parts of the prospect Shafts approximately 2m x 2m, open to estimated depths of 20–30m No evidence of modern exploration or drill testing recorded at
Slide 32: Gorge Mine - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme Gorge Mine – Rank 1 Priority Target The Gorge Mine Prospect will be prioritised for controlled sampling of historic workings and mullock heaps. Results will be i ntegrated with geological and geophysical datasets to refine structural interpretation and define dri
Slide 33: 401 Prospect - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme 401 – Rank 1 Priority Target 401 is also a rank-one target within the Gorge Project licence area and has demonstrated strong evidence of high-grade gold mineralisation through both historic exploration and GEO Exploration Limited’s recent field reconnaissance. Th
Slide 34: 401 Prospect - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme 401 – Rank 1 Priority Target Geological mapping at the 401 Prospect identified extensive quartz veining and associated alteration. The presence of pyrite within the surrounding wall rock further supports the existence of a hydrothermal mineralising system and pro
Slide 35: 401 Prospect - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme 401 – Rank 1 Priority Target The results from field mapping, sampling, and historical data validation will be integrated with geochemical and geophysical datasets to refine exploration targets. Follow-up sampling and future drill testing are planned to assess the
Slide 36: MAG001 - Rank Priority Target
Gorge Project: Recent Work Programme MAG001 – Rank 1 Priority Target Previously unexplored rank-one target comprising a strike-limited positive magnetic anomaly of approximately 400nT. Three-dimensional inversion modelling indicates that the top of the magnetic body may occur approximately 300m bene
Slide 37: Work Completed To Date
Gorge Project: Work Completed To Date START May - 2026 Commencement of Exploration Activities. May - 2026 Airborne LiDAR & Aerial Photography Survey Completed 36.
Slide 38: Work Completed To Date
Gorge Project: Work Completed To Date Jun - 2026 Airborne Magnetic & Radiometric Survey Completed. Jun - 2026 Field Reconnaissance Completed. Jun - 2026 Initial Results – Airborne Geophysical Surveys. Jun - 2026 Priority Prospects Identified from Initial Field findings. Jul - 2026 Interpretation of
Slide 39: Forward Planning
Gorge Project: Forward Planning A litho-structural interpretation of the recently acquired airborne geophysical survey data is currently underway. This work will support the selection of priority areas for follow-up exploration and drill targeting, as well as improve understanding of structural cont
Slide 40: The Juno Project in Western Australia
The Juno Project in Western Australia 39.
Slide 41: Juno Project: Havieron-Style Intrusion Related Gold System
Juno Project: Mineral Exploration for Havieron-Style Intrusion Related Gold System Juno Project is located in Western Australia approximately 100km south of the town of Paraburdoo. The project area is leasehold cattle farming and access is by formed gravel roads from Meekatharra to the Pingandy past
Slide 42: Juno Project: Havieron-Style Intrusion Related Gold System
Juno Project: Mineral Exploration for Havieron-Style Intrusion Related Gold System Globally, intrusion related gold systems (IRGS) display a broad range of styles but key components in Western Australia are Proterozoic age carbonate rich host rocks, moderate structural deformation of host rocks, pro
Slide 43: Juno Project: Early & Historic Work
Juno Project: Early & Historic Work An airborne magnetic survey in the early 90s identified the Juno target. Follow up ground based magnetic and gravity surveys were completed in the mid 1990s. This work was carried out by Australian companies Newcrest Mining and Pasminco. Pasminco recognised the co
Slide 44: Juno Project: Early & Historic Work
Juno Project: Early & Historic Work HD1 failed to intersect the source of the magnetic and gravity feature as the hole failed to achieve target depth due to the small capacity of the drilling equipment. However, rocks intersected in HD1 displayed thermal alteration and disseminated sulphide minerali
Slide 45: Juno Project: Early & Historic Work
Juno Project: Early & Historic Work Modern drilling equipment surpasses that of historical rigs and depths of more than 2km are now readily achievable with standard equipment. Since the early 2000s there has been little to no work carried out in the Juno area. Callum Baxter applied for the current l
Slide 46: Aeromagnetic Results
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Aeromagnetic Results The Company’s main focus at Juno is targeting Intrusion Related Gold Systems (IRGS) similar to Havieron and Telfer. Havieron and Telfer are large gold and copper deposits located in the north of Western Australia. Gold and copper mineralisatio
Slide 47: LiDAR Data Delivery
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme LiDAR (Light Detection & Ranging) Data Delivery GEO received the complete processed LiDAR package for the Juno Project, including 0.5 m- and 1 m-resolution Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) and high-resolution ground imagery, completing the survey announced in Decembe
Slide 48: Ground Gravity Data Confirms IRGS Potential
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Ground Gravity Data Confirms IRGS Potential In January 2025, GEO received the fully processed ground-gravity dataset for the Juno Project, concluding the geophysical data acquisition programme launched in late 2024. Analysis showed a residual gravity high precisel
Slide 49: Ground Gravity Data Confirms IRGS Potential
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Ground Gravity Data Confirms IRGS Potential Callum Baxter and the Havieron discovery team completed unconstrained and forward modelling of Juno’s magnetic and gravity datasets, together with ground electrical surveys. The results were integrated to refine the subs
Slide 50: Geophysical Modelling
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Geophysical Modelling Integrated 3-D magnetic-and-gravity modelling has refined an Juno Project 3D unconstrained results showing coincident magnetic and gravity model bodies. IRGS style target and places the top of the primary body approximately 600m below surface
Slide 51: Geophysical Modelling
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Geophysical Modelling Historic hole PHD001 stopped just short of the newly modelled body, highlighting immediate drill potential. Ground-based electrical geophysics was integrated with magnetic and gravity modelling, refining the subsurface geological model and in
Slide 52: Successful Execution of Heritage Agreement
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Successful Execution of Heritage Agreement Heritage Agreement successfully executed with Traditional Owners. Framework spans early reconnaissance through ore-body development, protecting Aboriginal Sites and Country while enabling collaborative consultation. Compl
Slide 53: Results of Electrical Geophysics
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Results of Electrical Geophysics Electrical Geophysical programmes completed at Juno Project comprising Induced Polarisation (IP) and Electromagnetics (EM). IP and EM responses successfully modelled from subsurface data. Geophysical responses observed have upgrade
Slide 54: Results of Electrical Geophysics
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Results of Electrical Geophysics Dipole-Dipole IP 2D Section Lines on modelled 3D magnetic and gravity bodies. Resistivity (left) and Chargeability Fixed Loop EM Conductors with modelled 3D (right). magnetic and gravity bodies. 3D model bodies from RNS dated 28 Ma
Slide 55: Results of Electrical Geophysics
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Results of Electrical Geophysics IP and EM results were integrated with the existing magnetic and gravity models to refine the subsurface interpretation and confirm the maiden drill-hole locations. JUD001 and JUD002 were drilled vertically to final depths of 810.6
Slide 56: New Licence Grants
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme New Licence Grants 8 May 2025- Exploration Licence E52/4391 granted, forming the eastern parts of the Juno Project. 15 May 2025 - Exploration Licence E08/3744 granted, forming the western parts of the Juno Project. 04 December 2025 - Exploration Licence E08/3792 g
Slide 57: Maiden Drilling Programme
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Maiden Drilling Programme The Company conducted its maiden drilling programme at the Juno Project in September and October 2025. Safe and efficient progress was made during drilling activities, JUD001 and JUD002 advanced as planned, intersected the expected rock s
Slide 58: Maiden Drilling Programme
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Maiden Drilling Programme Gold and copper results were returned from targeted basement in JUD001 and JUD002. Silver and zinc results were returned from overlying rocks in holes JUD001 and JUD002. Results show mineralisation was intersected in drillhole JUD001 and
Slide 59: Maiden Drilling Programme
Juno Project: Recent Work Programme Maiden Drilling Programme Initial interpretation suggests the system may hold higher grade mineralisation approximately 500 metres southeast of JUD001 and 2km southwest of JUD001 (Figure 25) which remain as valid targets as per 24 July 2025 RNS. Further review of
Slide 60: Juno Project: Work Completed To Date
Juno Project: Work Completed To Date START Oct - 2024 Commencement of the Airborne Geophysical Survey. Oct - 2024 Site visit by Callum Baxter and team with initial area of interest deemed good, via historical tracks. Meeting with the local pastoralist very positive, and he is very supportive of prop
Slide 61: Juno Project: Work Completed To Date
Juno Project: Work Completed To Date Nov - 2024 Results of Airborne Geophysical Survey received. Nov - 2024 Ground Based Gravity Survey Commencement at Juno Project. Dec - 2024 Completion of airborne Light Detection and Ranging (Lidar) acquisition data. Jan - 2025 Delivery of final data for airborne
Slide 62: Juno Project: Work Completed To Date
Juno Project: Work Completed To Date Feb - 2025 New Exploration Licence 08/3792, north of the current Exploration Licence 08/3497 applied for. May - 2025 Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DEMIRS) in Western Australia grants licences E52/4391 and E08/3744. May - 2025 Integr
Slide 63: Juno Project: Work Completed To Date
Juno Project: Work Completed To Date Jun - 2025 IP and EM geophysical programmes upgraded the project’s IRGS potential, confirmed maiden drillhole locations; drilling scheduled Q3 2025. Aug - 2025 DDH1 appointed as drilling contractor for maiden campaign at the Juno Project. Aug - 2025 DDH1 on sched
Slide 64: Juno Project: Forward Planning
Juno Project: Forward Planning GEO is progressing further exploration work at Juno, including the development of a 3D geological model and additional geochemical studies using multi-element assay and continuous XRF analysis data. The completion of the above work will refine potential future drill ta
Slide 65: Oil & Gas In Namibia
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Slide 66: Growing Major Company Interest In Namibia Oil & Gas
Image result for namibia Namibia - Growing Major Company Interest In Namibia Oil & Gas BP enters Namibia’s offshore exploration sector in the Walvis Basin BP has agreed to acquire a 60% operated interest in the offshore Namibian exploration licences PEL97, PEL99 and PEL100 from Eco Atlantic Oil & Ga
Slide 67: Growing Major Company Interest In Namibia Oil & Gas
Image result for namibia Namibia - Growing Major Company Interest In Namibia Oil & Gas Chevron Secures 80% Stake Rhino Resources Confirmed in PEL 82, Walvis Basin Light Oil Discovery with its Chevron has secured an 80% operating interest in First Exploration Well Petroleum Exploration License 82 (PE
Slide 68: Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview
Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview Image result for namibia 01 Stable jurisdiction, excellent fiscal terms. 02 Offshore there are significant players: Azule Energy, TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, GALP & now Chevron and Rhino Resources. 03 To the north of GEO’s licence, ExxonMobil has a large licence position,
Slide 69: Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview
Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview Discoveries of Venus (TotalEnergies), Capricornus 1-X (Rhino Resources and Azule Energy) 04 and Mopane (Galp) have now proven a new petroleum province in Namibia underpinned 05 Companies are now manoeuvring to access acreage where there are good prospects by the Kudu Shal
Slide 70: Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview
Namibia: Oil & Gas Overview 01 GEO’s licence PEL94 is 5798 sq. km in area 02 GEO holds 78% Interest & is Operator 03 State Oil Company Namcor & Local Company Aloe, have carried interests of 17% & 5% respectively Remaining commitments to acquire 2,000 km² 3D seismic data (firm) and to drill a well 04
Slide 71: Namibia PEL 94: Aptian Kudu Shale Source Rock
Namibia PEL 94: Aptian “Kudu Shale” Source Rock - Mapped into PEL94 GEO mapped source rock from Wingat & Murombe into PEL94 Co-incident with gas in seabed cores & shallow gas anomalies Earthworks created elastic impedance sections which imaged the source rock, allowing qualitative assessment of sour
Slide 72: PEL 94: Source Maturity & Migration Modelling
Namibia PEL 94: Petroleum System - Source Maturity & Migration Modelling 01 PEL94 Petroleum system modelled by GEO & IGI 02 Reference model calibrated to temperature data and assumes a quiescent post-rift margin 03 Source rock mature in and around PEL94 04 Very large volumes of oil and gas expelled
Slide 73: Namibia PEL 94: Petroleum System in PEL94
Namibia PEL 94: Petroleum System in PEL94 Source rock expelling oil and gas in the graben and hydrocarbons migrate either laterally into Welwitschia Deep or up the faults into the Upper Cretaceous reservoirs. The gas appears to carry on up into the shallow section (shallow gas anomalies on seismic)
Slide 74: PEL 94: Prospective Resources Report May 2025
Namibia PEL 94: Prospective Resources Report May 2025 2,913 MMbbl unrisked net best estimate (P50) prospective resources (within PEL94 only) across 11 prospects and leads, with 2 of the prospects mapp ed on 3D seismic data. Gross*Prospective Resources within PEL0094 Net Attributable**Prospective Res
Slide 75: PEL 94: Prospective Resources Report May 2025
Namibia PEL 94: Prospective Resources Report May 2025 2,913 MMbbl unrisked net best estimate (P50) prospective resources (within PEL94 only) across 11 prospects and leads, with 2 of the prospects mapp ed on 3D seismic data. Prospect & Lead Portfolio Map for GEO’s Namibian Licence PEL 94 74.
Slide 76: PEL 94: Welwitschia Deep Prospect
Namibia PEL 94: Welwitschia Deep Prospect Albian carbonates in a very large fault and dip-closed trap. Mapped on 3D seismic data. Mean unrisked prospective resource of 881 MMbbl gross within PEL94 and 687 MMbbl net attributable to GEO, with a geological risk factor of 14%. 75.
Slide 77: PEL 94: Marula Prospect
Namibia PEL 94: Marula Prospect Upper Cretaceous sandstones mapped on 3D seismic data in a distal pinchout trap. Strong, soft amplitude and AVO anomaly conforming to structure down-dip, with Rp vs Rs work confirming that amplitude anomaly likely to be caused by a change in fluid fill (e.g. oil). Mea
Slide 78: PEL 94: New Eastern Leads Unlock Major Upside
Namibia PEL 94: New Eastern Leads Unlock Major Upside Headline Figures Licence - Wide Impact 792 MMbbl unrisked gross mean prospective resources Lifts PEL 94 unrisked gross mean resources by 22 % to ~4.31 billion barrels. Emerald (Albian): 726 MMbbl GEO’s risked net share rises 32 % to 429 MMbbl. Be
Slide 79: Southern Adriatic Opportunity in Italy
Southern Adriatic Opportunity in Italy 78.
Slide 80: Applications for 4 Permits in the Southern Adriatic, Italy
Applications for 4 Permits in the Southern Adriatic, Italy GEO submitted applications for 4 permits in the southern Adriatic in 2013. Proven hydrocarbon basin: In Italy there is the Aquila field plus the Giove, Medusa, Falco & Rovesti discoveries. In offshore Albania, Montenegro and Croatia there ar
Slide 81: Board of Directors
Exploring High Prospective Mineral Resource & Hydrocarbon Projects Globally Board of Directors Omar Ahmad Hamza Choudhry Azib Khan Brian Chu Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Commercial Officer Non – Executive Director & Company Secretary 80.
Slide 82: Board of Directors – Omar Ahmad
Board of Directors – Omar Ahmad Omar Ahmad has extensive experience in leading family offices and a substantial background in AIM and Small Cap market investments. He has been a Professional HNW Equities Investor for the last ten years and has cornerstoned a multitude of fundraises providing strateg
Slide 83: Board of Directors – Hamza Choudhry
Board of Directors – Hamza Choudhry Hamza Choudhry has substantial experience in finance and accounting. He trained at Grant Thornton and worked in the "Big 4" before moving to Industry where he worked as a lead accountant and governance role at Siemens across their multi- billion revenue businesses
Slide 84: Board of Directors – Azib Khan
Board of Directors – Azib Khan Azib has covered the financial sector since 2006, most recently Executive Director in Equity Research at E&P Financial Group. Prior to that Azib was lead equity analyst at Morgans for seven years covering the financial sector. Azib began his career as an Actuarial Cons
Slide 85: Board of Directors – Brian Chu
Board of Directors – Brian Chu Brian is the Founder of the Australian Gold Fund, a private investment vehicle specialising in precious metals and mining stock investments and research. He is also the Precious Metals Editor at Fat Tail Investment Research, where he analyses the gold market and mining
Slide 86: Leadership & Technical Teams
Leadership & Technical Teams Board of Directors Omar Ahmad Hamza Choudhry Azib Khan Brian Chu Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Commercial Officer Non – Executive Director & Company Secretary Technical Teams Gold Exploration – Gorge & Juno Callum Baxter Tom Harris Dr. Finbarr Mur
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