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Boa Resources — Merger or Acquisition (June 2026)
24 slides from Boa Resources's merger presentation, Jun 25, 2026
Slide 1: Transformational acquisition of Thaduna and Green Dragon Copper Deposits, WA
Transformational acquisition of Thaduna and Green Dragon June 2026 Copper Deposits, WA Portfolio of copper resources, drill-ready exploration targets and expansive exploration upside
Slide 2: Neds Creek Copper Project, Murchison Copper Belt, WA
Cu Neds Creek Copper Project, Murchison Copper Belt, WA – Acquisition of Thaduna and Green Dragon copper Post transaction tenement holdings in the Murchison Copper Belt, WA deposits and additional exploration tenements in the Neds Creek Copper ProjectF1 – Thaduna and Green Dragon contain a combined
Slide 3: Corporate summary
Corporate summary Strong shareholder base, funded for transaction and planned drilling Capital structure Shares Options 12.8% Pre Transaction 290,622,246 469,386 6.3% Consideration 155,424,587 76,919,407 Post 6.2% 62.2% transaction share Post Transaction 446,046,833 77,388,793 holding 12.5% $0.057 $
Slide 4: Post transaction board and management
Post transaction board and management Board and team with extensive experience in capital markets, resource exploration and discovery and growing shareholder value. Cath Norman Graeme Purcell Adrian Griffin Mark Tomlinson Chair, Managing Director Director Director Director David Reid, Exploration Ma
Slide 5: Acquiring Thaduna and Green Dragon Copper Deposits
Cu Acquiring Thaduna and Green Dragon Copper Deposits – Materially strengthens BOA’s copper portfolio by Post transaction tenement holdings in the Murchison Copper Belt, WA adding advanced JORC 2012 compliant copper resources – Provides a significant platform for resource growth and potential future
Slide 6: Neds Creek Project - Resources and exploration focus
Cu Neds Creek Project - Resources and exploration focus – Focus on northern Yerrida Basin, exploring known structurally controlled epigenetic copper deposits with the potential for stratigraphically controlled mineralisation – 6 high-priority targets identified from exploration – Simple exploration
Slide 7: Thaduna copper deposit
Cu Thaduna copper deposit – Resource of 4.1 Mt at 2.5% for 103 kt CuF1 – Historical small-scale open pit from 1960s-70s – 1,500m strike, NNW trending, steeply dipping – Hosted in a carbon-filled brittle fault, with quartz–carbonate veining to >600m vertical depth – Open at depth – Lightly explored a
Slide 8: Thaduna copper deposit
Cu Thaduna copper deposit F1 – Potential for resource growth by drill testing: – Upper portion and margins of resource envelope – Open at depth (down plunge) – Moderate northerly plunge control – Copper sulphide mineralogy displays vertical zonation (chalcopyrite to bornite) with increasing grade at
Slide 9: Green Dragon copper deposit
Cu Green Dragon copper deposit F1 – Resource of 1.2 Mt at 1.5% for 18 kt Cu – Historical small-scale open pit from 1960-70s, 300m strike, EW trending, moderately dipping to north – Multiple lodes hosted in carbon-filled brittle fault zone to >200m vertical depth – Open at depth (down dip and potenti
Slide 10: Other prospects
Cu Other prospects – Multiple targets ready to drillF2 – Simple, straightforward exploration model and methodology – Known copper mineralised structural corridors from Thaduna and Green Dragon Green Dragon mineralisation – 6 priority prospects identified for drill testing – Ricci corridor Lee priori
Slide 11: Ricci Lee Prospect
Cu Ricci Lee Prospect – Historic 1960s small-scale copper mine – Analogue to the Thaduna copper deposit, sub-parallel and 2km to the southwest, hosted in the same stratigraphy and structural setting – Mineralisation over 500m strike and 200m depth defined by broad RC and RAB drillingF2 – mineralisat
Slide 12: Ricci Lee Prospect vs Thaduna Deposit
Ricci Lee Cu Ricci Lee Prospect vs long section showing copper intercepts Thaduna Deposit – Comparison of Ricci Lee drilling results and Thaduna Resource in long section and at equal scale – Thaduna deposit is ~103 kt Cu, hosted in a carbon-filled brittle fault, with quartz–carbonate veining to >600
Slide 13: Ricci Lee Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Ricci Lee Prospect - 2026 drill plan – Mineralisation identified from RAB drill testing of historic workings 2007 – Significant high-grade mineralisation defined by 8 RC holes 2010 – 2013F4 – No follow up drilling undertaken – Simple grid-based RC drill program, test up dip, down dip and strike p
Slide 14: Rooneys Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Rooneys Prospect - 2026 drill plan – 3.5km west of Green Dragon – Previous drilling confirmed copper mineralisation, including: – 14m @ 3.87% Cu (THR181) – 7m @ 3.99% Cu (THC016) F4 – RC drill program testing 200m of potential strike mineralisation – AC drilling to test strike, additional structu
Slide 15: BOA: Building copper resources over 2026
BOA: Building copper resources over 2026 – Copper focused exploration and mining tenements now covering ~1,378km2 – Six high-priority targets identified, including the advanced Ricci Lee prospect - first drilling focus for rapid resource growth – Comprehensive data collation and machine learning tar
Slide 16: Drilling to drive resource definition and newsflow
Drilling to drive resource definition and newsflow Resource definition at Ricci Lee Commence Drilling assay resource and results Commence 2027 drill exploration drilling Update prospect inventory program released Q3 2026 Q4 2026 Q1 2027 Complete Neds Creek Integration of Plan 2027 drill program Heri
Slide 17: BOA Resources
BOA Resources – Transformational copper acquisition includes JORC resources and immediate and long-term value uplift potential – Balance sheet to execute 2026 drilling and strategy – Strong exploration team with prior discoveries and proven capital market execution – Commitment to disciplined capita
Slide 18: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward Looking Statements Cube Consulting Pty Ltd and a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Mr Bampton is not an employee of BOA Resources Limited. Mr Bampton has sufficient experience relevant to the This presentation is not an offer for financial products in any jurisd
Slide 19: Contact us
Contact us Cath Norman Nathan Ryan Chair, Managing Director Investor Relations info@boaresources.com cnorman@boaresources.com nathan.ryan@nwrcommunications.com.au boaresources.com © BOA Resources Limited ACN 149 582 687
Slide 20: Additional Slides
Additional Slides
Slide 21: Blockley Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Blockley Prospect - 2026 drill plan – 1.5km northeast of Green Dragon (previously referred to by earlier explorers as Northeast Green Dragon) – Historic RAB and AC drilling has intersected an interpreted Green Dragon-oriented structure that may be offset by a second, Thaduna-oriented structure –
Slide 22: Ward Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Ward Prospect - 2026 drill plan – The Ward prospect lies less than 1km east of, and along strike from, Green Dragon and approximately 1km south of Blockley – Earlier explorers referred to Ward as East Green Dragon – Two targets have been identified at Ward – The northern target is interpreted as
Slide 23: Mueller Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Mueller Prospect - 2026 drill plan – The Mueller prospect lies approximately 2km northeast of Thaduna – The mineralised Green Dragon-oriented structure was identified by BOA through mapping and sampling originally completed in the 1960s – Subsequent sampling by CRA Exploration and Sandfire from t
Slide 24: Limestone Bore Prospect - 2026 drill plan
Cu Limestone Bore Prospect - 2026 drill plan – The Limestone Bore prospect lies approximately 8km to the west of Thaduna and is interpreted to be positioned within the Green Dragon structural corridor – Previously named the 1470 Anomaly, Limestone Bore was identified from a 5m deep RAB hole drilled