Turnstone Resources Ltd · ASX:TSR
Turnstone Resources — Investor Presentation (August 2026)
17 slides from Turnstone Resources's investor presentation, August 2026
Slide 1: Creating value from critical minerals and potash
Creating value from 852 critical minerals and potash INVESTOR PRESENTATION August 2026 ACN 153 414 852
Slide 2: Important Notices and Disclaimers
Important Notices and Disclaimers This presentation (Presentation), together with any information communicated by Turnstone Resources Ltd To the fullest extent permitted by law, TSR, its officers, employees, related bodies corporate, agents and ACN 153 414 852 (the Company, TSR or Turnstone), in any
Slide 3: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview Capital Structure (ASX: TSR)1 Shareholder Summary1 Share price A$0.020 Shares on issue 169.76M 2% Options and performance rights on issue 37.28M 20% Market capitalisation (undiluted) A$3.40M 13% Cash (30-Jun-26) A$0.46M Australia & New Zealand: 65% 65% Directors & Management: 13%
Slide 4: TSR Board of Directors
TSR Board of Directors Capability aligned with growth strategy Richard Pearce Len Jubber Rory Luff Christian Barbier Non-Executive Chair CEO | MD Non-Executive Director CEO | MD Non-Executive Director Richard Pearce is an experienced professional Len Jubber has held numerous executive Rory Luff is t
Slide 5: Investment Case: Why Invest into Turnstone Resources
Investment Case Value Catalyst #1 Potential for early-stage exploration success at Why Invest into underexplored district scale copper-gold opportunities Turnstone Resources Value Catalyst #2 Targeted new project addition creates potential rerating catalyst Value Catalyst #3 Potash optionality not y
Slide 6: Value Catalyst #1 – Swedish Portfolio
Value Catalyst #1 – Swedish Portfolio An emerging, underexplored copper-gold belt in a tier-one jurisdiction Location • Sweden ranked 9th of 68 in the Fraser Institute 2025 Annual Survey of Mining Companies / Global Investment Attractiveness Index • Long mining history and strong government support,
Slide 7: Portfolio Summary
Portfolio Summary Copper-gold portfolio across the maturity pipeline Portfolio Commodity Stage Status Next Catalyst Ranking Artisanal workings 49 t @ Conductor within ~250 Glava Drill target 10.5% Cu6; rock chips to m of surface – the Cu-Au (REE) definition 31.6 g/t Au3 and 12.9% trigger for a drill
Slide 8: Glava
Glava Top ranking copper-gold opportunity Drill Target Definition Evidence • Historic artisanal production 49t @ 10.5% Cu (≈2,280t ore)6 & in-situ rock-chip results up to 31.6 g/t Au3 and 12.9% Cu3 • Outcropping chalcocite, bornite, covellite & visible tellurides • Mapping and magnetics indicate str
Slide 9: Torsby West Project
Torsby West Project Three copper targets I 25km mineralized corridor Multiple targets across exploration pipeline Mineralised outcrops, artisanal mining and drilling • Three exploration permits, Mangens 100, Bockgruvan 100 and Kyrkskogen 100 cover a 6,300ha IOCG target with identified disseminated c
Slide 10: Klinten
Klinten High grade rock chip sampling in known gold district quartz veins in diorite Target Generation – 8.4 g/t Au and 36.3 g/t Ag Edge of diorite Evidence • Dump sampling from artisanal workings - 8.1 g/t Au (0.3% Cu, 19.8 g/t Ag) and 8.4 g/t Au (0.14% Cu, 36.3 g/t Ag)1 from quartz veining in dior
Slide 11: Key Value-Inflection Milestones
Key Value-Inflection Milestones Consistent newsflow for investors Q3 2026 Q4 2026 Glava Magnetics1 Mapping EM geophysics Drilling (subject to Q3 results) Kyrkskogen Magnetics1 Mapping Drilling (subject to Q3 results) Mangens / Magnetics1 Targeting Mapping | Channel Sampling Storgruvan Bockgruvan Mag
Slide 12: Value Catalyst #2 – New Project Addition Acquisition Criteria
Acquisition Criteria Value Catalyst #2 Commodity – critical minerals New Project Addition ▪ with established global demand ▪ driven by energy transition & need for secure Targeting projects where supply into electronics, defence and aerospace geological potential meets Jurisdiction – countries attra
Slide 13: Value Catalyst #3 – Potash, A Critical Mineral
Potash – A Critical Mineral Value Catalyst #3 • Increased exports to China leads to pricing pressure on European supply • European supply constraints – ageing projects, high-cost production As global food and limited new project development security concerns • Changing market conditions (sanctions,
Slide 14: Ohmgebirge Potash Project
Ohmgebirge Potash Project Perpetual tenure & existing infrastructure holds significant latent value • Brownfields, proven district, adjacent to existing utilities and infrastructure, • 286Mt Mineral Resource / 83.1Mt at 12.6% K2O Ore Reserve, 20 year mine-life 1 • ~A$30M invested to confirm technica
Slide 15: Strategic Options Review
Strategic Options Review “The Board is currently evaluating Following transition to Critical Minerals various strategic options, to Strategy, Turnstone now has greater maximise shareholder value from flexibility to consider range of strategic options: both the Critical Minerals Strategy and its pota
Slide 16: Len Jubber, CEO | MD
Len Jubber CEO | MD Turnstone Resources Ltd P +61 (0) 408 447 493 E info@turnstoneresources.com W www.turnstoneresources.com 16
Slide 17: Appendix 1 - ASX References
Appendix 1 - ASX References Competent Person The information in this Presentation that relates to Exploration Results is based on information compiled and reviewed by Mr. Alfred Gillman, Director of independent consulting firm, Odessa Resources Pty Ltd. Mr. Gillman, a Fellow and Chartered Profession
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