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Botswana Minerals — Investor Presentation (September 2026)
25 slides from Botswana Minerals's investor presentation, September 2026
Slide 1: Copper, Silver and Lead-Zinc Exploration Across 7,000 km² In Botswana
Copper, Silver and Lead-Zinc Exploration Across 7,000 km² In Botswana Investor Presentation | September 2026 | AIM: BMIN | BSE: BMIN
Slide 2: Disclaimer
IMPORTANT NOTICE Disclaimer The information contained in this document (“Presentation”) has been prepared by Botswana Minerals PLC (the “Company”). While the information contained herein has been prepared in good faith, neither the Company nor any of its shareholders, directors, officers, agents, em
Slide 3: Botswana Minerals' Story
COMPANY OVERVIEW Botswana Minerals’ Story Botswana Minerals PLC is an LSE AIM-and BSE listed exploration company with the ambition to make a new copper discovery in the under-explored north-west of Botswana, using its proprietary geological database together with AI technology Who We Are T h e S to
Slide 4: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT CASE Investment Highlights Defined copper targets with separate silver and lead-zinc systems, a programme that is mobilising to test them, district-scale ground on an established copper belt, and a market capitalisation of about £3.5 million Defined Targets Field Testing • Copper: the nor
Slide 5: A Copper Belt Hidden Under Sand
THE BIG IDEA A Copper Belt Hidden Under Sand The licences occupy a covered and comparatively underexplored geological corridor between Namibia’s copper-polymetallic belts and the Central African Copperbelt. Possible geological continuities beneath the Kalahari remain hypotheses to be tested Tsumeb A
Slide 6: Eight Licences, 7,074 km²: Under Kalahari Cover, Underexplored By Modern Exploration
THE GROUND Eight Licences, 7,074 km²: Under Kalahari Cover, Underexplored By Modern Exploration Awarded in January 2026 and valid to December 2028, on the sand-covered section of the belt between Tsumeb and the Copperbelt, next to the Kihabe-Nxuu deposits Northern Group PL 548 and 549 lie on the Con
Slide 7: Three Target Systems Defined, And Field Testing Imminent
THE TARGETS Three Target Systems Defined, And Field Testing Imminent Copper, silver and lead-zinc are separate targets on the northern licences, the south carries nine further copper corridors, and a 52-traverse sampling programme is due to start imminently to test the priority targets ahead of dril
Slide 8: Copper: 36 Anomalies In Six Corridors On The Northern Licences
THE TARGETS · COPPER Copper: 36 Anomalies In Six Corridors On The Northern Licences A structurally controlled copper trend along the major fault on licences 548 and 549, with historical boreholes on the same corridors, is the first ground to be sampled • Analysis of data has resolved 36 copper anoma
Slide 9: Silver: A 20 km Corridor Across The Major Fault
THE TARGETS · SILVER Silver: A 20 km Corridor Across The Major Fault The silver runs continuously across the fault zone where the copper stops, which marks it as a separate part of the structurally controlled trend on the northern licences 20 km Ag-Cd Widest silver corridor across the fault a distin
Slide 10: Lead-Zinc: A Mississippi Valley-Style Target In The West
THE TARGETS · LEAD-ZINC Lead-Zinc: A Mississippi Valley-Style Target In The West A separate lead-zinc anomaly system on the western side of the northern licences includes a 2.4 km core zone within a broader geochemical corridor and lies on strike from the Kihabe-Nxuu deposits • A geochemical corrido
Slide 11: Copper Is Already Logged In The Ground
THE TARGETS · HISTORICAL DATA Copper Is Already Logged In The Ground Holes drilled for uranium and diamonds since the 1970s recorded chalcopyrite, malachite and chrysocolla beneath the sand, on the corridors that the AI later defined 29,000+ 1,800 ~49 historical documents borehole records in the his
Slide 12: From Award To Targets In 221 Days
PROGRESS From Award To Targets In 221 Days Each step has shrunk the search area and none has yet needed a drill rig, with the day count running from the licence award on 26th January 2026 20th April 2026 Day 84 A 9.5 km copper anomaly, a 20 km silver corridor and a 2.4 km 30th June 2026 Day 155 4th
Slide 13: The Next Twelve Months: Sample, Rank, Drill
WORK PROGRAMME The Next Twelve Months: Sample, Rank, Drill Field sampling with results in days, ground geophysics on the best corridors, and drilling in 2027 subject to results and funding Second Half Of 2026 First Half Of 2027 2027 • Field geochemistry, funded • The northern and southern • About 3,
Slide 14: A Structural Deficit And A Price That Has Doubled
MARKET OUTLOOK · COPPER A Structural Deficit And A Price That Has Doubled Demand for grids, data centres, renewables and vehicles is growing faster than mine supply, and the market has been pricing copper for scarcity since 2021 LME copper, annual average, US$ per tonne Demand 15000 • Grid renewal a
Slide 15: A Team That Has Found And Sold Mines In Botswana Before
LEADERSHIP A Team That Has Found And Sold Mines In Botswana Before Over twenty-five years of operating in Botswana, De Beers and Anglo American technical pedigree and a record of listing, building and selling resource companies John Teeling James Campbell Jim Finn Rory Harding David Cockbill Executi
Slide 16: Capital Structure At A Glance
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT Capital Structure At A Glance Listed on AIM and the Botswana Stock Exchange, with figures at 21st September 2026 unless stated c.£3.5m 0.21p K e y I n f o r ma ti o n Exchange AIM (London) and Botswana Stock Exchange Ticker BMIN Market capitalisation at 0.21p, 21st September 2026
Slide 17: From Targets To The Drill Bit
WHY BOTSWANA MINERALS From Targets To The Drill Bit Defined copper, silver and lead-zinc targets on district-scale ground under cover, a programme about to go into the field, and a team that has done this in Botswana before Copper Silver Lead-Zinc The Engine • Eight licences over 7,074 km² on • A 20
Slide 18: Appendix
Appendix Supporting Material | The Southern Licences | Independent Datasets | The Database | Comparables | Jurisdiction | Diamonds
Slide 19: Copper: Nine Corridors On The Southern Licences
THE TARGETS · COPPER Copper: Nine Corridors On The Southern Licences A second and independent copper target system, in Matchless Belt-type volcano-sedimentary rocks on the northern edge of the Kalahari Copper Belt • Five copper corridors have been defined on PL 550 and four more across licences 551,
Slide 20: Independent Datasets Support The Same Corridors
THE TARGETS · EVIDENCE Independent Datasets Support The Same Corridors Targets are ranked where magnetics, gravity, hyperspectral alteration mapping and geochemistry agree, the historical boreholes provide a further line of supporting evidence • Magnetic lows mark the destruction of magnetite by alt
Slide 21: Twenty Years Of Proprietary Data, Read By AI And Controlled By Geologists
THE EDGE Twenty Years Of Proprietary Data, Read By AI And Controlled By Geologists The private record built by African Diamonds and Botswana Diamonds since 2004, and enlarged with Petra's Sekaka data in 2020, runs to 350 GB across 250,000 files ~95,000 km² 29,000+ 375,000 km of Botswana covered docu
Slide 22: What The Market Pays Along The Belt
COMPARABLES What The Market Pays Along The Belt Selected companies operating on the Damara and Kalahari copper belts. Their project stages, assets and funding positions differ materially Company Belt And Project Stage Market Capitalisation Midas Minerals (ASX: MM1) Otavi, Namibia, in Tsumeb-type cop
Slide 23: Botswana: Where Copper Discoveries Get Built And Bought
JURISDICTION Botswana: Where Copper Discoveries Get Built And Bought Africa's top-ranked mining jurisdiction has three operating copper mines and has seen about US$2 billion of transactions in ten years 2021 2025 2016 Khoemacau poured first BHP earned into Cobre for MOD Resources discovered T3 coppe
Slide 24: Diamonds: A Legacy Interest Held For The Market To Turn
LEGACY INTEREST · DIAMONDS Diamonds: A Legacy Interest Held For The Market To Turn The diamond assets are not the investment case, but they are real, they are held on limited spend, and they came from the same team that took AK6 into what became the Karowe mine • KX36, which is 100% owned, is a 3.5
Slide 25: James Campbell, Managing Director
James Campbell, Managing Director | +27 83 457 3724 | james@botswanaminerals.com | botswanaminerals.com | AIM: BMIN | BSE: BMIN
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