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Altamin — International Mining and Resources Conference 2026

31 slides from Altamin's conference presentation, Oct 27, 2026

  1. Slide 1: International Mining and Resources Conference 2026

    ASX:AZI International Mining and Resources Conference 2026 Altamin Corporate Presentation 27 October 2026 Italy – Australia IMARC side event: Securing the future - the state of Italian-Australian relations in critical minerals

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer Summary of information: This presentation contains general and background information about the Company’s activities current as at the date of the presentation, and (i) does not purport to be complete; and (ii) should not be considered to be comprehensive or to comprise all the informatio

  3. Slide 3: Investment Opportunity

    Investment Opportunity Near-term catalysts at Lazio, value underpinned by Gorno. Lazio: World-Class SOP Potential1  226.3Mt of Contained Sulphate of Potash Equivalent (SOPE)  Critical mineral exposure with Lithium & Boron by-product potential  No evaporation ponds, minimal environmental footprint

  4. Slide 4: Corporate Snapshot

    Corporate Snapshot Item Value Item Value Shareholder Entity Share Price (26/10/2026) A$0.027 Undiluted Market Cap (26/10/2026) A$21.53m Victor Smorgon Group 55.4% Ordinary Shares on Issue 797,456,754 Fully Diluted Market Cap (26/10/2026) A$22.99m A Burns & Associates 5.3% Performance Rights on Issue

  5. Slide 5: Project Overview

    Project Overview Ag, Lazio (100%) FLAGSHIP PROJECT SOP, Lithium, Boron. Scoping DELIVERED UNDERWAY PLANNED Total JORC Mineral Resource of 7.79 Mt 2 JORC Resource Scoping Study Well drilling & testing  6.8% zinc (528,000t Zinc) Process testwork Drilling EIA Pilot plant & PFS  1.8% lead (137,000t Le

  6. Slide 6: Why Italy?

    Why Italy? From three decades of closures to a State-led fast track that goes further than the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) 1 Italian Strategic Projects have faster permitting than the EU CRM Act1 State single contact points (MASE, MIMIT) and permit deadlines a third shorter than the CRMA, M

  7. Slide 7: Why SOP?

    Why SOP? The investment case for SOP is underpinned by long-term global trends in food demand, agricultural productivity and supply security. EU & and Food to Fork ASX:AZI 7

  8. Slide 8: Lazio: Globally Significant Resource

    Lazio: Globally Significant Resource1 Lazio Resource Patrick Still Shot 1 Lazio MRE: ASX Releases 18 April 2024, as amended 21 June 2024. Altamin recognises the terms “world-class”, “globally significant” and “Tier-1” are subjective. These terms typically describe projects which are large, low cost

  9. Slide 9: Lazio & Selected Published Potash Resource Estimates

    Lazio & Selected Published Potash Resource Estimates 1 Cautionary Statement: This comparison presents selected published potash resource estimates, including legacy projects, for educational and industry context purposes. It is not exhaustive or a current global ranking. Projects differ materially i

  10. Slide 10: Well-Connected Logistics & Market Access

    Well-Connected Logistics & Market Access ASX:AZI 10

  11. Slide 11: A Sustainable Closed-Loop System

    A Sustainable Closed-Loop System Refer to ASX release dated 22 September 2025, slide 12

  12. Slide 12: Lazio Project Processing Testwork

    Lazio Project Processing Testwork Conventional mechanical evaporation technology using geothermal heat to maximise efficiency and minimize all environmental impacts. Current Status: Synthetised brine testwork complete. AACE 4 Engineering for Processing Plant completed by RINA. BRAIN initiative final

  13. Slide 13: BRAIN Grant Funding

    “BRAIN” Grant Funding1 Objective: To develop a commercial and environmentally Subsidiary of sustainable process to extract critical raw materials (CRMs) from geothermal brines. Altamin Ltd Funding: A$3.62M to co-fund work streams over 18 months (with potential to extend to 2 years), including Lazio

  14. Slide 14: EU Grant Funding For Raw Materials

    EU Grant Funding For Raw Materials Europe’s drive to secure raw materials is creating significant opportunities for non-dilutive project funding. €1.8bn ≈ €0.9bn Stage EU funding available Examples funded Exploration Horizon Europe funds exploration • AGEMERA - €7.5m to develop exploration EU grants

  15. Slide 15: Gorno Project: Overview

    Gorno Project: Overview A high-grade polymetallic brownfield project with strong metallurgy, infrastructure and growth potential. Key Strengths A high-grade polymetallic deposit (Zn-Pb-Ag),1 with a long history of clean concentrate production. Brownfield site with extensive underground development,

  16. Slide 16: Proximity to End Users

    Proximity to End Users1 Rönnskär Smelter Kokkola Smelter Reviving Italy’s mining legacy with clean, high-grade base metals concentrate, providing reliable supply to European smelters and minimising environmental impacts. Harjavalta Høyanger Smelter Smelter  Situated in a historically mineral-rich p

  17. Slide 17: Gorno Strategic Process

    Gorno Strategic Process Transaction flexibility and near-term project milestones support the process 1 PROCESS BACKGROUND 2 TRANSACTION OPTIONS 3 PROJECT DEVELOPMENTS Engagement ongoing Flexible & value-driven Near-term momentum  Argent Partners appointed in 2025 – a DIVESTMENT EXPECTED IN THE NEXT

  18. Slide 18: Punta Corna

    Punta Corna Historic cobalt mine with high-grade silver, cobalt, nickel and copper mineralisation and exploration permits in place. Selected high-grade grab samples¹ Vein / sample ID Ag (g/t) Cu (%) Co (%) Ni (%) Bocca del Prete / 701 964 10.0 0.0 0.0 Speranza / 614 566 4.5 0.0 0.0 Santa Barbara / 7

  19. Slide 19: Thank you

    ASX:AZI we A ALTAMIN Thank you

  20. Slide 20: Contact

    Contact Altamin Limited E: info@altamin.com.au Energia Minerals (Italia) E: emiadmin@energiaminerals.com Level 3, Suite 3.5 T: +61 0(8) 9321 5000 Srl - Italian Office: T: +39 (0)3456 7950 9 Bowman Street W: www.altamin.com.au Via Roma 492 24013 W: www.altamin.com.au South Perth WA 6151 Oltre il Coll

  21. Slide 21: Board & Management

    Board & Management Peter Edwards | Non-executive Chairman Peter represents the Company’s majority shareholder, Victor Smorgon Group, one of Australia’s most established and successful family offices, operating since 1995 across multiple asset classes as a family-run operating and investment company.

  22. Slide 22: Management (Continued)

    Management (Continued) Franco Caselli | Lazio Technical Representative Franco has over 45 years of experience in the energy and mining sector, having worked for major companies and independent firms in Europe, West Africa and the Far East, holding numerous senior positions. He has provided consultan

  23. Slide 23: Lazio Project Technical Team

    Lazio Project Technical Team A highly credentialled team with extensive geothermal energy, SOP and lithium brine project experience Project Management Resource & Drilling Engineering & Permitting Technical Manager of Owner’s Team. Scoping level test work to support Lithium and Boron Engineering, ear

  24. Slide 24: Lazio Project - JORC Resource

    Lazio Project - JORC Resource Lazio Project: JORC Mineral Resource Estimate JORC 2012: Lazio Brine Mineral Resources, at & above 70mg/l Li cut-off Volume Lithium LCE Boron as Boric Acid Potassium SOPE Category k m3 mg/l kt kt mg/l kt mg/l kt kt Indicated 8,145,000 190 39 208 7,500 1,500 84,000 17,50

  25. Slide 25: Gorno Project – JORC Resource

    Gorno Project – JORC Resource Gorno Project: JORC Mineral Resource Estimate JORC Tonnes Zinc Lead Silver Domain Classification kt % kt % kt g/t koz Indicated 5,000 6.7 335 1.7 86 33 5,380 Sulphide Inferred 2,060 7.2 149 1.8 38 31 2,040 Subtotal 7,060 6.9 484 1.8 124 33 7,420 Indicated 670 6.0 40 1.8

  26. Slide 26: Appendix 1: Resource Information

    Appendix 1: Resource Information Resource quantities and grades by JORC category. Contained SOP / SOPE totals on a 100% deposit basis. Contained total Resource source & date Measured Indicated Inferred SOP / SOPE (Mt) Beyondie 384 Mm³ brine 1,156 Mm³ brine 936 Mm³ brine 33.47 30 Jun 2022 estimate @

  27. Slide 27: Appendix 2: Basis and Project context

    Appendix 2: Basis and Project context Selected published estimates, including legacy projects. This is not a current global ranking. Stage of Development - dated Stage of Development Project Material resource basis / limitations development and tenure context Summary Drainable brine, including 80 Mm

  28. Slide 28: Potash Market Background & Discussion

    Potash Market Background & Discussion 28

  29. Slide 29: Fertiliser Consumption & Global Population Growth

    Fertiliser Consumption & Global Population Growth Global population growth is reliant on continued use and growth in synthetic fertilisers. Continued global population growth and improving diets underpins growing demand for potassium. “Data Page: Fertilizer consumption”, part of the following public

  30. Slide 30: Declining Arable Land Necessitates Increased Fertiliser Usage

    Declining Arable Land Necessitates Increased Fertiliser Usage Arable land use per person continues to fall due to climate change, urbanisation, soil degradation, pollution, and continued growth in the global population. Greater yields, made possible through more intense use of fertilisers, is necess

  31. Slide 31: Growing Fruit Consumption Per Person Supports SOP

    Growing Fruit Consumption Per Person Supports SOP Growing demand for healthier, higher-quality foods continues to drive fruit consumption growth on a global per capital basis. SOP is low in chloride and provides potassium and sulphur, making it suitable for fruit crops. MOP, high in chloride, is oft

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