Chrysos Corp. Ltd. · ASX:C79

Chrysos — Technical Presentation (2025)

14 slides from Chrysos's technical presentation, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Research & Development Roadmap

    Research & Development Roadmap James[Insert] Tickner

  2. Slide 2: Research and Development Drivers

    Research and Development Drivers Advancing capability to enable sustainable growth Quality and Resilience Broaden the Offering Supply chain resilience ensures providers Continuing to develop New PhotonAssay services allow more are available for all critical components our ability to to be done with

  3. Slide 3: Expanding Footprint in the Mining Data Chain

    Expanding Footprint in the Mining Data Chain Delivering faster and more reliable analysis results for more materials Aggregation of PhotonAssay Lab manually dries, crushes and Automated sample preparation and sample metadata into one splits samples into jars. These significantly reduces onsite onlin

  4. Slide 4: PhotonAssay - The Next Generation

    PhotonAssay - The Next Generation Improving quality, resilience and performance 41 Units Deployed (at 24 November 2025) Generation 2 – parallel supply chains XC units target the North American market including the US, Canada and Mexico. They include US-made X-ray sources and detectors and Australian

  5. Slide 5: PhotonAssay - XC

    PhotonAssay - XC The Aussie contender Automation redesign undertaken in partnership with Australian companies SAGE and Automation Innovation. High-performance robot executes majority of sample handling, providing flexibility to reprogram operations and add additional analysis stages. Installed as an

  6. Slide 6: PhotonAssay - XN

    PhotonAssay - XN Continuing the Nuctech partnership Shared automation design with XC, building on the successful operating experience with the first prototype. Manufacture will be transferred to China for more efficient integration with Nuctech’s supply chain. Cabins have been redesigned to signific

  7. Slide 7: RAFT – Rapid Analysis of Fill & Transmission

    RAFT – Rapid Analysis of Fill & Transmission Improving ease-of-use and data quality Jar fill level and gamma-ray transmission are FACT important parameters needed for accurate analysis of gold and other elements ▪ Several parameters, including sample mass, jar fill level and how easily radiation pas

  8. Slide 8: Broadening the Offering

    Broadening the Offering Moving beyond gold, silver and copper; making life easier on-site Doing more with Modifying New assay Automated sample standard PhotonAssay for technologies preparation PhotonAssay new elements ▪ PhotonAssay systems were ▪ Neutron activation analysis ▪ Take advantage on work

  9. Slide 9: New elements with standard PhotonAssay

    New elements with standard PhotonAssay Unlocking further market opportunities ▪ Measurement via PhotonAssay requires an element to have a suitable activation reaction with a short half-life and distinctive emission signature ▪ About half the elements in the periodic table meet these basic requiremen

  10. Slide 10: Neutron analysis using PhotonAssay units

    Neutron analysis using PhotonAssay units Broadening our element coverage ▪ Neutrons are emitted as a by-product from the X-ray source in a PhotonAssay unit ▪ Current instrument design minimises their production, but there are opportunities to modify Neutrons are one of the constituents of FACT the s

  11. Slide 11: New technologies – X-ray Fluorescence

    New technologies – X-ray Fluorescence Fast, low-cost supplement to PhotonAssay ▪ Widely deployed technology for multi-element analysis ▪ Accurate, quantitative lab applications require careful and extensive sample preparation – typically fusion – due to significant matrix and particle size effects ▪

  12. Slide 12: Automated Sample Preparation

    Automated Sample Preparation Towards a fully automated on-site laboratory ▪ Several industrial automation specialist providers have developed automated sample preparation solutions specifically targeted at PhotonAssay ▪ Typically, these include manual loading of sample bags by operators, followed by

  13. Slide 13: Long-term IP strength is about momentum, not position

    ∆𝑥∆𝑝 ≥ ℏ/2 Long-term IP strength is about momentum, not position

  14. Slide 14: Thank you

    Thank you For more information, please visit chrysoscorp.com or contact us at investors@chrysoscorp.com

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