Pacific Lime And Cement Limited · ASX:PLA
Pacific Lime And Cement — Corporate Update (October 2026)
20 slides from Pacific Lime And Cement's corporate update, Oct 22, 2026
Slide 1: PLC Completes Strategic Plan for Kido/Rearea Integrated Industrial Precinct and International Port
PLC Completes Strategic Plan for Kido/Rearea Integrated Industrial Precinct and International Port For personal use only 22 October 2026 Planning for the Special Economic Zone and multi-berth port completed; Central Lime and Central Cement Projects remain the Company’s priority Pacific Lime & Cement
Slide 2: Focus remains on the Central Lime and Central Cement Projects
Focus remains on the Central Lime and Central Cement Projects The SEZ land, State leases and port are being established principally to support the lime and cement operations, and the precinct planning is designed to make further use of the established enabling infrastructure. PLC’s capital and manag
Slide 3: Kido/Rea Rea SEZ land-use plan and precinct layout
For personal use only Figure 1: Kido/Rea Rea SEZ – indicative long-term land-use plan Figure 2: Kido/Rea Rea SEZ – indicative precinct layout, internal road network and utility corridors 3
Slide 4: Indicative staged port development and port layout
For personal use only Figure 3: Indicative staged port development (Phases 1 to 4c) Figure 4: Indicative multi-berth port layout plan This announcement contains forward-looking statements, including in relation to the development of the precinct, port, SEZ, tenancy, energy and funding. These stateme
Slide 5: For more information / About Pacific Lime and Cement Limited
For more information: Investors and Media: Paul Mulder Reign Advisory Paul Ryan Managing Director p: +61 2 9174 5388 Sodali & Co. For personal use only p: +61 (0)7 3157 4400 e: PLA@reignadvisory.com m: +61 409 296 511 e: info@placltd.com e: paul.ryan@sodali.com About Pacific Lime and Cement Limited
Slide 6: Kido/Rearea Integrated Industrial Precinct: One platform, shared value
rsonal use only KIDO/REAREA INTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL PRECINCT One platform, shared value – stakeholder overview October 2026
Slide 7: Important Notice: Disclaimer and forward-looking statements
IMPORTANT NOTICE Disclaimer and forward-looking statements rsonal use only This presentation has been prepared by Pacific Lime and Cement Limited (“PLC” or This presentation contains forward-looking statements, including in relation to the (“PLC” or “the Company”) and should be read together with th
Slide 8: Precinct at a glance
P R EC I N C T AT A G L A N C E A gazetted 4,500 ha SEZ with secured tenure, State backing and a private international port under construction rsonal use only 4,500 ha 99-year ISPS ~35 km Gazetted Special Economic State leases, held 50:50 with Private international port under from Port Moresby; 7 km
Slide 9: Why an integrated precinct beats a standalone site
W H Y A N I N T EG R AT E D P R EC I N C T B E AT S A STA N DA LO N E S I T E Through one counterpart, a tenant secures tenure, SEZ status, berth access, utilities and permits, with site preparation in about six months Standalone site (typical) Kido/Rearea integrated precinct rsonal use only Land an
Slide 10: Value by stakeholder
VA LU E BY STA K E H O LD E R Every party shares in the value created by one establishment model Infra funds and DFIs PNG Government Landowners PLA investors Tenants rsonal use only Port volumes anchored 13% State equity via Free-carried 50:50 JV Landholder upside from 10 years of 0% by li
Slide 11: Special Economic Zone: fiscal concessions for qualifying businesses
SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE Fiscal concessions for qualifying businesses rsonal use only Gazetted economic activities 10 years Quarry and raw material extraction; lime lime products manufacturing Cement and clinker manufacturing of concessions available to qualifying businesses Power generation Operation
Slide 12: Usable land and site preparation
U SA B L E L A N D A N D S I T E P R E PA R AT I O N Total usable land is 3,678 hectares, which is excluding mangrove areas, quarries and open water areas Legend Areas (ha) Assumptions rsonal use only Usable land, site preparation up to AUD 5/m² (easy) Area ha Usable land = ML 526 minus open water
Slide 13: Industrial, logistics and urban clusters
I N D U ST R I A L , LO G I ST I C S & U R B A N C LU ST E RS Every gazetted activity maps to one of twelve industrial, logistics and urban clusters, led by the limestone anchor Industry Limestone-Based Anchor Gas-Based Oil-Based Fabrication & Tech Services rsonal use only Quick lime, hydrated lim
Slide 14: Spatial plan: short-term view (indicative)
S PAT I A L P L A N : 1 0 - Y E A R V I E W ( I N D I C AT I V E ) The first phase needs ~560 ha across all clusters, led by the port and limestone-related heavy industry in the west Spatial Plan – Short-term rsonal use only Zone ST MT LT Port Limestone Cluster 50 100 180 Heavy Industry Gas-Based Cl
Slide 15: Spatial plan: long-term view (indicative)
S PAT I A L P L A N : 3 0 - Y E A R V I E W ( I N D I C AT I V E ) At full extent the clusters grow to ~3,017 ha over 30 years, with medium and light industry and the urban cluster to the east Spatial Plan – Long-term rsonal use only Zone ST MT LT Port Limestone Cluster 50 100 180 Heavy Industry Gas
Slide 16: Port volume outlook (indicative)
P O R T VO LU M E O U T LO O K ( I N D I C AT I V E ) Port throughput is forecast to reach ~7.2 Mt by 2060 excluding liquid bulk, and ~30 Mt including it rsonal use only ~7.2 Mt ~30 Mt 202k TEU 248 → 691 Annual throughput by 2060, Annual throughput by 2060, Annual container volume by Vessel calls pe
Slide 17: Flagship opportunities (indicative)
F L AG S H I P O P P O R T U N I T I E S ( I N D I C AT I V E ) Five flagship opportunities show how tenants and investors can build on the platform; each depends on third-party demand and funding Opportunity What it is Indicative metrics Condition rsonal use only Ammonium nitrate from 2030; urea an
Slide 18: Capital model: who funds what
C A P I TA L M O D E L : W H O F U N D S W H AT PLC provides the land and port platform, potential DFIs fund enabling infrastructure and tenants fund their own plant rsonal use only PLC DFIs and infrastructure funds Tenants and strategic investors Anchor and platform Enabling infrastructure Cluster
Slide 19: Jobs and community
JOBS AND COMMUNITY Phase 1 supports over 10,000 direct and indirect jobs, and the precinct grows into a town of ~13,300 residents rsonal use only >10,000 550 ~13,300 direct and indirect jobs at Phase 1 (~2900 temporary construction peak on site (lime residents in ~2,500 dwellings in the long-term di
Slide 20: Next steps and how to engage
N E X T ST E P S A N D H O W TO E N G AG E PLC is delivering the anchor plants while opening discussions with funders and tenants on the next stages Next steps rsonal use only How to engage CLP/CCP delivery 1 Infra funds and DFIs Complete the quicklime plant (first phase Q1 2027) and the cement plan
Pacific Lime & Cement — Corporate Update (October 2026) on 6ix