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Dgr Global — Shareholder Meeting (November 2018)

22 slides from Dgr Global's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 29, 2018

  1. Slide 1: Towards 2050

    For personal use only Towards 2050 KARL SCHLOBOHM – GROUP COMPANY SECRETARY DGR GLOBAL – 2018 AGM

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Statement

    Cautionary Statement 2 For personal use only This presentation has been prepared by DGR Global Limited (“DGR Global” or “The Company”). By accessing this presentation you acknowledge that you have read and understood the following statement. Forward-looking Statements This document, including but no

  3. Slide 3: The World in 2050

    The World in 2050 3 For personal use only  United Nations - World Population Estimate 9.8 Billion.  United Nations - Double the number of people aged 60+ years.  United Nations - Increasing life expectancies, particularly emerging economies.  PWC - 6 of the 7 largest economies are expected to be

  4. Slide 4: PWC 2050 GDP Ranking Forecasts

    PWC 2050 GDP Ranking Forecasts 4 For personal use only

  5. Slide 5: Towards 2050 – Macro Level Issues

    Towards 2050 – Macro Level Issues 5 For personal use only  United Nations - India more populous than China by 2022.  BHP - Mass market EV’s to gain traction in the second half of the 2020’s.  United Nations - World Population 8.6 Billion estimated by 2030.  PWC - By 2040 the E7 economies may be

  6. Slide 6: Towards 2050 – Micro Level Issues

    Towards 2050 – Micro Level Issues 6 For personal use only  Every person currently consumes 16kgs of extracted resources every day.  In the Western World, this number is 57kgs per person!  Every day items: Phone (42 minerals), TV (35 minerals), Computer (30 minerals).  Currently, a newborn infant

  7. Slide 7: Towards 2050

    Towards 2050 7 For personal use only What this means is:  Sustained economic and population growth focussed in Asia.  Increasing urbanisation and living standards, particularly in emerging economies.  Sustained demand for infrastructure, electrification and technology-related mineral commodities.

  8. Slide 8: DGR Offers Investors

    DGR Offers Investors 8 For personal use only  One point of entry to a portfolio of diversified resource interests.  Diversity in the range and style of commodities (traditional & technology).  Diversity of operational jurisdictions.  Multiple financial markets and international stock exchanges.

  9. Slide 9: DGR Global – Current Commodity Portfolio

    DGR Global – Current Commodity Portfolio 9 For personal use only Copper Lithium Oil Cobalt Zinc Bauxite SolGold, Auburn Dark Horse Armour, Uganda Aus Tin, Auburn Auburn, Pennant IRR, DGR Gas Gold Iron Ore Tin Nickel Lead Armour SolGold, IRR, Dark IRR Aus Tin Aus Tin, Auburn, Pennant Horse, Auburn, D

  10. Slide 10: DGR Group Structure

    DGR Group Structure 10 For personal use only  DGR Group Structure

  11. Slide 11: DGR - Fuelling the Green Revolution

    DGR - Fuelling the 11 Green Revolution For personal use only  Copper  Nickel  Cobalt  Lithium  Tin  Aluminium  Iron ore  Silver

  12. Slide 12: Lithium Demand Forecast

    Lithium Demand Forecast 12 For personal use only Source: Rosskill – May 2017

  13. Slide 13: Tin Favourable to New Technologies

    Tin Favourable to New Technologies 13 For personal use only

  14. Slide 14: Emerging EV and Battery Revolution

    Emerging EV and Battery Revolution 14 For personal use only Each Chevy Bolt EV contains1: ▪ 91kg of Copper ▪ 24kg of Nickel ▪ 24kg of Cobalt By 2020, it is expected that 75% of batteries are expected to contain Cobalt in some capacity2. 1. Source: UBS Evidence Lab Electric Car Teardown (May 2017) 2.

  15. Slide 15: Global Lights: Fossil Fuels vs Renewables

    15 For personal use only GLOBAL LIGHTS FOSSIL FUELS VS RENEWABLES Renewable energy sources Globally, fossil fuels currently represent two-thirds of electricity usage and remain highly relevant. It’s also worth noting that fossil fuels also make up the majority of non-electrical sources needed for th

  16. Slide 16: Electrification Needs Copper

    Electrification Needs Copper 16 For personal use only Source: Macquarie Research (LME)

  17. Slide 17: Strong Growth in Australian Gas Exports

    Strong Growth in Australian Gas Exports 17 For personal use only Source: BP Energy Outlook 2018

  18. Slide 18: DGR Resource Project Interest Pipeline

    DGR Resource Project Interest Pipeline 18 For personal use only Dividends Production Mine Planning Feasibility Studies Resource Definition Discovery Exploration Funding & Team DD Processes Growth Reinvestment Concept

  19. Slide 19: Auburn Resources

    Auburn Resources 19 For personal use only  Portfolio of projects prospective for:  Copper  Nickel  Cobalt  Gold  EM Survey results released 08.11.2018 (DGR).  100% ownership of Pennant Resources (Lead / Zinc).  Currently raising seed (S 708 Investors) ahead of a planned IPO 2019.  Contact G

  20. Slide 20: DGR Share Price versus Net Tangible Assets to 30 September 2018

    [e) N + cy a ey DGR Share Price verses Net Tangible Assets to 30 September 2018 GT-AON —t | GT-20 GT-das = ST-8ny | Nf st-inr 3 ae ry s aueys ded sjuey gSi jeuosied 105 aa DGRGLOBAL IRR Ss ANW DHR OTHER AJQ SOLG CASH AND NET RECEIVABLES

  21. Slide 21: Towards 2050 for DGR Global

    Towards 2050 for DGR Global 21 For personal use only  Larger portfolio (quality vrs quantity).  Continuation of core project generation strategy.  Continuation of diversity strategy.  Emerging markets and emerging operational jurisdictions.  Core rather than niche commodity focus. Access to inf

  22. Slide 22: DGR Global Limited

    DGR Global Limited 22 For personal use only Nicholas Mather – CEO (nmather@dgrglobal.com.au) Priyanka Jayasuriya – CFO (pjayasuriya@dgrglobal.com.au) Greg Runge – General Manager (grunge@dgrglobal.com.au) Karl Schlobohm – Company Secretary (kschlobohm@dgrglobal.com.au) www.dgrglobal.com.au @DGRGloba

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