D3 Energy Limited · ASX:D3E

D3 Energy — The Think Equity Conference (October 2026)

24 slides from D3 Energy's conference presentation, Oct 15, 2026

  1. Slide 1: The Think Equity Conference

    rsonal use only The Think Equity Conference Mandarin Oriental, New York (ASX:D3E) & (OTCQX:DNRGF) David Casey – Managing Director & CEO 15th October 2026 d3energy.com.au

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer rsonal use only This document provides summary information about D3 Energy Limited (ACN 649 276 808) (D3 Energy or the Company) current as at the date of this presentation. This document has been prepared for information purposes only This document is not, and should not be considered as,

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer – Compliance Statements

    Disclaimer Compliance Statements rsonal use only Gas Reserves, Contingent Resources and Prospective Resources - ER316 and PR016 The statements and consents, in relation to the estimate of gas Reserves for ER315 and PR016 included in this Presentation, are outlined in the Company’s ASX announcement d

  4. Slide 4: Who is D3 Energy?

    rsonal use only Who is D3 Energy? d3energy.com.au | 4

  5. Slide 5: The Team - Leadership with a Legacy of Success

    The Team - Leadership with a Legacy of Success Board and Management have demonstrated ability to: rsonal use only Identify and develop high-potential energy assets Attract institutional capital Drive strategic growth Deliver successful outcomes for shareholders Built and Sold Leading Energy Companie

  6. Slide 6: The Company - Corporate Snapshot

    The Company - Corporate Snapshot (ASX:D3E) & (OTCQB:DNRGF) Major Shareholders (as of 14th Oct 2026) rsonal use only Greg Columbus (Chair) 3.31% David Casey (MD & CEO) 5.32% 151.9m $0.255 John Zetzman (Tech Mgr) Shares on issue Share price (@ 14 Oct 2026) 4.16% $38.73m $6.74m Matthew Worner (NED) Mar

  7. Slide 7: Why Helium & Why Now?

    rsonal use only Why Helium & Why Now? d3energy.com.au | 7

  8. Slide 8: What is it…why so scarce?

    What is it…why so scarce? • Helium was first detected in 1868 as a bright yellow spectral line in sunlight by astronomer's Pierre Janssen rsonal use only and Norman Lockyer • It was discovered on Earth 26 years later Helium is ONLY generated by natural radioactive decay of Uranium and Thorium and wh

  9. Slide 9: The why?…AI is driving a new Paradigm

    The why?…AI is driving a new Paradigm • What are the companies that we are all talking about? Nvidia, Spacex, Tesla, Amazon/AWS – all need semiconductors and some need helium directly rsonal use only • Rapid adoption of AI is fuelling data centre growth • Demand for data centres predicted to triple

  10. Slide 10: Middle East conflict has focused attention on helium supply

    Middle East conflict has focused attention on helium supply • The disruption to Qatari helium production has raised concerns over security of supply supporting higher helium pricing globally rsonal use only • Term pricing for new contracts has also moved up with ASP announcing a 5-year deal at over

  11. Slide 11: Fragile helium supply chain highlights need for new sources

    Fragile helium supply chain highlights need for new sources • China has specifically incorporated helium into its next 5-year plan • Japan is moving from commercial working inventories towards government backed strategic helium rsonal use only stockpiles • South Korean government allocated US$585M t

  12. Slide 12: Why D3 Energy?

    rsonal use only Why D3 Energy? d3energy.com.au | 12

  13. Slide 13: D3 ideally placed geopolitically & geographically

    D3 ideally placed geopolitically & geographically ✓ Genuinely unique world class helium 5% and biogenic methane 87% province with evidence of unprecedented gas rsonal use only regeneration and recharge – no decline ✓ Proven production, reserves and largest independent certified pure helium contingen

  14. Slide 14: Maiden Reserve Certification & Resource Upgrade

    Maiden Reserve Certification & Resource Upgrade rsonal use only Reserve (BCF) 1P 2P 3P Gross Reserve 7.21 14.43 22.97 Net Methane Reserve 5.45 10.91 17.36 Net Helium Reserve 0.353 0.706 1.124 Contingent Resource (BCF) 1C 2C 3C Recoverable Gas Resource 415.4 808.8 1506.5 Recoverable Methane 356.8 690

  15. Slide 15: South African Assets

    rsonal use only South African Assets Truly Unique d3energy.com.au | 15

  16. Slide 16: ER315 – Excellent initial results

    ER315 – Excellent initial results • Measured helium concentrations of 4.7% to 6.2% confirm world class potential – helium concentrations of less than 1% commercial elsewhere rsonal use only • Well’s free flow gas to surface – negligible pressure, no produced water, no downhole equipment…NO ISSUES! •

  17. Slide 17: A truly unique reservoir…

    A truly unique reservoir… RBD03 Production Testing rsonal use only June 2025 August 2024 • Higher pressure and flow rates after being shutin for 12 months can only imply continual recharge of helium and biogenic methane at depth The result of re-testing more than 12 months apart is the paradox of HI

  18. Slide 18: ER315 – Flow test results

    ER315 – Flow test results • Excellent flow rates measured in new and legacy gold exploration boreholes • Peak gas rate for RBD10 of 310msfcd rsonal use only • Measured permeability and interference between wells in all tests indicates very good reservoir quality and connectivity • Legacy boreholes t

  19. Slide 19: South Australian Assets

    rsonal use only South Australian Assets d3energy.com.au | 19

  20. Slide 20: Australian Assets – Conventional Helium & Hydrogen

    Australian Assets – “Conventional” Helium & Hydrogen Arckaringa Basin – PEL 121 & 122 (5,865 km2/1,450,000 acres) • Analogous Mt Kitty-1 measured 9% Helium and 11% rsonal use only Hydrogen • Previous wells in Arckaringa have NOT drilled below salt • To date 2 prospects and 9 leads have been identifi

  21. Slide 21: PEL121 – Maiden Prospective Resource

    PEL121 – Maiden Prospective Resource • Resource ONLY for PEL121 Hydrohelix and Cootanoorina prospects rsonal use only • Total Prospective net 2U Resource of 54 BCF recoverable helium, 88 BCF recoverable hydrogen and 226 BCF methane • Volumes cover both the Heavitree Sandstone and Fractured Basement

  22. Slide 22: Catalysts…

    rsonal use only Catalysts… d3energy.com.au | 22

  23. Slide 23: The next months?

    The next 12 months? • Submission and acceptance of Production Right application (PRA) • Prospective Resource for PEL 121 - Hydrohelix Prospect rsonal use only • Granting of Strategic Integrated Project (SIP) status • Contingent Resource upgrade to incorporate ER386 • Potential JV partner for PEL 121

  24. Slide 24: THANK YOU…

    THANK YOU… rsonal use only d3energy.com.au Tel: +61 2 8072 1400 Email: admin@d3energy.com.au Web: www.d3energy.com.au

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