Dome Gold Mines Ltd. · ASX:DME
Dome Gold Mines — Investor Presentation (June 2026)
25 slides from Dome Gold Mines's investor presentation, June 2026
Slide 1: Sigatoka Construction Sands & Magnetite Project - Fiji
Company Presentation Sigatoka Construction Sands & Magnetite Project - Fiji June 2026 DOMEGOLDMINES.COM.AU ASX:DME
Slide 2: Important Information and Disclaimer
Important Information and Disclaimer The information contained in this Presentation has been prepared by Dome Gold Mines Ltd (“Dome Gold ”) to assist in informing interested parties about the Company and its progress. It should not be considered as an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase
Slide 3: Corporate snapshot
Corporate snapshot Group structure Dome Gold Mines Ltd 100% ownership 100% ownership Magma Mines Dome Mines Pte Ltd Pte Ltd 100% ownership 100% ownership Central Viti Sigatoka Iron & Levu construction Copper/Gold sand project project SPL1495 SPL1452 Corporate office – Sydney Australia. Fully staffed
Slide 4: Project location
Project location Sigatoka iron & construction sands project located in the nation of Fiji on the main island of Viti Levu FIJI ISLANDS Nadi Suva Sigatoka FIJI Dome Gold Mines Ltd An industrial minerals explorer & developer ASX:DME 4
Slide 5: Project summary
Project summary Dome Gold Mines Ltd (Dome) through its 100% owned subsidiary Magma Mines Pte Ltd Sigatoka SPL1495 development (Magma) intend to establish a mining and processing operation near the mouth of the Sigatoka licence area river in Fiji. Magma Mines have a Special Prospecting License (SPL)
Slide 6: The Opportunity
The Opportunity A technically very simple, low capital cost, low operating cost, rapid to production project situated in a stable jurisdiction closer to Sydney than Perth • Able to leverage off the worlds 50 billion tonne per annum demand for construction sands; • A sand with unique properties that
Slide 7: Use of funds
Use of funds Domes ‘cornerstone’ Sigatoka magnetite & construction sands project • Continuation of several key sub-studies and completion of the Sigatoka feasibility study estimated at 4 months; • Upgrading of ‘Club Masa’ resource estimate to reserve status • Engagement with main engineering design
Slide 8: Feasibility study progress to FID
Feasibility study progress to FID Major Studies Completed Studies Underway ✓ Boral concrete sand testing ❑ BMT river modelling phase II ✓ Groundworks fine aggregates petrology ❑ IHC 200 t/h full scale sand plant design & ✓ IHC magnetite test costing ✓ All metallurgical testing ❑ AMC mine plan & sche
Slide 9: Dome exploration & development tenements
Dome exploration & development tenements Viti Levu Island, Fiji Dome Project Areas Capital/major towns Western Lautoka province Central Nadi province SPL1452 SPL1452 SPL1495 Suva Sigatoka township Sigatoka SPL1495 magnetite & sand project – 100% owned by Dome 2,522 Hectares licence area Nadrau SPL14
Slide 10: Overview of Domes iron and sand project
Overview of Domes iron and sand project LARGE SCALE LONG LIFE CONSTRUCTION SANDS PROJECT • Located at Sigatoka on the Coral Coast only 1.5 hours drive by highway from Nadi international airport • Quality construction sand with unique qualities suitable for marine concrete applications & general cons
Slide 11: Sand demand in Fiji
Sand demand in Fiji Rigorous testing of Sigatoka sands was carried out by Boral Technical services centre in Sydney and confirmed compliance with Australian standards (AS 2758.1, AS 3600 B2), ASR resistance, and suitability for marine exposure—all determinants of product quality. • Doubtful whether
Slide 12: Construction Sands
Construction Sands CONSTRUCTION SANDS PROJECT • Very low capital and operating costs • Located on freehold lands & owners very receptive to mining • Growing Fiji and Pacific region demand for sands meeting concrete engineering standards • Simple process plant, no chemicals, just sand and water • San
Slide 13: Magnetite
Magnetite • Titanomagnetites are commonly derived from beach sands and very easily extracted from sands using ‘wet drum magnets’, a very simple low energy process. • Sigatoka magnetite is very low in various impurities compared to other iron sands magnetite as used to blend conventional iron ores in
Slide 14: Mining method & equipment
Mining method & equipment Mining equipment is all skid mounted & consists of: • A mobile feed hopper located about 50m from the mining face and into which front-end-loaders dump excavated sands • A coarse screening module and diesel generators • A slurrying module that mixes the screened sands with
Slide 15: Sand processing & magnetite recovery
Sand processing & magnetite recovery The sand & magnetite process • Ultra simple mining and processing method • Low capital/operating cost “off the shelf” sand process plant • Sand plant shipped to Fiji in containers for quick assembly • Mobile mining unit shipped to Fiji in containers for quick ass
Slide 16: Sand processing & magnetite recovery
Sand processing & magnetite recovery Typical sand screening and process plant layout showing dry feed hopper, process water clarifier/thickener, product stockpiles and water storage tanks. Note that colour image does not show a magnetite recovery plant which would be positioned to the side to produc
Slide 17: Sand processing & magnetite recovery
Sand processing & magnetite recovery The sand & magnetite process Magnetite concentrate • Global mining technology company to provide a bespoke modular magnet plant that will be connected to the side of a standard design sand plant • Plant shipped to Fiji in containers and bolted together on site Ro
Slide 18: Sigatoka mine planning – stage
Sigatoka mine planning – stage 1 • Australia Mining Consultants preliminary mine plan for stage 1 which is years 1-12 for mining in only the first of 3 main resource areas. • Years 1-12 “Club Masa” mining blocks and value plan shown below. • Mining rate can be ramped up easily from 0.5Mtpa to 0.9Mtp
Slide 19: Demand Side Dynamics
Demand Side Dynamics Construction Sand • 50 billion tonnes per annum global consumption • Construction sands are the single largest mined and traded mineral commodity in the world • Consumption exceeds both iron ore and coal combined and growing at 4-6% per annum. • Growing pacific region demand for
Slide 20: Supply Side Dynamics
Supply Side Dynamics Construction Sand • Globally, legally mined sands are in short supply leading to illegal mining. • Dome will have in excess of 30 years of supply once the Fiji mines department issues a mining licence. The currently drilled river resource only covers 3km of the Sigatoka river. A
Slide 21: JORC Mineral Resource Estimates
JORC Mineral Resource Estimates MAGNETITE - The Sigatoka project contains three reported JORC magnetite resources: • Kulukulu south – also known as ‘Club Masa’ • Koura Island • Sigatoka River It is anticipated that the current phase of mine modelling and feasibility study will allow the Kulkulu sout
Slide 22: JORC Mineral Resource Estimates
JORC Mineral Resource Estimates CONSTRUCTION SANDS – A JORC resource has only been determined for the Kulukulu south (Club Masa ) area. A JORC compliant construction sands resource estimate was produced by SLR (previously Groundworks Plus) in December 2025. Construction materials are specifically no
Slide 23: Sigatoka resource block models
Sigatoka resource block models River zone Block models provided to illustrate the three different resources that were drilled Club Masa Digital Terrain Model Club Masa HM grade Dome Gold Mines Ltd An industrial minerals explorer & developer ASX:DME 23
Slide 24: Sigatoka resource block model sections
Sigatoka resource block model sections Koroua Island cross section, wire frame generated. Club Masa heavy mineral grade block model cross sections, For illustration only For illustration only Club Masa Digital Terrain Model Dome Gold Mines Ltd An industrial minerals explorer & developer ASX:DME 24
Slide 25: Contact
Contact: Dome Gold Mines Limited (ASX:DME) Address: The Brewery, Suite 605, Level 6 Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008 T: +61 02 82035620 E: info@domegoldmines.com.au W: www.domegoldmines.com.au