Lomiko Metals — Investor Presentation (November 2025)
35 slides from Lomiko Metals's investor presentation, November 2025
Slide 1: Critical Minerals explorer and developer in Quebec & Newfoundland
Ecologo Certified Critical Minerals explorer and developer with a portfolio of projects in Quebec & Newfoundland TSXV: LMR November 2025 Frankfurt: DH8
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER This presentation is not a prospectus, offering memorandum or an advertisement and is being provided for information purposes only and does not constitute or form part of, and should not be construed as, an offer or invitation to sell or any solicitation of any offer to purchase or subscr
Slide 3: Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement The La Loutre graphite project site is located within the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg (KZA) First Nation’s territory. The KZA First Nation is part of the Algonquin Nation and the KZA traditional territory is situated within the Outaouais and Laurentides regions. Our vision is to em
Slide 4: Graphite Market
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Slide 5: The China dynamic underlines the importance of Lomiko
The China dynamic underlines the importance of Lomiko China is the world's top graphite producer and exporter, refining more than 90% of the world's graphite into anode material and trade war on critical minerals from China has escalated – China banned shipments of gallium, germanium, antimony, and
Slide 6: Lomiko: an ideal partner for investment into the electrification growth market
Lomiko: an ideal partner for investment into the electrification growth market – EV batteries and BSS Globally, natural graphite demand is set to grow strongly to reach 2.8 million tonnes (MT) by 2035, from 1.2MT in 2025, fueled mainly by the battery sector (Benchmark Intelligence) Business Propriet
Slide 7: The graphite market benefits from a diverse customer base
The graphite market benefits from a diverse customer base • Electric Vehicles (EVs) Polaris and NRC's basic electrochemistry analysis shows potential for La Loutre Flake Graphite to become a feedstock for the anode market. • Internal Combustion Engines—Primary batteries require high-purity micronize
Slide 8: Grants and Awards – Non-dilutive capital
Grants and Awards – Non-dilutive capital 8
Slide 9: Secured C$16M in concurrent Canadian and USA funding
Secured C$16M in concurrent Canadian and USA funding - more than 50% of project costs are supported by awards These are non-dilutive non-repayable awards Awards Canadian $4.9m contribution from Natural Resources Canada – 75% cost contribution for anode piloting Recipient of a US$8.35m (CA$11.2
Slide 10: CMRDD program – Anode Upgrading Pilot Program
CMRDD program – Anode Upgrading Pilot Program Award: CAN$4.9m • The CMRDD program administered by Natural Resources Canada is to pilot the integrated graphite upgrading process with a 200 mt bulk sample over 3 years for a total contribution agreement of CA$6.6m where Lomiko will contribute 25% of
Slide 11: La Loutre development timeline
La Loutre development timeline A de-risked path to the development of this strategic critical mineral asset • The U.S. DoD has provided a TIA for 50% of the study costs, and NRCan is contributing 75% of the pilot program costs, significantly de-risking the project. • Current focus: Phases 1 & 2 • PF
Slide 12: Lomiko advantage: Ranked as the seventh biggest deposit worldwide
Lomiko advantage: Ranked as the seventh biggest deposit worldwide by Mining.COM The independent and qualified persons for the mineral resource estimate, as defined by NI 43 101, are Marina Iund, P.Geo. (InnovExplo Inc.), Martin Perron, P.Eng. (InnovExplo Inc.)., Simon Boudreau, P.Eng. (InnovExplo In
Slide 13: Phase 1 - Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) engineering
Phase 1 - Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) engineering PFS Study Leaders: DRA Americas Norda Stelo Knight-Piesold SLR 13
Slide 14: Phase 2 - Metallurgical and battery piloting
Phase 2 - Metallurgical and battery piloting Initiating the 200t bulk sample with local operators and research institutions in Quebec Received Permits for the bulk sample excavation 5 x 50-tonne test locations in EV Zone Hired all local contractors to conduct fieldwork Ore will be crushed off-
Slide 15: Phase II - La Loutre – Permitted Bulk Sample Locations
Phase II - La Loutre – Permitted Bulk Sample Locations Materials sourcing for the Anode Pilot Processing Material testing to be done in 5 locations in EV Zone Each test pit will - up to 50 tonnes of ore Three cutting – minimal Stripping – area of approximately 5x5 meters or 4x6m Drill/bl
Slide 16: Graphite Portfolio
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Slide 17: www.lomiko.com TSXV: LMR OTC: LMRMF FRANKFURT: DH8C
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Slide 18: Regional exploration in Grenville belt
22845.48 Regional exploration in Grenville belt Most prospective graphite belt in North America • 400 claims in total on 7 early-stage projects covering 22,845 hectares in southern Quebec. • 2024 Field Program results for Meloche, Dieppe, Tremblant and Ruisseau: • Ruisseau – grades up to 27.9 percen
Slide 19: 2024 field program discovers zones over 3.0 km grading up to 27.9% Cg
2024 field program discovers 4 zones spanning over 3.0 kilometer long grading up to 27.9% Cg at Ruisseau A total of 107 grab samples were collected: • 24 samples returned results greater than 20% Cg, • 55 samples returned results greater than 10% Cg, • 71 samples returned results greater than 5% Cg
Slide 20: 2025 field program extends zones Rune and La Roche
The 2025 field program extends zones Rune and La Roche over 3.0 kilometer long, grading up to 27.5% Cg at Ruisseau • 2025 sampling along the southern extension of the La Roche TDEM trend was incredibly successful with numerous moderate to high grade results up to a maximum of 27.5% Cg. • The known s
Slide 21: The 2025 field program at Ruisseau Graphite
The 2025 field program at Ruisseau Graphite • A total of five primary and four secondary targets at Rune and six primary and four secondary targets at La Roche have been selected for drill testing. • The targets were generated with the aid of the 2022 airborne geophysical survey and the strong graph
Slide 22: Antimony Exploration
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Slide 23: Antimony
Antimony • Antimony is used to increase the hardness of alloys, with lead alloys for batteries, with lead/copper/tin alloys for machine bearings • It improves the rigidity of lead-alloy plates in lead–acid batteries • It is also used in automotive clutch and brake parts • The other major use is as a
Slide 24: Yellow Fox antimony, silver and gold potential in Newfoundland
Yellow Fox antimony, silver and gold potential in Newfoundland Historic results • Yellow Fox is an early-stage exploration property prospective in antimony, gold, and silver where historic works returned samples anomalous in gold (Au), antimony (Sb), lead (Pb), zinc (Zn), and silver (Ag). • The tren
Slide 25: Yellow Fox–Soil Sampling results- Au
Yellow Fox–Soil Sampling results- Au • Extension of high-priority multi-element targets to the south, including significant zones in Cerium and Gold • New gold showing with assays up to 1.3 g/t – new western clam block just west of the Yellow Fox Showing. • Soil sampling program successfully targete
Slide 26: Yellow Fox–Soil Sampling results- Cerium, Antimony & Zinc
Yellow Fox–Soil Sampling results- Cerium, Antimony & Zinc The information provided by QP Wayne Reid P.Geo. is registered in Newfoundland 26
Slide 27: Yellow Fox Next Steps
Yellow Fox Next Steps • Expanded the land package (30 claims @ 748ha) and added new targets – total of 58 claims at 1,446 ha • Phase 1 & 2 - A total of 815 (Phase 1@551 and Phase 2 @264) soil samples. The field team experienced difficulty collecting soil where rock outcroppings were present. • Phase
Slide 28: Lomiko advantage – Critical Minerals Developer
Lomiko advantage – Critical Minerals Developer Endorsement from Federal, Energy transition and Exposure to two strategic Provincial and Federal grant minerals in demand in North energy security investment agencies opportunity America – graphite and antimony $16M in the awards and Chinese export rest
Slide 29: Share structure
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Slide 30: Share structure
Share structure Lomiko has a tight capital structure • November 5th, 2025 Total Issued and Outstanding 63,464,043 Options 2,243,333 Warrants 23,279,338 Broker Warrants 146,220 DSU 1,794,285 RSU 1,571,482 Fully Diluted 92,498,701 30
Slide 31: Lomiko collaborations
“ LOMIKO * METALS Lomiko collaborations @ Polaris 222222%,.1on ecg BATTERY LABS Oo ective CRITM Innovation en traitement de minerais Q Innovation in mineral processing S Canada LSTM eM] UNIVERSITE National Research ay ES LAVAL Council Canada Cro Conseil national de recherches Canada ECOLOGO NRC-IRAP
Slide 32: For more information
For more information info@lomiko.com Follow us @lomikometals on socials l l l f l
Slide 33: Yellow Fox antimony, silver and gold potential in Newfoundland
Yellow Fox antimony, silver and gold potential in Newfoundland Terms of the Option (a) The Optionee shall have the right to acquire 100% of the right, title and interest in and to the Option Interests by making the following payments: (i) in cash totaling $70,000, according to the following schedule
Slide 34: SGS Characterization Study, 2023: 67% fines content in the flotation concentrate
SGS Characterization Study, 2023 67% fines content in the flotation concentrate • La Loutre flake distribution is ~67% fines - suitable for anode market 37% growth year over year! • -100 mesh is used most commonly in SPG (spherical graphite) as a precursor for battery production Size Fraction Analys
Slide 35: La Loutre metallurgical program 99.99% purified graphite content
La Loutre metallurgical program 99.99% purified graphite content Completed PFS level met testing and optimized flow sheet Completed value-added testing with ProGraphite – micronization, spheroidization, and purification: Proved that La Loutre material is suitable for battery applications - Sph
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