Emp Metals Corp · CSE:EMPS
Emp Metals — Investor Presentation (January 2026)
21 slides from Emp Metals's investor presentation, January 2026
Slide 1: Primed to Become a Leading Lithium Producer in Saskatchewan
Primed to Become a Leading Lithium Producer in Saskatchewan INVESTOR PRESENTATION January 2026 CSE: EMPS | OTCQB: EMPPF
Slide 2: Disclaimers
Disclaimers Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains “forward looking statements” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Statements in this news release pertaining to expected financings, filings, uses of proceeds or project completion dates are forward-looking
Slide 3: The EMP Advantage
The EMP Advantage SE Saskatchewan Mining Investment: ▪ 3rd most attractive jurisdiction worldwide* ▪ 1st in Canada* ▪ Direct access to North American markets ▪ Low royalties Hub City Lithium (HCL): EMP Metals 100% Hub City Lithium (HCL): 82,505 ha (~204,000 acres) Crown 90% Freehold 10% Resource Est
Slide 4: Management & Directors
Management & Directors Rob Gamley, BSc. Karl Kottmeier, B.A. President, Director CEO, Director 15 years of corporate finance and capital markets experience, providing consulting to private and public companies across a broad range of industries. Former VP Contact Over 25 years experience in listing,
Slide 5: Project Technical Team
Project Technical Team Paul Schubach, P.Eng. Cam Taylor, BSc. COO Chairman ROK Resources Professional Engineer with over 12 years of diversified engineering experience. Co-founder of ROK Resources Inc., former President and CEO of Villanova 4 Oil Spent greater than a decade working onsite at Mosaic
Slide 6: The Saskatchewan Advantage
The Saskatchewan Advantage Regionally extensive reservoir with highly concentrated lithium brine Significantly higher grades of lithium in Duperow vs. Leduc Lower CAPEX and OPEX Emp Metals Corp. • No H2S or residual oil 125 mg/L • Low contaminants (iron, silica, organics) (up to 259 mg/L) • Less vol
Slide 7: The Saskatchewan Advantage
The Saskatchewan Advantage Existing roads, rail, power, skilled talent and service businesses, 50- year oil and gas history in SK Existing technology for subsurface brine deliverability and disposal No freshwater usage, 90% water recovery during refining, make up water through RO of non potable brac
Slide 8: Government of Saskatchewan Backs Project Aurora with $4.27M
Government of Saskatchewan Backs Project Aurora with $4.27M1 Up to $4.27M CAD in Transferable Royalty & Production Tax Credits • Funding comes through Saskatchewan’s Critical Minerals Innovation Incentive (SCMII) • Designed to accelerate innovative projects that enhance mineral recovery, environment
Slide 9: Duperow – Viewfield Project
Viewfield Project (See news release dated May 2, 2023 for additional details on the resource estimate) NI 43-101 Resource Estimate Lithium Concentration (mg/L) Indicated Resource: 931,038 t LCE Indicated Weighted Average [C] Li: 141 mg/L Viewfield#1 Viewfield #2 Viewfield #3 Inferred Resource: 488,4
Slide 10: Duperow – Mansur Project
Mansur Project (See news release dated May 2, 2023 for additional details on the resource estimate) NI 43-101 Resource Estimate Lithium Concentration (mg/L) Inferred Resource: 628,988 t LCE Weighted Average [C] Li: 116 mg/L Mansur #1 Mansur #2 Mansur #3 Net Acres: 38,561 (60.25 sections) Depth Membe
Slide 11: Path to Commercial Production
Path to Commercial Production empmetals.com | CSE: EMPS | OTCQB: EMPPF 11
Slide 12: Phase 1: Project Aurora Demonstration Plant
Phase 1: Project Aurora Demonstration Plant Lithium Resource Development Agreement with Saltworks Technologies Lithium Refinery Spoke Raw Membrane High Build and operate a continuous flow “spoke” in Pre-Treatment DLE Purity Brine Concentration LiCl Saskatchewan, upgrade and operate a continuous flow
Slide 13: Phase 2: Stage 1 Commercial Plant
Phase 2: Stage 1 Commercial Plant 3k tpa Lithium Carbonate Refinery, US$180M CAPEX – Estimate to be further defined through Project Aurora Scalable, repeatable, capital efficient model leveraging Saltworks technological differentiated modular skids Lithium Conversion Hub (LCH) • 6,000 TPY LCE capaci
Slide 14: Commercial Production Timeline
Commercial Production Timeline Phase 1: Phase 2: Phase 3: Project Aurora - Demonstration Stage 1 – 3k tpa (2 x 1,500 tpa Stage 2 – Repeat commercial Plant spokes) commercial lithium implementation across the SK carbonate hub and spoke plant basin to expand production Fully integrated, continuous cap
Slide 15: Capitalization Overview
Capitalization Overview Share Structure $0.70 Issued & Outstanding 120,156,917 $0.60 $0.50 Warrants 16,761,794 $0.40 • 6,930,000 @ $1.25 Expire Feb 25, 2026 $0.30 • 650,000 @ $0.35 Expire Nov 25, 2026 $0.20 • 432,000 @ $0.35 Expire Dec 18, 2026 $0.10 • 216,000 @ $0.35 Expire Apr 7, 2027 $0.00 • 2,50
Slide 16: SE Saskatchewan Lithium Land Rights
SE Saskatchewan Lithium Land Rights EMP Metals Corp Tyvan LiCan Resources Tyvan Millenium Land Ltd. Viewfield Arizona Lithium Viewfield Mansur Living Skies Mansur Synergy Land Services Ltd. Lithium Bank Homestead Energy Ltd. E3 Lithium Sun Valley Land Ltd. empmetals.com | CSE: EMPS | OTCQB: EMPPF 16
Slide 17: Why Invest in EMP?
Why Invest in EMP? Best Canadian Brine Rapid Technical Resource in the Top Advancement & Project Canadian Mining Jurisdiction De-risking ▪ Clean high-quality brine, up to 259 mg/L ▪ Drilling, piloting programs, flow testing concentrations, no H2S, no oil, minimal organics ▪ Advancing engineering ▪ S
Slide 18: Contact Us
Contact Us Karl Kottmeier Paul Schubach CEO COO karl@pemgroup.ca paul@empmetals.com Corporate Head Office 204 – 252 Esplanade West North Vancouver, BC V7M 0E9 +1 604-689-7422
Slide 19: Appendix
Appendix June 2025 empmetals.com | CSE: EMPS | OTCQB: EMPPF
Slide 20: Viewfield PEA - Development Plan
Viewfield PEA - Development Plan 5 Direct Lithium Extraction Hubs producing 62,000 m3/day (12,400 m3/day each) 2 Concentrate, Refining, and Conversion facilities connected Site 4 via pipe to DLE hubs Site 5 Site 3 36 multi-leg horizontal production wells (1,720 m3/day each) Site 2 30 vertical water
Slide 21: Viewfield PEA – Economic Highlights
Viewfield PEA – Economic Highlights Years 1-7: Description Values Average Production LCE 12,175 tonnes/year Production 18,860 tonnes / year Project Life 23.2 years Total Capital Cost (incl. contingency) US$571 million Average Annual Operating Costs US$40 million Average Selling Price (LCE) US$20,000