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Brazillian Critical Minerals — Brazilian Critical Minerals — Investor Presentation (December 2025)
18 slides from Brazillian Critical Minerals's investor presentation, Dec 9, 2025
Slide 1: Investor Presentation December 2025
For personal use only Investor Presentation December 2025 Primed for Growth Following ISR Trial Low-Cost Rare Earth Production Pathway
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer For personal use only This presentation has been prepared by Brazilan Critical Minerals limited (company). Competent person statement This important notice and disclaimer applies to this presentation and any information provided in relation to The information in this report that relates t
Slide 3: Brazilian REE Landscape
Brazilian REE Landscape For personal use only EMA Rare Earths $44M Serra Verde Brazilian Rare Earths $1.12B EMA Rare Earths Project Colossus Project $129M Caldera Project 30 km south from Apuí $390M Market Capitalisation www.asx.com.au as of closing on the 07.12.25
Slide 4: Why Brazilian Critical Minerals?
Why Brazilian Critical Minerals? For personal use only Essential use in Modern Strategically focused on high-value NdPr and DyTb oxides Technology generating >90% of future revenues Industry-Leading Low Capex Ultra-low pre-production capital expenditure of US$55M1 Innovative, Low-Cost, Pioneering IS
Slide 5: ISR Pedigree, Brazilian Opportunity
ISR Pedigree Maturity, Brazilian Opportunity For personal use only Ema is the only known ISR rare earth project Ema Project outside of SE Asia 1 Plant - 80km2 1Bt – MRE 55 Plants - 80km2 Apuí Municipality Legend Pang War Apuí MRE Outline Myanmar ISR Process Plants
Slide 6: Extension Drilling Confirms High Magnet Grade Mineralisation
Extension Drilling Confirms High Magnet Grade Mineralisation For personal use only 80km 2 Mineralised extents drilled to date 4km 20 years Mine Life – Scoping Study JORC cut-off Tonnes TREO NdPr DyTb MREO MREO: Category ppm Mt ppm ppm ppm ppm TREO TREO % Indicated 500 248 759 176 16 192 25 Inferred
Slide 7: In-situ recovery mining
In-situ recovery mining A well understood rare earth mining method For personal use only The most cost effective, environmentally friendly method of mining Significant contributor to current world production output The Right Conditions The Wrong Traditions Geology Minimal surface impact Weathering l
Slide 8: In-Situ (REE) Leaching
In-Situ (REE) Leaching For personal use only Leaching Injection Well • Low establishment cost Liquid Collection Zone • Proven decades old technology • Only green reagents Extraction To Plant utilised Wells • Using gravity as our natural pumping system • Readily leachable solution laden with rare ear
Slide 9: Getting pH at target level using MgSO4
Getting pH at target level using MgSO4 use only pH Monitoring Holes Field Trial Results 6.0 5.5 ● Fast decrease of pH within 5.0 clay zone to target level For personal ● Natural pH control, no 4.5 additional acid PH 4.0 3.5 3.0 https://braziliancriticalminerals.com/announcements/7003922 Day 8 Day 1
Slide 10: Field Trial Leaching
Field Trial Leaching High-grade rare earth extraction with world-leading MREO profile, For personal use only benign, non-toxic reagent usage Field Trail Results Leached TREO & MREO from hole H1-F6 ● TREO grades up to 7,800ppm and MREO grades higher than 3,500ppm ● 44% MREO:TREO composition one of th
Slide 11: 4-step flow sheet - Lowest CAPEX
4-step flow sheet - Lowest CAPEX Scoping Study US$55 Million - Sector Low OPEX For personal use only 1 2 3 4 Impurity MREC ISR Removal Precipitation recycled reagents Processing Plant Steps Proposed Central Processing Plant High Margin - Low Volume - High Value BCM (ASX: BCM) – Ema Scoping Study – I
Slide 12: Magnesium avoids the pollution that causes environmental devastation
Magnesium avoids the pollution that causes environmental For personal use only devastation Ammonium sulfate Magnesium sulfate Key Magesium Sulphate Nitrogen pollution High Zero Advantages Ecosystem nutrient loading High Low • Major Environmental advantage Fish/amphibian toxicity Significant Rare • N
Slide 13: Strong Basket Price – right elements
Strong Basket Price – right elements ANSTO Bulk MREC from Field Trial solution For personal use only SPOT MREC BASKET Ema - Field Trail Price (11.11.25) % Basket $ Oxide USD/kg La2O3 $ 0.64 36.02 0.23 CeO2 $ 1.65 11.89 0.20 Pr6O11 $ 80.89 8.99 7.27 Nd2O3 $ 80.53 31.62 25.46 Sm2O3 $ 2.33 3.94 0.09 Eu
Slide 14: Logistics
Manaus Logistics Autazes Chibato Port Integrated land/water For personal use only logistics for secure;efficient rare earth transport;scalable from source to port. Apuí Municipality Manicoré Legend Roads Humaitá Water Path 1 Prainha Port Path 2 EMA Project Apuí
Slide 15: Permitting in Brazil
Permitting in Brazil Brazil permitting pathway established, exploration licence next milestone, value growth unlocked on approval. For personal use only Regulatory Framework Current Milestone Roadmap Investment Confidence The National Mining Nearest town 25 kms away ANM site visit completed Agency g
Slide 16: Offtake Agreements
Offtake Agreements Global critical-minerals demand continues to be underpinned by long-term offtake agreements from industrial economies securing future feedstock. For personal use only Jurisdictions with demonstrated commitment to Canada securing diversified supply for processing France Confidence
Slide 17: Next Steps
Next Steps For personal use only Bankable feasibility study Project Financing Advancing well, with key workstreams moving Company currently fielding and on schedule. Progressing as planned, with engaging with early options slated for major technical packages well underway. discussions in Q2 2026 onc
Slide 18: Thank You
For personal use only Brazil Australia BRA: MINERAÇÃO BBX DO BRASIL Andrew Reid LTDA, Rua dos Inconfidentes n⁰ Email: andrew.reid@brazililancriticalminerals.com 867, Savassi, Belo Horizonte, Minas Level 28, 140 St Georges Terrace Gerais, CEP 30.140-128 Perth WA 6000 Thank You.
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