Slide 1: Building a global graphite production Mine-to-Market company
Building a global graphite production Mine -to-Market company industrial graphite. PDAC, Canada – March 2026
Slide 2: The proven business model to invest in graphite
The proven business model to invest in graphite Two downstream processing facilities in Australia and Europe by 2027 – providing a western supply chain alternative for consumers. Low capital costs: <$15M Short time to market: 12–18 months Proven technologies Market leading technical and mark
Slide 3: Graphite supply chain
Graphite supply chain Industrial processing at the heart of the graphite supply chain p3
Slide 4: Purification is the key to high value markets
Purification is the key to high value markets Alkeemia agreement – a European chemical industry leader Non-binding LoI signed for ALKEEMIA to provide toll treatment graphite purification services to IG6 Purification will be conducted at ALKEEMIA’S new industrial graphite purification plant, Port
Slide 5: Graphite demand
Graphite demand Industrial demand will continue as anode demand grows Graphite demand is forecast to reach a CAGR of up to 12% by 2040 Industrial graphite demand is forecast to reach CAGR of 3-5% Battery anode demand, driven by EV and energy storage, expected to achieve parity market share N
Slide 6: Micronised & expandable product
Micronised & expandable product Profitable markets today * Source: Independent consultant research p6
Slide 7: Collie processing & R&D facility
Collie processing & R&D facility The first operation of its kind in Australia Six years of downstream development experience 1,216 kg of concentrate processed into micronised and spheroidised product Thousand of feasibility hours invested in upstream and downstream facilities Strong governme
Slide 8: Collie micronising facility
Collie micronising facility Construction starting on Australia’s first commercial micronising plant Equipment ordered Shire development approval received Architectural design, engineering drawings Building contractor Building approval due Earthworks to commence Q2 2026 x p8
Slide 9: Europe expandable graphite
Europe expandable graphite 50:50 joint venture with Arctic Graphite AS (LNS) Norway Arctic Graphite a subsidiary of Leonhard Nilsen & Sønner (LNS) – Strong demand with limited domestic supply one of Norway’s biggest mining and civil contractors Product used in fire retardants and heat Europe
Slide 10: Valuations relative to capex
Valuations relative to capex High value projects at a low capital cost * Source for valuations: ASX announcement 10 December 2025 ** Graphite Investment Partners (GIP) LOI seeks to provide funding for the Europe Expandable Graphite Facility and Collie Micronising Facility subject to due diligence an
Slide 11: Corporate
Corporate Significant leverage to execution Market capitalisation – undiluted (A$) $12.0M Shares on issue – (M) 198.2 Shareholding of directors, related parties & associates 16.0% Western Australian Government grant funds available (A$) $10.5M “Award Basket Consideration” with the US DoD (DIBC) unde
Slide 12: Next step - battery anode markets
Next step - battery anode markets Operating credibility, market expertise and quality partners when pricing supports China has built significant over capacity for anode material Medium to long term pricing response needed to incentivise ex-China production All western feasibility studies requi
Slide 13: Springdale mine, Western Australia
Springdale mine, Western Australia 100% owned – a globally significant graphite deposit CAPEX Concentrate Output A$76M 46,000 t/y High Grade Quality Mineral Battery grade Resource 99.95% purity 28Mt@9%TGC Multi decade Low Opex mine life With huge US$450 – 485/t exploration potential p13
Slide 14: Clear pathway to battery anode
Clear pathway to battery anode Springdale concentrates deliver proven testwork results x Bulk flotation ~115 kg of Springdale concentrates from drill core returned an average grade of 94.7% TGC Micronising and spheroidising (milling) testwork to date has resulted in two spheroidised products wit
Slide 15: People and partners
People and partners Expert industry team backed by world leading partners Phil Hearse Andrew Worland CHAIRMAN AND FOUNDER MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CEO Metallurgical engineer Corporate finance 50 years of minerals processing 30 years of mining, trading and executive management experience around
Slide 16: Investment highlights
Investment highlights The proven business model to invest in graphite Graphite Immediate Expertise, Pathway Focused on consumers production and IP and to anode profitable want new, cashflow - successful through markets independent two plants industry Springdale - today - supply operating by partners
Slide 17: About this document
ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT: This document has been prepared by International Graphite Limited (the "Company” or “International Graphite”). No representation, expressed or implied, or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein is made by any party and nothing contained h
Slide 18: International Graphite Limited
INTERNATIONAL GRAPHITE Limited Andrew Worland Managing Director / CEO +61 409 370 792 aworland@ig6.com.au www.internationalgraphite.com.au