First Tin Plc · LSE:1SN

First Tin — 18 months to June 30 Earnings Presentation

26 slides from First Tin's earnings presentation, Nov 7, 2024

  1. Slide 1: High margin, advanced tin projects in Australia and Germany

    HIGH M ARGIN , ADVANC ED TIN P ROJE CTS I N AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY Results tor the 18 months to June 30, 2024 November 7, 2024

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This document (“Presentation”) has been prepared by First Tin plc a public limited company incorporated and not immediately returning it or attending the accompanying verbal Presentation, you are deemed to represent, registered in England and Wales under company number 07931518 “Company”)

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda ➢ Company highlights and market outlook • Progress update on Taronga and Tellerhäuser Projects • Finance Review • Priorities for next 12-15 months • Summary and Q&A FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 2

  4. Slide 4: Significant milestones achieved at both our flagship assets

    Significant milestones achieved at both our flagship assets • No accidents or environmental incidents were reported during the period. • Taronga: — Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) published: • Confirmed Taronga’s potential as a low capex, low risk and high margin tin mine with attractive economic

  5. Slide 5: Tin prices strengthened during 2024…

    Tin prices strengthened during 2024… Daily LME Cash Price YTD 2024, USD/tonne • Tin ended 2023 with lower demand and $38,000 supply, alongside low stock levels. $36,000 • Tin prices have significantly outperformed other base metals since the start of the $34,000 year. Tin Price (US$/tonne) $32,000 •

  6. Slide 6: … with Tin demand forecast to grow ca. 3% in 2024

    … with Tin demand forecast to grow ca. 3% in 2024 Change in Tin Use By sector, tonnes • Apparent demand forecast to increase by ca., 3% in 2024. • Growth driven by China, Japan and South Korea, with Solder modest growth in NA. • Europe remains weak and forecast to decline. Chemicals • Positive deman

  7. Slide 7: Tin mine production stagnates

    Tin mine production stagnates World Tin Mine Production (Tin-in-Concentrate, kt) • Primary mine supply forecast to fall by ca. 7% 350 in 2024, driven by declines in Myanmar and 300 Indonesia. 250 • Partially compensated by increases in Africa (expansion) and Peru (recovery from 200 outages) 150 • Su

  8. Slide 8: Agenda

    Agenda • Company highlights and market outlook ➢ Progress update on Taronga and Tellerhäuser Projects • Finance Review • Priorities for next 12-15 months • Summary and Q&A FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 7

  9. Slide 9: First Tin – advanced projects and 4th largest undeveloped tin resources

    First Tin – advanced projects and 4th largest undeveloped tin resources* TARONGA, NSW, AUSTRALIA SAXORE, GERMANY Reserves Tonnage Assay Contained Tin Tellerhäuser Classification (Mt) (% Sn) (Tonnes) Contained Resource Tonnage Assay % % ppm ppm Tin Proved 26 0.14 36,000 Category (Mt) (% Sn) Fe2O3 Zn

  10. Slide 10: Taronga: potentially the world's next new tin mine

    Taronga: potentially the world’s next new tin mine with large scale, low risk, low cost… A LOW-RISK ASSET IN A LOW-RISK JURISDICTION Key Milestones ➢ Definitive Feasibility Study** completed Freehold Land Ownership* Low Risk ➢ MLA lodged and Native Title clearance Open pit, low Strip Ratio Mining Lo

  11. Slide 11: …with attractive economics and upside potential

    …with attractive economics and upside potential Indicative Taronga Pre-Tax NPV Staircase (AUDm)* Further upside: 645 • Brownfield expansions • Fine tin Recovery 251 259 flotation circuit Convert Inferred improvements** • Higher tin price resources as per pit optimisations 345 40 41 243 115 50 52 Ext

  12. Slide 12: Competitive costs with high margin

    Competitive costs with high margin Cost and Margin Staircase Competitor Comparisons Price/Cost USD AISC*/tonne Tin: 40,000 • Alphamin: US$13,900 2023 “lowest 35,000 Spot Tin Price: US$ 33,097/t tin sold quartile” 30,000 • Taronga: US$15,843**, DFS • Metals X: US$18,296**, 2023 25,000 52% 20,000 Full

  13. Slide 13: Low-cost open pit mining with low (1:1) strip ratio

    Low-cost open pit mining with low (1:1) strip ratio from wide and continuous mineralisation Taronga Cross Section 5000N Measured Indicated Current Pit Design • Wide and continuous mineralised zones • Accessible, open in all directions • Low strip ratio due to topography - ~1:1 • (Tower of Big Ben sh

  14. Slide 14: Mineralogy allows easy liberation and beneficiation of the cassiterite…

    Mineralogy allows easy liberation and beneficiation of the cassiterite… Crushing fractures along quartz veins exposing cassiterite FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 13

  15. Slide 15: …through a simple, low-tech, low-cost process flow sheet

    …through a simple, low-tech, low-cost process flow sheet* Conventional Mining Coarse Rejects Crushing Circuit Screening 2.5Mtpa 0.03% Sn 5.0Mtpa -800mm -12mm +2.8 mm 0.13% Sn -2.8 mm 2.5Mtpa 0.22% Sn 1.7Mtpa +0.4 mm Screening 0.16% Sn 0.9Mtpa -0.4 mm 0.35% Sn 0.2Mtpa 1.4% Sn Basic 1.0Mtpa Gravity Sm

  16. Slide 16: Upside potential to increase mine life and recoveries

    Upside potential to increase mine life and recoveries Infill & extension drilling to define and convert potential additional resources including: • Convert inferred resources as per pit optimisation work to enable deeper, wider pit. • Potential parallel zones immediately NW of the current pits. • Ex

  17. Slide 17: Taronga is at the centre of a broader northern NSW tin district

    Taronga is at the centre of a broader northern NSW tin district offering longer term brownfield developmental potential FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 16

  18. Slide 18: Tellerhäuser, Germany – a high grade, polymetallic resource in a tin district

    Tellerhäuser, Germany – a high grade, polymetallic resource in a tin district Recent Drilling Tellerhauser Deeps - Dreiberg 1.4m @ 1.26% Sn 1.0m @ 2.02% Sn 1.35m @ 1.49% Sn Gottesberg 73.3m @ 0.49% Sn 6.95m @ 1.46% Sn FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 17

  19. Slide 19: Agenda

    Agenda • Company highlights and market outlook • Progress update on Taronga and Tellerhäuser Projects ➢ Finance Review • Priorities for next 12-15 months • Summary and Q&A FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 18

  20. Slide 20: Financial overview

    Financial overview 18 months: 2023 – June 30, 2024 12 months: 2022 (Audited) £ (Audited) £ Administrative expenses (3,163,266) (3,240,389) Operating loss (3,163,266) (3,240,389) Finance income 130,236 - Finance costs (25) (2,557) Loss before tax (3,033,055) (3,242,946) Income tax expenses - - Loss f

  21. Slide 21: Post-period end balance sheet strengthened and liquidity enhanced

    Post-period end balance sheet strengthened and liquidity enhanced • 10th July 2024: Post-Placement Shareholders over 3% — £2.1m (before expenses) raised from placing 53m new shares at 4p per share. Stakeholders No. of % of Shares Total — Concurrently, Metals X Limited acquired 60m shares, 23% of the

  22. Slide 22: Agenda

    Agenda • Company highlights and market outlook • Progress update on Taronga and Tellerhäuser Projects • Finance Review ➢ Priorities for next 12-15 months • Summary and Q&A FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 21

  23. Slide 23: Priorities over next 12-15 months

    Priorities over next 12-15 months Taronga work programme • Completion and submission of the Environmental Impact Statement and obtaining Developmental Approval. • Optimisation and enhancement of the value of the Taronga DFS from: o Additional metallurgical testing work to improve recoveries. o Under

  24. Slide 24: Agenda

    Agenda • Company highlights and market outlook • Progress update on Taronga and Tellerhäuser Projects • Finance Review • Priorities for next 12-15 months ➢ Summary and Q&A FIRST TIN RESULTS PRESENTATION | NOVEMBER 2024 23

  25. Slide 25: Investment case

    Investment case • 100% ownership of two low capex tin development FIRST TIN GROWTH HORIZONS projects in low-risk OECD jurisdictions with existing infrastructure, which offers greater security of supply. • Quick and de-risked path to production due to Value established reserves and simple mineralogy.

  26. Slide 26: Contact

    CONTACT BILL SCOTTING Chief Executive Officer Bill.scotting@firsttin.com

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