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1414 Degrees — Shareholder Meeting (November 2026)
17 slides from 1414 Degrees's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 11, 2026
Slide 1: Annual General Meeting 2026
Annual General Meeting rsonal use only 2026 Dr Kevin Moriarty, Executive Chairman 11 November 2026 1414 Degrees Limited ASX: 14D 2026
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer rsonal use only The material contained in this document is a presentation of general information about the activities of 1414 Degrees Ltd and its related bodies, current as at the date of this presentation. It is provided in summary and does not purport to be complete. You should not rely
Slide 3: Three paths to revenue, led by Aurora
Three paths to revenue, led by Aurora rsonal use only Energy infrastructure Advanced battery High-temperature materials industrial technology Aurora Energy Precinct is gaining SiNTL™ opens new commercial SiBox and SiPHyR®, built on substantial traction with AI data pathways into batteries for SiBric
Slide 4: Aurora Energy Precinct
rsonal use only AURORA ENERGY PRECINCT A 16 km2 renewable project in a strategic location for mining and AI computing Crown sponsored by SA Government A 1414 Degrees asset since 2019 1414 Degrees Limited ASX: 14D 2026
Slide 5: Aurora is a valuable, well-placed asset
Aurora is a valuable, well-placed asset Located to serve growing local mining and global AI compute rsonal use only High voltage electricity and fibre Connections on two sides of the site. No residential neighbours Just outside council limits. Community support Supported by the Indigenous corporatio
Slide 6: Two routes to market
Two routes to market Pursuing an earlier route while the 275 kV connection progresses rsonal use only 275 kV NEM connection, BESS, 33 kV connection, BESS, solar PV large scale generation • 140 MW BESS approved to connect to the NEM • Earlier, lower-capital development route • Negotiating with Electr
Slide 7: AI computing: a global export from Aurora
AI computing: a global export from Aurora AI training tolerates distance and can follow the power, so it can sit where energy is abundant rsonal use only Firmed, low-cost energy Data centres at Aurora Compute sold worldwide Solar PV backed by firming plant Compute modules hosted on site Data service
Slide 8: We bring the customer to the electricity
We bring the customer to the electricity rsonal use only 2 GW 2.2 GW 140 MW potential solar generation on site new SA transmission needed from 2030 BESS approved to connect to the NEM (Australian PV manufacturer estimates) (ElectraNet's latest review) Midday wholesale prices can be very low or negat
Slide 9: Partnering to develop Aurora
Partnering to develop Aurora With ownership assured, investors and developers are invited in rsonal use only OUR OBJECTIVE Investors and developers invited Attract investment to Aurora, establishing • Initial focus on Stage One, while considering the partnerships that enable its development precinct
Slide 10: Commercial negotiations under way
Commercial negotiations under way rsonal use only AI data centre development Heads of Agreement for staged development of up to 1 GW, starting with computing modules on the 33 kV line with PV BESS and backup generation Other energy-intensive uses Assessing additional users to support investment in g
Slide 11: SiNTL - Battery Materials
rsonal use only SiNTL™ - BATTERY MATERIALS Aluminium-coated silicon nanoparticles for next-generation anodes 1414 Degrees Limited ASX: 14D 2026
Slide 12: SiNTL: a drop-in silicon anode
SiNTL™: a drop-in silicon anode rsonal use only Exclusive global licence acquired during the year. Low-cost silicon anode material designed to increase lithium-ion energy density without costly changes to manufacturing lines. Material Electrodes Cells Application testing Development pathway Potentia
Slide 13: SiBrick-based thermal technologies
SiBrick-based thermal technologies rsonal use only SiBox SiPHyR® Stores renewable electricity as high-temperature heat Methane pyrolysis producing hydrogen and solid carbon, for industrial use. Strongest commercial opportunities with no direct CO₂ emissions from the conversion where electricity supp
Slide 14: Earning revenue from what we've learned
Earning revenue from what we've learned rsonal use only Industrial companies searching for ways to meet emissions targets often engage engineering firms with little direct experience of thermal storage technologies, costs and barriers. First-hand experience We built SiBox and SiPHyR with Woodside En
Slide 15: Our priority: turn innovation into revenue
Our priority: turn innovation into revenue rsonal use only Expecting major partnerships across the portfolio to mature during FY2027, giving shareholders greater clarity on potential revenues and timelines A STRONGER POSITION Greater control Broader portfolio Clearer pathways Growing network of our
Slide 16: The next months
The next 12 months rsonal use only Dec 2026 Nov–Dec 2026 Q1 2027 Stage One development partner SiNTL material production starts at 275 kV line access agreement selection at Aurora GWU and Tonsley expected 33 kV connection decision Early 2027 Mar 2027 H1 2027 Stage One financial close targeted SiPHyR
Slide 17: Contact
rsonal use only ASX: 14D info@1414degrees.com.au 1414degrees.com.au 1414 Degrees Limited ASX: 14D 2026