Ecr Minerals Plc · LSE:ECR
Ecr Minerals — Investor Presentation (October 2025)
33 slides from Ecr Minerals's investor presentation, October 2025
Slide 1: Investor Presentation October 2025
INVESTOR PRESENTATION October 2025
Slide 2: Disclaimer
02 Disclaimer THIS PRESENTATION IS NOT, AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE, AN OFFER TO SELL, OR A SOLICITATION OF AN OFFER TO BUY, COMPANY SECURITIES BY ANY PERSON. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS NO SECURITIES OF THE COMPANY HAVE BEEN REGISTERED UNDER THE U.S. SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED, OR APPLICABLE STA
Slide 3: Exec Summary
01 EXEC SUMMARY Gold exploration and development in Australia
Slide 4: Executive summary
04 Gold exploration and development in Australia Executive summary 01 02 03 04 Forthcoming production at Raglan acquisition accelerates Ongoing development A$75m Blue Mountain path to revenue at Lolworth tax losses Alluvial gold resource with Nearby alluvial project is a ECR’s largest tenement with
Slide 5: Overview
02 OVERVIEW Gold exploration and development in Australia
Slide 6: Australian projects – seven following Raglan acquisition
06 6 Australian projects – 7 following Raglan acquisition ECR Minerals LOLWORTH Ongoing drilling campaign at ECR’s largest tenement COMPANY OVERVIEW ▪ ECR is a mineral exploration and development company quoted on AIM, with a focus on gold resources in Australia ▪ The Company’s operations are in Que
Slide 7: ECR is led by an experienced Board
07 ECR is led by an experienced Board ECR Minerals NICK TULLOCH ANDREW SCOTT MIKE PARKER CHRIS GIBBS CHAIRMAN NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROPOSED DIRECTOR Nick Tulloch advised companies on the UK Andrew brings extensive strategic advisory Mike has extensive experience in explorati
Slide 8: Unlocking substantial upsides
08 Unlocking substantial upsides Targeting revenue from alluvial gold production SHORT TERM OPERATIONAL UPSIDES MEDIUM / LONG TERM OPERATIONAL UPSIDES BLUE MOUNTAIN EXPLORATION UPSIDE AT LOLWORTH ▪ Recovery factor of 91.7% independently tested ▪ Previous sampling has confirmed high-grade by Gekko in
Slide 9: Projects
03 PROJECTS Gold exploration and development in Australia
Slide 10: Overview of the three project areas: Queensland
10 Overview of the three project areas Gold exploration and development in Australia 01 02 03 QUEENSLAND VICTORIA OTHER ASSETS TENEMENTS LOCATED A$75 MILLION OF FLAGSHIP ALLUVIAL WITHIN THE HISTORIC UNUTILISED TAX LOSSES PROJECTS AND “GOLD RUSH” AREAS OF AND PROSPECTIVE A$2 MAJORITY OF ECR’S BALLARA
Slide 11: Queensland overview
11 Queensland overview Lolworth, Kondaparinga, Blue Mountain and Raglan OVERVIEW Lolworth located approximately 120km west of the historic gold mining centre of Charters Towers, North Queensland, Australia, and consists of three exploration tenements. Numerous Gold, Niobium and REE anomalies have be
Slide 12: Blue Mountain
12 Blue Mountain Flagship project with near-term production capabilities ▪ As an alluvial resource, gold is found at or near the surface, meaning that the mining techniques used to extract any minerals are not capex-heavy ▪ Gekko Systems Pty Limited carried out the Single Stage Gravity Recoverable G
Slide 13: Blue Mountain illustrative projections
13 Blue Mountain illustrative projections Extensive area creates scalable project opportunities ONE PLANT TWO PLANTS LARGER PLANTS Wash plant capacity (per hour) 25 40 50 60 Monthly revenue (A$) 544,000 871,000 1,088,000 1,306,000 Gold (grammes) 3,347 5,355 6,694 8,033 Gold (ounces) 118 189 236 283
Slide 14: Raglan
14 Raglan Proposed acquisition of fully equipped project with mining licence Strategic Expansion: The Raglan Project is located close to ECR’s Blue Mountain Project and, if completed, the Proposed Acquisition would expand ECR’s position in a highly prospective alluvial gold region. Significantly the
Slide 15: Raglan due diligence findings
14 Raglan Due diligence findings from three test pits ▪ Gold produced during due diligence at Raglan was coarse, often with sharp edges indicating a local source ▪ Some particles of gold were observed attached to quartz indicating a local source of the gold may be in the upper part of the lease ▪ Ar
Slide 16: Lolworth
15 Lolworth Extensive unexplored area in a region with a successful gold mining history ▪ The geological rocks of the Lolworth area are similar to the host rocks in the nearby gold rich provinces of Charters Towers and Ravenswood ▪ Surface exploration included 378 rock chip samples with highest-grad
Slide 17: Lolworth rock chip results
16 Lolworth Rock Chip Results (previously reported) Rock Chip Results Rock Chip Results Uncle Terry Gorge Creek West Gorge Creek West New Find Drill Target Outcrop ▪ Ongoing work programme at the Lolworth Project to drill a series of 40m to 80m holes within the tenement ▪ Around 1,500 metres of perc
Slide 18: Overview of the three project areas: Victoria
17 Overview of the three project areas Gold exploration and development in Australia 01 02 03 QUEENSLAND VICTORIA OTHER ASSETS FLAGSHIP ALLUVIAL A$75 MILLION OF TENEMENTS LOCATED PROJECTS AND UNUTILISED TAX LOSSES MAJORITY OF ECR’S WITHIN THE HISTORIC AND PROSPECTIVE A$2 LAND HOLDINGS “GOLD RUSH” AR
Slide 19: Victoria overview
18 Victoria overview Creswick, Bailieston and Tambo OVERVIEW Creswick consists of three licences, and is considered highly prospective for gold mineralisation hosted within a geo anomaly known as the Dimocks Main Shale. Bailieston targets epizonal or epithermal gold mineralisation within the Melbour
Slide 20: Creswick proposed joint venture
19 Creswick Proposed joint venture ▪ Proposed JV with Bold Gold is expected to fund exploration costs at Creswick without further dilution to ECR shareholders ▪ Bold Gold would have initial A$250,000 exploration commitment to be spent in the first 12 months ▪ Thereafter Bold Gold would invest up to
Slide 21: Bailieston
20 Bailieston Gold and antimony potential in area neighbored by substantial mining operations ▪ Four-hole diamond drilling programme in 2025 at Bailieston intersected gold and antimony mineralisation ▪ Consistency between two successful holes, particularly the identification of stibnite, reinforces
Slide 22: Tambo
21 Tambo Close to historical exploration works at the Duke of Cornwall prospect ▪ Maiden drilling campaign at Tambo in 2024 targeted beneath the historical workings of the Duke of Cornwall mine, Swifts Creek ▪ Five diamond drill holes over a total depth of 428 metres ▪ Campaign provided valuable str
Slide 23: Overview of the three project areas: Other assets
22 Overview of the three project areas Gold exploration and development in Australia 01 02 03 QUEENSLAND VICTORIA OTHER ASSETS FLAGSHIP ALLUVIAL TENEMENTS LOCATED A$75 MILLION OF PROJECTS AND WITHIN THE HISTORIC MAJORITY OF ECR’S “GOLD RUSH” AREAS OF UNUTILISED TAX LOSSES LAND HOLDINGS BALLARAT AND
Slide 24: A$75 million of tax losses
23 A$75 million of tax losses Prospective A$2 million royalty ▪ ECR Minerals Australia Pty. Ltd (”ECR Australia"), ECR’s wholly owned subsidiary, holds A$75 million of tax losses – incurred since 2006 to date ▪ Current tax rates for companies in Australia vary between 25 per cent. and 30 per cent, d
Slide 25: The value of the tax losses to ECR
24 The value of the tax losses to ECR Retaining the tax losses may realise greater long-term gain as they can be applied to offset profits at Blue Mountain or Raglan ▪ ECR’s group structure ensures that all projects are owned, directly or indirectly, by ECR Minerals (Australia) Pty Ltd ECR ECRMinera
Slide 26: Conclusion
04 CONCLUSION Gold exploration and development in Australia
Slide 27: Capital structure and performance
26 Capital structure and performance LON:ECR ▪ ECR has only ordinary shares in issue ▪ All directors have been remunerated partially in equity since Sep 2023 ▪ Ordinary shares in issue: 2,269,512,954 ▪ Quarterly awards based on share price performance ▪ Options in issue: 210,000,000 ▪ Exercise price
Slide 28: Near-term revenue potential from Blue Mountain & Raglan
27 Near-term revenue potential from Blue Mountain & Raglan Coupled with ongoing development upside at Lolworth and Creswick BLUE MOUNTAIN ■ Drilling programme completed and results awaited PRODUCTION ■ Wash plant trials to take place during October OPERATIONAL UPSIDE TURNKEY ■ Proposed acquisition w
Slide 29: Appendix
05 APPENDIX Gold exploration and development in Australia
Slide 30: Raglan equipment and facilities
29 Raglan equipment and facilities ECR MINERALS
Slide 31: Raglan equipment and facilities
30 Raglan equipment and facilities ECR MINERALS
Slide 32: Coarse gold at Raglan
31 Course gold at Raglan ECR MINERALS
Slide 33: Thank you
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