Reexploration Inc. · TSXV:REE
Reexploration — Investor Presentation (December 2025)
20 slides from Reexploration's investor presentation, December 2025
Slide 1: Building the Next Generation of Responsible Critical Minerals Supply
TSXV: REE | FSE: KSi BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF RESPONSIBLE CRITICAL MINERALS SUPPLY December 2025 www.rareearthexploration.com
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
Forward Looking Statement This document (“Presentation”) has been prepared by ReeXploration Inc.., a public company (“Company”) The Securities have not been and will not be registered under the US Securities Act of 1933, in connection with a presentation to prospective investors. as amended or the s
Slide 3: The World Is Racing to Secure Clean Critical Minerals
The World Is Racing to Secure Clean Critical Minerals Clean energy, advanced China currently technologies and dominates processing defense industries and supply across nearly depend on critical every critical -minerals minerals such as rare chain. earths and uranium. Governments are Namibia is emerg
Slide 4: ReeXploration
ReeXploration At the Intersection of Discovery and Demand ReeXploration (“REE”) is a discovery -driven critical minerals company advancing the Eureka Rare Earths Project in Namibia. With a metallurgy -first foundation proven through early testing, REE is establishing a responsible growth platform po
Slide 5: Creating Value at the Right Inflection Point
Creating Value at the Right Inflection Point Cycle -Aware Strategy for Sustainable Value Creation OUR MODEL ReeXploration’s goal is to maximize per -share value byadvancing projects through discovery and early development, where re -rating potential is greatest. Advance assets through Dual -commodit
Slide 6: Namibia
Namibia A Stable Hub for Africa’s Critical Minerals Future NAMIBIA One of Africa’s top - Transparent regulatory ranked mining framework and pro - jurisdictions. investment policies. Infrastructure in place - Proven track record Alignment with global roads, rail, power, water, in uranium and ESG and
Slide 7: Local Strength, Global Credibility
Local Strength, Global Credibility CHRIS DRYSDALE PATRICK MCGRATH CARL SHEPPARD PROF FRANCES WALL INTERIM CEO CFO DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Patrick has extensive financial Carl is the President and Managing Professor of Applied Mineralogy at Experienced professional with experience working with resource Par
Slide 8: Namibian-Based Technical Team
Namibian -Based Technical Team Strong on -the -ground execution and established community relationships SENSIKUS ANGULA TUWILIKA HERMAN KLEIN MANFRED RICHARD EXPLORATION FIELD NGHIPALENDJILA GEOTECHNICIAN MALETZKY GEOLOGIST GEOTECHNICIAN AND JUNIOR GEOLOGIST SAFETY, HEALTH, & ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER S
Slide 9: The Eureka Project
The Eureka Project Foundation for Growth in Critical Minerals Eureka Project 10 km • Prime Location N • Stable, mining -friendly jurisdiction • 2 km from Trans -Kalahari Highway with access to rail, power, and deep -water port EPL 6762 Usakos • Strong Foundation • NI 43 -101 resource: 310 kt @ 4.8 %
Slide 10: Metallurgy-first Advantage
Metallurgy -first Advantage Proven processability, lower risk, faster path to scale • Metallurgy -first approach validating processability before scale • SGS (2021) bench tests produced a clean monazite concentrate via simple gravity + magnetic separation • Key Results • Clean concentrate (>97% mona
Slide 11: Exploration & Growth Potential
Exploration & Growth Potential Expanding a Proven Rare Earth System Large Mineral System • Multiple REE -bearing zones across 13 × 6 km dome • Shallow, high -quality mineralization points to room for resource expansion Soil & Trenching Results • Over ten La+Ce soil anomalies highlight new priority a
Slide 12: Large-Scale Uranium Target at Eureka REE Project
Large -Scale Uranium Target at Eureka REE Project Regional Government • New Large -Scale Uranium Target Identified: Airborne Radiometrics Immediately southwest of the Eureka Dome, adjacent to the existing REE resource and multiple REE targets. • Strong Regional Radiometric Anomaly: Airborne data out
Slide 13: Located Along Trend of Namibia's Alaskite Alley
Located Along Trend of Namibia’s Alaskite Alley Namibia’s Renowned Eureka Project Airborne uranium anomalies Eureka Dome Alaskite Alley The new uranium target at Eureka is situated along trend of Namibia’s “ Alaskite Alley”, a structural corridor within Namibia’s Central Zone of the Damara Belt that
Slide 14: Key Geological Criteria Consistent with Major Uranium Deposits
Key Geological Criteria Consistent with Major Uranium Deposits Etango – Bannerman Energy Omaholo – Deep Yellow Limited Rössing - CNUC Eureka - ReeXploration The target displays all key geological features typical Dome mapped as Etusis Fm. Dome mapped as Etusis Fm. of major uranium systems: and domin
Slide 15: Initial Field Reconnaissance Supports Potential for Rössing-Style Deposit
Initial Field Reconnaissance Supports Potential for Rössing -Style Deposit Uranium mineralization • Field spectrometer (carnotite) in gypcrete results validate the regional uranium anomaly. • Mineralization is widespread beneath thin overburden. Target area is dominantly covered by windblown sands a
Slide 16: The Uranium Mineralization
Mineralized weathered leucogranite - Mineralized leucogranite - secondary secondary carnotite carnotite ( pXRF 853 ppm U, 98 ppm Pb) The Uranium Mineralization Overburden uranium is likely sourced from mineralized leucogranites below, supported by: 1. Discovery of secondary uranium mineralization (c
Slide 17: Responsible From the Start
Responsible From the Start Aligned with Global ESG and Namibia’s Development Goals • Low -radioactivity monazite mineralogy simplifies environmental approvals. • Environmental Clearance Certificates in place for exploration. • Sustainability Committee established to guide ongoing initiatives. • Acti
Slide 18: Why Invest
Why Invest: At the Nexus of Discovery & Demand Strategic Exposure Proven REE Foundation Emerging Uranium Discovery Positioned at the heart of the critical Metallurgy -first approach —clean, A newly defined, drill -ready uranium minerals transformation as Western -standard concentrate already target
Slide 19: Corporate Snapshot
Corporate Snapshot CAPITAL MARKET STRUCTURE CAPITALIZATION SHARES ISSUED & OUTSTANDING SHARE PRICE 125.63M C $0.115 OPTIONS 6.6M MARKET CAP. WARRANTS 7.8M C $14.45M INSIDER OWNERSHIP 18% As at Sept 30 th , 2025 TSXV: REE | FSE: KSi | 19
Slide 20: Thank you
Thank you +1 902 334 1949 Canada contact@rareearthxploration.com Purdy’s Wharf Tower II 1969 Upper Water Street rareearthexploration.com Suite 2001, Halifax, NS, B3J 3R7 Namibia 3A Hugo -Hahn Street, Klein Windhoek, Windhoek, Namibia TSXV: REE | FSE: KSi
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