Lgi Ltd · ASX:LGI
Lgi — Merger or Acquisition (October 2026)
12 slides from Lgi's merger presentation, Oct 6, 2026
Slide 1: Acquisition of 42MW Solar Generation Assets
Acquisition of 42MW Solar Generation Assets 6 OCTOBER 2026
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This document has been prepared by LGI Limited ACN 138 085 551 (LGI or the Company) to provide summary No reliance Forward looking statements information about the Company and its associated entities. This document is issued on a confidential basis The information contained in this docume
Slide 3: Acquisition of 42MW Solar Generation Assets
Acquisition of 42MW Solar Generation Assets Medium-term strategic pipeline upgraded to over 120MW (80MW high conviction pipeline + 42MW solar) Element Detail Acquire 100% of Maryrorough Solar Pty Ltd (Brigalow) and 100% of Chinchilla Solar Pty Ltd Transaction (Chinchilla) from IIG Solar Assets Pty L
Slide 4: Strategic Rationale
Strategic Rationale Develop and operate a diverse renewable energy platform at scale Strategic Fit Scale & Markets Optionality Advances LGI’s strategic objectives: Compliments LGI's existing medium-term Greater installed capacity of generation • Develop and operate a pipeline: than export: diverse r
Slide 5: Who is LGI?
Who is LGI? BIOGAS FLARE POWER GENERATION SOLAR PV Renewable energy and carbon abatement AND FCAS³ company operating a portfolio of distributed BIOGAS RECOVERY assets BIOGAS POWER Vertically integrated operations, LGI’s solutions STATION NATIONAL create diversified revenue by converting landfill ELE
Slide 6: Earnings Contribution
Earnings Contribution Expanding LGI’s portfolio of distributed, renewable generation assets Contributes estimated annual EBITDA of $2.1 - $4.0 million at current electricity prices, dependent on timeliness of revenue synergy realisations and implementation of DACS* • 19.9 MW installed, 14.7MW export
Slide 7: Why Solar?
Why Solar? Expanding and diversifying LGI’s portfolio of distributed, renewable generation assets to over 120MW with targeted pipeline delivery Renewable Energy Platform Scalability Medium Term Energy Platform Pipeline (MW) • Prior to listing on the ASX, LGI • The Chinchilla and Brigalow solar devel
Slide 8: Why Chinchilla and Brigalow?
Why Chinchilla and Brigalow? Efficiently expanding LGI’s portfolio of distributed, renewable generation assets Portfolio Advantage Optionality Synergies and DACS Greater generation volume and asset Installed solar capacity exceeds network Once maintenance and operations are diversity, combining land
Slide 9: Electricity Market Dynamics
Electricity Market Dynamics Electricity transition still has multi year run-way, with changes to supply and demand Coal continues to be the dominant source of Coal useful life is near end and scheduled At current electricity prices, new generation 1 generation, making up more than half of all genera
Slide 10: Medium-term Target Update
Medium-term Target Update The company upgrades its medium-term strategic pipeline to over 120MW of distributed, renewable, dispatchable capacity (80MW high conviction pipeline + 42MW solar) LGI's strategic pipeline beyond 120+ MW capacity • Australia's energy market is rapidly transitioning, 22 125
Slide 11: Board
Board ROD DUKE ADAM BLOOMER ABIGAIL CHEADLE ANDREW PETERS DR. JESSICA NORTH TIMOTHY MCGAVIN Non-Executive Managing Director Non-Executive Director Non-Executive Director Executive Director Non-executive Director Chair and Founder and Audit & Risk and Chief and Chair of Remuneration Committee Chair S
Slide 12: LGI LIMITED ASX:LGI
LGI LIMITED ASX:LGI 57 Harvey Street North Eagle Farm 4009 QLD 07 3711 2225 Investor.relations@lgi.com.au sam@nwrcommunications.com.au www.lgi.com.au ABN 49 138 085 551