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Corporate Presentation – May 2026

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Gonneville Pd-Ni-Cu Project

developing a new globally significant critical minerals mine in Western Australia

Corporate Presentation

May 2026





Chalice Mining owns the leading palladium-nickel-copper project

globally, in a top mining jurisdiction - Western Australia



Bangemall

Narryer

Barrabarra

Kings

Northam JV

Voyager

South West

Gonneville



Gonneville Project - greenfield discovery by Chalice 2020, FID targeted 2028 The largest and lowest cost undeveloped palladium-nickel-copper Reserve in the western world - set to generate exceptional returns over an initial 23yr open-pit life, with a rapid payback and significant upside - FS, approvals, offtake and project finance underway in parallel

Exploration Upside

Province scale exploration holding (7,000km2) in under-explored West Yilgarn

8 new Cu-Au targets in WA, SA and NT to be drilled in Q2-Q3 2026

Financial Strength

~A$63M in cash and listed investments² - funded to targeted FID in H1 2028. Significant govt critical minerals funding sources and lack of western development projects globally crowding in significant investment

Proven Team

Highly regarded, invested team with mine-finding and development expertise

Odin Partnership appointed as a strategic advisors (Mark Cutifani, Tony O'Neill)

Compelling Investment Opportunity

Trading at significant discount to Gonneville NAV - cyclical rebound in palladium and nickel underway and moving rapidly up theLassonde curve

  1. Pre-tax, Refer to PFS announcement on 8 December 2025 titled "Gonneville Palladium-Nickel-Copper Project PFS"

  2. Includes ~$7M in listed Investments as of 31 March 2026

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    Chalice is taking Gonneville to development, and recently appointed industry veterans Mark Cutifani and Tony O'Neill to its advisory board

    Board of Directors

Key Management



Derek La Ferla, Non-Executive Chair

  • Highly regarded ASX200 chair and company director with 30+ years experience as a corporate lawyer

  • Former Chair of Poseidon Nickel and Sandfire Resources



    Alex Dorsch, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

  • 18+ years experience as executive and previously in consulting, engineering and corporate advisory

  • Previously a specialist consultant with McKinsey & Company

  • Led Chalice as MD/CEO since 2018



    Garret Dixon, Non-Executive Director

  • 30+ years experience in resources and mining contracting sectors

  • Formerly Executive VP Alcoa & President Bauxite



    Richard Hacker, Non-Executive Director

  • Accomplished finance, corporate, and commercial executive with 25+ years experience in the resources sector

  • Previously Chalice CFO from 2005 to March 2023.

    Chris MacKinnon, Chief Financial Officer



    • Qualified accountant and lawyer with 15+ years experience of professional and corporate experience in the energy and resources industry



      Jocelyn Zimmerman, GM Environment and Community

    • Over 25 years of experience in operational and environmental management with extensive experience in regulatory approvals, stakeholder engagement, strategy, and government relations.



      David Freeman, Exploration Manager

    • Exploration geologist with 20 years experience across a broad range of commodities and terranes both domestic and international



      Ben Goldbloom, GM Corporate Development

    • Investor relations and business development specialist with 15+ years experience in commercial and technical roles in the resources industry

Advisory Board



Mark Cutifani, Strategic Advisor

Tony O'Neill, Technical Advisor

Stephen McIntosh, Technical Advisor

Martin Reed, Technical Advisor

Dr Kevin Frost, Geology Advisor

Soo Carney, Environment and Community Advisor

Nobi Yamaji, Japan Representative



Chalice has a strong financial position and a stable, highly institutional shareholder base

ASX:CHN 12-month performance (A$/share)

Tim Goyder

Paradice

6%

6%

51%

Share Register

37%

Retail/Other

Other Institutional

3.00

2.50

2.00

1.50

1.00

Capital Structure

Shares on issue

389M

Market capitalisation

A$623M1

Trading liquidity

~2M shares/day

Cash balance

A$56M2

Listed investments

A$7M2

Enterprise value

A$567M1

0.50

0.00

Research coverage



1. As of 11 May 2026; 2. As of 31 March 2026. 3. Major shareholder information is as disclosed in the last substantial shareholder notice provided to the Company.



Gonneville is set to become a new large-scale, long-life and globally

competitive critical minerals mine in Western Australia

  1. Significant production profile1 220kozpa 3E | 7ktpa Ni | 8ktpa Cu, 0.7ktpa Co over initial 23-year modelled open-pit life which exploits only ~50% of the Resource

    1. Tier-1 scale Resource & Ore Reserve2

      Resource: 17Moz Pd-Pt-Au (3E)

      960kt Ni | 540kt Cu | 96kt Co

      Reserve: 7.1Moz 3E

      400kt Ni | 260kt Cu | 43kt Co

  2. Competitive cost profile

    Lowest-cost PGM producer in the

    Western world (US$370/oz 3E AISC) and lowest cost undeveloped PGM project globally

    1. Derisked greenfield development Located ~70km from Perth on Chalice-owned farmland with Strategic and Major Project Status from WA and Commonwealth Governments

  3. Robust financial metrics A$1.4bn Pre-tax NPV8 | 23% IRR

    2.7yr payback @ conservative base case Pd: US$1,300/oz, Ni: US$18,750/t, Cu: US$10,500/t3

    1. Australia's first PGM mine

    One of the few credible new Western

    sources of critical Pd-Pt-Ni-Co supply,

    likely to attract significant capital

  4. Fundable and executable project 8

Two-stage development, 1.2x strip

ratio open-pit, simple process flowsheet, ~$250M invested to date

Funded to targeted FID in H1 CY28 FID timing governed by regulatory approvals process, with FS and

offtake/financing discussions in parallel

  1. Refer to PFS announcement on 8 December 2025 titled "Gonneville Palladium-Nickel-Copper Project PFS"

  2. For tonnes and grade by confidence category refer to the Mineral Resource and Ore Rserve Estimate Statement in Appendix.

  3. Pre-tax financial metrics, Revenue split 51% Pd, 22% Ni, 17% Cu, and byproducts with price assumptions of Pt: US$1,300/oz, Au: US$2,900/oz, Co: US$39,000/t and AUD/USD: 0.65

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Gonneville approvals are materially de-risked, based on strong government support, land acquisitions and reindustrialisation impetus

1

WA Strategic Project Status + Commonwealth Major Project Status

2

Mine on Chalice-owned farmland - not in State Forest

3

No Native Title process (NT claims settled in 2021)

4

Minimal visual impact - flat topography, nearest towns

~25km away

5

Pd, Pt, Ni, Cu, Co are all critical minerals, strong govt alignment and incentives to develop

6

Strong community support, 500 local jobs and no FIFO

7

$250M invested to date, with strong focus on environmental and social impact mitigations

8

Project referred in 2024 (Public Environmental Review)

and on track for H1 CY28 decision



Chalice MD&CEO Alex Dorsch, WA Minister for Mines and Petroleum the Hon David Michael and Local Federal Member (Bullwinkel) Trish Cook at the Gonneville site in April 2026

WA Government is strongly pro-investment and has a track record of assessing and approving major resource projects in a timely manner

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A unique and diverse palladium, nickel, copper investment exposure

Cobalt

3%

Nickel

22%

51%

17%

Copper

Palladium

4% 3%

Gold

Platinum

Gonneville revenue split at base case price assumptions1



with diversification and robustness to fluctuations in prices

Metal

Annual Production

Contained in Resource2

Palladium

197koz

13Moz

Platinum

17koz

2.9Moz

Gold

9koz

0.5Moz

Nickel

7kt

960kt

Copper

8kt

540kt

Cobalt

0.7kt

96kt



Gonneville all-in sustaining costs forecast to be effectively lowest in the industry, in a rapidly steepening cost curve

PGM industry all-in sustaining cost curve net of by-product credits, US$/oz 4E CY2025A

Quartile 1

Quartile 2

Quartile 3

Quartile 4

220kozpa @

US$600/oz 3E (SFA 2025 actual avge by-product prices), or US$370/oz 3E (PFS base case long term by-product prices)

Russia (Norilsk) - UG, vertically integrated

South Africa / Zimbabwe - primarily non-mechanised UG, vertically integrated operations, experiencing ~10% cost escalation per annum

Net total cash costs (US$/oz 4E)

Sustaining capex (US$/oz 4E)



2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500

0

-500

2,875

5,750 8,625

Cumulative 4E refined production (koz)

11,500

Source: PGM industry peer group data is compiled by SFA (Oxford) Ltd related to actual collated costs and revenues for CY2025, collated April 2026. PGM peer group operating costs include all costs up to and including smelting and refining for all assets. Gonneville project average life of mine cost and production data is sourced from Chalice Mining PFS (8 December 2025). Chalice operating costs include mine site cash costs, transport and selling costs, treatment and refining charges as well as an adjustment for metal payabilities (from Chalice December 2025 PFS) to enable like-for-like positioning on the cost curve against the peer group. Treatment and refining charges may



With spot prices now materially higher than the base case, Chalice is trading at a significant discount to consensus and spot NAV

Gonneville Pre-tax NPV-IRR sensitivity to long term coproduct prices

Chalice market capitalisation to Gonneville NPV8 ratio, FY26

Metric (Pre-Tax)

NPV8 (A$bn) IRR (%)

NPV8 (A$bn)

IRR (%)

Pd Price (US$/ oz)

NPV8 (A$bn)

IRR (%)

NPV8 (A$bn) IRR (%)

Ni Price (US$/t) (w/ Cu at US$10,500/t)

16,000 18,750 22,000

Cu Price (US$/t) (w/ Ni at US$18,750/t)

8,500 10,500 13,500

1,100

0.6

0.8

1.1

0.6

0.8

1.2

15%

18%

20%

15%

18%

21%

1,300

1.1

1.4

base case

1.6

1.1

1.4

base case

1.7

21%

23%

25%

21%

23%

26%

1,500

1.6

1.9

2.2

1.6

1.9

2.2

26%

27%

30%

26%

27%

30%

2,000

2.9

3.1

3.4

2.9

3.1

3.4

37%

39%

41%

37%

39%

41%

0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

Jul-25 Oct-25 Jan-26 Apr-26

Exceptional leverage to palladium: A$250M increase in NPV8 | A$630M increase in cumulative free cashflow per US$100/oz increase in long-term price

(excluding any changes to mine design / economic cut-off)



Palladium is rebounding from cyclical lows and recent history shows

prices can rise rapidly with no supply response

Palladium spot price (US$/oz, LBMA)



3,500

3,000

2,500

COVID-19

Norilsk flooding

Ukraine invasion

(record high US$3,440/oz)

Chinese GFEX Pd futures market trading Nov-25

US tariff on

2,000

1,500

1,000

"Diesel-gate" pivot to petrol & palladium catalysts

PFS long-term base case

PFS mine design / cut-off

Russia dumping (confirmed by US Govt)

China imports at multi-year high in Sept 25

Price floor?

Russian Pd of 133%

500

3 mine closure / curtailments

0

Jul-18 Jan-19 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jul-20 Jan-21 Jul-21 Jan-22 Jul-22 Jan-23 Jul-23 Jan-24 Jul-24 Jan-25 Jul-25 Jan-26

Palladium price ran from ~US$1,000/oz to ~US$3,000/oz in 2 ½ years last cycle after 9 consecutive years of supply deficits,

with US government now confirming that Russia dumped in 2023 and had material adverse affect on price

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~9Moz pa palladium market is in the spotlight, with new tariffs on world's

largest producer Russia and hybrid vehicle demand outpacing supply

133% US tariff on Russian palladium - instant western premium

US$12bn EXIM 'Project Vault'

strategic reserve established

Strong demand growth from

hybrids and AI / data centres

~90% from deep, aging Russian and South African mines - production shrinking and costs escalating rapidly

  • In 2025 US Dept of Commerce confirmed that Russia has been dumping palladium on US markets since 2022 (invasion of Ukraine) - Russia produces ~40% of global supply

  • New 133% anti-dumping duty1 effective now, instantly incentivising non-Russian supply

  • New US strategic mineral reserve announced in Feb 2026 - includes Pd, Pt, Ni, Co (all critical minerals)

  • Likely to support prices but also unlocks funding support for Gonneville

  • Trump policy settings and wind down of BEV incentives supportive of hybrid vehicles

    (which require a palladium based catalytic converter)

  • ~8Moz pa of gold used in electronics - palladium an attractive, cheaper substitute for ceramic capacitors and connector plating

  • Nornickel investing US$100M in new demand sources, outlining 1.7Moz pa of new demand potential by 2030 from glass, electrochemistry, solar energy, microelectronics and battery technologies2

  • Largest producers Norilsk and Valterra production guidance down c. 10% in 2026

  • Limited development projects, producers signalling need for sustained >US$2,000/oz prices to invest in growth

  • Mines susceptible to supply disruptions and constraints (Russian permafrost melt, South African labour disputes, power grid instability and thermal mine depth limits)

  1. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/01/2026-08487/unwrought-palladium-from-the-russian-federation-final-affirmative-determination-of-sales-at-less

  2. https://nornickel.com/news-and-media/press-releases-and-news/nornickel-highlights-new-palladium-demand-beyond-automotive-at-south-africa-industry-event/

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New process flowsheet proven up in PFS to produce two saleable

concentrates plus a doré, with proven recoveries and offtake terms

Sizing Grinding

Oxide feed



Crushing

Leach

Grinding

Copper Flotation

(~36% of gross revenue)

Nickel Flotation

(39%)

Blend (~4:1 Sulphide : Oxide)



(25%)

Sulphide feed





  • Simple flowsheet with conventional upstream processes only

  • ~$15M spent to date on testwork and process design, incl. 33 dedicated metallurgical drill holes and full mass balances on 7 composites - proven flowsheet and recoveries

  • Cu and Ni concentrates have negligible impurities/deleterious elements

  • Indicative terms received from several smelters - strong interest in offtake

Offtake of Cu-PGM-Au conc. to copper smelter:

~20% Cu, 45-60g/t 3E

Offtake of Ni-Co-PGM conc. to nickel smelter or pCAM refinery:

~8% Ni, 0.8% Co, 18-20g/t 3E

Offtake of PGM-Au doré to precious metal refinery

Type

Period

Overall metal recovery to saleable products (%)

Pd

Ni

Cu

Co

Pt

Au

Oxide

Avg over years 1-9

50

-

-

-

-

83

Fresh Sulphide

Stage 1 avg (years 1-4)

83

44

77

42

42

90

Avg modelled life

76

38

72

37

31

83

Geomet studies confirm sufficient variability testwork completed in the PFS to accurately predict recovery and future revenues 8-week continuous pilot of full flowsheet planned in H2 CY26, the final de-risking step for the FS and project financiers

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~50% of the Resource unmined below the PFS pit and the Resource

remains open down-dip - future growth and upside is likely

PFS assumes initial 23yrs of open-pit mining

~7.9Moz 3E, 450kt Ni, 250kt Cu, 46kt Co contained in Resource below PFS pit shell

Deepest intersections to date - host intrusion ~600m thick and open

significant upside through deeper open-pit mining or eventual transition to large-scale underground

1. Refer to full Mineral Resource Statement in Appendix

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Strong inbound interest from a wide range of low-cost critical minerals

funding options since release of the PFS

Funding options for pre-production CapEx of A$820M

Export credit agencies, sovereign debt, grants







High priority -



lowest cost

  • Funding strategy currently focussed on sovereign/govt

    sources - with very strong inbound interest to date

  • Initial advice indicates up to 60-70% of pre-production CapEx could be funded with debt, given strong margins through-the-cycle

  • Provides significant opportunity to reduce overall cost of capital

  • Potential for government grants

    Near term priority for byproducts

    Lower priority

    Offtake pre-pay, minor metal streams, royalties, etc Commercial banks, debt funds, hybrid finance, etc
  • Secondary funding options are extensive

  • Cu, Ni concentrate markets are tight and very

    competitive - offtake pre-pays under consideration

  • Strong interest from Royalty Co's and debt funds - looking to deploy into rapidly rising markets

  • Commercial banks increasingly active in critical minerals projects in safe jurisdictions



    The Project has been substantially de-risked by Chalice since our discovery in 2020, with an investment of ~$250M to date

    Resource

    Drilled out to Indicated category to depth of ~450m, Inferred Resources continue to depth of 1,100m - exceptional

    orebody knowledge of grade/mineralogy/metallurgy definition



    Tenure / Land

    Acquired 2,600ha of farmland surrounding the Resource, providing sufficient land for infrastructure and initial offsets, significantly de-risking the Project



    Process Flowsheet

    Simple flotation and leach circuits to produce saleable smelter concentrates and doré - major breakthroughs in 2024-2025 that simplify and enhance the project



    Infrastructure

    Water-power solutions and corridors defined - investigating multi-user infrastructure solutions with government support for mutual benefit





    PFS Two-stage, initial 23-year bulk open-pit mine with simplified process flowsheet and significant upside

    Offtake

    High levels of interest from smelters - commercial discussions including potential linked project finance ongoing

    (sufficient de-risking in PFS to support transaction)

    ongoing

    Approvals

    Referred Project in early 2024, Strategic and Major Project Status awarded, strong level of local community support -

    environmental modelling underway to support ERD submissions in H2 CY26

    ongoing

    Feasibility Study

    Stage 1 FS underway including 8 week lab scale pilot of full flowsheet in H2 2026 and engineering to support bankable cost assumptions - c. $25M estimate to complete by H2 CY27

    ongoing

    Financing

    Debt financing strategy focussed on export credit agencies and offtake linked finance - initial feedback very positive, margins expected to underpin significant, low-cost debt funding from a wide range of options

    ongoing

    FID

    Targeted in H1 CY28 (governed primarily by approvals timeline)

    1. Study, approvals and development timeline is indicative only and subject to change dependent on PFS delivery in CY25



    Beyond Gonneville, Chalice has dramatically increased its copper-gold

    exploration in the West Yilgarn, Curnamona and Tennant Creek regions



    Bangemall

    Narryer

    Barrabarra

    Kings

    Northam JV

    Julimar

    Voyager

    South West



    Why we like it

    • ~1,200km long western margin of the Yilgarn craton largely unexplored, due to lack of outcrop and prevalence of large-scale farming

    • Exciting new search space for intrusion-related / orogenic gold/copper/silver and orthomagmatic Ni-Cu-PGE deposits, akin to:

      • Gonneville (~17Moz PGM-Au, 1Mt Ni, 0.5Mt Cu)

      • Boddington (~30Moz Au, 1.3Mt Cu)

    • Prior to Gonneville discovery, region largely mapped as barren granite-gneiss geology - now shown to host several thousand square kilometers of prospective, untested greenstone belt

      Work to date

    • Chalice commenced exploring systematically in 2021 and has defined >40 new target areas at varying levels of maturity

      Next Steps

    • New Cu-Mo-Ag target (Deep Blue) to be drilled at Northam JV in WA in Q2

    • 3 new IOCG targets to be drilled at new Callabonna JV in SA in Q3

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    • 4 new IOCG targets to be drilled at Warrego North Project in NT in Q3



Deep Blue is an emerging Cu-Mo system 15km along strike from the

~3Mt Caravel Copper deposit



Why we like it

  • New ~2.5km long, strong, coherent Cu-Mo-Ag soil anomaly

  • 15km SE along strike of the Caravel Copper Resource (3Mt Cu contained, owned by Caravel Minerals ASX: CVV - at PFS stage)

  • Elevated Ce and La in soils associated with Cu anomalism, suggesting a fertile, mineralised intrusive system

  • Interpreted as a large-scale hydrothermal system

    with potential for porphyry-style mineralisation

    Work to date

  • Soil and rock chip sampling (rock chip assays pending)

  • Land access secured for immediate drilling

    Next steps

  • Ground gravity surveys to define intrusive architecture and drill targets

  • Targeted RC drilling in Q2



Deep Blue Target soil sampling results over satellite image.



New Callabona earn-in to test several new IOCG targets in the Curnamona Province in South Australia

Why we like it

  • Underexplored IOCG corridor in the Curnamona Province, favourable geology and structural setting

  • Multiple large-scale (2-5km) magnetic and gravity anomalies consistent with IOCG systems

  • Drilling shows IOCG-style alteration, likely distal to system

  • Key gravity anomalies untested and drill-ready

  • Strong fit with Chalice's geophysics-led exploration approach

  • Targets at explorable depths (~400-750m)

    Work to date

  • Detailed geophysical targeting completed

  • Historical drilling confirms prospective IOCG geology

  • Previous drilling did not test core targets

    Next steps

  • Drilling planned Q3 CY26

  • Three priority gravity targets to be tested



Regional Magnetics (TMI) Residual Gravity



Warrego contains multiple untested IOCG targets in the historically well- endowed Tenant Creek Mineral Field

8m @ 1.74% Cu & 0.42g/t Au (open)



Why we like it

  • Located ~20km north-west of the historical high-grade Warrego copper-gold mine within the Tennant Creek Mineral Field (TCMF)

  • Warrego historically produced 1.4Moz Au at 6.6g/t and 130kt Cu at 1.9% Cu

  • Structural architecture analogous to Warrego, and

    other historical producers

  • Coincident gravity-magnetic anomalies consistent with IOCG systems

    Work to date

  • Several historical rounds of drilling at Parakeet and Chook Prospects, but most mag-gravity targets undrilled

  • Executed land access agreements

  • Identified 4 x priority IOCG targets

    Next steps

  • Heritage surveys

  • Drilling planned for H2 CY26



Warrego Project targets and historical drilling over regional magnetics (TMI)

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