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PRESENTATION TO ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
I attach a presentation to be delivered at today’s Annual General Meeting which is convened to be
held at 11.30 am.
This announcement has been authorised for release by the Company Secretary
Yours faithfully
Peter J. Nightingale
Company Secretary
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Annual General Meeting
27 November 2025
Disclaimer
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Competent Person’s Statement
The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Results is based on, and fairly represents, information and supporting documentation prepared by Mr Bill R. Fleshman of Global Geological Services, LLC a geologist who is a
Fellow and Chartered Professional of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and (FAusIMM CP Geology #107342) and has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under
consideration and to the activities which are being undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 edition of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’. Mr
Fleshman is an independent consulting geologist and consents to the inclusion of the exploration results, exploration targets and supporting information in the form and context in which it appears. Mr Fleshman has more than 45 years’
experience in the exploration of mineral projects in North America, Australia, Mexico, Myanmar, Norway and Finland.
No Material Changes
The Company confirms it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in this report and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the Exploration Results in this
announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed.
Agenda
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1. Post-IPO Recap
2. Alkali Flats Discovery
3. Alkali Flats Appraisal Program
4. Metallurgy
5. Dry Canyon Project
6. Forward Program
Fulcrum Lithium – a rapidly advancing US lithium player
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Fulcrum Projects
Investment highlights
Discovery in the heart of
Nevada’s “lithium belt”
Significant lithium claystone discovery proximal and
on trend with, significant US lithium projects.
Rapidly advancing portfolio
of high impact projects
Rapidly moving from exploration to appraisal
targeting a Q1 2026 maiden resource estimate in
parallel with extensive exploration opportunity
screening and drill testing.
Tier 1 jurisdiction
Nevada is considered a mining friendly jurisdiction
with neighbouring claims including Albemarle
Corporation’s Silver Peak lithium mine, the only
producing lithium mine in the USA.
Highly experienced board
and management team
Led by Executive Chairman Norman Seckold, who
has spent more than 40 years managing natural
resource companies in Australia and overseas.
Exposure to clean energy
transition
Lithium is a critical component in the clean energy
transition which is expected to underpin future
demand.
Geopolitical opportunity
with on-shoring and friend-
shoring
USA government incentivising on-shoring of critical
minerals supply.
Post-IPO Recap - From Exploration to Appraisal
• Nov 2024 – ASX IPO
• Dec 2024 – Alkali Flats maiden drilling campaign
• 14 holes, proved Alkali Flats is a lithium basin
• Feb-Mar 2025 – Geological mapping program across 3 projects
• Jun 2025
• Alkali Flats Phase 2 drilling campaign – 10 holes
• Fairway maiden drilling campaign – 5 holes
• Sep 2025
• Alkali Flats Phase 2 Results – DISCOVERY
• Claims portfolio reconfiguration
• Oct 2025
• Alkali Flats claims expansion
• CSAMT geophysical survey
• Nov 2025
• Scoping metallurgy results (Phase 2 RC samples)
• Dry Canyon Project claim filing and sampling
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ALKALI FLATS
Ownership Size
# of lode
claims
100% 66km2 793
DRY CANYON
Ownership Size
# of lode
claims
100% 17km2 201
Location of operations
Operational highlights
Alkali Flats Phase 2 Drilling Program - Discovery
• 10 RC holes totalling 1666m in June 2025
• Lithium mineralisation >300ppm in all Seibert
intersections (8 holes)
• Discovery of significant scale confirmed:
• Significant grades: ~450-1050ppm Li (average 622ppm Li)
• Significant thickness: >112m in AF2-2
• Significant aerial extent: >9km2 between widely spaced
holes, potential to be much larger with more drilling
• Comparable geometric and grade metrics with
nearby large-scale advanced claystone deposits
• Project advances from exploration into appraisal
phase – a major de-risking event
• Mineralisation remains open in all directions and
at depth in the deepest hole AF2-2.
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Phase 2 Drilling Highlights
Alkali Flats Phase 2 Drilling Program - Discovery
• Scoping metallurgical study on RC cuttings completed
• Alkali Flats’ clay comparable with nearby projects
• Permitting work commenced for Phase 3 infill and step-out
drilling program (30-40 holes including core holes)
• Claims expansion completed to secure potential extension of
Phase 2 discovery
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Phase 2 Drilling Highlights
Geophysics - CSAMT Survey
• In October 2025, acquired 25km of 2D Controlled-
Source Audio-Frequency Magnetotelluric (CSAMT)
data
• High-quality data calibrated to Phase 2 drilling results
• High-confidence extension of known lithium
claystones discovered in Phase 2 drill holes
• 42km2 aerial extent of thick, shallow lithium
claystone targets interpreted from CSAMT data
• Critical data input for Phase 3 drilling program design
and 3D geological and resource modelling
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CSAMT Survey Results
CSAMT Highlights
Initial Metallurgy Results
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Metallurgy Results
Metallurgy Program Overview
• Initial scoping metallurgy program comparing higher
grade, lower grade and non-mineralised clays (control
zones) within the Alkali Flats project
• To understand leachability, mineralogy and particle size
and guide future detailed metallurgy and drilling
programs (future Phase 3 core)
• Positive lithium extraction results at low temperatures
and short leach times:
• Up to 91% lithium recovery after a 4-hour sulfuric acid leach
at 60oC
• Up to 72% lithium recovery at ambient temperature
• Similar claystone mineralogy to local advanced
claystone projects suggesting strong potential for
beneficiation upgrading
• Beneficiation techniques at American Battery Technology’s
[nearby] Tonopah Flats Project, have upgraded initial lithium
grades by approximately 2.85x to over 2,000ppm Li1
Holes sampled
for metallurgy
Clay
fraction
1.https://americanbatterytechnology.com/wp-content/uploads/ABTC_Pre-FeasibilityStudy_2025.pdf
Alkali Flats Phase 3 Appraisal Drilling Program
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Phase 3 Drill Planning
• Key objectives:
• Infill and step-out appraisal data from Phase 2
discovery holes to deliver a maiden resource estimate
in Q1 2026
• Provide comprehensive core data for detailed
metallurgical testing and resource estimation
• Planning and permitting (NOI) work underway,
targeting January 2026 start
• Drill targets defined by high confidence CSAMT
mapping
• Between 30-40 holes planned with some
twinning of RC and core holes to determine any
grade differences
• Extensive road network aiding permitting,
operations and efficiencies
Phase 3 Overview
Maiden Resource Estimate Work Program
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• Phase 3 infill and step-out drilling program (30-40
holes including core holes) to complement existing
Phase 2 drilling discovery holes
• CSAMT data crucial input for structural data
• Drill core data for density analysis and detailed
metallurgy
• Internal 3D geological and resource modelling
work ongoing for expedited maiden JORC
resource estimate in Q1 2026
Process and Inputs
Alkali Flats 3D Geological Model
Dry Canyon - High impact exploration
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• Highly prospective new lithium claystone
exploration project
• 201 claims covering 17km2 in Lander County,
Nevada, staked and filed with the USA BLM
• High-grade lithium claystone surface samples up
to 1,219ppm Li
• 62 samples assayed with 31 samples >300ppm Li and
6 samples > 1000ppm Li
• Basin contains numerous geological
characteristics associated with the presence of
lithium-rich claystones
• Abundance of volcanic source rocks weathering into a
closed sedimentary and hydrologic basin
• Abundant tuffaceous lacustrine sediments
• Basin and range extensional tectonics
• An expedited exploration program, including
drilling, in parallel with Alkali Flats to test
subsurface geology extension of high-grade
surface samples
Dry Canyon Project Overview Dry Canyon Geology
Caetano
Caldera
V
V
V
V
V
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Tuffaceous
volcanic
source rocks
Sub-Basin
(Ts3 = Tuffaceous
sediments)
0km 5km 10km
Dry Canyon Surface Sampling Assay Results
Forward Plan
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• Alkali Flats
• January 2026: Phase 3 Drilling Program
• Q1 2026: Maiden JORC Resource Estimate
• Q1 2026: Detailed Metallurgical Studies
Near Term Activity and Catalysts
• Dry Canyon
• Q4 2025: Drilling target and drill program
planning
• Q1 2026: Maiden drilling program
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THANK YOU
For further information, please contact:
Scott Keenan
Chief Operating Officer
Fulcrum Lithium Ltd
+61 2 9300 3377
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