Artemis Resources (ARV) Corporate presentation summary

Investment highlights

• Focus on gold in the Pilbara and copper in the Madura region, with a 374koz JORC Inferred gold resource at Carlow and significant high-grade intersections at Titan, indicating strong discovery potential.

• Over 20km of mineralised strike along the Regal Shear, offering substantial exploration upside and district-scale gold system potential.

• First-mover position in the 2,113km² Madura Copper Province, targeting two undrilled Tier-1 IOCG prospects (Cassowary and Sharon Dam) with drilling set for Q3 2026.

• Board and management team with proven discovery pedigree, including leadership behind major gold and copper finds and significant capital markets expertise.

• $8m placement secured to fund exploration, with two active drill campaigns anticipated to commence in Q3 2026.

Project portfolio and exploration strategy

• Carlow-Titan gold system features a 374koz Au JORC Inferred Resource, open at depth and along strike, with high-grade gold and copper intersections.

• Titan prospect drilling has revealed high-grade gold mineralisation, with results such as 5m @ 13.1g/t Au and 19m @ 1.6g/t Au, and remains open for further expansion.

• Madura project covers a dominant 2,113km² position with two priority undrilled IOCG targets; initial diamond drilling planned for Q3 2026.

• Sharon Dam target is the strongest magnetic/gravity anomaly in the Madura belt, with drilling co-funded by the WA Exploration Incentive Scheme.

• Radio Hill processing facility, a 100% owned Ni-Cu concentrator with gravity gold circuit, provides strategic infrastructure near the Carlow-Titan system.

Financial and corporate overview

• Market cap of $15.8m, enterprise value of $12.34m, and $3.46m cash as of August 2026.

• Top 20 shareholders hold 51% of shares, with 4.51bn shares on issue.

• New board and management structure implemented in March 2026, with a focus on cost discipline and asset review.

• Funding secured for near-term exploration priorities in both Pilbara and Madura regions.