Empire Metals (EEE) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and market opportunity

• Advancing one of the world's largest titanium projects, targeting high-purity TiO2 for a supply-constrained global market.

• Titanium demand is rising due to its critical role in aerospace, defense, medical, and green energy sectors, with a 3.7% CAGR projected through 2030.

• Titanium is classified as a critical mineral by major economies, with government support for domestic supply chain development.

• Pitfield project offers a direct, high-purity alternative to traditional titanium sources, reducing reliance on scarce rutile.

• Undervalued asset with strong re-rating potential and key catalysts expected in 2025.

Project highlights and resource scale

• Pitfield is a district-scale discovery in Western Australia, spanning 40 x 8 x 5 km, with an estimated 26.4–32.2 billion tonnes at 4.5–5.5% TiO2.

• Extensive drilling (202 holes, 22,129m) confirms strong grade continuity and high-purity anatase and rutile mineralization at surface.

• In-situ weathered cap contains 4.0–4.9 billion tonnes at 4.8–5.9% TiO2, suitable for low-cost strip mining.

• Mineralization is extremely low in contaminants, ideal for premium titanium markets.

• Located in a tier-1 jurisdiction with direct access to infrastructure, ports, and planned green energy hubs.

Processing, product development, and milestones

• Simple, low-energy processing route using scrubbing, gravity, and flotation to produce >90% TiO2 concentrate.

• Acid leaching and purification achieve >95% TiO2 purity for premium pigment and titanium metal applications.

• Initial tests show high recoveries and a semi-finished product clean of deleterious elements.

• 2025 milestones include bulk sampling, infill drilling for resource estimate, mining study, and commissioning a test facility.

• Strategic partnerships, feasibility studies, and offtake agreements are planned to support development and market access.