Green360 Technologies (GT3) Investor presentation summary

Market opportunity and regulatory drivers

• Australia uses 10 million tonnes of cement annually, with urgent demand for low-carbon alternatives due to government emissions targets and supply shortages.

• The Safeguard Mechanism requires cement producers to reduce emissions by 43% below 2005 levels by 2030 and achieve net zero by 2050.

• Federal and state infrastructure projects are mandating lower-carbon materials, but large-scale, cost-effective options are currently lacking.

Product innovation and competitive advantage

• Eco-Clay, a metakaolin-based cement alternative, can replace up to 40% of Portland cement in concrete, reducing CO2 emissions by ~25%.

• Utilises high-purity kaolin from existing operations, enabling a cost-effective, low-carbon solution with performance equal to or better than international metakaolins.

• Commercial quantities have been produced and supplied to major cement suppliers for testing and use in commercial applications.

Operations, resources, and scalability

• Vertically integrated kaolin operations at Pittong and Trawalla in Victoria and the White Cloud Project in WA provide over 90Mt of kaolin resources.

• Pittong facility generated $13.3m revenue in FY25, with established blue-chip customers in premium industries.

• Expansion strategy includes staged development: toll treatment, new calcining facilities, and leveraging existing infrastructure for national supply.