Verde AgriTech (NPK) Corporate presentation summary

Project overview and strategic context

• Advancing a district-scale magnetic rare earths discovery in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with a drill-confirmed footprint exceeding 3.5 km² and ongoing expansion across eight additional targets.

• Project leverages over 15 years of operational experience and infrastructure from existing potash operations, reducing startup friction and enabling rapid exploration and development.

• Located in a mining-friendly jurisdiction with strong government support, upgraded infrastructure, and access to a skilled workforce.

• Brazil holds over 20% of global rare earth reserves and ranks #4 in investment attractiveness in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Exploration results and mineralization

• High-grade, clay-hosted rare earth mineralization confirmed from surface, with best trench samples up to 8,930 ppm TREO and 2,182 ppm MREO.

• Drilling highlights include intercepts such as 13.0 m at 0.83% TREO (including 8.0 m at 1.01% TREO) and 10.0 m at 0.84% TREO (including 5.0 m at 1.10% TREO).

• Magnet rare earth oxides (NdPr, Dy, Tb) consistently represent 19–26% of TREO in high-grade intervals, with Dy₂O₃ up to 86 ppm and Tb₄O₇ up to 18 ppm.

• Mineralization remains open at depth and along strike, supporting potential for resource expansion.

Metallurgy and mineral quality

• Ionic adsorption behavior confirmed, with leachates up to 278 mg/kg MREO and ultra-low contaminants (Th and U not detected).

• Initial metallurgical tests used conservative single-stage leaching; multi-stage optimization planned to improve recoveries.

• Project exhibits a richer, cleaner magnet-REE system compared to peers, with higher grades and minimal impurities.