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Regis Resources — Corporate Update (July 2026)
32 slides from Regis Resources's corporate update, Jul 27, 2026
Slide 1: McPhillamys Community Consultative Committee
ASX:RRL McPhillamys Community Consultative Committee Monday 27 July 2026
Slide 2: Agenda: Monday 27 July 2026
2 Agenda: Monday 27 July 2026 Item 1. Welcome, introduction and apologies DR 2. Declaration of interest All 3. Business arising from previous minutes All 4. Previous meeting DR 5. Correspondence All Questions from members 6. Project Update WT, DP, JI 7. General business All 8. Next meeting All
Slide 3: Can Assist fundraising and meat tray raffle
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Slide 4: General Project Update
General Project Update
Slide 5: ATSIHP Act - Section 10 Declaration & Judicial Review
ATSIHP Act - Section 10 Declaration & Judicial Review 5 Kings Plains s10 Declaration announced on 16 August 2024, impacting a critical area of the Project development site making the approved Project unviable. Since the Declaration was made, Regis: Commenced legal proceedings (Judicial Review) in re
Slide 6: Environmental Monitoring
6 Environmental Monitoring Installation of additional stream flow monitoring weir on Trib A complete. Upgrade of real time air quality trailer pump, to reduce power draw. Routine monitoring programs including surface water, dust deposition, HVAS, groundwater; as well as real-time monitoring for nois
Slide 7: Exploration Update
7 Exploration Update Exploration drilling in progress at the Last Chance prospect. Drilling activities are being undertaken on a Monday to Friday roster with no drilling on Public Holidays 3 holes completed for 840m at Last Chance since mobilisation on 10 June 2026 Exploration drilling at the Last C
Slide 8: Exploration Update
8 Exploration Update As reported in Regis' mid year exploration update, new drilling by Regis at Kings Plains (approximately 1.5km south-east of the McPhillamys deposit) provided encouraging results and confirmed gold mineralisation extending to a depth of at least 180m from surface, following up hi
Slide 9: Community: Donations & Sponsorships
9 Community Donations & Sponsorships Blayney High School – $1,500 Farm and Agriculture department – new cattle weighing scales and horticulture resources Central West Dressage Group – $250 Sponsorship for championships, Blayney Show Ground, October 2026 Blayney Public School Fete Committee – $500 Fi
Slide 10: Community: General Statistics
10 Community General Statistics Since 2013, Regis has donated over $350,000 in sponsorships and donations in the local community. Donations and sponsorships primarily focus on several key areas includes health, sports and local clubs, education, agriculture (local rural show societies, BHS agricultu
Slide 11: Community: Stakeholder Engagement
11 Community Stakeholder Engagement Project briefings underway to Blayney Shire Council, Bathurst Regional Council, Lithgow City Council, Cabonne Shire Council. Community Consultation via meetings, phone calls, land access notification, community group briefing – Blayney Mens Shed group Rural Landho
Slide 12: Community Sentiment Research 2026
12 Community Sentiment Research 2026 Report Overview The report presents results of research conducted amongst the general adult population in the Central West of NSW in March 2026 to examine awareness of and attitudes towards Regis Resources’ McPhillamys Gold Project (MGP). It comprised a represent
Slide 13: Community Sentiment Research 2026
13 Community Sentiment Research 2026 High Awareness of the Project Awareness of the project continues to be relatively strong, with half (50%) of those across the Central West aware of the MGP and rising to 83% among those in the Blayney LGA. Informed Sentiment – Strong Support Positive sentiment (a
Slide 14: MGP Community Sentiment Research 2026
14 MGP Community Sentiment Research 2026
Slide 15: MGP Community Sentiment Research 2026
15 MGP Community Sentiment Research 2026
Slide 16: Approvals Update
Approvals Update
Slide 17: MGIP – Summary
SSI 99418956 SSI 99421458 17 MGIP – Summary Four key components: Part of the Approved MGP (SSD 9505) Integrated Waste Landform (SSI 99418956) Water Supply Pipeline (SSI 99419963) SSI 99419963 (to replace WSP approved under SSD) Electricity Transmission Line (SSI 99421458)
Slide 18: Approvals
18 Approvals Step 1: EIS preparation, environmental studies, consultation State Approvals The SEARS were issued on 15 December 2025, and outline the requirements for the EIS Step 2: EIS submission to Government, public assessments. exhibition and consultation Commonwealth Approvals On 6 January 2026
Slide 19: Key Studies (SSI Components)
19 Key Studies (SSI Components) Preparation of the environmental assessment documentation is underway, including key studies. Majority of the fieldwork program has now been completed, with further biodiversity surveys occurring over the coming months. Modelling is continuing for other key studies in
Slide 20: Key Studies (SSI Components)
20 Key Studies (SSI Components) IWL EIS WSP EIS ETL EIS Surface Water Assessment Water Resources Assessment Water Resources Assessment Groundwater Assessment and Peer Review ACHA ACHA Mine Waste Characterisation Historic Heritage Assessment Historic Heritage Assessment IWL Technical Summary Report N
Slide 21: CCC EIS Key Areas of Interest
21 CCC EIS Key Areas of Interest At the CCC meeting held on 25 May 2026, a number of key studies were identified as being of interest to the CCC. These include: Noise Air quality/dust Human health Visual Social IWL technical summary Surface water Groundwater This slide will be repeated over the comi
Slide 22: Historic Heritage
22 Historic Heritage Overview Historic Heritage Assessment prepared by Extent Heritage Assessed in accordance with the NSW Heritage Act 1977 Overview of Preliminary Findings All identified historic heritage items or places of local significance Chevrolet Flatbed Utility Truck near the IWL and ETL (E
Slide 23: Land Resources and Contaminated Land
23 Land Resources and Contaminated Land Land Resources Land Resources Assessment prepared by GT Environmental Assessed in consideration of the following: The Land and Soil Capability Assessment Scheme (NSW) Agricultural Land Classification Agfact AC25 Interim protocol for site verification and mappi
Slide 24: Preliminary Hazard Analysis and Bushfire
24 Preliminary Hazard Analysis and Bushfire Bushfire Bushfire Assessment prepared by Peterson Bushfire Assessed in accordance with the NSW Rural Fire Service Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 (PBP) The residual level of bushfire risk from the IWL, ETL and WSP to external assets is acceptable Pr
Slide 25: Electromagnetic Field Assessment
25 Electromagnetic Field Assessment Electromagnetic Field (EMF) – ETL Only Electromagnetic Field Assessment prepared by ECG Engineering Assessed “worst-case” scenario for the Northern and Southern ETL Options (28 MW maximum demand loading conditions from the MGP) Northern and Southern ETL Options wo
Slide 26: Previous Questions on Notice
Previous Questions on Notice
Slide 27: Height of the Proposed IWL
Height of the Proposed IWL 27 The maximum approved height for the currently approved waste rock emplacement is 1,065 m Australian Height Datum (AHD), up to around 1,075 m AHD including areas of microrelief. The maximum proposed height for the IWL is anticipated to be approximately 1,155 m AHD (notin
Slide 28: Consideration of Similar IWL Approaches
Consideration of Similar IWL Approaches 28 Examples (not exhaustive): Greens Creek, Hecla Mining Co, Alaska Alegria Sul, Samarco S.A., Brazil Karara, Anshan Iron and Steel Group/Gindalbie Metals, WA (Dry Stack Tailings) Proposed – Taronga Tin Project, First Tin Plc, Emmaville, NSW Proposed – Hillgro
Slide 29: Similar IWL Approaches
Similar IWL Approaches Greens Creek, Alaska Alegria Sul, Brazil
Slide 30: The IWL Components – Used Extensively
The IWL Components – Used Extensively The individual components associated with the construction and development of the IWL are well known and commonly used at mine sites across Australia and internationally, including (but not limited to): Filtration of processed ore or waste streams – Commonplace
Slide 31: Projects Utilising Filtered Tailings
Projects Utilising Filtered Tailings
Slide 32: McPhillamys Gold Project Further information
McPhillamys Gold Project Further information: Danielle Papich| HSEC Manager [email protected] 0402 692 588