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Acdc Metals — Investor Presentation (October 2026)

21 slides from Acdc Metals's investor presentation, Oct 26, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Developing critical & precious metal projects globally

    rsonal use only Developing critical & precious metal projects globally Investor Presentation | October 2026 ASX: ADC

  2. Slide 2: Important Information and Disclaimer

    Important Information and Disclaimer Disclaimer: The material in this presentation has been prepared by ACDC Metals Ltd (“Company”). This This presentation has been prepared by the Company based on information currently available to it. No (“Company”). This presentation may not be reproduced, redist

  3. Slide 3: Investment Highlights

    Investment Highlights A resource-backed critical minerals asset, paired with gold-silver discovery upside in Nevada rsonal use only Key Projects Au · Ag · REE Q4 2026 G o schen C entral (V ictoria) - D evelo p m ent Victoria, Australia and Nevada, USA Maiden RC drilling, up to 2,500m M o unt Jackso

  4. Slide 4: Corporate Strategy

    Corporate Strategy ACDC Metals is a diversified exploration company advancing the rsonal use only advancing the Goschen Central rare earths and mineral sands sands project in Victoria and gold-silver exploration at Mount Mount Jackson in Nevada’s Walker Lane. A resource-backed critical minerals asse

  5. Slide 5: Project Overview

    Project Overview Mount Jackson | Gold & Silver Walker Lane, Nevada, USA rsonal use only • 164 BLM lode claims (~13.3 km²); option to earn up to 100%. • Airborne magnetics defined three target zones; CSAMT survey under way. • BLM permit received: 15 holes, up to 2,500m RC drilling in Q4 CY2026. Gosch

  6. Slide 6: Mount Jackson Project

    Mount Jackson Project MOUNT JACKSON | NEVADA, USA ACDC’s first acquisition in the United States, in the Walker Lane Trend of southwestern rsonal use only southwestern Nevada, 25 km from Goldfield. • Right to earn up to a 100% interest; 164 BLM lode mining claims covering ~13.3 km² (3,280 acres) in E

  7. Slide 7: Mount Jackson: epithermal system with scale potential

    Mount Jackson: epithermal system with scale potential MOUNT JACKSON | NEVADA, USA Key historical intercepts H o le Intercep t • Low-sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system; multiple prospect areas across the broader rsonal use only broader system. PC 34A 25.9m @ 1.94 g /t A u fro m 97m (including

  8. Slide 8: Mount Jackson: ready to drill

    Mount Jackson: ready to drill MOUNT JACKSON | NEVADA, USA Maiden drill program, Q4 CY2026 rsonal use only • FTE Drilling USA Inc contracted for up to 2,500m of RC drilling. • BLM environmental permit received 1 October 2026; 15 holes permitted at Pegasus and 3 Shaft. • KLM Geoscience 12 line-km CSAM

  9. Slide 9: Goschen Central Project

    Goschen Central Project GOSCHEN CENTRAL | VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA • Located in the globally significant Murray Basin, ~50 km south-southwest rsonal use only of Swan Hill, with mineralisation hosted in WIM-style (Wimmera-type) deposits. • JORC Mineral Resource of 620Mt @ 2.2% THM containing zircon, titan

  10. Slide 10: Goschen Central: Mineral Resource

    Goschen Central: Mineral Resource GOSCHEN CENTRAL | VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA C lassificatio n To nnes To tal H M S lim es % O versize R utile Leuco xene Ilm enite Z irco n M o nazite X eno tim e rsonal use only (M t) % % Ind icated 210 2.3 21 4.3 9.1 10 22 24 3.4 0.45 Inferred 410 2.1 21 4.2 8.1 12 20 21

  11. Slide 11: Goschen Central Scoping Study: two-stage development

    Goschen Central Scoping Study: two-stage development GOSCHEN CENTRAL | VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA Phase 1 produces a zircon-titania heavy mineral concentrate and a rare earth mineral concentrate for existing markets. Phase 2 adds downstream hydrometallurgical processing to produce mixed rare earth oxides a

  12. Slide 12: Goschen Central Scoping Study: key economics

    Goschen Central Scoping Study: key economics GOSCHEN CENTRAL | VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA Dual revenue 14-year LoM A$287M | 23%IRR Up to 82% REE recovery to REMC rsonal use only Rare earths (REMC) and mineral sands (HMC) Phase 1 only, pre-tax NPV8, base case Low Cost conventional physical Utilising only ~1

  13. Slide 13: Catalysts and news flow

    C atalysts an d n ews flo w An active six months across both projects, led by maiden drilling at Mount Jackson rsonal use only Oct 2026 Q4 CY2026 30 Nov 2026 Q1 CY2027 Ongoing 2027 CSAMT survey to commence Maiden RC drill program: up Annual General Meeting, Mount Jackson assay results DIBC onboardin

  14. Slide 14: Critical minerals: rare earths and mineral sands

    Critical minerals: rare earths and mineral sands Zircon and zirconium Titanium minerals Rare earth elements rsonal use only • Nuclear fuel cladding and clean energy • Aerospace, defence and medical applications • Permanent magnets for EVs, wind turbines and defence • National defence (missiles, subm

  15. Slide 15: REE projects aren't all alike

    REE projects aren’t all alike M ineral sand s (A C D C ) H ard rock Ionic clay hosted W eathering and erosion of p rim ary hard rock d ep osits, then Prim arily m ag m atic (carb onatites, alkaline Intense in- situ weathering of REE- rich Fo rm ation fluvial or m arine transp ort and concentratio n

  16. Slide 16: Corporate Structure

    C o rp o rate S tru ctu re Capital structure Share register S hares o n issue 120,144,226 13% Retail and other ~68% rsonal use only S hare p rice (26 O ctober 2026) A $0.043 Vendors ~19% M arket cap italisation A $5.17M Management and directors ~13% 19% C ash (30 S ep tem b er 2026) A $2.744M Top 20

  17. Slide 17: Contact

    ASX: ADC rsonal use only Contact Tom Davidson Andrew Shearer ACDC Metals Ltd Chief Executive Officer Executive Chair ACN 654 049 699 [email protected] [email protected] Level 2, 480 Collins Street +61 499 256 645 Melbourne VIC 3000 T +61 3 8548 7880 www.acdcmetals.com.au

  18. Slide 18: Appendix A: external references

    Appendix A: external references 1 N evad a g o ld p ro d uctio n E& M J, N evad a: a lead er in g o ld p ro d uctio n. http s://www.e - m j.co m /features/nevad a- a- lead er- in- g o ld - p ro d uctio n Fraser Institute, A nnual S urvey o f M ining C o m p anies 2025 (released Feb ruary 2026). http

  19. Slide 19: Appendix B: Goschen Central JORC Mineral Resource

    Appendix B: Goschen Central JORC Mineral Resource C lassificatio n To nnes (M t) To tal H M % S lim es % O versize % R utile Leuco xene Ilm enite Z irco n M o nazite X eno tim e Ind icated 210 2.3 21 4.3 9.1 10 22 24 3.4 0.45 rsonal use only Inferred 410 2.1 21 4.2 8.1 12 20 21 2.8 0.45 To tal 620 2

  20. Slide 20: Appendix C: Douglas Project

    Appendix C: Douglas Project VICTORIAN PROJECTS | DOUGLAS Targeting high-grade strands in an active region of significant discoveries and mining. rsonal use only • Tenements EL7544 and EL7545 (to be confirmed by the Company; previously shown as EL7908 and EL7544) • Drilling in 2023 and 2024 totalled

  21. Slide 21: Appendix C: Watchem North Project

    Appendix C: Watchem North Project VICTORIAN PROJECTS | WATCHEM NORTH Targeting high-grade strands in an active region of significant discoveries. rsonal use only • Tenements EL7685 and EL7687 cover over 952 km². • Venice Beach strandline: shallow, high-grade heavy mineral sand strandline with a 9 km

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