Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation · NASDAQ:ATCX

Atlas Critical Minerals — Investor Presentation (June 2025)

37 slides from Atlas Critical Minerals's investor presentation, June 2025

  1. Slide 1: Brief Corporate Overview

    Brief Corporate Overview J U N E 2 0 2 5 A T L A S C R I T I C A L M I N E R A L S

  2. Slide 2: Investment Highlights

    INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Largest Portfolio of High-Quality Project Potential for Early Team with Proven Favorable Critical Minerals Pipeline Revenue Generation Track Record Geopolitics China processes Controls 575,000+ High-potential rare Iron ore operation Team with 90%+ of all rare acres of mineral e

  3. Slide 3: Rare Earths Portfolio

    RARE EARTHS PORTFOLIO 53,939 hectares (~133,286 acres) across 33 mineral rights in Minas Gerais and Goiás, Brazil Two primary project areas: Alto Paranaíba Project (active exploration) and Goiás Project (planned for 2025) Multiple mineral rights adjacent to publicly-listed companies with proven REE

  4. Slide 4: Alto Paranaiba Project – Proven Region for Rare Earths

    ALTO PARANAIBA PROJECT – PROVEN REGION FOR RARE EARTHS Atlas Critical Minerals, with its Alto Paranaiba project, has the potential to become an important global player in supply chain of rare earth elements Atlas Critical Brazilian Rare Meteoric Resouro Viridis Minerals Earths OTCQB : JUPGF BRE.ASX

  5. Slide 5: Alto Paranaíba Project (APP)

    ALTO PARANAÍBA PROJECT (APP) HIGHLIGHTS 15 mineral rights located ~350km from Belo Horizonte, capital of Minas Gerais Favorable geology: Capacete Formation hosting rare earths in ionic clays; titanium is found alongside rare earths Three distinct exploration blocks being systematically evaluated: Bl

  6. Slide 6: Alto Paranaíba Project (APP)

    ALTO PARANAÍBA PROJECT (APP) Top whole rock sample results

  7. Slide 7: Alto Paranaíba Project (APP)

    ALTO PARANAÍBA PROJECT (APP) BLOCK 1 Block 1 representative TREO and TiO2 sample grades

  8. Slide 8: Block 1 – MREO Grades

    BLOCK 1 – MREO Grades MREO: Nd + Pr + Dy + Tb oxides Average percentage of MREO to TREO grades in the surface samples: 23% SampleID MREO (ppm) TREO (ppm) % M/TREO APPPA00152 1700 5984 28 SCAG-000011 1247 4291 29 APPPA00111 1246 4648 27 APPPA00150 999 3931 25 PCP00003 993 3859 26 SCP00024 949 3729 25

  9. Slide 9: Block 1 - Stratigraphic Profiles

    BLOCK 1 - STRATIGRAPHIC PROFILES THICK LAYERS OF CONGLOMERATES FROM THE CAPACETE FORMATION AND THE PATOS FORMATION

  10. Slide 10: Alto Paranaíba Project (APP)

    ALTO PARANAÍBA PROJECT (APP) BLOCK 2 Block 2 representative TREO and TiO2 sample grades

  11. Slide 11: Block 2 – MREO Grades

    BLOCK 2 – MREO Grades MREO: Nd + Pr + Dy + Tb oxides Average percentage of MREO to TREO grades in the surface samples: 22% SampleID MREO (ppm) TREO (ppm) % M/TREO TiO2 SPJ-000069 2192 6759 32 12 SPJ-000008 1643 6405 26 19 SPJ-000057 1451 4538 32 13 SPJ-000068 1421 4786 30 6 SPJ-000064 1248 4742 26 1

  12. Slide 12: Results - Tiros

    Results - Tiros 5 Auger Drillholes display significant intercepts: • 21m@ 4644 ppm TREO and 14% TiO2. • 6m@ 7511 ppm TREO and 12% TiO2. • 5m@ 8241 ppm TREO and 11% TiO2. Tonnage Potential: 40 Mt

  13. Slide 13: Results - Tiros

    Results - Tiros DHTI-0001 DHTI-0002 DHTI-0003 DHTI-0003A DHTI-0004 TiO2 (%) TREO TiO2 (%) TREO TiO2 (%) TREO TiO2 (%) TREO TiO2 (%) TREO -20 20 10 0 (ppm) -20 20 10 0 (ppm) -20 20 10 0 (ppm) -20 20 10 0 (ppm) -20 20 10 0 0 10000 0 0 10000 0 10000 0 10000 0 10000 0 0 0 -8 0 0 0 0 0 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2

  14. Slide 14: Alto Paranaiba Project Drilling Results

    ALTO PARANAIBA PROJECT DRILLING RESULTS 8 complete Auger Drillholes for Leaching and Mineralogical tests: • 82.3 meters hit mineralized rocks. • 76 samples- preparation & tests phase.

  15. Slide 15: Alto Paranaiba Project Drilling Results

    ALTO PARANAIBA PROJECT DRILLING RESULTS 8 complete Auger Drillholes for Leaching and Mineralogical tests

  16. Slide 16: Metallurgical Tests

    Metallurgical Tests Neighboring Company RESOURO results, using HNO3. Source: https://api.investi.com.au/api/announcements/rau/8f3fb983-263.pdf

  17. Slide 17: Conglomerates of the Capacete Formation in Block 1 and 2

    FOTO CONGLOMERATES OF THE CAPACETE FORMATION IN BLOCK 1 AND 2, CLAST- SUPPORTED FACIES AND MATRIX-SUPPORTED FACIES

  18. Slide 18: Goiás Project – Proven Region for Rare Earths

    GOIÁS PROJECT – PROVEN REGION FOR RARE EARTHS 18 mineral rights in western Goiás Favorable geology: Iporá Alkaline Complex with high rare earths content in ionic clay deposits Strategic positioning: multiple mineral rights are adjacent to Appia's successful rare earths project

  19. Slide 19: Rare Earths Demand Geopolitical Context

    RARE EARTHS DEMAND GEOPOLITICAL CONTEXT Global demand for magnet rare earth elements (Pr, Nd, Tb, Dy) projected to more than double from 2023 to 2050, with EVs accounting for ~40% of demand by 2050 Rare earth elements provide unique magnetic and heat-resistant properties essential for advanced milit

  20. Slide 20: Graphite

    GRAPHITE Strategic portfolio of 2,918 hectares (7,212 acres) across 3 mineral rights in Minas Gerais, Brazil High-purity graphite formed through billions of years of geological refinement in the Araçuaí Malacacheta Project Orogen Prime position in critical minerals market as graphite demand soars fo

  21. Slide 21: Malacacheta Project – Proven Graphite Area

    MALACACHETA PROJECT – PROVEN GRAPHITE AREA Latest exploration at Malacacheta: 43 new targets identified and mapped 17 samples of graphite schist collected for analysis Significant graphite schist bodies discovered intercalated as lenses within mica schist

  22. Slide 22: Malacacheta Project – Proven Graphite Area

    MALACACHETA PROJECT – PROVEN GRAPHITE AREA SMAG - 016 SMAG - 005 MAM-007 SMAG - 002

  23. Slide 23: Malacacheta Project – Proven Graphite Area

    MALACACHETA PROJECT – PROVEN GRAPHITE AREA Heat map made from chemical results for graphitic carbon in mining rights

  24. Slide 24: Flake-Shaped Graphite and Graphite Schist Outcrop

    FLAKE-SHAPED GRAPHITE AND GRAPHITE SCHIST OUTCROP MALACACHETA PROJECT

  25. Slide 25: Minas Gerais / Bahia Project

    MINAS GERAIS / BAHIA PROJECT Atlas Portfolio: 9,715 hectares (24,006 acres) in 5 mineral rights on the border between Minas Gerais and Bahia, states of Brazil

  26. Slide 26: Uranium

    URANIUM Portfolio: 103,882 hectares (256,699 acres) across 17 mineral rights in Goiás, Pará, and Tocantins states in Brazil Properties distribution: 7 mineral rights in Tocantins (68,441 hectares), 8 in Goiás (15,576 hectares), and 2 in Pará (19,865 hectares) Strategic Approach: Applications list co

  27. Slide 27: Uranium

    URANIUM The favorability of uranium deposits in Brazil was assessed by the Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) and the national territory was divided into geological regions called "geocompartments" URANIUM FAVORABILITY MAP - STATE OF PARÁ URANIUM FAVORABILITY MAP - STATE OF TOCANTINS

  28. Slide 28: Other Critical Minerals Holdings Pre-Exploration Stage

    OTHER CRITICAL MINERALS HOLDINGS PRE-EXPLORATION STAGE Copper Nickel 17,683 Acres 2,721 Acres (~72 km2) (~11 km2)

  29. Slide 29: Rio Piracicaba Iron Ore Project

    RIO PIRACICABA IRON ORE PROJECT 188.31-hectare area located in Brazil's Iron Quadrangle, the largest mineral province in the country, and immediately next to Vale's Água Limpa iron ore mine Our SK1300 issued report showed 7,852,912 tons of iron ore reserves with 32% Fe average grade; laboratory test

  30. Slide 30: Quartzite Outcrop Discovered in Our Mineral Right

    QUARTZITE OUTCROP DISCOVERED IN OUR MINERAL RIGHT Estimated Tonnage: 3,377,700 Tonnes Life of Mine: ~40 Years

  31. Slide 31: Examples of Blocks Produced at Our Quartzite Quarry

    EXAMPLES OF BLOCKS PRODUCED AT POLISHED QUARTZITE SLAB FROM OUR OUR QUARTZITE QUARRY QUARTZITE QUARRY PRODUCTION

  32. Slide 32: Gold: 100%-Owned Projects

    GOLD: 100%-OWNED PROJECTS Location Area Project Name Mineral Highlights in Brazil (State (Acres) Exploration Stage: Greenstone belt formation in an area known Alpha Gold Minas Gerais 26,447 for artisanal gold. Gold mineralization reported by prior owner and verified by us in new trenching. Explorati

  33. Slide 33: Management Team

    MANAGEMENT TEAM Marc Fogassa Rodrigo Menck Eduardo Queiroz Chairman & CEO Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer Chief Technical Consultant 20-yr experience in finance and executive management; 20+ years of experience managing complex, large-scale Previously CFO of Sigma Lithium and Nexa mining project

  34. Slide 34: Board of Directors

    BOARD OF DIRECTORS Agenor Cuculicchio, Esq. Joel Monteiro, Esq. Marc Fogassa Areli Nogueira Gabriel Santos, Esq. Independent Director Director Chairman & CEO Director Independent Director 20+ years of VP, Administration, for 25-yr experience in VP, Mineral 20+ years of experience in mining Atlas Cri

  35. Slide 35: Key Stock Highlights

    KEY STOCK HIGHLIGHTS OTCQB: JUPGF Share Price $0.75 Outstanding Shares 33M Market Capitalization $25M 52-week High $1.10 52-weel Low $0.40

  36. Slide 36: Safe Harbor

    SAFE HARBOR This presentation contains forward-looking statements made under the "safe harbor" provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward looking statements are based upon the current plans, estimates and projections of Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation’s mana

  37. Slide 37: Investor Relations

    INVESTOR RELATIONS: Brian W. Bernier Vice President, Investor Relations +1-833-661-7900 [email protected] www.atlascriticalminerals.com X: @Atlas_Crit_Min LinkedIn

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