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Beyond Minerals — Beyond Lithium — Investor Presentation (November 2025)
29 slides from Beyond Minerals's investor presentation, November 2025
Slide 1: Critical Minerals Explorer
Critical Minerals Explorer Lithium-REEs-Base Metals-Copper Presentation November - 2025 CSE: BY | OTCQB: BYDMF
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation does not provide full disclosure of all material facts relating to Beyond Lithium Certain assumptions in respect of our ability to execute our growth strategies; our ability to retain Inc., or its securities, and is not subject to liability for misrepresentations under a
Slide 3: Capitalization Structure
Capitalization Structure Beyond Lithium is a Critical Minerals Explorer aligning targets and values with Canadian’s Critical Minerals Outstanding (Basic) 56,471,869 Strategy to supply for the digital economy. Beyond Lithium possesses proven expertise needed to succeed as a junior explorer: Warrants
Slide 4: Management Team
Management Team Allan Frame, Lawrence Tsang, PGeo, President and CEO VP Exploration ⎯ Over 40 years as an investment advisor. ⎯ 20 years of experience in the North American ⎯ Executive at Yorkton Securities, Richardson GMP, mining and metals industry. and Haywood Securities Inc. ⎯ Holds a bachelor's
Slide 5: Management Team
Management Team Graeme Evans, Paul Baxter, PGeo, Senior Geologist, Advisor PGo, Senior Project Geologist ⎯ Over 40 years of experience in mineral exploration ⎯ Over 35 years of experience in mineral exploration throughout North America. with junior and major mining companies. ⎯ Expertise spans grass
Slide 6: The Rising Demand for Critical Minerals
Critical Minerals are essential for modern technology including electric vehicle (“EV”) batteries, mobile phones, solar panels, medical devices, etc. Rising Global Demand: Lack of supply chain in the global scale for critical minerals Countries target to secure and diversify critical The Rising mine
Slide 7: Why Canada?
Why Canada? A 2024 analysis by Bloomberg NEF (BNEF) ranked Canada as the country with the No. 1 potential to form a secure, reliable and sustainable battery supply chain $1.9 billion spent on exploration for critical minerals in 2023, up 7% from the previous year $3.08 billion in grants and contribu
Slide 8: Canada's Critical Minerals Landscape
Canada's Critical Minerals Landscape Canada’s critical minerals list identifies 34 minerals and metals like lithium, copper, nickel, rare earth elements (“REEs”), zinc, uranium, etc. Critical mineral mines, smelters, refineries or advanced projects are located in about all Canadian provinces and ter
Slide 9: Beyond Exploration Projects in Canada
Beyond Exploration Projects in Canada Three High-quality Exploration Projects ❑ Lithium in Ontario – Ear Falls Project ❑ REEs and Lead-Zinc in BC – Rare One Project ❑ Copper +/- Mo or Au Porphyry in BC – Owl Creek Project Canada is a World Class Jurisdiction for exploration and mining ● Streamline P
Slide 10: Ear Falls Spodumene Project
Ear Falls Spodumene Project ❑ Located near the town of Ear Falls, Ontario ▪ Existing infrastructure including highway, roads, powerline, equipment, etc. ❑ Total 3,250 hectares in area ▪ One final low-cost payment to complete in 2026 for 100% ▪ Fully permitted for diamond drilling, trenching, and gro
Slide 11: Ear Falls Spodumene Completed Programs
Ear Falls Spodumene Completed Programs Comprehensive geochemical baseline established for the Ear Falls Project from property wide exploration sampling programs in 2023 and 2024 (Over 500 samples collected): ○ 226 grab samples: established a solid geochemical signatures and trend of the different li
Slide 12: Ear Falls Spodumene Discovery
Ear Falls Spodumene Discovery Exploration Highlights Spodumene-bearing pegmatites discovered in 2023 over 1 km (open in all directions) within a 13 km prospective corridor: ● Grab samples Li2O up to 4.54% ● Excellent upsize potential Favorable geological setting including ● nearby peraluminous grani
Slide 13: Ear Falls Structure & Mineralogy
Ear Falls Structure & Mineralogy Geology Control & Extensive Favorable & Clean Mineralization Trend Mineralogy Splay fault structurally controlled XRD study confirms that the zone of >13 km in strike length main mineralogy of the spodumene-bearing Outlined by rocks pegmatites consists of geochemistr
Slide 14: Ear Falls Upsize & Potential
Ear Falls Upsize & Potential Only prospected ~20% of the 13 km trend Wider lithium pegmatites exploration targets at around the Sandy Creek Zone Pervasive lithium and cesium alteration halo in host rock suggesting a nearby large system Biogeochemical Survey proven to be efficient to prospect for bur
Slide 15: Ear Falls Upcoming Exploration
Ear Falls Upcoming Exploration ➢ Follow up on targets delineated from previous programs ➢ Tightened density of grab samplings and mapping programs ➢ Grid biogeochemical survey extending from the spodumene mineralized zone ➢ Start with wider spaced biogeochemical survey to cover a larger area ➢ If bu
Slide 16: Owl Creek, Pemberton, BC
Owl Creek, Pemberton, BC Favorable Regional Geology ❑ A geologically rich belt stretching from northern California through Oregon, Washington, and into British Columbia. ❑ It’s part of a subduction zone where the Juan de Fuca Plate dives beneath the North American Plate, generating the heat and pres
Slide 17: Owl Creek Introduction
Owl Creek Introduction Location ● About 7km north of Pemberton ● Mainly open ground with 3 cells staked by one prospector ● Logging road accessible ● Low-cost staking with no further encumbrance Work Completed Previously ● Mapping ● Local Grab Samples ● Soil geochemistry ● Regional Magnetic Survey ●
Slide 18: Owl Creek Geology
Owl Creek Geology ● 4 zones were identified previously : A, B, C, & D zones D ● Grab samples by zone: ○ A: 0.15% to 1.99% Cu C ○ B: 0.12% to 0.80% Cu ○ C: 0.23% to 0.47% Cu ○ D: newly identified diorite identified by soil and geophysical surveys B ● Diorite trend controlled by the sheared zone struc
Slide 19: Owl Creek Historical Drilling
Owl Creek Historical Drilling Year # Hole Zone Highlight 1928 1 A #1: 182.88m of 0.2% Cu 1948 Adit A 66m of 0.33% Cu C-1: 100.58m of 0.40% Cu C-2: 39.62m of 0.54% Cu 1982 10 C C-6: 60.96m of 0.23% Cu C-10: 36.58m of 0.32% Cu CSE: BY | OTCQB: BYDMF BEYOND LITHIUM Critical Minerals Explorer 19
Slide 20: Owl Creek Opportunity
Owl Creek Opportunity ● Zone D: very similar soil geochem as Zone C ● So far, exploration was completed within the different zones. An opportunity to connect the different zones together based on geophysics and geochemistry with good baseline results from historical drillings in Zone A and C – gold
Slide 21: Owl Creek Geophysics
Owl Creek Geophysics ● Magnetic survey clearly outlined the regional trend D and structure C ● high anomalies outlining “NEW” diorite targets following the trend ● So far, exploration work B had only been completed A within small targets – great opportunity to go in to New targets from connect them
Slide 22: Rare One Project
Rare One Project Regional Geology • Located within the Rocky Mountain Rare Earth Belt and margin of the Northeastern region of the Belt-Purcell Basin Lead-Zinc • Belt-Purcell Basin Mineral Deposits: Hosts significant lead, zinc, silver, and copper deposits, including the Sullivan Pb-Zn-Ag deposit in
Slide 23: Rare One Project
Rare One Project ● Located in southeastern British Columbia ● 5,986 ha in area ● 100% Owned with no further encumbrance ● Extensive field work completed from 2005 to 2017 ○ Soil geochemistry ○ Prospecting ○ Gravity survey ○ Access road construction ● Road accessible ● Prospective for Rare Earth Elem
Slide 24: Rare One Project – MVT Exploration
Rare One Project – MVT Exploration What is MVT? ○ Mississippi Valley-Type (MVT) deposits are a specific type of mineral deposit characterized by the occurrence of lead and zinc ores ○ MVT deposits are part of a broader category of carbonate-hosted lead-zinc ore deposits ● Historically programs, a 15
Slide 25: Rare One Project – Rare Earth
Rare One Project – Rare Earth What are Rare Earth? ● Rare earth minerals contain rare earth elements (REEs), which are a group of 17 metallic elements ● Rare earth elements (REEs) are divided into light rare earth elements (LREEs) and heavy rare earth elements (HREEs) based on their atomic weight an
Slide 26: Rare One Project – Light & Heavy REEs
Rare One Project – Light & Heavy REEs ● Based on reports compiled historically, the light rare earths lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, samarium, europium, and gadolinium (in very strong to strong amount); ● and the heavy rare earths yttrium (in strong amount), and terbium, dysprosium, hol
Slide 27: 2025 Outlook
2025 Outlook Critical Minerals Sector is poised for growth in the near future Beyond is positioned to capitalize this trend as we strive to be an active Critical Minerals Explorer in 2025 through: Exploration Based on fundamental geology to continue exploring for lithium, REEs, and base metals Oppor
Slide 28: Environment, Social and Governance
Environment, Social and Governance Beyond is an early-stage mineral exploration company in Canada. Our experienced management team brings a diverse expertise in exploration and mining to effectively carry out our field activities. We strive to act in accordance with recommended practices in the area
Slide 29: Thank you.
CSE: BY | OTCQB: BYDMF Thank you. Allan Frame, President & CEO [email protected] beyondlithium.ca
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