G11 Resources Limited · ASX:G11
G11 Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2026)
15 slides from G11 Resources's investor presentation, Oct 29, 2026
Slide 1: 2026 Exploration Presentation: Spring/Summer drill program 2026/27
rsonal use only 2026 Exploration Presentation Spring/ Summer drill program 2026/27 ASX: G11 | October 2026 Zig Zag Hill drilling, Sedgwick Bluff Copper Gold Project, western Tasmania
Slide 2: Important Notice & Disclaimer
Important Notice & Disclaimer IMPORTANT NOTICE COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENTS & HISTORICAL RESULTS PROXIMITY STATEMENTS & REFERENCES This presentation does not constitute investment advice. Neither this presentation nor the The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Results for th
Slide 3: Opening up access to a Tier-1 Cu-Au district
Opening up access to a Tier-1 Cu-Au district G11 drilled its first holes on the 4km long Great Lyell Fault - results confirm this is an 2026 extension of the same geology as Mt Lyell where at least 8 orebodies are hosted over 2km of the same structural corridor. • January 2026: G11’s first Tasmanian
Slide 4: A highly strategic land holding in a world class mineral field
SEDGWICK BLUFF & LINDA, TASMANIA A highly strategic land rsonal use only holding in a world class mineral field G11’s tenements straddle the Great Lyell Fault immediately north and south of Sibanye-Stillwater’s Mt Lyell mine, with the Henty mine sitting on this same trend. 4km 140Mt 2029 Great Lyell
Slide 5: Next door to a Tier mine that is scheduled for restart in 2027
Next door to a Tier 1 mine that is scheduled for restart in 2027 The Great Lyell Fault controls the multiple (6+) Mt Lyell copper–gold orebodies over approximately 2km strike length – the continuation of this structure extends a further 4km’s through G11’s ground where there are no royalties and 100
Slide 6: Five priority targets on the Great Lyell Fault
Five priority targets on the Great Lyell Fault Sedgwick Bluff (EL11/2025) and Linda (EL6/2024) wrap around the Mt Lyell mine – the same host rocks and the same fault, largely untested because of historic ownership. rsonal use only Zig Zag Northeast Pyrite 1 Cu–Au • CSAMT target 2 Cu–Au • IP target 2
Slide 7: Zig Zag: a large alteration system confirmed
Zig Zag: a large alteration system confirmed Previous drilling is now understood to have drilled parallel to the main structure New follow-up drilling from new access drilling perpendicular to the contact² 2,453m ~90m 3 rsonal use only diamond drilling in two deep holes phyllic alteration zone with
Slide 8: Northeast Pyrite: a drill-ready Cu–Au target
Northeast Pyrite: a drill-ready Cu–Au target On the Great Lyell Fault ~4.0km north of Mt Lyell’s northernmost deposits³ Architecture rsonal use only Hanging wall of the Great Lyell Fault – the primary fluid UP TO $120,000 conduit – in folded and faulted Mt Read Volcanics. Tasmanian Government EDGI c
Slide 9: Sunrise: an untested EM conductor next to Mt Lyell
Sunrise: an untested EM conductor next to Mt Lyell Comstock Valley, Linda Project (EL6/2024) – immediately east of the Mt Lyell mine² Target rsonal use only Untested airborne EM (AEM) conductivity anomaly in the NEW RIG SECURED Comstock Valley, concealed beneath post-mineralisation cover. A new dril
Slide 10: Beatrice and a growing Mt Read pipeline
Beatrice and a growing Mt Read pipeline More drill targets across 119km² of new tenure in the Mt Read Volcanics HISTORIC IP SECTIONS rsonal use only BEATRICE Pasminco (1999) IP chargeability EL11/2025 • Au–Ag–Cu–Pb–Zn • Mt Read Volcanics sections with the MS-series historic holes, perspective view l
Slide 11: NSW: Tier gold–copper optionality
NSW: Tier 1 gold–copper optionality Packsaddle (Kings Hill), Koonenberry (Wilandra) and NW Cobar – 100% owned rsonal use only Packsaddle – aerial view Ionic leach soil sampling Kings Hill ionic leach survey results Packsaddle – Kings Hill Koonenberry – Wilandra NW Cobar (EL9470) Very large gravity a
Slide 12: Packsaddle: the setting for a giant
Packsaddle: the setting for a giant ~100km of virgin strike on the Delamerian–Thomson Orogen boundary, NSW Deposits in comparable continental-margin settings (Moz Au) rsonal use only Olimpiada (>70Moz) 70. Bendigo 22. Hemi 13.6 Havieron 7. Winu (+Cu) 5. Orogenic Au IRG Au-Cu 10 × 3km ~100km <100m Ki
Slide 13: Kings Hill anomaly: all the ingredients for a Tier 1 system
KINGS HILL ANOMALY All the ingredients for a Detailed ground gravity (June 2025)³ Tier 1 IRG / orogenic confirms a structural setting suited to rsonal use only forming giant deposits – in untested system terrain. Structural complexity – anticlinal hinge IRG mineralisation has been confirmed in the c
Slide 14: Corporate overview
Corporate overview As at 30 June 2026 unless stated 145.0m $0.23 $33.3m $4.9m rsonal use only Shares on issue Share price (30 Jun 26) Market cap (30 Jun 26) Cash (30 Jun 26) Substantial holders* Board of Directors Martin Donohue & associates 16.18% Martin Donohue Chris Williams MD Executive Chairman
Slide 15: What's next: a catalyst-rich summer drill program
WHAT’S NEXT A catalyst-rich summer drill program rsonal use only Zig Zag 01 Three follow-up holes from a new pad targeting the northern extension of the alteration zone Northeast Pyrite 02 Three EDGI co-funded holes into the IP anomaly, subject to MRT approval Little Owen – Great Lyell 03 Up to six