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Red Hill Minerals (RHI) Investor presentation summary

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Investor presentation summary

16 Feb, 2026

Business overview

  • Operates as a diversified explorer and royalty company with a $320M market capitalization and a strong track record of shareholder value creation.

  • Holds a diversified portfolio of royalties and exploration projects across iron ore, gold, copper, and base metals.

  • 43% of shares are held by board and management, aligning interests with shareholders.

  • Well-funded with $61.3M in cash and ongoing royalty income, supporting growth and exploration.

  • Focuses on systematic exploration, value-accretive royalty investments, and disciplined capital allocation.

Royalty portfolio and income

  • Receives a 0.75% FOB royalty from the Onslow Iron Project, covering over 1.1 billion tonnes of iron ore resources.

  • Onslow Iron royalty generated over $27M to date, with FY26 royalty income expected at ~$28.7M.

  • Holds additional royalties: 2% gross on Sandstone Gold Project and 1.5% NSR on Thomson Intrusive Gold-Copper Project.

  • Dividend policy targets 50% of Onslow Iron royalty income; $236M paid in fully franked dividends to date.

Exploration portfolio and recent results

  • Curnamona Earn-In JV: Right to earn 75% by spending $6.5M; includes Broken Hill (NSW) and Anabama (SA) projects.

  • Broken Hill Project: Recent drilling confirmed stratabound lead-zinc-silver mineralization; follow-up surveys and drilling planned.

  • Anabama Project: Maiden drilling intersected high-grade copper-gold; IP surveys identified 6km strike potential.

  • West Pilbara Project: Ongoing drilling at Barkley Gold and S-Bend Zinc; mineralization remains open along a 1km corridor.

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