Announcement PDF CHARIOT CORPORATION NIGERIA Leading the 2025 Lithium Recovery Investor Presentation July 2025 Nigeria Acquisition Summary Multiple Lithium Processing Plants Chariot Acquiring Majority Stake in Large Nigerian Lithium Portfolio • Chariot Corporation Ltd (“Chariot”) is acquiring 66.7% interest in a portfolio of four(4) assets including 8 exploration licenses and 2 smallscale mining licenses • Continental Lithium Limited (“Continental”) will retain a 33.3% stake and remain in-country partner & co-manager • Chariot will own 66.7% and control the JV, fully funding exploration until the JV generates US$50M revenue and US$10M of CAPEX — fast-tracking development through efficient financing structure, while leveraging Continental’s local expertise and alignment to de-risk execution Four(4) Assets with a History of Prior Production • Historically artisanal-mined lithium pegmatites at surface • 2021–23 hand sorted mineral concentrate sales to China confirming commercial viability Large-scale Exploration Potential • Numerous artisanal mining pits at each project • The JV’s assets represent Nigeria’s largest lithium portfolio – first-mover advantage in an underexplored province • Projects lie in historic tin/tantalum belts—fertile zones now proven to host lithium-rich LCT pegmatites • Nigeria is geologically analogous to Brazil’s ‘Lithium Valley’ Shipping Routes: the Atlantic & the Indian Ocean. [ ] West Africa: Lagos > China: Shanghai Shipping Routes: the Atlantic & the Indian Ocean. ] West Shipping Routes:[ the Atlantic & the IndianAfrica: Ocean. Lagos > China: Shanghai [ Strong Chinese Customer Offtake Appetite • China dominates the EV and battery supply chain, excluding raw material mining • Africa's lithium deposits are key to China's strategy for independent raw-material supply • Chinese lithium purchasers are seeking offtake from Nigeria SHANGHAI ] West Africa: Lagos > China: Shanghai LAGOS Infrastructure & Export Market Advantage • ~170-400 km to Lagos Port – straightforward road haulage for export & ability to access Nigeria’s significant gas resources & infrastructure for power generation • Global market access – positioned to supply both Western and Chinese EV markets • Four (4) new lithium processing plants set to open in 2025 Hong Kong ✦ ABIDJAN ✦ Mumbai ✦ Colombo Notes: 1) Lithium processing plant locations are indicative only with general locations sourced from; (i) Ganfeng Lithium Industry Ltd US$250m lithium plant: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/10/tinubu-lays-foundation-for-250m-lithium-factory-in-nasarawa/, (ii) Avatar New Energy Materials Company Limited US$200m lithium plant: https://www.thecable.ng/tinubu-to-chinese-companies-dont-leave-communities-in-ruins-as-you-explore-minerals/, (iii) US$600m lithium plant: https://thenationonlineng.net/600m-lithium-processing-plant-ready-soon/, and (iv) Jupiter Lithium Ltd modular lithium plant: https://dailytrust.com/mining-sector-getsinternational-boost-with-jupiter-lithium-bevexs-processing-agreement/. Investor Presentation July 2025 ✦Singapore ✦ Durban www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com 2 Acquisition Terms & Pro-forma Capital Structure Item Transaction Structure Description • Chariot will acquire a 66.7% stake in C&C Minerals Limited (“C&C Minerals”), a new Nigerian subsidiary holding 10 lithium licences acquired from Continental Chariot will act as operator and co-manager, fully funding pre-development costs until C&C Minerals reaches US$50 million in annual revenue • Transaction Consideration Continental Team Transaction Completion Process • Upfront (on signing and settlement): • US$150,000 non-refundable payment (on signing) • US$350,000 cash at Settlement • 24 million Chariot shares (subject to 12-month escrow and shareholder approval) Deferred Consideration: • By 31 Dec 2025: US$500,000 cash • By 31 Dec 2026: • US$500,000 cash • 18 million Chariot shares (escrowed 12 months; conditional on exploration licenses and small-scale mining licenses remaining in good standing) • Continental will remain co-manager and liaison with Nigerian authorities and local communities Chariot Corporation Ltd: Pro-forma Capital Structure Currentlyon-Issue Acquisition Tranche 1 (September 2025) Acquisition Tranche 2 (December 2025) Acquisition Tranche 3 (December 2026) ProForma Shares 160.8m 24.0m - 18.0m 202.8m Options 16.9m - - - 16.9 Performance Rights 5.6m - - - 5.6m Cash1 - ($0.77m) ($0.77m) ($0.77m) ($2.31m) Undiluted Shares on Issue 160.8m 184.8m 184.8m 202.8m 202.8m Diluted Shares on Issue 183.3m 207.3m 207.3m 225.3m 225.3m • Requires shareholder approval and regulatory approval, including in-principal confirmation from ASX that ASX Listing Rule 11.1.3 does not apply to the acquisition www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 3 Board & Management Shanthar Pathmanathan Frederick Forni Executive Director Managing Director • Former CEO & MD of Lithium Consolidated Ltd, which held one of the world’s largest hard rock lithium exploration portfolios. • 14 years of investment banking experience across metals & mining, oil & gas, and chemicals sectors. • Senior finance professional with over 25 years of investment banking experience. • Prior Senior Managing Director of Macquarie Holdings (USA) Inc. • Holds a B.A. in Economics from Connecticut College, a cum laude J.D. from Georgetown, and an LL.M. in Taxation from NYU Law. Dr. Edward Max Baker Geological Consultant • Ph.D. Geologist and a fellow AusIMM. • Over 50 years of experience, working across multiple continents and commodities, including tin-tantalum pegmatites. • Prior Chief Geologist at Newcrest. Continental Lithium – Nigeria Team Lanre Afebuameh Principal co-founder of Continental. Entrepreneur with success across industries, including petroleum products marketing and logistics, and mining. • W. Pierce W. Pierce Carson, PhD Carson, PhD Ramesh Chakrapani Chief Strategy Officer Neil Stuart Non-Executive Director International mining veteran with over 40 years experience. Previously served as chief executive of Santa Fe Gold, Nord Pacific, and Nord Resources. Geological Consultant • Over 20 years of experience in the investment banking and alternative asset investing space including over 15 years at The Blackstone Group where he was a Managing Director. • Represented The Blackstone Group on the boards of selected investments. • Mr Chakrapani has a B.A. from Yale University. • Founding Director and former Chairman of Orocobre Limited, now Arcadium Lithium (ASX: LTM) following its merger with Galaxy Resources and Livent Corporation. • 50 years’ exploration experience, including 20 years focused on lithium project discovery and development. African Chief Geologist 21 years’ experience in West African geology and exploration with significant experience in lithium, tin and columbo-tantalite mineralization. Dr Israel Ovirih NIGERIA Chief Operating Officer Pioneered greenfield investments in mines acquisitions as well as export trading of Lithium Ore, Columbite, Zircon sand and Tantalite to Asia. David Kwarteng Michael Cronwright Chief Executive Officer • Ronald Onosode External Independent Consultant President & Vice Chair Non-Executive Director Chairman and CEO of Banklink Africa Group. Over 30 years in international financing & investment banking. Engr. Jacob Adeyemo Non-Executive Director Mining and mineral engineer with 25 years of mine development experience in Nigeria. www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 4 Market Share: CHINA DOMINATES THE LITHIUM-ION BATTERY SUPPLY CHAIN • China dominates the global EV and battery supply chain—except for raw material mining. CHINA RAW MATERIAL MINING RoW US REFINING COMPONENT MANUFACTURING • China is exploiting first-mover edge with export bans, tariffs and “tech nationalism” • Beijing is aggressively securing upstream lithium supply—especially in Africa • Africa, home to the world’s richest hard rock lithium deposits, is central to China’s strategy. CHINA CELL & PACK MANUFACTURING END-USE IN EV / STORAGE InvestorInvestor Presentation June July 20252025 Presentation Investor Presentation July 2025 China’s lithium reserves can’t supply its battery supply chain industries so it’s aggressively investing in developing mining in Africa Notes: 1) Company estimates based upon research reports and new filings including but not limited to; the International Energy Agency (IEA), BloombergNEF, and Benchmark Minerals Intelligence. . www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com 5 GLOBAL EV DEMAND 2025 GLOBAL EV DEMAND OFF TO A STRONG START LED BY CHINA, +34% Y/Y China represents >60% of global EV market, with continued strong growth supported by government incentives Global EV sale show strong growth through Feb www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 6 Africa’s Artisanal Lithium Surge has Occurred Despite the Weak Global Lithium Pricing Environment • Explosive Supply Growth: Artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) surging near historic tin–tantalum pegmatites across Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and South Africa • Accelerating Investment: Nigeria attracted $680M in Q1 2025 direct investment from China while brining in only negligible Western capital • Nigeria is Africa’s fastest-growing lithium hub: Ganfeng is building two lithium processing plants (US$800M investment backed by Canmax & Jiuling) and Canmax is committing US$200M+ to develop northern Nigeria lithium deposits • Favourable Pricing: African & Nigerian lithium concentrates now trade at near-parity/ premium to rest of world • Preferred Lithium Source: China is replacing ASM & DSO in Nigeria with modern mining and local processing / refining • Infrastructure Developments: Ganfeng building Africa’s first large scale lithium conentrator plant—in Nigeria www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 7 NIGERIA AND BRAZIL ARE GEOLOGICAL ANALOGS AFRICA SOUTH AMERICA -500,000,000 LCT LCT PEGMATITES FORMED SEPARATED BY SOUTH ATLANTIC RIFT ~110 MA BRAZIL NIGERIA • Pan-African Lithium Heritage: West African and Brazilian LCT pegmatites formed ~500 million years ago during the same Pan-African/Brasiliano orogeny – an identical geological age and setting • NIGERIA • Gondwana Split: South Atlantic rifting (~110 Ma) tore apart this once-unified lithium province – leaving mirror geology and pegmatite belts in Brazil and West Africa (e.g. Nigeria) on separate continents BRAZIL • Brazil & Nigeria were formerly global tin/tantalum production hubs – highlighting similar lithium potential in the same LCT pegmatites • Sigma Lithium’s world-class Grota do Cirilo (Brazil) project (109 Mt resource in Pan-African-aged) proves the potentially huge scale resource – validating the Tier-1 lithium potential of Nigeria’s similar geology KEY NIGERIAN PROJECTS West Africa Pegmatites • NIGERIA Sigma Lithium Andrada & Lepidico Kenticha BRAZIL www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 8 Nigeria: Country Overview Nigeria: Country Overview Nigeria has the most developed economy in West Africa • 16th oil producer and top 20 gas producer globally • Oil & gas accounts for~45% of government revenue and ~90% of exports, but only 5-6% of GDP • Significant road, energy and port infrastructure • Longstanding presence of international oil companies, indicates legal stability 0 • GDP (2024) Billion U.S. Dollars 500. 375. 250. 125. 0. South Africa Nigeria Investor Presentation July 2025 Investor Investor Presentation Presentation June July 2025 2025 Ethiopia Kenya Angola Côte d'Ivoire Ghana www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com 9 Fonlo Cluster: License Maps LARGER CLAIM AREA LICENSE MAPS • Approx. 10 pits (individual pits up to 200m x 100m) and numerous trenches along a north-south trending belt • Selected surface samples of 1% – 6% Li2O www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 10 Fonlo Cluster: Images of Artisanal Mining www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 11 Gbugbu Cluster: License Maps 01 • Approx. 10 pits (individual pits up to 400m x 50m) along a north-northeast trending belt with a second similar belt to the west • Selected surface samples of 1% – 6% Li2O www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 12 Gbugbu Workings and Mineralization www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 13 Iganna Cluster: License Maps 01 • Approx. 20 pits (individual pits up to 300m x 200m) along a north-northeast trending belt with a second similar belt to the west • Selected surface samples of 2% – 6% Li2O www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 14 Iganna: Artisanal Mining Images www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 15 RESURGENT (OR, USA) 93.9% BLACK MOUNTAIN (WY, USA) Resurgent is located in the McDermitt Caldera, which hosts the two largest known mineral resources in the U.S. with over 87Mt LCE Owned Three (3) diamond drill holes have each intersected high-grade spodumene mineralization originating from surface US LITHIUM PROJECTS Horizon (NV) (USA) Foreign NI 43-101 MRE of 1.3Mt LCE indicated (373Mt @ 669 ppm Li) and 8.8Mt LCE inferred (2,454Mt @ 680 ppm Li)1 24.0% Owned Notes: 1) Refer to slide 20 & 21 for more information www.chariotcorporation.com InvestorPresentation Presentation July Investor July2025 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com 16 Black Mountain Project HISTORICAL EXPLORATION • Initial rock chip sampling results yielded up to 6.68% lithium oxide (Li2O) • Phase 1 diamond drilling program completed in February 2024 with first 3 diamond drill holes intersecting near surface, high-grade spodumene mineralisation Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Li2O% Ta2O5 ppm BMDDH23_01 2.74 18.23 15.48 (14*) 1.12 78.8 including 4.15 5.49 1.34 1.91 68.0 and 9.94 14.2 4.27 2.46 128.4 BMDDH23_02 1.83 16.15 14.33 (13*) 0.84 61.3 including 10.67 12.95 2.29 3.09 137.7 45.26 62.73 18.81 (8*) 0.85 98.4 47.55 53.34 5.79 1.08 104.9 BMDDH23_03 Includes 2.29m of core loss between 45.26m and 47.55m including Notes: 1) Refer to ASX announcements dated 2/2/24, 3/5/2024 and 9/7/2025 2) Intervals reported are downhole widths which are greater than true widths (*) www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 17 Resurgent Project OVERVIEW • The Resurgent Project is a claystone-hosted lithium project located in the McDermitt Caldera in Oregon and Nevada, U.S.A. • The lithium deposits in the Caldera occur in ancient lake sediments that surround the centre of the caldera JINDALEE McDermitt Project MRE: 21.5mt LCE3 • The Resurgent Project comprises 1,210 claims • McDermitt Caldera hosts the two largest lithium mineral resources discovered to-date in the United States Sample ID ppm Li Sample ID ppm Li 679862 679860 340655 679859 679861 679856 461038 340653 340664 3,865 3,836 3,471 3,164 2,838 2,672 2,638 2,442 2,381 340673 340652 340667 679858 340752 340663 679885 340654 679937 2,089 1,883 1,679 1,650 1,645 1,538 1,526 1,418 1,122 Notes: 1) Chariot holds a 79.4% beneficial interest in FMSL, which owns 100% of the Resurgent Project. 2) FMSL collected 289 surface samples at the Resurgent Project, with 20 samples assaying >1,000 ppm Li and a best assay result of 3,865 ppm Li. Typical mineral resource estimate cut-off grade for claystone lithium is 1,000 ppm Li. Refer to Independent Technical Assessment Report (Resurgent Project) in Chariot’s Prospectus dated 23 August 2023 for the full list of assay results. 3) Jindalee’s McDermitt Project which contains a total JORC (2012) Indicated (11.1Mt) and Inferred (10.4Mt) Mineral Resource of 21.5Mt LCE at a 1,000 ppm Li COG. Refer to Jindalee Resources Limited company announcement 27 February 2023. 4) Lithium Americas Corporation’s (NYSE: LAC) (LAC) Thacker Pass Deposit contains a total NI 43-101 Measured (8.0Mt), Indicated (36.5Mt), and Inferred (21.6Mt) Mineral Resource of 66.1.1Mt LCE at an 858 ppm Li cut-off grade (“COG”). Refer to Lithium Americas Thacker Pass NI 43-101 dated 31 December 2024. U.S. Department of Energy committed a conditional $2.26b loan LITHIUM AMERICAS Thacker Pass Mine MRE: 66.1mt LCE4 GM committed to invest US$945m to develop Thacker Pass www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 18 Horizon & Halo Lithium Projects OVERVIEW 10.69Mt LCE MRE1 • The Horizon Lithium Project and Halo Lithium Project, together, consist of 937 mineral claims over 19,358 acres in Tonopah, Nevada, USA Market Cap: C$75m4 • The projects neighbour American Lithium Corp.’s (TSX-V: LI) TLC project (MRE 10.69 Mt LCE1) and American Battery Technology Company’s (NASDAQ: ABAT) Tonopah Flats project (MRE 18.63 Mt LCE2) • Maiden mineral resource estimate of 1.3 million tonnes LCE indicated and 8.8 million tonnes LCE inferred at Horizon3 • Significant upside remains for resource expansion and definition • Suitable for low-cost and sustainable mining methods • Access to great infrastructure – highways, electrical, rail and gas • Well positioned to benefit from strong federal and state government support 18.63Mt LCE MRE2 Market Cap: US$118m4 10.2Mt LCE MRE3 Notes: 1) Consisting of a measured resource estimate of 860 Mt @ 924 ppm Li, an indicated resource estimate of 1,192 Mt @ 727 ppm Li and an inferred resource estimate of 486 Mt @ 713 ppm Li, using a cut-off of 500 ppm Li, prepared in conformity with CIM “Estimation of Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserves Best Practices” guidelines and is reported in accordance with the Canadian Securities Administrators NI 43-101. Announced on 16 January 2023 by American Lithium Corp. 2) Consisting of a measured resource estimate of 721 Mt @ 702 ppm Li, an indicated resource estimate of 2,439 Mt @ 565 ppm Li and an inferred resource estimate of 2,931 Mt @ 550 ppm Li, using a cut-off grade of 300 ppm Li in accordance with the SEC S-K 1300 New Mining Disclosure Rule. Announced on 18 January 2024 by American Battery Technology Company. 3) Pan American Energy Corp. announced a maiden Mineral Resource estimate on 20 November 2023. On 4 January 2024, Pan American Energy filed a technical report pursuant to National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) entitled “NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Horizon Lithium Project” with an effective date of December 21, 2023. Neither Chariot nor Mustang Lithium LLC has independently verified the information relating to the Horizon NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate. 4) Market capitalisation as of 25/6/2025 www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 19 Horizon & Halo Lithium Projects HORIZON PROJECT: EXPLORATION HISTORY AND RESULTS Classification Cut-off (ppm Li) Indicated 300 Inferred 300 Total (K-tonnes) 372,845 2,453,963 Average Grade Lithium (ppm) 669 680 Lithium (K-tonnes) 249 1,668 HORIZON PROJECT: EXPLORATION HISTORY AND RESULTS LCE (K-tonnes) Hole No. From (m) To (m) Width (m) Li (ppm) Halo-001-23 57.05 95.25 38.23 938 Halo-002-23 212.09 232.34 20.25 1,026 Halo-003-23 179.81 242.01 62.2 994 Halo-004-23 224.33 244.14 19.81 1,368 1,325 8,879 Notes: 1) Neither Chariot nor Mustang Lithium LLC has independently verified the information relating to the Horizon NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate as published by Pan American Energy Corp. or the exploration results as published by POWR Lithium Corp. www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 20 Near-Term Catalysts NIGERIA EXPLORATION Drilling Logging & Assaying Metallurgy Soil Sampling Trenching OTHER Planning a Potential Restart of Artisanal & Small- Scale ​ Production BLACK MOUNTAIN Metallurgy Drilling Months: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 21 ESG and Community Commitment Cluster SUSTAINABLE MINING FOR BOTH SPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL • Our lithium exploration projects play a critical role in supporting lithium supply chains in both the China and U.S. • Ensure regulatory compliance as a minimum • Prioritizing the use of existing access roads SOCIAL • Partnering with local communities, creating jobs and supporting local economies • Supporting both the ‘Chinese Made’ and ‘American Made’ electric vehicle supply chains. GOVERNANCE • Ensuring compliance with local regulations on exploration and environmental protection. • Best practice corporate governance standards and business ethics • Implementing and maintaining toptier health and safety standard for employees and business partners. • Committed to restoration and rehabilitation of all project sites www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 22 Investment Highlights 1. First-Mover in Nigeria’s Emerging Lithium Province 2. Counter-cyclical Acquisition 3. China Battery Market Alignment 4. Exploration Advantage with Proven Artisanal Lithium Production 5. Large-Scale Exploration Potential 6. Diversified U.S. Lithium Assets: Hard Rock & Claystone 7. Long-term Exposure to Strategic U.S. Battery Market 8. Artisanal Lithium Production Restart Potential – to Recommence Supply to Chinese Customers 9. NIGERIA FASTEST GROWING LITHIUM SUPPLY REGION CHINA China seeking Near-term African Supply USA Near Term Catalysts from Exploration and Drilling in Nigeria 10. Chariot Emerges as True Global Lithium Company team and partners who are aligned with long-term value creation objectives LONGER-TERM U.S. MARKET POTENTIAL N o 1 Car Market with Chariot holding Largest Land Position for Lithium Exploration www.chariotcorporation.com InvestorPresentation Presentation July Investor July2025 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com www.chariotcorporation.com 23 Important Notice Any material used in this presentation is only an overview and summary of certain data selected by the management of Chariot Corporation Ltd (“Chariot”). The presentation does not purport to contain all the information that a prospective investor may require in evaluating a possible investment in Chariot and should not be used in isolation as a basis to invest in Chariot. 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It is the responsibility of all recipients of this presentation to obtain all necessary approvals to receive this presentation and receipt of this presentation will be taken by the Company to constitute a representation and warranty that all relevant approvals have been obtained. www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 24 Appendix: Fonlo Cluster 01 Nigeria / Kwara State / FONLO • This area lies within the lithium-caesium-tantalum (LCT) pegmatite belt of Nigeria’s Pan-African Basement Complex • Pegmatites trend NW-SE and intrude schists, amphibolites and granites • Outcrops expose coarse spodumene crystals in pegmatite veins, and disseminations of tantalite, beryl, and spodumene • Hosts Late Proterozoic LCT-type pegmatites intruding Basement Complex rocks. Pegmatites are associated with tin, ASSET OVERVIEW LOCATION LICENSES SURFACE AREA OVERVIEW & GEOLOGY niobium-tantalum (columbite–tantalite) and other lithophile minerals – a signature of highly fractionated rare-metal pegmatites Kwara State (W. Nigeria) EL-35506 & EL-040486 02 52.8km 2 ARTISANAL MINING • Past artisanal mining activity focused on tin and tantalite • Two (2) active mining sites on two (2) separate pegmatites with intensive artisanal mining for spodumene. Approximately twelve DISTANCE TO LAGO PORT other artisanal mining pits mapped, being less intensively mined for various lithium minerals 290km 2 03 HISTORICAL EXPLORATION • Historic tin belt with no modern lithium-focused exploration • Eleven (11) rock chip samples collected from pegmatites—including an artisanal pit—returned assays up to 6.46% Li₂O and averaging 2.32% Li2O • Individual pegmatites with 40m apparent widths • Early-stage exploration indicates lithium-bearing pegmatite dike systems www.chariotcorporation.com Investor Presentation July 2025 www.chariotcorporation.com 25 Appendix: Gbugbu Cluster 01 Nigeria /Kwara State / GBUGBU • Geology: LCT-type granitic pegmatites emplaced in Precambrian schists and gneisses of the Basement Complex. The Gbugbu-Lema district is part of the same contiguous pegmatite province as Fonlo, extending into north-central Kwara ASSET OVERVIEW LOCATION LICENSES SURFACE AREA DISTANCE TO LAGO PORT OVERVIEW & GEOLOGY • Mineralisation: Spodumene visually identified and sampled from pegmatite exposures Edu Local Government Area, Kwara State EL-037243 &