Announcement PDF Investor Presentation ASX: CC9 March 2024 Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 1 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. Recipients of this presentation must make their own independent investigations, consideration and evaluation of CHARIOT. The information contained in this presentation is not investment or financial product advice and is not intended to be used as the basis for making an investment decision. Please note that, in providing this presentation, CHARIOT has not considered the objectives, financial position or needs of any particular recipient. 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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. 2 Leadership and Exploration Team Board of Directors Murray Bleach Non-Executive Chairman • Former CEO of Macquarie Group Limited’s North American business with 40 years of experience in investment banking, funds management and infrastructure. • Previously CEO of Intoll Group Limited before its sale for A$3.5bn. • Non-Executive Director and Chair at IFM Investors Pty Ltd for 9 years which oversaw A$113bn of funds under management. • Currently holds Chair and Non- Exploration Team Shanthar Pathmanathan Managing Director Geological Consultant • Prior CEO and MD of Lithium • Ph.D. Geologist and a fellow of Consolidated Ltd, which had one of the largest portfolios of hard rock lithium exploration assets, globally. • 14 years investment banking experience in the metals and mining, oil and gas and chemicals sectors. • Previous VP with Deutsche Bank’s investment banking division and held investment banking and principle investment roles with Macquarie Group. Executive Director roles at various funds, investment start-ups and notfor-profit ventures. Fred Forni Executive Director • 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 J.D., from Georgetown University Law Center. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com Edward Max Baker AusIMM. • Over 50 years of experience, working across multiple continents and commodities, including tintantalum pegmatites. • Prior Chief Geologist at Newcrest during the discovery and development phases of the Cadia and Gossowong deposits. • Previously VP Exploration for Integra Resources Corp. Neil Stuart Troy Blackledge • Prior founding Director and Chairman • Exploration Geologist with over 17 Non-Executive Director of Orocobre Limited, now Allkem postmerger with Galaxy Resources Limited (ASX: AKE). • 50 years exploration experience, 20 of which were involved with the exploration and commercial development of lithium projects. Project Manager years of experience working in Nevada and Oregon. • Previously held mine superintendent, mine geologist and other mine production roles with Barrack Gold Corporation and Newmont Corporation. 3 Corporate Overview CC9 $7.6m $0.28 52.3% ASX ticker Cash on hand1 Share price2 Top 20 shareholders2 150.3m 7.8m 9.5m Shares on issue Options on issue Performance rights3 $1.20 Shareholder Overview 2% 15% $3.5 $3.0 $1.00 53% 31% $0.80 $2.0 $0.60 $1.5 $0.40 Value Traded (A$m) Share Price (A$/share) $2.5 $1.0 $0.20 $0.5 $0.00 $0.0 Volume Institutional Investors High Net Worth Board & Management Other Close Notes: 1) Cash at bank as of 31/12/2023 2) As of 28/2/2024 3) 9.5m performance rights to directors Murray Bleach, Fred Forni and Neil Stuart, Mining Corporate Pty Ltd, Ramesh Chakrapani and Trinity Cooper. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 4 U.S. Lithium Exploration Investment Highlights 1 U.S. Focused Lithium Explorer 3 341 Surface Mineralisation with Strong Initial Assays 395 • Both Black Mountain and Resurgent exhibit lithium mineralisation at surface 425 Hard Rock Lithium Projects 517 • Seven (7) hard rock lithium projects in Wyoming with 795 claims covering 6,270 ha • First three (3) diamond drill holes at Black Mountain have all intersected near surface, high-grade spodumene mineralisation confirming the potential of the LCT pegmatite swarms • 15.48m @ 1.12% Li2O from 2.74m, including 4.27m @ 2.46% Li2O from 9.94m 5 331 • Divested four (4) claystone lithium projects in the U.S. and a hard rock lithium exploration portfolio in Western Australia • Black Mountain is one of the two Core Project with maiden drill results intersecting shallow high-grade spodumene 4 293 • Large landholder for lithium exploration in the United States2 • Large-scale potential with two (2) projects (the “Core Projects”), the Black Mountain Project (hard rock Li) and the Resurgent Project (Claystone Li), in the U.S. and a deep pipeline of other exploration projects 2 U.S. Lithium Companies - Land Position1 Claystone Lithium Project • Resurgent is the other Core Project and is the 2nd largest land position in the McDermitt Caldera • The McDermitt Caldera hosts the two largest Li resources discovered to-date (Thacker Pass 19.1mt lithium carbonate equivalent (“LCE”) and McDermitt 21.5mt LCE) 3 • Highest grade surface sample at Resurgent of 3,865 ppm Li and 20 surface samples at Resurgent with values greater than 1,000 ppm Li • General Motors recently committed to invest US$650m to develop the Thacker Pass Project OR HARDROCK CLAYSTONE WY NV 719 819 1,024 2,387 2,640 2,724 Notes: 1) Land position calculated using total number of claims. Refer to End Notes in the Appendix for sources. 2) Total land holdings of 30,791 ha comprising of: Wyoming Lithium Projects (6,270 ha), Resurgent Project (12,128 ha), Projects to be Divested (4,598 ha) and certain Divested Assets via an Option Agreement (7,795 ha). 3) Refer to Lithium Americas Thacker Pass Feasibility Study NI43 -101 dated 2 November 2022 and Jindalee Lithium Limited company announcement dated 27 February 2023. Value Creation Outlook • Exploration and drilling success • Black Mountain Phase 1 drilling scheduled to continue until 1 March 2024 and restart upon approval of the Exploration Plan of Operations 3,634 • U.S. Government support for U.S. Lithium sector accelerating Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 5 U.S. Lithium Focused Portfolio 2 6 2 + Asset Name: Black Mountain Hard Rock Lithium 93.9% Ownership Core Projects: Black Mountain & Resurgent Exploration Pipeline Projects Divestment projects: Asset Name: Resurgent Claystone Lithium 79.4% Ownership Asset Name: Lida, Amargosa Claystone Lithium 60% Ownership Asset Names: Copper Mountain, South Pass, Tin Cup, Pathfinder, JC, Barlow Gap. Hard Rock Lithium 93.9% Ownership Asset Name: 2 Exploration Licenses Hard Rock Lithium 100% Ownership Lida and Amargosa Retained interest in divested asset proceeds1,2 LEGEND Core Asset No 1: Black Mountain Core Asset No 2: Resurgent Notes: 1) Chariot holds a 21.4% interest in the proceeds from the sale of Halo, Horizon, Lithic and Mustang projects. 2) Chariot holds a 100% interest in the proceeds from the sale of the WA hard rock lithium portfolio. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com Exploration Pipeline Assets Proposed Divestment Projects Divested Assets 6 Diversified, Dual-Pronged Strategy 15.48m @ 1.12% Li2O from 2.74m, including 4.27m @ 2.46% Li2O from 9.94m Hard Rock Lithium (Spodumene Mineralisation Confirmed at Surface1) Maiden drill holes all intersected high-grade spodumene close to surface1 14.33m @ 0.84% Li2O from 1.83m, including 2.29m @ 3.09% Li2O from 10.67m 2 km B l a ck M o u n tain 18.81m @ 0.85% Li2O from 43.92m, including 5.79m @ 1.08% Li2O from 47.55m Claystone Lithium (Lithium Mineralisation Confirmed at Surface2) COUNTY Significant U.S. Lithium Land Holding Re s u rg ent | No r th COUNTY Natrona County, Wyoming 3,865 ppm Li Malheur County, Oregon The McDermitt Caldera is the largest known lithium claystone endowment in North America – Chariot in the Caldera owns the 2nd largest land position. 14 km Re s u rg ent | E a s t COUNTY Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com Humboldt County, Nevada Notes: 1) Refer to ASX announcement dated 2/2/2024. 2) Refer to Prospectus 7 Wyoming Hard Rock Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 8 8 Why Wyoming? Exposure to Secular Demand Growth & Nearby Offtake Partners: Near gigafactories and manufacturers with substantial lithium supply requirements. By 2030 battery manufacturing capacity in the U.S. is projected to be at least 10x greater than in 2022. No Material Land Use Restrictions: Tier 1 Mining District: Long history of coal and uranium mining with a ranking of 2nd in the 2020 Fraser Institute’s Policy Perception Index. Resources are the largest contributor to state economy (21% of 2019 GSP)1. Highly Prospective Geology: Late Archean granites and associated pegmatites including economically significant LCT pegmatites. Limited encroachment challenges from national parks, culturally significant national monuments or intensive urban areas. Although Wyoming is the tenth largest state by land mass, it is the state with the smallest population (<600,000)2 Supportive Policy & Strong Legal Framework: Extensive Road and Rail Infrastructure: In 2018, 486 million tons of freight had its origination, destination or both in Wyoming1. Map to be updated with new BMclaims Minimal Capital Outlays: Clear laws and reliable enforcement has facilitated Wyoming to become the leading producer of coal and uranium in the U.S.A. No minimum annual expenditure requirements. Notes: 1) Sourced from Statewide Freight Assessment: Wyoming 2022 2) Sourced from the United States Census Bureau Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 9 Wyoming Hard Rock Lithium Projects The Next U.S. Hard Rock Lithium Province • Seven (7) LCT pegmatite projects in Wyoming comprising 795 unpatented lode claims covering 6,270 ha • The Black Mountain Project is 27 sq. km area with outcropping LCT-type pegmatites with preliminary rock chip samples returning assays up to 6.38% Li2O1 • The Black Mountain maiden drill program delivered strong initial hard rock lithium results with multiple mineralised lithium intersections from first three (3) holes • Copper Mountain is an extensive LCT pegmatite field, with mica, feldspar and tin/tantalite workings along with reported amblygonite/petalite • The remaining exploration pipeline projects cover 360 claims covering 2,936 ha with evidence of pegmatite outcrops occurring in swarms Notes: 1) Refer to the Prospectus for the full set of assay results Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 10 Core Project: Black Mountain Background • The Black Mountain Project is located in Natrona County in Central Wyoming • Black Mountain claims exhibit extensive pegmatite outcrops with spodumene and tantalum mineralisation – surface rock chip samples returned assays of up to 6.38% Li2O • Drilling commenced on 10 November 2023 with a total of eight (8) diamond drill holes completed to date Maiden Drill Results1 • First three (3) diamond drill holes all intersected near surface, high-grade spodumene mineralisation confirming the potential for LCT pegmatite swarms • 15.48m @ 1.12% Li2O and 79ppm Ta2O5 from 2.74m, including: - 4.27m @ 2.46% Li2O and 128 ppm Ta2O5 from 9.94m (BMDDH23_01) • 14.33m @ 0.84% Li2O and 61ppm Ta2O5 from 1.83m, including: - 2.29m @ 3.09% Li2O and 138ppm Ta2O5 from 10.67m (BMDDH23_02) • 18.81m @ 0.85% Li2O and 98ppm Ta2O5 from 45.26m, including: - 5.79m @ 1.08% Li2O and 105ppm Ta2O5 from 47.55m (BMDDH23_03) Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com Notes: 1) Refer to ASX announcement dated 1/2/2024. 2) Intervals reported are downhole widths which are greater than apparent widths. 11 Core Project: Black Mountain Base Metal Mineralisation Identified • The first drill hole intersected pyrite-pyrrhotite mineralisation which may be the peripheral portion of a significant body of potential base metal mineralisation • BMDDH23_01 intersected 0.73m @ 0.4% Cu, 15.4% Pb, 1.0% Zn from 121m • 800m long by 150m wide zone of anomalous zinc-in-soils • Chariot plans to extend the soil sampling program and run preliminary induced polarisation/ resistivity survey lines across the anomaly in Q3 2024 From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Cu (ppm) Pb (ppm) S (ppm) Zn (ppm) BMDDH23_01 23.4 23.8 0.3 6,012 0 150,328 1,294 BMDDH23_01 23.8 25 1.2 660 0 120,231 1,991 BMDDH23_01 32.5 32.9 0.3 1,258 0 129,887 3,958 BMDDH23_01 36.8 37.6 0.9 610 79 80,607 3,540 BMDDH23_01 39.2 39.7 0.5 479 46 71,688 3,829 BMDDH23_01 41.1 41.8 0.7 360 18 36,406 1,292 BMDDH23_01 42.7 43.1 0.4 777 34 110,999 3,778 BMDDH23_01 43.1 43.4 0.3 769 33 88,317 3,326 BMDDH23_01 44.9 45.5 0.6 671 30 86,750 3,640 BMDDH23_01 45.5 45.9 0.4 1,214 48 114,744 5,103 BMDDH23_01 47.2 47.5 0.3 1,222 76 119,702 3,017 BMDDH23_01 64 64.9 0.9 1,228 345 95,799 177 BMDDH23_01 121 121.7 0.7 3,891 154,412 28,970 9,931 Hole ID Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 12 Core Project: Black Mountain Exploration Plan • The Phase 1 Drill Program at Black Mountain has been completed and the data from the first nine (9) holes will now be processed and reviewed to determine the 3D shape and near-surface grades, down to 100m, within the three (3) major pegmatite dike zones • Phase 2 Resource Drill Program of 5,000 – 10,000m expected to commence upon approval of the Exploration Plan of Operations Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 13 Exploration Pipeline Project: Copper Mountain Exploration Plan • Geochemistry survey of prospective pegmatite outcrops completed with assay results pending Pegmatites • Ground magnetics survey planned for U.S. summer Background • Mica, feldspar, tin/tantalite and beryl workings • Lithium minerals have been reported in historical workings • Extensive field of outcropping pegmatites identified in the project area Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 14 Resurgent Claystone Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 15 Core Project: 1 Resurgent Project Overview • The Resurgent Project is a claystone-hosted lithium project located in the McDermitt Caldera in Oregon and Nevada, U.S.A. JINDALEE McDermitt Project MRE: 21.5mt LCE • The lithium deposits in the Caldera occur in ancient lake sediments that surround the centre of the caldera • The Resurgent Project comprises 1,450 claims • McDermitt Caldera hosts the two largest lithium mineral resources discovered to-date • Chevron Corp. drilled in the 1970s for uranium Selected Surface Assay Results2 Sample ID ppm Li Sample ID ppm Li 679862 3,865 340673 2,089 679860 3,836 340652 1,883 340655 3,471 340667 1,679 679859 3,164 679858 1,650 679861 2,838 340752 1,645 679856 2,672 340663 1,538 461038 2,638 679885 1,526 340653 2,442 340654 1,418 340664 2,381 679937 1,122 Notes: 1) Chariot holds an 79.4% beneficial interest in FMSL, the 100% owner of the Resurgent Project. 2) FMSL collected 289 surface samples collected 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 the Prospectus for the full list of assay results. 3) Based on Lithium Americas Corp. market capitalisation. Source: S&P Capital IQ accessed 30 January 2023. 4) Based on Jindalee Lithium Limited market capitalisation. Source: S&P Capital IQ accessed 30 January 2023. 5) Lithium Americas Corporation’s (NYSE: LAC) (LAC) Thacker Pass Deposit contains a total NI43-101 Measured (7.0Mt), Indicated (9.1Mt), and Inferred (3.0Mt) Mineral Resource of 19.1Mt LCE at a 1,047 ppm Li cut-off grade (“COG”). Refer to Lithium Americas Thacker Pass Feasibility Study NI43-101 dated 2 November 2022. 6) Jindalee’s McDermitt Project which contains a total JORC (2012) Indicated (11.1Mt) and Inferred (10.4Mt) Mineral Resource of 21.5Mt of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE) at a 1,000 ppm Li COG. Refer to Jindalee Resources Limited company announcement 27 February 2023. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com GM committed to invest US$650m LITHIUM AMERICAS Thacker Pass Mine MRE: 19.0mt LCE to develop Thacker Pass Claims (#) Area (Ha) Mineral Resource (mt LCE) Head Grade (ppm Li) Indicative Asset Value (US$m) Chariot1 1,450 12,128 N/A N/A N/A Lithium Americas ~3,064 24,629 19.0 (MII)5 2,0365 $7603 Jindalee 671 5,460 21.5 (II)6 1,3406 $414 Disclaimer: The Company notes that details of neighbouring projects are included for information purposes only and is not an indication of the prospectivity of the geology of the Company's projects. 16 Claystone: The Future of 1 Large-Scale Lithium Supply ! Lithium Projects in North America by Measured, Indicated & Inferred Mineral Resource (Mt LCE) Chariot holds the second-largest land position in the McDermitt Caldera, which hosts the largest lithium mineral resource in the U.S. McDermitt Caldera Land Holders (km2) >40mt LCE2,3 McDermitt Caldera Location of Chariot’s Resurgent Project 21.5 19.1 121 15.8 50 246 10.7 Hard Rock Li 8.8 18 Claystone Li 7.2 17 Brine Li 5.7 Brine Li Production 4.3 1.7 Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 1.4 1.4 1.2 1.1 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.2 Notes: 1) Refer to End Notes in the Appendix for sources that contain the Inferred, Indicated and Measured MRE for each project. Bar chart is illustrative. 2) Lithium Americas Corporation’s (NYSE: LAC) (LAC) Thacker Pass deposit contains a total NI43-101 Measured (7.0Mt), Indicated (9.1Mt), and Inferred (3.0Mt) Mineral Resource of 19.1Mt LCE at a 1,047 ppm Li COG. Refer to Lithium Americas Thacker Pass Feasibility Study NI43-101 dated 2 November 2022. 3) Jindalee’s McDermitt Project contains a total JORC (2012) Indicated (11.1Mt) and Inferred (10.4Mt) Mineral Resource of 21.5Mt of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE) at a 1,000 ppm Li COG. Refer to Jindalee Lithium Limited company announcement 27 February 2023. 17 Core Project: Resurgent North Overview • Targeting the same sedimentary units that host Jindalee’s McDermitt project (ASX: JRL) with a JORC MRE of 21.5 mt LCE1 • Resurgent North abuts Jindalee’s McDermitt project and follows same stratigraphic sequence – based on rock-chip results • A surface sampling campaign of 289 samples was conducted in 2021 at Resurgent North. 70 samples returned values of greater than 100 ppm Li, 20 samples returned values greater than 1,000ppm Li and 10 samples returned values greater than 2,000 ppm Li2 • Highest surface sample assayed at 3,865 ppm Li (over 3x typical lithium claystone MRE cut-off grade)3 Exploration Plan • Additional soils sampling programme across the Project • Drill target planning • NOI approved, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries approval expected in Q2 2024 Jindalee A A’ Aurora Energy Metals A Jindalee McDermitt Project Resurgent Project JINDALEE McDermitt Project MRE: 21.5mt LCE1 Caldera moat sediments Lithium Mineral Resource Interpreted exploration target Chariot A’ Notes: 1) Jindalee Lithium Limited company announcement 27 February 2023. 2) Refer to Independent Technical Assessment Report (Resurgent Project) in the Prospectus for the full list of assays results. 3) Jindalee Lithium Limited McDermitt Project applies a Mineral Resource COG of >1,000 ppm Li. Refer to Jindalee Lithium Limited company announcement 27 February 2023. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 18 Core Project: Resurgent East Overview • Targeting the same sedimentary units that host the Thacker Pass lithium deposit (MRE: 19.1mt LCE) • The Thacker Pass depositional model provides an analogue for the lithium mineralisation at Resurgent East • Thacker Pass stratigraphy features a low-grade zone (~25-30m thick < 4,000 ppm Li) overlaying a high-grade zone (~25-30m thick > 4,000 ppm Li)1 Exploration Plan • A soil and rock chip program focused on aerial mapped sub crop with the aim of testing through the gravel cover • Drill target planning A’’ A’’’ Note: 1) Refer to the Independent Technical Assessment Report (Resurgent Project) in the Prospectus for further details Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 19 Appendix Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 20 U.S. EV Eco-System Build Out U.S. Li-ion Battery Manufacturing Capacity to 10x by 2030 U.S. Planned Battery Plant Capacity 20301 U.S. EV Unit Sales2 3.0 • By 2030, the U.S. is forecasted to increase its lithium-ion battery manufacturing capacity from 110 GWhs in 2022 to over 1,000 GWh1, a nearly tenfold expansion. Unit Sales (millions) 2.5 Large Capital Inflows to the EV Charging Network and Battery Supply Chains 1.5 1.0 0.5 • The Whitehouse announced US$606m in grants to continue building out the EV charging network. • Private companies have announced investments of more than US$155 billion in the EV and battery supply chain in the last 4 years. 2.0 0.0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 > 1,000 GWh 46 to 136 GWh 4 to 46 GWh BEV < 4 GWh PHEV Charging Stations2 NA 350 • U.S. EV unit sales are forecasted to grow at an 18% CAGR until 2028. • Inflation Reduction Act provides strong subsidies and tax credits for EVs that satisfy certain ‘Made in America’ conditions. U.S. Charging Stations (‘000) Strong U.S. EV Sales and Push for ‘American Made’ 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 2016 Notes: 1) Sourced from U.S. Department of Energy (as of November 2022) 2) Sourced from Statista - https://www.statista.com/ (accessed 24 January 2024) Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 Charging Stations 21 21 1 Black Mountain Project: Deal Terms Black Mountain (2 claims) Black Mountain (27 claims) 10-year lease with option to purchase at any time 12-month option for US$450k with option to purchase for US$4m (Option Exercised) Asset – claim group Vesper BMLC Milestone Cash (US$) Cash (US$) Shares (US$) Cash or Shares (US$)4 Cash (US$) Shares (US$) Cash or Shares (US$)4 Option term1,3 50,000 450,000 - - 500,000 - - Upon Exercising Option3 150,000 500,000 1,250,000 - 650,000 1,250,000 - - - - 500,000 - - 500,000 1st Anniversary 50,000 - - 750,000 50,000 - 750,000 2nd Anniversary 50,000 - - 1,000,000 50,000 - 1,000,000 3rd Anniversary & each thereafter 50,000 - - - 50,000 - - Outright Purchase Price 4,000,000 - - - 4,000,000 - - Total Consideration2 4,350,000 950,000 1,250,000 2,250,000 5,300,000 1,250,000 2,250,000 Yearly expenditure commitment3 400,000 - - 400,000 - NSR 2% - - - - NSR available for purchase 100% - - - - NSR purchase consideration 2,000,000 - - - - Deal Type 6-month Anniversary Total Notes: 1) Consideration already paid is highlighted in light yellow. 2) Total consideration assumes outright purchase is executed after the 3rd anniversary and assumes no option term extension is executed. 3) Yearly expenditure commitment is only required during the term of the lease for a total of US$400k over 10 years. This has been satisfied through the Phase 1 drill program. 4) Cash or shares at the election of Black Mtn. Lithium Corp. Investor Presentation | March 2024 | chariotcorporation.com 22 22 Corporate Structure Chariot Corporation Ltd (Australian and Australian Stock Exchange Listed) Exploration Pipeline Projects Proposed Divestment Projects 93.9%1 Copper Mountain Pathfinder 100% Tin Cup 100% 95% Marvel Lithium LLC Stallion Lithium Pty Ltd Chariot Metals Zimbabwe MARDABILLA NYAMUKONO 79.4%2 South Pass Panther Lithium Corporation 60%3 FMS Lithium Corporation (Delaware, USA Registered) (Nevada, USA Registered) 100% 100% AMARGOSA LIDA Divested Assets 21.4%4 Barlow Gap 100%5 Mustang Lithium LLC JC Black Mountain Resurgent Notes: 1) Chariot holds a 93.9% interest in Wyoming Lithium Pty Ltd, which holds a 100% interest in Panther Lithium Corporation. 2) Chariot holds a 45.3% direct interest in FMS Lithium Corporation (“F