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240 employees (as of March 2025)

The Costerfield mine is an underground operation in Victoria, Australia, producing gold and antimony. The Brunswick processing plant has a capacity of 140,000-150,000 tonnes per year, utilizing conventional flotation. In 2024, the mine produced 43,346 ounces of gold and 1,282 tonnes of antimony.

Production overview - 2025: gold 17694 oz, antimony 298 t; 2024: gold 43346 oz, antimony 1282 t.

The Brunswick processing plant has a capacity of 140,000-150,000 tonnes per year. The process is conventional flotation.

A sustained exploration program is ongoing to grow resources. Drilling at the near-mine True Blue prospect has shown potential for a new production corridor. The company is also advancing the Kendal deposit, which is the up-dip continuation of the Youle and Shepherd deposits. A new tailings storage facility with a seven-year capacity was commissioned in the second quarter of 2025.

Seadog is a prospect within Core Lithium's 100% owned Finniss Lithium Project, located on the Cox Peninsula in the Northern Territory, Australia. The Finniss project is situated approximately 88 kilometres by sealed road from Darwin Port. Seadog is one of several deposits that comprise the Finniss Lithium Operation's global mineral resources.

Production overview - 2024: lithium 16638 t.

hard-rock lithium mine

Hang Gong is a deposit that forms part of Core Lithium's Finniss Lithium Operation in the Northern Territory of Australia. The broader Finniss project commenced production in late 2022 but was placed on care and maintenance in mid-2024 due to market conditions. A restart of the Finniss operation is planned, with a final investment decision announced in March 2026.

Production overview - 2026: lithium 3460000 t.

Ore from the Finniss project is processed at the Grants processing facility.

A restart of the Finniss operation is planned, with a final investment decision announced in March 2026.

approximately 60 people during construction and around 150 people during operations

BP33 is a proposed underground lithium mine, 100% owned by Core Lithium Ltd, located on the Cox Peninsula in the Northern Territory, Australia. It is a key component of the Finniss Lithium Project, designed to transport ore to the Grants processing facility for spodumene concentrate production via Dense Media Separation. The project is currently on care and maintenance, with a restart approved in March 2026.

Production overview - 2025: lithium 9.3 Mt; 2023: lithium 10.5 Mt.

The processing method involves a Dense Media Separation (DMS) plant to produce spodumene concentrate. The coarse crystalline nature of the spodumene is expected to allow for high recovery through this simple gravity separation method, which avoids the need for flotation and reduces capital and processing costs.

Early works, including excavation of a covered box cut for the underground portal, commenced in August 2023 but were suspended in late 2023. The project was placed on care and maintenance in mid-2024 due to market conditions. A final investment decision for the restart of the Finniss Lithium Project, including BP33, was approved in March 2026, with a staged ramp-up planned.

The Grants deposit, also referred to as the Grants open pit mine, is a key component of Core Lithium's 100% owned Finniss Lithium Project. It is located in the Northern Territory, Australia, approximately 88km by road from the Darwin Port. Mining operations were paused in early 2024 due to market conditions, with a restart planned for March 2026.

Production overview - 2023: lithium 76851 t.

Dense Media Separation (DMS), purpose-built processing plant, crushing plant

conventional drill and blast, load and haul operations, mobile plant such as cranes, light vehicles, forklifts, telehandlers, elevated work platforms, crushing plant, processing plant

plans to transition to an underground mine, restart planned, final investment decision to restart the Finniss Lithium Operation was made in March 2026

The Harbour Lights Project is a pre-development gold project located in Western Australia. It is situated approximately 1.5 to 5 kilometres from the Leonora mill and lies between the Goldfields Highway and Leonora Airport.

Production overview - 2023: gold 750000 oz; 2022: gold 21367.3 kg.

Historically, the processing of sulphide ore involved a flotation concentrator and a biological oxidation (BIOX) plant.

The project is at an advanced exploration stage with approvals underway for resource extension drilling.

Production overview - 2018: uranium 3642.7000000000003 t.

Elevate Uranium has conducted tests on ore samples from Napperby which have confirmed the potential application of its proprietary U-pgrade™ beneficiation process. This process is designed to produce a low-mass, high-grade concentrate.

The current mineral resource covers approximately 6km of a prospective 20km palaeochannel system, indicating significant potential for resource extension. Elevate Uranium plans to undertake further drilling to explore this potential.

The Shoobridge Lithium Project, wholly owned by Core Lithium, is located in the Northern Territory, Australia, and is currently in the exploration phase. Acquired in April 2022, Core Lithium commenced its first drilling program in July 2024. The project targets lithium, gold, tin, and tantalum, with recent 2024 drilling yielding promising results including high-grade gold intercepts and significant lithium and tin mineralisation.

approximately 300 personnel

The Finniss Lithium Operation, Australia's only lithium mine outside of Western Australia, commenced production in October 2022. Mining operations were paused in January 2024 and transitioned to care and maintenance in mid-2024 due to declining lithium market conditions. Core Lithium announced a Final Investment Decision (FID) on 18 March 2026 to restart the operation, backed by a fully funded A$307 million capital package. First spodumene concentrate production from the restarted operation is targeted for the September quarter of 2026, with first shipment anticipated in Q4 2026. The BP33 underground operations are expected to reach full capacity of 1.2 million tonnes per annum by mid-2028.

1 million tonne per annum Dense Media Separation (DMS) plant, including crushing and dense media separation circuits.

Caterpillar 777G Dump Trucks, Liebherr R9200 and R9150 Excavators, drill-and-blast fleets

Restart of operations will be staged, commencing with open-pit mining at the Grants deposit, followed by the development of the BP33 underground mine. Proposed plan includes extending the BP33 underground mine to a depth of 850 metres.

The Laverton Gold Project is a key asset in Genesis Minerals' Laverton Operations, located in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. Genesis Minerals acquired the project from Focus Minerals, a deal expected to finalise in June 2025. It's part of a major consolidation including the Lady Julie Gold Project. The Laverton mill restarted in October 2024, and mining at Jupiter open pit is planned for early fiscal year 2026, central to Genesis Minerals' "ASPIRE 500" growth strategy.

Production overview - 2025: gold 0.8800000000000001 t.

The Laverton operation is centered around a 3 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) treatment plant. In the March 2025 quarter, the mill processed 784,000 tonnes, which is above its nameplate capacity.

CIL treatment plant, crushers, SAG mill, ball mill, pebble crushing circuit, drill equipment, blast equipment, loaders, haul trucks, gas-fired power station

Genesis Minerals is pursuing a significant expansion strategy in the Laverton region, acquiring the Laverton Gold Project from Focus Minerals and Magnetic Resources' Lady Julie project. These acquisitions increase the resource base, create an integrated operation, and are expected to provide supplementary ore for the Laverton mill, integral to the company's accelerated growth strategy. Studies for staged plant expansions are underway.

The Santa Clara project is an exploration-stage lithium property wholly-owned by the Canadian mining company Sigma Lithium Corporation. It is located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It forms part of what Sigma Lithium refers to as the Northern Complex of its land holdings, which also includes the Grota do Cirilo and Genipapo properties.

The São Jose property is a lithium property in Brazil operated by the Canadian mining company Sigma Lithium Corporation. It is located in the state of Minas Gerais, in the municipalities of Araçuaí and Itinga, within the Jequitinhonha Valley region. It is considered an advanced spodumene exploration project with historical lithium mining activities.

Production overview - 2025: silver 4820000 oz; 2024: silver 1640000 oz.

The processing method involves a flotation-CIP (carbon-in-pulp) plant to produce silver doré bars. With the new mill in operation, only silver ingots will be produced and sold starting in Q2-2025; silver concentrate production stopped in January 2025. The processing plant is expected to operate at a rate of 3,650 ktpd through 2026 and then at 3,850 ktpd through the end of the mine life. The average silver recovery is estimated at 91.5% over the life of the mine. In Q3 2025, the recovery rate averaged 92.5%.

The expansion included a new ball mill. The site has a new underground mobile workshop, a primary underground ventilation system, an on-surface cemented backfill mixing station, four new underground electrical substations, and a new assay laboratory.

The Zgounder mine expansion was completed, and commercial production was declared at the end of December 2024. The expansion involved building a new processing plant, increasing the total throughput capacity from 700 tonnes per day to 2,700 tpd. The new plant reached its nameplate capacity of 2,000 tpd in November 2024. The expansion is expected to enable an average annual production of 6 million ounces of silver over the next 11 years. As of September 2024, the expansion project was 98% complete. The entire mining site is now powered with renewable energy from a newly built 60kV power line.

603 (for Genesis Minerals Ltd. total)

Production overview - 2024: gold 2700 oz.

Ore from Ulysses is processed at the Leonora mill.

The underground mining contractor, Byrnecut, will utilise Sandvik's AutoMine® Multi-Lite automation system for loaders and AutoMine® for underground drilling. The mining fleet is described as conventional, with twin boom jumbo drills, 76mm production drills, 17-tonne loaders, and 63-65 tonne trucks.

Genesis Minerals Limited acquired 100% of Dacian Gold Limited, the previous operator of Ulysses Operations. The mine is now part of Genesis' Leonora Operations. Underground development at Ulysses is underway, with the first development ore delivered to the Leonora mill in the September quarter of 2024. For the September 2024 quarter, 2,700 ounces of gold were mined at a grade of 3.2 g/t. Macmahon has been confirmed as the mining contractor for the Ulysses and Gwalia gold projects, with a 13-month contract commencing in April 2025.

The Gwalia mine is located in the Leonora Region of Western Australia, approximately 240 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie. It is primarily an underground mine, recognised as Australia's deepest, and also includes open-pit operations. The primary commodity is gold.

nominal capacity of 1.2 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) of hard rock, which can be increased to 1.8 Mtpa when blended with softer material

conventional carbon-in-pulp (CIP) circuit with a nominal capacity of 1.2 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) of hard rock, which can be increased to 1.8 Mtpa when blended with softer material

conventional fleet that includes twin boom jumbos, 76mm production drills, 10-15t loaders, and 60-tonne trucks

The mine's depth was proposed to be extended to 2,300 metres by 2031. Genesis Minerals is undertaking a strategic review to re-build foundations and ensure a new lease of life. The company is also focused on unlocking synergies within the Leonora district by supplementing the Gwalia underground mine with ore from other nearby deposits, such as the Admiral open pit, to fully utilise the Gwalia processing plant. The Tower Hill project, a shallow, high-grade open-pit opportunity near Gwalia, is also being advanced with first ore anticipated in the 2028 financial year.

Genesis Minerals Limited acquired the Admiral deposits in 2020. The Admiral open pit is the first project for Genesis Mining Services (GMS), the company's internal open pit mining division. Mining activities were planned to start in the September quarter of 2023, with the first ore delivered in the 2024 financial year. The mine has been developed to supply approximately 1.5 million tonnes of ore to the Leonora mill over a two-year period. Recent exploration has successfully identified shallow lateral extensions to the mineralisation, which is expected to extend the mine life.

Production overview - 2025: gold 19800 oz; 2024: gold 22700 oz.

Ore from the Admiral open pit is transported approximately 40 kilometres to the Leonora processing plant, which has a capacity of 1.4 million tonnes per annum.

2 excavators and 5 dump trucks

Mining at the Hub open pit is conducted by Genesis Mining Services (GMS), the in-house mining division of Genesis Minerals.

The Redcliffe Project is located 45-60km northeast of Leonora in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia and comprises the Redcliffe, Hub, GTS, Nambi, Kelly, Bindy and Mesa Westlode deposits. Final mining approvals for the high-grade Hub open pit deposit were received in October 2023, following an access agreement with the Department of Defence and Ministerial consent to mine. This transitioned the project from development to an operational status. Mining at the Hub open pit, the second operation for Genesis Mining Services (GMS), began ahead of schedule. The project's strategic location allows ore to be directed to either the Leonora or Laverton processing facilities, providing significant operational flexibility. As of 30 June 2023, the Redcliffe Project's Mineral Resources stood at 673,000 ounces and Ore Reserves at 141,000 ounces. An updated Mineral Resource estimate for the entire Redcliffe Project as at 8 April 2025 totalled 12 million tonnes at 1.7 g/t for 670,000 ounces of gold. This includes the Hub deposit, which has a Mineral Resource of 1.2 million tonnes at 4.4 g/t for 170,000 ounces. Drilling has confirmed the potential for a future underground mine at Hub, which remains open at depth.

Production overview - 2025: gold 670000 oz; 2023: gold 141000 oz.

Ore from the Redcliffe Project has the flexibility to be processed at either the Leonora or Laverton processing plants. The nearby 3.0Mtpa Laverton mill was restarted in October 2024, six months ahead of schedule.

The Jupiter Project is a near-surface gold deposit. Open pit mining operations were suspended in June 2022 due to cost pressures, and the broader Mt Morgans operation was placed on care and maintenance in January 2023.

Production overview - 2023: gold 830000 oz.

The Mt Morgans operation has a 2.5 million tonnes per annum Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) processing plant. The plant was designed to treat ore from the Jupiter open pit and other deposits within the Mt Morgans project.

Genesis Minerals is currently developing a low-risk, sustainable mine plan to enable the resumption of operations. A restart of the Laverton mill is anticipated for October 2024, which is six months ahead of the previous schedule.

The project is characterized by shallow mineralisation, low strip ratios, and significant quantities of oxide ore, which are expected to enable high milling productivity.

Production overview - 2010: gold 7400 oz.

Genesis Minerals Limited acquired the Bruno-Lewis and Raeside gold projects from Kin Mining NL for A$53.5 million, a deal that was completed in February 2024. The project is located in the northeastern goldfields in the Archaean Yilgarn Block. It is planned to supplement the sustainable restart of Genesis' 2.9Mtpa Laverton Mill, which is located approximately 60km away. The Laverton mill is expected to restart in October 2024.

600 (as of February 2026)

Production overview - 2025: lithium 44000 t.

The operation uses a Greentech plant with a three-stage crushing circuit and a dense media separation plant. The process uses 100% renewable energy, 100% recycled water, no hazardous chemicals, and features dry-stacked tailings.

The company is constructing a second Greentech plant (Phase 2) to add 250,000 tonnes of annual capacity, bringing total expected production to 520,000 tonnes per year. Earthworks for the expansion began in early 2024. Commissioning of the second plant is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025, with completion by the end of 2026. A January 2024 update increased the audited mineral resource by 27% to 109 million tonnes, supporting a mine life of over 20 years. Proven and Probable reserves increased by 40% to 77 million tonnes at 1.4% lithium oxide.