• Practical completion of $53m Lilydale bioenergy facility for Yarra Valley Water
• Well advanced on SA1, first 100%-owned facility in Salisbury, SA
• Four projects across Australia and NZ validate Delorean's capability

Delorean Corporation's 2025 AGM presentation provided an overview of the company's significant progress and strategic positioning. Key highlights included the practical completion of the $53m Lilydale bioenergy facility for Yarra Valley Water in Victoria, the advanced development of the SA1 facility in Salisbury, South Australia - Delorean's first 100%-owned bioenergy project, and the successful delivery of four innovative bioenergy projects across Australia and New Zealand. The company's transition to a build-own-operate (BOO) model for clean energy infrastructure is now fully underway, with a pipeline of five projects worth approximately $200 million and federal/state grants totaling $50 million (with $11.1 million already awarded). Delorean has also secured a $14.5 million facility with NAB and a $37 million corporate debt facility with Tanarra to support its growth. The company has forged strategic partnerships with leading industrial companies like Brickworks, Opal, AGIG, ATCO, Supagas, and Origin Energy, underpinning its credibility, co-investment, and long-term revenue streams. Delorean has maintained its strong focus on health, safety, and ESG, with zero lost-time incidents in FY2025 and the release of its fourth annual ESG report.

Delorean expects its SA1 facility to come online in 2026, delivering reliable revenues, and its ongoing BOO projects to scale recurring income streams into 2027 and beyond.