All Permits Granted and Early Works Extended at BSPH

• Native Vegetation Clearing Permit granted on 19 September 2026
• Early Works Agreement extended to 31 October 2027
• Long-lead procurement for key equipment advancing

Maritana Minerals Limited has achieved a significant milestone with the grant of the Native Vegetation Clearing Permit (NVCP) on 19 September 2026, completing the statutory approvals required for the earthworks and construction of the new section of the process plant at its Black Swan Processing Hub (BSPH). Additionally, the Early Works Agreement with GR Engineering has been extended to 31 October 2027, at an additional committed cost of A$6.5 million, on top of the existing A$25.0 million commitment. This extension ensures continuity of engineering, procurement, and site delivery activities while the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract is being finalized. Long-lead procurement for critical equipment such as elution columns, CIL bolted tanks, intertank screens, and platework packages is also progressing under the extended early works agreement. Mining at Boorara is targeted to restart in mid-2027.