Alba Mineral Resources (ALBA) Corporate presentation summary

Project portfolio and strategic positioning

• Holds interests in Motzfeldt (49-51%) and Amitsoq (26%) in Greenland, Finnsbo (earning 51-100%) in Sweden, and Clogau (100%) in the UK, all in stable jurisdictions near major markets.

• Projects focus on high-value critical raw materials: niobium, tantalum, zirconium, rare earth elements (REEs), and gold.

• Positioned to attract non-dilutive funding from US, EU, and UK government programs and sovereign wealth funds.

Motzfeldt project highlights

• Contains a 340Mt JORC Inferred Mineral Resource with significant expansion potential; metals include 1.56Mt zirconium, 629kt niobium, 41kt tantalum, and 884kt total REEs.

• Recognized as a "very large" critical raw material deposit by Danish & Greenlandic Survey, one of only five in Greenland.

• Metals have high to very high economic importance and supply risk, aligning with global decarbonization and critical materials strategies.

• Several high-grade REE targets identified, including Merino (up to ~4.5% REE+Y) and Voskop (1.2km zone, ~1% TREO).

• Located in a pro-mining jurisdiction with increasing geopolitical importance.

Funding and peer activity

• Recent government funding for similar projects includes up to $200M from US EXIM Bank and €500M+ from EU/German sources.

• Motzfeldt's peer projects have attracted significant valuations, e.g., Kringlerne acquired for $211M.

• Nearby, Amaroq Minerals (market cap £364M) has applied for a large license, highlighting regional REE potential.