Announcement PDF ASX Announcement 22 October 2026 ASX: OD6 1 Quarterly Activities and Cashflow Report OD6 Metals Limited (OD6 or the Company) is pleased to present its Quarterly Activities and Cashflow Report for the period ending 30 September 2026 Highlights (including subsequent events): Quinn Fluorspar Project, Nevada USA (Acquisition) Acquisition and District-Scale Exploration • Completed the acquisition of the high-grade Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA, consolidating 100% ownership of 226 mining claims covering approximately 1,890 hectares within a historically productive fluorspar district. • Exceptional high-grade fluorspar mineralisation confirmedat Horseshoe, with revised channel sampling results including 50m @ 79.3% CaF₂, 22m @ 78.8% CaF₂ and 15m @ 85.8% CaF₂, following improved laboratory assay methods. • Significantly expanded the high-grade exploration footprint through new discoveries and geological interpretation linking Horseshoe, North Horseshoe Canyon and the Rocket–Big Jim–Spar Corridor, including near-pure fluorspar rock-chip assays of up to 99.9% CaF₂. • Mammoth mineralised footprint expanded by more than 50% to over 14,000m², highlighting the potential for a larger-scale breccia and stockwork-style fluorspar system. • New high-grade mineralisation identified at Blue Bell–Shannon Queen, approximately 12km south of Horseshoe, with channel results including 24m @ 51.1% CaF₂ and mineralisation identified along a 350m trend, demonstrating the broader district-scale exploration potential. Metallurgy and Development • Highly encouraging preliminary TOMRA ore-sorting results, demonstrating the ability to distinguish high-grade fluorspar mineralisation from lower-grade material and waste, supporting potential coarse-particle beneficiation and reduced downstream processing requirements. • Independent QXRDmineralogyconfirmedexceptionallyhighfluoritecontent,withlowlevels of deleterious impurities providing encouraging characteristics for potential Metspar and higher-value Acidspar product development. Permitting and US Government Engagement • Submitted a Plan of Operations to the United States Forest Service (USFS) seeking approval for a major maiden drilling and bulk-sampling program, following completion of biological and cultural baseline field surveys. • Advanced US Government engagement, completing SAM.gov registration and securing membership of the US Defense Industrial Base Consortium (DIBC), positioning OD6 to pursue relevant government funding, collaboration and strategic supply-chain opportunities. 2 Splinter Rock REE Project, WA • AdvancedmetallurgicaltestworkcontinuedwithANSTO, focused on heap leach optimisation and impurity removalto support development of an integrated processing flowsheet targeting a high-quality mixed rare earth product. Corporate • Completed a A$6.92 million capital raising subsequent to quarter-end, strengthening the Company's financial position to advance exploration, permitting, metallurgical testwork and development studies. • Quarter-end cash balance of A$1.775 million,with a proformacash balanceofapproximately A$8.695 million as at 30 September 2026, incorporating the subsequent capital raising before associated costs and subsequent cash movements. • Brett Hazelden, Managing Director, commented: "The September quarter was a period of significant progress for OD6, highlighted by the completion of our acquisition of the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada and the rapid advancement of exploration, metallurgy and permitting activities. In a relatively short period, we have substantially expanded our understanding of the scale, grade and potential of this historically productive fluorspar district. Our systematic exploration programs continue to deliver exceptional results, with very high-grade mineralisation confirmed at Horseshoe and Big Jim, an expanding mineralised footprint at Mammoth, and new discoveries extending the prospective corridors between our priority targets. Importantly, the more recent results from Blue Bell and Shannon Queen demonstrate that the opportunity extends well beyond our initial focus areas, reinforcing the potential for multiple high-grade fluorspar deposits across the broader Quinn district. At the same time, we are progressing the work required to move Quinn towards resource definition and potential development. The submission of our drilling and bulk-sampling Plan of Operations to the US Forest Service represents a major milestone, while encouraging ore-sorting and mineralogical results provide increasing confidence in the potential for relatively simple processing pathways. Our engagement with US Government agencies and industry organisations is also progressing as we position Quinn within the growing strategic focus on securing domestic critical mineral supply chains. With the successful completion of our recent capital raising, OD6 is well positioned to maintain momentum across these activities. Our immediate priorities are to progress permitting towards commencement of our maiden drilling program, advance metallurgical testwork and assess development opportunities, while continuing our important rare earth processing work with ANSTO at Splinter Rock. We believe the combination of exceptional fluorspar grades, an expanding district-scale exploration opportunity and strong US strategic relevance provides a compelling foundation for the Company's next stage of growth." 3 Exploration and Development (including subsequent events) Quinn Fluorspar Project, Nevada USA Exercise of Quinn Option On the 4 August 2026 OD6 announced it completed acquisition of the district scale high grade Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada USA. The Project provides OD6 with direct exposure to a strategically important critical mineral within the United States. The Project's key attributes include: • a historical fluorspar mining district containing multiple known fluorspar occurrences • 100% ownership of 226 mining claims covering ~1,890 hectares • +20 Fluorspar occurrences, • exceptionally high-grade fluorspar mineralisation • Multiple high-priority drill targets defined • Low impurity mineralisation supports potential Acidspar (>97% CaF2) and Metspar products • Permitting Plan of Operations submitted and baseline surveysc ompleted • Metallurgical testwork advancing • Potential Gold Upside identified in soil sampling across Mammoth, Horseshoe and Dress Circle Together, these results reinforceOD6's view that Quinn has the potential to emerge as a strategically significant domestic source of high-grade fluorspar in a U.S. market that remains 100% net import reliant. Figure 1: Quinn Fluorspar Project – district claim position and project areas, Nevada USA 4 Drilling Permit Application OD6 submitted submitted a Plan of Operations (“PoO”) to the United States Forest Service (“USFS”) seeking approval for a major drilling and bulk-sampling program on the 15 September 2026. The submitted PoO provides for up to 139 drill pads across the Quinn Fluorspar Project, representing ~10,000 m of priority drilling with the flexibility to complete multiple drill holes from individual pads. Drilling is designed to establish the geological, grade and continuity to support a future Mineral Resource Estimate The proposed program will initially focus on the priority Horseshoe, Mammoth and Big Jim fluorspar areas, together with other high-priority targets identified through OD6’s systematic geological mapping, geochemical sampling, structural interpretation and review of historical exploration. The PoO also seeks approval for bulk sampling from selected fluorspar mineralised areas, providing representative material to support larger-scale ore sorting, beneficiation and comprehensive metallurgical testwork. Submission follows completion of the planned biological and cultural baseline field surveys across the Project area and represents another major milestone in OD6’s strategy to front- end load environmental and permitting activities at Quinn. OD6 is targeting approval of the PoO through a Categorical Exclusion (“CE”) pathway, subject to assessment and determination by the USFS. The PoO submission represents delivery against the permitting strategy previously outlined by OD6, under which the Company elected to commence environmental, cultural and regulatory activities early in the advancement of Quinn. Permitting Milestone Status Specialist U.S. permitting consultant WestLand appointed ✓ Complete Initial engagement with U.S. Forest Service ✓ Complete Pre-Plan Letter submitted to USFS ✓ Complete Biological baseline field surveys ✓ Complete Cultural baseline surveys ✓ Complete Drill pads, bulk sampling and access designed ✓ Complete Plan of Operations submitted ✓ Complete USFS technical and environmental review Commencing Categorical Exclusion pathway Targeted Potential FAST-41 Transparency status Engagement Commenced Drilling and bulk-sampling approvals Pending Maiden OD6 drilling program and bulk-sampling approvals Following Approvals 5 Figure 2: Quinn Fluorspar Project – proposed PoO drill pad locations Horseshoe Re-assays Materially HIgher On the 25 August 2026 OD6 announced the re-assay results from expanded channel sampling completed at the Horseshoe Prospect. ALS Global laboratories informed OD6 that the original assay technique used for the Horseshoe channel samples can exhibit a negative bias for this specific high-grade fluorspar matrix, resulting in under-estimation of fluorine and calculated CaF₂ grades Re-assaying by ALS confirms a material uplift in CaF₂ grades compared with the original. 6 • Standout results of re-assayed results, from expanded in-pit channel sampling: o SE Wall: 50m @ 79.3% CaF2 (previously reported as 63.9%) o North Pit: 27m @ 65.1% CaF2 (previously reported as 54.4%) o NW Wall combined 22m @ 78.8% CaF2 (previously reported as 70.7%) o Central Bench: 15m @ 85.8% CaF2 (previously reported as 65.8%) • 31 samples at Horseshoe return >90% with peak value of 98.8% CaF2 • New assay results align with the recent large-format metallurgical samples returning 90% and 76.2% CaF2 (refer release dated 12 August 2026) • Channel Sampling within mapped 80m wide exposed zone, with previous reported drilling and open pit exposure indicating a tabular zone 15 to 30m thick • Mineralisation remains open up-dip beneath the silicified cap and down-dip beneath talus cover, highlighting significant expansion potential • Outstanding consistency demonstrated across all 120 channel samples averaging 74.7% CaF2, with 85% grading above 50% CaF2 at an average of 90.4% CaF2 Figure 3: Horseshoe channelsampleresults re-assayed on background geology, assays >90% CaF2 labelled (geology modified after Evans, 1975). Coordinates NAD83 Zone 11 7 ~700m Rocket, Big Jim, Spar Corridor On the 9 September 2026 OD6 announced exceptional high-grade fluorspar results that extend mineralisation across the ~700m Rocket–Big Jim–Spar Corridor at the Quinn Fluorspar Project • Shallow dipping structures confirmed at Rocket and Big Jim, with steep dipping veins identified at Spar: o Big Jim Main Vein: 99.9%, 99.9%, 99.7% and 99.5% CaF2 o Big Jim Footwall: 37.4% CaF2 from footwall breccia o Rocket: 88.8% CaF2 from fluorspar veins hosted in brecciated, silicified outcrop, with nearby float samples of 99.9%, 97.0%, 90.6% and 74.0% CaF2 o Spar: located approximately 450 metres east of Big Jim, returning 94.3%, 94.1% and 87.1% CaF2 from felsic dyke contacts • High-grade fluorspar has now been identified across at least four mineralised structures of differing orientation, with the corridor remaining open along strike and at depth • Results represent the highest grades received to date on the Project, with several samples returning near-pure fluorspar grades • The corridor provides high-grade potential that complements the high-grade Horseshoe Project and the bulk-tonnage Mammoth Project Figure 4: Rocket-Big Jim-SparCorridorwith background geology, recent rock samplesand soils coloured by fluorspar pathfinders (F PC1 – refer press release dated 1 July 2026 for further information on the soil program) 8 North Horseshoe Canyon Discovery The Company announced a new high-grade fluorspar zone discovered at North Horseshoe Canyon (NHC) on 17 September 2026 • Rock-chip assays returned up to 60% CaF2, with other high-grade results of 57.3%, 51.0%, 21.4% and 18.5% CaF2 • Fluorspar Mineralisation outcrops over 100m of strike length at NHC, and remains open beneath cover potentially continuous to the south for a >300m long target zone • Geological interpretation indicates the mineralised structure may continue for approximately 750m northeast beneath the lithocap towards Big Jim • NHC also lies approximately 450m northwest of Horseshoe, defining an additional prospective linking corridor for drill testing • The Saw Mill Thrust outcrops in only two places, Big Jim and NHC, with high grade minerlisation at both, making the full thrust corridor between Horseshoe and Big Jim/Spar a 1.5 km target area • A felsic intrusive with anomalous fluorine may represent a potential heat/fluid source of the mineralisation, with its contact zone also highly anomalous in soils along the Horseshoe-NHC Corridor • Drill planning is inclusive of NHC and the adjoining corridors, targeting o west-dipping mineralised lodes beneath and west of the NHC outcrop o the interpreted continuation beneath the lithocap between NHC and Big Jim o the prospective corridor between Horseshoe and NHC Figure 5: Map view – Horseshoe to NHC with soils (refer release dated 1 July 2026) and recent rock chips labelled. 9 Figure 6: Schematic cross-section from Horseshoe to Big Jim/Spar, with preliminary drill designs 50% Increase in Mammoth Target Zone On the 7 September 2026 OD6 announced the Mammoth Target zone expanded to >14,000m², a substantial increase on the 9,000m² footprint originally presented, following revised mapping and sampling Large breccia/stockwork mineralised system defined over >300m strike extent and up to ~100m across, with mineralisation remaining open beneath cover Significant assays from surface sampling across a broad and spaced-out mineralised zone, intercepted high-grade assays including: • 44m @ 29% CaF2 with max assay of 58.4% CaF2 (Middle Bench), • 33m @ 15.2% CaF2 with max assay of 36.4% CaF2 (Upper2_Bench), • 22m @ 20.1% CaF2 with max assay of 85.9% CaF2 (Upper1_Bench), • 15m @ 20.5% CaF2 with max assay of 30.0% CaF2 (Lower1_Bench), Figure 7: Channel Sampling and rock sampling results compiled at Mammoth 10 Blue Bell to Shannon Queen Subsequent to the end of the Quarter OD6 announced a new high-grade fluorspar mineralised area at Blue Bell to Shannon Queen, approximately 12km south of Horseshoe, providing the first substantive exploration results from outside Quinn's established priority exploration area. Refer ASX announcements on 15 October 2026 and 20 October 2026. • Extensive high-grade mineralisation identified through maiden surface channel sampling, including: o 24 metres @ 51.1% CaF2, with a maximum single assay of 83.4% CaF2 o 28 metres @ 29.2% CaF2, with a maximum single assay of 87.3% CaF2 o 12 metres @ 39.7% CaF2, with a maximum single assay of 99.5% CaF2 • Multiple mineralised zones identified across a surface footprint of approximately 70m by 100m, including a high-grade main vein and broader footwall breccia and stockwork zones, with mineralisation remaining open in several directions. • High-grade fluorspar mineralisation identified along a 350m trend extending from Blue Bell to the historic Shannon Queen workings, substantially expanding the prospective footprint of the recently announced Blue Bell discovery • Exceptional high-grade rock chip results from reconnaissance sampling across the expanded target area, with multiple rock chip samples exceeding 60% CaF₂, including assays up to chip assays returning up to 95.6% CaF₂ • Results validate the district-wide exploration opportunity at Quinn, following the expansion of the Company's mineral claims announced on 23 June 2026, and • Blue Bell–Shannon Queen now a fourth high-priority exploration prospect alongside Horseshoe to Big Jim Corridor and Mammoth Figure 8: Blue Bell prospect area on background geology which channels, and rock results. 11 Figure 9: Blue Bell to Shannon Queen on background DEM. Metallurgy & Ore Sorting Progress The Company announced highly encouraging TOMRA ore sorting results demonstrating clear discrimination between high-grade fluorspar, lower-grade/mixed material and barren waste on 12 August 2026. Comprehensive ~166kg metallurgical sample suite selected across discrete mining domains, spanning high and medium-grade mineralisation plus low/no-grade hanging-wall, footwall and internal waste, capturing mining dilution and feeding both the TOMRA and Core Metallurgy programmes Exceptional head grades confirmed across all four principal mineralised domains, 98.3% CaF₂ Big Jim main vein, 90.0% CaF₂ Horseshoe high-grade mineralisation, 86.7% CaF₂ Blue Bell main vein, 76.2% CaF₂ Horseshoe breccia mineralisation, 40.4% CaF₂ Mammoth breccia mineralisation Independent QXRD mineralogy strongly corroborates the exceptional fluorspar content, returning 98.6% fluorite Big Jim, 90.4% fluorite Horseshoe, 91.6% fluorite Blue Bell, 48.5% fluorite Mammoth Importantly, QXRD identified fluorite as the only fluorine-bearing mineral, supporting the interpretation of the fluorine assays Very low levels of gangue and deleterious elements arsenic, cadmium, base-metals, sulphur or uranium - meets Metspar and Acidspar product requirements even before upgrade TOMRA's Laser and XRT technologies demonstrate the ability to separate ore from waste, supporting rejection of mining dilution at coarse particle size before milling and flotation Exceptional natural grades combined with proven ore-sorting performance support a low- CAPEX Direct Shipping Metspar product with minimal beneficiation, offering near-term cash flow potential ahead of a full flotation circuit 12 Upgraded feed can also be directed to flotation for production of higher-value Acidspar Figure 10: Laser ore-sorting technology by TOMRA applied to Quinn Project metallurgical samples. This clearly differentiates ore types andprovideslow-cost pathto upgrade of mineral products withcoarse crush only. Samples approximately 10-15mm Fluorine in Soil Identifies Multiple New Drill Targets OD6 Metals reported the results of recent soil geochemistry focussed along the regional target alteration zone from Dress Circle to Mammoth as announced on the 1 July 2026 (refer ASX 1 July 2026). • Multiple new high-priority drill targets identified at Quinn Fluorspar • Exceptional fluorine-in-soil values of up to 31,800ppm F (~6.5% CaF₂) at North Horseshoe Canyon • Soil geochemistry now defines a fertile mineralised corridor extending more than 8 km with the Horseshoe to Spar corridor potentially linked over >1.5km core target area North Horseshoe Canyon - Newly discovered anomalies • Standout fluorine (F)-in-soil anomaly across a 150m strike length • Five soil samples >20,000ppm F, peaking at a standout 31,800ppm F indicating an immediate high-grade source proximal to the results. • Interpreted as a direct continuation of the Big Jim occurrence on the SW side of the Lithocap, opening up a substantial >750m dip zone for testing North Horseshoe - Newly discovered anomalies • Strong fluorspar pathfinder anomalies pointing to continuations of the high-grade Horseshoe deposit beneath a silica cap, a compelling >400m target zone Big Jim to Spar Ridge Prospect • Robust fluorspar pathfinders defining an extensive >600m target zone Dress Circle Prospect • Newly identified epithermal alteration with high fluorspar pathfinder anomalies spanning a ~1000m target zone 13 Figure 11: Fluorine in soils over regional geological mapping US Government Position OD6 announced two key steps in position the Company for US Government Support. Refer ASX announcements on 1 September 2026 and 20 October 2026. • OD6 Metals Limited has completed registration with the U.S. Government’s System for Award Management (SAM.gov), establishing the federal registration framework required to pursue applicable U.S. Government contracting and financial assistance opportunities • The United States remains 100% net import reliant for fluorspar, highlighting the strategic importance of developing new domestic supply 14 • Fluorspar is included on the United States’ final 2025 Critical Minerals List, reflecting its importance to U.S. economic, supply-chain and national-security objectives • The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Strategic Materials division currently identifies fluorspar as a priority material under an open Broad Agency Announcement focused on strengthening domestic strategic and critical material supply chains • OD6 Metals Limited has been accepted as a member of the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium (“DIBC”), a consortium supporting the U.S. defence industrial base • DIBC provides members with a streamlined pathway to pursue applicable U.S. Government funding opportunities and facilitates collaboration, teaming and partnership opportunities across government, industry and academia • Strategic and Critical Materials is specifically identified as a critical sector within DIBC, directly aligning with OD6’s development of the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA Gold Potential at Quinn The Company announced that gold anomalism has been identified during exploration for fluorspar (CaF₂), the Project's principal commodity, with no prior modern gold exploration previously conducted at Quinn. Refer to ASX 29 July 2026 Sampling has returned high-grade gold assays up to 6.31g/t Au, 2.74g/t Au, 2.23g/t Au & 1.61g/t Au with multiple additional samples above 0.5g/t Au, from outcrop in the footwall, west of the main Mammoth Fluorspar breccia Extensive gold and pathfinder element anomalies identified in soil sampling across Mammoth, North Horseshoe Canyon and Dress Circle point to a large, highly prospective footprint These results reinforce OD6's view that Quinn sits within a highly fertile epithermal mineral system, capable of hosting significant fluorspar and now, gold mineralisation The Project's geology and structural setting are considered prospective for epithermal deposits with comparable settings to those Nevada projects at Beatty and Round Mountain and Carlin style systems on the Battle Mountain-Eureka & Carlin Trends (>160Moz Au) Daisy Mine, historically one of Nevada's largest fluorspar producers, sits proximal to AngloGold Ashanti's ~14Moz Au Beatty gold district, and fluorspar occurrences also at Round Mountain (>15Moz Au, Kinross Gold) underscore the strong link between fluorspar systems and world-class gold deposits in Nevada Splinter Rock Rare Earth Project, WA Advanced ANSTO Metallurgical Testwork Advanced metallurgical testwork continues at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) as part of the continued optimisation and scale-up of the preferred processing flowsheet for the Splinter Rock Rare Earth Project: 15 The metallurgical core program has targeted zones within Inside Centre that best represent an area of consistent geology, prior metallurgical outcomes, low striping ratios, significant grades and planned early-stage mining areas. Samples will be composited at ANSTO for a series of advanced campaigns focused on: • Heap leach Optimisation; o Heap Leach duration and kinetics o Acid strength and consumption o Counter current heap configuration o Particle agglomeration methodology • Impurity Removal Verification: o Nanofiltration (NF) acid recovery and liquor concentration tuning o Ion Exchange (IX) selectivity and elution to reduce Fe/Al and trace U/Th prior to precipitation o Impurity removal (IR) two stage pH optimisation to achieve target impurity specifications • Bulk MREC and MREH Production o Precipitation to produce >1 kg of MREC and/or MREH for customer qualification, offtake discussions, and to assess commercial payability options for the products. • Other Elements of Interest o The program will monitor various other elements of interest to determine if there is a technically viable approach to recovery. The work program is designed to de-risk the processing flowsheet, improve confidence in operating parameters, and provide commercially relevant products that support offtake engagement, financing discussions, and future technical studies. Gulf Creek Copper Project, NSW Off Hole Conductors to be followed up Previously OD6 advised that Downhole Electromagnetic (DHEM) has identified a strong off- hole conductors at the Gulf Creek Copper Project (refer ASX 23 January 2026). The newly identified strong conductor is located proximal to historic high-grade copper workings and represents a compelling new drill target, supporting the potential for fault- offset or stacked mineralised lodes beneath the historic mine. The Company has been in contact with numerous drilling companies to extend hole GDD010 a further 100m to test the strong conductor. A drill rig, once available, will be mobilised for an expected 5 day drill campaign with results to be notified once drilling has been completed and / or assays received. 16 Corporate Capital Raising In conjunction with the Quinn Fluorspar acquisition, OD6 completed a single Tranche placement which raised A$6.92 million at $0.095 per share (refer 5 October 2026): Annual Report The Annual Report to Shareholders was issued on 21 September 2026 Corporate Governance The Corporate Governance Statement & Appendix 4G was issued on 21 September 2026 Annual General Meeting OD6 Metals issued a Notice of Annual General Meeting (AGM) of shareholders scheduled to be held on 23 November 2026. Please refer to the following ASX Announcement: • Notice of Meeting 16 October 2026 General Meeting OD6 Metals issued a Notice of General Meeting (EGM) of shareholders scheduled to be held on 20 July 2026. Please refer to the following ASX Announcement: • Notice of Meeting 15 June 2026 • General Meeting Presentation 20 July 2026 • Results of General Meeting 20 July 2026 Change of Share Registry OD6 Metals notified shareholders that responsibility for the company’s share registry services will be transferred from Computershare to Xcend (refer 9 October 2026) Presentations During the quarter, four presentations were released to the market: • Investor Briefing Presentation (refer 7 October 2026) • AMEC Investor Presentation (refer 18 August 2026) • Quinn Geological Presentation (refer 31 July 2026) • General Meeting Presentation (refer 20 July 2026) Website & Investor Hub On 11 September 2026 the Company Launched its new Website and Investor Hub The Company's new corporate website can be accessed at: www.od6metals.com.au Shareholders and prospective investors are encouraged to register for the OD6 Investor Hub to receive Company updates directly and engage with the OD6 team. 17 Proposed Rebrand The Company intends to change its name to "Adaven Limited", subject to shareholder approval. The proposed name change reflects the significant evolution of the Company and its increasing focus on the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA, alongside its existing Australian critical minerals portfolio. The name Adaven is derived from “Nevada” spelt in reverse, providing a distinctive connection to the location of the Company’s Quinn Fluorspar Project while establishing a broader corporate identity capable of supporting the Company's longer-term critical minerals strategy. A special resolution to approve the change of name will be put to shareholders at the AGM. If approved at the AGM, the name change will be effective from the date that ASIC updates its register to reflect the new name and the Company’s associated corporate branding changes will also become effective from that time. The Company's ASX ticker code is also expected to change from “OD6” to “ADA”, subject to ASX confirmation and availability of the proposed code. The Company will advise the market of the effective date of the new name and ticker code once confirmed. The Company's website, corporate branding and investor materials will transition to the Adaven identity following completion of the name change. OTC Listing On 19 August 2026 the Company announced that it has commenced the process of seeking quotation of its ordinary shares on the OTCQB Venture Market in the United States and has appointed U.S.-based Viriathus Capital LLC (“Viriathus”) as Financial Advisor to assist the Company through the quotation process. The proposed OTCQB quotation forms part of OD6’s broader strategy to increase its exposure to North American capital markets as the Company advances the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA. The initiative follows increasing interest in OD6 from North American investors and is intended to provide U.S. investors with greater visibility and accessibility to the Company’s ASX-listed ordinary shares. OD6’s primary listing will remain on the ASX. Cash Holdings The Company had A$1.775 million of cash on hand as at 30 September 2026 Pro forma cash balance of approximately A$8.695 million as at 30 September 2026, incorporating the subsequent capital raising before associated costs and subsequent cash movements. 18 Securities on Issue Fully Paid Ordinary Shares Performance Rights Listed Options Unlisted Options 291,375,932 (as at 30 Sept 2026) 367,704,457 (as at today) 1,300,000 (as at 30 Sept 2026) 33,715,646 (as at 30 Sept 2026) 37,557,559 (as at 30 Sept 2026) 36,657,559 (as at today) Listed Options on issue comprise: • 33,715,646 Listed Options (ASX:OD6O) exercisable at A$0.10 on or before 30 April 2028 Current Unlisted Options on issue comprise: • 2,650,000 Incentive Options exercisable at A$0.27 on or before 08 December 2026. • 5,000,000 Broker Options exercisable at A$0.114 on or before 9 May 2027. • 4,500,000 New Chair Options exercisable at $0.10