Announcement PDF ASX RELEASE ASX: LIT 25 MARCH 2026 Unit 1, 79-83 High Street investorhub.liviumcorp.com T: +61 (0) 3 7017 2656 Kew, Victoria 3101 liviumcorp.com E: info@liviumcorp.com Page 1 of 1 Livium Ltd | ACN: 126 129 413 Corporate Presentation Engage with this announcement at: InvestorHub Livium Ltd (ASX: LIT) (“Livium” or the “Company”) advises that it has released an updated Corporate Presentation. CEO and Managing Director Simon Linge will be presenting at the ASX SMIDcaps Conference on 25 March 2026. A copy of the Corporate Presentation which will be used at the conference is attached to this announcement and can be viewed on the Company’s website. No new information is disclosed in the presentation. Authorised for release by the CEO and Managing Director. Simon Linge Managing Director / CEO Mobile +61 (0) 438 721 280 simon.linge@liviumcorp.com Stuart Tarrant Chief Financial Officer Mobile +61 (0) 467 817 005 stuart.tarrant@liviumcorp.com About Livium Livium Ltd (ASX: LIT) is Australia’s leading battery recycler through its wholly owned subsidiary Envirostream — a profitable business focused on the recovery of valuable materials from end-of-life batteries. Building on this foundation, Livium is expanding into adjacent opportunities including recycling of rare earth elements and solar panels, and the processing of black mass — strengthening Australia’s clean-energy supply chain. The Company also holds a portfolio of complementary technologies, including LieNA®, a patented lithium extraction process in joint venture with Mineral Resources Ltd (ASX: MIN), and VSPC, a developer of next-generation lithium ferro phosphate (LFP) cathode materials — the leading global battery chemistry. 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Such factors include but are not limited to: competition; ability to meet additional funding requirements; commercialisation risks; development and operating risks; uninsurable risks; risks associated with intellectual property; environmental regulation, permitting and liability; battery management, including fire risk; currency risks; effects of inflation on results of operations; factors relating to title to properties; dependence on key personnel, and share-price volatility. Refer to the Company’s Options prospectus dated 25 November 2025 for additional details regarding key risks facing the Company. They also include unanticipated and unusual events, many of which it is beyond the Company’s ability to control or predict. Whilst care has been exercised in preparing and presenting this presentation, to the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company, and its representatives: ▪ Make no representation, warranty or undertaking, express or implied, as to the adequacy, accuracy, completeness or reasonableness of this presentation; ▪ Accept no responsibility or liability as to the adequacy, accuracy, completeness or reasonableness of this presentation; and ▪ Accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions from this presentation. 3 About Livium Livium is building Australia’s platform for circular material recovery — unlocking critical materials from batteries and clean-energy infrastructure. Livium's subsidiary, Envirostream, is Australia’s market-leading lithium-ion battery recycler. Envirostream is seeking to expand its services into processing black mass, and recycling of solar panels and rare earth elements to meet its customers' needs. Beyond recycling, Livium has developed other innovative technologies. Lithium extraction technology, LieNA®, has progressed to a 50:50 joint venture with Mineral Resources. Livium’s subsidiary, VSPC, has developed next generation lithium ferro phosphate (LFP) process, the fastest growing battery material. Lithium-ion Batteries Rare Earth Elements Solar (Photovoltaic) Black mass processing RECYCLING VERTICAL OTHER VERTICALS Lithium Chemicals (LieNA®) Battery Materials (VSPC) Key Statistics A$6.9m FY25 Revenue (+3% on FY24) 667T FY25 Large LIBs1 (+30% on FY24) 1.6% Shareholding by staff, executive and board A$4.2m FY25 Gross Profit (+91% on FY24) 3 Operating sites 42 Group employees, including board ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Note 1: Large format (>5kg) lithium-ion battery collections 35+ years’ experience across a range of national manufacturing and engineering businesses and has significant experience in expanding and developing businesses. 25+ years’ experience focusing on the resources sector, with 15+ years’ experience on boards and committees. 30+ years’ experience as a senior executive across oil and gas, mining and chemical processing sectors. 25+ years of senior management experience within global manufacturing, recycling and engineering services. Phil Thick Non-Executive Director 25+ years’ experience with mineral extraction, mineral exploration, finance and agribusiness. Kristie Young Non-Executive Director Simon Linge Managing Director and CEO Stuart Tarrant Chief Financial Officer Phillip Campbell Non-Executive Chairman Livium Board of Directors Livium Senior Leadership Steven Marshall Chief Operating Officer 10+ years’ experience in the recycling industry with proven commercialisation experience. Board and Management Proven and experienced leadership 4 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Corporate Snapshot Improved balance sheet 5 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Notes: 1: As at 28 February 2026 Financial information Share price (1-Mar-26) A$0.011 Shares on issue 2,064m Market capitalisation (1-Mar-26) A$24.7M Cash (31-Dec-25) A$5.7m Shareholder information1 BNP Paribas Nominees Pty Ltd 8.1% Whale Watch Holdings Limited 3.6% 10 Bolivianos Pty Ltd 3.3% Citicorp Nominees Pty Ltd 1.5% Mr Kenneth Joseph Hall 1.5% Total of above Top 5 shareholders 18.0% Shareholding by staff, executive and board 1.6% Share price (A$) Volume (m) 0.008 0.009 0.010 0.011 0.012 0.013 0.014 0.015 0.016 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 6 month share price performance Battery Recycling Vertical Lithium-ion Battery Opportunity EV / ESS dominate long-term EOL1 battery volume growth with EVS positioned to continue to lead market 1. EOL = End of life; 2. Battery Market Analysis - The latest market data for the battery industry in Australia: B-cycle (Oct23); 3. Company analysis. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% - 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 % EV/ESS of Total EOL Batteries EOL Battery Volumes (kT) Forecast (Mixed) tonnes Forecast (ESS) tonnes Forecast (EV) tonnes Forecast (Lead Acid) tonnes Australian EOL Battery Projections by Market Segment2,3 What drives batteries towards Livium? Expanded footprint around Australia – Hub & Spoke model – to increase capture zones and minimise transport Simplify collection and transportation of batteries for clients De-risk handling of batteries for clients Updated regulatory position within Australia Initial focus working with customer base of Residential and Grid Energy Storage (ESS) ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 7 8 Australian near term volume growth potential Volume growth accelerated through regulatory reform – 12x potential Livium Growth Drivers: Industry and regulation1,2,5,6 The Addressable Battery Market: Volume Outlook1,2 Notes: 1. Battery Market Analysis - The latest market data for the battery industry in Australia: B-cycle (Oct23); 2. Company analysis; 3. Estimated market revenue potential based on the total of ESS and EV volumes at the average Livium revenue unit rate of A$7.41/Kg achieved in FY25; 4. Company cautions that although it considers this to be a reasonable estimate, there is no guarantee that these revenues are achievable in the future; 5. FY25 EV and ESS collections by Envirostream totalled 667 tonnes; 6. Key assumptions: (i) 10% of lithium-ion battery collections nationally by other recycling operators; (ii) 70% of current volumes subject to stockpiling or export; and (iii) a 50% increase in available volumes through regulatory changes reducing export and stockpiling. This results in 3,360 tonnes @ 70% = 2,357 tonnes estimated as exported or stockpiled. 50% of this (1,179 tonnes) are assumed to become available, and it is assumed that Livium maintains its 20% share of these volumes (784 tonnes). FY25 volumes were 667 tonnes and 784 tonnes is 117% of FY25. 2,110 1,250 28,670 32,030 Current estimated annual EOL (tonnes) 14,820 5,500 30,880 51,200 By 2030 estimated annual EOL (tonnes) Current Estimated Large Format Addressable Market A$25 million3,4 2030 Estimated Large Format Addressable Market A$151 million3,4 43% CAGR in ESS / EV volumes by 20302 667 8,774 4,740 4,034 3,367 Est. 2030 Volumes After Regulatory Impact Regulatory Impact Est. 2030 Volumes Before Regulatory Impact Natural Growth to 2030 FY25 Actual Volumes ▪ According to B-cycle, total available EV and ESS battery volumes were estimated at 3,360 tonnes. ▪ EVS processed ~20% of the above in FY25 (667T), indicating substantial leakage through stockpiling and export. ▪ B-cycle estimates ~5x natural growth in battery volumes by 2030, and EVS estimates the potential for ~12x growth under a regulatory reform scenario. 5x 12x ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 9 Maturing Industry & Regulation GLOBAL FRAMEWORK: Basel Convention Australia B-Cycle Scheme 2.0 - July 2026 Battery Landfill Bans WA, SA, VIC, ACT NSW Product Lifecycle Responsibility Act 2025 – Batteries 1st 2026 Australia B-Cycle Scheme 1.0 CURRENT AU FRAMEWORK NEAR TERM AU FRAMEWORKS Productivity Commission Report January 2026 – Product Stewardship for Solar and EV Batteries VIC Product Lifecycle Responsibility Bill 2026 EU FRAMEWORK: EU Battery Passport ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com “Battery recycling is moving from a fragmented market to a regulated global industry with clear frameworks to govern lifecycle management.” Steven Marshall, Chief Operating Officer, Livium Global treaty regulating the cross-border movement of hazardous waste, including end-of-life batteries. EU digital tracking system providing lifecycle data on batteries to improve transparency and recycling. 10 Envirostream: Core capabilities Battery Recycling - Proven collection and pre-processing capability Our Current Activities Access to waste supply is our key advantage *Note: Non-exhaustive client list Black Mass Copper Aluminium Steel Plastics Local Australian processors Currently exported as a commodity product. Primarily into South Korea, though also broader Asia. Future onshore refining following technology development. COLLECTION STORAGE MANUAL PREPARATION PRE- PROCESSING & MATERIAL RECOVERY Waste streams received from customers for a service fee Responsibly stored at recycling facilities with industry leading safety measures Safe manual separation in preparation for pre-processing. Physical separation to ensure the key materials are separated for sale. ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 11 Recycling expansion to match capacity with demand Livium’s new Derr Recycling Hub consolidates three sites into a single purpose-built facility Positioned to capture significant industry growth as EV and ESS reach end-of-life and volumes accelerate through1. ▪ ~60% larger facility with potential capacity expansion from ~2,400 tpa to ~10,660 tpa. ▪ Operational efficiencies through site consolidation and scaled capacity. Top Right: Image of Derrimut site from above; Bottom Right: Fire safety walls being installed; Bottom Left: Installation of equipment for the safe battery sorting and dismantling. ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 1 Refer announcement dated 26 February 2026, “Livium Positions for Next Phase of Scalable Growth with New Recycling Hub” Other Recycling Verticals “Our recycling adjacency strategy builds on Livium’s core battery recycling operations into connected opportunities — capturing fast-growing waste streams with high material value.” Simon Linge, MD & CEO of Livium 13 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Expanding our recycling capabilities Leveraging our core strengths and customer relationships to expand into adjacent waste streams Won Kwang S&T1: Photovoltaic (PV) recycling US$2.67Bn Global Opportunity4 Iondrive2: Black mass, PV, REE processing US$51.7 billion opportunity5 University of Melbourne (UoM)3: REE extraction technology US$7.3B Global Market6 • South Korean leader in solar energy and resource-circulation innovation partnering with Livium. • Australian developer of extraction technology using Deep Eutectic Solvent (DES) for resource recovery. • University of Melbourne developing microwave technology to extract rare earth elements (REE). • Focus on end-of-life solar panel recycling in AU, leveraging LIT’s infrastructure and customer relationships. • Developing clean energy waste processing, combining LIT’s feedstock and customers with Iondrive’s technology. • Tech designed to improve recoveries and reduce energy consumption in REE processing. • Phased development toward a potential JV to build and operate an Australian PV recycling facility. • Phased pathway toward commercial agreements, including supply arrangements and potential co-location of DES processing. • LIT holds global exclusive rights and is progressing a phased pathway toward commercialisation, starting with a pilot plant. 1 Refer announcement dated 18 September 2025, “Livium Expands Clean Energy Waste Recycling Capabilities through Strategic Partnership with Won Kwang S&T” 2 Refer announcement dated 17 September 2025, “Livium Signs Binding Term Sheet with Iondrive related to DES Technology for Clean Energy Waste Recycling” 3 Refer announcement dated 17 November 2025, “Livium Secures Exclusive Global Rights to University of Melbourne Microwave Technology for Rare Earth Elements Extraction” 4 https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/black-mass-recycling-market-114706852.html 5 SOLAR PANEL END-OF-LIFE MANAGEMENT IN AUSTRALIA 2023 (University of Sydney) 6 International Energy Agency (IEA) Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 (May 25) 14 EVS adjacency: Solar (PV) recycling What collaboration brings to Livium and its Partners COLLECTION STORAGE MATERIAL PREPARATION PROCESSING PV Cell Aluminium Low Value: Local Australian processors Future Activities Glass Electronics Development Plan What we’ve delivered so far ▪ Market assessment ▪ Similar commercial model to Batteries (i.e. Gate fee upfront) ▪ PV panel separation technology partnership ▪ Valuable mineral extraction technology partnership ▪ Plant implementation utilising battery recycling footprint growth ✓ Commence solar panel export to South Korea to facilitate the first stage of partnership with Won Kwang S&T ✓ Provide samples of solar panels, black mass, and REE magnets to support the cooperation with Iondrive High Value: High purity silicon and silver. ▪ Access to a Global Market: Estimated at US$2.67Bn1 ▪ Rising Local Waste Volumes: Over 90kTpa of EOL panels in Australia by 20352 creates a large, viable feedstock for recycling operations. ▪ High Material Value: Panels contain aluminium, glass, copper, silver, and silicon—worth ~A$1,000 / tonne3, offering potential downstream revenue. Current Activities ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 1. Solar PV Recycling Market Size 2. Solar Panel End-Of-Life Management in Australia 2023 3. Company analysis 15 EVS adjacency: REE processing COLLECTION STORAGE MATERIAL PREPARATION PRE- PROCESSING PROCESSING Current Activities Future Activities Recovered REEs Development Plan What we’ve delivered so far ▪ Technology confirmation with University of Melbourne ▪ Similar commercial model to Batteries (i.e. Gate fee upfront) ▪ Valuable mineral extraction technology partnership ▪ Plant implementation utilising battery recycling footprint growth ✓ Develop supply of rare earth element (REE) magnets and solar panels to support strategic objectives ✓ Finalise University of Melbourne Licence Agreement and provide support to advance microwave technology ▪ Access to a Global Market: Estimated at US$7.3Bn1 ▪ Geopolitical Advantage: Currently China processes ~90% of the world's rare earth supply2, with REE now a key component in geopolitical trade discussions. ▪ High Material Value: Magnetic REEs comprise ~30% of REE volume but capture more than 80% of the value3. What collaboration brings to Livium and its Partners Processed locally or traded internationally ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 1. Business Wire: Global Rare Earth Elements Market Report to 2026 - Growth Trends and Market Forecast (May 22). 2. Business Insider: China rare earths are biggest card trade talks with Trump (June 25). 3. McKinsey & Co: Powering the energy transition’s motor: Circular rare earth elements (June 25). Other Verticals 17 Non-Recycling Verticals ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Lithium Chemicals: LieNA® Battery Materials: VSPC Monetising the technology The next commercial step remains the LieNA® Demonstration Plant. However, in light of current market conditions, alternative partnerships and monetisation opportunities are being explored. JV formation & commercial scale LieNA® 50:50 JV with MinRes will license to miners globally at a gross product royalty rate of 8%1 (with potential revenue of US$21m p.a. from a single licence2) Commercial Potential Potential annual revenue of US$319m assuming a 25,000 tpa commercial plant and an LFP price of ~US$12.75/kg3. Funding pathway to match ARENA grant Funding commences spin-out of VSPC from Livium. If viable funding is not confirmed, options to preserve or realise value while minimising spend may be pursued. 1: Company cautions that although it considers this to be a reasonable expectation, there is no guarantee that this rate will be achieved; 2. Estimated revenue for the 50:50 JV based on: typical operation with 20,000tpa processing capacity (company assumption), achieving an average sale price of US$13,000/t (Source: SMM, Lithium Carbonate (99.5% Battery Grade) , 26 June 2024 converted at prevailing CNY/USD rate) at an 8% royalty rate; 3. Avenira Limited (ASX; AEV) Announcement (Scoping Study, 2 March 2023), Ave. LFP Basket Price; • Driving greater profitability for miners using a unique method of processing • Improves sustainability by using less wastage as fine and low-grade spodumene • Increases mine asset value by extracting significantly more lithium from the same spodumene resources • Decreasing supply chain risks with localised production of LFP/LMFP • Validated and patented technology that has been tested by commercial labs and over 20 global battery makers • A$30m ARENA grant secured for Australian demonstration plant with match funding being pursued 18 Key upcoming recycling activities in CY26 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Planned activities seek to unlock value Complete consolidation of all Victorian sites into new Derrimut Recycling Hub Activity Target Progress national expansion strategy via a hub-and-spoke model; identify next key region Diversify lithium-ion battery customers to access new and emerging industries Scale up activities for recycling adjacencies with partners, as per agreed partner timelines Finalise funding pathway for VSPC to match ARENA grant Q4 2026 Q4 2026 Ongoing Ongoing Q2 2026 Identify and assess partner opportunities to accelerate and expand recycling scale Ongoing Unit 1, 79–83 High Street, Kew, VIC 3101 www.liviumcorp.com Thank You Appendices 21 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Technology enhancement This strategy has the potential for the Company to use its pre- processing pedigree to advance into processing. Commercial model “Fee for Service” model developed for battery recycling deployed for alternate waste streams from similar customers. Prior delivery underpins customer confidence. Revenue growth and diversification Expands Livium’s core battery recycling operations into connected opportunities — capturing fast-growing adjacent waste streams with high material value. Asset-light market entry Early stages require limited investment, with partners supplying key equipment and technology — ideal for phased, low-risk scaling. We can expand our position Meet customer needs Current customer base needs a solution for these waste streams, expanding our role as recycling partner under a holistic approach. Leverages core competency A history of working with customers to solve their problems, through safe handling and pre-processing of waste streams. Staged progress Utilises existing infrastructure and know-how in hazardous material collection, handling, and regulation — lowering startup friction. Industry penetration Current industry engagement provides access to new customers and engagement with government bodies and policymakers facilitates industry maturity. We have a right to play Why is Livium pursuing recycling adjacencies? Envirostream is ready to expand its services to meet its customer needs 22 Addressing Rising Waste Volumes Over 90kTpa of EOL panels in Australia by 2035 creates a large, guaranteed feedstock for recycling operations. High Material Value Panels contain aluminium, glass, copper, silver, and silicon—worth ~A$1,000/tonne3, offering potential downstream revenue. Regulatory Push Currently only 10% of panels are recycled. A product stewardship scheme was initiated in 2025, banning landfilling and requiring producers to fund recycling. Export Restrictions Basel Convention amendments in place for the export of solar waste, increasing domestic processing demand. Australian Outlook The country is projected to generate over 100,000 tonnes of solar panel waste annually by 2030. . Why now? Significant national deployment coupled with regulatory drivers result in a need to PV waste solutions today Notes: 1. Solar PV Recycling Market Size 2. Solar Panel End-Of-Life Management in Australia 2023 3. Company analysis Estimated Annual PV Waste (tonnes)2 Economic drivers2 - 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,000 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 PV Recycling – a US$2.67Bn Global Opportunity1 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com REE US$7.3B Global Market1 23 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com ▪ Rare Earth Elements (REE) are becoming a key component in geopolitical trade discussions.. ▪ Currently China processes ~90% of the world's rare earth supply2. ▪ Chinese custom officials are scrutinising and restricting orders from overseas customers. ▪ In turn, demand of rare earths outside of China continues to grow. ▪ Magnetic REEs comprise ~30% of REE volume but capture more than 80% of the value3. ▪ Global addressable market for REE is expected to reach US$7.3 billion by 20264. ▪ Secondary supply is looked upon favourably as a gateway for local supply. Currently only 1% of the world’s REE is recycled5. Notes 1: Graphics/table on right: International Energy Agency (IEA) Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 (May 25); 2. Business Insider: China rare earths are biggest card trade talks with Trump (June 25); 3. McKinsey & Co: Powering the energy transition’s motor: Circular rare earth elements (June 25); 4. Business Wire: Global Rare Earth Elements Market Report to 2026 - Growth Trends and Market Forecast (May 22); 5. Discovery Alert:Rare Earth Elements in Trade and Tariffs: Geopolitical Implications 2025 (April 25) 24 Black Mass Processing Opportunity Off-take agreement for at least 60% of MMD production provides baseline1 Notes: 1. See ASX announcement, ‘Lithium Australia signs MMD off-take agreement with SungEel HiTech’, 13 June 2024; 2. International Energy Agency (IEA) Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 (May 25) ▪ Livium collects, dismantles and processes lithium-ion batteries (collectively Pre-Processing) ▪ Livium holds certain patents in relation to the above activities ▪ The key product from these activities is black mass (often referred to as mixed metal dust or MMD) ▪ Livium sells black mass internationally including under a 3-year off-take agreement with SungEel HiTech ▪ SungEel HiTech purchases up to 60% of production – subject to minimum quality requirements ▪ Demand for black mass is high due to global under utilisation of black mass processing capacity Current state Huge addressable market ▪ Global black mass recycling market is expected to rapidly grow, reaching US$51.7 billion by 20322. Increasing demand for critical materials ▪ Geopolitical shifts underpin demand for recycled materials, such as black mass, in the energy transition. Improved economics ▪ Advancing through the value chain will help to drive sustainable earnings growth. Need for new technologies ▪ Low capex black mass extraction technologies allow localised processing, reducing carbon footprint. Future potential ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com 25 ASX: LIT | March 2026 | investorhub.liviumcorp.com | www.liviumcorp.com Strategy Execution: Won Kwang S&T Partnership with Won Kwang S&T for end-of-life (EOL) PV recycling Phase 1 Export PVs Phase 2 Frame & Glass Separation Phase 3 Local full processing Proven Won Kwang is a leader in solar energy and resource-circulation innovation. Australian Focus Partnership seeks to establish a JV to build and operate an Australian PV recycling facility. Commercial Livium will receive service fees from Won Kwang for all phases of development. Leveraging Livium’s supply chains to capture a fast-growing segment of the clean energy waste sector 26 Strategy Execution: Iondrive Binding Term Sheet advances clean energy waste processing including solar, black mass, and REE Partnership Activities Commercialisation Pathway ❑ Livium to provide Samples to Iondrive ❑ Plant d