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ABN 97 140 316 463 Head Office: Level 11, 40 The Esplanade, Perth, Western Australia 6000 Operations: 3610 Glenelg Highway, Pittong, Victoria 3360 ASX ANNOUNCEMENT 22 June 2026 Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Bodies Visit G360 As Industry Prepares For SCM Supply Challenges • G360 will today host more than 20 representatives from Victorian State Government infrastructure delivery bodies to view G360’s mine and operations at Pittong, Victoria • Representatives will be attending the site to gain a firsthand understanding of G360's kaolin resource, manufacturing capabilities and plans to establish a scalable domestic supply chain for MKX • A copy of the presentation made by Executive Chairman Aaron Banks is provided with this announcement Green360 Technologies Limited (ASX:GT3) (“GT3” “G360” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce a visit of more than twenty representatives of the Victorian State Government to the Company’s operations at Pittong. Representatives from key infrastructure delivery bodies including the Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority (VIDA) Road, VIDA Rail and the Department of Transport are attending the site to gain a firsthand understanding of G360's kaolin resource, manufacturing capabilities and plans to establish a scalable domestic supply chain for supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs). The visit comes at a time of increasing industry focus on the long-term availability of traditional SCMs such as fly ash and blast furnace slag. These materials have played a critical role in modern concrete for decades, delivering improved durability, enhanced performance and lower embodied carbon. However, declining coal- fired power generation and structural changes in global steel production are expected to significantly constrain future supply. A presentation, a copy of which is attached to this announcement, will be provided by Executive Chairman Aaron Banks outlining G360's vertically integrated metakaolin operations and the Company's strategy to become a leading supplier of next-generation SCMs to Australia's construction and infrastructure sectors. A technical panel discussion will be held including Mr Banks, A/Prof. Rackel San Nicolas (Academic leader of the Geopolymer and Minerals Processing Group, University of Melbourne), Mr Bruce Perry (ex-Technical Manager Cement Australia) and Mr Daniel Eifferman (Managing Director Eiffers Civil). The Panel will provide attendees with independent perspectives on the performance characteristics of metakaolin-based SCMs, emerging specification pathways and practical experience deploying G360's MKX products in commercial construction projects. The visit follows the recent completion of commercial concrete pours in large infrastructure projects including the Eastern Freeway Extension, Melbourne Airport Business Park and Suburban Rail Loop. Executive Chairman Aaron Banks said: "The significance of this visit reflects a growing recognition across the infrastructure sector that securing future SCM supply is becoming a strategic priority. For decades, the industry has relied on fly ash and slag as the backbone of durable, lower-carbon concrete. As those supply streams become increasingly constrained, governments, asset owners and contractors are beginning to assess what comes next. The attendance of senior representatives from Victoria's major transport delivery agencies is a strong signal that industry stakeholders are actively preparing for that transition. The question is no longer whether alternative SCMs will be required, but where future supply will come from. G360 has invested in a purpose-built solution. We control the mineral resource, the manufacturing process and the pathway to scale. Our objective is to establish a secure domestic supply chain capable of supporting the next generation of infrastructure projects. The Company believes the visit highlights the increasing importance of sovereign, scalable SCM supply chains as Australia's infrastructure sector prepares for the gradual decline of traditional industrial by-product materials.” About MKX The MKX suite of products consists of: o MKX Calcined Clay (MKX CC) – previously known as Eco-Clay. Designed as a replacement of fly ash and slag, two products facing near term supply shortages; and o MKX Ultra Fine (MKX UF) - Designed as a replacement for silica fume for the use in high strength concrete Both products are produced in commercial quantities at the Company’s Pittong (VIC) kaolin operations and then calcined under a toll treatment agreement with Calix Limited (ASX:CXL)1. The products are both available for commercial supply with the Company recently announcing a non-binding MOU with Holcim (Australia) Pty Ltd for the supply of 4,800 tonnes p.a. of MKX CC. The Company expects to formalise this supply agreement in the coming month.2 The SCM Supply Cliff The concrete industry's decarbonisation strategy has historically relied on industrial by-products: • Fly ash originates from coal-fired power stations • Blast furnace slag originates from steelmaking • Silica fume originates from silicon metal production The challenge facing the industry is that each of these supply chains is shrinking. Coal-fired power generation is progressively being retired, reducing fly ash availability. Steel production is transitioning toward lower-emission technologies that generate less blast furnace slag. Domestic silicon metal production has declined, reducing silica fume availability and increasing reliance on imports. As a result, concrete producers are increasingly competing for a shrinking pool of SCMs precisely when demand for low-carbon concrete is accelerating. G360 believes this supply imbalance represents one of the most significant structural shifts to occur within the Australian concrete industry in decades. The MKX platform has been specifically developed to provide a scalable, locally produced replacement solution to these declining materials. Approved for release by the Board -ENDS- ABOUT MKX MKX (previously known as Eco-Clay) is a high-reactivity calcined kaolinite (metakaolin) material that can replace up to 40% of Portland cement in concrete, significantly reducing carbon emissions while maintaining high performance. MKX is produced from G360’s kaolin operations at Pittong, Victoria and calcinated to a temperature of around 750 degrees Celsius where it transforms into metakaolin. The significantly lower energy intensity compared to traditional Portland cement manufacture, which requires heating of up to 1,450 degrees Celsius, enables G360 to provide a lower carbon solution to concrete manufacturing. For further information, please contact Aaron Banks Executive Chairman E: aaron.banks@g360tech.au P: +61 8 9389 4495 Join G360’s Interactive Investor Hub Visit https://investorhub.g360tech.au/auth/signup to sign up and receive updates. About Green360 Technologies Limited Green360 Technologies (ASX:GT3) is an Australian-based building materials supplying Kaolin products to blue chip customers in the concrete, paint, paper, adhesives, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industry. G360 was the first company to commercialise metakaolin (calcined kaolin) as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) in the Australian concrete market. The product, known under the platform of MKX, is a low carbon partial cement replacement product which reduces the embodied carbon in concrete, the world’s second largest cause of CO2 emissions. The Australian concrete industry is facing an imminent supply shortage of existing SCMs (predominately fly ash, blast furnace slag and silica fume) and MKX is strategically positioned to replace these products in the market. Our objective is not simply to sell another SCM. It is to help build the next generation supply chain for the concrete industry. Forward-Looking Statements This release may contain certain forward-looking statements with respect to matters including but not limited to the financial condition, results of operations and business of GT3 and certain of the plans and objectives of GT3 with respect to these items. These forward-looking statements are not historical facts but rather are based on GT3’s current expectations, estimates and projections about the industry in which GT3 operates and its beliefs and assumptions. Words such as “anticipates,” “considers,” “expects,” “intends,” “plans,” “believes,” “seeks,” “estimates”, “guidance” and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements and should be considered an at-risk statement. Such statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, particularly those risks or uncertainties inherent in the industry in which GT3 operates. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors, some of which are beyond the control of GT3, are difficult to predict and could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or forecasted in the forward-looking statements. Such risks include, but are not limited to, resource risk, product price volatility, currency fluctuations, increased production costs and variances in product grade or recovery rates from those assumed in mining plans, as well as political and operational risks in the countries and states in which we sell our product to, and government regulation and judicial outcomes. GT3 cautions shareholders and prospective shareholders not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which reflect the view of GT3 only as of the date of this release. GT3 will not undertake any obligation to release publicly any revisions or updates to these forward-looking statements except as required by law or by any appropriate regulatory authority. 1 Refer GT3 ASX announcement 23 March 2026 2 Refer GT3 ASX announcement 12 May 20206 The concrete industry is running out of the materials it depends on ASX:GT3 G 3 6 0 T E C H . AU Australia’s first commercial producer of metakaolin a low-carbon partial cement replacement material G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Disclaimer These presentation materials and the accompanying verbal presentation (together, the Presentation Materials) are confidential and have been prepared by Green 360 Technologies Limited. By receiving the Presentation Materials, you acknowledge and represent to the Company that you have read, understood and accept the terms of this disclaimer. It is the responsibility of all recipients of these Presentation Materials to obtain all necessary approvals to receive these Presentation Materials and receipt of the Presentation Materials will be taken by the Company to constitute a representation and warranty that all relevant approvals have been obtained. Not an Offer These Presentation Materials are for information purposes only. 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To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company, its related bodies corporate (as that term is defined in the Corporations Act 2001 (Commonwealth of Australia)) and the officers, directors, employees, advisers and agents of those entities do not accept any responsibility or liability including, without limitation, any liability arising from fault or negligence on the part of any person, for any loss arising from the use of the Presentation Materials or content otherwise arising in connection with it. Competent Person The Presentation Materials contain references to the Company’s previous announcements. The Company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the relevant market announcements and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates and production targets in the relevant market announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed. 2 G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Green360 Technologies ASX:GT3 3 Positioned to lead Australia’s critical material replacement cycle with secure, cost-effective SCM supply G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Investment Highlights Positioned to lead Australia’s critical material replacement cycle with secure, cost-effective SCM supply 4 $13M Revenue FY25 revenue from established Kaolin mine. Plant in operation since 1972 with Tier-1 customers including Dulux, Visy and Nippon Paint OPERATIONAL FOUNDATION MOU supply agreement signed with Holcim to supply up to 5k tonne p.a.1 COMMERCIAL PRODUCT Replaces critical materials A direct replacement for fly ash, slag and silica fume – three critical materials for the concrete industry facing significant supply constraints STRUCTURAL SUPPLY GAP Existing Mine and Logistics Leveraging existing operating mine and road freight logistics to supply Melbourne concrete market STRATEGICALLY LOCATED MKX replaces up to 40% of Portland cement at a lower unit cost than Portland cement — and provides reactivity, strength, consistency, and long-term durability on par with existing SCMs2 Significantly lower CO2 – No Green premium GREEN ECONOMY MULTI DECADE RESOURCE Commercial Pours completed INFRASTRUCTURE POURS 30k tonne immediately available capacity Binding toll treatment agreement with Calix Ltd to calcine MKX at Bacchus Marsh facility. Commercial production commenced4 TOLL TREATING AGREEMENT 89Mt+ Resources Significant multi-decade resources across Victoria and WA providing national solution3 A number of large-scale pours have been completed on Victorian infrastructure projects with major concrete suppliers Agreement Signed 1 See ASX announcements 12May 2026.2 See ASX announcements 19June 2026and 31October 2025.3See slide 10of this presentation. 3See ASX announcement 19 June 2026.4 See ASX announcement 23 March 2026 G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Corporate Overview Board, Capital Structure and Shareholder Registry 5 Melbourne Securities Corporation 10% Management 6% Other Top 10 13% Other 71% Top Shareholders Capital Structure Aaron Banks Executive Chairman Peter Trinder Non-Executive Director Mark Pensabene Non-Executive Director Darren Hedley Non-Executive Director Nicholas Anderson Non-Executive Director A$41.0 million1 MARKET CAP A$0.0311 SHARE PRICE 1.32 billion SHARES ON ISSUE A$5.4 million2 CASH POSITION 1 As at 19June 2026. 2 As at 31March 2026. G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U The concrete industry is running out of the materials it depends on G360 has the solution - MKX 6 Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) such as fly ash and Slag — the backbone of modern concrete, are disappearing. Coal plant closures and the transition to green steel are creating a structural supply shortage that cannot be reversed. The transition to renewable power supply and the electrification of steel production is creating a structural supply gap in Australia’s concrete market Coal Power FLY ASH SLAG Blast Furnace Steel MKX is the solution The Problem Every tonne of fly ash and slag lost from the market must ultimately be replaced. MKX is scalable, cost effective and meets the performance of the incumbent SCMs1. SCMs are not optional, every tonne must be replaced. The Opportunity MKX Metakaolin: A commercialised, industrial scale, purpose- built SCM providing domestic supply security, lower embodied carbon2, and superior durability3. The Solution 1 See ASX announcements 19June 2026and 31October 2025.2 See slide 10of this presentation. 3See ASX announcement 19 June 2026 G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U The hidden crisis in concrete Two critical materials are structurally disappearing from Australia's concrete supply chain Demand remains. Supply is shrinking. This is structural — not cyclical Fly Ash \\ By product of coal-fired power stations \\ Critical for durability & ASR mitigation (“concrete cancer”) \\ Significant price increases in last 5 years as plants close Slag \\ By product from blast furnace steelmaking \\ Utilised in 40-60% of low-carbon concrete mix designs \\ Green steel transition threatens future supply as by-products of this production method does not create suitable SCMs 7 Victoria Coal quality not historically suitable as a SCM QLD NSW VIC QLD Gladstone – 2029 Callide B – 2031 Tarong - 2036 Closure dates of major coal-fired power stations NSW Liddell - Closed Eraring – 2029 Bayswater - 2033 Dates effective June 2026as announced by plant owners and media reports. List not exhaustive G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Without SCMS, concrete has a problem 8 SCMs are not optional. They are critical ingredients in modern concrete. Every tonne of disappearing fly ash and slag must eventually be replaced. WITHOUT SCMs $ Cost Higher Portland cement requirement raises construction costs Carbon No SCM replacement means higher embodied carbon per m³ of concrete Durability SCMs critical for ASR mitigation and long-term structural performance Infrastructure Risk Billions in assets at risk without quality domestic SCM supply chain G 3 6 0 T E CH. AU SCMspartiallyreplacePortlandcement —themost expensiveandcarbon-intensiveingredient inconcrete. Usedcorrectly, they reducecost, improveperformance, andlower embodiedcarbon 9 HowConcreteisMade READY-MIX CONCRETE Delivered to construction site BATCHING PLANT Mixes to specification WATER Activate Cement Binding SCM Replaces up to 40% of Cement Lower carbon products PORTLAND CEMENT Most Expensive + Highest Carbon Ingredient AGGREGATES Sand, Gravel, Stone — 70-80% of mix Fly Ash Slag Manufactured for use in concrete ✓ X X Replaces up to 40% of cement used in concrete ✓ ✓ ✓ Consistent quality of supply ✓ X X Lowers carbon footprint of finished concrete ✓ ✓ ✓ Produced within trucking distance of Melbourne ✓ X X Increases concrete strength ✓ ✓ ✓ Internationally recognised ✓ ✓ ✓ Multi-decade supply ✓ X X MKX is well placed to be the next SCM for Australia’s concrete industry Understanding Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U G360’s Solution - MKX Metakaolin A next-generation SCM designed for mainstream adoption — not a niche additive 10 Replaces Disappearing SCMs Purpose-built to substitute fly ash and slag at industrial scale 01 Reduces Embodied Carbon 25% lower CO₂ profile in finished concrete1 02 High Strength Replacement for silica fume, a key input in high strength concrete3 04 Domestic Supply Security Australian-produced — no import dependency 05 Mitigates Alkali Silica Reaction (“Concrete Cancer”) Proven durability and ASR protection in concrete2 03 Internationally recognised Major concrete suppliers already operating plants in Europe, Africa and the Americas 06 MKX is being manufactured in commercial quantities, used in major infrastructure projects and is cost effective for concrete suppliers 1 Saving assumed in finished concrete product. Assumes replacement of 40% of Portland cement component with calcined clay. Calculation independently provided by University of Melbourne. Emissions profile of calcined clay component is not specific to MKX and is for illustrative purposes. 2 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/223546043_The_Effect_of_Metakaolin_on_Alkali-Silica_Reaction_in_Concrete. 3ASX announcement 19June 2026 G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U The world's two largest cement producers are already operating purpose- built calcined clay plants overseas 11 France 500,000 tonne p.a. Europe's first dedicated calcined clay production line launched in 2023. Ghana 400,000 tonne p.a. Leading global cement producers are investing heavily in calcined clay production as supply constraints emerge in traditional SCM markets 1 http://quarrymagazine.com/heidelberg-materials-launches-worlds-largest-calcined-clay-plant-in-ghana/ 2 https://www.holcim.com/who-we-are/our-stories/scaling-calcined-clay-for-sustainable-building Global concrete leaders are managing dedicated calcined clay supply chains G 3 6 0 T E CH. AU Revenue-generatingfoundationunderpinningthelow-carboncement opportunity $13m FY25 Revenue 22kt FY25 Sales 60kt Plant capacity p.a. Multi-Decade mine life 18Mt+JORCInferred&IndicatedKaolinResources withmulti-decadeoperationhorizon Blue-Chip Customer Base Establishedlongstandingsales contractswithDulux, Visy, SherwinWilliams, NipponPaint, AkzoNobel, EstéeLauder andHempel Vertically Integrated HighpurityKaolinisthekey inputfor G360’ s low-carboncement —thesameresource feedingtheestablishedkaolinbusiness 18mt+ JORC Victorian Kaolin Resources1 50+ Years Australia's only wet kaolin processing facility. Operating since 1972 12 1 Refer to Resource Statement in Appendix 1 of this presentation 2hours From Melbourne Vertically Integrated Operations G 3 6 0 T E CH. AU Commercialisationmilestones met withinthelast 6-monthperiod • SignedwithCalix Limited(ASX:CXL) to utiliseBacchus Marshfacility • 30ktonnep.a. availablecapacity • Strategically locatedmidwaybetween PittongandMelbourne • Facilitates rapidmarket entry 13 Successful pneumatic tanker delivery to Melbourne batching plants1 November 2025 Toll treatment agreement signed with Calix limited to calcine up to 30k tonnes p.a. at their Bacchus Marsh facility2 March 2026 Large scale pours completed at Melbourne Airport Business Park, Eastern Freeway Extension and Suburban Rail Loop April 2026 First commercial production at Calix. Over 600t of product produced to date for use in large scale commercial trials3 April 2026 MOU signed with Holcim for first commercial supply agreement4 May 2026 • Low capex (~$300k upgrade for logistics efficiencies) • Create market demand without lead time of plant construction • Develop order book to facilitate future plant expansion Toll Treatment Agreement2 1 ASX announcement 25 November 2025. 2 2ASX announcement 23 March 2026. 3ASX announcement 20 April 2026. 4 ASX announcement 12 May 2026 Executed Commercial Strategy G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Commercialisation and Growth Strategy A three-phase roadmap from Victorian market establishment to national supply solution 14 PH ASE 1 2026 Rapid, low-cost commercial scale manufacturing • Toll-calcining agreement signed with Calix in Bacchus Marsh – midway between Pittong and Melbourne. Commercial production already underway. 30k tonne p.a. available production capacity • MOU signed with Holcim for first commercial sale agreement • Additional sales contracts expected to be signed 2H 2026 • Direct logistics to Melbourne concrete market PH ASE 2 N ext 24 Mths Construction of own plant – realisation of operational efficiencies • Construction of purpose-built plant and calcining facility at Pittong • Existing plant footprint facilitating expansion • Supplied by 18Mt resource. Multi decade life1 PH ASE 3 Future National solution • 72Mt Gabbin WA resource. Scoping study NPV $705M as DSO operation1 • Interstate expansion to SA and NSW markets • JV with PERMAcast – WA’s largest precast manufacturer Calix’s Bacchus Marsh calcining facility 1 Refer to Resource Statement in Appendix 1 of this presentation 2 Refer to ASX announcement27 May 2021. Refer to cautionary statement contained in ASX announcement 27 May 2021 in relation to this study. G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U To be successful you must be located close to market – G360’s operating plant is just that • Operating plant located at operating mine site – no transport cost between sites • Proximity to Melbourne – Plant near Ballarat, permitted double trailer roads providing cost effective logistics • Local supplier - All existing products either imported into VIC from overseas or interstate. Increased cost and supply risk • Access to existing road transport options – competitive transport rates and access to available equipment • Expansion opportunities – access to SA and NSW markets 15 MELBOURNE PITTON G Kaolin mine BACCHUS MARSH Calix Calcining LOGISTICS COST ADVAN TAGE Log istics are one of the larg est cost inputs in the concrete industry. Pittong to Melbourne by direct truck — no port, no freig ht surcharg e, no import risk. 1 Saving assumed in finished concrete product. Assumes replacement of 40% of Portland cement component with calcined clay. Calculation independently provided by University of Melbourne. Emissions profile of calcined clay component is not specific to MKX and is for illustrative purposes. 2 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/223546043_The_Effect_of_Metakaolin_on_Alkali-Silica_Reaction_in_Concrete. 3ASX announcement 19 June 2026 Adelaide NSW Logistics and Proximity to Market are Critical in Concrete low-cost logistics and large markets G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Positioned for Success 16 MKX is the only commercialised product that will solve the pending supply crisis of Australia’s concrete industry Multi Decade Resource 90Mt+ JORC Mineral Resources1 (Kaolin) across WA and Victoria support multi- decade mine life 02 First Mover Advantage Australia's first commercial producer of metakaolin as a low-carbon Supplementary Cementitious Material 03 Domestic Supply No import dependency. Australian made for Australian projects 04 Commercial offtakes 05 Revenue-Generating 06 Commercial production Already manufactured at commercial scale. This is not a niche additive, this is a product replacement. 01 $13m FY25 revenue from existing kaolin operations with long-term blue-chip customer base MOU signed with Holcim for commercial supply of 5k tonne p.a. Expect to sign additional customers over course of 2H 2026 1Refer Appendix 1 of this presentation G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Upcoming Catalysts Multiple value-inflection milestones are converging over the next 6 months 17 Holcimagreement signed and first commercial sales Filling out capacity at Calix with other major concreters and large independents Study for Pittong calcining plant to demonstrate operational scaling efficiencies First commercial sales Additional sale agreements Scoping study Managementsforecast as at 19 June 2026. Subject to forward looking statement disclaimer G 3 6 0 T E C H . A U Category White Kaolinised Granite (Mt) ISO Brightness % (457nm) Yield <45um % Kaolin (Mt) Gabbin Project (White Cloud Kaolin Project) Indicated 26.9 80.4 41.3 11.1 Inferred 45.6 80.6 41.1 18.8 Total 72.5 80.5 41.2 29.9 Traw