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Developing Low-Cost,
Low-Carbon Cement
August 2025 – Capital Raising Presentation
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Highlights
An Australian-based building materials company, leading the development of low-cost,
low-carbon cement to address immediate demand in the market.
Urgent
Market Demand
Low-Carbon
Cement
Pathway
to Market
Revenue
Generation
Australian government
has set annual
emissions caps on
industries, requiring
reductions in emissions
year-on-year to meet
regulatory demands.
Simple “drop In
solution” a low-cost,
low-carbon cement
alternative, delivering
superior performance
and a reduced
environmental
footprint.
Executing a
commercialisation plan
alongside a reputable
market leader, focused
on near-term
widespread industry
adoption of low-carbon
cement – with product
already in the market.
Kaolin assets provide
an immediate revenue
stream and strong
financial foundation,
supporting innovation
and growth.
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Rapid Growth for
Low-Carbon Building Materials
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Cement and Concrete
Cement and concrete are
essential building materials
for modern construction
Coarse Aggregate
Sand
Cement
Concrete
Traditional primary binder in concrete,
produced through an energy-intensive,
high-emissions process
Durable construction material that
hardens over time, made from cement,
coarse aggregate, sand and water
Water
Cement
Concrete
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Global Market for Cement and Concrete
USD$972.0b
Cement and concrete are markets of massive
scale, with rapid growth forecasted
Market Size
USD$617.3b
USD$407.4b
CAGR ~4.7%
2020
Global cement and concrete markets are larger than the global lithium,
copper and iron ore markets3
2030
Global Concrete Market Forecast1
4.0 Billion Tonnes
USD$673.8b
Cement production equates to 4 billion tonnes annually, with demand
expected to grow to 5 billion tonnes in the next decade4
2nd Most Consumed Resource
USD$407.4b
Concrete is the most widely used man-made product in the world and is
second only to water as the worlds most consumed resource5
USD$407.4b
CAGR ~5.2%
2024
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/concrete-market-A12420
IMARC Cement Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast by Type, End Use, and Region, 2025-2033
Grand View Research, Mordor Intelligence Reports
https://www.chathamhouse.org/2018/06/making-concrete-change-innovation-low-carbon-cement-and-concrete
World Cement Association
2033
Global Cement Market Forecast2
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The Problem – Traditional Cement is a Polluter
Worldwide production of cement results in 3.2 billion tonnes of CO2 per year,
representing 8% of global emissions1
Production
Process
Mining and grinding of raw
material to a powder
CO2
Generation
~5%
1.
Mining and grinding
Powder is heated in a kiln to
make clinker
~90%
Burning Limestone using
fossil fuels
https://www.chathamhouse.org/2018/06/making-concrete-change-innovation-low-carbon-cement-and-concrete
Clinker is ground with
gypsum to create cement
Cement is mixed with other
inputs to create concrete
~0%
~5%
Mixing with gypsum
Transportation/logistics
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Significant Market
Opportunity
Safeguard Mechanism
The Australian government has set annual emissions limits on
industrial facilities, including those in concrete and cement, requiring a
reduction in emissions year-on-year to 20301
Strained Domestic Supply
Australia has experienced impactful closures of cement plants in
recent years, causing local production shortages and necessitating
imports of cement clinker from countries including Indonesia, Japan,
Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore to fill the gap in the market2
1.
2.
DCCEEW, Safeguard Mechanism
https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/cement/reporter/aus
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Developing Low-Carbon Cement
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Developing Low-Carbon Cement
Low-Carbon, Green
Alternative
Significantly lower CO2 emissions
than traditional cement
Delivering Cost Efficiency
Repurposing Waste
Utilising Kaolin
Utilising cost-effective key
input materials to deliver a
product at a competitive price
Uses industrial by-products
contributing to the recycling of
waste materials
Incorporating calcined kaolin
to improve the performance
of concrete products
Industrial By-Products
Green360
Technology Process
Low-Carbon Cement
Replaces Cement in
Concrete Production
Concrete with Reduced
Emissions
Calcined Kaolin
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Repurposing Industrial By-Products
Reducing emissions, developing a
commercial product, and solving
industrial waste challenges
Innovative process
Success on nickel slag with PT Huadi
Green360 is working with one of the largest nickel producers in Indonesia to
test and subsequently produce low-carbon cement formulations using
zero-carbon nickel slag
Characterising zero-carbon industrial by-products to
incorporate into low-carbon cement formulations
Future opportunities
Broad applications across industries
Green360 has entered into a Co-operation Agreement with PT Huadi to
consider a commercial partnership for the ongoing offtake of nickel slag
Opportunity to work with range of industries including
producers of nickel, lithium, bauxite and many others to solve
their industrial waste challenges
Developing a revenue stream
Working with global mining companies across various
commodities in analysing and repurposing their industrial byproducts
1.
Murdoch University Professor Martin Anda, 2025
>7,000
active tailings dams
in Western Australia, 20251
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Replacing Cement to
Reduce Emissions
Green360’s low-carbon cement is an alternative
and partial replacement for the traditional cement
binder in concrete, therefore reducing emissions
Green360’s formulations use industrial by-products and calcined kaolin as key
inputs to create a low-carbon cement, rather than the traditional Portland
cement production process
These key inputs have lower emission profiles than traditional cement,
displacing the key polluter in the concrete production
Low-Carbon Cement
Replaces Cement in Concrete
Concrete with
Reduced Emissions
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Pathway to Market
Optimising low-carbon
cement formulations
First 5 formulations completed and optimised in a laboratory setting
creating cement vials
Testing low-carbon
cement formulations
Low-carbon cement formulations are rolled out into concrete products via
PERMAcast to test for strength, workability, durability, slump, and other
relevant factors
Validating low-carbon
cement in concrete
products
Working with PERMAcast to validate Green360’s low-carbon cement
formulations in saleable, ready for market, final concrete products
Scale up and delivery of
low-carbon cement and or
concrete products
Adoption of concrete products in the market allows for distribution of a
low-carbon cement binder which has been validated through a final
product
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First Revenues - Metakaolin
Metakaolin – first to market
450 tonnes of our base ingredient to replace Portland cement has been made
available to the Victorian government to trial in major infrastructure projects
Major concrete companies
will place the product
The major concrete company on each project have the opportunity use our
material creating their own low-carbon cement formulation to facilitate the
governments request
Why it will work
Scale up and delivery of our
low-carbon cement
replacement
The Victorian government has conducted numerous metakaolin suitability tests
in major infrastructure projects. It works. The barrier to entry – no reliable
supply chain built out
Agreements to be finalised with toll treater and automated bagging plant to
be procured to supply metakaolin to market
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Product Validation
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Joint Venture with PERMAcast
Partnered with WA’s leading supplier of
precast concrete products to validate our
low-carbon cement formulations
Access to target market to validate product
Working with PERMAcast allows Green360 to validate the
Company’s low-carbon cement in pre-cast concrete
products with local WA customers
Leading, reputable supplier
Supplied concrete to major projects such as Chevron’s
Gorgon Gas Project, Perth Optus Stadium, Elizabeth Quay,
BHP’s Jimblebar Iron Ore Project and the Mitchell Fwy
Expansion
Precast concrete facility
PERMAcast has employed up to approx. 400 people, with
in-house precast concrete manufacturing capabilities
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Validating with Customers
Testing low-carbon cement in
commoditised concrete products
Produced Low-Carbon Concrete for Government Project
Green360 has worked with PERMAcast to produce and deliver
concrete blocks made with Green360’s low-carbon cement to a
major WA Government project, a significant step towards validating
the Company’s formulations
Positive results
28-day strength tests conducted on concrete blocks produced with
Green360 low-carbon cement achieved up to 35 megapascals,
exceeding the strength requirements of their end-use applications,1
and providing the project with a significantly reduced emissions
profile
Next steps
Green360 and PERMAcast JV is currently in the process of quoting
jobs to supply other concrete products made with low-carbon
cement to market
1.
Refer to ASX Announcement 20 August 2024
Concrete blocks made with Green360 low-carbon cement
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Kaolin Operations
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Pittong Kaolin Operation
Australia’s only wet kaolin processing facility,
located 40km west of Ballarat in Victoria
Multi-decade mine life
Combined with the Trawalla Deposit, supported by over 18Mt total of Inferred
and Indicated JORC Compliant Kaolin Resources1
Revenue generating asset
$13.3m revenue generated in FY25 from the sale of circa 22kt of product,2 with
recent plant upgrades allowing for scale up to 60kt per annum3 and strategic
customer engagement to offtake additional product
Established customer base
Established sales contracts with recognisable brands, supplying into premium,
high-margin industries, including Dulux, Sherwin Williams, Nippon Paint, and
Estee Lauder
Vertically integrated business
Kaolin is a key input in Green360’s low-carbon cement formulations allowing for
further facility growth and expansion
1.
2.
3.
Refer to Appendix 1 and Annual Report lodged with the ASX on 27 September 2024.
Refer to Quarterly Activates Report lodged with the ASX on 30 July 2025.
As announced on 6 February 2023.
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Customers
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Diverse Customer Base
Low-Carbon Cement
•
Concrete producers
•
Retail chains
Concrete Products
•
Governments – Federal,
State and Local
•
Mining companies
•
Major corporations with
strong ESG credentials
•
Industrial Byproducts
•
Opportunity for supply
agreements with major
mining companies, in
Australia and
internationally
Wet Processed Kaolin
•
Paint producers
•
Rubber manufacturers
•
Pharmaceutical
companies
•
Concrete producers
Price conscious
customers
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Corporate
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Corporate Overview
Aaron Banks - Executive Chairman
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT: 6 AUGUST 2025
Specialist business consultant with over 20 years in business
development and construction management. Founded and managed
Australian Silica Pty Ltd through the discovery of one of the largest
high-grade silica sand resources in the world.
Shares on Issue
~1,009.5m
Options & Performance Rights
~154.8m
Share price
$0.032
Market capitalisation
$32.30m
52-week high
$0.050
Mark Pensabene - Non-Executive Director
52-week low
$0.026
Cash & Cash Equivalents (30 Jun 25)
$1.8m
20 years of operation and management experience in engineering and
construction, including 18 years at ASX-200 Monadelphous Group.
TOP SHAREHOLDERS: 6 AUGUST 2025
Shareholder
Shares (m)
%
Melbourne Securities Corporation Ltd
87.9
8.7
Mr Aaron Banks
73.9
7.3
Mr Christopher Weed & Mrs Janet Brockman
50.3
5.0
Mr Peter Mark Lewis
25.0
2.5
Mr Robert Kingsley Fitzgerald
17.0
1.7
Ratdog Pty Ltd
16.1
1.6
Darren Hedley – Non-Executive Director
Dixson Trust Pty Ltd
12.7
1.3
Bearay Pty Limited
12.4
1.2
Total
295.3
29.3
Over 35 years of leadership in infrastructure management and
construction. Currently serving as CEO of Permacast, a joint venture
partner with GT3, with deep expertise in concrete solutions and largescale construction projects.
Peter Trinder - Non-Executive Director
Over 45 years of experience in concrete technology, specialising in
durability and performance of concrete structures, most recently
independent advisor for major infrastructure projects.
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Capital Raising
TRANSACTION OVERVIEW
Capital Raising to raise A$4.0m (the Offer) (before costs),
comprising:
Transaction Type
Placement
Ranking
All New Shares issued under the Offer will rank
equally with existing GT3 shares from the date of
issue
Lead Manager
CPS Capital
Offer Type
•
Placement to raise A$4.0m by the issue of 181,818,181 new
$0.0220 per New Share represents a:
shares (New Shares).
Offer Pricing
•
31% discount to the last traded price;
•
21% discount to the 5 Day VWAP;
•
24% discount to the 10 Day VWAP.
USES OF FUNDS & INDICATIVE TIMETABLE
The Company intends to apply the funds from the Offer as below:
•
Uses of Funds
Pittong Kaolin operations working capital and metakaolin
production trials
•
Commercialisation of low carbon cement formulations
•
Trials and new customer engagement
•
General working capital and costs of the offer
Trading Halt
Company Recommences
Trading
Settlement of New Shares
under LR 7.1
Thursday, 7th August 2025
Monday, 11th August 2025
Friday, 15th August 2025
Proposed Allotment of New
Shares under LR 7.1
Monday, 18th August 2025
Proposed Issue of New
Shares Subject to
Shareholder Approval
Late September 2025
Key Activities and Proposed Milestones
Q3 CY2025
Q4 CY2025
CY2026
Low-Carbon Cement Development
Commercial scale production trials VICTORIA
Calcined clay-based formulation development and testing
Financial studies and key input material sourcing
Product Validation and Market Adoption
First commercial sales and delivery of a low-carbon products
Testing of industrial by-products and proposed execution of supply
agreements
Financial studies, guidance forecasts and key input supply agreements
Kaolin Operations
Product quality verification tests completed and new sales
Product development and trials in new markets
Continuous processing improvements and cost reduction
1.
All dates subject to change.
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Investment Summary
Urgent
Market Demand
Low-Carbon
Cement
Pathway
to Market
Revenue
Generation
Australian government
has set annual
emissions caps on
industries, requiring
reductions in emissions
year-on-year to meet
regulatory demands.
Simple “drop In
solution” a low-cost,
low-carbon cement
alternative, delivering
superior performance
and a reduced
environmental
footprint.
Executing a
commercialisation plan
alongside a reputable
market leader, focused
on near-term
widespread industry
adoption of low-carbon
cement – with product
already in the market.
Kaolin assets provide
an immediate revenue
stream and strong
financial foundation,
supporting innovation
and growth.
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Contact
REGISTERED OFFICE
Green360 Technologies Limited
Level 11, 40 The Esplanade
Perth, WA 6000
Australia
FURTHER INFORMATION
Aaron Banks – Executive Chairman
info@g360tech.au
ASX:GT3
g360tech.au
Appendix
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Appendix 1
Kaolin Mineral Resources Statement - as at 30 June 2024
Category
White Kaolinised Granite (Mt)
ISO Brightness % (457nm)
Yield <45um %
Kaolin (Mt)
Indicated
9.9
81.0
27.7
2.8
Inferred
2.8
79.8
28.3
0.8
Total
12.7
80.8
27.8
3.6
Indicated
3.6
81.3
35.5
1.3
Inferred
1.9
79.1
33.0
0.7
Total
5.5
80.5
34.6
2.0
Trawalla Resource
Pittong Resource
Information on the Mineral Resources presented is contained in the ASX announcement dated 27 September 2024. Green360 confirms that it is not aware of any information or data that materially affects the information included in this
announcement and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates continue to apply and have not materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings
are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcements.
Appendix 2
Wind with Purpose MOU
The Joint Venture between Green360 and
PERMAcast is granted a first right of refusal to
supply low carbon concrete for Wind with
Purpose (WWP) large-scale projects1
Onshore and offshore energy development
WWP is engaged in the potential development of large-scale onshore and
offshore wind energy projects in Western Australia
Significant construction requirement
WWP plans to install approx. 3 gigawatts of onshore wind and 2 gigawatts
of offshore wind capacity, which would require the construction of
between 400-500 wind turbines1
Potential revenue stream
Volume of concrete required per foundation for an onshore wind turbine
can exceed 1,000 cubic metres,2 with the current commercial value of
concrete being roughly $300 per cubic meter
1.
2.
Refer to Announcement 26 February 2025
https://www.cte-wind.com/
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