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Merdeka Gold Resources Public Expose March 2026
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Disclaimer
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future production and grades, estimated revenues and reserves, targets are cost savings, the construction cost of new projects, projected capital
expenditures, the timing of new projects, future cash flow and debt levels, the outlook for minerals and metals prices, the outlook for economic recovery
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Highlights
For FY2025, EMAS booked revenue of US$0.1 million with EBITDA of US$(9.5) million, reflecting pre-operational
status, with expenses incurred primarily for development and overhead prior to commencement of commercial
operations in Q1 2026.
Project Updates:
• As of the end of 2025, Pani construction reached 94% overall completion.
• Project-to-date of FY2025, EMAS has invested US$238 million for the construction and pre-production
expenditure for the imminent open-pit mining with heap leach processing operation.
• First gold pour conducted on 14 February 2026, officially marks the commencement of commercial gold
production.
• With heap leach production currently underway, EMAS has commenced construction of the CIL facility, with
earthworks started in early 2026—ahead of the original 2027 timeline. EMAS has also accelerated development
of the 12 Mtpa CIL facility, now slated for completion in 2028, compared with the original phased plan (7 Mtpa in
2029, followed by expansion to 12 Mtpa in 2032), supporting EMAS target to reach peak gold production of
~500,000 oz per annum.
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EMAS Consolidated Financial Statements (Before Minority)
In US$ million 2024 2025 • Lower revenue and cost of revenue contributed by
Revenue 1.7 0.1 the full elimination of heavy equipment rental
Cost of Revenue (exclusive of Depreciation) (1.0) (0.1) services for PETS mining infrastructure
construction since June 2024.
Depreciation (0.1) (0.1)
Gross Profit (Loss) 0.6 (0.1) • Increase in general & administrative expenses
contributed by professional consulting services and
community development programs.
General & Administrative Expenses (1.0) (9.5)
• Decrease in finance expenses (net) contributed
Operating Loss (0.4) (9.6)
by the capitalization of interest costs throughout
the period.
Finance Expenses, net (20.0) (13.5)
• Decrease in other expenses (net) mainly due to fair
Other Income (Expenses), net 5.5 (2.2) value recognition and remeasurement of equity
Loss Before Tax (14.9) (25.3) interest of acquired subsidiary following the June
Tax Benefit (Expense) 2.2 (2.1) 2024 acquisition.
Net Loss Before Minority (12.7) (27.4) • Increase in income tax expense primarily due to
deferred tax expense factors impacted the Group’s
income tax.
EBITDA (0.3) (9.5)
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2025 Cash Flow
US$ million • Proceeds from sale &
lease back (US$12m)
310 12
(141)
261
• Financing cost (US$43)
• Lease payment (US$9m)
277
(435) 45
67 (50)
(19) (52) (2)
(183)
CFO Net IPO Proceeds Loan Drawdown Share Buyback Loan Rep. Exc. Rate Effect
Beginning Cash Capex SHL Drawdown Other Inflows SHL Rep. Other Outflow Ending Cash
CFO: $19m CFI: ($183m) CFF: $182m
• Capital expenditures during the year totaling to US$183 million was primarily spent for the construction and development of the heap leach
operation project.
• Financing net inflow of US$182m driven by net IPO proceeds of US$277 million and net loan drawdown of US$260 million, offset by
shareholder loan net repayment of US$174 million, payment of treasury stock of US$141 million and financing costs of US$43 million.
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Project Development
Heap Leach (HL)
➢ HL operation will commence with 8 Mtpa initial capacity, increasing from the
original 7 Mtpa plan. Further study is ongoing to expand to 10 Mtpa after 2026.
Site Photos
➢ Milestones achievement by the end of 2025:
• Construction has reached 94% overall completion.
• 1 October 2025 - mining activities commenced alongside energisation of PLN
based on Renewable Energy Certificate (“REC”).
• 12 November 2025 - ore crushing began at the Ore Processing Plant (“OPP”).
• 15 December 2025 - crushed ore stacking commenced. HL - Ore Preparation Plant HL – Heap Leach Pad
• The Adsorption, Desorption and Recovery (“ADR”) gold plant achieved key
commissioning milestones, with energisation completed and water
commissioning finalised across of all first-gold priority systems.
➢ Planned milestones ahead:
• Irrigation of stacked ore commenced on 27 January 2026.
• First gold pour commences on 14 February 2026, marking commencement of
production phase.
HL - ADR Plant HL – Storm Water Pond
Carbon-in-Leach (CIL)
➢ CIL development to commence production earlier with 12 Mtpa starting capacity in 2028, compared to initial design of 7.5 Mtpa starting
in 2029.
➢ Subsequent to 2025, earthwork has commenced while the engineering, construction tender award, mobilisation and construction
commencement for the TSF starter dam are targeted in Q1 2026.
➢ Definitive Feasibility Study (“DFS”) update advancing and is targeting a Final Investment Decisions (“FID”) in 2026 to validate ore feed
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2026 Guidance
Gold production guidance for 2026 is expected to be 100,000-115,000 oz, marking an increase from the original
target of 80,000 oz.
Cash cost and all-in sustaining cost (“AISC”) guidance (excluding royalties and silver credits) are US$900-
US$1,100/oz and US$1,300-US$1,450/oz, respectively.
Silver as a by-product is forecasted to be 100,000-200,000 oz of production.
2026 guidance is subject to Rencana Kerja dan Anggaran Biaya (RKAB) approval. The AISC is expected to decline in
future years as operations stabilise and production increases.
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Thank you
PT Merdeka Gold Resources Tbk
Treasury Tower Lt. 67, District 8, SCBD Lot 28
Jalan Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 52–53
Senayan, Kebayoran Baru
Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta 12190
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