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ORION MINERALS LIMITED - March 2026 Quarterly Activities Report

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March 2026 Quarterly Activities Report

Orion Minerals Limited
Incorporated in the Commonwealth of Australia
Australian Company Number 098 939 274
ASX share code: ORN
JSE share code: ORN
ISIN: AU000000ORN1


March 2026 Quarterly Activities Report


                                            HIGHLIGHTS

-   PCZM Project Funding: Binding agreement executed with Glencore plc in relation to the US$250 million
    prepayment facility and concentrate offtake announced in September 2025. The prepayment facility will
    fund the Uppers Development and partially fund the Deeps Development at Prieska, marking a significant
    step in Orion's transition to a fully operational company.

-   PCZM focused on project execution: In parallel with the funding negotiations, the Prieska team continued
    to focus on operational readiness, value engineering opportunities, and execution governance, prior to
    execution commencing.

-   OCP optimisation: Dewatering commenced at Flat Mine North and a drill program is underway at the Flat
    Mines Area of the Okiep Copper Project (OCP).

-   BHP Xplor: Orion was selected to be part of the 2026 BHP Xplor accelerator program, representing a strong
    endorsement of the potential of the Company's Northern Cape exploration portfolio.

-   Key focus for CY 2026: Priorities for the year include completing the remaining conditions precedent for
    the Glencore financing and offtake agreement (expected by the end of Q2 CY2026); commencing
    construction of the Uppers at PCZM and finalising the Okiep Copper Project optimisation studies.

-   Final Settlement of OCP acquisition: Orion settled the Final Acquisition Consideration payable for a
    controlling interest in the OCP.

-   IDC conversion: Post Quarter end, the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited (IDC)
    agreed to convert its convertible loan facility into equity in Orion's subsidiary, PCZM HoldCo.

Orion's Managing Director and CEO, Tony Lennox, commented:

"The March Quarter has represented another busy and productive period for Orion as we continue to
prepare for our imminent transition from explorer to base metals producer in South Africa. We achieved
a number of milestones during the Quarter, with Glencore and BHP Xplor being the most noteworthy. Post
Quarter end, the IDC conversion was another material development for the Company.

"At Prieska, we have made strong progress with our funding negotiations, with the signing of a binding
financing and offtake agreement with Glencore in early February. We are now working through the final
conditions precedent to get construction at Prieska underway. While these have taken longer than initially
expected, they are progressing well and we expect to have them completed by end Q2 2026.

"Concurrently, our Prieska team has been busy with operational readiness, value engineering programs,
and execution governance, to enhance project value for shareholders.

"At Okiep, we completed construction of the wastewater dam to enable dewatering of Flat Mines North,
which has commenced, with a drilling program now underway.

"On the exploration front, we were delighted that Orion has been selected to participate in the 2026 BHP
Xplor accelerator program, with a number of Orion's South African exploration project companies set to
receive an aggregate equity-free grant of US$500,000, as well as access to BHP's technical specialists.
This funding and technical support will be invaluable as we advance geological concepts across our
exploration tenure in South Africa's highly prospective Northern Cape.

"Another material step-forward during the March Quarter was the launch of Our Purpose - Unlocking
resources through people to improve the world – and a refresh of Our Values. Both are important
foundations as we transition into an operating mining company."

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

OVERVIEW

Orion Minerals Ltd (ASX/JSE: ORN) is developing two complementary base metal production hubs in South
Africa's Northern Cape Province – a richly endowed mineral province and globally significant mining
region.

The Company is advancing from developer to operating status, targeting first copper and zinc
production in 2027, with the aspirational goal of ramping up production to >30ktpa copper and >65ktpa
zinc when both projects reach steady-state production.

QUARTERLY SUMMARY

Following completion of a definitive feasibility study (DFS) for each of the Prieska Copper Zinc Mine (PCZM)
and Okiep Copper Project (OCP) in March 2025, Orion's focus in the March 2026 Quarter remained on
project execution planning and funding activities to enable development of both projects to move
forward.

At PCZM, activities remained focused on operational readiness and value engineering. Several tenders
were finalised, with shortlisting and appointment of preferred contractors. Timelines for critical
infrastructure installations, such as electrical requirements, have been prepared with continued
engagement with Eskom for staged delivery.

At Okiep, work focused on advancing near and medium-term exploration targets, with work completed
on the wastewater dam allowing dewatering at Flat Mine North to commence. Resource optimisation
work continued, with a drill program for the Flat Mine deposits commencing during the Quarter.

HEALTH AND SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE

Health and Safety

There were no injuries or incidents reported for the Quarter. The hours worked for the Quarter and the
2026 financial year to date (YTD) are shown in the table below:

Table 1: Hours worked at the Group's Areachap and Okiep Copper Projects (South Africa).


                                                            Hours Worked
                  Category of Work
                                                 Quarter                   FY2026 YTD
                  Exploration                     1,334                       3,477
                  Surface                         7,874                      25,398
                  Underground                     1,698                       5,333
                  Contractors                    20,404                      52,692
                  Total                          31,310                      86,900


The Lost-Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) per 200,000 hours worked was 0 for the financial year to date
and 0 for the March Quarter.

At the end of the Quarter, the team achieved 346 days without a Lost-Time Injury (LTI).
                                                                                                          
Community and Stakeholder Engagement

Prieska Copper Zinc Mine (PCZM)

This Quarter, stakeholder engagement focused on the Siyathemba Municipality, specifically future
housing availability in Prieska and the presentation of the PCZM Project Execution Plan.

The quarterly Orion Siyathemba Stakeholder Engagement Forum (OSSEF) meeting was held in February
2026. Updates were provided on the primary focus areas, including the PCZM Project status, operational
readiness, project funding and progress on procurement and human resources. The session also
presented an opportunity to introduce Orion's purpose and values to stakeholders.

A special invitee to the OSSEF meeting was the Industrial Development Corporation's Regional Manager
for the Northern Cape Province, who highlighted local business development support for Siyathemba-
based companies interested in doing business with Orion Minerals.

Okiep Copper Project (OCP)

Orion engages with the local Community

Routine engagement with stakeholders within the Nama Khoi host community continued during the
Quarter.

Environmental Management

Making positive contributions to the state of the natural environment, reducing pollution and ensuring
negligible contamination from operational activities are central to Orion's business model and are part
of the Company's ongoing commitment to delivering the highest level of environmental compliance,
while managing and monitoring the environmental impacts of our activities throughout the exploration
and mining lifecycle.

There were no environmental incidents recorded during the Quarter.

ORION OPERATIONS

PRIESKA COPPER ZINC MINE (PCZM)

Critical Focus Items

During the March 2026 Quarter, activities remained focused on value engineering, operational readiness
and identifying the critical skills required for project execution.

Definitive Feasibility Study

The PCZM DFS outlined an accelerated development strategy based on an initial "Uppers" mining
operation of high-grade near-surface JORC Resources at 20kt per month, while dewatering the shaft and
old workings is undertaken in preparation for the "Deeps" mining phase at a production rate of 200kt per
month.

The mining method to be used for the extraction of near-surface ore will be Long-hole Open Stoping
(LHOS).

The DFS focused on achieving early production from the 13th month after start of operations of the Upper-
Level section, followed by larger scale extraction from the Deeps section after the dewatering of the
mine is completed 22 months from start of operations.

For the Deeps, Orion will employ a combination of drift-and-fill and long-hole open stoping, supported by
conventional froth-flotation processing to produce separate copper and zinc concentrates. Dewatering
is scheduled for completion in month 22, followed by six months of underground construction and
development, after which mining will commence. Ore will be hoisted to surface via the Koepe rock
winder. First concentrate production from the Deeps is planned for month 42.

Value Engineering & Operational Readiness

The Owners Team continued to focus on opportunities to improve on the DFS with Value Engineering and
Operational Readiness during the March 2026 Quarter.

Sound Mining has produced a new Upper-Level mining schedule that brings forward stoping tonnes from
the ore drives developed during trial mining. This has allowed Upper-Level Mining operations to start six
months later than originally planned, thereby de-risking the delivery of long-lead mining machines. Upper-
Level mining will be contracted out to remove the risk associated with recruiting the right skills and having
to train an inexperienced workforce. The contractor mining market was tested, and two experienced
contracting companies were shortlisted and requested to draw up and cost an execution plan based
on the Sound Mining schedule. The appointment of the mining contractor will be concluded in Q2-
CY2026, giving them sufficient time to mobilise before mining commences in month 6.

The Sound Mining Upper-Level mining schedule was used as the basis for issuing a tender for the supply
of the mechanised mining fleet. More than ten vendors submitted proposals covering load-and-haul,
drilling and support equipment.

The submissions were evaluated on a total cost of ownership basis, following which three vendors were
shortlisted and engaged in further discussions focusing on equipment standardisation and fleet financing
options. Final vendor selection is scheduled for Q2 CY2026, allowing for equipment lead times as well as
a one-month period for on-site commissioning and operator training prior to the commencement of
Upper-Level mining.

Torque Africa has been appointed as the preferred drilling contractor. Drilling will commence at project
kick-off from historical underground tunnels to accelerate the conversion of Inferred Resources to
Indicated status ahead of the start of mining.

The drilling scope and schedule have been finalised and include geotechnical, percussion and definition
drilling. Drilling speed and cost efficiency will be optimised through the use of reverse-circulation (RC)
drilling across the weathered material, transitioning to diamond core drilling through the orebody.

Torque Africa is currently converting a surface RC drill rig for underground application and incorporating
interchangeable diamond core drilling capability. This innovative approach represents a first for South
Africa and is expected to provide material improvements in drilling flexibility, efficiency, and cost control.

The opportunity for storing all B.O.O.T plant tailings underground – either in previously mined-out stopes or
in newly developed stopes incorporated into the mining schedule – is currently being reevaluated. The
underground storage options, comprising paste fill and grout plant alternatives, are being assessed
against the traditional surface tailings storage facility (TSF) included in the DFS.

In the Upper-Level mining, an additional opportunity exists to increase Reserves by incorporating
high-grade tonnes located in the south-eastern portion of the Resource. These areas were previously
excluded for geotechnical reasons but may become accessible through the backfilling of critical
historical stopes, thereby improving both Reserve recovery and overall mine stability.

PCZM, CENEC (Prieska Power Reserve) and the Siyathemba Local Municipality (SLM) have concluded a
set of terms of reference and a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the timely upgrade of
the SLM Orange River water extraction and treatment infrastructure. The proposed upgrade will increase
treatment capacity from 15 ML/day to 28 ML/day.

These agreements have resulted in the establishment of a technical steering committee and the
appointment of the MDA Group, based in Bloemfontein, to facilitate the Water Use Licence amendment                                                                                                           
(WULA) application with the Department of Water and Sanitation to allow for the increased extraction
capacity.

Installation timelines for surface and underground bulk electrical infrastructure have been aligned with
the project's electrical load profile to optimise resource utilisation and capital efficiency. Engagement
with Eskom has continued to ensure alignment on the staged delivery of the full 70 MVA power
requirement for PCZM, in line with site development activities.

The initial 35 MVA supply is scheduled to be available by month 16, with the remaining 35 MVA provided
by month 28, coinciding with the planned commencement of Deeps mining operations.

OKIEP COPPER PROJECT (OCP)

Critical Focus Items

Metallurgical test work has commenced at Maelgwyn for the Flat Mines South (FMS) deposit of the Okiep
Copper Project. Previous DFS test work was limited to the Flat Mines North (FMN) and Flat Mines East (FME)
areas. The current program is designed to validate the performance of the proposed process flowsheet
on FMS resources.

Dewatering of FMN commenced, following completion of building the new wastewater dam, including
the liner and perimeter fence during the Quarter.

Exploration upside

A limited drilling program for the Flat Mines deposits commenced in February 2026 to assist in Resource
optimisation work. The objectives are to intersect near-surface Inferred Resource blocks that may be
accessed early in the mine schedule and to test lateral extensions to the mineralisation model where it
may be open in selected locations. The outcome of this work is expected to inform recommendations for
future work or opportunities for Resource extension.

Field reconnaissance mapping of tenements to the west of Nababeep commenced following the
successful conclusion of landowner access negotiations. Follow-up of anomalies with geophysical surveys
is expected to commence in the next quarter.

Geological optimisation work on the outcome of the OCP DFS (refer ASX/JSE release 28 March 2025)
continued during the Quarter.

JACOMYNSPAN Ni-Cu-Co-PGE PROJECT

The Jacomynspan Nickel-Copper-PGE Project (JMP) is Orion's third project alongside PCZM and OCP,
with the potential to be a significant metals producer.

Orion has established the potential for a large-scale, near-surface bulk mining operation at JMP, with
drilling confirming the presence of shallow sulphide nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE mineralisation within the
ultramafic structure.

During the Quarter, Orion continued exploring innovative metallurgical pathways, with the aim of
unlocking further value from the deposit.

Areachap Exploration

The Areachap Project is located in an under-explored belt of the same name, covering an area
exceeding 175,000ha with multiple VMS-style copper-zinc and nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE-gold ultramafic
intrusive targets within Orion's tenements, including numerous unexplored targets.
Chief among these are:

   •   The Kantienpan zinc-copper VMS project – where a substantial mineralised deposit has been
       identified through drill-testing with this project to be progressed to concept level;
                                                                                           
   •   The Witkop copper-gold project – where a preliminary mineralisation assessment has been
       completed and further assessment is underway regarding the potential concept level of the
       project;

   •   The Boksputs copper-zinc VMS project – where additional follow-up exploration is required
       following geophysical investigation and preliminary drill-testing; and

   •   Orange River pegmatite swarm – where additional lithium, beryllium and Rare Earth Element (REE)
       mineralisation potential is being investigated in an area that traverses the Orion tenements.

Exploration activities in the Quarter included ongoing review, processing and modelling of existing
geophysical survey results, and the planning and design of detailed follow-up geophysical survey
programs.

BHP Xplor

Orion Minerals was selected to participate in the 2026 cohort of BHP's Xplor project accelerator program.
The anticipated outcome of the program is an enhanced understanding of the geological controls on
mineralisation found within Orion's tenements package, an accelerated approach to exploration and
target evaluation and improved targeting for future Mineral Resources.

The program commenced with a one-week technical Boot Camp workshop in February 2026, held in
Cape Town. Since then, BHP has held a number of coaching sessions and masterclasses for technical
and business capacity building. The selected works program will be executed over the subsequent six
months.

Australian Projects

Fraser Range – Nickel-Copper Projects (Western Australia)

The Fraser Range Project is a belt-scale project, highly prospective for high-value magmatic nickel-
copper-cobalt sulphide discoveries. The project is a joint venture with ASX-listed IGO Limited (IGO), which
is the dominant landholder in the Fraser Range and owns the Nova Operation, which is mining and
processing the Nova-Bollinger nickel-copper-cobalt sulphide deposit discovered in 2012.

Orion maintains a small tenement holding in the Fraser Range under a joint venture with IGO. In terms of
the joint venture, IGO is responsible for the exploration of all the tenements while Orion is free carried by
IGO through to the first Pre-Feasibility Study. This allows Orion to maintain exposure to ongoing exploration
and development of the project, without any ongoing financial commitment.

Walhalla – Gold and Polymetals Project (Victoria)

While the Walhalla-Woods Point District is best known for gold mining, high-grade copper-nickel and PGE
mineralisation also occurs within the belt. Both the gold and copper-nickel-PGE mineralisation within this
district are hosted within dykes from the Woods Point Dyke Swarm, a series of ultramafic to felsic dykes
occurring over a 75km long north-south belt.

No field or exploration work was carried out on the Walhalla Project during the Quarter.

Corporate

Cash and Finance

Cash on hand at the end of the Quarter was A$3.07 million. Payments made to related parties and their
associates during the Quarter was A$(17)k for director fees and consulting fees as well as A$64k (nett) to
joint venture partners, as listed in Section 6 of the Company's Quarterly Cash Flow Report (Appendix 5B).
                                                                                                           
Project Financing (PCZM) – Binding Prepayment Agreement with Glencore

During the Quarter, Orion executed a binding prepayment agreement with a wholly owned subsidiary
of Glencore plc (Glencore) for a US$250 million prepayment facility linked to the sale of bulk copper and
zinc concentrates from PCZM.

The binding agreement follows the previous signing of a non-binding agreement (refer ASX/JSE
announcement 17 September 2025).

The facility will fund the Uppers Development and partially fund the Deeps Development at Prieska, with
the Prepayment Facility to be made available to PCZM as follows:

   •   Tranche A – US$40 million: To fund the construction and start-up of the Uppers; and

   •   Tranche B – US$210 million: To fund the construction and start-up of the Deeps, including the
       potential for an early drawdown of up to US$50 million to commence early works, based on
       certain conditions being fulfilled.

Key Terms of the Facility

   •   Market-related return to be received by Glencore that is consistent with transactions of this nature
       and which includes a step-down in the return rate once commercial production is declared. The
       return is settled monthly and is capitalised until approximately 18 months after first production from
       the Uppers;

   •   PCZM may at any time repay the Prepayment Facility without penalty;

   •   Settlement of the Prepayment Facility occurs through the sale and delivery of bulk, copper and
       zinc concentrates from the Prieska Copper Zinc Mine in terms of the linked offtake arrangements;

   •   The Prepayment Facility has first ranking security pari passu with other PCZM secured lenders;

   •   Orion will guarantee the obligations of PCZM under the Prepayment Facility; and

   •   Undertakings, covenants, warranties and terms and conditions as would be standard and
       customary for transactions of this nature.

Consistent with these types of transactions, there are a number of conditions precedent, including:

   •   South African Reserve Bank and other regulatory approvals;

   •   conclusion of an updated intercreditor agreement between Glencore, Triple Flag and the
       Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa;

   •   conclusion of the linked offtake agreements with Glencore for the bulk concentrate for the
       Uppers and the copper and zinc concentrates for the Deeps;

   •   finalisation of the scope of work and spend allocation in relation to the Uppers; and

   •   as a condition to Tranche B, Glencore securing non-recourse funding from third parties to enable
       it to fund its prepayments in relation to Tranche B.

Project Financing (PCZM) – Loan Conversion

Post Quarter-end, the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited (IDC) agreed to convert
its convertible loan facility into equity in Orion's subsidiary, PCZM HoldCo (Pty) Ltd (PCZM HoldCo), in
accordance with the loan facility agreement dated February 2023 (Facility Agreement) and the
implementation agreement executed on 31 March 2026.

Following completion of the Equity Conversion, the IDC will hold approximately 23.8% of PCZM HoldCo
(an effective interest of approximately 16.7% in PCZM) and retain a shareholder loan of approximately
ZAR272.4 million (~$23.3 million).

Refer ASX/JSE announcement 2 April 2026 for key terms and fulfilment conditions.
                                                                                                            
Okiep Copper Project – Acquisition

On 18 March 2026, the Company announced settlement of Final Acquisition Consideration payable to
complete the acquisition of a controlling interest in the Okiep Copper Project (OCP). The acquisition
settlement followed the satisfaction of the final suspensive conditions for the transaction – including
receipt of exchange control approval from the Foreign Surveillance Department of the South African
Reserve Bank.

The remaining consideration paid by Orion and its subsidiary, Area Metals Holdings No 6 (Pty) Ltd (AMH6),
totalled approximately:

    •   ZAR2.30 million (~$195,000) in cash; and

    •   ZAR12.44 million (~$1.05 million) to be satisfied through the issue of 71.91 million fully paid ordinary
        Orion shares (Shares),

Orion's remaining commitment is to undertake ~ZAR6.35 million (~$0.54 million) of exploration expenditure
on the mineral projects acquired from Nababeep Copper Company (Pty) Ltd (NCC) and Bulletrap
Copper Co (Pty) Ltd (BCC) by 30 November 2026. Exploration and drilling programs are currently
underway at the OCP.

Tenement Table
                                                     Ownership    Change
Tenement                  Project                                              Joint Venture Partner
                                                     Interest     in Quarter
South Africa
NC30/5/1/1/2/11850PR
                          Bartotrax                  100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/13528PR
NC30/5/1/2/2/10138MR      Prieska Copper Zinc Mine   70%          ---          ---

NC30/5/1/2/2/10146MR      Prieska Copper Zinc Mine   70%          ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/12257PR      Prieska Near Mine-OE5      100%         ---          ---

NC30/5/1/1/2/12258PR      Prieska Near Mine-OE5      100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/12287PR      Prieska Near Mine-OE5      100%         ---          ---

NC30/5/1/1/2/12405PR      Prieska Near Mine-OE5      100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/11840PR
                          Doonies Pan                70%          ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/13752PR
NC30/5/1/2/2/10032MR      Namaqua-Disawell           25%          ---          Namaqua Nickel Mining (Pty) Ltd
NC30/5/1/1/2/12216PR
                          Namaqua-Disawell           25%          ---          Namaqua Nickel Mining (Pty) Ltd
NC30/5/1/1/2/14800PR
NC30/5/1/1/2/13397PR      Namaqua-Disawell           25%          ---          Disawell (Pty) Ltd
NC30/5/1/1/2/13398PR      Namaqua-Disawell           25%          ---          Disawell (Pty) Ltd
NC30/5/1/1/2/12197PR
                          Boksputs North             70%          ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/14807PR
NC30/5/1/1/2/11125PR
                          Okiep                      100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/13395PR
NC30/5/1/1/2/12357PR
                          Okiep                      100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/14802PR
NC30/5/1/1/2/12897PR      Okiep                      100%         ---          ---
                                                                               Industrial Development Corporation of
NC30/5/1/2/2/10150MR      Okiep                      56.25%       ---
                                                                               South Africa Limited (IDC)
NC30/5/1/1/2/12850PR      Okiep                      56.25%       ---          IDC

                                                     Ownership    Change
Tenement                  Project                                              Joint Venture Partner
                                                     Interest     in Quarter
NC30/5/1/1/2/12755PR      Okiep                      56.25%       ---          IDC

NC30/5/1/1/2/12848PR      Okiep                      56.25%       ---          IDC

NC30/5/1/1/2/12852PR      Okiep                      100%         ---          ---
NC30/5/1/1/2/12854PR      Okiep                      100%         ---          ---

Western Australia
                                                                               IGO Limited & Geological Resources
E39/1653                  Fraser Range               35%          ---
                                                                               Pty Ltd
Victoria
EL6069                    Walhalla                   100%         ---          ---
EL5042                    Walhalla                   100%         ---          ---


This Quarterly report is authorised by the Board.

30 April 2026

JSE Sponsor
Merchantec Capital

Disclaimer

This release may include forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements may include, among other
things, statements regarding targets, estimates and assumptions in respect of metal production and prices, operating
costs and results, capital expenditures, mineral reserves and mineral resources and anticipated grades and recovery
rates, and are or may be based on assumptions and estimates related to future technical, economic, market,
political, social and other conditions. These forward-looking statements are based on management's expectations
and beliefs concerning future events. Forward-looking statements inherently involve subjective judgement and
analysis and are necessarily subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are outside the control of
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uncertainties, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements. Orion makes
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     for negligence).                                                                                                                   
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