“We are now entering a new phase for Eurobattery Minerals. With financing secured, a strengthened balance sheet and advancing projects, our focus is clear: execution, production and building long-term value through responsibly mined minerals from Europe, for Europe. Operations are advancing at a good pace at the San Juan tungsten project and production is expected to start in Q1-2027,” says Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals AB.

Strategic and operational highlights during Q1-2026

• Applications for Strategic Project status under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) submitted for both San Juan and Hautalampi, strengthening the projects’ strategic positioning within Europe.
• FinnCobalt published its first Sustainability Report for Hautalampi, increasing transparency and reinforcing the project’s position as a future European source of battery minerals.
• Final engineering phase initiated at the San Juan tungsten project, marking a key step towards planned production in 2027.
• Fenja Capital converted the final tranche of convertible bonds into shares, leaving the Company free of convertible debt and strengthening the balance sheet.
• A dedicated project website for San Juan was launched, strengthening transparency and dialogue with local stakeholders in Galicia.
• Bulk sample dispatched to SLR Consulting for advanced metallurgical testwork supporting final process optimisation and plant design for San Juan.

Key financial figures for Q1-2026

• Net sales amounted to SEK 0 thousand (Q1 2025: SEK 0 thousand).
• Operating profit/loss after financial items totalled SEK -52,345 thousand
  (Q1 2025: SEK -2,946 thousand).
• Earnings per share after financial items before dilution amounted to SEK -0.05
  (Q1 2025: SEK -0.01).
• Earnings per share after financial items after dilution amounted to SEK -0.05
  (Q1 2025: SEK -0.01).
• Cash flow from operating activities was SEK -5,620 thousand
  (Q1 2025: SEK -335 thousand).

Detailed financial information
The Interim Report for the period January-March 2026 from Eurobattery Minerals AB is available for download at the Company’s website and can be viewed in the attachment of the release (see below).

Language versions
Eurobattery Minerals AB publishes information in English, Swedish, and German for the convenience of our shareholders and stakeholders. In the event of any discrepancies or inconsistencies between the language versions, the English version shall prevail.

Right to participate and notification

• Shareholders who wish to participate in the general meeting must
• be entered in the share register kept by Euroclear Sweden AB on Monday, 22 June 2026, and
• notify the Company no later than Wednesday, 24 June 2026 by post to Eurobattery Minerals AB, Strandvägen 7A, 114 56 Stockholm, Sweden, or by e-mail to ir@eurobatteryminerals.com. The notification shall state full name, personal or corporate identity number, shareholding, address, daytime telephone number and, where applicable, information regarding any representative or assistant (maximum two). The notification should, where applicable, be accompanied by powers of attorney, certificates of registration and other authorisation documents.

Nominee-registered shares
A shareholder whose shares are nominee-registered must, in order to be entitled to participate in the meeting, through the nominee, have the shares registered in his/her own name so that the shareholder is entered in the share register kept by Euroclear Sweden AB on the record date of 22 June 2026. Such registration may be temporary (so-called voting rights registration). Shareholders who wish to register their shares in their own name must, in accordance with the procedures of the relevant nominee, request that the nominee carries out such voting rights registration. Voting rights registration requested by a shareholder in such time that the registration has been made by the relevant nominee no later than 24 June 2026 will be taken into account in the preparation of the share register.

Number of shares and votes
The number of outstanding shares and votes in the Company amounts at the time of this notice to a total of 1,001,258,262 shares. The Company holds no own shares.

Proposed agenda

1. Opening of the meeting
2. Election of chairperson of the meeting
3. Preparation and approval of the voting list
4. Approval of the agenda
5. Election of one or two persons to verify the minutes
6. Determination of whether the meeting has been duly convened
7. Presentation of the annual report and the auditor’s report and the consolidated annual report and the consolidated auditor’s report
8. Resolutions regarding:
   1. Adoption of the income statement and balance sheet and the consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet
   2. Allocation of the Company’s profit or loss according to the adopted balance sheet
   3. Discharge from liability for the members of the board of directors and the CEO
9. Determination of fees to the board of directors and the auditors
10. Election of the board of directors and auditor
11. Resolution on directed issue of performance shares
12. Resolution on directed set-off issue
13. Resolution on directed issue of shares
14. Resolution on directed issue of shares
15. Resolution on directed issue of shares
16. Resolution on incentive programme for the CEO
17. Resolution on authorisation for the board of directors to issue shares
18. Resolution on amendment of the articles of association
19. Resolution on reverse split of shares
20. Closing of the meeting

PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS

Resolution on allocation of the Company’s profit or loss according to the adopted balance sheet (item 8 b)
The board of directors proposes that the result for the year be carried forward.

The board of directors further proposes that no dividend be paid for the financial year 2025.

Determination of fees to the board of directors and the auditor (item 9)
The shareholder DH Invest AB (the “Shareholder”) proposes a total annual board fee of SEK 420,000, of which SEK 180,000 to the chair of the board and SEK 120,000 to each other board member elected by the general meeting.

The Shareholder proposes that the auditor’s fee, for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting, shall be paid in accordance with approved invoice.

Election of the board of directors and auditor (item 10)
The Shareholder proposes that the number of board members shall be three without deputy board members. The Shareholder proposes that the number of auditors shall be one and one deputy.

The Shareholder proposes re-election of Eckhard Cordes, Jan Olof Arnbom and Roberto Garcia Martinez as board members for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting. The Shareholder further proposes that Jan Olof Arnbom be elected chair of the board.

The Shareholder proposes re-election of Johan Isbrand as auditor in charge and Nils Appelqvist as deputy auditor, with a term of office until the end of the next Annual General Meeting.

Resolution on directed issue of performance shares (item 11)
The board of directors has resolved that the Company’s CEO, Roberto García Martínez, in accordance with his employment contract, shall receive his bonus in the form of performance shares corresponding to 95 percent of his gross annual salary received during the financial year 2025.

The number of performance shares Roberto Garcia Martinez shall be rewarded with has been determined based on the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of the Company’s shares during the last thirty trading days prior to 27^th of May 2026. Accordingly, the board of directors has resolved that Roberto Garcia Martinez shall be granted 28,440,588 shares as a performance share award.

To execute the delivery of 28,440,588 performance shares, the board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of shares to the company Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd, wholly owned by Roberto García Martínez, on the following terms.
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of a maximum of 28,440,588 shares, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 38,915.152106. Otherwise, the following conditions shall apply.

1. With deviation from the shareholders preferential rights, the right to subscribe for the new shares shall vest with Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd.
2. The subscription price per share is 80% of the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days preceding the 27th of May 2026 (approximately 0.16 SEK corresponding to a total of SEK 4,452,614.68709598). The subscription price has been determined by the employment agreement with Roberto Garcia Martinez. The share premium shall be transferred to the unrestricted premium reserve.
3. The board of directors assesses the overall terms to be on market terms. The subscription price corresponds to 80 per cent of the volume-weighted average price during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026. The discount of 20 per cent constitutes a contractually agreed part of the CEO’s variable remuneration under the employment agreement and is motivated by incentive and retention considerations. Taking this into account, the board of directors assesses the terms to be on market terms and consistent with the remuneration structure for the CEO.
4. Subscription for the new shares shall be made through set-off no later than three weeks from the Annual General Meeting’s resolution on the new issue of shares. The board of directors shall be entitled to extend the subscription period.
5. Payment for the new shares shall be made by way of set-off against a claim consisting of the CEO’s bonus granted by the board of directors in accordance with the CEO’s employment contract. The board of directors shall be entitled to extend the payment period.
6. The new shares shall entitle to a dividend for the first time on the record date for dividend that occurs after the shares have been entered in the Company’s share register.

The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights is to pay remuneration to the CEO in a liquidity-efficient manner.

The resolution requires support by shareholders holding not less than nine tenths of both the votes cast and of the shares represented at the Annual General Meeting.

Resolution on directed set-off issue (item 12)
The Company has received consulting services from Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd, for which a consulting fee has accrued but not yet been paid. The board of directors has resolved that final payment of the accrued consulting fee shall be made by way of set-off against newly issued shares in the Company.

The number of shares that Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd shall receive has been determined based on the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of the Company’s shares during the last thirty trading days prior to the 27^th of May 2026. Accordingly, the board of directors has resolved that Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd shall receive 6,321,308 shares as consideration for the accrued consulting fee.

To execute the set-off of the accrued consulting fee, the board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of shares to Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd, a company wholly owned by the Company’s CEO Roberto García Martínez, on the following terms.

The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of a maximum of 6,321,308 shares, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 8,649.422520. Otherwise, the following conditions shall apply.

1. With deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights, the right to subscribe for the new shares shall vest with Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd.
2. The subscription price per share shall be the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026 (approximately SEK 0.2, in total SEK 1,237,067.814950650). The share premium shall be transferred to the unrestricted premium reserve.
3. The board of directors assesses the subscription price to be on market terms. The subscription price corresponds to the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026. As the price is based on actual paid market prices over a longer and representative measurement period, it reflects the share’s true market value and is only to a limited extent affected by short-term price movements. The subscription price therefore entails neither a discount nor a premium relative to the share’s market value, and the board of directors accordingly assesses it as being on market terms.
4. Subscription for the new shares shall be made through set-off no later than three weeks from the Annual General Meeting’s resolution on the new issue of shares. The board of directors shall be entitled to extend the subscription period.
5. Payment for the new shares shall be made by way of set-off against Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd’s claim against the Company in respect of the accrued consulting fee. The board of directors shall be entitled to extend the payment period.
6. The new shares shall entitle to a dividend for the first time on the record date for dividend that occurs after the shares have been entered in the Company’s share register.

The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights is the need to settle Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd’s claim for the accrued consulting fee in a liquidity-efficient manner.

The resolution requires support by shareholders holding not less than nine tenths of both the votes cast and of the shares represented at the Annual General Meeting.

Resolution on directed issue of shares (item 13)
The Company has a debt to the board member Eckhard Cordes in respect of board fees of SEK 84,000. The board of directors proposes that final payment of the board fees be made by way of set-off against newly issued shares in the Company.
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of a maximum of 429,232 shares, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 587.316569. The following terms shall otherwise apply to the issue:
With deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights, the new shares shall only be subscribed for by Eckhard Cordes.
The subscription price per share shall be the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days preceding 27 May 2026 (approximately SEK 0.2, in total SEK 83,999.8766626934). The share premium shall be transferred to the unrestricted premium reserve.
The board of directors assesses the subscription price to be on market terms. The subscription price corresponds to the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026. As the price is based on actual paid market prices over a longer and representative measurement period, it reflects the share’s true market value and is only to a limited extent affected by short-term price movements. The subscription price therefore entails neither a discount nor a premium relative to the share’s market value, and the board of directors accordingly assesses it as being on market terms.
Subscription for the shares shall be made by way of set-off no later than three weeks from the Annual General Meeting’s resolution on the new issue. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.
Payment for the subscribed shares shall be made by way of set-off against Eckhard Cordes’s claim against the Company in respect of board fees. The board of directors is entitled to extend the payment period.
The new shares shall entitle to a dividend for the first time on the record date for dividend that occurs after the new shares have been entered in the Company’s share register.
The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights is the need to settle the board member’s claim for board fees in a liquidity-efficient manner.
The resolution requires the approval of shareholders representing at least nine-tenths of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the general meeting.

Resolution on directed issue of shares (item 14)
The Company has a debt to the board member Jan-Olof Arnbom in respect of board fees of SEK 117,000. The board of directors proposes that final payment of the board fees be made by way of set-off against newly issued shares in the Company.
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of a maximum of 597,859 shares, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 818.048274. The following terms shall otherwise apply to the issue:
With deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights, the new shares shall only be subscribed for by Jan-Olof Arnbom.
The subscription price per share shall be the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days preceding 27 May 2026 (approximately SEK 0.2, in total SEK 116,999.856165619). The share premium shall be transferred to the unrestricted premium reserve.
The board of directors assesses the subscription price to be on market terms. The subscription price corresponds to the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026. As the price is based on actual paid market prices over a longer and representative measurement period, it reflects the share’s true market value and is only to a limited extent affected by short-term price movements. The subscription price therefore entails neither a discount nor a premium relative to the share’s market value, and the board of directors accordingly assesses it as being on market terms.
Subscription for the shares shall be made by way of set-off no later than three weeks from the Annual General Meeting’s resolution on the new issue. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.
Payment for the subscribed shares shall be made by way of set-off against Jan-Olof Arnbom’s claim against the Company in respect of board fees. The board of directors is entitled to extend the payment period.
The new shares shall entitle to a dividend for the first time on the record date for dividend that occurs after the new shares have been entered in the Company’s share register.
The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights is the need to settle the board member’s claim for board fees in a liquidity-efficient manner.
The resolution requires the approval of shareholders representing at least nine-tenths of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the general meeting.

Resolution on directed issue of shares (item 15)
The Company has a debt to the board member Roberto Garcia Martinez in respect of board fees of SEK 84,000. The board of directors proposes that final payment of the board fees be made by way of set-off against newly issued shares in the Company.
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of a maximum of 429,232 shares, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 587.316569. The following terms shall otherwise apply to the issue:
With deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights, the new shares shall only be subscribed for by Roberto Garcia Martinez.
The subscription price per share shall be the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days preceding 27 May 2026 (approximately SEK 0.2, in total SEK 83,999.8766626934). The share premium shall be transferred to the unrestricted premium reserve.
The board of directors assesses the subscription price to be on market terms. The subscription price corresponds to the volume-weighted average price of the Company’s share on NGM during the thirty trading days immediately preceding 27 May 2026. As the price is based on actual paid market prices over a longer and representative measurement period, it reflects the share’s true market value and is only to a limited extent affected by short-term price movements. The subscription price therefore entails neither a discount nor a premium relative to the share’s market value, and the board of directors accordingly assesses it as being on market terms.
Subscription for the shares shall be made by way of set-off no later than three weeks from the Annual General Meeting’s resolution on the new issue. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.
Payment for the subscribed shares shall be made by way of set-off against Roberto Garcia Martinez’s claim against the Company in respect of board fees. The board of directors is entitled to extend the payment period.
The new shares shall entitle to a dividend for the first time on the record date for dividend that occurs after the new shares have been entered into the Company’s share register.
The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights is the need to settle the board member’s claim for board fees in a liquidity-efficient manner.
The resolution requires the approval of shareholders representing at least nine-tenths of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the general meeting.

Resolution on incentive programme for the CEO (item 16)
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves to establish a performance-based incentive programme for the Company’s CEO (“LTI 2026”) in accordance with items (a) and (b) below. The purpose of the proposal is to create conditions for retaining and increasing the motivation of the Company’s CEO. The board of directors considers it to be in the interest of all shareholders that such person, who is deemed important for the Company’s development, has a long-term interest in a positive value development of the Company. Through the proposed programme, a long-term ownership commitment is created, which is expected to stimulate an increased interest in the business and earnings development as a whole. The board of directors’ proposal on the introduction of LTI 2026 pursuant to items (a) and (b) below constitutes a combined proposal and shall be adopted as a single resolution.

The design of the proposal consists of two separate but interconnected annually recurring grants — the Catch-Up Grant under item (a) and the Annual Grant under item (b) — which together constitute the Company’s long-term incentive programme for the CEO. Both grants shall be proposed as standing agenda items at each subsequent Annual General Meeting on the terms set out under each item below. This proposal concerns the grants proposed for the financial year 2026. The Catch-Up Grant under item (a) is intended to compensate the CEO for the dilution that has resulted, and continues to result, from the convertible facility entered into by the Company, and to achieve a structural and continuing realignment of the CEO’s long-term incentive position. The Annual Grant under item (b) constitutes an annually recurring grant of warrants during the period 2026–2030. The complete terms for the warrants proposed to be issued under items (a) and (b) are set out in the complete proposed resolutions made available on the Company’s website.

Item (a) – Catch-Up Grant
The board of directors proposes that the 2026 Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of warrants to the Company’s CEO or the wholly-owned company Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd representing one per cent (1.00%) of the Company’s Adjusted Fully-Diluted Share Capital. The Catch-Up Grant is annually recurring and is intended to be proposed as a standing agenda item at each Annual General Meeting as set out below.

“Adjusted Fully-Diluted Share Capital” means the total number of issued and outstanding shares of the Company as at the date of the Annual General Meeting, including (i) all shares outstanding on the grant date, (ii) all shares issuable on the exercise of outstanding warrants, stock options and similar instruments, (iii) any collateral, placement or similar shares already issued to any investor pursuant to any convertible facility, and (iv) all shares actually issued to any convertible bond investor pursuant to conversion notices delivered in the twelve (12) month period preceding the Annual General Meeting, but excluding any shares that may become issuable in the future upon conversion of any unconverted portion of any outstanding convertible instrument.

The 2026 Catch-Up Grant shall be calculated on the basis of the shares actually issued to any convertible bond investor during the twelve-month period preceding the 2026 Annual General Meeting, multiplied by one per cent (1.00%). The Catch-Up Grant is annually recurring and shall be proposed as a standing agenda item at each Annual General Meeting for as long as (i) the CEO remains employed by or engaged with the Company and (ii) any convertible bond facility, convertible loan or similar instrument remains outstanding and shares continue to be issued thereunder. The Catch-Up Grant shall cease to apply once all outstanding convertible facilities have been fully converted or have expired.

The number of warrants to be issued under the 2026 Catch-Up Grant shall amount to a maximum of 10,218,633 warrants of series 2026-2029, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 13,982.118004. Each warrant shall entitle to subscription of one (1) share at a subscription price corresponding to the quota value of the share. Vesting is 100 per cent on the third anniversary of grant, with an exercise window of not less than twelve (12) months from vesting.

The Catch-Up Grant shall be subject to (i) full and immediate acceleration of vesting on a change of control of the Company (Change of Control), on termination of the employment by the Company other than for gross breach on the part of the CEO, or on termination by the CEO for good reason (“Good Reason”), and (ii) the right of the CEO, upon grant or upon exercise, to elect that the warrants or the subscribed shares be issued directly to Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd or another entity nominated by him in writing.

The complete terms and conditions for the warrants issued under the 2026 Catch-Up Grant are set out in a separate document made available on the Company’s website.
The warrants are issued free of charge. Subscription of the warrants shall take place within 30 days from the date of the issue resolution. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.

Item (b) – Annual Grant
The board of directors proposes that the 2026 Annual General Meeting resolves on a directed issue of warrants to the Company’s CEO or the wholly-owned company Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd representing zero point twenty-five per cent (0.25%) of the Company’s fully-diluted share capital as at the date of the 2026 Annual General Meeting. The Annual Grant is annually recurring and is intended to be proposed as a standing agenda item at each Annual General Meeting during the period 2026–2030.

The 2026 Annual Grant constitutes the first of five (5) annual grants to be proposed at the Annual General Meetings in 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030. Each such annual grant shall represent zero point twenty-five per cent (0.25%) of the Company’s fully-diluted share capital as at the date of the relevant Annual General Meeting.

The number of warrants to be issued under the 2026 Annual Grant shall amount to a maximum of 2,535,450 warrants of series 2026-2029, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 3,469.246923. Each warrant shall entitle to subscription of one (1) share at a subscription price corresponding to the quota value of the share. Vesting is 100 per cent on the third anniversary of grant, with an exercise window of not less than twelve (12) months from vesting.

The Annual Grant shall be subject to (i) full and immediate acceleration of vesting on a change of control of the Company (Change of Control), on termination of the employment by the Company other than for gross breach on the part of the CEO, or on termination by the CEO for good reason (“Good Reason”), and (ii) the right of the CEO, upon grant or upon exercise, to elect that the award itself, or the resulting shares, be granted to or issued directly to Nazgero Consulting Services Ltd or another entity nominated by him in writing.

The warrants are issued free of charge. Subscription of the warrants shall take place within 30 days from the date of the issue resolution. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.

Item (c) – Issue of warrants to hedge social security contributions
The board of directors proposes that the Company shall issue a maximum of 4,007,332 warrants of series 2026-2029 to hedge the Company’s exposure to social security contributions that may arise as a result of the exercise of warrants under the 2026 Catch-Up Grant and the 2026 Annual Grant, entailing an increase of the share capital of no more than SEK 5,483.217658.

The right to subscribe for the new warrants shall, with deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights, vest only with the Company. Transfer of the warrants shall be possible to a third party with whom the Company has entered into an agreement in order to raise capital to cover the exposure to social security contributions linked to the exercise of warrants under the 2026 Catch-Up Grant and the 2026 Annual Grant.

The warrants shall be issued free of charge. Each warrant shall entitle to subscription of one (1) share at a subscription price corresponding to the quota value of the share. Subscription of the warrants shall take place within 30 days from the date of the issue resolution. The board of directors is entitled to extend the subscription period.

The reason for the deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights under item (c) is to enable hedging of the Company’s exposure to social security contributions resulting from LTI 2026.
The warrants have an exercise period of not less than twelve (12) months from the date of grant.
The complete terms and conditions for the warrants issued under item (c) are set out in a separate document made available on the Company’s website.

Costs and dilution
The maximum dilution for existing shareholders as a result of the 2026 Catch-Up Grant, the 2026 Annual Grant and the warrants issued under item (c) for the hedging of social security contributions combined amounts to approximately 1.65 per cent of the total number of shares in the Company. The dilution has been calculated as the aggregate number of additional shares (10,218,633 warrants under the Catch-Up Grant, 2,535,450 warrants under the Annual Grant and 4,007,332 warrants for the hedging of social security contributions, in total 16,761,415 shares) in relation to the existing number of shares (1,001,258,262) plus the additional shares. The warrants will be expensed as personnel costs in accordance with IFRS 2 over the three-year vesting period, without impact on the Company’s cash flow. Based on an assumed share price of SEK 1 at the time of exercise of the warrants and an assumed average percentage for social security contributions of approximately 31.42 per cent, the estimated annual costs of the programme, including social security contributions, amount to approximately SEK 1,335,844, corresponding to approximately 32.9 per cent of the Company’s total annual salary costs for employees (including social security contributions) calculated on salary costs for the financial year 2025.

Information on other ongoing incentive programmes
Information on the Company’s other ongoing incentive programmes is set out in the Company’s annual report for the financial year 2025.

Preparation of the proposal
The board of directors has prepared LTI 2026 in consultation with external advisors. Roberto Garcia Martinez has not participated in the preparation of LTI 2026.

Majority requirements
The resolution requires the approval of shareholders representing at least nine-tenths of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the general meeting.

Resolution on authorisation for the board of directors to issue shares (item 17)
The board of directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves to authorise the board of directors, during the period until the next Annual General Meeting, to resolve on the issue of shares, convertibles and/or warrants entitling to subscription for, or resulting in the issue of, a maximum number of shares within the limits of the articles of association, with or without deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights. The authorisation shall be capable of being utilised on one or several occasions and the board of directors shall be entitled to resolve on the detailed terms of the issue on each individual occasion. In addition to cash payment, payment may also be made by contribution in kind or by way of set-off, or otherwise on terms.

In order that the Company’s current shareholders shall not be disadvantaged in relation to any outside investor(s) who may subscribe for shares in the Company, the board of directors considers it appropriate that any issue with deviation from the shareholders’ preferential rights shall be made at the board of directors’ market-based assessed subscription price, subject to a customary market discount where applicable.

For a valid resolution, it is required that it has been supported by shareholders representing at least two-thirds of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the Annual General Meeting.

Resolution on amendment of the articles of association (item 18)
The board of directors proposes that the meeting resolves to amend the Company’s articles of association by adopting new limits for the share capital and the number of shares as set out below.

§ 4 Share capital

Current wording

The share capital shall be no less than SEK 670,465.205473 and no more than SEK 2,681,860.821892.

Proposed wording

The share capital shall be no less than SEK 1,417,582 and no more than SEK 5,670,328.

§ 5 Number of shares

Current wording

The number of shares shall be no less than 490,000,000 and no more than 1,960,000,000.

Proposed wording

The number of shares shall be no less than 51,801,007 and no more than 207,204,028.

For a valid resolution, it is required that it has been supported by shareholders representing at least two-thirds of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the general meeting. The resolution is conditional upon the general meeting resolving on the reverse split of shares and the directed issues.

The board of directors or the person appointed by the board of directors is authorised to resolve on such minor corrections as may be required for registration with the Swedish Companies Registration Office.

Resolution on reverse split of shares (item 19)
The board of directors proposes that the general meeting, in order to achieve an appropriate number of shares for the Company, resolves on a reverse split of shares 20:1, meaning that 20 shares are consolidated into 1 share. The board of directors is proposed to be authorised, however no later than the date falling on the sixth banking day before the next Annual General Meeting, to determine the date on which the reverse split shall be affected and to take the other measures required to carry out the reverse split.

The proposed resolution above is, for its validity and its enforcement, conditional upon one or more guarantors, through Euroclear Sweden AB, providing such shareholders whose shareholding is not evenly divisible by 20 with a number of shares such that their shareholding, after addition of shares provided by the guarantors free of charge, becomes evenly divisible by 20. The guarantors will furthermore round down their remaining shareholding in the Company to the nearest number that is evenly divisible by 20 in order to carry out the reverse split. The guarantors will receive market-based compensation for the shares the guarantors provide for the purpose of carrying out the reverse split.

The resolution is conditional upon the general meeting resolving on the board of directors’ proposed resolution to amend the articles of association. The resolution on the reverse split is also conditional upon the necessary adjustment being able to take place within the number of shares provided by the guarantors.

The board of directors further proposes that the board of directors or any person appointed by the board of directors be authorised to make such minor adjustments to the resolution of the general meeting as may prove necessary in connection with the registration and/or enforcement of the resolution.

Shareholders’ right to receive information
The board of directors and the CEO shall, if any shareholder so requests and the board of directors considers that it can be done without significant detriment to the Company, provide information about circumstances that may affect the assessment of an item on the agenda, circumstances that may affect the assessment of the financial situation of the Company or its subsidiaries, and the Company’s relationship with other group companies.

Documents
Documents pursuant to the Swedish Companies Act will be made available to the shareholders at the Company and on the Company’s website as set out above no later than three weeks before the meeting. All such documents are sent free of charge to shareholders who so request and provide their postal address.

Processing of personal data
For information on how personal data is processed in connection with the Annual General Meeting, please refer to the privacy notice available on the website of Euroclear Sweden AB, https://www.euroclear.com/dam/ESw/Legal/Integritetspolicy-bolagsstammor-svenska.pdf.

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Stockholm in May 2026
Eurobattery Minerals AB
The Board of Directors

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The research report covers Eurobattery Minerals’ two main projects: the San Juan tungsten project in Spain and the Hautalampi nickel-copper-cobalt project in Finland. The base case SOTP valuation corresponds to SEK 0.448 per share (12-month target: SEK 0.45). The Bull case, based on an initial company estimate of 960,000 tonnes of additional resource potential within the San Juan concession — subject to further drilling confirmation — reaches SEK 1.105 per share. At current spot tungsten prices, the Bull case rises to SEK 1.561 per share.

According to the Report, key factors supporting the San Juan project include:

• Buy recommendation — Price target: SEK 0.45 — Current price: ~SEK 0.20 — Implied upside: >130%
• Production start targeted Q1 2027 — less than 12 months away
• All permits in place — mining licence valid until 2055
• Financing secured: SEK 60M convertible facility (Loft Capital, May 2026)
• LOI signed for concentrate sales with Wolfram Bergbau und Hütten AG (Sandvik Group) — buyers available from day one
• Mineral resource of 145,000 tonnes WO₃ at 1.3% grade — among highest grades of any near-production tungsten project in Europe
• Engineering (Minepro Solutions, ES) and metallurgical testwork (SLR Consulting, UK) underway
• Applications submitted for Strategic Project status under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) — decision expected in June 2026
• Bull case (initial company estimate 960,000t, subject to drilling confirmation, at current spot prices): SEK 1.561 per share

“San Juan is one of the most advanced tungsten projects in Europe. All permits are in place, financing is secured, and buyers are available from day one. We are on track to start production in Q1 2027,” says Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals AB.

He continues: “As Eurobattery Minerals continues to develop and take important steps on our growth journey, we see clear value in increasing our visibility in the capital markets. This research report communicates a clear and continuous picture of our operations, strategy, and long-term potential.”

The report is attached to this press release and is also available at the Company website: https://investors.eurobatteryminerals.com/en/economic-reports/

Mangold’s full research report is also available on the website of Mangold Fondkommission at https://mangold.se/mangold-insight/bolag/eurobattery-minerals/ and will include quarterly updates.

Disclaimer
This press release contains a summary of selected information and assessments from a research report prepared by Mangold Fondkommission AB (“Mangold”) regarding Eurobattery Minerals AB. References to valuation scenarios, target prices, market assumptions and project assessments are based on Mangold´s analysis and do not constitute statements, forecasts or guarantees by Eurobattery Minerals regarding future valuation, share price development or financial performance.

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The Facility
Under the terms of the Agreement, Loft Capital has committed to subscribe to up to 600 convertible bonds, each with a par value of SEK 100,000, for an aggregate amount of up to SEK 60,000,000, structured in four tranches of SEK 15,000,000 each over a commitment period of 24 months.

The first tranche is composed of two sub-tranches: a first sub-tranche of SEK 10,000,000 available at closing, and a second sub-tranche of SEK 5,000,000 available 40 trading days thereafter.

The key terms of the Facility are as follows:

• Total Commitment: SEK 60,000,000 in four tranches of SEK 15,000,000 each
• Commitment Period: 24 months from the date of the Agreement
• Maturity: 12 months from the date of subscription of each tranche
• Subscription Price: 95% of par value
• Interest: The Bonds bear no interest
• Conversion Price: The higher of A) the lower of (i) SEK 0.35 per share (the “Fixed Conversion Price”), subject to customary anti-dilution adjustments, and (ii) 100% of the lowest volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of the Company’s shares over the 15 trading days preceding the relevant conversion date, and B) 106% of the quota value

The maximum number of shares issuable under the Facility shall not exceed 25% of the Company’s total issued share capital at any time.

In consideration for the Facility, the Company shall pay to Loft Capital a commitment fee equal to two and a half (2.5) percent of the principal amount of each tranche, in cash by way of set-off against the subscription price of such tranche.

The bonds are not listed on any financial market.

First drawdown of SEK 10 million
Simultaneously with the execution of the Agreement, the Company has submitted a drawdown notice for the first sub-tranche of SEK 10,000,000. Net proceeds to the Company, after deduction of the commitment fee and legal fees, amount to SEK 9,150,000.

Use of proceeds
The net proceeds from the Facility will be applied to fund the continued development of the Company’s projects, including the San Juan tungsten project in Galicia, Spain, and the Hautalampi nickel-cobalt-copper project in Finland, as well as for general corporate and working capital purposes.

CEO statement
Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals AB, comments:
“The closing of this convertible bond facility is a transformational milestone for Eurobattery Minerals. With up to SEK 60 million of committed capital now secured, we have the financial foundation to bring the San Juan tungsten project into production. We are targeting first production in Q1 2027, at a time when European tungsten prices have reached record levels and demand for responsibly sourced European supply has never been stronger. This financing also allows us to advance our battery mineral project Hautalampi in Finland, where we continue to make progress towards our environmental permit. We are drawing the first tranche of SEK 10 million today and we are ready to execute.”

Statement from Loft Capital
Peter Harrison, Director of Loft Capital, comments:
“We are pleased to support Eurobattery Minerals as it advances its European critical minerals portfolio towards production. We see strong fundamental value in responsibly sourced European tungsten and battery metals supply, and we look forward to supporting the Company through this next phase of development.”

About Loft Capital
Loft Capital is an alternative investment firm focused on structured PIPE and convertible investments in publicly listed small-cap companies. Loft Capital targets companies undergoing transformational or capital-intensive periods, including growth initiatives, acquisitions, refinancing transactions, and other strategic corporate situations.

Dilution
The maximum number of new shares that may be issued upon conversion of the bonds under the Facility shall not exceed 25% of the Company’s total issued share capital at any time. As at the date of this announcement, the Company has 976,258,262 shares outstanding. The full conversion of the Facility at the Fixed Conversion Price of SEK 0.35 would result in the issuance of a maximum of approximately 171,428,571 new shares, representing approximately 14.9% of the current share capital on a fully diluted basis. Conversion at market prices below SEK 0.35 would result in a higher number of shares being issued.

Advisors
Advokatfirman Foyen acted as legal advisor to Eurobattery Minerals AB in connection with this transaction. Advokatfirman Lindahl acted as legal advisor to Loft Capital.

Important information
This announcement does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. The bonds described herein have not been and will not be registered under any securities laws and may not be offered or sold except pursuant to an applicable exemption from registration requirements.

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Pedro Jiménez de Francisco will join the executive team on 27 April 2026 and will report directly to the Managing Director of Tungsten San Juan, Agne Ahlenius. His appointment completes the consolidation of a top-tier management team combining geological, technical and operational expertise specifically in tungsten, a scarce resource at European level. The appointment of Pedro will undoubtedly be a key factor for the successful execution of the mine’s development.

“The appointment of Pedro Jiménez de Francisco is excellent news for Tungsten San Juan, for Eurobattery Minerals and for our shareholders. Pedro joins us from leading the most important tungsten plant in Spain and has unmatched knowledge of the operational realities of scheelite production on the Iberian Peninsula. With Pedro Jiménez de Francisco and Agne Ahlenius at the helm, we have strong leaders and highly experienced tungsten professionals who will lay the foundations of this project. This is a team that not only knows how to build a mine, but also how to make it produce. With Pedro on board, we take a firm and decisive step towards achieving our objective of entering production in the first quarter of 2027,” says Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals.

A track record aligned with the San Juan challenge
Pedro Jiménez de Francisco joins after serving as Plant Manager at the Barruecopardo tungsten mine (Salamanca), operated by Saloro, S.L. — a subsidiary of the listed Australian group EQ Resources Limited — the largest tungsten producer in Spain and one of the few operations outside the major traditional producing markets capable of delivering high-grade scheelite concentrate with low impurity levels. During his tenure, Pedro Jiménez de Francisco led benchmark projects for technological improvements in the sector, including the implementation of advanced ore sorting systems using X-ray transmission (XRT) for scheelite processing, experience directly applicable to the ore and specific characteristics of the San Juan deposit.

Pedro holds a Mining Engineering degree from the Technical University of Madrid, an Executive MBA from the University of Salamanca, and has completed a Senior Management Program (PDD). He brings more than two decades of experience in leadership roles across mining operations, processing plants and industrial and energy facilities, with a proven track record in achieving production records, optimizing resources and managing high-performance teams.

A team that knows how to build and operate a mine
With Pedro Jiménez de Francisco and Agne Ahlenius at the helm, Tungsten San Juan has a leadership team with direct experience in the tungsten sector, prepared to lay the foundations for the successful development of the project. Agne Ahlenius comments:

“Having a professional with Pedro’s profile accelerates our execution curve. His operational experience at Barruecopardo is the closest comparable in the market to what we are developing in A Gudiña. Pedro completes a particularly valuable operational capability in this final phase of engineering, construction and commissioning.”

The new Project Director joins a project of significant strategic relevance such as San Juan:

“I am joining a project with strong geological fundamentals, a top-tier team and an exceptional market environment for European tungsten. The mission is clear: to bring the mine into production within the committed timeframe and to do so with the technical, environmental and safety standards that the market and society expect from European mining today,” says Pedro Jiménez de Francisco, Project Director of Tungsten San Juan, S.L.

European tungsten, a strategic raw material
Tungsten is listed by the European Union as both a critical and strategic raw material under the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), due to its use in hard metals, special steels, superalloys, defence, aerospace and electronics. Global supply of the metal is highly concentrated outside the European Union, making the few European projects capable of delivering primary tungsten a first-order geostrategic asset. San Juan is positioned as one of these projects.

In line with its strategic nature, Tungsten San Juan, S.L. has applied for the project to be designated as a Strategic Project under the CRMA, a recognition that would further strengthen its role as a key element in the European critical raw materials supply chain.

The appointment of Pedro Jiménez de Francisco strengthens Eurobattery Minerals’ execution capacity and sends a clear signal to the market: Tungsten San Juan is progressing towards a clearly defined milestone — the start of commercial production in the first quarter of 2027.

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As part of this work, FinnCobalt recently took part in the 2nd EUMINDA Interregional Meeting (IR2) held in Western Macedonia, Greece, from 9–11 March 2026, together with representatives from regional authorities, research institutions, and industry across Europe.

Through EUMINDA, FinnCobalt has joined an important stakeholder cooperation network aimed at strengthening responsible mining practices through dialogue, knowledge exchange, and policy development.

International cooperation and knowledge exchange
A central part of the EUMINDA project is international information exchange and deepened cooperation between European regions. The initiative brings together public authorities, academia, industry, and civil society to address the long-term consequences of mining and to improve governance frameworks for mine closure and restoration.

For FinnCobalt and Eurobattery Minerals, participation reflects a core principle of responsible mining: responsibility extends beyond operations and includes the long-term restoration of mining sites.

“It might seem unusual to talk about restoration before mining operations have even started — but in modern responsible mining that is exactly how it should be,” said Ilari Kinnunen, Managing Director of FinnCobalt. “Closure and restoration must be part of the project design from day one. Through EUMINDA, we exchange practical experience with European partners while also learning from how different regions are addressing the legacy of past mining activities.”

From mining legacies to future-proof project design
EUMINDA focuses on addressing the environmental, social, and economic legacies of historical mining, while supporting regions in developing more effective approaches to restoration and post-mining land use.

Eurobattery Minerals applies these lessons proactively by integrating closure planning, rehabilitation, and restoration into project development from the earliest stages. This includes planning for progressive restoration during operations and ensuring that sites are environmentally safe and suitable for future use.

Strong regional cooperation in North Karelia
FinnCobalt participates in the project through the Regional Council of North Karelia, as part of a broad regional stakeholder network including authorities, academia, industry, and civil society.
The region has strong expertise in addressing environmental impacts from mining and advancing circular solutions, and the cooperation contributes to the development of a roadmap for a responsible mineral economy in North Karelia.

“Europe’s sustainability transition and industrial competitiveness both depend on secure access to responsibly produced raw materials,” said Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals. “For mining projects to earn public trust and attract long-term investment, responsibility must extend across the entire life cycle — including closure and restoration. Initiatives like EUMINDA strengthen the policy environment needed for modern European mining to develop with credibility and transparency.”

About EUMINDA
EUMINDA is an Interreg Europe project that brings together European regions, public authorities, and experts to improve policies addressing the long-term environmental, social, and legal impacts of mining activities. The project focuses on mine closure, restoration, and post-mining legacies, promoting interregional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and stronger governance frameworks across Europe.

Link to article from the North Karelian Regional Council: https://pohjois-karjala.fi/2026/03/pohjois-karjala-vahvistaa-yhteistyotaan-eurooppalaisten-alueiden-kanssa-kaivosalan-kehittamiseksi/

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The Board of Directors has conducted a comprehensive review of the Company’s project portfolio and concluded that Eurobattery Minerals’ human, technical, and financial resources must be concentrated on the two assets with the greatest value-creation potential for shareholders: the San Juan tungsten project, located in A Gudiña, Galicia (Spain), and the Hautalampi battery mineral project which lies in Outokumpu, North Karelia (Finland).

In this context, the Company has decided not to proceed with the development of the Corcel Minerals project (located in northwestern Spain). Following a thorough assessment, the Board considers that current market conditions and the Company’s strategic priorities do not justify the allocation of further resources to this project at this time. As part of the strategic portfolio review, the Company will update the valuation of its assets in the relevant financial statements accordingly.

The financial impact of this decision on the Company’s balance sheet is expected to be limited. Any accounting adjustments will be reflected in the Company’s financial statements in accordance with applicable accounting standards.

“This decision reflects a disciplined approach to capital and resource allocation. By concentrating our efforts on our two core assets, we are positioning Eurobattery Minerals to deliver maximum value for our shareholders,” says Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals AB

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Such requests are a standard and expected part of the permitting process, reflecting the thorough and transparent regulatory framework governing mining projects in Finland and across the EU. Similar clarification rounds are a natural continuation of the review process following the submission of the EPA in April 2024 and the supplementary documentation provided in July 2025.

The Company has initiated an internal review of the request and is working closely with its specialized technical consultants and engineering advisors to assess the scope of the additional information required. Eurobattery Minerals will provide the requested clarifications and any supporting documentation in due course, following a thorough assessment of the authority’s request.

The permitting process is advancing in accordance with the regulatory procedure applicable to major mining projects in Finland, and the Company remains fully committed to providing comprehensive and high-quality responses to the authority’s requests.

The Hautalampi project, located in the historic Outokumpu mining region in Finland, is being developed as a future European source of responsibly produced nickel, cobalt and copper—critical raw materials for the sustainability transition. FinnCobalt has applied for Strategic Project designation under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), underscoring the project’s European strategic relevance.

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“Metallurgical testwork is a critical step in transforming a mineral resource into a viable mining project,” said Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals. “By working with SLR, a globally recognised and highly experienced technical partner, we are strengthening the technical foundation of the San Juan project and moving forward in a structured and disciplined way.”

The bulk sample, totalling approximately 1,000 kilograms of wolfram-bearing material, will be processed at SLR’s laboratories in Truro, Cornwall — a historic mining region. SLR has extensive expertise in mineral processing and metallurgical testing.

The test programme, expected to run over approximately five months — with results expected in Q3 2026 — will involve a comprehensive evaluation of the ore’s processing characteristics. This includes crushing and classification into different size fractions, followed by detailed analysis of grade distribution to determine how the wolfram mineralisation is hosted within the material.

A series of gravity-based metallurgical tests will be conducted, including cyclone classification, spiral separation and shaking table tests. These tests will generate multiple output streams — including concentrate, intermediate fractions, and tailings — enabling a detailed assessment of recovery performance across different particle sizes and processing conditions.

The results from the programme will form the basis for the final design of the process flowsheet and the future processing plant, supporting both technical optimisation and responsible resource use. This represents a key milestone in the project’s development path: the metallurgical data will feed directly into the final engineering design work being led by Minepro, enabling the Company to advance towards a detailed process design, a critical prerequisite for the construction and commissioning of the San Juan processing plant.

“Every ore body behaves differently and understanding that behaviour is essential for designing an efficient and reliable processing solution,” said Agne Ahlenius, Managing Director of Tungsten San Juan. “This work will allow us to define a process that is tailored to our specific conditions in Galicia, combining strong technical performance with a responsible approach to resource management.”

Eurobattery Minerals continues to advance the San Juan tungsten project as part of its broader strategy to contribute to Europe’s secure and responsible supply of critical raw materials, essential for the sustainability transition and for strengthening European industrial resilience. San Juan is currently under review for designation as a Strategic Project under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), a status that would further underline the project’s significance for European supply chain security and industrial competitiveness.

About SLR
SLR Consulting Ltd is an international consultancy providing environmental, engineering, and technical advisory services to the mining and minerals industry. With a global presence and multidisciplinary expertise, SLR supports projects across the full mining lifecycle — from early-stage studies to development and optimisation.

In the United Kingdom, including in Cornwall, SLR combines technical expertise with a long-standing mining tradition, offering capabilities in mineral processing evaluation, project development, and environmental performance.

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“The San Juan project is a strategic asset for Galicia and for Europe. Our objective is to bring this asset into production in a responsible and efficient way, generating long-term value for shareholders while delivering tangible social and economic benefits to the local community. ESG principles are a fundamental pillar of this approach, and initiatives such as the launch of this website are an important step in strengthening transparency and open dialogue with all stakeholders,” said Roberto García Martínez, CEO of Eurobattery Minerals.

The website offers a comprehensive overview of the San Juan project, including its development status, environmental and social approach, and the strategic importance of tungsten for Europe. It also includes dedicated sections on responsible mining practices, community engagement and frequently asked questions, aimed at providing clear and understandable information to a broad audience.

A key objective of the website is to strengthen communication with the local community in A Gudiña and the surrounding region. Through the platform, users can access project information, submit questions or feedback, and follow ongoing updates about project development.

“Transparency and dialogue are essential for building trust. With this new website, we want to make it easier for people to understand what we are doing, how we are doing it, and why this project matters — both locally and at a European level,” said Agne Ahlenius, Managing Director of Tungsten San Juan.

The San Juan project is a near-term tungsten mining project located in Galicia – a region with centuries of mining tradition and a historical role as one of Europe’s principal sources of wolfram. The project aims to revive and modernise this legacy, contributing to Europe’s supply of critical raw materials while creating local value through employment, business opportunities and collaboration with the community.

The launch of the website marks another step in Tungsten San Juan’s approach to responsible mining, combining modern industrial development with environmental protection, safety and community engagement.

The website is available in Spanish and Galician – reflecting the Company’s commitment to accessible communication with the local community in Galicia – but also in English, German and Swedish, the corporate distribution languages of the Eurobattery Minerals Group.

The new website is now available at: www.tungsten-sanjuan.com

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