Announcement PDF 13 July 2026 Updated DFS Confirms De-Risked Pathway to Yangibana Stage 1 Production A$649M Pre-Tax NPV8 34% Pre-Tax IRR 2.4 years Pre-Tax Payback A$333.4M Initial CAPEX 19 years Life Of Mine (LOM) 37,000tpa Peak Annual Concentrate Production A$25.57/kg TREO All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) HIGHLIGHTS • Robust project economics confirmed for Stage 1: Pre-tax NPV8 of $649 million, 34% IRR (pre-tax, ungeared) and a 2.4-year payback from first production. • Low risk open pit mining operation and whole-of-ore flotation: Stage 1 comprises simple open-pit mining operation for current LOM, and the beneficiation plant using conventional flotation process with 85.7% TREO recovery. • Substantial free cash flow: Average EBITDA of A$108 million per annum (after royalties) and total life-of-mine EBITDA of A$2,037 million over the 19-year Life of Mine (LOM). • Low-cost operating profile: LOM average cash operating cost of A$162.21/t ROM or $20.75/kg TREO in concentrate and All-In Sustaining Cost of A$192.07/t ROM or A$25.57/kg TREO. • Capital-efficient path to production: total Stage 1 capital cost of A$333.4 million, delivering an NPV to CAPEX ratio of 1.94. • 19-year mine life fully underpinned by Ore Reserve: Total Ore Reserve of 20.93Mt at 0.90% TREO, with no production attributed to Inferred Mineral Resources. • World-class NdPr grade: NdPr represents 37% of contained TREO in the Ore Reserve and generates over 90% of forecast project revenue. Beneficiation plant forecast to produce 37,000tpa REE concentrate at 27% TREO (averaging 31,570pa over the 19-year LOM). • $160m of infrastructure and long lead equipment already delivered for stage 1: A 294-room accommodation village, airstrip, main access road, communication towers, and completed water borefields are already constructed on site. Equipment for the beneficiation plant has also been procured, reducing capital risk and time to first production. • Fully Permitted: Environmental and statutory approvals required to construct and operate the Project have been secured. • Clear path to FID: Updated schedule targets first concentrate approximately 2 years from award of the process plant EPC contract. Hastings Technology Metals Ltd (ASX: HAS) (“Hastings” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an updated Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) for Stage 1 of the Yangibana Rare Earths and Niobium Project (“Yangibana” or the “Project”), comprising open pit mining and a mineral beneficiation plant that produces a rare earth concentrate for sale (“Stage 1”). The Project is held through the unincorporated Yangibana Joint Venture (“YJV”) between Wyloo Gascoyne Pty Ltd (“Wyloo”), as JV Manager and 60% owner, and Hastings, which holds the remaining 40% interest. The updated DFS reflects current capital and operating cost estimates, updated market based rare earth pricing forecasts, an owner-operator mining model, and the site infrastructure already built and completed on site and confirms robust economics that support the YJV’s continued progression of the Project towards Final Investment Decision (FID). Stage 1 is deliberately sequenced as a capital-efficient, fast-track route to production from one of the world’s highest-grade NdPr rare earth ore bodies. Building on the site infrastructure already delivered and a conventional, low-risk mining and beneficiation flowsheet, the objective is to bring Yangibana into production and cash flow (subject to final FID), while preserving optionality for the YJV to pursue higher-value downstream processing as and when those opportunities are separately assessed on their own merits. The Executive Summary of the DFS is attached to this announcement and is also available on the Company’s website at www.hastingstechmetals.com. Hastings’ Chief Executive Officer, Mr Vince Catania, commented: ”This updated DFS confirms what we have long believed about Yangibana, that it is one of the highest- grade NdPr rare earths deposits in the world, and it is ready to be built. Much of the heavy lifting is already done: the village, airstrip, access roads and borefields are in place, our Ore Reserve is fully supported by Proved and Probable classifications, and our mining and processing assumptions have been refreshed to reflect current conditions. A 2.4-year payback and $108 million of average annual EBITDA over a 19-year mine life speaks for itself.” Wyloo’ Chief Executive Officer, Mr Luca Giacovazzi, commented: “Yangibana’s updated DFS reinforces its status as a capital-light rare earth project with a short runway to production. Benefiting from significant prior investment in project infrastructure, Yangibana delivers compelling economics, including a pre-tax IRR of 34 per cent and a pre-tax payback period of just 2.4 years. Supported by simple open-pit mining, a conventional flotation process, a 19-year mine life, and with all key permits and environmental approvals in place, Yangibana is well positioned to become Australia’s next rare earth producer. With the updated DFS now complete, Wyloo has commenced a sale process for its 60% interest in the Yangibana Joint Venture. We have received strong interest from a range of domestic and international parties that recognise not only Yangibana’ s potential as a near-term producer of rare earth concentrate, but also the opportunity to leverage existing plant and equipment to accelerate entry into downstream processing.” Key Physical and Financial Metrics STAGE 1: A DE-RISKED WEST AUSTRALIAN RARE EARTHS DEVELOPMENT PRE-TAX NPV $649M 34% IRR (pre-tax, ungeared) STAGE 1 CAPITAL COST $333.4M NPV8 / capex ratio of 1.94 LIFE OF MINE EBITDA $2,037M $108M average per annum RARE EARTH CONCENTRATE 37,000tpa peak output at 27% TREO NDPR CONTENT 37% of TREO >90% of forecast revenue MINE LIFE 19 years fully underpinned by Ore Reserves Figure 1: Key metrics from the updated DFS Table 1: Key physical and financial metrics of the Yangibana Project (100% Project basis; Hastings holds a 40% JV interest). Key Metric Unit DFS Update Life of Mine Years 19 Nameplate plant capacity Mtpa 1.2 Total Ore Reserves Mt / % TREO 20.93Mt @ 0.90% ROM TREO grade (Years 1–16) % TREO 1.07 LOM strip ratio t:t 9.9 (4.9 in Years 1–5) TREO metallurgical recovery (whole-of-ore flotation) % 85.7 Average TREO production in concentrate tpa 8,524 Average NdPr production in concentrate tpa 3,090 Concentrate grade % TREO 27 Total capital cost to complete A$M 333.4 LOM C1 cash operating cost A$/kg TREO 20.75 LOM AISC (FOB Fremantle) A$/kg TREO 24.57 TREO concentrate payability % 60 NdPr oxide price assumption US$/kg 110 Exchange rate AUD:USD 0.70 Pre-tax NPV8 (ungeared) A$M 649 Pre-tax IRR (ungeared) % 34 Total LOM EBITDA A$M 2,037 Note: All dollar values are Australian dollars, real 1Q26, pre-tax and ungeared, unless stated otherwise. All capital invested to date is treated as sunk. Overview of the Yangibana Joint Venture Yangibana is a rare earths and niobium project located in the Upper Gascoyne region of Western Australia, approximately 386km by road northwest of Carnarvon (see Figure 2). The project is held through the YJV, an unincorporated joint venture between Wyloo (JV Manager, 60%) and Hastings (40%). Figure 2: Yangibana REE & Nb Project – Location Key Metric Unit DFS Update Average EBITDA per annum A$M 108 NPV8 to capex ratio x 1.94 Payback period (from first production) Years 2.4 YJV holds title to approximately 526km2 of granted mining tenements, comprising 13 Mining Leases, 22 Miscellaneous Licences, 16 General Purpose Leases and 19 Exploration Licences, all of which are in good standing. The project consists of 6 deposits (Bald Hill, Simon’s Find, Fraser’s, Auer, Yangibana and Yangibana North) and will be developed in two stages (see Figure 3). This DFS update cover Stage 1: conventional open pit mining and a mineral beneficiation plant producing a rare earth concentrate. A future Stage 2 hydrometallurgical facility is envisaged separately and is not part of this DFS. Figure 3: Yangibana REE & Nb Project – Resource, Deposit and Key Infrastructure Locations Yangibana Stage 1 Development Yangibana Stage 1 comprises conventional open pit mining and a mineral beneficiation plant that produces a rare earth concentrate for sale to third parties. This DFS relates solely to Stage 1. It does not include Stage 2 (a hydrometallurgical plant to refine concentrate into Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate), which is not incorporated into the capital costs or economic evaluation presented in this announcement. Robust Project Economics Economic evaluation of Stage 1 of the Project has been undertaken on a pre-tax, ungeared (100% project) basis, modelled monthly in real Australian dollars, using a discounted cash flow model developed with Bank of America. Key financial metrics are summarised in Table 1. 0 1 2 3 4 5 KILOMETRES Existing 29.93mt Mineral Resource has been defined over 24km of strike length Additional explorationpotential strike length of 42km identified Table 2: Financial Highlights (all figures in Australian dollars) The economic model incorporates existing commercial arrangements, including those related to offtake. 19 Year Mine Life Fully Underpinned by Ore Reserves The Ore Reserve is a sub-set of the Yangibana Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) and has been prepared in accordance with the JORC Code (2012 Edition). Open pit optimisation was completed using industry-standard Lerchs-Grossman pit optimisation software applied to each deposit’s resource block model, based on Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources only. A 2% ore loss factor has been applied to diluted resource tonnes, with no additional dilution applied. Less than 2% of the pit design inventory in Inferred Mineral Resource, and no Inferred material is included in the mine schedule or has been attributed any value. Table 3: Total JORC (2012) Proved and Probable Reserve Item Outcome Pre-tax NPV8 (ungeared) $649 million Pre-tax IRR (ungeared) 34% Total LOM EBITDA $2,037 million Average EBITDA per annum $108 million NPV8 to capex ratio 1.94 Payback period (from first production) 2.4 years Category Tonnes (Mt) % TREO %Nd2O3+Pr6O11 TREO (t) Proved 4.89 0.95 0.37 46,700 Probable 16.03 0.88 0.32 141,435 TOTAL 20.93 0.90 0.33 188,135 Table 4: Total JORC (2012) Ore Reserves by deposit Table 5: Total JORC (2012) Ore Reserves by deposit Totals may not add due to rounding Mining and Processing Mining will be by conventional open pit methods (drill, blast, load and haul) across the six deposits, under an owner-operator mining model. Ore will be processed through a beneficiation plant with a nameplate capacity of up to 1.2 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa), using a conventional flotation process with an ore-sorting circuit applied selectively to lower-grade or more diluted feed. The plant is forecast to produce up to 37,000 tonnes per annum of rare earth concentrate at an average grade of 27% TREO, with an average whole-of-re metallurgical recovery of 85.7%. Mining is scheduled to occur over the first 16 years of the Project, with a further three years of processing sourced from accumulated low-grade stockpiles, delivering a total mine life of 19 years. The average life-of-mine strip ratio is 9.9:1 (4.9:1 over the first five years due to the sequencing of the Bald Hill and Yangibana Northwest deposits). Substantial Infrastructure Already Delivered Following construction activity between late 2022 and late 2024, a substantial portion of the Project’s critical infrastructure has already been delivered, including a 294-room accommodation village, a 1,800m airstrip, the majority of the main access road, and the Siphon raw water borefield, together with core communications infrastructure (see Figure 4 – 8). Deposit Tonnes (Mt) % TREO %Nd2O3+Pr6O11 Nd2O3+Pr6O11 as % TREO Bald Hill 8.12 0.79 0.32 41 Fraser's 1.77 1.01 0.43 53 Simon's Find 2.69 0.53 0.28 43 Auer 2.83 0.96 0.34 35 Yangibana 1.31 0.79 0.37 47 Yangibana NW 4.21 1.29 0.34 26 TOTAL 20.93 0.90 0.33 37 Category Tonnes (Mt) % TREO %Nd2O3+Pr6O11 TREO (t) Measured 4.97 0.96 0.37 47,721 Indicated 19.51 0.88 0.32 171,936 Sub-total 24.49 0.90 0.33 219,657 Inferred 5.45 1.05 0.31 51,298 TOTAL 29.93 0.93 0.32 276,955 Following a period of care and maintenance since August 2024, refurbishment and recommissioning of the accommodation village and aerodrome is expected to take approximately three months and four weeks respectively. Figure 4: Kurrbili Accommodation Village Figure 5: Yangibana Airstrip Figure 6: Site access Road Construction Figure 7: Siphon raw water borefield Hastings previously completed a competitive tender process for power supply, with Aggreko selected as preferred bidder to build, own and operate a hybrid power station combining gas-fired generation, solar and battery storage, expected to achieve approximately 43% renewable energy penetration in year one of operations. Capital Cost Estimates The capital cost estimate has been prepared to a Class 3 (Feasibility Study) level of accuracy of ±15%, in Australian dollars with a base date of the first quarter of 2026. Total Stage 1 capital cost is estimated at $333.4 million, inclusive of $32.4 million in growth and contingency allowances, based on an EPC lump-sum turnkey delivery model for the process plant, supported by owner- managed delivery of remaining infrastructure. Mining equipment is to be financed on a lease basis and is not included in the capital cost estimate. Table 6: Total Project Capital Cost Summary (Australian dollars) Capital Cost Item Total ($M) Mine pre-development 14.6 Bulk Earthworks 36.4 Process Plant (EPC, incl. growth) 181.8 Owner's Capital Items 22.4 Operating Cost Estimates The average life-of-mine cash operating cost (C1) is estimated at $162.21/t ROM ore ($20.75/kg TREO in concentrate). Inclusive of product transport, sustaining capital and royalties, the average All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) is estimated at approximately $209.5 million per annum, equivalent to $192.07/t ROM ore ($24.57/kg TREO in concentrate). Mining and processing together account for the majority of operating costs, with approximately 43% of annual operating costs fixed in nature. Operating cost estimates were developed to a ±10–15% level of accuracy from supplier and vendor quotations current as at 1Q26. Market Context Neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr) are key inputs to the permanent magnets used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, robotics, defence systems and consumer electronics. Global demand for magnet rare earth elements has nearly doubled since 2015, reaching approximately 91,000 tonnes in 2024, and is projected by the International Energy Agency to grow to approximately 123,000 tonnes by 2030 and 150,000 tonnes by 2040, increasingly driven by clean energy applications1 . Governments in multiple jurisdictions, including Australia, the United States and the European Union, have introduced a range of policy measures, including grants, concessional finance, offtake support and price mechanisms, aimed at supporting the development of diversified rare earth supply chains. The US Government’s published price floor for NdPr oxide, currently US$110/kg, which the YJV has adopted as the NdPr price assumption in this DFS update Yangibana’s high NdPr grade, permitted status and advanced infrastructure position the Project to benefit from this policy environment, noting that the ultimate impact of these measures on Project economics cannot be guaranteed. The YJV’s rare earth oxide price deck (see Table 7) reflects a consensus of multiple sources and recent market announcements. Revenue is calculated element-by-element on the concentrate composition, with the concentrate assumed to sold at of 60% of the contained REO basket value (payability), reflecting downstream processing and separation costs and refiner margin. An exchange rate of AUD:USD 0.70 is assumed for the life of the Project. Table 7: DFS rare earth oxide price assumptions 1 Source: International Energy Agency, Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025. Capital Cost Item Total ($M) EPC Indirects 39.6 Owner's Costs (indirect) 26.7 Contingency 12.0 Total Capital Cost 333.4 Rare Earth Oxide Price (US$/kg) Nd2O3 110 Pr6O11 110 Gd2O3 40 Approvals All primary statutory consents required to construct and operate the Project have been secured, including mining tenure, environmental approvals, water licensing and heritage approvals. A comprehensive set of secondary approvals is active and permits the recommencement of construction of the process plant and tailings storage facility, together with mining activities for the first eight years of the planned 19-year operation. Approvals for years 9 to 19 have been scoped and referred to State and Federal governments for assessment. Funding The total capital cost to complete Stage 1 is A$333.4 million on a 100% Project basis, of which Hastings’ 40% joint venture share is approximately A$133 million. Hastings intends to fund its share of the Stage 1 development costs through a combination of project-level debt and equity or other corporate funding sources. The YJV participants intend to jointly progress project financing, with a target minimum project gearing of 50%, subject to lender due diligence, credit approvals and acceptable financing terms. Hastings is also evaluating potential strategic investment, government-backed financing and other funding alternatives to reduce the equity component required from the Company. Hastings has previously raised capital through equity and debt funding transactions and has engaged with a range of prospective funding providers, including commercial banks, specialist mining and credit funds, debt capital market investors and government financing agencies. The updated DFS will support the next phase of lender and investor engagement, including technical, commercial and financial due diligence. No binding financing arrangements have been entered into in respect of the Stage 1 development costs and there is no certainty that the required funding will be secured on acceptable terms or at all. A Final Investment Decision will not be made until the YJV participants are satisfied that appropriate funding arrangements are in place. Rare Earth Oxide Price (US$/kg) Eu2O3 20 Y2O3 5 Yb2O3 10 Dy2O3 400 Tb4O7 1,500 Ho2O3 70 Er2O3 40 Lu2O3 616 CeO₂ / La₂O₃ / Sm₂O₃ / Tm₂O₃ Nil Path to Final Investment Decision Following completion of this DFS update, the YJV’s focus turns to securing project financing and progressing towards FID. Subject to FID being reached, the current schedule targets first concentrate production approximately 101 weeks (circa 2 years) after award of the process plant EPC contract, including recommissioning of the accommodation village by week 17, commencement of plant site bulk earthworks at week 25, commencement of Bald Hill pre-strip at week 80, wet commissioning from week 88 and practical completion at week 100. An early works phase is recommended to progress recommissioning of existing facilities and ordering of remaining long lead items. Future Downstream Optionality The YJV will separately evaluate options for further processing of Stage 1 concentrate into higher- value rare earth products. These options may include a future YJV-developed hydrometallurgical facility utilising the existing industrial lease in Onslow and ~$60m of plant and equipment already procured, processing through Hastings’ 49% interest in an operating hydrometallurgical plant in Thailand, or other third-party processing or offtake arrangements. No decision has been made on a preferred downstream pathway, no agreement is currently in place to direct Yangibana concentrate to any specific facility, and any such arrangement would be subject to separate assessment, agreement between the relevant parties, and its own approvals and disclosure. No costs, revenues or value associated with downstream processing are included in this DFS or the economic evaluation presented in this announcement. Next Steps • YJV completing workstreams leading to Final Investment Decision with respect to the Project, including project financing and offtake arrangements. • Negotiation and award of the EPC contract for the beneficiation plant, incorporating throughput and recovery performance guarantees consistent with the previously awarded 2023 EPC contract. • Early works to recommission the accommodation village, aerodrome and site facilities • Progression of approvals for years 9 to 19 of the mine plan. • Continued evaluation of identified opportunities, including potential Mineral Resource extensions, mining cost optimisation and updated flotation reagent selection. Authorised by the Board for release to the ASX. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Charles Lew Vince Catania Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer +65 6220 9220 +61 8 6117 8656 Email: info@hastingstechmetals.com CAUTIONARY STATEMENT This DFS has been prepared to a Class 3 (Feasibility Study) level of accuracy of ±15%. The Production Target and financial outcomes referred to in this announcement are based entirely on Proved and Probable Ore Reserves; no Inferred Mineral Resources have been included in the mine schedule or attributed any value in the underlying Ore Reserve pit designs. Total Project funding requirements of approximately $333.4 million will be required to complete Stage 1 of the Project. There is no certainty that the YJV will secure this funding on acceptable terms, or at all, and the timing of a Final Investment Decisionremains subject to funding being secured. Production, cost and revenue estimates in this announcement are forward-looking and based on a number of assumptions, including REO pricing, foreign exchange rates and concentrate payability, eachof which is inherently uncertain and beyond the Company's control. COMPLIANCE STATEMENT (LISTING RULE 5.23) The Mineral Resource Estimate referred to in this announcement was first reported by the Company in its ASX announcement “Drilling along 8km long Bald Hill – Frasers Trend Increases Indicated Mineral Resources by 50%” dated October 2022. The Ore Reserve referred to in this announcement was first reported by the Company is its ASX announcement “Yangibana Ore Reserve Increase by 25%” dated 6 February 2023. The announcements are available to view on the Company’s website. The Company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the original market announcement and, in the case of estimates of Mineral Resources, that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates in the relevant market announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcement. FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS Forward Looking Statements regarding Hastings' plans with respect to its mineral properties and programs are statements that are not historical facts. Words such as “expect(s)”, “feel(s)”, “believe(s)”, “will”, “may”, “anticipate(s)”, “potential(s)” and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding future production, resources or reserves and economic outcomes. All such statements are subject to certainrisks and uncertainties, many of which are difficult to predict and generally beyond the control of the Company, that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressedin, or implied or projected by, the forward-looking information and statements. There can be no assurance that Hastings' plans for development of the Yangibana Project will proceed as currently expected, or that funding for the Project will be secured on acceptable terms or at all. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: (i) risks relating to the interpretation of the geology, grade and continuity of mineral deposits and conclusions of economic evaluations, (ii) risks relating to possible variations in reserves, grade, planned mining dilution and ore loss, or recovery rates, andchanges in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, (iii) the potential for delays in development activities, (iv) risks related to commodity price and foreign exchange rate fluctuations, (v) risks related to failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis and on acceptable terms, or delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the completion of development or construction activities, and(vi) other risks anduncertainties related to the Company's prospects, properties and business strategy. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this announcement, and the Company does not undertake any obligation to revise or update them to reflect future events or circumstances. ABOUT HASTINGS TECHNOLOGY METALS LIMITED Hastings Technology Metals Limited is a Perth-based rare earths and critical minerals focused company focused on advancing a mine-to-market strategy across two complementary pillars: the Yangibana Rare Earths and Niobium Joint Venture in Western Australia, and a 49% interest in an operational hydrometallurgical Mixed Rare Earth Chloride (MREC) processing plant in Kabin Buri, Thailand. The Yangibana Project is located in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia and contains one of the most highly valued deposits of NdPr in the world, with an NdPr to Total Rare EarthOxide ratio of up to 52% in some areas of the orebody. Fully permitted for immediate development, the project has an initial mine life of 19 years andis expectedto become a globally significantsource of NdPr – a critical component in the permanent magnets used in electric vehicles, renewable energy, humanoid robotics and digital devices. Hastings holds a 40% interest in the Yangibana JV, with Wyloo Metals (60%) appointed as JV Manager. The Thailand Hydromet Plant provides Hastings with a near-term, capital-efficient pathway to MREC production and cashflow ahead of Yangibana coming online. The fully licensedand permitted facility in Kabin Buri, Thailand will be commissioned using African monazite concentrate feedstock, targeting initial MREC production in Q1 CY2027. It is envisaged that production capacity will be increased to 36,000 tpa MREC output from 2028 to coincide with Yangibana coming online. The plant’s location 175km from Laem Chabang Deep-Water Port provides direct logistics connectivity to customers in the US, Europe and Asia. Hastings also holds a 100% interest in the Brockman Rare Earths and Niobium Project in the EastKimberley, WA, which is subject to ongoing metallurgical test work in partnership with Enuo Holdings Pte Ltd. For more information, please visit www.hastingstechmetals.com Yangibana Rare Earths Project 2026 Definitive Feasibility Study Chapter 01 - Executive Summary Yangibana Joint Venture Document Number: YB-1-0000-EN-GE-STU-00001 Rev 0 Yangibana Rare Earths Project Page 1 Definitive Feasibility Study Update Part 1 Reference: 13111 6605981:P:kz Revision 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .........................................................................................................6 1.1 Project Highlights ..................................................................................................................6 1.2 Introduction ............................................................................................................................8 1.2.1 Definitive Feasibility Study .................................................................................................... 9 1.3 Tenure................................................................................................................................... 11 1.4 Geology................................................................................................................................. 15 1.5 Mineral Resources ............................................................................................................... 17 1.6 Ore Reserves........................................................................................................................ 23 1.7 Mining.................................................................................................................................... 23 1.7.1 Mine Design ........................................................................................................................ 26 1.7.2 Mine Schedule..................................................................................................................... 30 1.8 Processing............................................................................................................................ 34 1.9 Infrastructure........................................................................................................................ 38 1.9.1 Roads.................................................................................................................................. 39 1.9.2 Accommodation Village....................................................................................................... 40 1.9.3 Aerodrome .......................................................................................................................... 41 1.9.4 Communications and IT ...................................................................................................... 41 1.9.5 Fuel Storage........................................................................................................................ 42 1.9.6 Power Supply...................................................................................................................... 42 1.10 Logistics ............................................................................................................................... 43 1.10.1 Construction and Reagents.....................................