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#ASXnews June 2026 Quarterly Report InVert Graphite is pleased to announce its quarterly report for the period ending 30 June 2026. Activities during the quarter were focused on the acquisition of RapidGraphite Pty Ltd and associated RapidPulse™ technology to complement the Company’s 100% owned Morogoro natural #graphite project in Tanzania. RapidGraphite Pty Ltd / RapidPulse™ Acquisition • InVert entered binding conditional agreements to acquire RapidGraphite Pty Ltd, which holds an exclusive, royalty free, worldwide licence for, and an option to acquire for nil consideration following completion of the acquisition, the RapidPulse™ technology, a novel process developed at Curtin University with promising applications for potentially converting natural graphite to battery-grade graphite within seconds. • RapidPulse™ test work on InVert’s Morogoro graphite samples demonstrated materially improved crystallinity, non-acid purification to approximately 99% purity, and potential upcycling of graphite waste. • The experimental process requires no acid purification, achieving high purity in a single step without the chemical washing required by conventional methods. • The acquisition enables access to a pre-pilot Centorr Furnace capable of processing up to1kg samples, which is installed at Curtin University for ongoing and scaled-up graphite production trials using the technology. • The transaction builds in ongoing R&D alignment, with Curtin University becoming a shareholder of InVert Graphite. • RapidGraphite expects to benefit from an A$439,664 AEA Ignite grant awarded by the Australian Government to Curtin University to scale the RapidPulse™ technology. • InVert is rapidly building a vertically integrated graphite opportunity, combining the RapidPulse™ technology with the Company’s 100% owned Morogoro natural graphite project in Tanzania. Corporate • Firm commitments were received by InVert for a strongly supported Placement to institutions and sophisticated investors to raise A$2.5 million before costs, predominantly to advance ongoing and scaled-up graphite trials using the RapidPulse™ technology. #IVG Managing Director, Andrew Lawson, commented: “The June quarter was a defining period for InVert, driven by our transformational acquisition of the Curtin University developed RapidPulse™ technology. Early testing has already achieved ~99% purity and battery-grade crystallinity in seconds, eliminating the need for harsh acid purification. “By pairing this disruptive process with our 100%-owned Morogoro Project in Tanzania, we are rapidly establishing a vertically integrated, environmentally sustainable pathway. Backed by the Australian Government’s AEA Ignite grant, Curtin University joining our register, and a strongly supported placement, we enter the next quarter well-funded and uniquely positioned to disrupt the green battery materials sector." Read: https://loom.ly/NSqXN64