Richmond Vanadium Technology

Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin attended the 2026 Resources Sector Regulator Roadshow this week on behalf of @richvanadium, alongside industry, the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation, and the Department of Resources. It was a valuable opportunity to engage directly with the Coordinator-General and senior leadership on approvals, process and industry alignment - critical conversations as we progress the Richmond–Julia Creek Project. Forums like this reinforce the importance of alignment across government and industry, particularly as projects move from development into delivery within Australia’s evolving energy system. Good to be joined by our environmental consultants, Epic Environmental, supporting these discussions. Thank you to @amec_org, DETSI, the @QRCouncil and State Government teams for hosting. $RVT #CriticalMinerals #EnergyTransition #Approvals #Queensland #Vanadium #MineToBattery

Big conversations are happening across the critical minerals sector, from processing capability to future-facing materials like vanadium. The EU–Australia trade deal highlights how quickly the landscape is shifting. Supply chains are no longer just about cost, they’re about security, reliability and long-term partnerships. As demand grows for materials linked to energy storage and advanced manufacturing, the focus is moving toward trusted supply and integrated value chains. Projects like Richmond–Julia Creek sit within that shift, as RVT advances a world-scale vanadium resource in North Queensland aligned with long-duration energy storage and emerging mine-to-battery systems. Read more: #msdynmkt_trackingcontext=4f44f495-c0ab-43d3-9628-4e8abfaf0100" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ausimm.com/conferences-an… $RVT

RVT welcomes the news last week that the Sugarbag Hill ultra-high purity quartz sand venture has been declared a prescribed project by the Queensland Government. The Qld Government proves again its dedication to unlocking the vast mineral wealth the state has to offer, as detailed by The Hon Dale Last MP in this year’s Queensland Critical Minerals Prospectus, stating, “The Queensland Government is focused on delivering. We’re taking real action to drive down approval times, cut red tape and provide the certainty that industry needs to get projects off the ground and start delivering investment returns.” $RVT is the proud owner of the Richmond-Julia Creek #Vanadium Project, which it is progressing through Bankable Feasibility, aiming at unlocking the full potential of the project to support the global energy transition. Prospectus: nrmmrrd.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/… Media Release: statements.qld.gov.au/statements/104…

AI isn’t just changing software. It’s changing electricity demand. Data centres run 24/7, and intermittent power alone won’t support that. The grid needs reliable, long-duration energy storage. That’s where vanadium comes in. Vanadium flow batteries are designed for long-duration energy storage. Scalable, long life, and suited to supporting the next generation of digital infrastructure. As this scales, the supply chain matters: Vanadium → electrolyte → battery → grid Richmond Vanadium’s Richmond–Julia Creek Project in North Queensland hosts one of the largest vanadium resource bases globally, positioning the project as a potential upstream supplier to the emerging long-duration energy storage industry. Through our collaboration with global vanadium flow battery leader Rongke Power, RVT is exploring how resource development can align with battery deployment and grid infrastructure. Because supporting the energy systems of an AI-driven world starts with secure vanadium supply. $RVT

We’ve approved the relocation of the Company’s corporate and administrative base to Brisbane, Queensland. This transition consolidates RVT’s corporate functions in Queensland and aligns executive management with the advancement of the Richmond–Julia Creek Project through Bankable Feasibility Study, Environmental Impact Statement and Mining Lease Application approvals. As a Queensland-based critical minerals project, Richmond–Julia Creek requires increased engagement with State agencies, regional stakeholders and strategic partners. Relocating the Company’s corporate base is intended to strengthen alignment between executive leadership and project approvals, enhance engagement with Queensland Government and regulatory bodies, and improve coordination of permitting and development activities. Western Australian project initiatives will continue to be progressed through dedicated project teams and specialist partners. Read the full $RVT ASX Announcement here: wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/RVT/030720… #Vanadium #Queensland

"Globally, more vanadium flow battery projects are being announced... and the key challenge is securing supply chains,” said RVT Exe Chairman Brendon Grylls. Great to see Richmond Vanadium featured in Australian Mining’s latest piece on Australia’s next wave of critical minerals builders. The direction is clear - the sector is moving from ambition to delivery. Projects like Richmond–Julia Creek are being advanced to support growing demand for long-duration energy storage, with vanadium increasingly linked to the infrastructure required for grid reliability and rising electricity demand. As demand scales, so does the importance of secure, diversified supply. For $RVT, that means progressing Richmond–Julia Creek as part of the emerging mine-to-battery supply chain. #Vanadium #EnergyStorage #CriticalMinerals #EnergySecurity

The recent Clean Energy Finance Corporation (@CEFCAus) Green Room webinar brought together leading voices in sustainable infrastructure to examine the growing intersection between Australia’s digital expansion and its clean energy ambitions. The webinar highlighted significant opportunities for investors to contribute to a future where data centre growth supports the clean energy transition, including: 1) Australia has a golden opportunity to build a sustainable data centre industry 2) Data centre growth could drive a ten-fold increase in energy demand 3) Additional renewables and storage are critical to meeting the energy challenge 4) Sustainable design can catalyse data centre growth 5) There are opportunities beyond the city limits Senior Manager at Baringa, Rebecca Vallance, stated, “The data centre investment opportunity is unparalleled. Australia's access to clean energy, land availability, data sovereignty laws, geopolitical stability, subsea connectivity: all of those factors mean that Australia, in our view, is likely to continue to rank highly in terms of development opportunities.” We know that long-duration energy storage will be critical to firm renewable generation and maintain grid reliability as demand accelerates - enter vanadium flow batteries. This is the future $RVT is working towards – using its Vanadium Battery Energy Storage System (VBESS) model to connect vanadium supply to the energy systems behind an AI-driven world. 📺Watch the webinar here: youtu.be/GNkLHU1UIww #RVT #Vanadium #VBESS #EnergyStorage #AI #DataCentres #CriticalMinerals #EnergySecurity

Good conversations this week at the AMEC x ADIA event in Townsville. Our Chairman Brendon Grylls and Joanne Bergamin spent time connecting with Queensland Government and Trade and Investment leaders, including Anne Neil (Department of Resources) and Bianca Park (Trade and Investment Queensland). With all five Queensland Trade and Investment Commissioners in town, it was a great chance to have real, face-to-face conversations about where the critical minerals sector is heading. For us, it’s simple, these conversations are part of building the pathway for Richmond–Julia Creek. Approvals, investment and long-term development all start with alignment across government and industry. A lot happening in North Queensland right now. $RVT #CriticalMinerals #Queensland #Townsville #Vanadium

Today @richvanadium’s Executive Management team attended the Secure the Future Green Energy Forum in Townsville, alongside industry, investors and policymakers focused on North QLD's role in Australia’s #energy future. The conversations reinforced how important the region is becoming, not just for renewable generation, but for the infrastructure needed to support it. As Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Energy David Janetzki MP noted, “North Queensland has a key role to play in the state’s, and the nation’s, energy journey.” Projects like Richmond–Julia Creek sit within that broader system, supporting the critical minerals needed for long-duration energy storage and grid reliability. Great to see everyone leaning into what comes next, thanks to Townsville Enterprise for bringing the room together. $RVT #CriticalMinerals #EnergyStorage #Vanadium #EnergyTransition

The conversation around #AI and data centres is shifting. As highlighted in The Australian, Australia’s capital city leaders are warning that the current grid has limited capacity to support the rollout of power-hungry data centres without major system support. The challenge is clear. AI workloads run 24/7. Intermittent supply alone cannot support that level of structural load. Long-duration energy storage will be critical to firm renewable generation and maintain grid reliability as demand accelerates. That is where #vanadium flow batteries come into the equation. Through the Vanadium Battery Energy Storage System (VBESS) model, large-scale storage can provide the duration required to stabilise the grid while enabling the next wave of digital infrastructure. For Australia to capture the AI opportunity, the supply chain must exist domestically, from mine to electrolyte to battery deployment. This is exactly the ecosystem $RVT is working to support. theaustralian.com.au/nation/politic…

Last week, our Executive team was on the ground in North Queensland. From the Townsville Industry Breakfast to meetings with MITEZ, the Mayor, Council and local stakeholders in Richmond, and continued engagement with State Government departments, the focus was clear – progressing the Richmond–Julia Creek Project through environmental approvals and Mining Lease pathways. There’s something different about being there in person. Driving the roads, seeing the Flinders still cut by floodwaters, sitting across the table from local leaders, it reminds you that developing a project is about people and place, not just process. At the same time, the bigger picture is clear. Power demand is changing. AI, data centres and electrification are driving the need for reliable, long duration energy storage – and that will require vanadium. That starts at the resource. Queensland is home to our Project, and our focus is aligned with that, building the foundations today for the energy systems the next generation will rely on. $RVT #Queensland #NorthQueensland #Vanadium #EnergyStorage #CriticalMinerals #EnergySecurity

We presented today at the AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) and Austex Resources lunch in Brisbane. This is not a mining story. It is a load story. Load is accelerating. AI-optimised data centres require firm power, not intermittent power. Long-duration is structural. Without mining lease: No electrolyte. No sovereign supply. No scalable LDES. RVT; Explorer to Developer Pathway. Integrated mine-to-battery economics.

We’ve appointed Joanne Bergamin to the RVT Advisory Board at an important stage for the Richmond–Julia Creek #Vanadium Project. As we advance our Bankable Feasibility Study and progress Environmental Impact Statement and Mining Lease Application approvals, disciplined stakeholder engagement and clear strategic communications matter. Joanne brings deep Queensland critical minerals experience, strong regional relationships and national advocacy for vanadium’s role in long duration energy storage. Her appointment strengthens our engagement across government, regional communities and industry as Richmond–Julia Creek moves through its next phase of development. $RVT #EnergyTransition

We’ve appointed Joanne Bergamin as Advisory Board Member – Communications & Stakeholder Engagement. She will guide strategic communications and stakeholder engagement as we advance BFS, EIS and MLA approvals at Richmond–Julia Creek. $RVT

RVT Chair Brendon Grylls attended the Richmond Lions Combined Services Christmas Party (pictured with President Matt Hudspith). Brendon also had the opportunity to meet with local landowners & key stakeholders, reinforcing RVT’s commitment to strong community relationships. $RVT

RVT is pleased to share its September 2025 Quarterly Report. Following the strategic consolidation in June, RVT has maintained strong operational momentum during the September Quarter. Read the full Quarterly Report: tinyurl.com/2sazs3he $RVT

We are pleased to share RVT's June 2025 Quarterly Report. During the quarter, the Company completed a strategic corporate review given the depressed #vanadium price. Read the full report: tinyurl.com/mtmm64m4 $RVT

Managing Director Jon Price & Chairman Brendon Grylls were in Townsville and Julia Creek last week, meeting with local and community stakeholders to discuss our Julia Creek Vanadium Project. $RVT

Our Managing Director, Jon Price has written an opinion piece in the latest @amec_org Explorers Magazine. $RVT is partnering with global VFB leader Rongke Power, to propose the Townsville #VFB Project to demonstrate scalable, long-duration #energystorage.