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`with Leading U.S. RecyclerMTM Critical Metals Ltd has secured a second 5-year e-scrap supply agreement, guaranteeing up to 400 t/year of high-value feedstock.Combined with an existing agreement, this secures over 1,100t/year, de-risking MTM’s U.S. operations and technology rollout.▪ Second long-term supply agreement secured with leading U.S. recycler PlasticRecycling Inc.▪ 5-yearsupply ofup to 400 t/year of high metal content e-scrap with binding conversion expected in coming weeks▪ Exclusive rights to first 300 t/year, de-risking MTM’s U.S. operations and supporting Phase 1 capacity▪ Agreement mirrors LOIwith Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations1; total guaranteed feedstock now >1,100 t/year▪ Supports Flash Joule Heating (FJH) demonstration plantand future expansion plans▪ Targets high-value PCB-rich electronic waste, including material from U.S. datacentre and telecom sectors▪ Underpins predictable metals output, commercial scalability, and strengthens MTM’s strategic positioningMTM Critical Metals Limited(“MTM” or the “Company”) (ASX:MTM; OTCXB:MTMCF)is pleased to announce that ithas secured a second long-term supply agreement forProcessed Electronic Scrap (PES) rich in printed circuit board(PCB) components with Plastic Recycling Inc., a leading U.S.-based plastic and electronicscrap (‘e-scrap’ or ‘e-waste’)recycling and materials recovery company headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. PES,isa high-metal-content fractionof e-scrapgenerated after the removal of non-metallic materials such as fiberglass and plastics.A Letter of Intent (LOI) has been executed between MTM’s U.S. subsidiary, Flash Metals USA Inc., andPlastic RecyclingInc. (PRI), outlining the principal commercial terms for a five-year supply agreement. This LOI is expected to convert into abinding contract in the coming weeks and aligns with MTM’s U.S. operational ramp-up of its Flash Joule Heating (FJH)demonstration plant, scheduled for commissioning inQ4 2025.This new agreement mirrors the structure of MTM’s existing LOI withDynamic Lifecycle Innovations (DLI)1, Inc. Collectively,the supply agreements with DLIandPRI. secure over 1,100 t/year of high-grade, PCB-rich electronic scrap. This guaranteedvolume underpins MTM’s initial and future processing capacity in the United States, providing a strong foundationforcommercialisation through the recovery of gold and other precious and base metals.MTMManaging Director & CEO, Michael Walshe,commented:“This second supply agreement is another critical milestoneinexecuting our commercialisation strategy. Plastic Recycling Inc. brings scale, reliability, and deep expertise in the U.S.recycling ecosystem. With binding agreements from two major suppliers now in place, MTM is well positioned to deliver itsPhase 1 rollout and planned capacity expansions with reduced supply risk and enhanced commercial flexibility. Our 1 tonneper-day demonstration plant is being engineered with modular scalability in mind, enabling staged upgrades to significantlyhigherthroughputs as feedstock volumes and market demand increase”.