SOUTHWESTNSE29 October 2025

South West Pinnacle Exploration Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation

South West Pinnacle Exploration Limited

South West Pinnacle Exploration Ltd (Formerly known as South West Pinnacle Exploration Pvt Ltd) CIN NO.: L13203HR2006PLC049480 Regd & Corp Office: Ground Floor, Plot No.15, Sector-44, Gurgaon 122003, Haryana, India. T: +91 124 4235400, 4235401 F: +91 124 4235402 E: info@southwestpinnacle.com W: www.southwestpinnacle.com

To, Listing Department Bombay Stock Exchange Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai-400001 Script Code: 543986

ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Company

Date: 29.10.2025

To, Listing Department National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Bandra- Kurla Complex Mumbai 400051 SYMBOL: SOUTHWEST

Subject: Updated Investor’s Presentation

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please find enclosed herewith copy of updated Investor’s Presentation for FY 2025-26.

This is for your information and record.

Thanking You,

For South West Pinnacle Exploration Limited

Vaishali Company Secretary & Compliance Officer

Investor Presentation

October 2025

Snapshot

30+ Lakhs Mtrs Drilled

150+ Successful Projects Deliveries

19 Ongoing Project

19+ Years of Experiences

INR 4,122 Mn Robust Order Book*

15% 3 Year PAT CAGR

12% ROCE

0.51 Debt/ Equity

* Order Book as of 30th September 2025

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Company Overview

Company Overview

Established in 2006, South West Pinnacle is one of India's fastest-growing private exploration

companies, with a strong track record in mineral and unconventional energy resource exploration.

Backed by an experienced leadership team and dynamic workforce, ensuring efficient project execution

and timely delivery.

The company is an integrated service provider offering end-to-end drilling and exploration solutions

across coal, ferrous, non-ferrous, atomic minerals, as well as conventional & unconventional oil and gas

sectors.

Operating Revenue(INR Mn) & EBITDA Margins (%)

1,243

16.25%

1,334

18.52%

1,803

18.64%

1,027

19.77%

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1-FY26

Revenue

EBITDA Margins

It operates a fleet of 40 advanced drill rigs (with capabilities up to 2,500 meters), supported by 15

geoscientists and specialized logging and geophysical survey equipment.

Segment wise Operating Revenue FY25

• Over the past 19 years, the company has successfully completed 150+ projects for both government and

private sector clients, and currently is working on 19 active projects across India.

• With a strong emphasis on Health, Safety & Environment (HSE), it has drilled over 3.0 million meters

without a single Lost Time Injury (LTI) since inception.

Coal Business 25%

Coal Exploration Services 7%

Underground Drilling 1%

Seismic Exploration Services using PST 6%

Non Coal Exploration Services 15%

Aquifer Mapping 15%

Its marquee clientele including Reliance, Vedanta, Oil India, CMDI, CGWB, ONGC, Hindustan copper Ltd.

and Hindalco, with operations spanning both domestic and select international markets.

2D/3D Seismic Exploration 1%

CBM Production 30%

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Journey So Far

• Entered the

• Entered Aquifer Mapping

• Incorporation of

Company

• Commencement of

Drilling operations for Core Drilling

• Kicked off 1st CBM Exploration project

• Entered into niche area of

LDC (Large Diameter Core Drilling - 8 inches core) for Diamond Exploration

• Commenced integrated exploration projects, including geology, geophysics, geological reporting, and drilling.

• Began overseas drilling operations in Oman.

unconventional oil & gas sector, including CBM production drilling.

• Completed 50+

exploratory projects across India.

• Entered the niche

• Submitted the first

segment of Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling.

detailed geological report for coal exploration.

services.

• Listed on NSE EMERGE in 2018; migrated to NSE Main Board in 2019.

• Formed JV in Oman with

35% stake in Alara Resources LLC.

• Entered 3D Seismic Data Acquisition for oil, gas & minerals.

• Entered oil & gas

exploration using Passive Seismic Tomography (PST) technology.

• Awarded a coal block in

Jharkhand with 84 Mn tons of geological reserves.

• Completed 150+ exploration

projects across diverse geographies.

• Executed an iron ore

exploration contract in Bangladesh.

• First company to win an

• Listed on both BSE

integrated coal exploration& seismic project from CMPDI.

and NSE.

• Awarded 11-year, USD125

Mn Copper Mining contract via JV in Oman; operations have commenced.

• Secured Aquifer Mapping

contracts worth over INR1,000 Mn from CGWB.

• Renewed CBM Production

Contract with RIL at twice the previous value.

• Formed a second JV in Oman

(17.5% stake), awarded a mining block.

• Exploration activities started in

mining block in Oman. • Raised capital through a preferential issue of equity/warrant in Feb 2025.

• Put in place second set of

equipment for CBM Production.

• Made strategic investment in Alara Resources Ltd, Australia.

2006-2009

2010-2012

2013-2015

2016-2019

2020-2023

2024 till date

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Board of Directors

▪ Mr. Vikas Jain has been director on board since its inception and has been the guiding force behind the

strategic decisions, supported by industry experienced professionals to run the business diligently. He has over 22 years of experience in relevant field.

▪ He holds a Master’s in Business Administration from Johnson & Wales University, USA.

Mr. Vikas Jain,

future prospects, client relationships, and administrative affairs.

▪ Mr. Jain primarily focuses on business development, finance, overall strategic planning for growth and

Promoter, MD & Chairman

▪ Mr. Piyush Jain joined the Board of the company in 2009 and has since been directly involved in

developing, planning, scheduling and supervising the operations of the Company.

▪ He has over 15 years of experience in exploration and mining sector and has been efficiently

spearheading the operational responsibilities, including procurement, HSE and other key areas, while also supporting the Company’s business development initiatives.

Mr. Piyush Jain,

▪ He holds MSc in Management & Entrepreneurship from Nottingham Trent University, UK, and a BSc in

Business & Management Studies from IILM, New Delhi affiliated with University of Bradford, UK.

Co-Promoter & Joint Managing Director

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Board of Directors

Mr. Rajendra Prasad Ritolia, Independent Director

Mrs. Meenakshi Anand, Independent Director

Mrs. Shivi Sabharwal, Independent Director

Mr. Hari Narain Singh Rajpoot, Independent Director

▪ Mr. Rajendra Prasad Ritolia has been

▪ Mrs. Meenakshi Anand has been

▪ Mrs. Shivi Sabharwal has been appointed

appointed as a Non-Executive Director effective August 12, 2024.

appointed as an Independent Director of the Company effective August 14, 2023.

as an Independent Director of the Company effective August 14, 2023.

▪ He is a veteran mining professional,

▪ She is the Proprietor and Principal

honored with awards like the D.D.Thacker Gold Medal and Indira Gandhi Memorial Award (2007),

▪ He holds a Postgraduate degree in Mining from Leoben, Austria (UNO scholarship) and a PG Diploma in Management from AIMA.

▪ Mr. Ritolia previously served as CMD of

Central Coalfields Ltd and as Advisor (Coal) to the Managing Director of Tata Steel Ltd.

Consultant of Career Experts, a 16-year-old HR firm specializing in talent placement, sales and soft skills training, staffing, and HR strategy.

▪ She holds a B.Tech in Chemical

Engineering from Orania University and a PGDEM in Marketing.

▪ She is a Director at Wellness Mandala Pvt. Ltd. (WelM), an organization focused on promoting mental well-being for individuals and businesses.

▪ With over 15 years of diverse experience across the music, media, fashion, and human resources industries, she brings a unique perspective to the board. Mrs. Sabharwal holds a Postgraduate degree in Marketing from Lancaster University, UK.

▪ Mr. Hari Narain Singh Rajpoot has been appointed as an Independent Director effective June 30, 2024.

▪ A fellow member of the ICSI and Associate Of ICMAI. he holds degrees in Science, Law, and a Master’s in Economics With over 44 + years of experience in corporate, securities, and general laws, finance, and management.

▪ He previously led legal at CEAT Ltd, served on the Audit Committee of its Sri Lankan JV, and is now Managing Director of a consulting firm and trustee of RPG Foundation. He also sits on the boards of two listed companies and two NBFCs.

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Geographical Presence

INDIA

Oman

Haryana

Rajasthan

Uttar Pradesh

Assam

Gujarat

Madhya Pradesh

Chhattisgarh

Jharkhand

Maharashtra

Odisha

Telangana

Andhra Pradesh

Karnataka

Tamil Nadu

Operations

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Awards

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Marquee Clients

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Business Overview

Our Key Verticals

CBM EXPLORATION SERVICES

UNDERGROUND DRILLING

CBM PRODUCTION SERVICES

AQUIFER MAPPING

COAL & OTHER MINERALS EXPLORATION SERVICES

GEOLOGICAL & GEOPHYSICAL SERVICES

2D/3D SEISMIC EXPLORATION

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Business Segment

CBM EXPLORATION SERVICES

CBM PRODUCTION SERVICES

Specialising in identifying and evaluating CBM potential in coal-rich regions through a complete suite of geological and technical services. Process : Including geological surveys, drilling exploratory wells, logging and testing to estimate gas content, and evaluating commercial viability. These services help determine whether CBM extraction is feasible and profitable in a given area. Highlights: • Over 100 CBM core wells completed – Highest in India • Trusted by industry leaders Reliance Industries, Oil India,

Dart Energy

Develop, operate, and maintain specialized infrastructure to extract and produce methane gas from coal beds ensuring safe, continuous, and cost-efficient CBM output. Process : Involves dewatering coal seams to reduce pressure and release methane gas, which is then collected through wells. The gas is compressed, processed, and transported for end use, while production is monitored continuously. Highlights: • 200+ CBM production wells drilled — depths up

to 1,200 meters

• Exclusive partner to Reliance Industries for

• Proven capabilities in India's most challenging basins

CBM production

• CBM Production contract renewed by RIL – Deployed

two imported CBM rigs for this project

COAL & OTHER MINERALS EXPLORATION SERVICES

Comprehensive solutions from exploration to processing, ensuring efficient, compliant, and sustainable mineral recovery. Process : • Exploration & Planning: Surveying, sampling, geological

analysis, mine design

• Drilling & Extraction: Core, RC, DTH & mud rotary drilling

(~30 lakh meters), blasting, hauling

• Processing & Rehab: Safe resource development with

minimal environmental impact

Highlights: • Expertise in core drilling, large diameter core drilling, and non-core methods including reverse circulation (RC), down-the-hole (DTH), and mud rotary drilling.

• Completed ~30 lakh meters of drilling using these

technologies

• Proven expertise in coal (incl. OB removal), ferrous, and non-ferrous mining, with operations across India and a global footprint via a copper/gold JV in Oman

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Business Segment

2D/3D SEISMIC EXPLORATION

GEOLOGICAL & GEOPHYSICAL SERVICES

A geophysical technique that uses sound waves to map subsurface rock formations crucial for identifying zones rich in oil, gas, or minerals.

Studying the Earth’s structure and composition to locate natural resources, assess ground conditions, and support mining and infrastructure planning.

Process :

Process :

• Generate and send sound waves into the ground

• Collect surface and subsurface data through:

• Capture echoes via sensors to create 2D/3D images of underground

• Geological mapping

structures

• Analyze reflections to pinpoint resource-bearing formations

Highlights:

• Proven capability in 2D/3D Land Seismic Exploration

• Serving sectors: Coal, Oil & Gas

• Equipped with PST Technology for precision seismic mapping

• End-to-end solutions encompassing data acquisition, seamless data

processing, and insightful interpretation and reporting.

• Seismic & resistivity surveys

• Analyze data to interpret formation behavior and resource viability

Highlights:

• Team of 15 experienced geoscientists

• Proven expertise in coal, limestone, atomic minerals, and more

• End-to-end on-site exploration services

• Integrated geological & geophysical capabilities tailored to client needs

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Business Segment

AQUIFER MAPPING

UNDERGROUND DRILLING

Aquifer mapping involves identifying and visualizing underground water-bearing formations to evaluate groundwater availability, quantity, and quality a critical input for infrastructure, agriculture, and industrial planning.

The process of creating boreholes below the Earth’s surface for mineral exploration, tunneling, or resource access in subsurface environments. It’s a foundational service for mining, infrastructure, and utility projects.

Process :

Multidisciplinary Surveys : Geological, geophysical & remote sensing techniques

Field Validation : Drilling & testing to understand aquifer depth, thickness & yield

Process :

• Mobilize drilling rigs to confined underground sites

• Bore into rock or soil to collect geological core samples

• Create access holes for mining, pipelines, or

Data Integration : Hydrogeology, hydrochemistry & groundwater modeling

structural development

Outcome : Detailed maps and models for water resource planning

Highlights:

• Conduct detailed subsurface evaluation to guide

future extraction

Highlights:

• Delivered aquifer studies for state & national water resource departments

• Entered a new domain underground Drilling

• Proven capability to quantify groundwater potential across diverse terrains

• Order secured from Hindustan Copper Ltd.

• Tailored solutions based on demand scale & hydrogeological behavior

• Commissioned 4 advanced rigs, now operational

• Expanding capabilities to support deep-access mining and critical

infrastructure projects

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Segmental Revenue Performance

FY-2024

FY-2025

Coal Exploration Services 8%

Coal Business 31%

Underground Drilling 5%

2D/3D Seismic Exploration 4%

CBM Production 20%

Non Coal Exploration Services 32%

Coal Business 25%

Seismic Exploration 6%

Underground Drilling 1%

2D/3D Seismic Exploration 1%

Coal Exploration Services 7%

Non Coal Exploration Services 15%

CBM Production 30%

Aquifer Mapping 15%

Operating Revenue: 1,334 Mn

Operating Revenue: 1,803 Mn

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Project and order book Details

Segment wise ongoing projects

Aquifer Mapping

Non Coal Exploration Services

Coal Exploration Services

2D/3D Seismic Exploration

CBM Production

Seismic Exploration Services using by Passive Seismic Tomography

Geological & Geophysical Services

Total

Segment wise – Order book

CBM Production

Aquifer Mapping

Seismic Exploration Services using by Passive Seismic Tomography

Non Coal Exploration Services

2D/3D Seismic Exploration

Coal Exploration Services

Total

H1-FY26 Order book: Type (%)

Private 48%

Government 52%

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1

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Value (INR Mn)

Order book (INR Mn)

1,364

877

445

825

86

525

4,122

4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0

4,122

3,287

2,607

2,157

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1 FY26

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Infrastructure

Total Drilling Rigs:

Seismic Equipment:

Geophysical Units:

• 40 state-of-the-art Top Drive Hydrostatic

Drilling Rigs

• 2 best-in-class Schramm rigs for CBM production • 4 newly acquired rigs for underground drilling

• 3 digital 2D/3D Seismic recording systems • Approximately 8,000–8,500 seismic channels • 7 Vibroseis units for seismic excitation

• 3 Geophysical Logging Units • DGPS & total Stations • Specialized geological data processing software

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1,050

1,400

1,850

2,000

2,130

2,280

2,600

2,800

3,000

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026 (E)

SWPE completed 29 Lakh meters of drilling, 6.5 Lakh meters of Geophysical Logging, 515 sq.km. of 3D Seismic surveys, 411 LKM of 2D seismic Survey for exploration of Coal, Minerals, Oil & Gas

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Various Projects Handled

CBM Production DrillingAt Sohagpur, MP For Reliance Industries

CBM Production Drilling for Reliance Industries – completion of 100 wells

CBM Exploratory Drilling at Satpura, MP for Dart Energy

Large Diameter Kimberlite core (8”) for Rio Tinto at Bunder, MP – Drilled by BLY LF230 upto a depth of 352 Meters. Largest coring done in India till date

CBM Production Drilling for Reliance Industries – Multi-Lateral Well

CBM Production Drilling for Reliance Industries – Multi-Lateral Well

Core drilling for Chromitefor Tata Steel Limited

Seismic Project for Coal Exploration

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Operations in Oman

Rationale

Oman is the second-largest country in the GCC region after Saudi Arabia and is endowed with significant mineral resources including copper, gold, silver, chromite, lead, nickel, manganese, and zinc. However, these reserves remain largely undeveloped due to a historical preference for the oil sector.

The Omani government, aiming to diversify the economy and reduce dependence on oil, established a public authority under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry named Mining Development Oman (MDO) to regulate and expand mining activities, as well as to strengthen private sector involvement in the sector.

The move would also create employment opportunities for Omani nationals

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2

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The first joint venture was formed in 2018, and the second was established in 2024.

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The company, recognizing the opportunity, has established two joint venture companies over time to tap into the potential in Oman.

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Operations in Oman

1st Joint Venture

This joint venture was formed with Alara Resources, a renowned Australian exploration and mining company, in 2018.

The JV company was awarded an 11-year copper mining contract in 2021–22, with a total contract value of USD 125 million.

• Mining operations commenced in February 2022 and are progressing well.

The JV company is also executing various drilling and exploration contracts, generating sizeable revenues and profits.

Another joint venture was established in 2024, comprising four partners, including Alara Resources Ltd., Australia.

In January 2025, the JV company was awarded Exploration and Mining Block 22-B in Oman, which contains geological reserves

of copper, gold, silver, chromite, and basalt.

As per the agreement executed with the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Sultanate of Oman, the JV company has been

granted the right to first explore and subsequently exploit the mining block, in accordance with the terms set out in the

agreement.

Exploration activities have since been started and a contract for Airborne geological survey is getting awarded to accelerate the

process.

Given the size of the block and the presence of high-value minerals, the project holds significant potential for the future.

2nd Joint Venture

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Coal Block Acquisition

Jharkhand

Coal Block Win: Awarded a coal block for commercial mining in Jharkhand

Block Area: Spread across 2.66 sq. km

Estimated Geological Reserves: 84 Million Tonnes (MT)

Coal Grade: W-IV grade coal

Regulatory Progress: DGPS survey completed; PL-cum-ML application submitted which is presently under active consideration

Next Steps: Mine development to accelerate post-license issuance

Production Timeline: Target to commence coal production by FY 2027–28

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Industry Overview

Industry Overview

The global mineral and energy exploration industry is entering a supercycle, fueled by the rapid transition to clean energy, reindustrialization, and the race to secure critical raw materials. From copper and coal to lithium and rare earths, exploration has become a strategic priority for nations and corporations alike.

Global Market Momentum

The global exploration services industry is projected to cross USD 20.1 billion by 2032, driven by decarbonization, electrification. Global mining giants and national governments are scaling investments to secure long-term reserves of copper, cobalt, gold, and battery minerals. Regions such as Africa, GCC, Central Asia, and South America are emerging as high-priority zones for greenfield exploration.

India’s Untapped Geological Potential

South West Pinnacle’s Strategic Advantage

India has one of the largest unexplored geological basins globally — rich in coal, iron ore, bauxite, and polymetallic deposits. Despite vast reserves, exploration depth remains low, offering strong upside for drilling, seismic surveys, and geophysical studies. Growing domestic demand for power, infrastructure, EVs, and renewables is accelerating the need for reliable mineral sourcing.

Among the few Indian companies with a fully integrated portfolio: CBM production, aquifer mapping, seismic surveys, mineral drilling, and mining services. International presence through joint ventures in Oman, executing large-scale copper and polymetallic mining contracts. Proven execution across 150+ projects, with over 2.8 million meters drilled, and a zero Lost Time Injury (LTI) record – a rare operational benchmark.

Key Industry Tailwinds

Global policy shift toward resource nationalism and localization is pushing early-stage exploration to the forefront. Rising ESG and environmental due diligence standards are boosting demand for structured, scientific exploration. Advancements in seismic imaging, AI-based geological modeling, and precision drilling are transforming the cost-efficiency of exploration.

Market Outlook

The total value of mineral production in India (excluding atomic minerals, minor minerals, and hydrocarbon energy minerals) was estimated at INR 1.41 lakh crore in FY 2023-24. The Indian mineral exploration equipment market was valued at USD 6.73 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 13.45 billion by 2033, registering a CAGR of 7.40% during 2025–2033.

www.wiseguyreports.com, mines.gov.in, www.imarcgroup.com

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Composition of India’s Metals and Mining Sector

Production of metalic and Non-metallic minerals ( USD Billion)

Share of states in mineral production FY24 (%)

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6 9 8

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7 4 9

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5 2 1

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9 1 Y F

0 2 Y F

1 2 1

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1 2 Y F

6 9 6

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9 6 4 1

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9 3 1

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2 2 Y F

P 3 2 Y F

P 4 2 Y F

Metalic Minerals

Non-Metalic Minerals

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16

1 1

4

1

4

14

45

Odisha

Chhattisgarh

Rajasthan

Karnataka

Jharkhand

Maharashtra

Andhra Pradesh

Gujarat

• The country has large reserves of iron ore, bauxite, chromium, manganese ore, baryte, rare earth and mineral salts.

• Production of metallic minerals in the country was US$ 14.69 billion in FY24P. In the same period, production of non-metallic minerals US$ 1.57 billion in FY24P.

• Odisha was the leading producer of minerals with 45% market share, followed by Chhattisgarh at 14% and Rajasthan at 16%.

www.ibef.org

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Coal Momentum: Powering India’s Energy Core

India’s coal production rose from 728.72 MT in FY19 to 893.08 MT in FY23 (22.6% growth). In FY25 (till Jan), output reached 997.80 MT, with 104.43 MT produced in January alone, up 4.4% y-o-y.

• The power sector consumed 678.54 MT in FY24, a 5.97% increase. However, with demand expected to hit

1,290 MT and production estimated at 1,111 MT by FY25-end, a supply gap remains.

• Captive mining grew due to reforms allowing sale of up to 50% output in the open market, improving

utilization and private sector participation.

• Coal imports rose 7.7% to 268.24 MT in FY24, despite production growth, reflecting the continuing supply-

demand imbalance.

• The government is boosting domestic output through commercial coal block auctions, 100% FDI, and

upgrades in mine evacuation infrastructure like rail and conveyor systems.

• A committee has been formed by the Ministry of Coal to review and speed up project execution timelines,

especially for tendering and approvals.

Coal Production (million tonnes)

5 Years CAGR 6.48%

.

1 9 2 7

.

5 9 9 1 7

.

1 3 7 7 7

.

8 0 3 9 8

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5 2 7 9 8

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8 7 9 9

• The GoI targets coal production of 1.40 BT by 2027 and 1.58 BT by 2030, supported by faster clearances,

FY 20

FY 21

FY 22

FY 23

FY 24

FY 25

private investment, and digitized monitoring systems.

India has estimated geological coal reserves of 344 Billion Tons

Coal production in India has crossed 1 Billion Tons mark during FY 2024-25.

Coal continues to be biggest energy source – >70% of power generation comes from coal-based plants presently

Coal is preferred source of energy due to its abundance & affordability

Total installed capacity of power generation expected to more than double by 2029-30

www.ibef.org

Coal is preferred for its affordability and abundance, supporting key non- power industries like cement, fertilizer, and aluminum.

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Strategic Overview

Key Strengths

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Presence Across Various Domains Of Drilling & Exploration

Qualification Credentials

Client Retention

Capability of Successful Projects Deliveries

Experienced Management Team

Robust Order Book

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Growth Opportunities

Coal & Mineral Exploration

Oil & Gas Exploration

Aquifer Mapping & Groundwater Management

• Over 500 mineral blocks to be auctioned by 2026 • Increased focus on domestic exploration to reduce import dependency

• Large unexplored reserves of coal, iron ore,

bauxite, copper, and rare earths

• 100% FDI allowed in upstream oil & gas sector • Government initiatives like OLAP and Mission

Anveshan to boost exploration

• National Project on Aquifer Management

initiated by CGWB

• High demand for groundwater studies for

• Push toward discovery of new oil-bearing blocks

infrastructure, agriculture, and urban development

• Policy shift enabling private sector participation

• Fiscal incentives to attract investment and

and commercial mining

advanced technology

through seismic surveys

• Growing need for hydrogeological surveys,

modeling, and sustainable resource planning

Unconventional Sources of Energy

International Exploration & Mining

• Significant potential in Coal Bed Methane (CBM),

• Emerging opportunities in mineral-rich regions like

shale gas, and geothermal energy

Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia

• Most unconventional sources in India remain

• Governments abroad increasingly opening up their

underexplored

mining sectors to foreign participation

• Growing energy demand and policy support

• High potential in copper, gold, rare earths, and

accelerating exploration in this space

strategic minerals

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Strategic Overseas Investments

Expanding in Middle East Asia

• •

Investment A: Alara Resources Ltd (ARL)

Investment B: Al Hadeetha Mining LLC (AHML)

Strategic Outlook

AUD 0.5 Million investment in ARL, an exploration and mining company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.

ARL holds a 51% share in a JV company in Oman.

This JV is successfully owning and operating a copper and gold mine.

Investment in AHML, a second JV company in Oman, with a 17.50% share.

AHML has been awarded a large mining block by the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Sultanate of Oman.

The block contains reserves of many precious minerals.

The award is for mining activities including exploration followed by exploitation. Exploration activities have since been started and a contract for Airborne geological survey is getting awarded to accelerate the process.

• Both investments are considered cornerstones with huge potential. • With confirmed allocation of mining blocks, one is already operating commercially and the other is progressing well. •

The future of both investments is very promising.

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Financial Highlights

Financial & Operational Highlights

Q2-FY26 Financial Performance

Q2/H1-FY26 Financial Performance

INR 624 Mn

INR 145 Mn

INR 23.24%

Operational Revenue

EBITDA

EBITDA Margin

• The Company delivered its best-ever Q2 and H1 performance, recording revenue of INR 624 million and INR 1,027 million, and PAT of INR 84 million and INR 108 million, respectively.

• During this period, the Company secured new orders worth INR 850

INR 84 Mn

INR 13.46%

INR 2.74 /Share

million.

PAT

PAT Margin

Diluted EPS

H1-FY26 Financial Performance

INR 1,027 Mn

INR 203 Mn

INR 19.77%

Operational Revenue

EBITDA

EBITDA Margin

INR 108 Mn

INR 10.52%

INR 3.52 /Share

PAT

PAT Margin

Diluted EPS

• Company has started second phase of CBM Production owing to the revised contract of INR 1.53 billion issued by Reliance Industries Ltd & revenue generation started during Q2.

• The company added two new clients during Q2, expanding its

customer base.

• The current order book of INR 4.12 billion is at all time high & provide

clear road map for next two to three Quarters.

• The Company has participated in several new tenders during the Quarter, which are expected to further strengthen the order book.

• With this strong order book, the Company’s performance is expected to improve further, as Q3 and Q4 are typically the best-performing quarters for the Company.

• Most of the exploration domains are currently operational.

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Quarterly Consolidated Income Statement

Particulars(in INR Mn)

Revenue from Operations

Total Expenses

EBITDA

EBITDA Margins (%)

Other Income

Depreciation

Finance Cost

Profit Before Share of Profit from JVs

Share of Profit/(Loss) from JVs

PBT

Tax

PAT

PAT Margins (%)

Other Comprehensive Income

Total Comprehensive Income

Diluted EPS (INR)

Q2 FY26

Q2 FY25

624

479

145

274

240

34

23.24%

12.41%

9

29

23

102

8

110

26

84

16

25

21

4

1

5

1

4

13.46%

1.46%

1

85

2.74

-

4

0.14

Y-o-Y

128%

NA

NA

NA

(44)%

16%

10%

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

Q1 FY26

402

344

58

14.43%

11

21

20

28

3

31

7

24

Q-o-Q

55.2%

39.2%

NA

881 Bps

(18.2)%

38.1%

15.0%

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

5.97%

749 Bps

-

24

0.79

NA

NA

NA

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Half Yearly Consolidated Income Statement

Particulars(in INR Mn)

Revenue from Operations

Total Expenses

EBITDA

EBITDA Margins (%)

Other Income

Depreciation

Finance Cost

Profit Before Share of Profit from JVs

Share of Profit/(Loss) from JVs

PBT

Tax

PAT

PAT Margins (%)

Other Comprehensive Income

Total Comprehensive Income

Diluted EPS (INR)

H1 FY26

1,027

824

203

19.77%

20

51

42

130

11

141

33

108

10.52%

-

108

3.52

H1 FY25

568

486

82

Y-o-Y

81%

70%

NA

14.44%

533 Bps

42

49

44

31

-

31

8

23

4.05%

-

23

0.81

(52)%

4%

(5)%

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

647 Bps

NA

NA

NA

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Financial Overview

Historical Consolidated Income Statement

Particulars(INR Mn)

Revenue from Operations

Total Expenses

EBITDA

EBITDA Margins (%)

Other Income

Depreciation

Finance Cost

Profit Before Share of Profit from JVs

Share of Profit/(Loss) from JVs

PBT

Tax

PAT

PAT Margins (%)

Other Comprehensive Income

Total Comprehensive Income

Diluted EPS (INR)

FY23

1,243

1,041

202

FY24

1,334

1,087

247

FY25

1,803

1,467

336

16.25%

18.52%

18.64%

42

72

59

113

4

117

27

90

7.24%

1

91

3.21

24

88

85

98

11

109

26

83

6.22%

-

83

2.96

48

96

87

201

13

214

50

164

9.10%

(1)

163

5.83

H1-FY26

1,027

824

203

19.77%

20

51

42

130

11

141

33

108

10.52%

-

108

3.52

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EQUITY AND LIABILITIES (INR Mn) Shareholders Funds

FY24 1,215

FY25 1,706

298

1,408

H1-FY26 1,814

298

1,516

Historical Consolidated Balance Sheet

ASSETS (INR Mn) Total Non Current Assets Property, plant & equipment Capital Work-in-progress Right of use assets Investment property Intangible assets under development Goodwill Financial assets (i) Investments (ii) Loans (iii) Other financial assets Other non-current assets Total Current Assets Inventories Financial assets (i)Trade Receivable (ii)Cash and cash equivalents (iii)Other bank balances (iv)Loans (v) Other financial assets Current tax assets (net) Other current assets Assets classified as held for sale Total Assets

FY24 1,003 725 - 17 31 108 1

41 4 71 5 1,346 434

574 6 83 - 19 2 159 69 2,349

FY25 970 625 7 14 28 143 1

53 9 57 33 1,791 462

763 194 216 - 17 2 137 - 2,761

H1-FY26 1,288 901 - 13 27 162 1

92 24 54 14 1,927 483

991 32 228 18 30 2 143 0 3,215

Share Capital

Other Equity

Non Controlling Interest

Non Current Liabilities

Long Term Borrowings

Lease Liability

Provisions

Other Financial Liabilities

Deferred tax liabilities

Other non-current liabilities

Current Liabilities

Short term Borrowings

Trade Payables

Lease Liability

Other Financial Liabilities

Other Current Liabilities

Short term Provisions

Current Tax Liability (Net)

Total Equity & Liabilities

279

936

-

359

257

18

7

7

47

23

775

650

65

2

29

-

203

122

15

8

4

51

3

852

507

187

2

54

297

214

14

9

4

54

2

1104

711

246

2

56

42

15

32

15 74

14

-

15

13

2,349

2,761

3,215

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EBITDA (INR Mn) & EBITDA Margins (%)

PAT (INR Mn) & PAT Margins (%)

Consolidated Financial Performance

Revenue (INR Mn)

1,803

1,243

1,334

1,027

336

247

18.52%

18.64%

203

19.77%

202

16.25%

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1-FY26

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1-FY26

EBITDA

EBITDA Margins

Net Worth (INR Mn)

1,706

1,814

Debt to Equity

0.75

1,137

1,215

0.55

0.51

0.37

90

7.24%

FY23

83

6.22%

FY24 PAT

164

9.10%

108

10.52%

FY25

H1-FY26

PAT Margins

ROE & ROCE (%)

10%

8%

FY23

12%

7%

FY24

12%

8%

FY25

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1-FY26

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1-FY26

ROE

ROCE

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Capital Market Information

Share Price Data As on 30th September, 2025

30.0%

20.0%

10.0%

0.0%

-10.0%

-20.0%

-30.0%

Oct-24

Nov-24

Dec-24

Jan-25

Feb-25

Mar-25

Apr-25

May-25

Jun-25

Jul-25

Aug-25

Sep-25

South West pinnacle Exploration Ltd.

Sensex

Price Data (As on 30th September 2025)

Face Value

CMP

52 Week H/L

Market Cap (INR Mn)

No. of Share outstanding (Mn)

1 Year Avg. Trading Volume ('000)

INR

10.00

132.05

167.95/95.60

3,939.05

29.83

79.40

Shareholding Pattern as on 30th September 2025

Public 31.15%

Promoter 68.85%

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