LION SELECTION GROUP LIMITED. — Net Asset Value 2026

Apr 8, 2026

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9 April 2026

Monthly net tangible asset (NTA) backing per share as at 31 March 2026

31 March 2026 8 April 2026[#] Before Tax 97.4 cps 108.6 cps After Tax* 94.2 cps 104.3 cps Share Price 88.5 cps 94.5 cps

*The after-tax number relates to the provision for deferred tax on the unrealised gains in the Company’s investment portfolio. The Company is a long-term investor and does not intend disposing of its total long term investment portfolio. Under current Accounting Standards, the Company is required to provide for tax on any gains that may arise on such a theoretical disposal, after the utilisation of brought forward losses.

8 April 2026 NTA disclosed due to material movement since 31 March 2026.

Managed exposure to high growth mineral companies. Targeting multiples on investment aligned to the mining cycle.

Lion Selection Group

Investment focus: Micro-capitalisation resources companies.

This sector has the potential to be one of the best performing in the market, where individual companies can generate high multiple returns.

Exceptional opportunity access: High quality deal flow including pre-public market and internally originated opportunities.

Investment approach: Lion searches for opportunities in the micro-cap resources space with a contrarian eye, targeting companies depressed by the mining cycle or missed by investors. Avoiding risks (to limit downside) and looking for opportunities where de-risking / the advancing cycle / growing metal inventory will add value strongly.

Lowest jurisdiction risk: Australian focus.

Lion investment horizon: 3-5 years.

Investment Research: 100% internally derived by a full-time professional directly employed mining investment team.

Well funded to invest: Net cash $41.0M at 31 March 2026.

History of dividends: Distributions in excess of 343cps[3] over Lion’s 28+ years.

Lion aims to pay sustainable dividends from surplus investment proceeds, whilst balancing the investment requirements of the Company with the market conditions and capital growth.

Listed on ASX: Code LSX Size of portfolio: $135M as at 31 March 2026 Shares on issue: 143,245,975 Unvested Performance Rights: 1,110,800

Performance of Lion’s Australia focused* Investing Strategy since January 2022 $ invested $ value Performance

$50.9M $95.1M +87%

***** Lion reset its investment strategy in 2022, having finalised major asset sales and underlying assets becoming majority cash. New Investments (which are separate from the Legacy Investment Portfolio) are companies invested in by Lion for the first time after 1 January 2022, and are focussed completely on Australian projects. Performance includes realised gains as well as value of portfolio holdings.

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28 Years of Market Beating Performance

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Net Tangible Asset Backing

Lion advises that the unaudited net tangible asset backing of Lion as 31 March 2026 is 97.4 cents per share (before tax) and 94.2 cents per share (after tax).

	31 March	2026
	$M	cps
Cash	41.0	28.6
Legacy Investments	10.0
		68.8
Australian Investments	88.6
Total Value Before Tax	139.6	97.4
Deferred Tax Liability	(4.6)	(3.2)
Total Value	135.0	94.2
Market Capitalisation	126.8	88.5

1. Investment performance figures reflect the historic performance of Lion Selection Group Limited (ASX:LSG, 1997–2007), Lion Selection Limited (ASX:LST, 20072009), Lion Selection Group Limited (NSX:LGP, 2009-2013) and Lion Selection Group Limited (ASX:LSX, 2013-present).

2. Methodology for calculating total shareholder return is based on MorningStar (2006), which assumes reinvestment of distributions.

3. Distributions made include cash dividends, shares distributed in specie as a dividend, proceeds from an off-market buyback conducted in December2008, and the distribution of shares in Catalpa Resources via the demerger of Lion Selection Limited in December 2009. Lion assume all distributions are reinvested, with all non-cash distributions sold and the proceeds reinvested on the distribution pay date.

4. Investment performance is pre-tax and ignores the potential value of franking credits on dividends that were partially or fully franked.

5. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.

6. Indices used for comparison are accumulation indices, which assume reinvestment of dividends.

7. Source: IRESS, Lion Selection Group

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