Elevra Lithium (NASDAQ: ELVR) swings to profit as reserves and prices rise

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Elevra Lithium Limited reports FY26 half-year results showing stronger pricing and merger-driven gains alongside operational challenges at its North American Lithium mine. Revenue rose to US$86M, up 8%, as the average realised spodumene price increased 34% to US$937/dmt despite concentrate production falling 7% to 96kt and sales down 20% to 92kt.

Underlying EBITDA improved to a small profit of US$1M from a US$(25)M loss, while profit after tax swung to US$74M, largely driven by a US$156M impairment reversal and merger-related accounting effects. Operating cash flow was a US$(28)M outflow after US$24M of merger costs, though NAL itself generated US$5M operating cash. Cash rose to US$81M helped by merger proceeds and equity issuance.

The completed merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium created a larger North American hard-rock producer, with NAL Ore Reserves up 124% to 48.6Mt at 1.11% Li₂O and Moblan Mineral Resources up 30% to 121Mt at 1.19% Li₂O. Elevra kept FY26 guidance unchanged, targeting 180,000–190,000dmt of production, 170,000–190,000dmt of sales, unit operating costs of US$860–US$880/dmt sold, and US$26M of capital expenditure.

Positive

• Sharp turnaround in profitability: Profit after tax improved to US$74M from a US$(42)M loss, supported by higher realised prices, cost synergies and a US$156M impairment reversal at North American Lithium.
• Substantial reserve and resource growth: NAL Ore Reserves increased 124% to 48.6Mt at 1.11% Li₂O and Moblan Mineral Resources rose 30% to 121Mt at 1.19% Li₂O, strengthening long-term production potential.
• Improved pricing and cash position: Average realised selling price climbed 34% to US$937/dmt, while cash grew to US$81M, aided by NAL operating inflows, merger-related cash and equity proceeds.
• Merger synergies emerging: The completed Sayona–Piedmont merger delivered about US$5M of synergies in four months and simplified ownership at NAL, supporting a larger, more diversified platform.

Negative

• Operational underperformance at NAL: Spodumene concentrate production fell 7% to 96kt and sales dropped 20% to 92kt, with recovery impacted by higher iron and lower lithium grades in Phase 3 ore.
• Cost and cash flow pressure: Unit operating cost produced rose 14% to US$831/dmt, and the Group recorded US$(28)M operating cash outflow after US$24M of merger-related payments and a US$9M loss from Group operations.
• Short-term mining challenges: Higher strip ratios and ore-quality issues in the current mining phase are expected to persist in the near term, prompting an increase in full-year unit cost guidance to US$860–US$880/dmt sold.

Insights

Equity analyst

Pricing strength, merger uplift and resource growth offset weaker production.

Elevra delivered an 8% revenue increase to US$86M even as spodumene concentrate production fell 7% and sales dropped 20%. The key driver was a 34% jump in average realised prices to US$937/dmt, helped by exiting a legacy offtake and optimising freight.

Operationally, North American Lithium faced lower grades and higher iron content from Phase 3, pushing unit operating cost produced up 14% to US$831/dmt. Yet unit cost sold declined 6% to US$814/dmt due to inventory effects, and NAL generated US$11M underlying EBITDA and US$5M operating cash.

The merger with Piedmont Lithium and reversal of prior NAL impairment produced a swing to US$74M profit after tax, but much of this was non-cash. Net cash from operations was a US$(28)M outflow after US$24M of merger costs. Maintaining FY26 guidance on production, costs and US$26M capex suggests management sees current mining challenges as temporary, though execution through Phase 3 and the NAL expansion will be crucial.

Resources and project development specialist

Expanded reserves and diversified assets enhance long-term growth platform.

Updated JORC estimates lifted NAL Ore Reserves 124% to 48.6Mt at 1.11% Li₂O and Resources to 95Mt at 1.15% Li₂O. Moblan’s Resource rose 30% to 121Mt at 1.19% Li₂O, with 89% in Measured and Indicated categories, reinforcing its scale and quality.

These larger ore bodies underpin Elevra’s NAL brownfield expansion, where a scoping study outlined potential production of 315kt per year at a C1 cash cost of US$630/t, and an accelerated, staged pathway could bring full capacity around two years earlier. Carolina Lithium permitting advances, including stormwater permits and an air permit application, broaden the future growth pipeline.

With US$81M cash, higher inventories and increased customer prepayments on the balance sheet, the company has more flexibility to fund studies and early works. However, advancing multiple large projects will still depend on market conditions, securing partnerships, and maintaining regulatory and community support, particularly in North Carolina and Quebec.

UNITED STATES

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

Form 6-K

REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER

PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16

UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

For the month of February 2026

Commission File Number 001-42819

ELEVRA LITHIUM LIMITED

(Translation of registrant’s name into English)

Level 28,

10 Eagle Street

Brisbane, Queensland 4000

Australia

(Address of principal executive office)

Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form 20-F or Form 40-F.

Form 20-F  ☒                Form 40-F  ☐

Elevra Lithium Limited (the “Registrant”) is filing the following exhibits on this Report on Form 6-K, each of which is hereby incorporated by reference:

Exhibit

No.	Description
99.1	Announcement filed by the Registrant with the Australian Securities Exchange on February 20, 2026 – Carolina Lithium Town Hall Presentation.
99.2	Announcement filed by the Registrant with the Australian Securities Exchange on February 24, 2026 – Appendix 3H – Notification of Cessation of Securities.
99.3	Announcement filed by the Registrant with the Australian Securities Exchange on February 25, 2026 – Interim Financial Report for the Half Year Ended 31 December 2025.
99.4	Announcement filed by the Registrant with the Australian Securities Exchange on February 25, 2026 – FY26 Half Year Results.
99.5	Announcement filed by the Registrant with the Australian Securities Exchange on February 25, 2026 – FY26 Half Year Results Presentation.

SIGNATURE

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

	ELEVRA LITHIUM LIMITED
Date: February 26, 2026	By:	/s/ Dylan Roberts
		Name: Dylan Roberts
		Title: Company Secretary and General Counsel

Exhibit 99.1

 ASX:ELV • NASDAQ:ELVR  Elevra Lithium  Carolina Lithium   Town Hall  19 FEBRUARY 2026 

  Introductions   Project Overview and Current Status on Carolina Lithium   Update and explanation of our Air Permitting submission   Community Questions + Discussion   ELEVRA LITHIUM  2  Tonight’s Discussion   Sharing information, providing updates, and answering your questions  

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  3  Senior resources sector professional who has lead resources organizations at the Chief Executive Officer level and held executive and non-executive director roles in both listed and unlisted entities. As a mining engineer with extensive hands-on operational experience in both the mining resources and the renewables energy sector, he is well versed in global resource trends and growth markets.  Lucas Dow, Managing Director & CEO  Chemical Engineer with over 20 years experience leading Environment, Health and Safety, with the last decade in the Lithium mining industry encompassing Sustainability and Risk. Since joining Elevra in October 2021, integral in obtaining permits to date and supporting efforts to understand community concerns to ensure project is developed to protect community and the environment.  Monique Parker, Chief Sustainability Officer  Since joining Elevra in August 2020, leads community, local government and public-sector engagement, with strong focus on building trusted partnerships at the county and municipal level.   Spent more than a decade with the Gaston County Economic Development Commission; worked directly with local governments, businesses and residents to support industry in the county and state.   Malissa Gordon, VP, Government Affairs, US  Christian Cortes  Chief Financial  Officer  Dylan Roberts   General Counsel & Company Secretary  Sylvain Collard President Canada & Group COO  Andrew Barber   Chief Development   & Investor Relations Officer  Sandra Tremblay   Chief People Officer  Management Team  Today’s Presenters 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  4  Introducing Elevra Lithium  North America’s Leading Hard-Rock Lithium Producer  Operator of North American Lithium in Québec, the largest hard-rock lithium operation in North America.  Commissioned North American Lithium in 2023 and produced ~200,000 tons of spodumene concentrate in 2025.  Established Producer  Experienced Team  Strategic Backing  Management team with decades of experience across global mining operations and project development.  Track record of optimizing and stabilizing operations throughout the lithium price trough.  Partner and supplier to leading industry participants, including Tesla and LG Chem.  Aligned with U.S. government policies to build a secure domestic critical mineral supply chain.  North American Lithium  Stage:  Production  Ownership:  100%  Authier  Stage:  Studies  Ownership:  100%  Moblan  Stage:  Studies  Ownership:  60%  Carolina Lithium  Stage:  Studies  Ownership:  100%  Ewoyaa  Stage:  Studies  Ownership:  22.5%  Corporate Overview  Providing a secure and reliable supply of lithium to power the future  Responsible Operator  Operating under Québec’s rigorous environmental and regulatory framework.  Committed to partnering with community to align priorities with project planning and long-term operations.  

 Projects   Unique set of development options combined with an operating asset  ELEVRA LITHIUM  5  Leading North American open pit mining operator with nameplate capacity of 220kt of spodumene concentrate (30kt LCE per annum)  Brownfield expansion scoping study completed with strong economics  25+ year life of mine  Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 95Mt @ 1.15% Li2O  Nearly all of NAL is powered by clean and green hydroelectricity  Elevra has a 22.5% interest in the Ewoyaa Project and can earn a 50% interest prior to potential dilution.  See Piedmont Lithium’s ASX announcement dated 18 August 2023.  North American Lithium(100%)  Low-cost lithium project targeting 365kt of high-grade, coarse-grained spodumene concentrate per annum  Elevra has an offtake agreement with Atlantic Lithium for 50% of spodumene concentrate production at market prices on a life-of-mine basis2  Elevra additionally exercised option to acquire 22.5% interest in Ewoyaa, having funded the Definitive Feasibility Study to completion  Ewoyaa  (22.5%)1  High-grade, long-life project located close to key infrastructure and transport nodes with production target of 300kt per annum of spodumene concentrate  Drilling program achieved 6.5x increase in Resource base since acquisition  20+ year life of mine  Measured, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 121Mt @ 1.19% Li2O  Strategically located at the southern most portion of the James Bay region of Quebec  Moblan(60%)  Fully-integrated, strategically located U.S. asset to potentially produce battery-grade lithium at up to 60kt per annum at full production  Received finalized mining permit for construction, operation and reclamation in May 2024  One of only two significant spodumene projects in the U.S.  Expected to benefit from exceptional infrastructure and close proximity to end customers  Carolina(100%) 

 Lithium Applications  Lithium demand is not limited to passenger EVs; lithium has a diverse set of applications across a variety of end markets  ELEVRA LITHIUM  6  Transportation  Electrification is critical to compete as the sector evolves  Commercial Vehicles  Semi Trucks  Buses  National Security  Developing a domestic   supply chain is imperative   for national security  Drones  Energy Storage  Robotics  Industrial & Other Uses  Industrial demand will continue to grow as the economy expands  Lubricants / Grease  Metallurgy  Glass & Ceramics  Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production  Executive Order - March 20, 2025  Section 1. Purpose. The Unites States possesses vast mineral resources that can create jobs, fuel prosperity, and significantly reduce our reliance on foreign nations. Transportation, infrastructure, defense capabilities, and the next generation of technology rely upon a secure, predictable, and affordable supply of minerals. The United States was once the world’s largest producer of lucrative minerals, but overbearing Federal regulation has eroded our Nation’s mineral production. Our national and economic security are now acutely threatened by our reliance upon hostile foreign powers’ mineral production. It is imperative for our national security that the United States take immediate action to facilitate domestic mineral production to the maximum possible extent.  

 Uplift in Demand with Strong Outlook into 2030  Elevra is well positioned to take advantage of forecast demand growth through its unique suite of development projects  ELEVRA LITHIUM  7  Global Lithium Demand  Mt LCE  North American Lithium Balance  Mt LCE  Source: Benchmark Mineral Intelligence Q4 2025 Lithium Forecast Model  

 Carolina  Lithium 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  9  Carolina Lithium  Located in the cradle of the US lithium industry  Fully-integrated, strategically located U.S. asset with the potential to produce up to 60kt per annum of battery-grade lithium.  Fully integrated mine-to-chemical production  Designed as an integrated operation, combining hard-rock lithium mining with an on-site conversion facility to produce battery-grade lithium.  Vertical integration reduces reliance on third-party supply or processing and keeps value-added processing local.  Proven geology and processing route  One of only two advanced spodumene projects within the United States and the only project with a Definitive Feasibility Study.  Mining, concentration, and conversion plans rely on conventional and established processes used at global lithium operations.  Strategic location within the United States  Located in North Carolina, close to existing infrastructure, skilled labor, end customers and historical hard-rock lithium operations.  Domestic location enhances supply chain security and aligns with U.S. policy to onshore critical mineral supply. 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  10  Timeline  Project Development Milestones – a structured and disciplined approach  Permitting  Partnering  Funding  Rezoning  Construction  Permitting  State Mining Permit  Water Permit  Air Permit application is currently under review by NCDAQ  Partnering  Technical operator for downstream chemical processing   Funding  U.S. Government signals support for domestic lithium mining and refining  Expanding funding programs to reduce reliance on foreign sources (mainly China)  Rezoning  Rezoning application dependent on potential partnerships, funding strategy  One shot opportunity – when the time is right   Construction  Description of Construction  Commentary on status, prerequisites and approach 

 Carolina Lithium Update   Progress Continues while our Commitments remain unchanged   ELEVRA LITHIUM  11  Expanded funding strategy, including evaluation of U.S. government support  State Mine Permit/General Stormwater Permits received  Evaluating strategic partners and project finance options  Existing Operating Lithium Producer/demonstrated successful mining operations  Project timeline refined based on permitting and development progress - doing it right, not fast  Project Progress  Commitment to domestic lithium production in Gaston County  No change to site location or project footprint  Domestic location enhances supply chain security/aligns with U.S. policy to onshore critical minerals supply  Strong environmental protections and monitoring  Same regulatory agencies and permitting oversight  Continued commitment to safety, transparency, and community partnership  Core Commitments Remain Unchanged 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  12  Funding engineering study and construction of municipal waterline extension   Establish a program to connect local neighbors to the waterline extension   Operations will follow strict water quality standards with continuous monitoring under permitting   Water use + discharge carefully managed under environmental permits; ongoing testing to protect groundwater, stream, nearby wells  Water Protection - Responsible Operations   Well Impacts: Operations committed to transparency, regular monitoring and working with individuals/community to safeguard well impact/quality   Air Quality Management: Dust and emissions actively controlled and monitored   Blasting & Noise Management: carefully planned; conducted in accordance w/ strict standards and monitoring   Mining Activities - Safety + Accountability   Transparency + Accountability + Partnership   Protecting the health, safety, and quality of life of our neighbors – core priority   Committed to open dialogue, advance notice of activities and ongoing engagement w/ community and leadership   Community Commitment  Operating safely, transparently and responsibly  

 ASX:ELV • NASDAQ:ELVR  Q&A Session   Carolina Lithium Project  

 Has the company sold or purchased any additional local assets, such as land or buildings?   Our focus remains within the existing permitted mine area. We are evaluating management of other land we own locally.   How is Elevra Lithium, other than a logo change, any different from Piedmont Lithium?   There have been no physical changes to the Carolina Lithium project site. Elevra Lithium, by way of Sayona Mining, gained operational experience from North American Lithium, the largest hard rock lithium mine in North America. Elevra is a much larger, stronger company (improved balance sheet).  It seems there has been a decline in community sponsorship since the transition from Piedmont to Elevra. Does Elevra plan to continue spending money in the community?   Yes. Elevra remains committed to supporting local communities. As a larger global company, we now support multiple communities, with investment aligned to project timing and community needs.   Once permitting has been completed, what other goalposts would the company have to reach to begin work on the Carolina Lithium site?  Construction would only begin after all approvals are complete – including county rezoning, securing necessary financing, and establishing operators who would support the chemical processing portion of the project.   There are concerns in the community that the company is only focused on promoting the stock rather than actually developing a mine, is that true?   Holding this townhall and keeping the community actively involved in our project shows that we are focused on developing the Carolina Lithium project which will be difficult without community support. Holding a townhall does little to help the stock but we hope that it is a meaningful step in fostering community engagement with the company. We ultimately expect that our share price performs well, but the only way for that to happen is for the company to succeed operationally.   ELEVRA LITHIUM  14  Questions from the Community    Providing Clarity and Transparency on Key Topics  

 Will blasting, noise, dust and vibrations from the mine disrupt my life and force me to stay indoors?   No. Modern blasting techniques are highly controlled and designed to minimize noise, dust, and vibrations. Dust will be managed using enclosed conveyor systems, and advanced dust suppression methods. Blasts are precisely engineered to target specific rock areas, lasts only a few seconds, and are designed to reduce vibration effects using Z-curve, the recommended limit – often well below regulatory limits established by the United State Bureau of Mines and the State of North Carolina. Blasting will follow strict regulations, occur only during permitted daytime hours, and typically happen once or twice a day. We intend to communicate with nearby residents about blasting activities, sharing a regular blasting schedule on our website and providing a recorded message for neighbors along with emails and onsite signs. Per Gaston County ordinances no blasting will be conducted until one hour after sunrise, within one hour of sunset, or on the following days: Sundays, Christmas Day, Good Friday, New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran’s Day, and Thanksgiving Day.  What will you do if the mine effects my well?   Elevra has conducted detailed groundwater modeling, which indicates that impacts to nearby wells are expected to be limited. Only 10 parcels beyond our property boundary may experience minor drawdown, And any noticeable effects would depend on the specific well conditions. If a nearby well is affected, we have proactive mitigation plans in place as part of our state mine permit, and as part of our commitment to the community. We will provide immediate and long-term solutions to ensure no resident is left without a safe and dependable water supply. This may include supplying bottled water or temporary water delivery right away, drilling a new or improved well, or connecting to municipal water supply.  How do you intend on being a good neighbor?   We believe being a good neighbor means being part of the community - not just operating in it. That includes supporting local schools, workforce training programs, and community organizations and creating opportunities for local residents and businesses to benefit from the project.   Elevra is committed to operating safely, protecting local resources, and maintaining open communication with residents throughout the life of the project. From an economic standpoint, this project will create well-paying jobs, both directly and through local contractors and suppliers. These jobs bring stable incomes that support local families and strengthen small businesses. The project will also contribute substantially in local tax revenue, that will, over time, provide resources for school funding, emergency services, infrastructure and other essential community needs.   ELEVRA LITHIUM  15  Questions from the Community    Providing Clarity and Transparency on Key Topics  

 Air Permit 

 Air Permitting Carolina Lithium  Understanding the Path from Conception to Operation  ELEVRA LITHIUM  17 

    Strict environmental review ensures protection of public health and air quality.  Air permits must be approved by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality.  Best Available Control Technology analysis is required to confirm effective controls are in place.  Air quality impacts must meet state and federal standards.  Regulatory review occurs before construction and continues during operations.   No construction can begin until all permits are granted.  Permitting in North Carolina: Protecting Air Quality   Minimization of Air Impacts is a Collaborative Process  ELEVRA LITHIUM  18 

 Permitting Progress + Next Steps   Creating the Right Permit takes Time – Focus on Doing it Right, Not Fast  ELEVRA LITHIUM  19 

 Project map submitted with application  Layout utilized for all air permit calculations and reviews  ELEVRA LITHIUM  20 

 Project Map  Project area and operations remain consistent with permitted plans   ELEVRA LITHIUM  21 

 Carolina  Lithium   Permitting Landscape  Carolina Lithium will comply with the most stringent air permit regime  ELEVRA LITHIUM  22 

 Our Process: Safely Producing Lithium in Three Steps  A fully integrated process designed for efficiency, safety, and responsible resource development   Step 1: Mining Operations   Step 2: Concentration Operations   Step 3: Conversion Operations   ELEVRA LITHIUM  23 

 Safe & Responsible Mining Operations   Mining is carefully planned, regulated and conducted as first step in the integrated on-site process  ELEVRA LITHIUM  24  Controlled drilling  Safe material handling   Managed excavation   Engineered mine design  

 Protecting Air Quality During Mining Operations   Multiple control measures are designed to minimize emissions and protect the community and environment   ELEVRA LITHIUM  25 

 Safe & Responsible Concentration Operations  A controlled step in the fully integrated on-site process   ELEVRA LITHIUM  26  Enclosed material transport   Modern processing equipment  Controlled separation process  Engineered processing systems  

 Protecting Air Quality During Concentration Operations  Multiple control measures are designed to minimize emissions and protect the community and environment   ELEVRA LITHIUM  27 

 Safe & Responsible Conversion Operations   Final step in the fully integrated on-site process, using enclosed systems and strict environmental controls   ELEVRA LITHIUM  28  Enclosed material transfer   Controlled conversion process  Engineered processing systems  

 Protecting Air Quality During Conversion Plant Operations   Multiple control measures are designed to minimize emissions and protect the community and environment   ELEVRA LITHIUM  29 

 Pollutant  Mine /Concentrate Plant  Chemical  Plant  Site Total  (tons per year)  PM  108.2  60.6  168.8  PM10  39.0  59.0  98.0  PM2.5  10.7  58.6  69.3  SO2  33.6  3.0  36.6  NOx  317.0  237.0  554.0  CO  1159.0  202.0  1361.0  VOC  2.9  14.0  16.9  GHG  56,611  273,291  330,582  Maximum Single HAP (HF)  9.83  .14  9.97  Total HAP  10.64  5.5  16.14  Overall Notes  All values in tons per year  Reflects control equipment  Includes operational limits on some equipment  Mine/Concentrate Plant (SIC 1479)  Includes in-pit crushers and conveyors  Includes dry product handling and processing operations  Does not include fugitive emissions  Chemical Plant (SIC 2819)  PSD category “Chemical process plant”  Includes all processing equipment  Includes fugitive emissions  Note that all in-pit crushers and conveyor transfer points will be equipped and operated with water spray, but this control was not accounted for in the PTE calculation.  Potential Emissions with controls within Permitted Area   All emissions are regulated, controlled and monitored under state environmental permits  ELEVRA LITHIUM  30 

 Proposed Site Wide Pollutant Profile Compared to Current Profile  Project Impact to Air does not Exceed National Air Quality Limits - and is more than 50% below National Air Quality Limits  ELEVRA LITHIUM  31   Pollutant   (all values are in μg/m3)  Averaging  Period  As Is  Air Quality  Impact of Carolina Lithium  Combined  Impact  % of   Combined    Impact  National Air   Quality Limit  % of   National Limit   PM10  24-Hour  39  29.6  69  ~43%  150  ~20%   PM2.5  24-Hour  18  7.2  25  ~29%  35  ~21%  Annual  8  0.996  8.996  ~11%  9.0  ~11%   NO2  1-Hour  65.8  81  147  ~55%  188  ~43%  Annual  12.6  44.0  57  ~77%  100  ~44%   CO  1-Hour  1,629  274  1,903  ~14%  40,000  ~1%  8-Hour  1,260  146  1,460  ~10%  10,000  ~1% 

 Our Commitment to Protecting the Community + Environment   Strict permitting, monitoring and controls ensure safe and responsible operations   ELEVRA LITHIUM  32 

 ASX:ELV • NASDAQ:ELVR  Q&A Session    Air Permit  

 Primary Community Contact:  Malissa Gordon  Phone: 704.491.9130  Email: malissa.gordon@elevra.com  Website: www.elevra.com  Open + Ongoing Communication   Questions? Let’s Talk.   Primary Permitting Contact:  Monique Parker   Phone: 704.813.2301  Email: monique.parker@elevra.com  Website: www.elevra.com  Cherryville Office Contact:  Emily Winter   116 E. Main Street Suite 100  Phone: 704.477.4710  Email: emily.winter@elevra.com  Website: www.elevra.com 

 Appendix 

 Water Lines and Sound Barriers  Municipal water capabilities and Valuing Quality of Life 

 Important Information and Disclaimer  ELEVRA LITHIUM  37  Important Information and Disclaimer  Statements in this presentation are made only as of the date of this presentation unless otherwise stated, and the information in this presentation remains subject to change without notice.  Presentation for the Purposes of Providing Information Only  This presentation is not a prospectus, disclosure document or offering document under Australian law or under the law of any other jurisdiction. It is for informational purposes only. This document does not constitute and should not be construed as, an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer or invitation to subscribe for, buy, or sell securities in the Company.  Any material used in this presentation is only an overview and summary of certain data selected by the management of the Company. The presentation does not purport to contain all the information that a prospective investor may require in evaluating a possible investment in the Company, nor does it contain all the information which would be required in a disclosure document prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Corporations Act and should not be used in isolation as a basis to invest in the Company. Recipients of this presentation must make their own independent investigations, consideration and evaluation of the Company.  The distribution of this presentation in other jurisdictions outside of Australia may also be restricted by law and any restrictions should be observed. To avoid doubt, this presentation is not for distribution or dissemination within the US and Canada. Any failure to comply with such restrictions may constitute a violation of applicable securities laws.  Disclaimer  No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made as to the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctness of the information, opinions or conclusions contained in or derived from this presentation or any omission from this presentation or of any other written or oral information or opinions provided now or in the future to any person.   To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither the Company nor any of its affiliates, related bodies corporate and their respective officers, directors, employees, advisors and agents, nor any other person, accepts any liability as to or in relation to the accuracy or completeness of the information, statements, opinions, or matters (express or implied) arising out of, contained in or derived from this presentation or any omission from this presentation or of any other written of oral information or opinions provided now or in the future to any person.  Forward Looking Statements  This presentation may contain certain forward-looking statements. Such statements are only predictions, based on certain assumptions and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond Sayona Mining Limited’s control. Actual events or results may differ materially from the events or results expected or implied in any forward-looking statement. The inclusion of such statements should not be regarded as a representation, warranty or prediction with respect to the accuracy of the underlying assumptions or that any forward-looking statements will be or are likely to be fulfilled. Sayona Mining Limited (Elevra Lithium) undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement or other statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this presentation (subject to securities exchange disclosure requirements).  The information in this presentation does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any person.  Nothing contained in this presentation constitutes investment, legal, tax or other advice.  The Company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the original market announcement and all material assumptions and technical parameters continue to apply and have not materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcements. 

 Important Information and Disclaimer  ELEVRA LITHIUM  38  Cautionary Note to United States Investors Concerning Estimates of Measured, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources  Standard for Assessing Mineral Reserves and Resources  As a public company listed in Australia and the United States, Sayona Mining is required to comply with the resource estimation standards of both the JORC Code and S-K 1300. Certain of Sayona’s disclosures instead comply with the JORC Code or Canadian National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”).  Each of these standards contain specific meanings for terms such as “mineral resource”, “measured mineral resource”, “indicated mineral resource”, “inferred mineral resource”, “proven mineral reserves”, and “probable mineral reserves” for various types of technical studies. Although the principles for reporting mineral resources and reserves, including subcategories of measured, indicated, and inferred resources, are broadly similar under each set of standards, we caution you that estimates prepared solely under the JORC Code are not fully comparable to similarly titled measures disclosed under S-K 1300 or the other reporting and disclosure requirements of the U.S. federal securities laws, rules and regulations.  Mineral Reserves and Resources of the Carolina Lithium Project  Mineral reserve and mineral resource information contained in this presentation for the Carolina Lithium Project was prepared by Piedmont in accordance with S-K 1300 and the JORC Code.  Mineral Reserves and Resources of the North American Lithium, Authier, and Moblan Projects  Mineral reserve and mineral resource information contained in this presentation for the North American Lithium, Authier, and Moblan Projects were prepared in accordance with the JORC Code and NI 43-101. Such information was not prepared in accordance with S-K 1300.  

Exhibit 99.2

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities

Announcement Summary

Entity name

ELEVRA LITHIUM LIMITED

Announcement Type

New announcement

Date of this announcement

Tuesday February 24, 2026

Details of +securities that have ceased

	ASX +security code	Security description	Number of +securities that have ceased		The +securities have ceased due to	Date of cessation
	ELVAM	PERFORMANCE RIGHTS	20,443		Lapse of conditional right to securities because the conditions have not been, or have become incapable of being, satisfied	20/02/2026

Refer to next page for full details of the announcement

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Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities

Part 1 - Announcement Details

1.1 Name of +Entity

ELEVRA LITHIUM LIMITED

We (the entity named above) provide the following information about our issued capital.

1.2 Registered Number Type	Registration Number
ABN	26091951978

1.3 ASX issuer code

ELV

1.4 The announcement is

New announcement

1.5 Date of this announcement

24/2/2026

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities 2 / 4

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities

Part 2 - Details of +equity securities or +debt securities that have ceased

ASX +Security Code and Description

ELVAM : PERFORMANCE RIGHTS

Unquoted +equity securities that have ceased

Number of securities that have ceased

20,443

Reason for cessation

Lapse of conditional right to securities because the conditions have not been, or have become incapable of being, satisfied

Date of cessation	Is the entity paying any consideration for the cessation?
20/2/2026	No

Any other information the entity wishes to notify to ASX about the cessation?

Lapse of 20,443 unlisted performance rights pursuant to the terms of the Company's Equity Incentive Plan.

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities 3 / 4

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities

Part 3 - Issued capital following changes

Following the cessation of the +securities the subject of this notification, the issued capital of the entity will comprise:

The figures in parts 3.1 and 3.2 below are automatically generated and may not reflect the entity's current issued capital if other Appendix 2A, Appendix 3G or Appendix 3H forms are currently with ASX for processing.

3.1 Quoted +equity securities and +debt securities (total number of each +class of +securities quoted on ASX)

ASX +security code and description	Total number of +securities on issue
ELV : ORDINARY FULLY PAID	169,376,771

3.2 Unquoted +equity securities (total number of each +class of +equity securities issued but not quoted on ASX)

ASX +security code and description	Total number of +securities on issue
ELVAM : PERFORMANCE RIGHTS	2,733,008
ELVAN : OPTION EXPIRING 31-DEC-2028 EX $4.80	2,723,613

Note: the figures stated in the tables above are used to calculate the total market capitalisation of the entity published by ASX from time to time. The table will not include those classes of +securities that have ceased or lapsed in their entirety in ASX records before the announcement date described in Q1.5, even if the entity has advised ASX of a change to that class of +security in Part 2 of this form.

Appendix 3H - Notification of cessation of securities 4 / 4

Exhibit 99.3

 Interim Financial Report  For the half year ended 31 December 2025 

 03  Appendix 4D  04  Directors’ Report  Safety, ESG and Community  06  Operating and Financial Review  07  North American Lithium (NAL)  08  Growth Projects  10  Elevra Mineral Resources  11  Corporate  12  14  Auditor's Independence Declaration  16  Consolidated Financial Statements  Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss  16  Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income  17  Consolidated Statement of Financial Position  18  Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity  19  Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows  20  21  21  21  Notes to the Financial Statements  Reporting Entity  Basis of Preparation  New Standards and Interpretations  22  22  26  26  27  28  29  29  30  32  32  33  34  37  39  Notes to the Financial Statements  Segment Reporting  Revenue  Expenses  Tax  Earnings per Share  Inventories  Property, Plant and Equipment  Impairment of Non-Financial Assets  Advances to Affiliates  Trade and Other Payables  Interest Bearing Liabilities  Financial Assets and Liabilities  Share Capital  Business Combinations  Related Party Transactions  42  19. Subsequent Events  42  43  Directors’ Declaration  44  Independent Auditor’s Review Report  46  Corporate Directory  Contents  Elevra Lithium Limited ABN 26 091 951 978  Elevra Interim Financial Report  2 

 Appendix 4D  Appendix 4D for the half year ended 31 December 2025  Results for Announcement to the Market  Revenue from ordinary activities  86,232  80,147 Up 8%  Profit/(loss) from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members  72,619  (34,196) Up 312%  Profit/(loss) for the period attributable to members  72,619  (34,196) Up 312%  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Change over  previous  corresponding  period  %  Dividends  No dividends have been declared or paid by the Company for the half year ended 31 December 2025 (31 December 2024: Nil).  Net Tangible Assets per Security  31 December  31 December  2025  $  2024  $  Net tangible assets per security  3.25  5.25  Changes in Controlled Entities  On 30 August 2025, Sayona Mining Limited and Piedmont Lithium Inc. completed the definitive merger agreement announced on 19 November 2024 following receipt of the requisite shareholder approval. The merger formed a leading North American lithium producer with an approximate 50:50 equity split, prior to dilution, of shareholders of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium. Upon completion of the merger, Piedmont Lithium Inc. and its controlled subsidiaries became wholly owned subsidiaries of Sayona Mining Limited (subsequently Elevra Lithium Limited).  Associates and Joint Ventures  The Group has interests in the following joint arrangements as at 31 December 2025:  Ownership interest  Moblan Lithium Project(1)  Canada  Investissement Québec  60  60  Morella Lithium Joint Venture(2)  Australia  Morella Corporation Limited  49  49  Vallée Lithium Project(3)  Canada  Consolidated Lithium Metals Inc.  25  25  Project  Country  Counterparty  31 December  2025  %  31 December  2024  %  Elevra Interim Financial Report  The Group has a 60 per cent interest in the Moblan Lithium Project. The project is 40 per cent owned by Investissement Québec.  Morella Corporation Limited satisfied the requirements under the Earn-In Agreement to earn a 51 per cent interest in several Pilbara tenements with lithium rights located in the Pilgangoora district in Western Australia, Australia on 27 November 2022. The Joint Venture Agreement was subsequently executed on 15 July 2024.  On 14 December 2023, North American Lithium Inc. satisfied a requirement under the Earn-In Agreement to earn a 25 per cent interest in the Vallée Lithium Project located in Québec, Canada.  Audit Review  This report is based on the consolidated financial statements for the half year ended 31 December 2025, which have been reviewed by Ernst & Young and are not subject to dispute or qualification.  Other Information  Additional information required by listing rule 4.2A.3 can be found in the Directors’ Report and Consolidated Financial Statements for the half year ended 31 December 2025. This report should be read in conjunction with the 2025 Annual Report.  3 

 Your Directors present their report on Elevra Lithium Limited (the “Company” or “Elevra”) and its controlled entities (the “Consolidated Group” or “Group”) for the half year ended 31 December 2025.  This report is prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), with the following information forming part of this report:  Auditor’s Independence Declaration on page 14;  Consolidated Financial Statements on pages 16 to 20;  Directors’ Declaration on page 43;  Independent Auditor’s Review Report on pages 44 to 45; and  Corporate Directory on page 46.  Directors  The following persons held office as a Director of Elevra Lithium Limited during the half year and up to the date of this report, unless otherwise stated:  Ms Christina Alvord1  Appointed 30 August 2025  Mr Jeffrey Armstrong1  Appointed 30 August 2025  Mr Jorge Beristain1  Appointed 30 August 2025  Mr James Brown2  Appointed 14 August 2013  Mr Allan Buckler  Appointed 5 August 2013  Mr Paul Crawford3  Appointed 10 March 2000  Resigned 30 August 2025  Mr Lucas Dow  Appointed 14 February 2024  Ms Dawne Hickton1  Appointed 30 August 2025  Ms Laurie Lefcourt  Appointed 16 October 2024  Mr Philip Lucas3  Appointed 27 August 2023  Resigned 30 August 2025  Directors’ Report  Elevra Interim Financial Report   Ms Alvord, Mr Armstrong, Mr Beristain and Ms Hickton were ex-Piedmont Lithium directors and were appointed as Non-Executive Directors upon completion of the merger between Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium on 30 August 2025. Each director was then elected to the board by shareholders at the  21 November 2025 Annual General Meeting.  Mr Brown transitioned from an Executive Director to a Non-Executive Director on 30 August 2025.   Mr Crawford and Mr Lucas resigned as Non-Executive Directors upon completion of the merger between Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium on 30 August 2025.  4 

 Principal Activities  The principal activities of the Group during the half year were lithium mining and processing at North American Lithium (NAL) and the ongoing identification, evaluation and development of its portfolio of mineral exploration assets in Australia, Canada, Ghana and the United States, predominantly focusing on lithium.  There were no other significant changes in the Group’s principal activities during the half year.  Significant Changes in the State of Affairs  Merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium  On 30 August 2025, Sayona Mining Limited (Sayona)  and Piedmont Lithium Inc. (Piedmont) completed the definitive merger agreement (the Merger) announced on  19 November 2024 following receipt of the requisite shareholder approval. The merger formed a leading North American lithium producer with an approximate 50:50 equity split, prior to dilution, of shareholders of Sayona and Piedmont. The merger is anticipated to create synergies  by integrating production capabilities, expand operational efficiencies and creates a company with a significant project portfolio and stronger financial position to enhance its ability to meet growing demand for lithium products.  Director and Leadership Changes  Concurrent with the Merger, the Group expanded its Board with the appointment of Ms Dawne Hickton, Mr Jeffrey Armstrong, Mr Jorge Beristain, and Ms Christina Alvord as  Non-Executive Directors, effective 30 August 2025. In addition to serving as a Non-Executive Director, Ms Hickton was appointed as Chair of the Company. Further, these Directors were elected as Non-Executive Directors at the Company’s Annual General Meeting on 21 November 2025.  Mr Paul Crawford and Mr Philip Lucas resigned as  Non-Executive Directors upon completion of the Merger on 30 August 2025.  On 17 October 2025, the Group announced the appointment of Mr Christian Cortes as Chief Financial Officer to support the Company’s operational focus and continued development and growth initiatives following the resignation of Mr Dougal Elder. Mr Cortes brings more than 20 years of international experience in the finance and resources sector, including as the Chief Integration and Transformation Officer at Arcadium Lithium and Chief Financial Officer and Chief of Sales and Marketing at Allkem Limited.  Share Consolidation and Corporate Name Change  As approved by Sayona shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeting held on 31 July 2025 (2025 EGM), the Share Consolidation of every 150 Sayona shares held by a Sayona shareholder into 1 Sayona share was completed on 22 September 2025. Additionally, Sayona American Depositary Shares (ADS), which trade on the Nasdaq under ticker "ELVR", were adjusted such that each Sayona ADS represents 10 Sayona shares, with no changes to the number of Sayona ADSs issued and outstanding.  Further, the Corporate Name Change to Elevra Lithium Limited (as approved by shareholders at the 2025 EGM) took effect  on 26 September 2025 when the Company’s ticker symbol for Elevra ordinary shares traded on the Australian Stock Exchange was changed to “ELV.” The Corporate Name and ticker changes did not impact the rights of shareholders.  Change of Presentation (Reporting) Currency  To align with the predominant currency in which revenue and corresponding cash flows are primarily generated, Elevra voluntarily changed its presentation (reporting) currency from Australian dollars to United States dollars in accordance with AASB 10 and AASB 121, as issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board  (AASB). The change is effective from 1 July 2025 and the Company’s reviewed or audited historical information has been restated to United States dollars.  There were no other significant changes in the Group’s state of affairs during the half year.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  5 

 Health and Safety  Elevra is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for all employees and contractors, with safety performance a core measure of operational discipline. During the first half of FY2026, the Company delivered strong safety outcomes which reflect both sustained safety discipline and a continued focus on proactive risk management.  The Group’s health and safety performance across the half year included multiple month-long periods with no lost time injuries and concluded the best half year safety performance since the restart of operations in 2023. This performance reflects a positive trend driven by strong day-to-day safety discipline and a continued commitment to proactive, collaborative safety management. Elevra remains focused on continuously improving systems and processes to protect the health and safety of its workforce.  ESG and Community Engagement  During the half year, Elevra advanced a range of technical and environmental studies to support the potential expansion of North American Lithium (NAL) and the development  of Moblan. The Company progressed its commitment to responsible mining through participation in Canada’s  Towards Sustainable Mining initiative by completing an initial self-declaration and advancing an action plan targeting Level A certification by the end of calendar year 2027.  Elevra also secured key water permits to support future mining and conversion activities at Carolina Lithium. At NAL, the Company finalised an agreement with Ducks Unlimited Canada to restore the Double Marsh dike, providing an offset for fish habitat impacts. Elevra also continued active  community and stakeholder engagement across Québec and Gaston County (North Carolina) to inform local officials and landowners on future project development activities.  Safety, ESG and Community  6  Elevra Interim Financial Report 

 The Operating and Financial Review includes, where possible, likely developments and expected results from the Group’s operations in future periods.  Financial Results  Financial Performance  Revenue for the half year ended 31 December 2025 increased by 8 percent to US$86.2 million (31 December 2024: US$80.1 million), driven by a 34 percent increase in average realised selling price amidst improving lithium market conditions, offset by a 20 percent decline in spodumene concentrate sales volumes.  Underlying EBITDA for the period was US$0.8 million, resulting from improved lithium market conditions which have been fully reflected in NAL’s operations now 100 per cent owned by Elevra post-merger completion. The Group’s consolidated profit after income tax for the half year ended 31 December 2025 was US$73.9 million (31 December 2024: US$42.1 million loss), which included a gain on bargain purchase of US$62.9 million offset by a US$137.0 million write down on settlement of a pre-existing contractual arrangement related to the business combination with Piedmont Lithium, merger transaction and integration costs of US$8.3 million, reversal of impairment of non-financial assets of US$155.6 million, and a net write up of inventories to net realisable value of US$9.4 million (31 December 2024: US$2.5 million).  Cash Flows and Liquidity  The Group used cash in operating activities of US$28.4 million during the period, a decrease of US$40.8 million compared  to the prior corresponding period. This included US$5 million of cash flows generated by NAL, offset by cash outflows  of US$24.4 million associated with non-recurring merger transaction and integration costs, of which US$16.4 million was accounted for and accrued by Piedmont prior to merger completion, and US$9 million relating to other Group activities.  Cash outflows for capital expenditure totalled US$15.6 million during the period, an increase of US$7.2 million compared  to the prior corresponding period. Capital expenditure at NAL focused predominantly on upgrading the Tailings Storage Facility, other sustaining capital projects at NAL, and advancing the proposed NAL Brownfield Expansion.  Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period increased to US$81.2 million from US$47.3 million at 30 June 2025, mainly due to the receipt of proceeds from a capital raise completed in conjunction with the Merger completion and cash acquired from Piedmont, partially offset by cash outflows from operations and capital expenditure.  Dividends  No dividends were declared or paid during the half year.  Operating Review  The Group’s operations during the half year ended  31 December 2025 have been focused on the development of its lithium assets in Québec and working to advance its portfolio of global growth projects.  Operating and Financial Review  Revenue  US$M  86.2  80.1  6.1  Underlying EBITDA4  US$M  0.8  (24.9)  25.7  Profit (Loss) after Income Tax  US$M  73.9  (42.1)  116.0  Operating Cash Flows  US$M  (28.4)  12.4  (40.8)  Cash Balance  US$M  81.2  68.6  12.6  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  Financial Performance  Cash Flows and Liquidity  Elevra Interim Financial Report  4 Underlying EBITDA is a non-IFRS measure which in the opinion of the Company’s directors provides useful information to assess the financial performance of the Group over the reporting period.  7 

 Exploration  On 27 August 2025, Elevra published an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) and Ore Reserve Estimate for NAL, and the results from the updated MRE reinforce the asset’s potential for an expansion of annual production and/or an extended mine life.  The MRE grew by 8 per cent compared to the August 2024 MRE5 to a total estimated JORC Indicated and Inferred  Mineral Resource of 95.0 million tonnes @ 1.15% Li O, with  2  approximately 80 per cent of the tonnage in the higher  confidence Indicated category.  Ore Reserves saw a significant 124 per cent increase from the March 2023 declaration6 to a total of 48.6 million tonnes of Proven and Probable Ore Reserves at 1.11% Li2O. The updated Ore Reserves formed the basis of the NAL Expansion Scoping Study released by Elevra to the ASX on 15 September 2025.  Mining  Mining operations at NAL advanced from Phase 2 to Phase 3 during the six-month period to suitably advance the pit development for future mining activities. A total of  728,142 wet metric tonnes (wmt) of ore was mined over the period, an increase of 19 per cent compared to the prior corresponding period.  The current mining area featured lower than anticipated ore availability in the areas immediately adjacent to  the historical underground workings, and this drove a higher percentage of ore to be sourced from volcanic areas of the pit which presented a lower lithium grade than expected and notably higher iron content than the life of mine average. As such the conditions currently being encountered adjacent to historical underground workings are not considered representative of the broader orebody (i.e. transitional in nature and not structural).  These factors materially impacted the mill feed during the period which resulted in lower lithium recoveries and concentrate production.  Elevra plans to increase grade control drilling density and alter its ore blending strategy to reduce the impact of above average iron content as mining progresses through the affected area over the next several quarters.  Production  The production of spodumene concentrate declined by 7 per cent throughout the period with 96,156 dry metric  tonnes (dmt) produced. The primary factor contributing to the reduced output was the challenging mill feed in the  second half of the period which resulted in a decline in lithium recovery rates and average concentrate grade produced.  Lithium recovery for the quarter was 66 per cent, down from 67 per cent in the prior corresponding period. Strong mill utilisation and throughput helped to mitigate the lower recoveries, with mill utilisation achieving 88 per cent  over the half, a modest decrease driven primarily by planned shutdowns.  Sales  Sales of spodumene concentrate totalled 91,991 dmt over the six-month period, a 20 per cent decline from the prior  corresponding period. Despite the reduction in sales volumes, revenue increased to US$86.2 million over the period. This was a function of a 34 per cent increase in the average realised selling price to US$937/dmt as the Company benefited from a significant improvement in market conditions as lithium prices climbed to multi-year highs.  Costs  Unit operating costs per tonne sold were US$814/dmt during the half year which was 6 per cent decrease. Excluding the impact of inventory movements, unit costs per tonne produced were US$831/dmt which was a 14 per cent increase driven  by lower concentrate production and increased stripping and processing costs.  Capital expenditure for the period totalled US$15.6 million, primarily allocated to the Tailings Storage Facility, other planned sustaining capital projects at NAL, and advancing studies for the proposed NAL Brownfield Expansion.  Expected Future Developments  Due to the challenges associated with current mining conditions, the Group revised full year production, sales and cost guidance to provide a more conservative outlook7. Full year production guidance was reduced to 180,000 to 190,000 dmt, sales guidance was reduced to 170,000 to 190,000 dmt, and unit operating costs are expected to be in the range of US$860 to US$880/dmt.  North American Lithium (NAL)  Québec, Canada  Elevra Interim Financial Report  See Sayona Mining ASX release dated 27 August 2024, “North American Lithium Mineral Resource increases 51% to 88Mt”.  See Sayona Mining ASX release dated 14 April 2023, “Definitive Feasibility Study Confirms NAL Value with A$2.2B NPV”.  See ASX release dated 28 January 2026, “December 2025 Quarterly Activities Report”.  8 

 Spodumene Concentrate Produced  dmt  96,156  103,063  (7%)  Spodumene Concentrate Sold  dmt  91,991  115,027  (20%)  Operating Costs Produced  US$M  80  75  6%  Operating Costs Sold  US$M  75  99  (24%)  Unit Operating Costs Produced  US$/dmt  831  728  14%  Unit Operating Costs Sold  US$/dmt  814  861  (6%)  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  (%)  Physicals  Operating Costs  Unit Costs  9  Elevra Interim Financial Report 

 NAL Brownfield Expansion  Elevra released the NAL Expansion Scoping Study to the ASX on 15 September 2025 which contemplates a brownfield growth opportunity to increase the throughput and annual production capacity at NAL. The Scoping Study highlighted  a compelling uplift in project economics, including a post-tax NPV of C$1,284 million (US$950 million), as the Brownfield Expansion has the potential to deliver average life of mine annual production of 315,000 dmt with a C1 cash cost of US$630 per tonne once fully operational. The Brownfield Expansion will leverage existing site infrastructure and incorporate recent operational efficiencies, which are expected to minimise execution risk.  After the reporting date, on 12 January 2026, the Company provided an ASX update on a refined Brownfield Expansion pathway with the ability to accelerate additional production in a staged manner by leveraging new permitting information and existing permits. In addition to reducing the overall timeline to achieve average life of mine annual production  of 315,000 dmt by approximately two years, the accelerated pathway also allows the capital investment to be staged and therefore reduces the initial upfront capital requirements. Incorporating the accelerated pathway, Elevra plans to provide an updated Scoping Study in calendar Q2 2026 prior to moving into detailed engineering.  Moblan Lithium Project  During the half year, Elevra advanced the Moblan project through a combination of resource growth and ongoing environmental and regulatory studies.  Elevra updated the Mineral Resource Estimate for Moblan on 25 August 20258 to integrate the final results from the 2024 drill program. The MRE demonstrated a total estimated JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of  121.0 million tonnes @ 1.19% Li2O at a cut-off grade of 0.55% Li2O, which was a 30 per cent increase in tonnage relative to the MRE released in August 20249.  The MRE also included updated Ore Reserves of 48.1 million  tonnes @ 1.31% Li O, a 39 per cent increase compared to  2  the February 2024 declaration10, which may underpin higher  production and/or a longer mine life.  These results reinforce Moblan’s status as one of North America’s largest hard-rock resources and solidify the project’s standing as a significant growth opportunity for Elevra. Fieldwork at the Moblan project was undertaken during the period, with an ecological study finalised,  as Moblan progresses through the regulatory and development process.  See Sayona Mining ASX release dated 25 August 2025, “Moblan Increases Mineral Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt”.  See Sayona Mining ASX release dated 27 August 2024, “Moblan Mineral Resource increases 81% to 93Mt”.  See Sayona Mining ASX release dated 20 February 2024, “Moblan Lithium Project Definitive Feasibility Study: Positive Results Deliver C$2.2B NPV”.  Ewoyaa  Negotiation with the Government of Ghana regarding revised fiscal terms for the Ewoyaa Mining Lease, which are intended to better align the fiscal framework with lithium market dynamics, were undertaken during the period.  Prior to the adjournment of the Ghanaian Parliament over Christmas and the New Year period, the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources also submitted a new Legislative Instrument which sets out a sliding scale royalty rate for mining projects in Ghana. The Legislative Instrument will be considered in line with due Parliamentary process, as a separate item to the Ewoyaa Mining Lease.  Development of Ewoyaa remains subject to ratification of the Mining Lease, prevailing market conditions and the attainment of suitable project financing.  Carolina Lithium  Elevra advanced key permitting and stakeholder engagement efforts for the Carolina Lithium project. The Company received General Stormwater Permits for the proposed mine and conversion plant and continued to work with the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality to advance the air permit application. Elevra also maintained ongoing engagement with local, county and US Federal stakeholders, positioning the project within a supportive US policy environment focused on strengthening domestic critical mineral supply chains.  Western Australia  Morella Lithium Joint Venture Project  Elevra has a 49% equity interest in the Morella Lithium Joint Venture, which holds lithium rights for six tenements in the Pilbara and two tenements in South Murchison. The joint venture is managed by Morella Corporation Limited.  Activity in the Pilbara region focused on rock chip sampling during the six-month period to test exposed pegmatite outcrops. The sampling program confirmed the presence of lithium-caesium-tantalum-type pegmatites with a low level of lithium concentration and the presence of rubidium mineralisation.  At Mt Edon, test work performed by Edith Cowan University yielded high rates of rubidium extraction and provided the foundation for evaluating processing pathways and economic valuation in the next stage of project development.  Tabba Tabba  Elevra holds the lithium and pegmatite rights over the Tabba Tabba project (E45/2364), which is located directly south and along strike from known lithium mineralisation. Exploration  is targeting gabbro hosted, flat lying spodumene pegmatite systems and drilling data has identified high priority reverse circulation drill targets. Drill testing is expected to commence in FY2027 following heritage surveying.  Growth Projects  Elevra Interim Financial Report  10 

 Tonnage  Grade  Contained  Contained  Asset  Classification  (Mt)  (% Li2O)  Metal (kt Li2O)  LCE (kt)  NAL11 (100% equity)  Measured  –  –  –  –  Indicated  76.2  1.17  892  2,205  M+I  76.2  1.17  892  2,205  Inferred  18.9  1.06  200  495  Authier12 (100% equity)  Measured  6.0  0.98  59  145  Indicated  8.1  1.03  83  206  M+I  14.1  1.01  142  351  Inferred  2.9  1.00  29  72  Moblan13 (60% equity)  Measured  6.3  1.50  95  234  Indicated  101.4  1.19  1,207  2,984  M+I  107.7  1.21  1,301  3,218  Inferred  13.3  1.06  141  349  Carolina14 (100% equity)  Measured  –  –  –  –  Indicated  28.2  1.11  313  774  M+I  28.2  1.11  313  774  Inferred  15.9  1.02  162  401  Total  Measured  12.3  1.25  154  380  Indicated  213.9  1.17  2,497  6,175  M+I  226.3  1.17  2,651  6,555  Inferred  51.1  1.04  533  1,319  Updated JORC Mineral Resource Estimate, refer to Sayona Mining 27 August 2025 ASX announcement dated 27 August 2025, “NAL Reserves up 124% to 48.6Mt and Resource increases to 95Mt”.  North American Lithium DFS, refer to Sayona Mining ASX announcement dated 14 April 2023, announcement “DFS Confirms NAL Value with $2.2B NPV”.  Updated JORC Mineral Resource Estimate, refer to Sayona Mining ASX announcement dated 25 August 2025, ASX announcement “Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt”.  S-K 1300 Mineral Resource Estimate, refer to 27 February 2025 Piedmont Lithium 10-K (2024) filed with the SEC on 27 February 2025.  Elevra Mineral Resources  (100% basis)  Elevra Interim Financial Report  11 

 Annual General Meeting  Elevra held its inaugural Annual General Meeting on  21 November 2025, at which all resolutions put to the meeting were approved by shareholders. This included the election of the four selected ex-Piedmont Non-Executive Directors who were appointed upon completion of the Merger.  Capital Management  Elevra successfully completed a capital raise of US$43.8 million (after transaction costs) in the September 2025 quarter. Cash and cash equivalents increased from US$47.3 million as at 30 June 2025 to US$81.2 million as at 31 December 2025.  The Company remains committed to disciplined capital allocation, focusing on cost optimisation and strategic growth initiatives to strengthen its financial position and ensure long-term financial viability.  Significant Events After Reporting Date  On 12 January 202615, the Group established a small shareholding sale facility (the Facility) for shareholders who hold an unmarketable parcel of ordinary shares in the Company. The Facility aims to reduce the administrative burden and costs associated with managing a large number of small shareholdings. The Facility will also provide eligible shareholders with the opportunity to sell their small shareholding without incurring brokerage fees.  Subsequent to the end of the reporting period, the Company announced that its shares will no longer be quoted on the OTCQB Venture Market as at the close of business on 30 January 202616. The decision to discontinue Elevra’s OTCQB listing will have no impact on Elevra’s underlying business operations, strategic priorities, or ability to execute on its production or development plans. Investors holding OTCQB shares remain the beneficial owners of those shares.  Further, Elevra’s ordinary shares will continue to trade on the Australian Stock Exchange and Elevra’s American Depositary Shares will continue to trade on the Nasdaq.  Additionally, on 12 January 202617, the Company announced an accelerated NAL Brownfield Expansion following further refinement. By making use of additional permitting information received following the 15 September 2025 Scoping Study, Elevra identified a sequenced development approach which provides a shorter timeframe to achieve increased production from NAL in a disciplined, agile and more efficient manner.  On 30 January 2026, the Company entered into a revised agreement with Investissement Québec (IQ) to postpone to 1st September 2028 any payment made in connection with the redemption by NAL of the non-convertible cumulative  preferred shares held by IQ in the share capital of NAL, having an aggregate stated capital of C$20 million plus accrued interests. The total payable balance of such redemption amount as at 31 December 2025 amounted to US$20.3 million, inclusive of accrued interest. In addition to extending payment to 1st September 2028, a new relief mechanism was included in the revised agreement in which NAL may reduce its liability to IQ if certain local transformation conditions are met.  Lastly, Elevra announced a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to the ASX on 10 February 2026 to potentially supply Mangrove Lithium with spodumene concentrate produced at NAL. The proposed supply would be for an initial five-year period commencing in 2028 with up to 144,000 tonnes per year sold to Mangrove at a market-based price, subject to a floor and ceiling price. A binding definitive agreement may be signed at a future date and is subject to agreement on final terms and conditions of the agreement and Mangrove Lithium making a final investment decision prior to June 2027 to construct a lithium conversion facility in Quebec, Canada.  No other matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the reporting period that have significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations, results of operations or state of affairs of the Group in subsequent periods.  Corporate  Elevra Interim Financial Report  See ASX announcement dated 12 January 2026, “Small Shareholding Sale Facility”.  See ASX announcement dated 12 January 2026, “Elevra Lithium Announces Transition from OTCQB to Unsponsored OTC Quotation”.  See ASX announcement dated 12 January 2026, “Accelerated NAL Expansion”.  12 

 External Factors and Risks Affecting the Group’s Results  The Group has robust risk management processes and internal compliance and control systems in place to address material business risks.  Notwithstanding, the following risks may affect the Group’s ability to achieve its objectives:  global economic uncertainty and liquidity negatively impacting the market for lithium;  negative commodity price variations and volatility;  unexpected geological or geotechnical conditions or unavailability of resources or reserves of sufficient quantity or quality;  heightened political, social and economic expectations in respect of climate change and the transition to a low- carbon economy;  political risks and actions by governments and authorities including changes in legislation, regulation and policy;  major external events or natural disasters;  delays or refusal of relevant approvals to conduct proposed operations;  inability to secure supply of logistics chains and critical goods and services;  exploration and evaluation activity not achieving the expected or desired results;  inflationary impacts and foreign exchange rate fluctuations; and  inability to raise additional funds in the future.  Auditor Independence  The Group’s auditor has provided an independence declaration in accordance with Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001, which is set out on page 14 and forms part of this report.  Rounding of Amounts  Elevra Lithium Limited is an entity to which Australian Securities and Investments Commission Corporations (Rounding in Financial/Directors’ Reports) Instrument 2016/191 (ASIC Instrument 2016/191) applies. Amounts in this Directors’ Report and consolidated financial statements have been rounded to the nearest thousand dollars in accordance with ASIC Instrument 2016/191, unless otherwise stated.  Forward-Looking Statements  This report may contain certain forward-looking statements. Such statements are only predictions, based on certain assumptions and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond Elevra’s control. Actual events or results may differ materially from the events or results expected or implied in any  forward-looking statement. The inclusion of such statements should not be regarded as a representation, warranty or prediction with respect to the accuracy of the underlying assumptions or that any forward-looking statements will be or are likely to be fulfilled.  Elevra undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement or other statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this report (subject to securities exchange disclosure requirements).  The information in this report does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any person. Nothing contained in this report constitutes investment, legal, tax or other advice.  Non-IFRS Measures  This report includes certain non-IFRS financial measures, including underlying measures of earnings or liquidity.  Non-IFRS measures should not be considered as alternatives to an IFRS measure of profitability, financial performance  or liquidity. In the opinion of the Company’s directors, these non-IFRS measures provide useful information to assess the financial performance of the Group over the reporting period.  The Directors’ Report is signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Directors.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  13 

 Auditor’s Independence Declaration  A member firm of Ernst & Young Global Limited  Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation  Ernst & Young 111 Eagle Street  Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia GPO Box 7878 Brisbane QLD 4001  Tel: +61 7 3011 3333  Fax: +61 7 3011 3100  ey.com/au  Auditor’s independence declaration to the directors of Elevra Lithium Limited  As lead auditor for the review of the half-year financial report of Elevra Lithium Limited for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, I declare to the best of my knowledge and belief, there have been:  No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the review;  No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the review; and  No non-audit services provided that contravene any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the review.  This declaration is in respect of Elevra Lithium Limited and the entities it controlled during the financial period.  Ernst & Young  Andrew Carrick Partner Brisbane 25 February 2026  Elevra Interim Financial Report  14 

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 Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss for the half year ended 31 December 2025  Revenue  5  86,232  80,147  Other income  119  4,238  Gain on bargain purchase  17  62,928  –  Reversal of impairment of non-financial assets  11  155,599  –  Expenses, excluding impairment and write down of non-financial assets  6  (91,237)  (120,789)  Write down on settlement of pre-existing contractual arrangement  17  (137,000)  –  Profit/(loss) from operations  76,641  (36,404)  Financial income  1,466  1,944  Financial expenses  (3,532)  (2,773)  Net financial expense  (2,066)  (829)  Profit/(loss) before income tax  74,575  (37,233)  Income tax expense  7  (634)  (4,859)  Profit/(loss) after income tax  73,941  (42,092)  Attributable to:  Equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited  72,619  (34,196)  Non-controlling interests  1,322  (7,896)  Earnings per share  Basic earnings per share (cents)  8  53.58  (49.92)  Diluted earnings per share (cents)  8  51.62  (49.92)  Note  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000*  * Refer to Note 2 (a) for details on restatement of prior period comparatives to United States dollars.  The accompanying notes form part of the consolidated financial statements.  Consolidated Financial Statements  Elevra Interim Financial Report  16 

 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income for the half year ended 31 December 2025  Profit/(loss) after income tax  73,941  (42,092)  Other comprehensive income/(loss), net of income tax  Items that may be reclassified to the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss:  Foreign exchange rate differences on translation of foreign operations  2,988  (24,688)  Total items that may be reclassified to the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss  2,988  (24,688)  Items that will not be reclassified to the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss:  Fair value adjustments on financial assets at fair value through other comprehensive income  1,565  (228)  Total items that will not be reclassified to the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss  1,565  (228)  Total other comprehensive income/(loss), net of income tax  4,553  (24,916)  Total comprehensive income/(loss)  78,494  (67,008)  Attributable to:  Equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited  74,802  (55,206)  Non-controlling interests  3,692  (11,802)  Note  2025  $’000  31 December 31 December  2024  $’000*  * Refer to Note 2 (a) for details on restatement of prior period comparatives to United States dollars.  The accompanying notes form part of the consolidated financial statements.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  17 

 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position as at 31 December 2025  ASSETS  Current assets  Cash and cash equivalents  81,185  47,254  Trade and other receivables  22,241  21,738  Inventories  9  44,153  30,957  Current tax assets  3,091  1,076  Other assets  7,406  5,609  Total current assets  158,076  106,634  Non-current assets  Other financial assets  6,804  659  Property, plant and equipment  10  513,210  312,507  Advances to affiliates  12  17,907  –  Other assets  6,574  7,164  Total non-current assets  544,495  320,330  Total assets  702,571  426,964  LIABILITIES  Current liabilities  Trade and other payables  13  24,302  32,451  Interest bearing liabilities  14  67,329  41,074  Provisions  2,823  3,984  Total current liabilities  94,454  77,509  Non-current liabilities  Interest bearing liabilities  14  13,072  9,659  Deferred tax liabilities  9,465  9,513  Provisions  20,371  19,282  Total non-current liabilities  42,908  38,454  Total liabilities  137,362  115,963  Net assets  565,209  311,001  EQUITY  Share capital  16  828,453  586,472  Reserves  (66,007)  (43,204)  Accumulated losses  (197,237)  (270,079)  Total equity attributable to equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited  565,209  273,189  Non-controlling interests  –  37,812  Total equity  565,209  311,001  Note  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000*  * Refer to Note 2 (a) for details on restatement of prior period comparatives to United States dollars.  The accompanying notes form part of the consolidated financial statements.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  18 

 Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity for the half year ended 31 December 2025  Balance as at 1 July 2025  586,472  (43,204)  (270,079)  273,189  37,812  311,001  Profit after income tax  –  –  72,619  72,619  1,322  73,941  Other comprehensive income/(loss)  –  2,183  –  2,183  2,370  4,553  Total comprehensive income/(loss)  –  2,183  72,619  74,802  3,692  78,494  Transactions with owners:  Shares issued  46,117  –  –  46,117  –  46,117  Transaction costs  16  (2,246)  –  –  (2,246)  –  (2,246)  Acquisition of subsidiaries, operations and joint operations  17  196,624  1,486  –  198,110  –  198,110  Reallocation of non-controlling interest on business combination  –  (26,459)  –  (26,459)  (41,504)  (67,963)  Employee share entitlements for unvested awards, net of tax  –  1,696  –  1,696  –  1,696  Employee share awards vested, net of tax  1,486  (1,486)  –  –  –  –  Transfers and other movements  –  (223)  223  –  –  –  Balance as at 31 December 2025  828,453  (66,007)  (197,237)  565,209  –  565,209  Balance as at 1 July 2024  561,903  (40,572)  (79,771)  441,560  88,761  530,321  Loss after income tax  –  –  (34,196)  (34,196)  (7,896)  (42,092)  Other comprehensive loss  –  (21,010)  –  (21,010)  (3,906)  (24,916)  Total comprehensive loss  –  (21,010)  (34,196)  (55,206)  (11,802)  (67,008)  Transactions with owners:  Shares issued  16  25,899  –  –  25,899  –  25,899  Transaction costs  16  (1,105)  –  –  (1,105)  –  (1,105)  Employee share entitlements for unvested awards, net of tax  –  458  –  458  –  458  Transfers and other movements  –  (201)  201  –  –  –  Balance as at 31 December 2024  586,697  (61,325)  (113,766)  411,606  76,959  488,565  Note  Attributable to equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited  Non-  controlling  interests  $’000*  Total equity  $’000*  Share capital  $’000*  Reserves  $’000*  Accumulated  losses  $’000*  Total  $’000*  * Refer to Note 2 (a) for details on restatement of prior period comparatives to United States dollars.  The accompanying notes form part of the consolidated financial statements.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  19 

 Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows  for the half year ended 31 December 2025  Operating activities  Profit/(loss) before income tax  74,575  (37,233)  Adjustments for:  Depreciation and amortisation expense  6  5,480  12,461  Employee share awards expense  1,696  458  Gain on bargain purchase  17  (62,928)  –  Impairment and write down of financial assets  –  358  Income from sale of tax benefits under flow through share arrangements  –  (4,020)  Loss on disposal of property, plant and equipment  340  –  Net financial income and expenses  1,949  829  Net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments  6  (9,429)  (2,518)  Reversal of impairment of non-financial assets  11  (155,599)  –  Unrealised foreign exchange losses  117  –  Write down on settlement of pre-existing contractual arrangement  17  137,000  –  Changes in assets and liabilities:  Trade and other receivables  8,319  (6,948)  Inventories  (3,642)  25,214  Other assets  (602)  1,775  Trade and other payables  (22,076)  (10,912)  Provisions and other liabilities  (4,439)  31,642  Cash generated from/(used in) operations  (29,239)  11,106  Interest received  1,048  1,577  Interest paid  (202)  (236)  Net cash flows from/(used in) operating activities (1)  (28,393)  12,447  Investing activities  Exploration expenditure  (202)  (16,029)  Exploration expenditure expensed and included in operating cash flows  202  776  Purchases of property, plant and equipment  (15,608)  (8,408)  Advances to affiliates  (1,064)  –  Cash outflows from investing activities  (16,672)  (23,661)  Cash and cash equivalents acquired on business combination  17  34,452  –  Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment  2,152  –  Net cash flows from/(used in) investing activities  19,932  (23,661)  Financing activities  Repayment of interest bearing liabilities  (1,986)  (902)  Proceeds from issue of shares and exercise of options  45,211  25,899  Transaction costs associated with share issues  (1,344)  (1,105)  Net cash flows from financing activities  41,881  23,892  Net increase in cash and cash equivalents  33,420  12,678  Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period  47,254  60,464  Foreign exchange rate differences on cash and cash equivalents  511  (4,532)  Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period  81,185  68,610  Note  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000*  * Refer to Note 2 (a) for details on restatement of prior period comparatives to United States dollars.  (1) Net cash flows used in operating activities for the half year ended 31 December 2025 includes cash outflows of $24.4 million associated with non-recurring merger transaction and integration costs, of which $16.4 million was accounted for and accrued by Piedmont prior to merger completion.  The accompanying notes form part of the consolidated financial statements.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  20 

 These consolidated financial statements and notes represent those of Elevra Lithium Limited (“the Company”) and its controlled entities (the “Consolidated Group” or “Group”).  The Company changed its name from Sayona Mining Limited to Elevra Lithium Limited, effective from 16 September 2025,  and began trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker “ELV” with effect from 26 September 2025.  The consolidated financial statements of the Group for the half year ended 31 December 2025 were authorised for issue in accordance with a resolution of the Directors on 25 February 2026.  Reporting Entity  Elevra Lithium Limited is a for-profit company limited by shares, incorporated and domiciled in Australia with a primary listing on the Australian Securities Exchange and a secondary listing on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nasdaq) in the United States.  The nature of the operations and principal activities of the Group are described in the Directors’ Report.  Basis of Preparation  The consolidated financial statements are general purpose financial statements which have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 and  AASB 134 Interim Financial Reporting.  The financial report for the half year ended 31 December 2025 does not include all of the information normally included in  an annual report. Accordingly, this report should be read in conjunction with the consolidated financial statements of the Group for the year ended 30 June 2025, together with any public announcements made by the Company in accordance with the continuous disclosure obligations  of the ASX Listing Rules.  The financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis as management has assessed that the Group will be able to meet its obligations as and when they fall due and there is no significant uncertainty over the Group’s ability to continue as a going concern for the twelve months from the date of this report.  The consolidated financial statements have been prepared on a historical cost basis, except for certain financial assets and liabilities (including derivative financial instruments) which are required to be measured at fair value.  All amounts are presented in United States dollars, with values rounded to the nearest thousand in accordance with  ASIC Corporations Instrument 2016/191, unless otherwise stated.  The same accounting policies and methods of computation have been applied in these consolidated financial statements as compared with the most recent consolidated financial statements of the Group for the year ended 30 June 2025,  Notes to the Financial Statements  Elevra Interim Financial Report  except for those stated in Note 2 (a) or unless otherwise stated in the notes to the consolidated financial statements.  Where required by Accounting Standards, comparative figures have been reclassified for consistency with changes in presentation for the current financial year.  Change in presentation currency  The Company has elected to change the Group’s presentation currency from Australian dollars to United States dollars, effective from 1 July 2025. There has been no change to the functional currency of the Company during the period, which has been assessed by management as Australian dollars. The change in presentation currency is a voluntary change, which is accounted for retrospectively.  The change will allow the Company to align to the predominant currency in which revenue and corresponding cash flows are primarily generated with the objective of providing investors with a clearer understanding of Elevra’s performance by reducing volatility arising from foreign exchange rate differences.  The financial report has been restated to United States dollars using the procedures outlined below:  Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss and Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows have been translated into United States dollars using an average foreign exchange rate for the relevant period.  Assets and liabilities in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position have been translated into United States dollars at the closing foreign exchange rate on the relevant balance sheet date.  Equity components within the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position, including foreign currency translation reserve, retained earnings, share capital and other reserves, have been translated into United States dollars using historical foreign exchange rates.  Earnings per share and dividend disclosures have been translated into United States dollars to reflect the change in presentation currency.  Comparative figures have been restated to United States dollars for consistency with changes in presentation currency.  (b) Critical accounting estimates and judgements  In preparing the consolidated financial statements, management has made judgements, estimates and assumptions that affect the application of accounting policies and the reported amounts of assets and liabilities, income and expenses. Actual results may differ from these estimates.  The significant judgements made by management in applying the Group’s accounting policies and the key sources of estimation uncertainty were the same as those that applied to the consolidated financial statements for the year ended  30 June 2025.  21 

 3. New Standards and Interpretations  There are a number of new standards and interpretations which are effective for annual reporting periods beginning after  1 July 2025. The Group was not required to make any changes to its accounting policies or any retrospective adjustments in relation to these standards and interpretations.  Any new or amended Accounting Standards or Interpretations that are not yet mandatory have not been early adopted. It is expected that where applicable, these standards and interpretations will be adopted on each respective effective date.  Financial Performance  This section details the results and financial performance of the Group including profitability and earnings per share.  4. Segment Reporting  (a) Identification of reportable segments  The Group is an emerging lithium producer with operations in Africa, Australia, Canada, and the United States of America. The principal activities of the Group during the half year were lithium mining and processing at North American Lithium (NAL)  and ongoing identification, evaluation and development of its portfolio of mineral exploration assets in Africa, Australia, Canada, and the United States of America, predominantly focusing on lithium.  Management has determined the reportable segments of the Group based on the reports that are used by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (the chief operating decision maker) and Board of Directors to make strategic decisions. During the half year ended 31 December 2025, following completion of the merger with Piedmont Lithium Inc., the Group changed its reportable segments from a geographical approach to an asset-based approach, with each producing mine to be treated as a separate operating segment. This change more appropriately reflects the way in which the chief operating decision maker examines the performance and activity of the Group following completion of the merger, with the primary focus being on the operations at NAL. As a result, prior period comparatives have been restated to conform with the current segment reporting structure.  The principal activities of each reportable segment are summarised as follows:  Reportable segments  Principal activities  North American Lithium  North American Lithium  Lithium mining and processing  All other operations  African operations  Ewoyaa  Development stage lithium deposit located in Ghana, West Africa  Australian operations  Lithium and gold projects  Exploration of lithium and gold tenements in the Pilbara and Yilgarn regions  Canadian operations  Authier Lithium Project  Hard rock lithium deposit  Killick Lithium Project  Exploration site for lithium pegmatite occurrences  Lac Albert Lithium Project  Exploration site for lithium pegmatite occurrences  Moblan Lithium Project  Hard rock lithium deposit host to high-grade spodumene mineralisation  Pontiac Claims  Exploration site for lithium pegmatite occurrences  Tansim Lithium Project  Exploration site for lithium, tantalum and beryllium  Troilus Claims  Wholly owned claims located adjacent to the Moblan Lithium Project  Vallée Lithium Project  Mineral rights claims located adjacent to NAL  USA operations  Carolina Lithium Project  Lithium mining and processing, currently in development and permitting stage  Elevra Interim Financial Report  22  22 

 (b) Segment results  The segment information reflects the Group’s interest in subsidiaries and joint operations. The segment information includes non-IFRS financial measures.  Segment performance is measured by Underlying EBITDA. Underlying EBITDA is earnings before underlying depreciation and amortisation expense, underlying earnings adjustments, net financial income and expenses, and income tax expense.  Group / unallocated items and eliminations represent centralised functions and consolidation adjustments.  Reconciliations of underlying segment information to the statutory information included in the Group’s consolidated financial statements are set out in Note 4 (c).  Revenue  86,232  –  –  86,232  Total revenue  86,232  –  –  86,232  Underlying EBITDA  11,265  (1,154)  (9,332)  779  Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense (1)  (6,464)  (33)  (305)  (6,802)  Underlying earnings adjustments (2)  165,028  –  (82,364)  82,664  Profit/(loss) from operations  169,829  (1,187)  (92,001)  76,641  Net financial expense  (2,066)  Profit before income tax  74,575  Income tax expense  (634)  Profit after income tax  73,941  Underlying exploration expenditure  –  –  –  –  Underlying capital expenditure (3)  12,211  133  6  12,350  Total underlying assets  425,074  235,957  41,540  702,571  Total underlying liabilities  117,512  5,157  14,693  137,362  Half year ended 31 December 2025  North American Lithium  $’000  All other operations  $’000  Group / unallocated items and eliminations  $’000  Total  $’000  Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense is comprised of depreciation and amortisation expense and other non-cash inventory movements recognised within ‘Changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress’. Refer to Note 6 for further details.  Refer to Note 4 (c) for further details.  Underlying capital expenditure excludes capitalised exploration expenditure.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  23 

 (b) Segment results (continued)  North American  All other  Group / unallocated items and  Half year ended 31 December 2024  Lithium  $’000  operations  $’000  eliminations  $’000  Total  $’000  Revenue  80,147  –  –  80,147  Total revenue  80,147  –  –  80,147  Underlying EBITDA  (18,795)  (1,066)  (5,047)  (24,908)  Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense (1)  (14,406)  (21)  (180)  (14,607)  Underlying earnings adjustments (2)  2,518  –  593  3,111  Loss from operations  (30,683)  (1,087)  (4,634)  (36,404)  Net financial expense  (829)  Loss before income tax  (37,233)  Income tax expense  (4,859)  Loss after income tax  (42,092)  Underlying exploration expenditure  14,817  3,660  –  18,477  Underlying capital expenditure (3)  7,762  650  111  8,523  Total underlying assets  375,226  143,259  92,430  610,915  Total underlying liabilities  85,593  11,273  25,484  122,350  Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense is comprised of depreciation and amortisation expense and other non-cash inventory movements recognised within ‘Changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress’. Refer to Note 6 for further details.  Refer to Note 4 (c) for further details.  Underlying capital expenditure excludes capitalised exploration expenditure.  Inter-segment transactions  Inter-segment transactions are made on a commercial basis. All such transactions are eliminated on consolidation of the Group’s financial statements.  Segment assets  Where an asset is used across multiple segments, the asset is allocated to the segment that receives the majority of the economic value from the asset. In most instances, segment assets are clearly identifiable on the basis of their nature and physical location.  Segment liabilities  Liabilities are allocated to segments where there is a direct nexus between the incurrence of the liability and the operations of the segment.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  24 

 (c) Underlying results reconciliation  The following table reconciles the underlying segment information to the Group’s statutory results for the half year:  Underlying EBITDA  779  (24,908)  Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense  (6,802)  (14,607)  Underlying earnings adjustments  Gain on bargain purchase (1)  62,928  –  Income from sale of tax benefits under flow through share arrangements (2)  –  4,020  Net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments (3)  9,429  2,518  Reversal of impairment of non-financial assets (4)  155,599  –  Merger transaction and integration costs (5)  (8,292)  (3,427)  Write down on settlement of pre-existing contractual arrangement (6)  (137,000)  –  Profit/(loss) from operations  76,641  (36,404)  Net financial expense  (2,066)  (829)  Income tax expense  (634)  (4,859)  Profit/(loss) after income tax  73,941  (42,092)  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘Group / unallocated items and eliminations’. Refer to Note 17 (d) for further details.  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘Group / unallocated items and eliminations’.  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘North American Lithium’. Refer to Note 9 (a) for further details.  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘North American Lithium’. Refer to Note 11 for further details.  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘Group / unallocated items and eliminations’. Refer to Note 6 for further details.  Adjustment to profit/(loss) which is reported as part of ‘Group / unallocated items and eliminations’. Refer to Note 17 (d) for further details.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  25  25 

 5. Revenue  Sales revenue from contracts with customers  79,457  81,934  Other revenue (1)  6,775  (1,787)  Total revenue (2)  86,232  80,147  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Other revenue relates predominantly to provisional pricing adjustments recognised at fair value.  Revenue relates solely to the sale of spodumene concentrate from North American Lithium. Refer to Note 5 (a) for a disaggregation of revenue by primary geographical market.  Disaggregation of revenue  The following table disaggregates revenue by primary geographical market:  Primary geographical markets (1)  China  70,516  80,147  United States of America  15,716  –  86,232  80,147  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  (1) Revenue is primarily presented by the geographical destination of the product.  (b) Contract balances  The following table provides information about receivables, contract assets and contract liabilities relating to contracts with customers:  Receivables, which are included in ‘Trade and other receivables’  14,920  15,081  Contract liabilities, which are included in ‘Interest bearing liabilities’ (1)  54,872  29,410  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  (1) Refer to Note 14 (a) for further details.  6. Expenses  Administration and corporate overheads  2,543  1,549  Changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress  (3,756)  26,069  Depreciation and amortisation expense  5,480  12,461  Employee benefits expense  16,982  13,018  External services  58,449  52,213  Impairment and write down of financial assets  –  358  Net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments (1)  (9,429)  (2,518)  Raw materials and consumables used  16,474  13,965  All other operating expenses  4,494  3,674  Total expenses (2)  91,237  120,789  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Elevra Interim Financial Report  Refer to Note 9 (a) for details on the net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments.  The amount reported for the half year ended 31 December 2025 includes $8.3 million of non-recurring merger transaction and integration costs  (31 December 2024: $3.4 million), of which $7.9 million is included within ‘External services’, $0.3 million is included within ‘Administration and corporate overheads’ and $0.1 million is included within ‘Employee benefits expense’.  26 

 Tax  Income tax expense  Income tax expense comprises current and deferred tax and is recognised in the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss, except to the extent that it relates to items recognised directly in the Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income.  Current income tax benefit/(expense)  (674)  (328)  Deferred income tax benefit/(expense)  40  (4,531)  Total income tax benefit/(expense)  (634)  (4,859)  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Income tax expense charged to profit or loss is the tax payable on the current period’s taxable income or loss based on the applicable income tax rate for each jurisdiction adjusted by changes in deferred tax assets and liabilities attributable to temporary differences and unused tax losses.  Current and deferred tax expense is calculated using the tax rates enacted or substantively enacted at the end of the reporting period and includes any adjustment to tax payable in respect of previous years. Management periodically evaluates positions taken in tax returns with respect to situations in which applicable tax regulation is subject to interpretation and considers whether it is probable that a taxation authority will accept an uncertain tax treatment. The Group measures its tax balances based on the most likely amount or the expected value, depending on which method provides a better prediction of the resolution of the uncertainty.  (b) Reconciliation of prima facie tax expense to income tax expense  Profit/(loss) before income tax  74,575  (37,233)  Income tax on profit/(loss) before income tax calculated at 30 per cent (31 December 2024: 30 per cent)  (22,373)  11,170  Adjust for tax effect of:  Foreign exchange rate differences and other translation adjustments  43  –  Mining tax  (555)  (1,065)  Non-assessable income  18,878  –  Non-deductible expenses  (44,175)  (4,637)  Prior period adjustments  (150)  36  Tax losses and temporary differences not brought to account  41,874  (9,121)  Tax rate differential on non-Australian income  5,824  (1,242)  Total income tax benefit/(expense)  (634)  (4,859)  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Elevra Interim Financial Report  27 

 8. Earnings per Share  The following table reflects the profit or loss and number of shares used in the basic and diluted earnings per share (EPS) computations:  Profit/(loss) attributable to equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited ($’000)  72,619  (34,196)  Weighted average number of ordinary shares (‘000)  Basic earnings per share denominator (1)  135,524  68,495  Ordinary shares contingently issuable  5,168  –  Diluted earnings per share denominator  140,692  68,495  Earnings per share (cents)  Basic  53.58  (49.92)  Diluted  51.62  (49.92)  31 December  2025  31 December  2024  The weighted average number of ordinary shares as at 31 December 2024 has been adjusted for the 150:1 share consolidation which occurred on 22 September 2025. Refer to Note 8 (a) for further details.  Basic earnings per share  Basic earnings per share amounts are calculated based on profit or loss attributable to equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited and the weighted average number of ordinary shares outstanding during the half year.  Diluted earnings per share  Dilutive earnings per share amounts are calculated based on profit or loss attributable to equity holders of Elevra Lithium Limited and the weighted average number of ordinary shares outstanding after adjustment for the effects of all dilutive potential ordinary shares.  Adjustment to earnings per share upon share consolidation  On 22 September 2025, the Company consolidated the number of shares on issue on a 150:1 basis, resulting in the conversion of every 150 shares into one share. In addition, the number of options and rights on issue were consolidated on a 150:1 basis. The exercise price of the options and rights were adjusted in inverse proportion to the consolidation ratio.  In line with the requirements of AASB 133 Earnings per Share, the calculation of basic and diluted earnings per share for all periods presented (including prior periods) shall be based on the new number of shares, with the adjustment to be applied retrospectively.  The following table shows the impact of the adjustment on the weighted average number of ordinary shares and earnings per share calculations for the half year ended 31 December 2024:  Reported balance Adjustment Adjusted balance  Weighted average number of ordinary shares (‘000)  Basic earnings per share denominator  10,274,274  (10,205,779)  68,495  Ordinary shares contingently issuable  –  –  –  Diluted earnings per share denominator  10,274,274  (10,205,779)  68,495  Earnings per share (cents)  Basic  (0.33)  (49.59)  (49.92)  Diluted  (0.33)  (49.59)  (49.92)  Elevra Interim Financial Report  28 

 Operating Assets and Liabilities  This section details the assets used and liabilities incurred to generate the Group’s trading performance. Assets and liabilities relating to the Group’s financing activities are addressed in the Capital Structure and Financial Management section on  page 33 to 38.  9. Inventories  Raw materials and consumables  8,756  8,879  Work in progress  7,889  8,456  Finished goods  27,508  13,622  Total inventories  44,153  30,957  Comprising:  Current  44,153  30,957  Non-current  –  –  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  (a) Net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments  The value of work in progress and finished goods inventories carried at net realisable value as at 31 December 2025 was nil  (30 June 2025: $17.3 million). A net inventory write up of $9.4 million has been recognised in profit or loss for the half year ended 31 December 2025 (31 December 2024: $2.5 million).  10. Property, Plant and Equipment  Land and  Plant and  Mine  Capital  works in  Exploration  and  buildings  equipment  properties  progress  evaluation  Total  $’000  $’000  $’000  $’000  $’000  $’000  At 31 December 2025  Cost  73,034  241,778  171,896  36,672  72,629  596,009  Accumulated depreciation and impairment  (4,554)  (57,945)  (9,990)  (5,806)  (4,504)  (82,799)  Net book value at 31 December 2025  68,480  183,833  161,906  30,866  68,125  513,210  Net book value at 1 July 2025  15,368  89,062  125,723  14,145  68,209  312,507  Acquisitions through business combinations  38,531  34  –  –  –  38,565  Additions  –  –  –  12,350  –  12,350  Changes in closure provision estimate  –  427  –  –  –  427  Disposals  (2,277)  (166)  –  –  –  (2,443)  Depreciation charge  (676)  (3,894)  (910)  –  –  (5,480)  Impairment reversal/(charge)  16,797  98,404  36,787  3,611  –  155,599  Foreign exchange rate differences  185  1,098  306  180  (84)  1,685  Transfers and other movements  552  (1,132)  –  580  –  –  Net book value at 31 December 2025  68,480  183,833  161,906  30,866  68,125  513,210  Elevra Interim Financial Report  29 

 11. Impairment of Non-Financial Assets  Reversal of impairment of non-financial assets  Property, plant and equipment  Capital works in progress  3,611  –  Land and buildings  16,797  –  Mine properties  36,787  –  Plant and equipment  98,404  –  Total reversal of impairment of non-financial assets (1)  155,599  –  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  The impairment reversal of $155.6 million for the half year ended 31 December 2025 relates to North American Lithium and includes an allocation of  $0.2 million to right-of-use assets.  Impairment reversal of non-current assets (excluding goodwill)  North American Lithium  The Group considers that North American Lithium (NAL) is a separate CGU as the cash inflows that it generates are largely independent of the cash inflows generated from other assets or groups of assets. For the half year ended 31 December 2025, the Group identified several indicators of impairment reversal for NAL, which subsequently led to an assessment of the carrying value of the NAL CGU. The key indicators of impairment reversal include the elimination of the impact of the offtake agreement with Piedmont Lithium Inc. on completion of the merger, and a significant improvement in market conditions, specifically relating to the price of spodumene concentrate.  Background  On 27 August 2021, the Group acquired 100 per cent of the issued capital of North American Lithium Inc., a Canadian-based mining and exploration company and former producer of spodumene concentrate from its integrated spodumene ore mine and processing facility in Québec, Canada. Following the acquisition, the Group invested significant funds into the operation to enable the restart of production in March 2023, with the first sale of spodumene concentrate under the Group’s ownership occurring in August 2023.  For the year ended 30 June 2025, the Group assessed the carrying value of the NAL CGU and recognised an impairment of $175.6 million due to a deterioration in the lithium market. The recoverable amount of the NAL CGU was determined as  $101.4 million based on its fair value less cost of disposal.  Outcome  The Group assessed the carrying value of the NAL CGU and recognised an impairment reversal of $155.6 million for the half year ended 31 December 2025 (31 December 2024: Nil). The recoverable amount of the NAL CGU was determined as $586.8 million based on its fair value less cost of disposal.  Assets previously impaired within the NAL CGU that were either disposed of during the half year or considered to have no value as at 31 December 2025 were excluded from the impairment reversal. Furthermore, in accordance with AASB 136 Impairment of Assets, the increased carrying amount of an asset attributable to impairment reversal shall not exceed the carrying amount that would have been determined (net of amortisation or depreciation) had no impairment loss been recognised as at 30 June 2025.  Impairment reversals relating to the NAL CGU were wholly allocated to property, plant and equipment. The impairment reversal of  $155.6 million to property, plant and equipment includes $98.4 million recognised in plant and equipment, $36.8 million recognised in mine properties, $16.8 million recognised in land and buildings, and $3.6 million recognised in capital works in progress.  The reversal of previously recorded impairment charges reflects higher future sales prices due to elimination of the impact of the offtake agreement with Piedmont Lithium Inc. on completion of the merger and a strengthening in the lithium market, specifically relating to the price of spodumene concentrate. These changes have significantly increased the recoverable amount of the NAL CGU compared to the calculation performed as at 30 June 2025.  Methodology and key assumptions  The fair value measurement is categorised as a Level 3 fair value based on the inputs in the discounted cash flow valuation model over the life of mine period, and was calculated using a real, post-tax discount rate of 10.0 per cent. The key estimates and assumptions used in the determination of fair value less cost of disposal were:  spodumene concentrate prices;  foreign exchange rates;  operating and capital expenditure;  discount rate;  regulatory approvals; and  future production (i.e. Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates).  Elevra Interim Financial Report  30 

 Methodology and key assumptions (continued)  Key assumptions (real)  Assumptions used  Spodumene concentrate prices (US$ per tonne)  US$986 –US$1,775  Foreign exchange rates (CAD/USD)  0.7200  Unit operating costs (C$ per tonne)  C$597 –C$1,269  Discount rate (post-tax) 10.0%  The recoverable amount is informed by a production and cost profile which is used for management’s planning processes.  Operating and capital expenditure  Cost assumptions are based on forecasted production levels, operating cost and capital expenditure requirements derived from the Group’s latest approved budget and life of mine plans.  Future production  The Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates for NAL are reported in accordance with the JORC Code and ASX Listing Rules.  Key judgements and estimates  Determination of CGUs  Judgement is applied to identify the Group’s CGUs, particularly when assets form part of integrated operations. A key judgement was applied in identifying the NAL operation as a single CGU. As a result, only the CGU assets and cash flows directly attributable to this operation were considered in the impairment assessment of the NAL CGU.  Impairment testing and calculations  An assessment of whether there is any indication of impairment or reversal of impairment and the calculation of a CGU’s recoverable amount requires management  to make estimates and assumptions about expected production and sales volumes, commodity prices, foreign exchange rates, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves, regulatory approvals, operating costs, closure and rehabilitation costs, future capital expenditure  and allocation of corporate costs. These estimates and assumptions are subject to risk and uncertainty. There is a possibility that changes in circumstances will alter these projections, which may impact the recoverable amount.  In such circumstances, some or all of the carrying value may be impaired or a previously recognised impairment charge may be reversed, with the impact recognised in the Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss.  The key estimates and assumptions used in the assessment are as follows:  Commodity prices and market traded consumables  Spodumene concentrate price assumptions are based on the Q4 2025 lithium price forecast from Benchmark Mineral Intelligence.  Foreign exchange rates  The foreign exchange rate assumption applied in the discounted cash flow model reflects the CAD/USD spot exchange rate as at 31 December 2025.  Operating and capital expenditure  Operating and capital cost assumptions are based on the Group’s latest approved budget and life of mine plans.  Discount rate  In determining fair value, the estimated future cash flows of the CGU have been discounted using a real, post-tax discount rate of 10.0 per cent (30 June 2025: 10.0 per cent). The discount rate applied is a risk-adjusted cost of capital which management has deemed appropriate to the CGU.  Regulatory approvals  Life of mine plans include assumptions associated with the successful application and timing of ongoing and future regulatory approvals.  Future production  Life of mine plans are based on Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates and economic life of processing facilities.  Where recoverable amount testing is undertaken, a range of external sources are considered as further input to the above assumptions.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  31 

 12. Advances to Affiliates  Ewoyaa  17,907  –  Total advances to affiliates  17,907  –  Comprising:  Current  –  –  Non-current  17,907  –  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  13. Trade and Other Payables  Trade payables  10,194  18,172  Accrued expenses  11,912  12,637  Other payables  2,196  1,642  Total trade and other payables  24,302  32,451  Comprising:  Current  24,302  32,451  Non-current  –  –  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  Elevra Interim Financial Report  32 

 Capital Structure and Financial Management  This section details the capital structure and related financing activities of the Group.  14. Interest Bearing Liabilities  Contract liabilities  54,872  29,410  Lease liabilities  1,603  1,743  Non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares  20,280  19,201  Other interest bearing liabilities  3,646  379  Total interest bearing liabilities  80,401  50,733  Comprising:  Current  67,329  41,074  Non-current  13,072  9,659  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  Contract liabilities  The Group has entered into contract notes with a trading company partner whereby the Group may elect to receive up to  $60 million as advance payments based on the value of committed future sales of spodumene concentrate. Amounts received in advance are recognised against the provisional sale value as the performance obligations under the contract are satisfied, being the time when significant risks and rewards of ownership transfer to the customer, which typically aligns with the loading of the export vessel. This subsequently provides additional capacity under the limit of the contract.  Amounts received in advance are unsecured, with interest paid on the outstanding amount at the Secured Overnight Financing Rate plus 2.4 per cent.  The outstanding amount received in advance as at 31 December 2025 is $54.9 million (30 June 2025: $29.4 million), which is expected to be fully realised within the next twelve months.  Non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares  On 27 August 2021, as part of the acquisition of North American Lithium, the Group exchanged Investissement Québec's (IQ) second ranking debt of C$63 million for twenty million non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares held by NAL at a par value of C$1.00 per share. The shares may be redeemed at the option of either NAL or IQ, subject to the satisfaction of various performance conditions.  On 30 January 2026, the Group entered into a revised agreement with IQ to postpone to 1 September 2028 any payment made in connection with the redemption by NAL of the non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares held by IQ in the share capital of NAL, having an aggregate stated capital of C$20 million plus accrued interest.  In addition to extending payment to 1 September 2028, a new relief mechanism was included in the revised agreement in which NAL may reduce its liability to IQ if certain local transformation conditions are met.  The terms of the preference shares are detailed below:  interest is accrued or paid at 5 per cent per annum for the period from 27 August 2021 to 31 August 2024, 16.25 per cent per annum for the period from 1 September 2024 to 9 October 2025, and 5 per cent per annum for the period from  10 October 2025 onwards;  the shares cannot be converted to equity at any time;  preference shareholders are not entitled to dividends or to vote at shareholder meetings;  redemption commences in accordance with the NAL Constitution and Governance Agreement once the mine is in commercial operation and the redemption term is up to ten years after the first anniversary of the issue of these shares; and  in the event of default, liquidation, or receivership, IQ rank before the ordinary shareholders in priority.  The preference shares are recorded at issue price plus accrued interest. Given the nature and conditions impacting on potential redemption terms, the fair value assigned to the preference shares is their face value.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  33 

 15. Financial Assets and Liabilities  The following table reflects the carrying value of financial assets and liabilities by class:  Financial assets  Current  Cash and cash equivalents  –  –  81,185  81,185  Trade and other receivables  3,526  –  15,097  18,623  Other assets  –  –  4,862  4,862  Total current financial assets  3,526  –  101,144  104,670  Non-current  Other financial assets  –  6,804  –  6,804  Other assets  –  –  6,574  6,574  Total non-current financial assets  –  6,804  6,574  13,378  Total financial assets  3,526  6,804  107,718  118,048  Financial liabilities  Current  Trade and other payables  –  –  24,302  24,302  Interest bearing liabilities  –  –  12,457  12,457  Total current financial liabilities  –  –  36,759  36,759  Non-current  Interest bearing liabilities  –  –  13,072  13,072  Total non-current financial liabilities  –  –  13,072  13,072  Total financial liabilities  –  –  49,831  49,831  At 30 June 2025  Financial assets  Current  Cash and cash equivalents  –  –  47,254  47,254  Trade and other receivables  103  –  15,239  15,342  Other assets  –  –  3,525  3,525  Total current financial assets  103  –  66,018  66,121  Non-current  Other financial assets  –  659  –  659  Other assets  –  –  7,164  7,164  Total non-current financial assets  –  659  7,164  7,823  Total financial assets  103  659  73,182  73,944  Financial liabilities  Current  Trade and other payables  –  –  32,451  32,451  Interest bearing liabilities  –  –  11,664  11,664  Total current financial liabilities  –  –  44,115  44,115  Non-current  Interest bearing liabilities  –  –  9,659  9,659  Total non-current financial liabilities  –  –  9,659  9,659  Total financial liabilities  –  –  53,774  53,774  At 31 December 2025  Held at FVTPL  $’000  Designated as  FVOCI  $’000  Amortised  cost  $’000  Total  $’000  Elevra Interim Financial Report  34 

 Recognition and measurement  Financial assets and financial liabilities are recognised when the Group becomes a party to the contractual provisions to the instrument. For financial assets, this is the date that the Group commits itself to either the purchase or sale of the asset (i.e. trade date accounting is adopted).  Financial instruments are initially measured at fair value plus transaction costs, except where the instrument is classified at fair value through profit or loss, in which case transaction costs are expensed to profit or loss immediately.  Financial assets are subsequently measured at amortised cost. Measurement is based on two primary criteria:  the contractual cash flow characteristics of the financial asset; and  the business model for managing the financial assets.  A financial asset that meets the following conditions is subsequently measured at amortised cost:  the financial asset is managed solely to collect contractual cash flows; and  the contractual terms within the financial asset give rise to cash flows that are solely payments of principal and interest on the principal amount outstanding on specified dates.  Financial liabilities are subsequently measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method. The effective interest method is a method of calculating the amortised cost of a debt instrument and allocating interest expense in profit or loss over the relevant period. The effective interest rate is the internal rate of return of the financial asset or liability. That is, the rate that exactly discounts the estimated future cash flows through the expected life of the instrument to the net carrying value at initial recognition.  (a) Fair value measurement  The Group measures some of its assets and liabilities at fair value on either a recurring or non-recurring basis after initial recognition, depending on the requirements of the applicable Accounting Standard.  Fair value is the price the Group would receive to sell an asset or would pay to transfer a liability in an orderly (i.e. unforced) transaction between independent, knowledgeable and willing market participants at the measurement date.  The fair value of cash and cash equivalents and non-interest bearing financial assets and liabilities reasonably approximate their carrying values.  The aggregate fair values and carrying values of financial assets and liabilities are disclosed in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position. Fair values are materially in line with carrying values.  The carrying value of financial assets and liabilities measured at fair value is principally calculated based on inputs other than quoted prices that are observable for these financial assets or liabilities, either directly (i.e. as unquoted prices) or indirectly (i.e. derived from prices).  Where no price information is available from a quoted market source, alternative market mechanisms or recent comparable transactions, fair value is estimated based on the Group’s views on relevant future prices, net of valuation allowances to accommodate liquidity, modelling and other risks implicit in such estimates.  The Group applies the following hierarchy for financial assets and liabilities carried at fair value:  Fair value hierarchy Valuation inputs  Level 1 Based on unadjusted quoted prices in active markets for identical financial assets and liabilities.  Level 2  Based on inputs other than quoted prices included within Level 1 that are observable for the financial asset or liability, either directly (i.e. as unquoted prices) or indirectly (i.e. derived from prices).  Level 3  Based on inputs not observable in the market using appropriate valuation models, including discounted cash flow modelling.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  35 

 (a) Fair value measurement (continued)  The following table shows the fair value of financial assets and financial liabilities, including their levels in the fair value hierarchy. It does not include fair value information of financial assets and financial liabilities not measured at fair value if the carrying amount is a reasonable approximation of fair value.  At 30 June 2025  Other financial assets designated at FVOCI  659  –  –  659  Trade and other receivables  –  103  –  103  Total  659  103  –  762  Level 1  Level 2  Level 3  Total  At 31 December 2025  $’000  $’000  $’000  $’000  Other financial assets designated at FVOCI  6,804  –  –  6,804  Trade and other receivables  –  3,526  –  3,526  Total  6,804  3,526  –  10,330  The following table shows the valuation techniques used in measuring Level 2 fair values for financial instruments in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position, as well as the significant unobservable inputs used:  Type  Valuation technique  Significant unobservable inputs  Inter-relationship between significant unobservable inputs and fair value measurement  Other receivables–provisional pricing adjustments  Market-based pricing  Market-based pricing indices  The estimated fair value would decrease (increase) if the market-based pricing were lower (higher).  Other payables–provisional pricing adjustments  Market-based pricing  Market-based pricing indices  The estimated fair value would increase (decrease) if the market-based pricing were lower (higher).  For financial instruments carried at fair value on a recurring basis, the Group determines whether transfers have occurred between levels in the fair value hierarchy by reassessing categorisation at the end of each reporting period. There were no transfers between levels of the hierarchy during the period.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  36 

 16. Share Capital  Ordinary shares  The movement in fully paid ordinary shares during the half year is as follows:  At the beginning of the period  11,543,296,014  10,293,296,014  Shares issued  13,722,139,804  1,250,000,000  Shares purchased by Employee Share Plan Trustee  –  (250,000,000)  Employee share awards vested  582,770  –  Movement in treasury shares under Employee Share Plans  –  250,000,000  Reduction in ordinary fully paid shares on consolidation  (25,096,689,477)  –  At the end of the period  169,329,111  11,543,296,014  Comprising:  Shares held by the public  167,662,444  11,293,296,014  Treasury shares  1,666,667  250,000,000  At the beginning of the period  586,472  561,903  Shares issued  242,741  25,899  Employee share awards vested  1,486  –  Transaction costs associated with share issues  (2,246)  (1,330)  At the end of the period  828,453  586,472  31 December  2025  No. shares  30 June  2025  No. shares  31 December  2025  $’000  30 June  2025  $’000  Significant share issues during the year  As part of the merger between Sayona and Piedmont, the Company issued 11,565,602,304 fully paid ordinary shares in Sayona Mining Limited as consideration to acquire 100 per cent of the existing share capital in Piedmont. The shares were issued in separate allotments of 11,565,504,804 fully paid ordinary shares on 1 September 2025 and 97,500 fully paid ordinary shares on 9 September 2025.  On 4 September 2025, the Group completed a fully underwritten placement to Resource Capital Fund VIIIL.P. (RCF), resulting in the issuance of 2,156,250,000 fully paid ordinary shares at an issue price of A$0.032 per share for aggregate gross proceeds of US$45.2 million.  Share consolidation  On 22 September 2025, the Company consolidated the number of shares on issue on a 150:1 basis, resulting in the conversion of every 150 shares into one share.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  37 

 Options  The movement in options during the half year is as follows:  At the beginning of the period  2,234,482  12,234,482  Granted during the period  408,541,913  –  Forfeited / lapsed during the period  (14,897)  (10,000,000)  Reduction in options on consolidation  (408,037,885)  –  At the end of the period  2,723,613  2,234,482  Comprising:  Listed options  –  –  Unlisted options  2,723,613  2,234,482  31 December  2025  No. options  30 June  2025  No. options  Significant grant of options during the year  On 12 August 2025, Resource Capital Fund VIII L.P. (RCF) agreed to subscribe to 1,200,000,000 options in Sayona Mining Limited at an exercise price of A$0.0320 (equivalent to 8,000,000 options in Elevra Lithium Limited at an exercise price of A$4.80) to be issued in two tranches:  The first tranche of options to be issued shall be such number of options that results in RCF holding a 9.99 per cent interest in the issued share capital of the Company (Tranche 1 Options); and  Subject to obtaining all applicable regulatory approvals, the second tranche of options to be issued shall be such number of options that is 1,200,000,000 less the Tranche 1 Options (Tranche 2 Options).  On 4 September 2025, the Company issued 408,541,913 options in Sayona Mining Limited (equivalent to 2,723,613 options in Elevra Lithium Limited) to RCF under the first tranche of the subscription.  (b) Share consolidation  On 22 September 2025, the Company consolidated the number of options and rights on issue on a 150:1 basis, resulting in the conversion of every 150 options and rights into one option or right. The exercise price of the options and rights were adjusted in inverse proportion to the consolidation ratio.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  38 

 Other Disclosures  This section contains other information that must be disclosed to comply with accounting standards and other pronouncements but is not considered critical in understanding the financial performance or position of the Group.  17. Business Combinations  Merger between Sayona Mining Limited and Piedmont Lithium Inc.  On 18 November 2024, Sayona Mining Limited (“Sayona” and subsequently “Elevra”), Shock MergeCo Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sayona (“Merger Sub”), and Piedmont Lithium Inc. (“Piedmont”) entered into a Merger Agreement to combine Sayona and Piedmont. On 31 July 2025, the merger was approved by Sayona shareholders at the Company’s Extraordinary General Meeting. Piedmont stockholders subsequently approved the merger at their Special Meeting on 23 August 2025 (Australian time). Completion of the merger occurred on 30 August 2025 (Australian time), with Shock MergeCo Inc. acquiring 100 per cent of the shares and voting interests in Piedmont Lithium Inc.  Included in the identifiable assets and liabilities acquired at the date of completion are inputs (including a head office, offtake agreement and customer contracts) and an organised workforce. The Group has determined that together the acquired inputs and processes significantly contribute to the ability to create revenue. The Group has concluded that the acquired set is a business.  The acquisition method of accounting has been applied to recognise the merger in accordance with AASB 3 Business Combinations, with Sayona considered as the accounting acquirer and Piedmont as the accounting acquiree. In identifying Sayona as the acquiring entity for accounting purposes, management considered the terms of exchange of equity interests, the entity that is issuing the equity interests, the relative voting rights in the combined entity after the business combination, and the composition  of the governing body and senior management of the combined entity. In assessing the size of each of the companies, management evaluated various metrics, including revenue, profit before taxation, total assets and market capitalisation. Accordingly, consideration paid by Sayona to complete the merger has been allocated to identifiable assets and liabilities of Piedmont based on estimated fair values at the date of the transaction.  The merger is planned to create a stronger and more streamlined lithium business that will have a diversified growth portfolio.  The strategic rationale for the merger was outlined in the Notice of Meeting and Explanatory Memorandum as per the ASX release dated 20 June 2025 and is summarised below:  Elevra is projected to be a leading North American hard rock pure-play lithium producer based on the combined life-of-the-mine spodumene concentrate capacity  Optimisation of the North American Lithium project  Geographic and asset diversification  Strengthened balance sheet to support growth pipeline  Expected greater liquidity and continuity for investors  Expected benefit to key financial metrics  Experienced board and management in the growing lithium market  (a) Consideration transferred  The following table summarises the preliminary fair value of each major class of consideration transferred at the date of acquisition:  $‘000  Equity instruments issued  196,624  Replacement share-based payment awards  1,486  Total consideration transferred (1)  198,110  (1) Amount excludes the preliminary fair value associated with settlement of the pre-existing contractual arrangement between Piedmont and Sayona. Refer to Note 17 (c) for further details.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  39 

 Equity instruments issued  The following table summarises the calculation of the total value of equity instruments issued:  Number of Piedmont common stock on issue on date of acquisition (#)  21,946,069  Exchange ratio (per share of Piedmont common stock) (#)  527  Number of Sayona ordinary shares issued (#) (1)  11,565,602,304  Closing price of Sayona ordinary shares traded on the ASX on date of acquisition (A$)  0.0260  Total value of equity instruments issued ($’000) (2)  196,624  Amount may not reconcile as individual shareholdings have been rounded up to the nearest share on conversion of Piedmont common stock to fully paid ordinary shares in Sayona Mining Limited.  Amount has been converted to United States dollars on the date of acquisition using an exchange rate of A$1.00:US$0.6539.  Replacement share-based payment awards  In accordance with the terms of the Merger Agreement, the Group exchanged equity awards held by employees of Piedmont (acquiree awards) for equity awards in Elevra (replacement awards).  The value of the replacement awards is $1.5 million, which relates solely to past service and has been included in the total consideration paid on business combination.  Merger transaction costs  For the half year ended 31 December 2025, the Group incurred non-recurring merger transaction and integration costs of  $8.3 million (31 December 2024: $3.4 million) in relation to corporate advisory and success fees, legal fees and other due diligence costs, of which $7.9 million is included within ‘External services’, and $0.3 million is included within ‘Administration and corporate overheads’ and $0.1 million is included within ‘Employee benefits expense’. Refer to Note 6 for further details.  To date, the Group has incurred non-recurring merger transaction and integration costs of $16.4 million mainly relating to legal fees, corporate advisory and success fees and other due diligence costs.  Identifiable assets acquired and liabilities assumed  The following table summarises the recognised amounts of assets acquired and liabilities assumed at the date of acquisition:  $‘000  Cash and cash equivalents  34,452  Trade and other receivables  25,656  Other financial assets  4,489  Property, plant and equipment  38,565  Advances to affiliates  16,844  Other assets  573  Fair value of total assets acquired  120,579  Trade and other payables  30,156  Interest bearing liabilities  24,750  Provisions  9,598  Fair value of total liabilities assumed  64,504  Fair value of net assets acquired  56,075  Elevra Interim Financial Report  40 

 Fair values measured on a provisional basis  Certain items impacting the accounting of the business combination remain provisional as at 31 December 2025 due to ongoing work associated with finalising key estimates and judgements, including valuations. The Group will finalise its accounting for the business combination in the consolidated financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2026, in accordance with the requirements of AASB 3 Business Combinations.  If new information arises within one year of the date of acquisition about facts and circumstances that existed at the date of acquisition, or any additional provisions that existed at the date of acquisition, the accounting for the business combination will be revised.  (d) Gain on bargain purchase  A gain on bargain purchase arising from the acquisition has been recognised as follows:  $‘000  Total consideration transferred  198,110  Buy-out of non-controlling interest in Sayona Québec(1)  (67,963)  Settlement of pre-existing contractual arrangement  (137,000)  Fair value of identifiable net assets  (56,075)  Gain on bargain purchase  (62,928)  (1) As at 30 June 2025, the Group recognised Piedmont’s non-controlling interest in Sayona Québec of $37.8 million.  The following items are material to the calculation of the gain on bargain purchase:  Buy-out of non-controlling interest in Sayona Québec  Prior to merger completion, Sayona Inc., a subsidiary of Sayona, held a 75 per cent interest in Sayona Québec Inc., with Piedmont Lithium Québec Holdings Inc., a subsidiary of Piedmont, holding the remaining non-controlling interest of 25 per cent. The acquisition of Piedmont by Sayona resulted in the buy-out of the non-controlling interest in Sayona Québec, which is treated  as an equity transaction in accordance with AASB 10 Consolidated Financial Statements.  Settlement of pre-existing contractual arrangement  Prior to the acquisition of Piedmont by Sayona, the parties entered into a supply contract under which Sayona sold spodumene concentrate to Piedmont. At the date of acquisition, the fair value of the contract will be determined by reference to terms for current market transactions for the same or similar items. Consequently, the acquisition of Piedmont by Sayona resulted in the settlement of a pre-existing contractual arrangement, and the allocation of purchase consideration to the settlement of this pre-existing contractual arrangement.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  41 

 18. Related Party Transactions  The following table reflects significant transactions and outstanding balances with related parties (excluding compensation to key management personnel) during and at the end of the reporting period:  Associates Joint ventures  Transactions with related parties  Sales of goods and services  –  –  15,716  64,762  Net increase (decrease) in other amounts owing with related parties  104  100  –  –  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  31 December  2025  $’000  31 December  2024  $’000  Associates  Joint ventures  31 December  30 June  31 December  30 June  2025  2025  2025  2025  $’000  $’000  $’000  $’000  Outstanding balances with related parties  Sales of goods and services  –  –  –  9,149  Purchases of goods and services  (29)  (53)  –  (439)  On 9 January 2021, the Group entered into a Spodumene Concentrate Purchase Agreement (“the Agreement”) with Piedmont Lithium Carolinas, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Piedmont Lithium Inc., for the annual supply of 50 per cent or  113,000 dry metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate production from North American Lithium, whichever is greater. The price paid by Piedmont for the supply of spodumene concentrate is equivalent to an average CIF China market price (in United States dollars) for 6.0 per cent Li2O spodumene concentrate on a dry basis, with a minimum price of US$500 per tonne and a maximum price of US$900 per tonne on a delivered basis. The term of the Agreement is the life of mine of North American Lithium.  Upon completion of the merger between Piedmont and Sayona on 30 August 2025 (Australian time), the impact of this agreement eliminates on consolidation and is no longer reflected in the above transactions and outstanding balances.  All other transactions between related parties are at market prices or on normal commercial terms, no more favourable to the Group than those arranged with third parties.  19. Subsequent Events  Revision to non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference share agreement  On 30 January 2026, the Group entered into a revised agreement with Investissement Québec (IQ) to postpone to  1 September 2028 any payment made in connection with the redemption by NAL of the non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares held by IQ in the share capital of NAL, having an aggregate stated capital of C$20 million plus accrued interest. The total payable balance to IQ as at 31 December 2025 amounted to US$20.3 million, inclusive of accrued interest.  In addition to extending payment to 1 September 2028, a new relief mechanism was included in the revised agreement in which NAL may reduce its liability to IQ if certain local transformation conditions are met.  No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the reporting period that have significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations, results of operations or state of affairs of the Group in subsequent periods.  Elevra Interim Financial Report  42 

 In accordance with a resolution of the directors of Elevra Lithium Limited, we declare that in the opinion of the directors:  The consolidated financial statements and notes of Elevra Lithium Limited for the half year ended 31 December 2025 are in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001, including:  complying with Australian Accounting Standard AASB 134 Interim Financial Reporting and the Corporations Regulations 2001; and  giving a true and fair view of the Group’s financial position as at 31 December 2025 and of its performance for the half year ended on that date.  There are reasonable grounds to believe that Elevra Lithium Limited will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.  This declaration has been made after receiving the declaration made to the directors for the half year ended 31 December 2025 in accordance with the fourth edition of the ASX Corporate Governance Council’s Corporate Governance Principles and Recommendations.  On behalf of the Board  Directors’ Declaration  Lucas Dow  Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer  25 February 2026  Laurie Lefcourt  Chair, Audit and Risk Committee  25 February 2026  Elevra Interim Financial Report  43 

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 Corporate Directory  Company  Elevra Lithium Limited  ABN 26 091 951 978  The Company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)  ASX Code ELV  The Company is listed on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nasdaq)  Nasdaq Code ELVR  Directors  Mr Lucas Dow  Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer  Ms Christina Alvord  Non-Executive Director  Mr Jeffrey Armstrong  Non-Executive Director  Mr Jorge Beristain  Non-Executive Director  Mr James Brown  Non-Executive Director  Mr Allan Buckler  Non-Executive Director  Ms Dawne Hickton  Non-Executive Director  Ms Laurie Lefcourt  Non-Executive Director  Executive Leadership Team  Mr Lucas Dow  Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer  Mr Christian Cortes  Chief Financial Officer  Mr Sylvain Collard  President and Chief Operating Officer of Canada  Company Secretary  Mr Dylan Roberts  Telephone Email Website  Telephone  Facsimile  Website  Office Locations  Brisbane Office (Registered Office)  Level 3, 10 Eagle Street  Brisbane, Queensland 4000 Australia  GPO Box 1638  Brisbane, Queensland 4001 Australia  +61 7 3369 7058  info@elevra.com www.elevra.com  Auditor  Ernst & Young  Level 51, 111 Eagle Street  Brisbane, Queensland 4000 Australia  Telephone +61 7 3011 3333  Lawyer  Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Level 34, 161 Castlereagh Street Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Australia  Telephone +61 2 9225 5000  Share Registry  Computershare Investor Services Pty Limited  Level 1, 200 Mary Street  Brisbane, Queensland 4000 Australia  1300 850 505 (within Australia)  +61 3 9415 4000 (outside Australia)  +61 3 9473 2500  www.computershare.com  Elevra Interim Financial Report  46 

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Exhibit 99.4

25 February 2026

FY26 Half Year Results

Elevra Lithium Limited (“ELV” or “Company”) (ASX: ELV; NASDAQ: ELVR) is pleased to announce its FY26 half year results, leveraging improving lithium prices to drive revenue growth, maintain cost control and advance its development portfolio.

Operational Highlights

• Lithium recovery averaged 66% and plant utilisation averaged 88% during the period. Temporary feed grade variability (grade and iron content) in the December 2025 quarter impacted recovery.

• Updated Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates were completed at NAL1 and Moblan2, strengthening the quality and scale of Elevra’s portfolio and underpinning future growth pathways.

• The North American Lithium (NAL) Brownfield Expansion Scoping Study3 outlined a compelling economic case to materially increase production capacity at a reduced unit operating cost. A potential expansion was enabled by the merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium which created strategic alignment to advance the value-accretive expansion.

• NAL produced 96,156 dry metric tonnes (dmt) of spodumene concentrate during the FY26 half year, reflecting continued stable operations, with production 7% lower than the prior corresponding period (PCP) reflecting the impact of ore availability challenges which are of a temporary nature rather than structural issues.

• Spodumene concentrate sales totalled 91,991 dmt across three shipments at an average realised price (FOB) of US$937 per dmt. Sales volumes were 20% lower than the PCP, primarily reflecting shipment timing.

• Capital expenditure of US$12 million, with US$11 million related to the upgrade of the Tailings Storage Facility and other NAL optimisation and sustaining projects and US$1 million in growth capital largely focused on advancing the NAL Brownfield Expansion.

Financial Highlights

• Revenue of US$86 million generated by NAL was up 8% compared to the PCP as a 20% decline in spodumene concentrate tonnes sold was offset by a 34% increase in average realised selling price.

• Cost synergies generated by the merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium totalled US$5 million for the four-month period as a merged Group, with the majority of savings stemming from a reduction in Group general and administration costs. Annualised synergies remain on track with the target range of $15 million to $20 million.

¹ See ASX release dated 27 August 2025, “NAL Reserves up 124% to 48.6Mt and Resource Increases to 95Mt”.

² See ASX release dated 25 August 2025, “Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt”.

³ See ASX release dated 15 September 2025, “NAL Expansion Scoping Study Confirms Lower Costs and Strong Returns”.

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• Underlying EBITDA of US$1 million for the Group, including US$11 million in underlying EBITDA from NAL, was a $26 million improvement relative to the PCP as improved realised pricing offset higher corporate costs resulting from the merger.

• Non-cash extraordinary items totalled US$91 million, which includes a US$156 million reversal of the NAL impairment recognised in the year ended 30 June 2025. There were also US$8 million in extraordinary cash expenses for merger transaction costs, which are now largely completed.

• The Group profit after income tax of US$74 million for the half year reflected a US$116 million increase from the PCP due to improved underlying EBITDA and benefit from extraordinary items.

• Net cash outflows from operating activities of US$28 million reflected an US$11 million cash profit from operations at NAL and US$5 million in operating cash flows, offset by one off outflows of US$24 million for merger transaction costs and a US$9 million cash loss from Group operations.

• Closing cash balance of US$81 million was US$34 million higher than the end of June 2025, underpinning a solid financial position with no secured debt.

Management Commentary

Mr Lucas Dow, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, said: “The first half of FY26 has laid the foundation for Elevra Lithium. Following the successful completion of the merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium in August 2025, we have focused on integrating the combined organisation, aligning operational and corporate functions, and optimising operations at NAL.

“Despite a 20% decline in tonnes sold compared to H1 FY25, NAL delivered 8% revenue growth. The decision to weight sales toward the second quarter of FY26 yielded tangible results as realised pricing increased significantly with improving market fundamentals. The performance also demonstrated Elevra’s leverage to an improving market and the value of maintaining operational discipline during periods of low pricing, allowing NAL to maintain production and capitalise on the strong pricing momentum seen in the December 2025 quarter.

“Production declined by 7%, with 96,156 tonnes of spodumene concentrate produced. The decline was a result of temporary ore feed with lower lithium grades and higher iron content. While these conditions have impacted near-term output, the current mining area at NAL, which includes areas adjacent to historical underground workings, is not representative of NAL’s broader orebody (i.e. transitional rather than structural). In response, we are increasing the density of grade control drilling and refining our ore stockpiling and blending strategies.

“Looking across the half year, unit operating costs at NAL remained broadly consistent with an average unit operating cost sold (FOB) of US$814, down 6% from the prior corresponding period as cost performance continued to reflect disciplined execution.

“Elsewhere, we provided updated Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates for NAL and Moblan. The update at NAL was incorporated into the NAL Brownfield Expansion Scoping Study which was released in mid-September 2025 and presented a compelling valuation uplift when considering an increase in average annual life of mine production up to 315,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate at a reduced unit cost. In January 2026⁴, we announced a staged approach to the NAL Brownfield Expansion which would accelerate the development timeline and we are currently undertaking additional studies to incorporate this approach.

“Across our growth portfolio, we continued to advance environmental, permitting and development activities for Moblan, Ewoyaa and Carolina Lithium during the six-month period to maintain momentum and progress key milestones. The opportunities presented by our growth portfolio, both near-term and longer-term, create a compelling case for Elevra’s ability to participate in the rapid growth of the global lithium supply chain.

“We remain encouraged by the improving market fundamentals and believe the strategic nature of our assets, disciplined execution, and a larger resource base position Elevra to deliver value for shareholders and stakeholders.”

⁴ See ASX release dated 12 January 2026, “Accelerated NAL Expansion”.

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Operational Financial Performance

Summary of Key Metrics for Period Ended 31 December 2025

	Unit	H1 FY26	H1 FY25	Variance
North American Lithium5
Ore mined	wmt	728,142	610,683	19%
Recovery	%	66	67	(1%)
Concentrate produced	dmt	96,156	103,063	(7%)
Concentrate grade produced	%	5.1	5.3	(0.2%)
Concentrate sold	dmt	91,991	115,027	(20%)
Average realised selling price (FOB)6	US$/dmt	937	697	34%
Unit operating cost sold (FOB)7	US$/dmt	814	861	(6%)
Group5
Revenue	US$M	86	80	8%
Underlying EBITDA profit / (loss)	US$M	1	(25)	103%
Profit / (loss) after income tax	US$M	74	(42)	276%
Net cashflow from operating activities	US$M	(28)	12	(328%)
Cash balance	US$M	81	69	18%

⁵ All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.

⁶ Average realised selling price is calculated on an accruals basis and reported in US$/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.

⁷ Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in US$/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.

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Production and Financial Summary

A total of 728,142 wet metric tonnes (wmt) of ore was mined over the period, a 19% increase in ore extraction compared to the PCP. The primary focus of mining activities was stripping and ore extraction to advance pit development as operations transitioned from the Phase 2 to the Phase 3 mining area during the six-month period. Phase 3 includes historical underground stopes from previous mining activity at NAL, leading to lower than anticipated ore availability. Towards the end of the period, ore was primarily sourced from volcanic hosted areas of the pit which included ore with uncharacteristically high iron content compared to the life of mine average and a lower lithium grade. Elevra implemented targeted actions to reduce the impact of these factors as mining progresses through these areas over the next several quarters.

The production of spodumene concentrate declined over the period, with a total of 96,156 dmt produced over six months. The 7% decline in dmt produced was primarily a function of the increased iron content in the mill feed which required increased use of the wet high intensity magnetic separators (WHIMS), causing lithium recoveries to average 66% over the period compared to 67% in the PCP. Mill utilisation declined by 2% but remained strong at 88%.

Unit operating costs per tonne sold (FOB) were US$814/dmt during the half year which was a 6% improvement relative to the PCP. Excluding the impact of inventory movements, unit costs per tonne produced (FOB) increased by 14% to US$831/dmt compared to the PCP due to a 6% increase in operating costs and 7% decline in production. Capital expenditure for the period totalled US$12 million, in line with expectations, and was primarily related to the upgrade of the Tailings Storage Facility and other minor sustaining projects at NAL.

Sales of spodumene concentrate declined by 20% to 91,991 dmt sold over the six-month period, although revenue increased by 8% to US$86 million due to improved pricing and benefits associated with optimising seaborne freight logistics. The average realised selling price over six months improved to US$937/dmt, reflecting improved market conditions and Elevra’s increased leverage to rising spot prices following the removal of the legacy offtake agreement with Piedmont Lithium.

The underlying EBITDA for the period was US$1 million, a significant improvement compared to the PCP EBITDA loss of US$25 million, due to the combination of higher realised pricing and a decline in total operating expenses over the half year.

The Group’s consolidated profit after income tax for the half year ended 31 December 2025 was US$74 million (31 December 2024: US$42 million loss) which included non-cash extraordinary items of US$156 million for the reversal of the NAL impairment recognised in the year ended 30 June 2025 and a US$9 million net inventory write up, offset by US$74 million in accounting impacts related to the merger with Piedmont Lithium. Cash extraordinary items totalled US$8 million of merger transaction and integration costs.

The Group generated net cash outflows from operating activities of US$28 million during the period, a decrease of US$41 million compared to the PCP. NAL generated an US$11 million cash profit from operations and US$5 million in operating cash flows, which was offset by the payment of US$24 million in merger transaction costs of Elevra and Piedmont Lithium and a US$9 million cash loss from Group operations. Investing and Financing cash flows were US$20 million and US$42 million, respectively, representing significant increases from the PCP due to the acquisition of cash from the merger with Piedmont Lithium and proceeds from share issuances.

Closing cash increased to US$81 million from US$47 million at 30 June 2025, mainly due to the cashflow generated from NAL operating activities, cash acquired from Piedmont Lithium and the receipt of proceeds from the issuance of new shares. This was partially offset by cash outflows for capital expenditure, one off merger transaction costs, and corporate and administration costs.

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Growth Projects

NAL Brownfield Expansion

Elevra provided updated Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates for NAL during the period which reinforced the foundation for a long mine life and the flexibility to consider expanded production^8.. The JORC Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 95 million tonnes at 1.15% Li₂O and Ore Reserves of 48.6 million tonnes at 1.11% Li₂O represented growth of 8% and 124%, respectively, compared to the previously published estimates.

The increase in Ore Reserves also formed the basis for the NAL Brownfield Expansion Scoping Study, which was released to the ASX on 15 September 2026⁹ and outlined a brownfield opportunity to materially increase annual production at NAL, with a compelling economic outcome including a post-tax NPV of C$1,284 million (US$950 million) and potential production of 315,000 dmt per annum at a C1 cash cost of US$630 per tonne. The expansion leverages existing infrastructure and operational improvements to minimise execution risk.

After the reporting period, Elevra announced a refined, accelerated expansion pathway that could reduce the timeline to full production by approximately two years while enabling staged capital investment and lower upfront capital requirements¹⁰. An updated scoping study incorporating this pathway is planned for delivery in Q4 FY26 ahead of detailed engineering.

Moblan Lithium Project

During the half year, Elevra progressed Moblan through continued resource growth alongside ongoing environmental and regulatory studies. On 25 August 2025, Elevra released an updated Mineral Resource Estimate incorporating final results from the 2024 drill program, increasing total JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources by 30% to 121.0 million tonnes at 1.19% Li₂O¹¹.

The update also delivered a 39% increase in Ore Reserves to 48.1 million tonnes at 1.31% Li₂O, supporting the potential for higher production and/or an extended mine life relative to the 2024 Definitive Feasibility Study¹². These outcomes reinforce Moblan’s position as one of North America’s largest hard-rock lithium resources and a cornerstone growth asset for Elevra.

Ewoyaa

During the December 2025 quarter, negotiations with the Government of Ghana on revised fiscal terms for the Ewoyaa Mining Lease progressed, resulting in a proposed sliding scale royalty regime better aligned with lithium market dynamics. The revised terms were submitted to Parliament as a new Legislative Instrument, with project development remaining subject to Mining Lease ratification, prevailing market conditions and the securing of appropriate financing.

Carolina Lithium

Elevra advanced permitting and stakeholder engagement activities for the Carolina Lithium project, culminating in the receipt of General Stormwater Permits for both the proposed mine and conversion plant – an important regulatory milestone in the project development. The Company also progressed an air permit application and continued engagement with local, county and federal stakeholders, aligning the project with U.S. policy priorities to strengthen domestic critical mineral supply chains.

Tabba Tabba

The Company holds lithium and pegmatite rights over the Tabba Tabba project (E45/2364) in Western Australia, located directly south and along strike from known lithium mineralisation. Previous exploration activities identified high-priority reverse circulation drill targets and drill testing is planned for FY27.

⁸ See ASX release dated 27 August 2025, “NAL Reserves up 124% to 48.6Mt and Resource Increases to 95Mt”.

⁹ See ASX release dated 15 September 2025, “NAL Expansion Scoping Study Confirms Lower Costs and Strong Returns”.

¹⁰ See ASX release dated 12 January 2026, “Accelerated NAL Expansion”.

¹¹ See ASX release dated 25 August 2025, “Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt.”

¹² See ASX release dated 20 February 2024, “Moblan Lithium Project Definitive Feasibility Study: Positive Results Deliver C$2.2B NPV”.

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Morella Lithium Joint Venture Project

Elevra holds a 49% interest in the Morella Lithium Joint Venture, which controls lithium rights across tenements in the Pilbara and South Murchison regions. During the half year, rock chip sampling in the Pilbara confirmed the presence of pegmatites with low lithium concentrations and rubidium mineralisation, while metallurgical test work at Mt Edon delivered high rubidium extraction rates and supported the assessment of potential processing pathways and future economic evaluation.

Corporate

Completion of Merger between Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium

On 30 August 2025, Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium completed their previously announced merger following shareholder approval, creating a leading North American lithium producer with an approximate 50:50 pre-dilution ownership split. The combination created operational alignment at NAL, simplified the corporate structure to generate synergies and established a larger, well-capitalised company with a significant growth portfolio to meet growing lithium demand.

Upon completion of the merger, the Board was expanded to include former Piedmont Lithium directors Ms Christina Alvord, Mr Jeffrey Armstrong, Mr Jorge Beristain and Ms Dawne Hickton as Non-Executive Directors, while Mr Paul Crawford and Mr Philip Lucas resigned from the Board. Ms Dawne Hickton was also appointed as Chair of the Board and all of the new Non-Executive Director appointments were approved by shareholders at the Company’s 2025 AGM on 21 November 2025.

Share Consolidation and Corporate Name Change

Following shareholder approval at the 31 July 2025 Extraordinary General Meeting, the Company implemented a share consolidation of every 150 ordinary shares into 1 ordinary share on 22 September 2025¹³. The American Depositary Share (ADS) ratio was also adjusted such that each ADS represents 10 ordinary shares.

Shareholders also approved a special resolution to change the name of the Company to Elevra Lithium Limited, which took effect on 26 September 2025¹⁴. The Company’s ticker symbol for Elevra ordinary shares traded on the Australian Stock Exchange was also changed to “ELV” and the name and ticker changes did not impact the rights of shareholders.

Appointment of Christian Cortes as Chief Financial Officer

During the December 2025 quarter, Elevra announced the appointment of Christian Cortes as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer (effective 20 October 2025), following the resignation of Dougal Elder¹⁵.

Mr Cortes brings more than 20 years of international experience in the finance and resources sectors, and his deep sector expertise and strategic financial leadership will play an important role in supporting Elevra’s growth.

AGM

The first Elevra Lithium Annual General Meeting was held on 21 November 2025. All resolutions were successfully passed including the election of the four selected ex-Piedmont directors¹⁶.

¹³ See ASX release dated 22 September 2025, “Completion of Share Consolidation and Name Change Update”.

¹⁴ See ASX release dated 26 September 2025, “Sayona Mining Limited Announces Corporate Name Change to Elevra Lithium Limited”.

¹⁵ See ASX release dated 20 October 2025, “Resignation and Appointment of CFO”.

¹⁶ See ASX release dated 21 November 2025, “2025 Annual General Meeting Results”.

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Guidance

The Company confirms that its previously issued guidance, as announced on 28 January 2026¹⁷, remains unchanged.

	Unit	Guidance
Spodumene concentrate production	dmt	180,000 - 190,000
Spodumene concentrate sales	dmt	170,000 - 190,000
Unit operating cost sold	US$/dmt	US$860 – US$880
Capital expenditures	US$M	US$26

Announcement authorised for release by the Board of Directors of Elevra Lithium Limited.

For more information, please contact:

Andrew Barber

Chief Development and Investor Relations Officer

Email:  ir@elevra.com

Phone: +61 7 3369 7058

¹⁷ See ASX announcement dated 28 January 2026, “December Quarterly Activities Report”.

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Forward-Looking Statements

This report may contain certain forward-looking statements. Such statements are only predictions, based on certain assumptions and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond Elevra Lithium Limited’s control. Actual events or results may differ materially from the events or results expected or implied in any forward-looking statement. The inclusion of such statements should not be regarded as a representation, warranty or prediction with respect to the accuracy of the underlying assumptions or that any forward-looking statements will be or are likely to be fulfilled.

Elevra Lithium Limited undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement or other statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this report (subject to securities exchange disclosure requirements).

The information in this report does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any person. Nothing contained in this report constitutes investment, legal, tax or other advice.

The Company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the original market announcement and all material assumptions and technical parameters continue to apply and have not materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcements.

About Elevra Lithium

Elevra Lithium Limited (ASX: ELV; NASDAQ: ELVR) is North America’s largest hard-rock lithium producer with a diversified portfolio of high-quality assets across Québec Canada, the United States, Ghana and Western Australia.

Our flagship operation, the North American Lithium (NAL) mine in Québec, Canada has successfully ramped up production of spodumene concentrate, supported by ongoing operational enhancements to increase recovery rates, throughput, and mill utilisation. Following a Mineral Resource upgrade,

Elevra completed a Scoping Study for a brownfield expansion to increase NAL’s annual spodumene concentrate production and reduce unit operating costs.

Complementing NAL, the Moblan Lithium Project in northern Québec represents one of the largest undeveloped spodumene resources in North America, with a Mineral Resource of 121 Mt @ 1.19% Li₂O. Development activities are progressing with feasibility studies targeting a large-scale, long-life operation capable of supplying both domestic and international markets.

In Western Australia, Elevra holds an extensive portfolio of lithium and gold tenements, where exploration programs are advancing to unlock additional growth opportunities. Meanwhile, in the United States, our Carolina Lithium Project offers a strategic foothold in the downstream lithium chemicals market and our project in Ghana provides a further option for future growth.

Looking ahead, Elevra is focused on strategic downstream partnerships to enable further value-added lithium production, positioning the Company to deliver a secure, sustainable supply of critical minerals to global customers. Together, these assets establish Elevra as a growth-focused supplier supporting the global energy transition.

For more information, please visit us at www.elevra.com.

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Appendix

Reconciliation of Underlying EBITDA to Profit/(loss) after income tax

US$’000	H1 FY26	H1 FY25	Variance
Underlying EBITDA	779	(24,908)	103%
Underlying depreciation and amortisation expense	(6,802)	(14,607)	53%
Underlying earnings adjustments
Gain on bargain purchase	62,928	—	—
Income from sale of tax benefits under flow through share arrangements	—	4,020	—
Net movement in inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments	9,429	2,518	274%
Reversal of impairment of non-financial assets	155,599	—	—
Merger transaction and integration costs	(8,292)	(3,427)	(142%)
Write down of acquired contractual rights on business combination	(137,000)	—	—
Profit/(loss) from operations	76,641	(36,404)	311%
Net financial expense	(2,066)	(829)	(149%)
Income tax expense	(634)	(4,859)	87%
Profit/(loss) after income tax	73,941	(42,092)	276%

Physical and Unit Metrics Summary

¹⁸ All figures are reported in 100% terms. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.

¹⁹ Average realised sales price is calculated on an accruals basis and reported in US$/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.

²⁰ Unit operating cost produced is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs, and excludes inventory movements, depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in US$/dmt produced, FOB Port of Québec.

²¹ Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in US$/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.

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Exhibit 99.5

 ASX:ELV • NASDAQ:ELVR  Elevra Lithium  FY26 Half Year Results  25 FEBRUARY 2026 

 Agenda  ELEVRA LITHIUM  2  01  FY26 Half Year Highlights  02  Operational Performance  03  Merger Update  04  Financial Performance  05  Lithium Market and Guidance 

 01FY26 Half Year Highlights 

 FY26 Half Year Highlights  Maintaining operational discipline at North American Lithium while advancing growth opportunities  ELEVRA LITHIUM  4  Production  Sales  DRY METRIC TONNES  DRY METRIC TONNES  96,156  DOWN 7%  91,991  DOWN 20%  Corporate  Merger of Sayona and Piedmont Lithium and conditional capital raise completed  Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates increased at NAL and Moblan  +34%  AVERAGE REALISED PRICE  88%  MILL UTILISATION  NAL  66%  RECOVERY  NAL  $5M  4 MONTH SYNERGIES  GROUP  Financial  REVENUE  CASH AT   31 DEC. 2025  $86M  UP 8%  $81M  UP 18%  NAL Brownfield Expansion Scoping Study completed  

 02Operational Performance 

 NAL Operational Performance  Production negatively impacted by mine performance; operational changes implemented to dilute impact  ELEVRA LITHIUM  6  NAL Global Recovery & Mill Utilisation  Concentrate Produced & Unit Cost Sold  Maintaining a high level of operational discipline  H1 FY26 concentrate production of 96kt was temporarily affected by lower feed grade and lower recovery in the December quarter.  Process plant utilisation averaged 88% despite grade and ore quality issues, underscoring stability of operation.  NAL generated US$5 million in operating cashflow despite operational challenges.  Best safety performance since the restart of operations in 2023. 

 Significant Increase in Resource and Reserve Base  Large resource base to support significant brownfield and greenfield developments  ELEVRA LITHIUM  7  NAL Increases Resource to 95Mt and Reserves to 49Mt1  Total Mineral Resource of 95Mt at 1.15% Li2O; this is an increase of +8% over the previous MRE (August 2024) of 88Mt at 1.13% Li2O.  Increase in Reserves of +124% compared to previous estimate released in March 2023.  NAL Mineral Resources  2025 JORC Estimate  Moblan Mineral Resources  2025 JORC Estimate  Classification  Tonnes (Mt)  Li2O Grade (%)  Measured  –  –  Indicated  76.2  1.17  Inferred  18.9  1.06  Total  95.0  1.15  Category  Tonnes (Mt)  Li2O Grade (%)  Proved  0.3  1.01  Probable  48.2  1.11  Total  48.6  1.11  NAL Mineral Reserves  2025 JORC Estimate  Moblan Mineral Reserves  2025 JORC Estimate  Classification  Tonnes (Mt)  Li2O Grade (%)  Measured  6.3  1.50  Indicated  101.4  1.19  Inferred  13.3  1.03  Total  121.0  1.19  Category  Tonnes (Mt)  Li2O Grade (%)  Proved  5.3  1.57  Probable  42.8  1.27  Total  48.1  1.31  Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserves to 48Mt2  Total Mineral Resource of 121Mt at 1.19% Li2O; this is an increase of +30% over the previous MRE (August 2024) of 93Mt at 1.21% Li2O.  Approximately 89% of the total tonnage is in the higher confidence Measured and Indicated categories.  The company has grown the resource base by 6.5x since acquiring Moblan in 2021.  See ASX release 27 August 2025, “NAL Resources and Reserves Increases”  See ASX release 25 August 2025, “Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt” 

 Accelerated NAL Brownfield Expansion  Staged pathway to drive unit costs down and strengthen NAL’s commercial competitiveness  ELEVRA LITHIUM  8  See ASX release 15 September 2025, “NAL Expansion Scoping Study”  See ASX release 12 January 2026, “Accelerated NAL Expansion”  Project Evaluation  Debottlenecking  Scoping Study for NAL brownfield expansion completed in September 20251  Refined expansion sequencing to an expedited, phased expansion announced in January 20262  Updated Scoping Study incorporating staged debottlenecking phases expected Q2 CY2026  Mill optimisation targeting an initial 15-20% increase in annual spodumene concentrate production with incremental reduction in unit operating costs commencing in mid-CY2027  Expansion of milling, flotation and filtration capacity and temporary use of mobile crushing to achieve 6,500tpd throughput, corresponding with 315ktpa nominal SC5.4 production capacity in CY2028  Replacement of mobile crushing circuit and existing crushing circuit with a new crushing and ore sorting circuit capable of supplying mill requirements for production of 315ktpa in CY2029  NAL Gross Production1  180 – 190  kdmt  315  kdmt  NAL Unit Costs2  US$860 – 880  /dmt  US$630  /dmt 

 03Merger Update 

 Merger of Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium  Strengthening our market position and unlocking synergies to deliver long term value  ELEVRA LITHIUM  10  Transaction Approvals & Merger Completion  Corporate & Governance Actions  Obtained shareholder approval from Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium shareholders  Completed Merger via Scheme of Arrangement  Received Conditional Placement funds and issued shares to Resource Capital Funds  Reconstituted the Board of Directors and management team  Issued American Depositary Shares on the Nasdaq  Completed corporate name and ticker change aligned with new corporate identity  Completed Share Consolidation on the ASX  Held inaugural Elevra Annual General Meeting  Operational Integration  Integrated corporate and operational functions under combined organisational structure  Identified synergies and achieved initial cost savings  Released indicative project prioritization and defined growth pipeline for the larger project portfolio  Completed NAL Brownfield Expansion Scoping Study 

 04Financial Performance 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  12  Operational and Financial Overview  Merger completion and improved pricing delivered positive financial performance, offsetting temporary operational challenges  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.   Average realised sales price is calculated on an accruals basis and reported in $/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.  Unit operating cost produced is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs, and excludes inventory movements, depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt produced, FOB Port of Québec.  Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.     UOM1  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  Physicals   Ore Mined  kwmt  728  611  19%  Spodumene Concentrate Produced  kdmt  96  103  (7%)  Spodumene Concentrate Sold  kdmt  92  115  (20%)  Unit Metrics  Average Realised Selling Price (FOB) 2  US$/t  937  697  34%  Unit Operating Cost Produced (FOB) 3  US$/t  831  728  14%  Unit Operating Cost Sold (FOB) 4  US$/t  814  861  (6%)  Financial Performance  Revenue  US$M  86  80  8%  Underlying EBITDA profit / (loss)  US$M  1  (25)  103%  Cash Flows  Operating Cash Flows  US$M  (28)  12  (328%)  Cash Balance  US$M  81  69  18%  Physicals  Spodumene production was 7% lower, reflecting reduced recoveries linked to higher iron and lower Li₂O ore grades from Phase 3 of the mine. To sustain production ore mined increased 19%.  Concentrate sold was in line with production volume.  Unit Metrics  Average realised selling price increased 34%, driven by a stronger lithium market and the strategic timing of shipments into the second half. The removal of the legacy offtake agreement post‑merger has further improved Elevra’s ability to capture market‑aligned pricing and optimise logistic costs via larger vessels.  Unit operating costs produced increased 14% driven by lower production and higher costs relating to the higher strip ratio and ore‑quality impacts of Phase 3. These impacts are short‑term and expected to normalise as activity progresses through this phase of the mine.  Unit operating costs sold decreased 6% with favourable inventory movements.   Financial Performance  Revenue increased by 8% to $86 million, with stronger realised pricing (+34%) offsetting lower volumes.  Underlying Group EBITDA of $1 million; supported by improved lithium pricing and $5 million in merger‑related synergies on a restated basis.  NAL generated $5 million favourable operating cash flow, with Group operating cash outflows reflecting $24 million of one-off merger‑related transactions and settlement of Piedmont’s legacy liabilities.  Consolidated Group 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  13  Financial Performance  NAL delivered record profit, while corporate costs were contained through early synergies  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.  Underlying Depreciation and Amortisation includes depreciation and amortisation and non-cash inventory movements.  US$M1  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  Revenue  86  80  6  NAL Operating Expenses  (75)  (99)  24  Underlying EBITDA | NAL  11  (19)  30   All Other Operational Expenditure  (1)  (1)  -   Corporate expenditure  (9)  (5)  (4)  Underlying EBITDA | GROUP  1  (25)  26  Underlying Depreciation and Amortisation 2  (7)  (15)  8  Extraordinary Items   Merger Transaction Expenses (Cash)  (8)  (3)  (5)   NAL Impairment Reversal (Non-Cash)  156  -  156   Merger Related Items (Non-Cash)  (74)  -  (74)   Other Minor Items (Non-Cash)  9  7  2  Profit from Operations  77  (36)  113  Net Financial Expenses  (2)  (1)  (1)  Profit before Income Tax  75  (37)  112  Income Tax Expense  (1)  (5)  4  Profit after Income Tax  74  (42)  116  Underlying EBITDA  Underlying Group EBITDA profit of $1 million.  NAL reported a positive Underlying EBITDA of $11 million, with improved realised pricing and favourable inventory movements offsetting higher production costs.  Corporate expenditure totalled $9 million, incorporating four months of overheads from the expanded Group post-merger.   On a restated basis, merger synergies delivered $5 million in savings, with corporate costs decreasing by $4 million and $1 million of synergies realised at NAL.  The expanded Group’s other operational expenditure was largely minimised.  Profit from Operations   The Group $77 million profit from operations adjusted EBITDA for:  $7 million impact from depreciation and non‑cash inventory movements.  There was a $91 million net favourable impact from non‑cash extraordinary items, comprising the $156 million reversal of the NAL impairment and a $9 million net inventory write‑up, partially offset by $74 million of merger‑related accounting impacts. Cash extraordinary items totalled $8 million, relating to residual merger transaction costs.  Profit after finance costs and Income Tax  Post‑tax, the Group reported a $74 million profit after tax, reflecting the impacts of financial income/expenses and tax.  Consolidated Group 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  14  Underlying EBITDA Bridge1  Improved pricing and initial merger synergies delivered positive EBITDA  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.  PLL standalone costs represent four months of the PLL CY25 standalone approved budget, used as a proxy for a like‑for‑like restated comparison.  H1 FY25 Adjusted EBITDA is derived from the reported FY25 SYA EBITDA, adjusted to include four months of PLL standalone costs; to allow for a like‑for‑like restated comparison.  Inflation based on Annual CPI to December 2025; Australia CPI 3.8% published by ABS, Quebec CPI 3.0% published by Statistique Quebec (Nov-25) and USA CPI 2.7% published by Home Treasury.  Includes price impact of Lithium Index’s, customer mix and other price related impacts.  $5M   Merger Synergies (4 months)  4  5  3  2  Controllable  Uncontrollable 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  15  Cash strengthens on positive NAL operating inflows and merger proceeds; offsetting settlement of one‑off merger costs  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.   Other includes lease payments, foreign exchange impacts, advances to associates.  SYA Merger transaction fees include $2 million working capital movement.  Piedmont Merger transaction fees and normalisation of legacy payables settled post completion.  Cash Flow Movements1  3  Operating Cash Flows  Investing Cash Flows  Financing Cash Flows  4  $5M   NAL Operating Cash Inflow  2 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  16  Financial Position  Stronger balance sheet post merger with wider portfolio and reversal of impairment at NAL  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.  Interest bearing liabilities include non-convertible redeemable cumulative preference shares, contract liabilities and lease liabilities.  Assets  Cash and cash equivalents increased by 72% compared to June 2025, reaching $81 million.   The uplift was primarily driven by NALs improved price realisation and the $78 million in funds received upon merger completion, comprising equity placement proceeds and cash balance contributed by Piedmont. This was partially offset by the settlement of one‑off merger costs incurred by both entities and ongoing corporate and capital expenditure.  Inventory increased by 43% compared to June 2025, reflecting higher carrying values following the removal of the NRV adjustment, increased costs recognised from Phase 3 stripping and processing activities, and higher volumes held.  Finished goods closed at 30kt at December 2025, up from 25kt, positioning the business to capitalise on stronger pricing in H2.  Property, plant and equipment increased by 64%, primarily driven by the reversal of prior NAL impairment and integration of Piedmont assets.  Liabilities  Trade and other payables decreased by 25%, primarily due to the settlement of merger‑related payables and a reduction in NAL payables.  Interest‑bearing liabilities increased by $29 million, reflecting the integration of Piedmont customer prepayments that have been advanced against committed future concentrate sales.  US$M1  H1 FY26  Dec-25  H2 FY25   Jun-25  Variance   %  Assets  Cash and Cash Equivalents  81  47  72%  Trade and Other Receivables  22  22  2%  Inventories  44  31  43%  Current Tax Assets  3  1  187%  Other Assets  14  13  9%  Other Financial Assets  7  1  932%  Property, Plant and Equipment  513  313  64%  Advances to affiliates  18  -  -   Total Assets  703  427  65%  Liabilities  Trade and Other Payables  24  32  (25%)  Interest Bearing Liabilities 2  80  51  58%  Deferred Tax Liabilities  9  10  (1%)  Provisions  23  23  (0%)  Total Liabilities  137  116  18%  Net Assets  565  311  82%  Share on Issues  174  69  153%  NTA per Security ($)  3.3  4.0  (18%)  Consolidated Group 

 05Lithium Market and Guidance 

 Uplift in Pricing with Strong Demand Outlook into 2030  Elevra is positioned to capitalise on recent price appreciation; demand growth presents opportunity for development projects  Spodumene Concentrate 6% Price  US$/t, CIF China  Global Lithium Demand  Mt LCE  ELEVRA LITHIUM  18  Source: Benchmark Mineral Intelligence Q4 2025 Lithium Forecast Model   CAGR 18%  Source: Fastmarkets 

 FY26 Guidance  FY26 guidance unchanged from prior guidance issued in January 20261  See ASX release 28 January 2026, “December Quarterly Activities Report”  Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in US$/dmt sold, weighted average (CIF/FOB) including CIF Port of Québec.  Guidance assumes average annual exchange rates of CAD:USD = 0.72 and AUD:USD = 0.66.  ELEVRA LITHIUM  19  Spodumene Concentrate Production  Spodumene Concentrate  Sales  Unit Operation Costs Sold 2,3  SC 5.0% product grade  100% NAL production  SC 5.0% grade  Remaining shipment volumes split evenly in the March and June quarters  SC 5.0% product grade  Unit operating costs includes costs of cost, insurance and freight costs (CIF) linked to customer offtakes  180,000 – 190,000 dmt  Additional Information  FY26 Guidance  Capital Expenditures 3  US$20m Sustaining Capital projects at NAL with balance of spend on Growth Projects  Capital expenditure guidance excludes movements in capital creditors which amounted to US$3m at December-25  170,000 – 190,000 dmt  US$860 – US$880 / dmt sold  US$26m  96,156 dmt  H1 FY26  91,991 dmt  US$814 / dmt sold  US$12m 

 Appendix 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  21  NAL Quarterly Physicals and Operational Metrics  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.   Average realised sales price is calculated on an accruals basis and reported in $/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.  Unit operating cost produced is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs, and excludes inventory movements, depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt Produced, FOB Port of Québec.  Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt Sold, FOB Port of Québec.  FY25  FY26  H1     UOM1  Q1  Q2  Q3  Q4  FY25  Q1  Q2  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  H1 FY26  Variance  Physicals   Ore Mined  kwmt  240  370  322  362  1,295  338  390  728  611  728  117   Ore Crushed  kwmt  362  343  293  379  1,377  350  361  711  705  711  7   Spodumene Concentrate Produced  kdmt  52  51  43  59  205  52  44  96  103  96  (7)   Spodumene Concentrate Sold  kdmt  49  66  27  67  209  26  66  92  115  92  (23)        Unit Metrics   Average Realised Selling Price (FOB)2  US$/t  711  686  710  682  694  784  998  937  697  937  241   Unit Operating Cost Produced (FOB)3  US$/t  729  728  939  737  775  760  915  831  728  831  103   Unit Operating Cost Sold (FOB)4  US$/t  894  837  830  791  835  818  812  814  861  814  (48)        Production Variables   Mill Utilisation  %  91%  90%  80%  93%  88%  87%  89%  88%  90%  88%  (2%)   Global Process Recovery  %  67%  68%  69%  73%  69%  69%  62%  66%  67%  66%  (1%)   Concentrate Grade Produced  %  5.3%  5.3%  5.2%  5.2%  5.3%  5.2%  4.9%  5.1%  5.3%  5.1%  (0.2%) 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  22  NAL Operating Costs  NAL operating costs temporarily impacted by reduced lower production and the phase 3 ore profile  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.   Unit operating cost produced is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs, and excludes inventory movements, depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt produced, FOB Port of Québec.  Unit operating cost sold is calculated on an accruals basis and includes mining, processing, transport, port charges, site-based general and administration costs and cash based inventory movements, and excludes depreciation and amortisation charges, freight and royalties. It is reported in $/dmt sold, FOB Port of Québec.  NAL     UOM1  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  %  Physicals     Spodumene Concentrate Produced  kdmt  96  103  (7)  (7%)  Spodumene Concentrate Sold  kdmt  92  115  (23)  (20%)  NAL Operating Costs (FOB)  Operating Cost Produced (FOB) 2  US$M  80  75  5  6%  Operating Cost Sold (FOB) 3  US$M  75  99  (24)  (24%)  Unit Costs  Unit Operating Cost Produced (FOB) 2  US$/t  831  728  103  14%  Unit Operating Cost Sold (FOB) 3  US$/t  814  861  (48)  (6%)  NAL Operating Costs  Unit operating cost produced increased 14% compared to the prior corresponding period, driven by 7% lower concentrate production and higher expenditure associated with increased stripping and processing activity required to sustain production from Phase 3 ore, which carries higher iron and lower Li₂O content.   Unit operating cost sold decreased 6% compared to the prior period, reflecting favourable inventory movements.  Full year guidance has been updated to US$860 – US$880/ dmt sold reflecting the expected impact of Phase 3 mining costs in H2.  It is expected the impacts of Phase 3 will be short term and will alleviate once NAL progresses through this phase of the mine.  NAL Concentrate Production and Unit Operating Costs 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  23  Underlying EBITDA Reconciliation  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.  Underlying Depreciation and Amortisation includes depreciation and amortisation and non-cash inventory movements.  US$M 1  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  Underlying EBITDA  1  (25)  26  Underlying Depreciation and Amortisation Expense 2  (7)  (15)  8   Underlying Earnings Adjustments (Extraordinary Items)   Gain on bargain purchase  63  -  63   Expense relating to reacquired contractual rights  (137)  -  (137)   Income from sale of tax benefits under flow through share arrangements  -  4  (4)   Impairment reversals (losses and write downs) of non-financial assets  156  -  156   Merger transaction and integration costs  (8)  (3)  (5)   Movement of inventories relating to net realisable value adjustments  9  3  7  Profit / (Loss) from Operations  77  (36)  113  Financial Income  1  2  -  Financial Expenses  (4)  (3)  (1)  Profit / (Loss) before Income Tax  75  (37)  112  Income Tax Expense  (1)  (5)  4  Profit / (Loss) after Income Tax  74  (42)  116  Consolidated Group  Reconciliation of Underlying EBITDA to Profit / (Loss) after Income Tax 

 ELEVRA LITHIUM  24  Capital Investment  Capital focused on NAL sustaining and progressing NAL Expansion  Capital Expenditure  Capital expenditure increased by $7 million to $16 million, inline with full year guidance.   Sustaining capital during the period totalled $11 million, focused predominantly on upgrading the Tailings Storage Facility and various other sustaining capital projects at NAL.   Growth capital was primarily directed toward the NAL Expansion, with expenditure relating to Elevra’s wider portfolio largely minimal in the period.  Capitalised Exploration Expenditure  Capitalised exploration expenditure reduced to nil, representing a $15 million decrease compared to the prior corresponding period, which had utilised the remaining Flow Through Share funding4  All figures are reported in 100% terms and USD unless noted otherwise. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding.   Movement in capital creditors has not been allocated by segment.  FY25 Exploration expenditure funded by Flow Through Share (FTS) funding as allowed under the Income Tax Act (Canada).  US$M 1  H1 FY26  H1 FY25  Variance  Capital Expenditure  Growth  1  0  1  Sustaining  11  8  3  Movements in Capital Creditors 2  3  0  3  Total Capital Expenditure  16  8  7  Capitalised Exploration Expenditure3  NAL  -  6  (6)  Moblan  -  9  (9)  Troilus Claims   -  2  (2)  Movements in Capital Creditors 2  -  (2)  2  Total Capitalised Exploration Expenditure  -  15  (15)  Consolidated Group 

FAQ

How did Elevra Lithium (ELVR) perform financially in H1 FY26?

Elevra generated US$86 million in revenue, up 8% year-on-year, driven by stronger lithium prices. Underlying EBITDA improved to a US$1 million profit and profit after tax reached US$74 million, mainly due to non-cash items like impairment reversals and merger accounting impacts.

What were Elevra Lithium (ELVR)’s production and sales volumes in H1 FY26?

North American Lithium produced 96,156dmt of spodumene concentrate, down 7% from the prior period, and sold 91,991dmt, a 20% decline. Lower volumes reflected ore-quality issues and recoveries, even as the plant maintained high utilisation around 88%.

How are Elevra Lithium (ELVR)’s unit costs and realised prices trending?

Average realised selling price rose to US$937/dmt, a 34% increase, benefiting from improved market conditions and optimised freight. Unit operating cost produced climbed 14% to US$831/dmt, while unit cost sold fell 6% to US$814/dmt due to favourable inventory movements.

What impact did the Sayona–Piedmont merger have on Elevra Lithium (ELVR)?

The merger created a larger North American lithium producer, consolidated ownership at North American Lithium, and delivered about US$5 million of early synergies. It also strengthened Elevra’s balance sheet, contributing additional cash and broadening the company’s growth project portfolio.

How strong are Elevra Lithium (ELVR)’s reserves and resources after recent updates?

At NAL, Ore Reserves increased 124% to 48.6Mt at 1.11% Li₂O, and Mineral Resources reached 95Mt at 1.15% Li₂O. Moblan’s Mineral Resource rose 30% to 121Mt at 1.19% Li₂O, providing a substantial base for potential long-life, large-scale lithium production.

What FY26 guidance has Elevra Lithium (ELVR) provided for production and costs?

Elevra maintained guidance for 180,000–190,000dmt of spodumene production and 170,000–190,000dmt of sales. It expects unit operating costs sold of US$860–US$880/dmt and capital expenditure of about US$26 million, focused mainly on NAL sustaining and growth projects.

How is Elevra Lithium (ELVR) positioned for long-term growth in lithium markets?

Elevra controls NAL in Québec, the Moblan project, Carolina Lithium in the U.S., and interests in Ghana and Western Australia. Expanded resources, a brownfield expansion plan targeting 315ktpa at NAL, and ongoing permitting at Carolina Lithium position it to serve growing global lithium demand.

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