An Emerging Battery Minerals ProducerA near-term vision to build a portfolio of battery minerals assets around the resumption of cashflow at the Punitaqui mine to capitalize on the increasing global “mega” trend of electrification

December 2021

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Supportive Shareholder Base

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Battery Minerals Resources Corp. TSXV:BMR

Cash C$3 M

Typical Share Price (C$/share) C$0.50

Shares Outstanding - non-diluted 171 M

Shares - diluted (11M options, no warrants) 182 M

Market Capitalization - non-diluted C$85.5 M

Major Shareholders

Capital Structure

(1) BMR shares are held within Yorktown LP’s and Weston Energy entities

(2) Weston Entities and the Yorktown Entities collectively own 104,2708138 Common Shares, representing approximately 62.1% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares

Yorktown 61.02% 1,2,

Fusion Shareholders,

0.9%

Bluequest, 5.85%

Institutional Investors, 32.23%

Share Performance

Share Volume Progression1,273,428 - November (avg. 60.6k per day)1,014,553 - October (avg. 48.3k per day)892,022 - September (avg. 42.5k per day)113,349 - August (avg. 5.2k per day)

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Diverse Asset Portfolio Distinguished by Complementary Commodity ExposureHigh quality exploration and development pipeline to underpin

future growth in the EV and renewable energy sectorChile Established Copper DistrictHistorical operations (put on care & maintenance in 2019) and resources which require infill drilling to define an updated 43-101 mine plan –targeted for Q1

Ontario Cobalt BeltA region with over 100-year history of discovery and production. BMR’s McAra discovery is the first AND highest-grade cobalt dominant deposit worldwide, in more than 50 years

Idaho Cobalt District A historically productive region adjacent to a US copper-cobalt mine in currently in development; multiple surface & subsurface zones of copper-cobalt mineralization

Nevada - LithiumA globally prolific mining region where BMR has a High-grade drill ready lithium target

South Korea - Graphite South Korea is the world’s 2nd largest graphite producer where BMR has two advanced-stage “brownfield” graphite projects

CoCOBALT - SILVERCo

GRAPHITEC

SOUTH KOREA• Geuman• Taehwa

LITHIUM Li

COBALT

COPPER

IDAHO, USABonanza

ONTARIO, CANADA• McAra• Gowganda• Fabre• Shining Tree• Elk Lake• Wilder• White Reserve• White Lake

NEVADA, USAAmargosa

Cu

REGION IV, CHILE

Punitaqui Mining Complex

Exploration of drill-ready cobalt property in the Idaho Cobalt Belt contingent to a developing cobalt mine soon to be in production

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Our Growth Strategy Near-term growth

potential in mining friendly jurisdictions

A growth portfolio of mining assets that benefits from:

Projects at different stages of the value chain

Projects across the continuum of EV minerals to benefit from increasing global trend of electrification

Four-Pronged Plan To Add Shareholder ValueCommodities offered: Copper, Cobalt, Lithium & Graphite

Resumption of operations at Punitaqui Cu-Au Mine with near-term production and cash flow, followed by aggressive regional exploration

Aggressive exploration in Ontario to advance more than 50 known mineralization targets and upgrade existing mineral resources

Longer-term development of lithium and graphite projects in the U.S. and South Korea

“Near-term cash flow provides a significantopportunity for a re-rating of BMR market valuation”

The Punitaqui Complex - Punitaqui Cu-Ag-Au Mine - Chile

View looking north along San Andres trend showing drill and drill pads

View of the Punitaqui plant operating at night

Acquisition of the Punitaqui Mining Complex

Excellent platform from which to build a companyLow-cost acquisition/entry point – US$15MLow initial capital requirements – US$10MShort timeframe to production – 9-12 monthsStrong positive cashflow – up to 25M lb. @ US$2

marginLow investment riskCommitted to redeploying future cash flows towards

other accretive investmentsUnderpinned by a robust outlook for Cu & Co

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Strategic Rationale – Why this Asset Now?

“A near-term vision to build a portfolio of battery minerals assets around Punitaquicashflow to capitalize on the increasing global “mega” trend of electrification”

Total acquisition +development + re-startinvestment of ~US$35M Re-start within 9-12

months of productiondecision to a potentialannual EBITDA ofUS$40-50M Initiated +6,000-meter

drill program to increaseresources and definerobust mine plan

Established Copper District with Good Infrastructure

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Sizeable area: 8,095 hectares – Mining & Exploration Concessions

Punitaqui

Punitaqui Mining Complex situated at lowerelevations ~ 120 km south of city of La Serena &the port of Coquimbo, Chile

Plant complex centrally located in Punitaqui districtand is proximal to Four satellite copperdeposits: San Andres, Cinabrio, Cinabrio Norte &Dalmacia. All have drill ready resource targets andunderground development

Classic IOCG and mantos-style copper belt thatcomprises mantos and structurally controlledcopper-gold-silver veins

The process plant is currently permitted for 3,000tpd with allowances up to 3,600tpd*

Processing – Standard copper sulphide Crush / Grind / Float process to produce a Cu–Au concentrate

Water / Power from local sources and local supplier (key advantage vs. most operators in Chile)

Tailing containment is a series of dams & transitioning to paste tailings to extend life of TSF

Very little recent exploration drilling on theconcessions with numerous targets identified

* The MAP process plant is currently permitted for 3,000 tpd with allowances up to 3,600 tpd. The Company is evaluating expansion to 4,000 tpd given potential capacity

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Historically mined for gold and copperPunitaqui – Production History

Tamaya Resources (ASX) completed

plant construction, commenced mining

Glencore Plc acquisition, upgraded the

plant and re-started mining at Cinabrio

Xiana Mining Inc. (TSXV) acquisition, operation until April

2020

BMR acquisition, development towards

re-start

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Historical Production

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Exploration & Infill DrillingDrill San Andres & Dalmacia to upgrade resource classification for an NI 43-101 Resource Estimate

Resource Update & Mine PlanLease mining equipment & establish UG mining and operational team; upgrade block models & mine planning; undertake UG development to restart production in Cinabrio and San Andres

Tailings & Permit AmendmentsEngineer long-term tailings & renew and advance permitting Copper and Gold Production

Planned throughput to yield 20-25 Mlbs Cu per year

Mine RestartMine development, ore stockpiling

Plant RestartPrepare mill for restart - minimal scope

Punitaqui – Upcoming Shareholder Catalysts

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Prioritize & drill test current & new exploration targets

Regional Exploration

Development program for near-term restart

AUG 2021

2H 2022

MARCH 2022

Resource Infill & Exploration Drill Targets

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25km long N-S Zupilocos - Mina Juana Trend Numerous sulphide and oxide opportunities Several strategic opportunities with operating mines NI 43-101 Mineral resource definition drilling planned at

Cinabrio, Dalmacia & San Andres Blue-sky potential based on sampling and mapping

Staged drilling to build and expand resource inventory

Punitaqui Drilling Program

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Quebrada La Higuera

Dalmacia Thirteen holes completed at Dalmacia have reached

target depth and all have intersected significant visible copper mineralization - sample of results below:

23m grading 1.16% Cu and 1.7g/t Ag (including 13m at 1.56% Cu & 2.1g/t Ag)

11m at 1.08% Cu (including 4.0m at 2.32% Cu, 1.4g/t Ag & 0.17g/t Au)

San Andres 29 of the San Andres drill holes reached target depth and

21 have intersected significant mineralization and results have been received for 24 drill holes – sample of results below:

16.7m grading 1.37% Cu (including 11.7m at 1.64% Cu & 9.0m at 1.75% Cu)

11.0m at 1.39% Cu (including 8.0m at 1.63% Cu)

7.0m at 1.81% Cu 9.0m grading 2.06% Cu

Mining Areas – Cinabrio and San Andres

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Cinabrio is an underground mine with copper mineralization that is 10-30m thick Main source of mill feed historically for 8+ years, open at depth and both directions along strike

San Andres is identical mineralization to the Cinabrio orebody; the ore zone is 10-15m thick Previous mining method is longhole without backfill Underground portal access at Cinabrio and San Andres

Mineral resource and definition drill targets

Cinabrio Norte

OPEN

Resource Infill and Step-out targets

CinabrioSan Andres

OPEN

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500m (horizontal scale)

Looking North

Cinabrio Underground (Jumbo drill rig)

25 km Regional View of the Mineralized Trend

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Unique regional upside with many copper deposits in various stages of development

BMR properties in pink

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Cobalt Camp – Mining History

Ontario Geological Survey photographs

Cobalt Projects

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Easy access to exploration, development and mining suppliers & contractors in the Timmins & Sudbury as well as Rouyn & Val d'Or Quebec

Properties serviced by paved highways and a network of well maintained gravel regional/forestry roads

District comprises > 70 mines produced 525Moz silver & 50Mlbs cobalt from 1904 – 1985

Initial resource defined at McAra, the “first spoke in the wheel” (M&I Resource of 1,124,000lbs Co) NI 43-101 Cobalt Exploration Project Technical Report completed by SRK Consulting(1)

Preliminary study calls for centralised processing plant at Gowganda - good road access & available power and water

Strategic holding of Favourable Geology and Historic Silver-Cobalt Endowment

(1) Technical report filed by the Company under the Company’s profile at www.sedar.com: Technical Report on Cobalt Exploration Assets in Canada ” dated as of February 5, 2021 with an effective date of October 31, 2020, prepared by SRK Consulting – G Cole PGeo (APGO#1416).

First resource recently announced

BMR is largest regional landholder (125,752 ha)

BMR’s Discovery – McAra Resource

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Long-Section A-B

Inferred

Inferred

Indicated

Plan View

Inferred

Indicated

CATEGORY Quantity(000′ t)

GRADE METALCobalt Silver Co-Eq Cobalt Silver Co-Eq

(%) (g/t) (%) (lbs) (oz) (lbs)

Underground**Measured - - - - - - -Indicated 34 1.47 10.28 1.50 1,102,000 11,260 1,124,000

Measured + Indicated 34 1.47 10.28 1.50 1,102,000 11,260 1,124,000Inferred 5 1.94 10.84 1.96 214,000 1,650 216,000

* Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and have not demonstrated economic viability. All figures are rounded to reflect the relative accuracy of the estimate. All composites have been capped where appropriate.

**Underground mineral resources are reported at a cut-off grade of 0.75% Co Eq. Cut-off grades are based on a price of US$16 per lb of cobalt, US$17 per oz silver, and assumed recoveries of 100% for underground resources.

McAra the highest-grade primary cobalt deposit in North America in > 50 years!

Processing Concept – Direct Ship Potential

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High Grade Resources

Central Concentration

plant

Cobalt Refining Facility

• Primary and secondary crushing• Screening (fine/coarse)• Sensor based sorter (XRF/gravity), reject site & mine backfill• Truck transport investigating potential shipping direct to refinery

• Milling and flotation• Tailings thickening and filtration storage• Concentrate thickening and filtration• Concentrate Cobalt Production Facility• Concentrate potential direct sales

• Concentrate thickening• Autoclave, filtration • Ni/Cu/Au/Ag concentration, SX• Cobalt SX, sulfate crystallizer• Cobalt sulfate

Direct Ship Ore

Cobalt Concentrate

Refined Cobalt

Saleable Products

High grade McAra resources identified – determined focus to add additional resources

Gowganda - Property Overview

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Current Holdings: 1,142 Claims/ 18,283ha

BMR’s Gowganda leases host four historic silver-cobalt past producing mines; which produced 60.1Moz silver & 1.3M pounds of cobalt from 1910 – 1989: Bonsall, Miller Lake-O’Brien, Millerette and Capitol

Gowganda holdings host 37 historical workings or mineral occurrences

Tailings: indicated resource of 2.96M oz silver Gowganda East new brownfields high-grade silver discovery -

Robinson Zone: Total Inferred Mineral Resource of 32,900 tonnes grading 7,149g/t silver for a total of 7,567,000 ounces of silver (May 28th, 2020; Press Release: “Maiden NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate for Castle East Robinson Zone” Canada Silver Cobalt Works).

Reconnaissance Rock Grab Sampling Highlights: Babs Lake Prospect: 6.60% Co, 1,675g/t Ag, 0.79% Cu & 1.96% Ni;

Chapelle Prospect: 6.04% Co, 83.2g/t Ag, 0.60% Cu & 2.89% Ni;

Martin Lake East Prospect: 3.83% Co, 8.18g/t Ag & 0.28% Ni;

Powerful Silver Prospect: 2.45% Co, 103g/t Ag, 0.10% Cu & 0.48 % Ni

Target-Rich Environment and Existing Tailings Resource The heart of our holdings in Gowganda

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• Drilling to Date: 2019 Fabre West Target: 18 holes/ 2,917m

• Follow-up Drilling Planned Late 2021: 4 holes / 1,200m

Historical – Significant Drill Intercepts Include: • FV1950-40: 1.3m of 1.60% cobalt and 0.91m of 2.50%

cobalt;• FV1995-01: 1.1m of 2.70% cobalt and 5.6m of 8.00%

cobalt;• TRS2010-F002: 5.0m of 7.01g/t silver and 30.0m of

68.36g/t silver.

BMR - Significant Drill Intercepts Include:• FAW19-001: 21.13m of 136.77g/t silver;• FAW19-003: 3.0m of 419.33g/t silver;• FAW19-004: 7.5m of 123.83g/t silver;• FAW19-010: 8.0m of 46.03g/t silver;• FAW19-011: 4.0m of 191.21g/t silver.

*All intercepts quoted as downhole core lengths

Drilling intercepted significant cobalt-silver mineralization associated with IP chargeabilityFabre – Upcoming Follow-up Program

Gowganda – Bald Rock

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3.00m @ 0.63% Co and 3.61g/t Ag

2.50m @ 0.28% Co and 1.01g/t Ag

2.00m @ 0.12% Co and 6.22g/t Ag

Encouraging Drill Results-Follow-up Drilling Planned

Assay results for the first five holes include: GBR21001: 3.0m grading 0.63%

Cobalt & 3.61g/t Silver; GBR21004: 2.5m grading 0.28%

Cobalt & 1.01g/t Silver; GBR21005: 2.0m at 0.12% Cobalt,

6.22g/t Silver & 0.17% Copper

These intercepts occur in holes drilled into the southern end of the outcrop zone and along strike under sand cover. The drilling confirmed mineralization extends vertically below and along strike to the south under sand cover.

The mineralization remains open at depth and along strike to the south.

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Phase 1 Drilling (9,000m):• Shining Tree Central: 10 holes / 1,875m • White Reserve Target 17 holes / 1,838m • Elk Lake – Mapes: 12 holes / 1,193m • Gowganda - Bald Rock: 5 holes / 687m• Gowganda – Kilpatrick: 1 hole / 498m • Gowganda East – Transition JV : 5 holes /2,005m• Gowganda Transition JV – Big Four: 5 holes / 205m

• Machine learning GIS – target generation • Field ground follow-up exploration• Sampling, geological mapping and prospecting• McAra ore sorting tests

In Progress

Phase 2 Drilling:• Fabre - West: 1,650m • McAra – South: 1,380m• Gowganda – Bald Rock: 300m• Update McAra 2018 resource/operational

report

Drilling In Progress

February – August 2021

August 2021 – February 2022

November 2021 – April 2022

Ontario Cobalt–Silver Exploration Program 2021 Focus on expanding existing resources with new target generation and drilling

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Cobalt Assets – Bonanza Project Idaho Cobalt Belt U.S.A.Bonanza - Idaho Cobalt Belt: High-grade cobalt-copper-gold property

Adjacent to Jervois Ram Deposit (Reserve of 2.5M tonnes grading 0.55% Co, 0.8% Cu & 0.64g/t Au) the only advanced stage, near term, permitted, primary cobalt deposit in the U.S.

Multiple surface & subsurface shoots of copper-cobalt mineralization hosted in along contact with gabbro sill.

1955 drilling encountered intercepts grading up to 0.76% Co and 5.15% Cu over a width of 1.5m from surface to 100m depth

BMR collected 92 continuous channel samples in underground workings. Sampling returned 2m at 2.58% Co, 2.7% Cu,

and 1.14 g/t Au, and 1m assaying 5.51% Co, 1.0% Cu, and 1.28 g/t Au within a section with a weighted average of 0.70% Co, 2.12% Cu, and 0.58 g/t Au over 17m from the central portion of the target area.

Five additional 1.0m intervals yielded assays from 0.25% to 5.0% Co with peak assays of 6.91% Cu and 3.57 g/t Au.

Graphite Projects – South Korea

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Two former mines - high purity brownfield flake graphite deposits

Geuman Deposit with NI 43-101 compliant resource Fine to jumbo flake graphite with >30% medium-jumbo

flake Numerous high priority exploration targets at both

projects Well-serviced by existing infrastructure

South Korea is world’s second largest graphite producer

Geuman

Taehwa

*“Geuman and Taehwa Graphite Projects, South Korea, National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report” dated as of March 9, 2018 with an effective date of January 1, 2018, prepared by Robert Dennis, MAIG, Rodney Graham, and Andrew Newell, MAusIMM, CPMet and MEA, CP Eng., each of RPM Global.

Geuman Deposit March 2018 Mineral Resource Estimate

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QAULITY ASSETS• Premier mining jurisdiction• Key infrastructure in place• Upside exploration potential• Several properties with historical

production

STRONG TEAM & EQUITY OWNERS

STRONG MARKET• Portfolio commodities solidly placed• Capitalize on robust battery and

electrification markets

• Exploration, mine development, & capital markets experience

• Well funded with supportive shareholders

A battery mineral company with high-quality assets providing shareholders exposure to the global mega-trend of electrification and focused on growth through cash-flow, exploration and acquisitions in the world’s top mining jurisdictions

Scientific and Technical Information

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P. J. Doyle, FAusIMM Battery Mineral Resources Corp. - Vice President Exploration, supervised the preparation of and approved the scientific and

technical information in this presentation pertaining to the Canada Exploration Program. Information about data verification procedures used to support

scientific and technical information on the Company’s Canadian properties presented herein, as well as with respect to the results of, processing and

interpretation of exploration data.

Mineral Resource estimates are available in each the following technical reports filed by the Company under the Company’s profile at www.sedar.com:

“Technical Report on Cobalt Exploration Assets in Canada ” dated as of February 5, 2021 with an effective date of October 31, 2020, prepared by SRK

Consulting – G Cole PGeo (APGO#1416).

“Technical Report on the Panamint Valley Lithium Project, Panamint Valley, California” dated as of March 25, 2018 with an effective date of November

16, 2017, prepared Donald Hains, P.Geo, of Hains Engineering Company Limited.

“Geumam and Taehwa Graphite Projects, South Korea, National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report” dated as of March 9, 2018 with an effective date

of January 1, 2018, prepared by Robert Dennis, MAIG, Rodney Graham, and Andrew Newell, MAusIMM, CPMet and MEA, CP Eng., each of RPM Global.

Michael Schuler, Battery Mineral Resources Corp. Chile Exploration Manager, supervised the preparation of and approved the scientific and technical

information pertaining to the Punitaqui Exploration Drill Program. Mr. Schuler is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 - Standards

of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

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