RVT Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin has joined our battery partner Rongke Power (RKP) at the Advanced Materials & Battery Summit 2026 in Brisbane, alongside RKP's International Business Director, Min Tang. The two-day event, hosted by the Advanced Materials and Battery Council at the Thomas Dixon Centre, is a great opportunity to strengthen our partnership with RKP and discuss opportunities to build an Australian vanadium supply chain, connecting our Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project in North Queensland with downstream processing and long-duration energy storage. Joanne also enjoyed catching up with the Hon. Annastacia Palaszczuk, Chair of the Advanced Materials and Battery Council. Thanks to the Advanced Materials and Battery Council for bringing industry, government and technology leaders together. $RVT #RongkePower #Vanadium #BatteryStorage #CriticalMinerals #Queensland

A great evening at AMEC’s Boardroom Dinner with Queensland Minister for the Environment and Tourism and Minister for Science and Innovation, the Hon. Andrew Powell MP GAICD. $RVT Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin enjoyed the opportunity to hear from the Minister on the DETSI brief – environment, mining and the broader portfolio that keeps Queensland’s critical minerals sector moving. Thanks to @amec_org and the Hon. Andrew Powell for bringing everyone together for a great evening. #RVT #AMEC #CriticalMinerals #Queensland #Vanadium

RVT Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin is at the @TheAusIMM Critical Minerals Conference in Brisbane, where conversations have gone well beyond the minerals themselves. A strong theme has been what responsible development looks like in practice – maintaining environmental standards, following the science, building genuine community and First Nations partnerships, and providing greater certainty through the approvals process. Mark Breitfuss from Onterris spoke about taking a deliberate, science-led approach to environmental approvals and not cutting corners. Mark has assisted RVT on our recently lodged EIS, and his take-home points closely reflect what we’re trying to do at the Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project – maintain the standards, follow the science and provide greater certainty around the process so the goalposts aren’t constantly shifting. Photos: Christane Brendel (KPMG) Narelle Wolfe (AusIMM), Joanne Bergamin, Helen Degeling, Caroline Stott (UQ) Mark Breitfuss (Onterris) #RVT #CriticalMinerals #AusIMM #Vanadium #Queensland #ESG #Mining

RVT was proud to have sponsored Race 1 at the 2026 Richmond Bush Sprints, a brilliant weekend of horses and dachshunds alike racing down the track in Richmond! Our Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin was delighted to present the ribbons to the Race 1 winners and to the winners of Fashions on the Field. The theme of the day was Dust, Denim and Diamonds… and there was plenty of all three! Days like this are why we love being part of the Richmond community. A huge thanks to the organisers, everyone who came along, and especially to Narelle, who drives the town bus to make sure everyone gets home safely. Another great weekend in Richmond! $RVT #RichmondBushSprints #Vanadium

A great afternoon at Queensland Parliament House yesterday for @amec_org's QLD Members at the House, with special guest Queensland Resources Minister the Hon. Dale Last MP. $RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls AM and Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin were there representing RVT and, as always, enjoyed the chance to catch up with some familiar faces and have some solid conversations about what’s happening across Queensland’s resources sector. Great to see the Hon. Dale Last, Conrad Van Deventer, Kate Dickson from AMEC, Glen O’Connell from Harmony Australasia, Mark Breitfuss and Adam Baillie MP among those there. Thanks to AMEC for getting everyone together , a great way to spend an afternoon at Parliament House! #AMEC #Queensland #Resources #CriticalMinerals #Vanadium

Nothing says community celebration like a country race day. It was fun to be at the Meeting of the Mines 2026 Cloncurry Races, and to see the Mayors of Cloncurry and Mount Isa, Greg Campbelland Peta McRae, relaxing after a massive week for Meeting of the Mines. Huge thanks to Austral Resources for generously hosting Joanne Bergamin and many from the mining community in their trackside marquee. We thoroughly enjoyed the fabulous Northwest hospitality and food, as always. Terrific to see locally-based miners such as the Harmony Australasia team support the event by getting behind the bar for the day. Events like this are a reminder of what makes our region special: industry, community and connection, all in one place. $RVT #MeetingOfTheMines #Cloncurry #NorthwestQueensland #AustralResources #CriticalMinerals

It’s been a great few days in Cloncurry for the $RVT team at Meeting of the Mines, with plenty of worthwhile conversations both in and outside the conference room. A highlight was the panel hosted by Cloncurry Shire Council CEO Tammy Parry, bringing together some of the key people helping shape the future of the region, and the enabling infrastructure. RVT AdvisoryBoard Member Joanne Bergamin also caught up with Queensland Resources Minister the Hon. Dale Last, Director-General Graham Fraine, and Conference Director Cath Hart, who deserves a huge congratulations for putting together such a fantastic event. It was also a great opportunity for our team to spend time with Richmond Mayor John Wharton AM and CopperString founder John O’Brien, and talk about what lies ahead for North-West Queensland. And Joanne and Monique Stevens (Company Secretary & Business Operations Manager) love a good girls’ catchup too – pictured with team members from Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation of Queensland, @amec_org, MITEZ (Mount Isa to Townsville Economic Development Zone Inc.) and Harmony Australasia. And, of course, the networking functions at the end of each long conference day were a big part of the week! Thanks Cloncurry – it’s been a terrific week. #RVT #MOMC2026 #Cloncurry #NorthWestQueensland #Vanadium #CriticalMinerals Monique Stevens

RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls AM took to the stage at Meeting of the Mines - Cloncurry today, sharing the opportunity he sees for a made-in-Australia vanadium battery industry. “Vanadium mined here, electrolyte manufactured here, batteries made here – in partnership with RKP. That’s the opportunity for this region, Queensland and Australia.” With the Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project just down the road, the opportunity starts right here in North-West Queensland. A great way to wrap up a fantastic few days at Meeting of the Mines 2026. $RVT #RVT #MOMC2026 #Vanadium #CriticalMinerals #MadeInAustralia

We're pleased to release our Annual Report for the financial year ended 30 June 2026. During the year, $RVT continued to progress its Richmond–Julia Creek #Vanadium Project in Queensland, with a key focus on advancing the environmental approvals pathway, project development activities and strategic initiatives to support the longer-term development of the Project. RVT enters the new year, focused on progressing the Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project through its remaining environmental and mining approvals, including advancement of the Environmental Impact Statement process and Mining Lease pathway, while continuing to assess development, processing and downstream opportunities for the Project. View the full report here: wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/…

RVT Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin is representing $RVT at Meeting of the Mines 2026 in Cloncurry this week and has been making the most of the opportunity to catch up with people from across North-West Queensland’s resources industry and regional communities. It’s been a great few days so far, catching up with familiar faces and enjoying some genuine North-West Queensland hospitality. Joanne has also caught up with Mount Isa Mayor Mayor Peta M MacRae, Richmond Mayor John Wharton AM, Cloncurry Shire Council CEO Tammy Parry among many others. A highlight of the week has also been supporting the fundraising for LifeFlight, an incredibly important service for regional Queensland. There’s still more to come, with RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls AM presenting tomorrow on “Powering the Regions – Building Australia’s First Mine-to-Battery Vanadium Supply Chain from North-West Queensland.” Friday 11 September | 1:50pm–2:05pm #MOMC2026 #RVT #Vanadium #NorthWestQueensland #Cloncurry #CriticalMinerals

RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls AM is heading to Cloncurry this week for Meeting of the Mines 2026. Brendon will present on Friday on “Powering the Regions – Building Australia’s First Mine-to-Battery Vanadium Supply Chain from North-West Queensland,” sharing RVT’s vision for connecting North-West Queensland vanadium with downstream processing and long-duration energy storage. Friday 11 September | 1:50pm–2:05pm #MOMC2026 $RVT #Vanadium #CriticalMinerals #NorthWestQueensland

We’re heading to Cloncurry next week for Meeting of the Mines 2026. $RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls AM will present on Friday on “Powering the Regions – Building Australia’s First Mine-to-Battery #Vanadium Supply Chain from North-West Queensland.” Brendon will share RVT’s vision for connecting the Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project with downstream electrolyte and vanadium flow battery capability, and the opportunity for North-West Queensland to play an important role in Australia’s long-duration energy storage future. If you’re attending Meeting of the Mines, catch Brendon’s presentation: Friday 11 September | 1:50pm–2:05pm Brendon will be joined in Cloncurry by Company Secretary & Business Operations Manager Monique Stevens, General Manager – Development, Approvals & Studies Seth McCann, and Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin. The RVT team is looking forward to catching up with plenty of familiar faces and enjoying some North-West Queensland hospitality. #MOMC2026 #RVT #Vanadium #MineToBattery #CriticalMinerals #NorthWestQueensland #Cloncurry #LongDurationEnergyStorage

As part of RKP’s Min Tang’s visit to Australia, RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls took Min to the Queensland Resources Common User Facility in Townsville, home to the Queensland Government’s #vanadium processing facilities. It was a particularly relevant stop given $RVT and $RKP’s shared ambition to build an Australian mine-to-battery vanadium value chain, connecting Australian vanadium supply with electrolyte production, battery manufacturing and long-duration energy storage. Having Min on the ground in Townsville was also a chance to show him firsthand the infrastructure and capability being developed in North Queensland to support a local vanadium industry. From mine to electrolyte to battery, this is exactly the kind of infrastructure Australia needs if we want to build more of the value chain here at home.

RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls and RKP Director Min Tang caught up with WA MP Sook Yee Lai MLA at Parliament House to discuss vanadium, long-duration energy storage and the opportunity to build more of the battery value chain here in Australia. With Min on the ground in WA, it’s been a valuable opportunity to share RKP’s experience in vanadium flow batteries and continue the conversation around what an Australian mine-to-battery industry could look like. Thank you Sook Yee for taking the time to meet with us. $RVT #RKP #Vanadium #MineToBattery #LongDurationEnergyStorage #EnergyInfrastructure #WesternAustralia

When the plan is to localise battery manufacturing in Australia, it’s important to get local! RKP’s Min Tang got his first taste of #AFL over the weekend, joining us for East Fremantle v Swan Districts in the WAFL. $RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls and Min were joined by WA MPs Sook Yee Lai MLA and Lisa O’Malley MLA, along with key Kalgoorlie stakeholders, for a pie, a beer and some very good WA footy. And to really round out the local experience, the RKP #Vanadium Battery Energy Storage sponsorship logo was out on the ground. A great afternoon and another chance to bring people together as RVT and RKP work towards building an Australian mine-to-battery vanadium value chain. Thanks to everyone who joined us, and we reckon Min might have left with a new appreciation for the WAFL!

A cracking presentation from $RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls at today’s @TheAusIMM North Queensland Resources Forum in Townsville, speaking on “Australia’s Emerging Mine-to-Battery #Vanadium Opportunity.” Brendon spoke about the growing demand for long-duration energy storage, the opportunity for vanadium flow batteries to become part of Australia’s strategic energy infrastructure, and RVT’s vision to build an Australian mine-to-battery value chain, from the Richmond–Julia Creek Vanadium Project through to electrolyte and battery deployment. It was also great to have $RKP’s Min Tang in the room as part of his Australian visit, alongside RVT Advisory Board Member Joanne Bergamin. The RVT/RKP relationship is an important part of turning that mine-to-battery vision into something tangible here in Australia. Thanks to AusIMM and everyone who joined the discussion today. There is a lot happening across North Queensland, and plenty of opportunity ahead for critical minerals, energy and regional development.

We’re proud to have joined the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry as RVT builds its presence and relationships in Western Australia. While in Kalgoorlie yesterday, Exec Chair Brendon Grylls and RKP Global Director Min Tang caught up with Sonia Law from KBCCI to talk about the region, local industry and the opportunities emerging around energy infrastructure and long-duration energy storage. Becoming a KBCCI member is an important part of getting to know the local business community and being part of the conversations happening on the ground. Thanks to Sonia and the @KBCCI_ team for the warm welcome. $RVT #Vanadium

RVT Executive Chair Brendon Grylls has welcomed RKP Global Director Min Tang to Western Australia as the companies advance their shared vision for Australian mine-to-battery capability and support the industrialisation of the Australian #vanadium value chain. It’s not every day one of the world’s largest vanadium flow battery providers drops by one of Australia’s largest open-pit gold mines. Against the backdrop of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s iconic Super Pit, Brendon and Min are meeting local stakeholders and examining the Goldfields’ infrastructure, energy needs and industrial capability as part of broader market and localisation scoping for long-duration energy storage across WA. $RVT #LongDurationEnergyStorage #CriticalMinerals