Exhibit 99.1
Corporate Presentation Investor Webinar – April 2023 NASDAQ & ASX: IPX ABN 84 618 935 372
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circumstances, including their financial and taxation position. Competent Persons Statements The information in this document that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources, Production Targets, Process Design, Mine Design, Cost
Estimates, and Financial Analysis is extracted from IperionX’s ASX Announcement dated June 30, 2022 (“Original ASX Announcement”) which is available to view at IperionX’s website at www.IperionX.com. The Company confirms that a) it is not
aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the Original ASX Announcement; b) all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the Production Target, and related forecast financial
information derived from the Production Target included in the Original ASX Announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed; and c) the form and context in which the relevant Competent Persons’ findings are presented in this
report have not been materially changed from the Original ASX Announcement. IPERIONX LIMITED ABN 84 618 935 372
3 Our vision: Sustainably re-shore titanium metal production in the U.S. – and disrupt
the stainless steel and aluminum markets Lighter weight than steel Stronger than steel & aluminum Superior corrosion resistance
4 How? Build metal production in the short term & integrate with minerals production
in the medium term 1 Scale metal production capacity via our revolutionary patented titanium metal technology using titanium scrap as a raw material Enables 100% recycled content in titanium products - fully circular, a world first Zero
scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions Significantly lowers the cost of titanium 2 Backward integrate our titanium metal production with titanium minerals from our Titan Project in the medium term 11,000 acres of land in
Tennessee Largest titanium mineral resource in U.S. (JORC & SK-1300 compliant) Highly valuable co-products of Rare Earth minerals and Zircon
Why focus on titanium? Strategic need for a non-China & Russia supply chain Global
titanium sponge capacity ~72% China & Russia SPONGE CAPACITY Metric tons per annum 10,000 5,000 The U.S. closed its last “Kroll” sponge plant in 2020, owned by TIMET in Nevada, and is now almost 100% reliant on imports U.S.
Airforce F-35 Lighting V-22 Osprey U.S. Army U.S. Navy M777 Howitzer M1 Abrams SSN774 Virginia Class LPD17 San Antonio Class Current titanium defense applications Source: U.S. Geological Survey 5
6 Why focus on titanium? Opportunity to develop a low-cost, sustainable titanium supply
chain 50 40 30 20 10 0 Stainless Steel Ingot (20% Recycled) Aluminum Ingot (0% Recycled) Kroll Ti Ingot (0% Recycled) Estimated Life Cycle CO2e Emissions (kg CO2e / kg metal) Carbon emission estimates of stainless steel, aluminum,
and titanium ingot (via Kroll) Source for Stainless Steel Ingot figures: International Stainless Steel Forum Source for Aluminum Ingot figures: International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment Source for Titanium Ingot figures: EcoInvent
Database 3.8 Current supply chain is non-circular and high waste
7 Why focus on titanium? Superior metal with massive potential market
opportunity Titanium Market1 Stainless Steel Market3 Aluminum Market2 * Estimated Global Market Summary in USD. TAM market sizes are built up using 2022 material pricing, which differs from spot prices shown. Sources: Roskill, Argus
Metals. 2019 titanium melt products production of ~283kt at Q4-2022 Rotterdam Ti64 pricing of ~$16/kg. Note: Titanium market size uses 2019 volumes as base year, due to the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Sources: Jefferies Equity Research, LME.
Harbor Aluminum. 2021 global aluminum demand of ~67Mt at Q4-2022 pricing of ~$2.4/kg. Sources:, International Stainless Steel Forum, MEPS, 2021 global stainless steel melt shop production of ~56Mt at Q4-2022 304 Coil pricing of
~$3.6/kg. ~$165bn* ~$200bn* ~$4bn* Titanium 6Al-4V Ingot – U.S. FOB Q1-2023 Spot Price ~$27,000/t 6000-Series Aluminum – 48” Coils, U.S. EXW Q1-2023 Spot Price ~$2,400/t 316 Stainless Steel, HRC, Int. Avg. EXW Q1-2023 Spot Price
~$5,700/t
What is our
solution? Wire ~$100+/kg Spherical Powder ~$200+/kg Titanium Products Gas or Plasma Atomized Additive Manufacturing Titanium Mineral ~$2/kg Chlorination TiCl 4 Reduction & Distillation
(Kroll) Sponge ~$10/kg VAR/EBM Ingot/Billet ~$30/kg Extrusion Processes Scrap ~$10/kg Current industrial spherical powder-to-part supply chain (High carbon emissions & energy consumption, toxic with limited recycled content and
high-cost scrap) Scrap (or TiO2) Spherical Powder Titanium Products Patented Titanium Technologies Additive Manufacturing Titanium Mineral Future backward integration with titanium minerals1 Our revolutionary patented technology aims
to re-shore a sustainable and low- cost titanium metal supply chain IperionX sustainable, 100% recycled spherical powder-to-part supply chain (Zero scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions, low cost and environmentally superior process that uses
lower cost titanium scrap) ARH 1. See ASX Announcement dated August 26 2022 for details. To produce titanium powders from titanium mineral ore from TN, a two-step reduction then deoxygenation process is needed, which is achievable using
IperionX’s proprietary Alkaline Roasting and Hydrolysis (ARH) process. 8
9 What are we doing today? Producing recycled titanium powders at our Industrial Pilot
Facility Revolutionary technology from the University of Utah, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy ARPA-E program 100% scrap feedstock used in production, with zero scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions
10 What are we doing today? Using our titanium powder production to secure major
potential partners across industries 1. Richemont: See ASX announcements dated August 20, 2022 and November 17, 2022 for details; AFRL: See ASX announcement dated January 18, 2023 for details; Carver Pump and NAVSEA (US Navy):See ASX
announcement dated February 6, 2023 for details; U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command: See ASX announcement dated February 3, 2022 for details; SLM: See ASX announcement dated March 14, 2023 for details; Canyon: See ASX announcement dated
March 29, 2023 for details U.S. Defense Additive Manufacturing Luxury Goods Bikes & Micromobility Green Hydrogen Consumer Electronics Industrial Applications Automotive Existing collaborations1 Target collaborations
Where are we going in 2023? Building our Titanium Demonstration Facility in Halifax
County, Virginia 100% recycled content & low emissions 125tpa Phase 1 targeted production rate ~US$20 million Projected initial capital cost1 Recycling certification and LCA being completed 1. See ASX announcement dated September
28, 2022 for details 11
Locations shown are approximate. 12 Where are we going in the future? Building a
sustainable, integrated and low-cost U.S. titanium supply chain Industrial Pilot Facility R&D and 100% recycled titanium powder production Salt Lake City, UT Titanium Demonstration Facility First commercial titanium powder production
facility, targeting 125tpa Halifax County, VA Titan Critical Minerals Project Largest JORC/SK-1300 code-compliant titanium and rare earth mineral resource in America Camden, TN
Secure strategic partners for our titanium metal operations Test powders and/or
prototype parts with prospective customers Secured customer & government validation Secure additional customers across auto, consumer electronics and other 13 Progress Titan Project to be construction ready Definition of
largest titanium mineral resource in U.S.1 Scoping study defining highly economic, low-cost operation Feasibility Study level metallurgical report completion State Mine & NPDES permit Pre-Feasibility & Feasibility
Studies Scale-up of titanium metal powder production Scale up of titanium pilot plant production Secured Virginia site for TDF Complete detailed engineering design of TDF Large scale furnace hot test & powder production
run TDF+ (expansion to 1,000+tpa) and modular capex & opex Commence equipment installation at TDF Major value-adding, near-term, catalysts Common Shares / ADR’s (1:10) Outstanding 172.3 million / 17.2 million Last 10 Days -
Daily Volume (ASX / NASDAQ) A$132k / US$23k Market Capitalization US$84.9 million Cash2 ~US$11 million Fidelity Management & Research (FMR) ~10% Fidelity International (FIL) ~7% B Riley Financial ~5% Insider
Ownership ~30% JORC and SK-1300 code compliant As at 31 December 2022 Corporate Overview (NASDAQ / ASX Ticker Symbol: IPX) $10.00 $7.50 $5.00
$2.50 $0.00 Jun-22 Jul-22 Aug-22 Sep-22 Oct-22 Nov-22 Dec-22 Jan-23 Feb-23 Mar-23 Apr-23 ADR Price (US$)
Supporting Information
Senior leadership team 15 Anastasios “Taso” Arima Co-founder, Director &
CEO Successful entrepreneur, founder of multiple $1billion+ companies, including most recently Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq: PLL) Todd Hannigan Executive Chairman 25+ years of global experience in natural resources as company founder, CEO,
private capital investor, and non-executive director Toby Symonds President 30+ years in capital markets, founder of two asset management firms Scott Sparks Chief Operating Officer 30+ years in engineering, construction and
management Jeanne McMullin Chief Legal Officer 25+ years in corporate law experience, previously CLO of start-up tech PE firm Dominic Allen Chief Commercial Officer 15+ years commercial experience across the metals and minerals
sector Board Members Lorraine Martin Audit Committee Member ESG Committee Member 35+yrs senior aerospace exec. with Lockheed Martin, CEO National Safety Council Board Member; Kennametal Beverly Wyse Rem. Committee Member ESG Committee
Member 30+yrs senior aerospace exec. with Boeing, Board Member; Heroux-Devtek Melissa Waller ESG Committee Chair Rem. Committee Member 30+yrs senior finance exec. President of the AIF Institute Vaughn Taylor Audit Committee Chair Rem.
Committee Chair 20+yrs senior investment executive, Ex CIO of AMB Capital Partners, Board member global organizations
We are well-positioned to benefit from government funding and incentives to re-shore U.S.
critical material supply chains 16 Department of Defense Department of Energy U.S. Congress White House Defense Production Act Title III funding for Strategic and Critical Minerals Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office
funding Inflation Reduction Act AM Forward Program Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) Program Advanced Technology Vehicles and Manufacturing Loan Program CHIPS and Science Act America Makes Air Force Research Laboratory
funding Industrial Demonstrations Program Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit for titanium production Small Business Innovation Research Program Critical Materials Research, Development,
Demonstration, and Commercialization Application Program Bipartisan Infrastructure Act Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit Defense Logistics Agency National Defense Stockpile qualification funding Consolidated Appropriations Act,
2022
We are an industrial technology company which can disrupt the metals sector, with our
sights on stainless steel & aluminum 17 Metal & Global Market Size1 Consumer Metal Products Automotive & Transportation Construction Materials Machinery, Equipment, & Electronics Other Stainless Steel Market ~$200bn
2021 global stainless steel melt shop production: 56Mtpa ~$76bn 21.1Mtpa ~$27bn 7.7Mtpa ~$25bn 6.9Mtpa ~$16bn 4.4Mtpa ~$58bn 16.2Mtpa Aluminum Market ~$165bn 2021 global aluminum demand:
67Mtpa ~$38bn 15.4Mtpa ~$41bn 15.4Mtpa ~$41bn 16.8Mtpa ~$38bn 15.4Mtpa ~$10bn 4Mtpa * Estimated Global Market Summary in USD. TAM market sizes are built up using 2022 material pricing, which differs from spot prices shown. Numbers
may not sum due to rounding. Sources: Roskill, Argus Metals. 2019 titanium melt products production of ~283kt at Q4-2022 Rotterdam Ti64 pricing of ~$16/kg. Note: Titanium market size uses 2019 volumes as base year, due to the sustained impact
on aerospace demand (as the primary driver of the titanium metal market) since COVID-19 and the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Sources: Jefferies Equity Research, LME. Harbor Aluminum. 2021 global aluminum demand of ~67Mt at Q4-2022 pricing of
~$2.4/kg. Sources:, International Stainless Steel Forum, MEPS, 2021 global stainless steel melt shop production of ~56Mt at Q4-2022 304 Coil pricing of ~$3.6/kg.
$0.0 $1.0 $2.0 $3.0 $4.0 $5.0 $6.0 $7.0 2021E 2030E US$ B Global Market for
Metal AM Powder - by Metal Others Aluminum Nickel Alloys Steels Titanium We are leveraged to the growth of the Additive Manufacturing industry – we are the potential “Ink” for 3D printers Source: SmarTech
Analysis 18 $0 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 2020A 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E 2029E 2030E US$ m Global Market for Metal AM Powder - by Jurisdiction North America Europe Asia
Pacific China Rest of World
Source: U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), 2018 data shown 19 Scrap generation in the U.S.
titanium supply chain A significant amount of scrap is lost, or un-usable, in the current U.S. supply chain IperionX’s technology provides a potential pathway to sustainably recycle this scrap to produce valuable titanium metal Titanium
supply chain – scrap generation U.S. titanium scrap supply chain Titanium Products Sponge Feedstock Melting Shops / Ingot Production Ingots Milling and Extrusion / Billet Production Manufacturing End-of-Life Scrap Scrap Machining
Machining Powder scrap, End-of-Life Scrap Scrap failed builds Scrap Additive Manufacturing Subtractive Manufacturing Billets and Near-Net- Shape products Sponge 35,200t Scrap 50,000t Ingot-Billet-Mill Product Titanium Parts / Components
13,320t Titanium Scrap 61,500t Lost 10,460t Recycled Export FeTi 24,000t 11,900t 2,100t
20 Based on the results of our Scoping Study, the Titan Project is a potential
multi-decade source of U.S. titanium, with significant rare earth co-product Geological formation targeted is the McNairy Sand, a massive formation extending North- South through West Tennessee Projected 25-year initial operational life
covers only a small portion of existing landholdings Potential for additional resource discovery and conversion within land controlled by IperionX Significant potential for additional land leasing or acquisition could add to further resource
conversion 2022 Scoping Study showed potential operation generating US$117 million of average annual EBITDA, with a US$692 million NPV and 40% IRR1 Based on June 2022 Scoping Study. June 2022 Scoping Study projections are based on Q1-2022
price projections and cost estimates in U.S. Dollars. Evaluation was carried out on a 100% equity basis using an 8% discount rate. For further information, see Scoping Study press release dated June 30, 2022. See ASX announcement dated October
6 2021 for details JORC Compliant Resource2 THM assemblage Titan Project Cut off Tons THM % THM Zircon Rutile Ilmenite REE Staurolite (THM
%) (Mt) (%) (Mt) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) Indicated 0.4 241 2.2 5.3 11.3 9.3 39.7 2.1 15.6 Inferred 0.4 190 2.2 4.2 11.7 9.7 41.2 2.2 13.7 Total Mineral Resource 0.4 431 2.2 9.5 11.5 9.5 40.3 2.1 14.8 Including
High Grade Core 2.0 195 3.7 7.1 12.1 9.9 42 2.3 10.7
Simple, conventional extraction and processing to produce multiple high-value product
streams including rare earths 21 McNairy Sand Ore Sustainable Mineral Extraction Wet Concentration Plant Rare Earth Rich Mineral Concentrate 90%+ of the sand extracted is returned to void for reclamation Rare Earth Flotation Plant Rare
Earth Concentrate (Monazite / Xenotime) Dry Separation Plant Rutile 93%+ TiO2 Ilmenite 60%+ TiO2 Premium Zircon 66%+ ZrO2+HfO2 Zircon Con. 33%+ ZrO2+HfO2 No drilling, no blasting and no harmful chemicals Gravity concentration of
valuable critical minerals from in-situ sand Rare earth recovery via flotation process, titanium & zircon via dry separation plant (electromagnetic/static) Energy Fuels (NYSE: UUUU) Partnership1 Separated Rare Earth Oxides Synthetic
Rutile Process Synthetic Rutile 85-90%+ TiO2 Ti & Zr rich Mineral Concentrate ~16,700tpa2 ~95,500tpa2 ~22,400tpa2 ~16,100tpa2 See ASX announcements dated April 22nd, 2021, and update announcement dated March 8th, 2022 for
details LOM annual average production based on the results of 2022 Scoping Study. See ASX Announcement dated June 30, 2022 for detail.. ~4,650tpa2 of concentrate, incl. ~580tpa of Nd+Pr and ~65tpa of Dy+Tb oxides
HAMR – the breakthrough science behind the revolutionary process Most common metals can
be reduced to metal from oxides by carbon (or hydrogen) - this is not the case for Titanium Dioxide (“TiO2”) because of the stability of the Ti-O bonds In 1940, William Kroll invented a process to overcome this challenge and it relies on
chlorination of TiO2 in a carbothermal reaction to create TiCl4, which is then reduced by molten magnesium in a vacuum and distilled to produce Titanium sponge (primary metal) This sponge is then vacuum melted multiple times to create a
titanium ingot which can then be hot worked into mill products Dr Zak Fang discovered, in 2016, that TiO2 can be reduced by solid magnesium under a hydrogen atmosphere because Hydrogen destabilizes the Ti-O bonds – Hydrogen Assisted
Magnesiothermic Reduction (“HAMR”) This principle also applies to deoxygenation of recycled titanium scrap as the most difficult impurity to “clean” is the pickup of oxygen on the surfaces – especially prevalent with machining scrap HAMR
revolutionizes the ability to manufacture titanium metal from mineral or scrap that was previously not thought possible Hydrogen effect on the Ti-O bonds Ti-O bonds at various weight percent (solid lines) vs. Ti-O-H bonds destabilized at
various weight percent (dashed lines) @ 700 Co 22 -255 -250 -245 -240 -235 -230 -225 -220 0.0 0.1 0.4 0.5 Oxygen potential, kcal/mole O2 0.2 0.3 molar ratio of H /Ti Ti-2.0wt% O-H Ti-1.0wt% O-H Ti-0.5wt% O-H Ti-0.166wt%
O-H Ti-2.0wt% O MgO Ti-0.5wt% O Ti-0.166wt% O Ti-1.0wt% O * IperionX holds an exclusive option to acquire the HAMR technology and other associated technologies Dr Fang’s history:
https://powder.metallurgy.utah.edu/research/hamr.php Original HAMR discovery article “A novel chemical pathway for energy efficient production of Ti metal from upgraded titanium slag”:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1385894715015016
Further information contact: info@iperionx.com