[1]

One member of Scott Poulter’s immediate family is employed by the Company’s Australian wholly-owned subsidiaries.

[2]

Salaries and wages paid to other management includes salaries of $849,000 and payroll bonuses of $214,000, both have been recorded within salaries and wages expenses in the income statement.

[3]

Consulting fees of $681,000 paid in relation to Scott Poulter’s compensation during the period have been recorded within management and technical consulting expense in the income statement. Consulting fees were paid to Fresh Air Investments FZCo (“FAI”), a company incorporated in the United Arab Emirates which Scott Poulter has sole dispositive control over. Scott Poulter is in the process of establishing a foundation to share beneficial ownership of FAI with family members.

From April 1, 2024, Fresh Air Holdings Limited (“FAHL”) provided consulting services to the Company of $63,000 which has been recorded within management and technical consulting expense in the income statement. These services were performed by individual who is not Scott Poulter and is not an immediate family member of Scott Poulter. This arrangement ceased on July 31, 2024. FAHL is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hookipa Trust, a family trust which Scott Poulter and his immediate family members are beneficiaries.

[4]

Consulting fees paid to Other Directors include $18,000 fees paid to Alexander Group Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Alex Shead in relation to his director fees of Australian subsidiaries of the Company. Consulting fees paid to Other Directors also include share-based payments of $4,000 paid to Peter Rossbach. These amounts have been recorded within management and technical consulting in the income statement.

[5]

Consulting fees paid to other members of management are recorded within management and technical consulting in the income statement. This includes $857,000 fees paid to an individual of management who is not an employee of the Company but acts in a senior role within the Company. This also includes $92,000 paid by Australian subsidiaries of the Company to a company controlled by an immediate family member of one member of management. These fees have been capitalized to project under development.

[6]

The other benefits of $90,000 paid to Scott Poulter relates to accommodation allowance pursuant to a consulting agreement dated December 1, 2018 and is recorded within travel and accommodation expenses in the income statement. Commission relates to Marine sales and is recorded within the cost of goods sold in the income statement.

[7]

Directors fees have been recorded in management and technical consulting in the income statement and relate to fees paid to directors of the Company. These fees comprise of fees paid to Neil Carmichael, Distributed Generation LLC (a company controlled by Peter Rossbach) and Alexander Group Pty Ltd.

[8]

As at December 31, 2024, the Company owe a total of $461,000 in bonuses to Fresh Air Investments FZCo (“FAI”) relating to the performance bonus in relation to the sale of REP and Sheaf in the last fiscal year. FAI is a company incorporated in the United Arab Emirates which Scott Poulter has sole dispositive control over. Scott Poulter is in the process of establishing a foundation to share beneficial ownership of FAI with family members.

[9]

Reimbursed expenses relate to travel, accommodation, and meals incurred by employees and directors during the course of normal business and reimbursed to the employee or director. They are recorded within travel and accommodation expenses in the income statement.

[10]

As at December 31, 2024, the Company borrowed $124,000 (AUD 200,000) from Shead Group Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Alex Shead. The balance owed of $144,000 as at December 31, 2024 includes $20,000 in accrued interest. The balance is included in short-term loans. Refer to Note 10 for further details.