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Notice and Disclaimer

My name is Paul Dickson. I am Chairman of the Company and I amvery pleased to welcome you here today to this Extraordinary GeneralMeeting.

The company is going through a process of revitalisation and today wewill tell you about the steps we have taken to date and the improvedprospects for the company.

The information we have for you today augers well for the companyand all shareholders.

We have a fairly new Board of Directors and we are all very eager todo our very best to strengthen the Company, maintain good corporategovernance and serve our shareholders well.

Chairmans Address

This presentation has been prepared on the basis of the Board’s currentlevel of knowledge. Shareholders are advised to refer to the upcomingNotice of Meeting for the EGM to consider the IGE transaction, planned onor about 10 June 2015, and the Prospectus for the subsequent fundraising, for a summary of the proposed transaction with IGE, and itsbenefits and risks, before making a decision to invest.The presentation will comprise three phases:

1. IGE DEAL - Presented by Mike Palmer

2. IGE PROJECT STATUS - Presented by Bevan Dooley

3. PNG STRATEGY - Presented by Mike Palmer

Presentation

IGE DEAL

� Challenging market for junior resource companies and increasinglydifficult to raise investment capital

� Falling commodity prices, with iron ore now sub US$60 per tonne

� Need to fund Company internally, rather than from equities market

� Board has reviewed numerous projects over eighteen months toidentify an attractive cash flow project

Corporate Strategy

� Minimal upfront capital

� Short term cash flow

� Australian based

� Potential for significant growth

� Performance component of Consideration

IGE “waste plastics to fuel” opportunity meets all criteria

Cashflow Project Criteria

� Binding agreement concluded on 18 March 2015� Subject to Shareholder approval and completion of Due Diligence,

Company will acquire:– 3 Technologies

� Waste plastics to fuels� Biomass to power� Biomass to fuel

– Exclusive licences to commercialize the three technologies in the keyjurisdictions of Australia, New Zealand, China, North America, SouthEast Asia, India, Papua New Guinea and Fiji

– Non exclusive licences (1 of 4) in each of other jurisdictions– Berkeley Vale site (NSW Central Coast) permitted for diesel production– An operating Commercial Facility designed to process 50 tonnes

feedstock per day– Management and production team

IGE Project Acquisition

� Completion Securities130 million shares and 75 million options* (exercise price of $0.20,

prior to 31 December 2019), subject to:- 50 tonnes feedstock per day Commercial Facility completed and

meeting all engineering specifications*Number of shares and options to be issued on completion may change to ensure that after the issue, IGE will have 60.897% of total shares on issue and 61.153% of total options on issue

� Milestone Securities15 million shares and 70 million options* (same terms as

above), subject to:- EBITDA of $5 million per annum from operations, within 3 yearsof Completion

*Number of shares and options to be issued on milestone may change to ensure that after the issue,IGE will have 63.454% of total shares on issue and 75.269% of total options on issue

IGE Consideration

Company may unwind transaction (subject to necessary Shareholder andregulatory approvals) if, by 31 December 2016, Commercial Facility is not:

• Processing 35 or more tonnes of feedstock materials per day

• Operating 8 or more days per month

• Producing fuel products meeting all Australian Industry Fuel Standards(on road standards of diesel and petrol)

IGE Consideration

Expected Share Structure at Completion

� EGM scheduled to be held on (or about) 10 June 2015 to consider theIGE transaction

� Convertible Promissory Notes placed to Sophisticated Investors toraise $1 million (substantially filled and planned for completion by midApril 2015)

� Placement to Sophisticated Investors to raise $3 million following EGMin June

� Rights Issue (1 for 10) to all Shareholders to raise $1.245 millionfollowing EGM in June

� Placement and Rights Issue expected to be at $0.20 per share with 1for 1 attaching Option (exercisable at $0.20, prior to 31 December2019)

� Note: Funding based on 1 for 25 share consolidation to bring shareprice to a minimum of 20 cents. (Consolidation ratio may change)

Timing and Funding

� The Company will seek to raise approximately $4.25million, subject toShareholder approval at the EGM in June 2015 and Completion

� The expected allocation of funds is as follows:- Expansion of Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility $3,000,000- Completion of Transaction $750,000- Working Capital $500,000

� It is planned to expand the capacity of the Berkeley Vale CommercialFacility to 200 tonnes plastics feedstock per day by mid-2016, andincrease the plant utilization to the desired target of 90% by end 2016

� The funds raised of $3million plus surplus cash flow from the operationof the Berkeley Vale facility is currently considered to be adequate toachieve this expansion

� The surplus cash flow from the expanded Berkeley Vale CommercialFacility is planned to be used to develop further waste plasticconversion facilities on the East Coast of Australia

Use of Funds

FEEDSTOCK� The feedstock for the Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility is waste plastic

generated from commercial and domestic use� Currently this waste plastic is dumped in landfills, with a small percentage

recycled� IGE has advised that commercial arrangements are being finalized with

waste plastic aggregators and large industrial producers of waste plastic, toprovide a secure long term supply of feedstock to Berkeley Vale in therange of $150 to $250 per tonne (including granulation to optimum size anddelivery)

� IGE has advised that a feedstock contract has been executed for the supplyof 1,000 tonnes per month for three years which will allow for the first yearsproduction requirements and the basis to ramp up to 200 tpd per day

� The recycling of this waste plastic avoids landfill dumping costs andprolongs the life of the landfills, providing significant environmental benefitto the large population centres on the East Coast

Feedstock and Product

PRODUCT� The Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility has been designed with the

objective of producing diesel and petrol which meets Australian FuelStandards

� Due diligence completed by the Company has determined there is aready market for these standard commodities

� At the maximum throughput of the Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility of200tpd of feedstock, the analysis completed by IGE (which is currentlybeing independently verified) indicates that approximately 50millionlitres of diesel and 16million litres of petrol will be produced annually,which equates to less than 2% of Australia’s annual consumption

� The target market for the diesel and petrol products are mid- sizetransport operators and mid- size fuel blenders and distributors

� It is anticipated that these products will be sold at a small discount tothe prevailing market price

Feedstock and Product

� IGE has completed extensive financial modelling of the anticipatedoperation of the Berkeley Vale Commercial Plant. This modellingdemonstrates a very resilient project, even when taking account of thesignificant recent reduction in the international oil price

� However Australian securities legislation prevents detailed reporting ofthese indicative results until they have been independently verified

� The Company has considered this modelling and identified thefollowing major commercial sensitivities. IGE has addressed theseissues as follows:a) Success of Technology to produce products meeting Australian

Fuels Standards: the Berkeley Vale pilot plant has achievedthese outcomes and the Commercial Facility will be commissionedin early May 2015, providing a definitive outcome

Indicative Market Analysis

b) Availability of Feedstock: IGE has advised that commercialagreements are currently being finalized to provide a secure longterm supply in the range of $150 to $250 per tonne

c) Product Market: IGE has advised the readily available demand forthese standard commodities, meeting all Australian Standards,and priced to be sold at a small discount to the general market

d) Operation of Plant: the Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility is basedon a high level of automation and can be operated by a smallnumber of staff, most of whom IGE already has in place

e) Exposure to International Oil Price: IGE has advised that thecurrent oil price would need to fall below a Brent oil price of US$25per barrel (approx. US$56 at 27 March 2015) to impact theoperation of Berkeley Vale Commercial Facility

f) Payback: IGE advises that the payback on the capital required todevelop the 200tpd Commercial Facility at current oil prices (27March 2015) is significantly less than one year

Indicative Market Analysis

IGE PROJECT STATUS

This Information is provided by IGE to the best of its knowledge at the current time, and IGE is solelyresponsible for the accuracy of this information. This information is currently being independentlyverified and shareholders should refer to the upcoming Notice of Meeting for the EGM, planned on orabout 10 June 2015, and the Prospectus for the subsequent fund raising, for a complete summary ofthe proposed transaction with IGE, and its benefits and risks, before making a decision to invest.

PNG STRATEGY

� Develop a self funding model for PNG

� Seek to establish a cash flow business utilizing the IGE “Biomass toPower Technology” (which is yet to be commercialized)

� Utilize senior local PNG leaders to assist with the development of thePNG strategy

� Maximise value of Amazon Bay iron sands Project through 100%control

PNG Strategy

� Acquisition completed of the remaining 50% of Titan Mines Limited,holder of the Amazon Bay tenements by:o immediate cash paymento ongoing royalty 0.5% payable on all the proceeds of any future production at

Amazon Bay

� Appointment of senior PNG leader, Mr Kilroy Genia as Chairman ofTitan Mines and Director of Foyson, to assist in promoting Company inPNG

� Acquisition allows Foyson to control destiny of the Amazon Bay Projectand provides flexibility in maximising the value of the Project

� Foyson considers the steps taken by the Company enhance theopportunity to retain and evaluate the Project long-term

Amazon Bay Strategy

� Consultation underway with PNG Government to introduce the IGEBiomass to Power technology

� Company is seeking to identify 6 regional districts in PNG to championinstallation of local plants

� Biomass to Power technology is applicable to servicing remote ruralcommunities and industrial developments such as Amazon Bay Project

� Indicative estimates provided by IGE suggest technology provideselectricity production at a much lower cost than diesel generated power

� Regional plants would provide local employment and infrastructureinvestment and a low cost electricity grid supply to local communities

� Plan is to generate cashflow to fund further exploration at Amazon Bay� Foyson is currently seeking funding partners in PNG, including

Economic & Public Sector Program, funded by Australian Government

Biomass to Power Technology

Amazon Bay Project Location

� Reduced expenditure

� Limited regional sampling program

� Environmental permit application submitted to allow drilling program

� Environmental management plan completed

� Land owner consultation

Amazon Bay Current Activities

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