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Ms McAloon is a Non-executive Director of Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Allianz Australia Insurance Limited. She is an independent member of the advisory board of Allens Lawyers and a part-time member of The Takeovers Panel. She has recently held positions as Chair and Non-executive Director of Energy Australia Holdings Ltd and was a member of the Monash University Council. Ms McAloon held executive leadership positions with BHP, as well as senior executive roles at AGL, the NSW Cabinet Office and the NSW Energy, Rail and Natural Resources Departments. She previously worked as an economist and in private legal practice. She brings over 30 years of business, government and regulatory experience at executive and board levels across the natural resources, energy, infrastructure and utilities sectors. Having spent most of her career in emissions intensive industries, she has experience working at the intersection of business and sustainability challenges including across the UK, US and Asia. Ms McAloon is member of the People, Culture Committee.

Ms Lambert is a Non-executive Director and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee for each of Investa Wholesale Funds Management Limited and Investa Management Holdings Pty Limited. Ms Lambert is also on the Council of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School (Shore). Ms Lambert has business and leadership experience at the senior executive and board level. She was Group Chief Financial Officer of 151 Property (previously known as Valad Property Group) from 2003 to 2016 and prior to this, a director at PricewaterhouseCoopers in transaction services. Ms Lambert was previously on the boards of Mission Australia and Place Management NSW. She brings more than 30 years of business, financial management and accounting experience, with experience in the property industry and more than 20 years of experience as a director of for-purpose entities. She is Chair of the Risk and Technology Committee and a member of the People, Culture Committee.

Ms Conlon is a former Non executive Director of CSR Limited, REA Group Limited and The Benevolent Society. She formerly held several roles at the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) including President of the NSW Council, Chair of the Corporate Governance Committee and National Board member. She brings over 20 years of professional management consulting experience in strategy, supply chain, technology and operational improvement and has advised companies across a range of countries and industries including mining and building products. An American/ Australian dual national, she joined the Chicago office of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in 1985, before transferring to the Sydney office in 1994. In her seven years as partner and director, Ms Conlon led BCG's Asia Pacific operations practice and the Sydney office. She is a member of the Risk and Technology Committee, the People, Culture committee.

Ms Dee-Bradbury is a former Non-executive Director of Energy Australia Holdings Ltd (April 2017 to April 2026), GrainCorp Limited and The Benevolent Society. She is former member of the Federal Government's Asian Century Strategic Advisory Board and the Business Advisory Board at the Monash Business School. Ms Dee-Bradbury has business and leadership experience at the senior executive and board level across FMCG, retail and e-commerce. She was Chief Executive Officer/President Developed Markets Asia Pacific and ANZ for Kraft/Cadbury from 2010 to 2014, leading the business through significant transformational change. Prior to this, Ms Dee-Bradbury was Group CEO of the global Barbeques Galore group and held other senior executive roles in organisations including Maxxium, Burger King Corporation and Lion Nathan/Pepsi Cola Bottlers. Ms Dee-Bradbury brings experience in business transformation, strategic brand marketing, customer relationship management, digitisation and innovation. Ms Dee-Bradbury is a member of the People, Culture Committee, the Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Mr Field is an appointed Director of Fonterra Co-operative in New Zealand. Mr Field has more than 30 years' experience in the mining, metals and manufacturing sectors. He held a number of senior leadership positions including as Director of the Patrick Terminal & Logistics division of Asciano Limited and as Chief Operating Officer of Rio Tinto's Bauxite and Alumina Division. He brings a global perspective, having worked at a senior executive level in North America, the Middle East, South Africa and the UK with industry experience, operational and safety expertise, including an understanding of capital projects. Mr Field is Chair of the Safety and Sustainability Committee and a member of the Risk and Technology Committee.

Mr Zhang is President of the Swiss Chamber of Commerce in Beijing. He is also a member of the Supervisory Board of Freudenberg Co.& SE, headquartered in Weinheim, Germany. Mr Zhang was the Head of China for Fortescue Energy (2023 to 2026), an advisor to CLEC Co Ltd (2022 to 2023) and a Non-executive Director of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China (2016 to 2022). He was also a Non-executive Director of Georg Fischer AG (2005 to 2021) and Datwyler Holding AG (2016 to 2021), companies listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange. Mr Zhang has business and leadership experience at the senior executive level including over 25 years at Siemens and Siemens Nokia Networks with his last role as President & Chief Executive Officer, Greater China Region (2005 to 2012). More recently, Mr Zhang was President of Asia Pacific Region and a member of the Group Executive Management team of Sandvik AB (2012 to 2018), Group Senior Vice President & President of ABB China (2018 to 2021) and Operating Partner of CITIC Capital (2021 to 2025). Mr Zhang has a background in blue-chip manufacturing and product development, including industrial digitisation, automation and robotics. Having worked in asset-heavy industrials for most of his career, he has sector knowledge in automotive, machine tools, steel making, foundry, telecommunications and infrastructure. He is a member of the Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Ms Johnson is a Non-executive Director of US based companies JM Huber Corporation (2020 to present), DMC Biotechnologies, Inc (March 2025 to present) and FMC Corporation (2013 to present). She is also Chair of Trinseo SA (2017 to present). The latter two companies are listed on the NYSE. Ms Johnson has had a global career with knowledge of the US market and has spent time in Asia. Ms Johnson was an executive in the chemicals industry for over 28 years and has worked in early stage sustainability-driven ventures as well as in more mature businesses. Ms Johnson is the former Chair of Elevance Renewable Sciences Inc (2015 to 2016) following eight years as President and founding CEO (2007 to 2015). Prior to joining Elevance, Ms Johnson spent over fifteen years in the oil and petrochemical industry with Amoco Corporation (1991 to 1999) and BP Chemicals (1999 to 2004), joining BP after its merger with Amoco in 1998. During this time, she held both operational and functional roles, culminating in her role as Senior Vice President of Global Derivatives with BP's Innovene business (2004 to 2005) (which was sold to the Ineos group in 2005). In addition, she was the co-founder and owner of BeauLily LLC (2006 to 2014), a therapeutic hand products company and a Non-executive Director of Sylvatex Inc (2016 to March 2025), an advanced materials technology company. She Johnson is based in North America. Ms Johnson is Chair of the People, Culture Committee and a member of the Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Ms Phyfer is an Independent Non-executive Director of Diploma PLC (LSE) and has served on the boards of O-I Glass (NYSE: OI) since 2024 and W.C. Bradley Company since 2017. She previously served as a director of Western Forest Products (TSX: WEF) from 2019 to 2022. Ms Phyfer was formerly an experienced C-suite executive of global multi-billion dollar businesses in the building products segment in the US. Ms Phyfer held various leadership roles at Fortune Brands Innovations from 2018 to 2025, including serving as Group President of the Global Plumbing Group. Prior to that, she spent over 20 years at The Sherwin-Williams Company, where she held positions, including President of the Consumer Brands Group. She is a member of the Board of Trustees at Clemson University and has also previously served as a director of Clemson University Foundation. She is a former chair of the Trevillian Cabinet for the College of Business and was formerly a member of the Management Advisory Council at the University of Texas. She has experience navigating through changing consumer environments and has worked with products for most of her career. She is a member of the Risk and Technology Committee.

Mr Nowlan is a business leader with a career in steel manufacturing and building products across Australia, New Zealand, and the US. Most recently, he has led operations exposed to changes in the US market dynamics, and the growth in Asian economies, particularly China. In his executive career at BlueScope, Mr Nowlan was Chief Executive of Australian Steel Products and then Chief Technical and Development Officer. He previously held senior management positions at BlueScope and BHP prior to the de merger of BlueScope in 2002. Mr Nowlan brings technical experience and strategic leadership experience spanning health and safety, capital projects, manufacturing excellence and sustainability initiatives. He is a member of the Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Ms Archibald was the Chief Executive Australian Steel Products from 2023 to 2026, where she led all operations in Australia, including the Company's operations at Port Kembla (NSW) and Western Port (VIC). She joined the ELT in 2016 with responsibility for the optimisation of investment returns from BlueScope's global coated products assets, in addition to her role as Chief Financial Officer, BlueScope ANZ, which she held from May 2015. Ms Archibald has also held positions in strategy, business development and corporate finance, and finance leadership roles in Vietnam and Indonesia.

Mr Morley is Chair of Developing East Arnhem Limited and Modra Technology Pty Ltd. He is a senior executive and Non-executive Director with strategic and operational experience across the mining and metals sector. His involvement in the steel industry spans nearly 30 years, including his early work as a corporate lawyer with Clayton Utz advising Smorgon Steel Group and later serving as its General Counsel. He held several senior positions at global mining and metals company Nyrstar N.V., a supplier to the global steel industry, including Senior Vice President of the Metals Processing division, leading operations spanning Europe, the US and Australia. Mr Morley was also a Non-executive Director of Liberty InfraBuild Limited from January 2019 to July 2025. As a qualified lawyer, he brings governance, corporate and mergers and acquisitions experience. Mr Morley is a member of the Safety and Sustainability Committee.

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