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NANOMATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY INVESTOR DECK 04/2021

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Page 1: NANOMATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY

NANOMATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITYINVESTOR DECK 04/2021

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Existing tire tread formulations represent 15% of vehicle fuel consumption and limit vehicle range.

Current tire tread recipes have reached a limit to the amount of rolling resistance, durability, and grip that can be achieved.

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SILPARA has developed a proprietary nanomaterial

for radial truck & bus tire treads that increases fuel mileage and extends range.

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$9.5 billion global market by 2026 in truck & bus tire tread.

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Future growth driven by unique requirements within the EV passenger vehicle market.

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EXPANDING THE INDUSTRY “MAGIC TRIANGLE”

CONTROL

ROLLING RESISTANCE INDEXED TRIANGLE AREA

DURABILITY / WEAR WET GRIP / TRACTION0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3

SILPARA Type 1

SILPARA Type 2

SILPARAT ype 3

Improve fuel efficiency

Extend truck & bus radial tire life

Reduce overall CO2 emissions

Reduce tire particulate generation

Reduce raw material consumption

“Drop-in” liquid to liquid mix

CONTROL

SILPARA Type 1

SILPARA Type 2

SILPARA Type 3

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300 million tons global T&B diesel fuel CO2 emissions per year.

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A 4% reduction in fuel consumption represents 100 milliontons of CO2 avoidance and $27 billion in fuel savings.

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1st Revenue in 2023 – positive cash flow in 2024

2021

RETREAD DESIGN & MANUFACTURE

INDEPENDENT RETREAD TEST

2022

NANOSTRUCTURE CHARACTERIZATION

FLEET TEST #1

2023

1ST MANUFACTURING “DROP-IN”

FLEET TEST #2

2024

1ST TREAD DESIGN RELEASE

FLEET TEST #3

GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGY

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LEADERSHIP & EXPERIENCE

• 30+ years in specialty materials development

• IBM, W. L. Gore & Associates, Michelin,Lehigh Technologies

• Recent professional focus on sustainabilityin transportation

• 11 US patents

• External Advisory Board member for theSchool of Materials Science and Engineeringat The Georgia Institute of Technology

• 30+ years senior executive in global,Fortune 500 electronics manufacturing

• W.L. Gore & Associates, Belden,TE Connectivity, Commscope,Texas Instruments

• Recent professional focus on corporateacquisition, merger synergy, internationalregulatory filing, and IP maintenance

• Former board member APOLAN, EIA-TIATOM ROSENMAYER, PhDFounder & CTO

BRIAN O’CONNELPartner & CCO

Decades of leadership with a deep understanding & presence in the tire manufacturing & materials industry.

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INDUSTRY COMPARISON

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APPENDIX

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SILPARA PERFORMANCE

Greatly improved natural rubber tire tread performance:

• Rolling resistance improvement to 34%

• Wear improvement to 15%

• Cost Savings - 4% Fuel ~ $27 billion• Cost Savings - Tread/Tire Replacement

Clear and sizable environmental benefits:

• CO2 Reduction - 100 million tons

• Material Reduction - 41 million treads

• Material Sustainability - 328 million kilos

• Overall Carbon Reduction ~ 200 million tons (est)

ROTATION

TRAVEL DIRECTION

Rolling Resistance is the heat energy lost due to internal and external tread friction.

RESISTANCE DIRECTION

CONTACT PATCH

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Demonstrated proof of increased polymer filler interaction and a nano-scale network.

Common TBR tire tread microstructure Silpara molecular composite TBR tire tread microstructure

In common TBR tread natural rubber does not bond well to silica resulting in weak “polymer-filler interaction” resulting in a loose, weak network.

SILPARA nano-scale network enables bonding between NR & silica, resulting in a strong, tough, low-rolling-resistance tread rubber compound.

THE PRODUCT

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OPTIMIZATION OF A DROP-IN TECHNOLOGY

Liquid mixing technology enhances polymer - filler interaction.

PRESENT DAY

LATEX LATEXSILICA PRECURSOR SILICA PRECURSOR

COAGULATE & DRY CONCENTRATEPRECIPITATE & DRY SILPARA FORMULATE

SOLID MIXING COAGULATE, PRECIPITATE, & DRY

LIQUID MIXING

COMPOSITE COMPOSITE

POLYMER SLAB SILICA POWDER

FUTURE STATE Industry norm: solid-solid mixingPoor polymer-filler interaction

Silpara: liquid-liquid mixingBreakthrough in polymer-filler interaction

Dry vs. Wet mixing

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MARKET ECOSYSTEM

Silpara product introduction fits within the upstream raw natural rubber

collection/coagulation ecosystem.

3rd PARTY NATURAL RUBBER

NATURAL RUBBER TREES

RUBBER CULTIVATION

S.E. ASIA S.E. ASIA GLOBAL

PROCESSING DISTRIBUTION

TAPPING

LATEX COLLECTION

COAGULATION/SLABS

TRANSPORT SHREDDING WASHING

LAB TEST PALLETIZING

SHREDDING

DRYING

PACKING

DISTRIBUTION

STORAGEMANUFACTURE

DELIVERY

HANGING

CREPING

INDUSTRIAL TRANSPORTATION

Product sold directly to tire manufacturers.

Focus on material sales with startup options for:

• Development contracts

• Product licensing

• Option to sell additive

• Option to sell masterbatch

• Option for toll conversion

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2026 REVENUE & OI POTENTIAL

TBR TAM ~ $65 billion ~ TBR global revenue @ 290 million global TBR tire tread units/year

TBR TREAD SAM ~ 9.5 billion ~ 15% tread material content

ADOPTION RATE ~ 20%

2026 TBR PAM ~ $2.0 billion ~ 20% Low RR tread Adoption

PAM SHARE ~ 5%

SILPARA MATERIAL CONTENT COST ~ $28/tire

SILPARA GROSS PROFIT ~ $8.50/tire

SILPARA NET PROFIT ~ $5.50/tire

2026 Revenue ~ $98 million2026 EBITDA ~ $19.2

2026 OI % ~ 19.6

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