Environmental Clean Technologies Limited · ASX:ECT
Environmental Clean Technologies — Investor Presentation (April 2025)
17 slides from Environmental Clean Technologies's investor presentation, Apr 4, 2025
Slide 1: COLDry Fertiliser Project Presentation
COLDry Fertiliser Project Presentation ✓ High Growth Joint Venture between: ✓ Low Emissions ✓ Low Cost
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Zero Quest has taken all reasonable care in compiling and producing the information contained in this presentation. The Company will not be responsible for any loss or damage arising from the use of the information contained in this presentation. The information provided should not be use
Slide 3: COLDry Fertiliser: What is it?
COLDry Fertiliser: What is it? Certified Organic Lignite Agricultural Urea COLDry Process COLDry Fertiliser Spread Rates Cost Additional Benefits Same as Urea • Improved yield Wheat & Barley 200kg/Ha 20% Less • Lower nitrogen loss Pasture 235kg/Ha than Urea • Improved soil health Corn & Cotton 300kg
Slide 4: COLDry Process: Zero-emission drying
COLDry Process: Zero-emission drying COLDry Fertiliser Agricultural Urea COLDry Fertiliser COLDry Process Organic Waste ✓ Simple Lignite Heat ✓ Scalable ✓ Robust ✓ Low-temperature ✓ Low-cost ✓ Zero-emissions 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sizing & feed Shear & attrition Extrude Conditioning Continuous Packed COLDry Pe
Slide 5: Fertiliser Market: Solving the problem
Fertiliser Market: Solving the problem Market Needs a Better Fertiliser The Fertiliser Problem • Cost-effective solutions: • Low Nitrogen Efficiency: Improvements without huge price Only 30-50% of applied nitrogen is absorbed by plants; the rest is lost to the increases environment. • High yield & q
Slide 6: Fertiliser Market: Size
Fertiliser Market: Size Australian Fertiliser Market Australian TAM Market Size $382B US$1 US$ 8.78 B Global Fertiliser Market • Valued at US$ 6.16 billion in 2024, with TAM Targeting a projected CAGR of CAGR 6.08% $6.16B US$1 10% of SAM Australian Fertiliser 6.08% (2024–2030). US$ 6.16 B Market Sal
Slide 7: COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition
COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition Lignite-Nitrogen Fertiliser Effectiveness Lower Cost & Higher Yield 100% 90% Less N loss 80% Plant Growth Environmental 70% Benefit Benefit 60% Immediate 50% 23% 64% & 40% Crop NOx Yield Emissions = Future 30% 20% Financial 21% 59% 10% Nitrogen Nitrogen Benefit 0
Slide 8: COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition
COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition Cost Environment Cost & Growth Effective Reduced Emissions • Competitive Pricing: Priced below urea with no compromise on crop • Slow-release: lowers both atmospheric and aquatic nitrogen growth rates. emissions, contributing to a cleaner environment. • Price Cap
Slide 9: COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition
COLDry Fertiliser: Value Proposition Reliability Sustainability Technical Validation • Soil Health Improvement: Lignite organic carbon enriches soil. • Proven Efficacy: Independent lab tests confirm nitrogen • Reduced Nitrogen Dependence: Optimised nitrogen application reduces over- efficacy. relian
Slide 10: COLDry Fertiliser: Independent Validation
COLDry Fertiliser: Independent Validation Fate and Recovery of Nitrogen Applied as Slow Key Outcomes Release Brown Coal-Urea in Field Microcosms: 15N Tracer Study Manufacturer Biplob K. Saha, ORCID logo Michael T. Rose, Lukas Van Zwieten, Vanessa N. L. Wong, Terry J. Rosed and Antonio F. Patti The o
Slide 11: COLDry Fertiliser: The Manufacturing Edge
COLDry Fertiliser: The Manufacturing Edge Challenges COLDry Fertiliser Solution Lignite: high moisture, porous Blending Urea: dry, crystalline Uniform Blending Divergent properties Moisture = clumping Reactivity = Uneven Release Patented Low-temperature <40°C Drying Conventional drying temperatures
Slide 12: Fertiliser Plant: Project Overview
COLDry Fertiliser Plant: Project Overview • Demonstration Phase COLDry Demonstration Plant Up to 30,000 tonnes per ~$9M invested 2021-2023 Under Patent Review annum • Commercial Phase Targeting 30,000 to 50,000 tonnes per annum • Optimisation Phase Steady-state production of 50,000 tonnes per annum
Slide 13: Zero Quest: Market Penetration Strategy
Zero Quest: Market Penetration Strategy Phase 1 Phase 2 Penetrate & Prove Expand & Disrupt Q4 CY24 Q1 CY25 Q2 CY25 Q3 CY25 Q4 CY25 Q1 CY26 Q2 CY26 Q3 CY26 •Field trials commence with large-scale •Target 5-10x plant size Launch farmers in Q1 2025, leveraging strong Scale Up •Re-design to incorporate
Slide 14: Zero Quest: Leveraging Partner Expertise
Zero Quest: Leveraging Partner Expertise Technology & Production Sales & Marketing Sam Rizzo Ben Pevreall Non-executive Director ECT specialises in the BA (Urban and Regional), Grad Dip Co-Founder and Director (Honours) in Urban and Regional development and B.Eng MAICD certified chair ESG Agricultur
Slide 15: Zero Quest: The team to deliver the project
Zero Quest: The team to deliver the project Board TBA Sam Rizzo Mark Scanlon Martin Hill Chair Director Director Co Sec (Retiring) Management Glenn Fozard Grant Thornton CEO (Interim) Accounting & Tax Legal John Tranfield Engineering & Plant Agriculture Project Lead John Tranfield Ben Pevreall Mark
Slide 16: Fertiliser Project: Towards FID
COLDry Fertiliser Project: Towards FID ✓ Comprehensive Design Package Ready for EPC tendering to ensure seamless execution. ✓ Robust Tax Strategy Providing investors with strong fallback options to mitigate economic risks. ✓ Experienced Delivery Team Proven track record in successfully executing sim
Slide 17: Contact Us
CONTACT US info@zero-quest.com.au 278 Flinders Street Adelaide SA 5000 Australia www.zero-quest.com.au
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