Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. · OTC:CWSFF
Cielo Waste Solutions — Investor Presentation (June 2019)
22 slides from Cielo Waste Solutions's investor presentation, June 2019
Slide 1: Leading the Future of Transforming Waste to Renewable Fuels
By 2050, the world is expected to generate 3.4 billion tons of waste annually, increasing drastically from today’s 2.0 billion tons. World Bank Group - What a Waste 2.0 CSE:CMC “Leading the Future of Transforming Waste to Renewable Fuels.” Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. June 2019 Corporate Presentation
Slide 2: Disclaimer
2 Disclaimer This presentation contains certain statements that may be deemed “forward-looking statements”. All statements in this document, other than statements of historical fact, that address events or developments that Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. (“Company”) expects to occur, are forward lookin
Slide 3: Corporate Profile
3 Corporate Profile Cielo Waste Solutions Corp: CSE:CMC Market Data 52-Week Trading Range $0.06 - $0.30 Shares Outstanding, Basic (M) 178.6 Incl. Warrants & Options, Diluted (M) 256.8 Market Capitalization (M) ~$13.4 Total Liabilities Q3/19FYE ~$7.0 Enterprise Value (M) ~$20.4 Source: www.stockwatch
Slide 4: Who is Cielo?
4 ▪ Public company trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange - Symbol: CMC. ▪ Cielo has an exclusive global license from a related party to a technology that can convert multiple different waste streams into renewable diesel at a considerable lower cost than biofuel companies. Who is Cielo? ▪ Comm
Slide 5: The team
5 Don Allan President & CEO Michael Yeung, CFA VP Bus. Dev. & Capital Markets 30+ years of executive leadership experience including experience in debt and equity capital Over 15+ years experience in public and private markets, strategy and planning, risk management debt and equity markets. Experien
Slide 6: The Board
6 Don Allan, • President & CEO of Cielo Chairman • CGA and Partner, MacNevin & Ray Robin Ray • CFO and Director, MLB Industries The Board Chris Dovbniak • Retired instrumentation technician • 30 years experience in process management control and purchasing • Former EVP Suncor (refining and Marketing
Slide 7: Near Term Catalysts
7 ▪ Completion of commissioning Phase 1 of Aldersyde Refinery in Q3 2019 ▪ Technology has been further validated with wood waste being converted into renewable fuels ▪ Continuous Engineering and Design Improvements ▪ New improvements to the front-end of the process being installed Near Term ▪ Full-s
Slide 8: Completed R&D Phase
8 ▪ Over 200 upgrading technologies were reviewed Completed R&D ▪ A detailed evaluation on 22 technologies was performed Phase ▪ Selected technology that converts multiple feedstocks - sawdust, plastics, tires, construction debris and municipal organic and solid waste - into renewable diesel ▪ R&D b
Slide 9: Our Process
9 ▪ Proprietary Catalytic Thermal Depolymerization technology ▪ Simply put we use catalyst and heat to convert fibrous waste into renewable fuels ▪ Highlights of our process ▪ Patent pending on our process in USA and Canada Our Process ▪ Catalyst is in-house “intellectual property” and will never be
Slide 10: Operational Highlights
10 Completed ▪ Secured feedstock supply for entire production volume from Aldersyde Refinery ▪ Signed off-take agreement to sell all production ▪ $.13/liter Alberta Bio-Producers Grant Phase I Upgraded ▪ Modifications to design resulted in increase to projected capacity ▪ Output capacity now project
Slide 11: Next Phases
11 ▪ Phase 2 ▪ Continued upgrades of automation ▪ the addition of Material Recovery Equipment for multiple feedstocks Next Phases ▪ Increase productive capacity at Aldersyde to 2,000 l/h of renewable fuels ▪ Phase 3 ▪ Initiation of Joint Venture Refineries Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. Turning Waste I
Slide 12: Demand for Biodiesel in Canada
12 Diesel Consumed Biofuels Locations Blend % 2015 Required BC 4.0% 1,852 74 AB 2.0% 4,019 80 SK 2.0% 1,315 26 MB 2.0% 794 16 Demand for ON QC 2.0% 5,427 109 Biodiesel in Maritimes 0.0% 0.0% 3,177 1,140 0 0 Canada Territories 0.0% 178 0 Canada 2.0% 17,412 348 Total/Average 3.8% 17.4 Billion L/Y 653
Slide 13: Better Economics than Biodiesel
13 Cielo’s Traditional Biodiesel Renewable Diesel Production Cost/L $0.36 - $0.50 (Avg $0.43) $0.40 - $0.65 Feedstock Cost/L $0.80 - $1.14 (Avg $0.97) $0.05 - $0.10 Total Cost $1.16 - $1.64 (Avg $1.40) $0.45 - $0.75 Better Price in Edmonton $1.25/litre $1.55 - $1.80/litre* Economics than Source: Est
Slide 14: Benefits of First Plant in Aldersyde
14 ▪ Secured plant & land ▪ Commissioning of the first continuous flow refinery have Benefits of First begun. See photos on next slide. ▪ Improved modifications have Plant in resulted in a larger refinery than originally planned Aldersyde ▪ 2.45 acre site fully serviced with land use zoning in place
Slide 15: Aldersyde Plant
15 Aldersyde Plant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m44VPAjkwCA Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. Turning Waste Into Renewable Diesel
Slide 16: Recent Engineering Design Improvements
16 ▪ We have begun making improvements to the front-end of the process to allow for much higher waste volumes to be used in the feedstock. ▪ Pyrolysis process is being added to the front-end, will vaporize the Recent waste stream allowing for cleaner and higher carbon and hydrogen content in the fee
Slide 17: Next Milestones
17 Sale of current • With sulfur - fuels Completed Continuous • Commissioning complete flow achieved July, 2019 • Fabricate and Upgrades to Installation – Next Milestones Front End Fabricating now Sale of fuels • Without Sulfur Desulfurization • From existing fuels Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. Turnin
Slide 18: Next 3 years
FRONT END PHASE 1 START PHASE 2 Allows Continuous Flow Revenues Initiation of Phase 2 at Aldersyde 2019 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Next JV REFINERIES Nearing Completion JV REFINERIES Continued work JV REFINERIES Start Engineering for LAND PERMITS 2020 3 years of JVs on JVs GP, MH ,Brooks and Cal GP, MH, Cal & Broo
Slide 19: Recent MOUs
19 ▪ Cielo Recently Signed MOUs for a Potential Joint Ventures in Grande Prairie, Calgary, Medicine Hat and City of Brooks ▪ Highlights of potential terms of the joint venture agreements include: ▪ Joint Venture (JV) partners are responsible for 100% of the financing of the Project including land (r
Slide 20: Investment Highlights
20 ▪ Proven Technology – Millions of dollars and years spent on R&D (through various related companies), validation from multiple 3rd parties ▪ Currently in the commissioning phase of the first commercial refinery at Aldersyde ▪ Achieved first production and first sales of product ▪ Exclusive Licens
Slide 21: Investment Highlights
21 ▪ Little Canadian Competition– No major renewable diesel producers in Canada that can sell to this market ▪ Marketing Agreement – Completed with established Canadian marketer ▪ Permits – Municipal and Provincial Permits approved ▪ Tremendous Growth Potential – Rapidly growing global demand, faste
Slide 22: Contact Info
22 Operational Headquarters Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. Bridgeview Place II Suite 115, 5114-58 Street Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 2L8 Tel: (403) 348-2972 www.cielows.com Turning Waste Into High Contact Info Grade Renewable Fuels https://www.8020connect.com/gro CMC: CSE ups/cielo-waste-solutions-corp Dona
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