Neo Battery Materials Ltd · TSXV:NBM

Neo Battery Materials — Investor Presentation (April 2025)

30 slides from Neo Battery Materials's investor presentation, April 2025

  1. Slide 1: The New Paradigm of High-Capacity Batteries with Silicon

    TSXV: NBM | OTC: NBMFF | April 2025 The New Paradigm of High-Capacity Batteries with Silicon

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer: Forward-Looking Statements

    Disclaimer: Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of the applicable securities legislation. All information contained herein that is not clearly historical in nature may constitute forward-looking information. Generally, such forward-l

  3. Slide 3: The Future Is Electric

    THE FUTURE In the business of making IS ELECTRIC batteries run longer, charge faster, and cheaper with Silicon With the onset of electrification, global industries rely on innovations or a “New Paradigm” of high- performance battery materials to accelerate the rapid transition. NEO Battery Materials

  4. Slide 4: Why Invest?

    Why Invest? is the Forerunner for Cost-Effective, Long-Lasting Battery Technology NBMSiDE® - Silicon Anode Material  Low-Cost Manufacturing – Proprietary energy-efficient process enables Average Cost-Savings of >60%  Performance Innovation – Industry-Leading battery capacity with high cycling stab

  5. Slide 5: Recent Key Developments

    Recent Key Developments Milestones Achieved & Plans Executed for Silicon Anode Commercialization Operations Oct. 2024 1st JDA with • Established Advanced Agreements Fortune 500 Nov. 2024 Company Strategic MOU towards Commercialization with Linde Korea (NASDAQ: LIN) • Secured Prominent Battery Indust

  6. Slide 6: Leadership with Proven Track-Record

    Leadership with Proven Track-Record Highly Qualified Personnel from Battery Industry, Finance, Government & Academia Spencer Huh Seok Hyung Lee Also From: Director, President & Independent Director Chief Executive Officer Dr. Dongmok Whang Kenneth Hoffman Independent Director, Independent Director L

  7. Slide 7: Introduction: Lithium-Ion Batteries & Anodes

    Introduction: Lithium-Ion Batteries & Anodes 7

  8. Slide 8: Problem with Lithium-Ion Batteries

    Problem with Lithium-Ion Batteries 1. Limited Capacity Problem: Graphite “Range Anxiety” Separator 2. Slow Charging Cathode Li Anode Nickel Impatient with Cobalt Li Manganese Graphite Long Charging Times Aluminum Iron Li Phosphate Li 3. High Cost Need Competitive Prices Electrolyte 8

  9. Slide 9: Introduction to Si-Based Anode Materials

    Introduction to Si-Based Anode Materials Anode Material Technological Growth & Trend Present Present to Near Future Future Graphite Graphite + Silicon Pure 100% Silicon 360 mAh/g 400 ~ 1,200 mAh/g > 2,500 mAh/g Reversible capacity Si 5% ~ 50% Image Source: Hi Research, Gan et al., Phys, U.S. Researc

  10. Slide 10: Solution: Integrate Silicon with Graphite

    Solution: Integrate Silicon with Graphite Solution: Silicon Ultra-Fast Charging 9x More Capacity $ Cost Reduction The Silicon Benefit 10% 30 - 60% Increase in Anode Capacity Silicon Added 20 - 40% Decrease in Weight Image Source: Tesla Battery Day 10

  11. Slide 11: Critical Problem of Silicon Anodes

    Critical Problem of Silicon Anodes Volume Expansion-Induced Pulverization Lithiation Many Cycles Unstable SEI Layer Growth +Li+ Many Cycles Many Cycles Delamination 11

  12. Slide 12: Silicon Anode: Technology Options

    Silicon Anode: Technology Options Different Methodologies to Resolve Volume Expansion Problem NBMSiDE® Silicon Composite- Silicon/Carbon Silicon Oxide Silicon Polymer-Coated Nanocoated Carbide Composite (SiOx) Nanoparticles Si Nanoparticles Metal Silicon Performance Levels High Mid Low Silicon Silic

  13. Slide 13: Silicon Anode Market

    Silicon Anode Market The Only Short & Mid-Term Solution to Boost Battery Capacity Market Size Growth per Value Chain Component Global/U.S. Silicon Anode Market Size & Demand Forecast 54% Global CAGR 71% U.S. CAGR Implementation Issues 1. Volume 2. Expensive 3. High-Cost Expansion Manufacturing Input

  14. Slide 14: NBMSiDE - NBM Technology Advantage

    NBMSiDE® - NBM Technology Advantage 14

  15. Slide 15: NBMSiDE: Manufacturing Advantage

    NBMSiDE®: Manufacturing Advantage >60% Cost Reduction through NEO’s Transformative Material & Process Silicon  Energy-Efficient & Carbon-Friendly NBMSiDE® Raw Material Silicon Anode  Room Temperature & No Complex Processing Coated Silicon Mixing/Milling Nanocoating Silicon 11 IPs 40 to >70% Low Is

  16. Slide 16: NBMSiDE Characteristics – In Comparison

    NBMSiDE Characteristics – In Comparison NBMSiDE® SiOx Si-C Metallurgical Grade Silicon Silicon Oxide Silane (Gas) Raw General Polymers Silicon (Nano) Porous Carbons Materials General Solvents High-Purity Metal Catalysts *Carbon Composite Vaporization / Pyrolysis Pulverization Catalytic Vacuum (Carbo

  17. Slide 17: Silicon Anode: Cost Comparison

    Silicon Anode: Cost Comparison Estimated Competitor Price & Capacity Silicon Carbon (Si-C) NBMSiDE® Price & Capacity >80 USD/kg ~1,450 mAh/g Silicon Silicon Silicon Oxide (SiOx) Robust Polymer Nanometer-Thick Coating >60 USD/kg ~1,300 mAh/g Composite-Nanocoated Silicon Silicon Nanowire (SiNW) >60% C

  18. Slide 18: Commercialization Keyword: Coulombic Efficiency

    Commercialization Keyword: Coulombic Efficiency Critical Threshold for Commercialization: How Much Lithium Ions Kept Alive During Charge/Discharge When Cathode Capacity = 100 mAh/g, CE=100%, The Gate to Full Cell Operation Full Cell Capacity at Nth Cycle = 100 x (Anode CE)N (mAh/g)  Representative

  19. Slide 19: P100: Well-Controlled Precursor for Coating

    P100: Well-Controlled Precursor for Coating 120 16 200 nm 1 µm NBM P100 [Initial Dischg 2388 mAh/g, ICE 87.0%] 14 Size Controllable Bare Si [Initial Dischg 2176 mAh/g, ICE 68.2%] Volume Density(%) 12 Capacity Retention (%) 100 10 8 6 80 100.0 4 2 Coulombic Efficiency (%) 99.5 NBM P100 0 60 99.0 0.01

  20. Slide 20: P200 (2023): Development of Coating Tech

    P200 (2023): Development of Coating Tech Concept Schematic Design with Surface Polarity Control Enhancement on Polarity of Surface / Increased Adhesion on Silicon-Polymer Interface 3000 P200 (II)_Additives Specific Capacity (mAh/g) 2500 P200_Reference 2000 Additives 1500 1000 0 10 20 30 40 50 Cycle

  21. Slide 21: P300 (2024): Two-Way Coating Method

    P300 (2024): Two-Way Coating Method P300 100  High Capacity (~2,800mAh/g) Coulombic Efficiency (%) 98 96  High Cycling CE (~99.5%) High ICE (>88.0%) 94  92  Polymeric Layer Protection 90 First Method 0 10 20 30 40 50 Cycle Number P200 100 Coulombic Efficiency (%) 98  Stable Cycling CE 96  Ease

  22. Slide 22: P300N (2025): Composite Layer Coating

    P300N (2025): Composite Layer Coating • Strengthened Composite Layer Coating Network P300N • Additives: Enhancing Conductivity, Supporting Polymer Matrix • Simple, Feasible & Cost-Effective Process • Ease-to-Scale-Up For Mass Production First Method Performance Implication AVG: 99.8%  Exceptional,

  23. Slide 23: Commercialization Plans

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  24. Slide 24: Next Steps: Larger-Scale Battery Testing

    Next Steps: Larger-Scale Battery Testing Industry-Standard Validation Pathway 1. Coin Half-Cell 2. Coin Full-Cell 3. Single-Layer 4. Multi-Layer (Anode-Only) (Cathode & Anode) Full-Cell Full-Cell Completed with Highest In Progress with Graphite- Planned and In Preparation for Performance Achieved Fi

  25. Slide 25: 5-Pillared Strategy for GTM

    5-Pillared Strategy for GTM Pursuing 5-Pillared Strategy as a Safe, Prudent & Fast Route-to-Commercialization Pillar 2 Advancing Evaluations with Partners Pillar 1 Pillar 3 Expanding Best- Battery Supply Performance Chain Network R&D Optimization Safe Prudent Fast Pillar 5 Pillar 4 Pursuing Value- S

  26. Slide 26: NBM Silicon Anode Global Expansion Plan

    NBM Silicon Anode Global Expansion Plan Aims to Become Among the Top 10 Suppliers of Silicon Anode Materials CA. NEO Battery Materials KR. NBM Korea Co. Construct Phase I 240 Ton Plant in Scaling to 20,000 KG Pilot Capacity Windsor, Ontario with with Planned 5K Ton Final Capacity 5K Ton Expansion Ca

  27. Slide 27: Commercial Plant Phased Expansion

    Commercial Plant Phased Expansion Phase Expansion Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV Timeline Maximum Annual Production 240 TPA 1,000 TPA 2,500 TPA 5,000 TPA Capacity (in tonnes per annum) 11 Acres 1.7M – 3.3M Secured for Silicon Anode Production # of EVs Supplied at Phase IV Capacity 80K – 160K ~1

  28. Slide 28: 2025/26 Strategic Goals & Key Catalysts

    2025/26 Strategic Goals & Key Catalysts Anticipated Milestones to Advance into Next Stages of Commercializing Tech Technology Partnerships Commercialization a. Equipment Integration for a. Securing Advanced Production Expansion of Agreements, Including a. Scale-Up to 20 P-300N Joint Development, Ton

  29. Slide 29: Share Performance & Structure

    Share Performance & Structure Financial Overview (as of April 30, 2025) Current Share Price $ 0.66 52-Week Low $ 0.06 52-Week High $ 1.10 Basic Shares 119,157,756 Outstanding Warrants 12,260,835 Options 11,195,000 Fully Diluted Shares 142,613,591 Outstanding Market Capitalization $ 78.64M (Basic) Ma

  30. Slide 30: For More Information

    For More Information: Website: www.neobatterymaterials.com Address: 10th Floor, 4711 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M2N 6K8 Email: info@neobatterymaterials.com

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