Versarien PLC · OTC:VRSRF
Versarien — Investor Presentation (November 2021)
31 slides from Versarien's investor presentation, November 2021
Slide 1: Investor Presentation: Improving the Environment Using Advanced Materials
Investor Improving Meeting the Environment Nov 2021 Using advanced materials
Slide 2: Disclaimer
The document attached hereto and the presentation of which it forms part (together the “Materials”) have been prepared by Versarien plc (“Versarien” or the “Company”). The Materials are confidential and personal to you and are furnished to you as background information to provide a basis for you, as
Slide 3: Summary and Intent: Mission
Summary and Intent To solve some of the world’s biggest Mission problems using the widest portfolio of 2d materials inc graphene Improved Reduction of Longer Life Reduced Recyclability Fossil-Based Maintenance Plastics Reduced Raw Enable Lightweighting Materials Bio-Based (cement, metals…) Products
Slide 4: Business Process
Business Process Collaboration Enquiry NDA Discussion Agreement Testing Iteration Regulation Order
Slide 5: Operations
Operations Graphene Non-Graphene Manchester Spain Ulster Research Research Testing Banbury Cambridge Longhope USA Research Production Commercial Westcott China South Korea Commercial Production
Slide 6: Longhope Graphene Production
Operations Longhope Graphene Production Brought forward plans for 10,000 sqft Move from Innovation Centre currently in construction that will feature a demonstrator floor featuring 2000 sqft graphene enhanced concrete with graphene to enhanced polypropylene fibres eliminating the 18,000 sqft need for
Slide 7: Financial highlights March 2021 and company history
Financial highlights 31 March 2021 Group revenue Adjusted LBITDA Loss before tax £6.6m £1.8m £8.1m (2020 £8.3m) (2020 £1.6m) (2020 £4.7m) Cash at 31 March 2021 Total Equity Monthly cash burn (pre Lanstead/IUK) £2.4m (2020 £1.7m) £16.5m (2020 £15.7m) £0.3m (2020 £0.2m) Our history 2010 2013 2014 2015
Slide 8: Carbon fibre developments: Introduction
S Carbon fibre Developments Introduction Mission Size of market To enable the adoption of Carbon Fibre in Transport Problem being solved Solution being proposed UK £4bn* Need to commercialise lower Graphene enhanced composites cost manufacturing, open up have shown clear advantages in new markets and
Slide 9: Carbon fibre: Technical
S Carbon fibre Developments Graphene enhanced carbon fibre reinforced plastics (G-CFRP) offer advantages that can be tuned to a Technical particular client need. 1. Mechanical - Improve mechanical strength by at least 10% ✅ 2. Visual - Surface quality to meet Lotus Paint specification LMS 110 Rev 3 ✅ 3
Slide 10: Carbon fibre: Sectors
S Carbon fibre Developments Sectors Airbus Graphene Flagship Westfield Lightweighting Lotus Lightweighting Commercial Project to show heated elements within a structure.
Slide 11: Construction: Introduction
C Construction Introduction Mission Size of market To reduce CO2 used in construction. Problem being solved Solution being proposed 24.7m tons Significant reduction in the amount of CO2 as a result of reducing the amount Graphene reinforced of Ready Mixed Concrete of cement used in Ready Mix whilst c
Slide 12: Construction: Opportunities and technical studies
C Construction Opportunities: Extend asset life by eliminating cracking etc Potential to use graphene enhanced recycled PP chopped Studies demonstrated that graphene concrete can: Improve compression strength +38% Improve flexural strength >14% - 45% Increase split tensile strength >15% Technical fibr
Slide 13: Construction: Commercial Sectors
C Construction Sectors ConcreteneTM Nationwide Engineering - powders working with the GEIC CementeneTM Inks working with other major producers Commercial Highways Non Government Body HS2 LEP’s and County Councils Flood Defences Printed concrete Rail Light, Quick Deployment, Flexible Design Buildings
Slide 14: Other Project Areas
Other Project Areas Wind Turbine Bases Flooring Screed Building House Raft Very Light Rail (VLR) Structures Water Industries Slipform Road/Runways
Slide 15: Polymers: Introduction
A Polymers Introduction Mission Size of market To reduce the amount of fossil fuel based plastics used Problem being solved Solution being proposed 3.3m* Reduction in the use and improvement in the recyclability of plastics particularly Graphene enhanced in packaging plastics and graphene Tonnes of
Slide 16: Polymers: Technical
A Polymers Plastic packaging accounts for 44% of plastic used in the UK, but 67% of plastic waste, and over 2 million tonnes of plastic packaging is used each year. The vast majority of this is made from new, rather than recycled plastic. Technical Versarien are examining the potential lightweightin
Slide 17: Polymers: Sectors
A Polymers Sectors Optical Wear Airway Medical Suction Unit Packaging Blow moulded Commercial (AMSU™) containers Coated films Blown films
Slide 18: Leisure: Introduction
L Leisure Introduction Mission Size of market To revolutionise the textile industry £5.8bn* Problem being solved Reduction in fossil fuel based polymers, improvement in performance, extension in lifetime of garments, improved recyclability and increased functionality Solution being proposed Printing
Slide 19: Leisure: Technical
L Leisure Technical Phase 1. Printing Phase 2. Yarns Phase 3. Wearables
Slide 20: Leisure: Sectors
L Leisure Sectors Commercial Clothing Clothing Clothing Civilian Military Specialist I.e. Olympic, Fire, Police
Slide 21: Elastomer: Introduction
E Elastomer Introduction Mission To improve the performance of tyres and rubbers, inc footwear Size of market Problem being solved Solution being proposed *Footwear to reach Reduction in fossil fuel based Graphene reinforced biomaterials a figure of polymers, improvement in and conventional elastomer
Slide 22: Elastomer: Technical
E Elastomer EV Tyre compounds Reduction in rolling resistance ~5% = greater range in electric vehicles and fuel efficiency in ICE vehicles. Technical Improved longevity – Abrasion significantly Footwear compounds improved with new graphene variant Tensile strength +50% Modulus +30% Elongation +20% Te
Slide 23: Elastomer: Sectors
E Elastomer Sectors Tyres Enso Footwear Vivo Footwear Flux Commercial Barefoot
Slide 24: A Global Company
A Global Company UK USA CHINA SOUTH KOREA SPAIN
Slide 25: USA
USA Number of Number of Number of active collaborative NDA’s projects agreements 22 14 5 Sectors Coating and Anticorrosion, Composites, Packaging/Bottling, Fabrics, Polymers, Elastomers, Thermal Transfer Fluids, Insulation Materials.
Slide 26: South Korea: Patents
South Korea >100+ Patents including 29 patent families Generally covering: Process Graphene Substrate Equipment Growth Pre-Treatment Post Transfer Devices Treatment Metal Removal
Slide 27: South Korea: Equipment commissioned
South Korea Equipment moved and commissioned Class 1000 clean room First samples made October 2021
Slide 28: Applications of hybrid materials
Applications of hybrid materials (G+NPs) •Pseudocapacitors Energy •Zn/air batteries Storage •Alkalyne Fuel Cells (AFC) •LiCs •Filters (air and water) Biocide materials •Textiles •Etc. •EMI shielding Screening •Reduction of IR signal •Gases •Humidity Sensoring •Biosensores •Others Coatings Conductive
Slide 29: Gnanomat, a company of Versarien PLC
Gnanomat, a company of Company founded in Versarien PLC 2014 and acquired by Versarien PLC in 2018. Located in Madrid (Spain) in Parque Científico de Madrid. Team of nine employees: 4 PhD, specialist in Energy Storage, advance materials and industrial engineering
Slide 30: Gnanomat technology and activities
Applications Products Commercialization Gnanomat SUPERCAPS Launch of different products (advanced materials of graphene technology Development of innovative asymmetric pseudocapacitor prototype. This technology is utilized combined with nanoparticles of metal and metal oxides with high added value).
Slide 31: Thank you
Monmouth Road Longhope Business Park Longhope, Gloucestershire GL17 0QZ United Kingdom Thank you neill.ricketts@versarien.co.uk