Slide 1: A Leading Biotechnology Company Commercialising Scalable Technology
For personal use only ASX:NC6 A LEADING BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY COMMERCIALISING SCALABLE TECHNOLOGY TO CREATE FIBRES AND FABRICS WITH MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT www.nanollose.com
Slide 2: Corporate Snapshot
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT For personal use only Nanollose Limited (ASX:NC6) is a leading biotechnology company, commercialising scalable technology to create fibres and fabrics with minimal environmental impact. The Company has developed Tree-Free nullarborTM fibre for clothing and textiles and nufoliumTM
Slide 3: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS For personal use only Nanollose is developing a scalable revolutionary technology to create Tree-Free fibres and fabrics, with minimal environmental impact. Collaboration Agreement with Grasim Industries (India), a world leader in rayon production, to accelerate development and
Slide 4: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS For personal use only Dr Wayne Best Executive Chairman • 40 years’ experience in organic chemistry and biotechnology, Fellow of the RACI, and Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. • PhD from UWA, 2 years at Imperial College (UK), a year at ANU (Canberra), foll
Slide 5: An Industry Problem
AN INDUSTRY PROBLEM For personal use only 150 million trees are chopped down annually to make cellulose-based fibres for textiles, a figure that is set to double in the next decade, making it commercially, environmentally and socially unsustainable. CURRENT FIBRES ARE FACING ENVIRONMENTAL & COMMERCI
Slide 6: The Nanollose Solution
THE NANOLLOSE SOLUTION For personal use only A WORLD FIRST TECHNOLOGY THAT TURNS LIQUID WASTE INTO RAYON FIBRES WITH MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT • Scalable and environmentally friendly technology to create Tree-Free fibres and fabrics with minimal environmental impact. • Directly addresses the indu
Slide 7: Production – Rayon vs Tree-Free Rayon
PRODUCTION – RAYON VS TREE-FREE RAYON For personal use only TRADITIONAL RAYON - PRODUCTION PROCESS 1 2 3 4 CURRENT FEEDSTOCK TREES CUT WOOD PULPING TREE-BASED RAYON FIBRE & CHIPPED PROCESS CELLULOSE TREES • Destruction of forests • Energy intensive • 12-18 year growth cycle • Hazardous chemicals • W
Slide 8: Advantages of Tree-Free Rayon
ADVANTAGES OF TREE-FREE RAYON For personal use only No Deforestation Nanollose’s fibres are made from a 100% natural, Tree-Free feedstock from waste. No Wood Pulping Process Nanollose’s fibres don’t require an energy and chemical intensive pulping process. 1st Target Market Low Energy Use Rayon Wool
Slide 9: Technology and Process Validated
For personal use only FERMENTATION OF TREE-FREE FIBRE & YARN CLOTHING ORGANIC WASTE CELLULOSE TECHNOLOGY AND The first wearable garment using nullarborTM Tree-Free rayon was manufactured using standard industrial PROCESS VALIDATED equipment, validating Nanollose’s waste-to-wear technology. 9
Slide 10: Clothing and Textiles – The Market – Rayon
CLOTHING AND TEXTILES For personal use only THE MARKET - RAYON Nanollose has developed Tree-Free nullarborTM fibre, a type of Rayon - a well established fibre currently derived from trees. 24% Grasim’s market share of Rayon production Rayon market forecasted Collaboration Agreement with Grasim Indus
Slide 11: Personal Wipes – The Market
TM For personal use only PERSONAL WIPES THE MARKET - PERSONAL WIPES Nanollose also developed nufoliumTM for nonwoven fibre applications, including personal wipes, a high growth market. 34% Of growth will originate from Europe Personal care wipe market Collaboration Agreement with Grasim Industries,
Slide 12: The Shift Has Already Begun
THE SHIFT HAS ALREADY BEGUN For personal use only Thirty fashion companies, including Chanel, Adidas and H&M have joined an initiative spearheaded by Kering Chief François-Henri Pinault, which focused on climate, biodiversity and oceans. Zara has announced that all of its collections will be made fr
Slide 13: Grasim Industries Collaboration Agreement
GRASIM INDUSTRIES COLLABORATION AGREEMENT For personal use only Collaboration Agreement announced 30 January 2020 with Grasim Industries Limited (Grasim), a company belonging to global conglomerate, Aditya Birla Group, one of the world’s largest Rayon manufacturers, to exclusively develop, and comme
Slide 14: Codi Group Collaboration Agreement
CODI GROUP COLLABORATION AGREEMENT For personal use only Collaboration Agreement with Codi Group, Europe’s leading producer of personal wipes, to develop a viable consumer wipe product, using Nanollose’s Tree-Free nufoliumTM nonwoven fibre. Codi’s extensive technical and commercial understanding, al
Slide 15: Strong International Interest
STRONG INTERNATIONAL For personal use only INTEREST Brands, retailers and manufacturers urgently seek sustainable alternatives to rayon and cotton. Nanollose has significant interest from major international clothing brands and super users of cellulose-based fibres. The Company is currently in discu
Slide 16: Peer Landscape
PEER LANDSCAPE For personal use only Uses existing Creates new Last funding Company fibre making cellulose Technology Concept Stage of Development Country Founded Listed round infrastructure from waste Production of tree-free cellulose Working with world’s Nanollose Australia 2014 $720k (2020) & ray
Slide 17: Commercialisation Strategy
COMMERCIALISATION STRATEGY For personal use only Commence Scale-up of Microbial Cellulose with Nanollose’s Chinese partner INCREASE Commence Pilot Production of Nullarbor fibre with an industrial partner • Scale production from kg to tonne quantities SUPPLY • Begin steps to produce and deliver 2-5 t
Slide 18: Newsflow Catalysts
NEWSFLOW CATALYSTS For personal use only Q3 2020 COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION TRIALS • Completion of production of 1 tonne of microbial cellulose (MC) Q4 2020 • Shipment of 1 tonne of MC to Grasim Industries R&D facility • Deliver larger commercial amounts of MC to Grasim for production trials • Optimise a
Slide 19: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER For personal use only This presentation has been prepared by Nanollose Limited and its related entities (the “Company”). It does not purport to contain all the information that a prospective investor may require in connection with any potential investment in the Company. You should not tr
Slide 20: Contact
CONTACT For personal use only Alfie Germano CEO / Managing Director Nanollose Limited alfie.germano@nanollose.com +61 (0) 411 244 477 Jane Morgan Investor Relations Advisor Jane Morgan Management jm@janemorganmanagement.com.au +61 (0) 405 555 618 20
Slide 21: Appendix
APPENDIX For personal use only https://www.theaustralian.com.au/life/style/its-a-natural-fit/news-story/09cfec4a7ff691b18cea59ad9d09a77a 21
Slide 22: For personal use only
For personal use only https://www.forbes.com/sites/igorbosilkovski/2020/04/13/to-satisfy-skyrocketing-demand-for-wet-wipes-amid-covid-19-this-under-30-alum-repurposed-his-factorys-core- business/#27ef68f97648 22
Slide 23: Brief History of Fibre Production
BRIEF HISTORY OF FIBRE PRODUCTION For personal use only POLYESTER / NYLON / ACRYLIC – Discovered in 1926 1941 – British scientists patented polyethylene terephthalate and produced Terylene, the first synthetic fibre. 1946 – DuPont purchased legal rights and in 1950 produced the polyester fibre, Dacr