Powerhouse Ventures Ltd. · ASX:PVL

Powerhouse Ventures — Shareholder Meeting (December 2020)

19 slides from Powerhouse Ventures's shareholder meeting presentation, Dec 21, 2020

  1. Slide 1: Annual General Meeting 2020 Chairman's Presentation

    Powerhouse Ventures Limited Annual General Meeting 2020 Chairman’s Presentation

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda Well prepared for expansion • Update on portfolio • Australian expansion • Executing on our Business Model • Strong momentum for Science Commercialisation

  3. Slide 3: Portfolio - Pre-seed

    Portfolio Portfolio Company Company Fair Value Powerhouse amount Powerhouse Powerhouse Fair Value (NZ$’000) invested (NZ$’000) shareholding (%) (NZ$’000) (as at 30 June 2020 unless specified) Pre-seed CertusBio 1,555 366 23.53% 366 EdPotential 1,275 150 11.76% 0 Hapai 454 200 44.1% 230 1 Orbis 1,187

  4. Slide 4: Portfolio - Seed

    Portfolio Portfolio Company Company Fair Value Powerhouse amount Powerhouse Powerhouse Fair Value (NZ$’000) invested (NZ$’000) shareholding (%) (NZ$’000) (as at 30 June 2020 unless specified) Seed Auramer 3,124 250 12.68% - Avalia 5,397 460 9.68% - 2 Cirrus 10,251 150 5.9% 600 Fluent 344 570 15.39%

  5. Slide 5: Portfolio - Post-seed

    Portfolio Portfolio Company Company Fair Value Powerhouse amount Powerhouse Powerhouse Fair Value (NZ$’000) invested (NZ$’000) shareholding (%) (NZ$’000) (as at 30 June 2020 unless specified) Post-seed Croplogic 243 1,030 3.0% 0 Ferronova 4,026 631 17.1% 687 1,661 687

  6. Slide 6: Ferronova

    Ferronova Super-paramagnetic iron oxide nanoparticle (SPION) platform to improve surgical staging and therapy in solid tumour cancers Significant market opportunity and unmet need in complex cancers including the head and neck and gastrointestinal tract.

  7. Slide 7: 2020 Progress

    2020 Progress Completed $3.5m Series A Capital Raise Secured $826k BMTH3.0 Grant Funding Commenced and positive outcomes in first-in-human oral cancer trial

  8. Slide 8: 2020 Progress (con…)

    2020 Progress (con…) Pre-clinical validation in gastrointestinal indication Established US presence and appointed Chief Medical Officer Established systems for clinical trial manufacturing Strengthened board of directors Ferronova clinical trial manufacturing at GMP facility

  9. Slide 9: Setting the new standard in vision screening & testing for everyone

    SETTING THE NEW STANDARD IN VISION SCREENING & TESTING FOR EVERYONE © 2020 Objective Acuity Limited

  10. Slide 10: The first objective vision screening and testing platform

    The first objective vision screening and testing platform based on a functional vision measurement • Objective Acuity has developed objective vision tests replacing subjective tests that cannot be undertaken by young children, non-verbal people & several other groups of adults. • direct measurement

  11. Slide 11: Objective Acuity Vision Screening Test for young children

    Objective Acuity Vision Screening Test for young children • Current objective vision screening tests only assess the physical parameters of the eye 7X more accurate Objective Acuity can objectively measure how well a child is seeing Lower Cost Current tests are subjective and inaccurate in children

  12. Slide 12: The OAL Vision Screening Test – Setup

    The OAL Vision Screening Test – Setup 12

  13. Slide 13: Inhibit Coatings

    Inhibit Coatings Inhibit Coatings Limited produces leading edge antimicrobial coating using a unique silver nanoparticle functionalisation method that produces physically robust, Dr Eldon Tate Prof. Jim Johnston low-leaching and long lifetime antimicrobial coatings. CEO and Founder Founder and Direc

  14. Slide 14: Achievements this year

    Achievements this year • $1.5m capital raise January 2020 • May 2020 - $350K from NZ's COVID Innovation Acceleration Fund for development of antiviral coatings • October 2020 - Norman Barry Foundation Breakthrough Innovator Award at the 2020 KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards. • Jim Johnston

  15. Slide 15: Science Commercialisation Driving Economic Recovery

    Science Commercialisation Driving Economic Recovery Australia needs to diversify its economy to participate in the industries of the future by commercialising IP contained in our universities and research institutions PVL brings business skills with capital and commercialisation skills to universiti

  16. Slide 16: Working with research teams to identify emerging commercially compelling opportunities to

    Working with research teams to identify emerging commercially compelling opportunities to build companies that will attract latter stage investment capital to grow and win globally

  17. Slide 17: Science Commercialisation – Our role

    Science Commercialisation – Our role PVL targets well protected orphaned technologies in our research universities that is capable of providing a global competitive advantage • We work with the universities to establish the company to commercialise the research and accelerate those companies through

  18. Slide 18: Critical role of government

    Critical role of government Vital that the very early stage investment risk is reduced by Governments with non-dilutive capital and R&D investment support • Commercialising science benefits many beyond investors • employees • customers • competitors • universities and • Taxpayers • All advanced econ

  19. Slide 19: Key risks

    Key risks What are the key risks  Company’s investments are at an early-stage and carry of investing in the inherent risk Company?  Strategy risk  Concentration risk  Control or influence over Portfolio Companies

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