Gratomic Inc · TSXV:GRAT.H
Gratomic — Investor Presentation (July 2019)
26 slides from Gratomic's investor presentation, July 2019
Slide 1: Gratomic: The First Fully Integrated Graphene Company
GGRATOMIC The First Fully Integrated Pfaphene Comp y
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT Certain statements included in this presentation are forward looking statements within the meaning of Canadian securities laws, including the following statements regarding the Aukam property: the ability of Gratomic Inc. (“Gratomic Inc.” or the “Company”) to acquire additional
Slide 3: Gratomic plans to become a fully integrated graphite company
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Slide 4: Business Plan
BUSINESS PLAN • In the final 3-month expansion phase of the 20,000 tpa processing plant will enable Gratomic to produce graphite concentrates of 98.6% average. • Gratomic will be able to deliver a very rare and high quality graphite to both conventional markets and secure feed stock for its added va
Slide 5: Graphene properties and potential
IS alSo an excellent conductor of heat and fy amd has interesting light absorption Itis truly a material that could change the IGiWith Unlimited potential for integration in any industry. Source-Graphene Council
Slide 6: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Production capacity of Average grade of 37% 20,000 tonnes per annum Achievable grades of Rare vein graphite asset 98.6% carbon after processing Graphene processing technology Production cost C$141 Low capex Fully permitted Cash cost C$923,000 Significant resource C$295 potentia
Slide 7: World Graphite Market
WORLD GRAPHITE MARKET Current World Production Proposed Western Production 1.5 Mtpa 1.2 Mtpa • Vein graphite production for 2018 was a mere 4,000 tonnes • Vein graphite production has been on a sharp Proposed Lump decline since the 1930’s (30,000 tpa) making it Production one of the highest demand s
Slide 8: Aukam Project
AUKAM PROJECT NAMIBIA, AFRICA
Slide 9: Aukam Project
AUKAM PROJECT • High grade crystalline vein graphite project (37% C). • One of the only jurisdictions of viable vein graphite outside of Sri-Lanka. • Former producer (1940 to 1974) - selective mining of high grade resulted in graphitic material left in five available surface caches. • Visible graphi
Slide 10: Aukam license map legend
Legend SS Aukam Mine Synthetic Dextral Shear EPL 3895, 34075Ha EPL 6710, 35201.12Ha New EPL Application EPL Application 47,988 Ha EPL Application 24,359 Ha EPL of Gratomic Graphite CAG Ge 35 —=3 Kilometers
Slide 11: Mining License
MINING LICENSE Mining License Application On February 28th, 2019, the Company submitted an application for Mining License 215 (ML215). The License area falls within the proximity of the Aukam processing plant and the graphite bearing shear zone for a total of 5,002 hectares (ha). 11
Slide 12: Aukam Processing Plant
AUKAM PROJECT AUKAM PROCESSING PLANT %C 98.6% grade in cleaner concentrate average %C after flotation 99% Higher (>99.9%) concentrations can be achieved with secondary flotation Flotation Concentrate Cleaner Feed Grade Composite ID Concentrate (avg %C) (avg %C) AUK-C 1 18.6% 96.4% AUK-C 2 33.4% 95.3
Slide 13: Graphite occurrences at surface along shear zone
Graphite occurrences shown at surface between Aeolian cover within proximity of a dextral shear zone that hosts most of the graphite within the mining area. The Shear zone has been mapped over 15 linear km.
Slide 14: 43-101 Resource Drilling
43-101 RESOURCE DRILLING Drill Program Grid One With Geophysics Using its own drills the Company will be undertaking extensive resource drilling activities starting at the end of July 2019. The initial drilling program will drill 13,000 m of BQ core. The initial drill program will consist of 13,000m
Slide 15: Perpetuus
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Slide 16: Perpetuus graphene producer
Perpetuus is believed to be the world’s only producer of graphite derived graphenes with outputs independently verified for volumes and quality. • Semi-automatic, computer controlled for repeatability and tune-ability. • Robust and capable of processing most graphite derived nano- materials. • New p
Slide 17: Perpetuus Joint-Venture
PERPETUUS JOINT-VENTURE • Gratomic and Perpetuus entered into a collaborative agreement on March 5th, 2018. • The agreement calls for Gratomic to be the supplier of high-grade graphite concentrates and Perpetuus to supply operating expertise and contribute IP. • Gratomic has invested C$1.3 million i
Slide 18: Perpetuus DBD Plasma Process
Perpetuus Output Material – Graphene Input Material Graphite Stacks PERPETUUS DBD PLASMA PROCESS 18
Slide 19: Vertical Market
VERTICAL MARKET Graphenes derived from Aukam graphite provides enhanced device performance with new ranges of advanced materials. Higher Functionality Greater Flexibility Application Simplification Cost Effective Customization Measure contact force, Tires paints & coatings, isotactic pressure, Is pr
Slide 20: Gratomic's Enhanced Tires
GRATOMIC’S ENHANCED TIRES Currently testing graphite derived plasma processed graphenes with 5 major tire manufacturers - potential demand >5,000 tonnes p.a. Proven studies establish: • The use of graphene in inner liner compounds will reduce air permeability & help create a lighter tire. • Graphene
Slide 21: Reported Physical Properties
REPORTED PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Tires are superior to competitor market-leading TEST PROPERTIES PRESENT G+ SDP500-02 graphene tires Hardness (Shore A) 58 56 • 15% property elevation in elongation at break Elongation at Break 470 538 • 4% property elevation tensile strength Modulus (Mpa) • 46% property
Slide 22: Use of Proceeds
USE OF PROCEEDS Item Cost Expansion Capex C$923,000 The Company is currently doing a non-brokered private Drilling C$437,000 placement of up to C$2,500,000 consisting of 50,000,000 working capital units. The working capital unit is priced at Geophysics C$50,000 C$0.05 per share and one common share
Slide 23: Share Structure
SHARE STRUCTURE ISSUED & OUTSTANDING 168,678,739 WARRANTS 101,976,433 OPTIONS 16,250,000 FULLY DILUTED 286,905,172 23
Slide 24: Management & Directors
MANAGEMENT & DIRECTORS Sheldon Inwentash Arnoldus Brand EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN & CO-CEO CO-CEO & COO Mr. Inwentash, a resource sector entrepreneur, is Chairman and CEO, of ThreeD Mr. Brand, is a Namibian entrepreneur with 12 years of experience working on major Capital Inc., a Toronto based venture capi
Slide 25: Management & Directors
MANAGEMENT & DIRECTORS Steve Gray Bill Johnstone DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Mr. Gray has worked in the mining industry for 25 years since graduating with BSc. Mr. Johnstone has been a partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP since February of 2005 Geology from Carleton University of Ottawa. As a Professional Geoscien
Slide 26: Thank You for Reading
THANK YOU FOR READING Please feel free to contact us via your preferred method if you have any questions. +1 416-561-4095 abrand@gratomic.ca www.gratomic.ca Gratomic Inc. 130 Spadina Avenue, Toronto Ontario, M5V2L4 26