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PV Nano Cell — Investor Presentation (April 2018)

24 slides from PV Nano Cell's investor presentation, April 2018

  1. Slide 1: Dr. Fernando de la Vega, CEO, April 2018

    Dr. Fernando de la Vega CEO April 2018

  2. Slide 2: Sicrys Game Changer in Electronics

    Sicrys™ Game Changer in Electronics Digitally Printed Electronics in Mass Production April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confidential 2

  3. Slide 3: Safe Harbor

    Safe Harbor This presentation contains forward-looking statements. All statements other than statements of historical fact contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by words such as “believe,” “continue,” “estimate,” “an

  4. Slide 4: A New Era of Electronics

    A New Era of Electronics PV Nano Cell (PVN) enabling Digital Printing in circuitry manufacturing In the early 1990’s Digital Printing (Ink Jet) revolutionized the Graphic Arts Industry a $188b market today! Can we imagine life WITHOUT digital printing - inkjet printers? April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd

  5. Slide 5: The Next Digital Revolution is Here!

    A New Era of Electronics PV Nano Cell (PVN) enabling Digital Printing in circuitry manufacturing The Next Digital Revolution is Here! 2018’th PV Nano Cell Sicrys™ inks enabling Digital Mass Production Printing in electronics. An additive mass production manufacturing process. PVN Sicrys™ Inks Digita

  6. Slide 6: Additive Digital Manufacturing Impact Example

    Additive Digital Manufacturing Impact example PVN Sicrys™ inks enable NEW ELECTRONICS 20 years after same production technologies • Flexible electronics • Customized electronics • Thinner and denser electronics • Cheaper and cleaner production • New electronics April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confid

  7. Slide 7: Manufacturing Electronic Devices - Today

    Manufacturing Electronic Devices - Today Analog Technologies - Long Expensive Setup and limited performance: Photolithography • Etching - Photolithography – Multi step process. – Hazardous wastes. – Expensive capex. – Substrate limited. • Screen Printing Screen Printing – Contact printing. – Expensi

  8. Slide 8: Additive Digital Manufacturing Challenges

    Additive Digital Manufacturing Challenges Key Problems Identified: – Conductive inks • Inks are not compatible with mass production process (stability and throughput). • Inks are expensive. • No commercially viable copper ink available. – Companies investing in the space include NovaCentrix, Harima,

  9. Slide 9: Market Opportunity - TAM

    Market Opportunity - TAM A printer is only as good as the ink put into it! TAM – high growing markets Total > $100B (estimated) Market US$B market in 2022 Comments PCB 73 Fully printed PCB 6 Only conductive patterns Embedded passive 20 Capacitors and resistors components IoT (antennas) 0.5 Only meta

  10. Slide 10: PVN's Solution: Sicrys Inks

    PVN’s Solution: Sicrys™ Inks  Sicrys™ a platform technology mass production enabler single crystal Nano metal particles inks Cu [111] Copper Nano Particles Cu [111]  30 – 80 nm (D50) nano particles.  Silver and Copper. Silver Nano Particles  Lower cost advantage.  Higher stability & shelf life.

  11. Slide 11: Copper versus Silver - Low Costs

    Copper versus Silver – Low Costs A must for mass production • Silver Inks – most common metal for conductive inks. • Copper Inks - High barrier to make. Silver Metal Price Copper Metal Price $514 kg $7.2/kg Dec. 17 2017 Dec. 17 2017 http://www.lbma.org.uk/pricing-and-statistics http://www.lme.com/en

  12. Slide 12: Integrated Business Model

    Integrated Business Model to solve high entrance barrier PVN Complete Solution Approach PVN & Printer producers SicrysTM Printers PVN Inks & “razor/razorblade” Process printers, equipment and process Application DigiFlex/PVN Integrated Prototype, Customer Design R&D printers Printed Electronics dedi

  13. Slide 13: PVN Provides the Complete Solution from Design to Mass Production

    PVN Provides the Complete Solution from Design to Mass Production  Integrated  Conductive Inks  Mass Production Prototyping, Design and R&D Printer  Silver & Copper Printer  Soon dielectric, Solutions Dedicated to Printed electronics other inks  Unique “one shop” printers for multi layer/multi

  14. Slide 14: Sicrys Inks are working

    Sicrys™ Inks are working Mass production applications (beta sites): Printed Electronics IoT / IoE  Flexible and customized electronics Printing for mobile phones  Printed Circuit Boards (PCB)  Antenna –  Touch screens Printers from Printers from CleanTech 3D Printing Photovoltaic (PV) metallizat

  15. Slide 15: Sicrys Inks are working: Supply agreements

    Sicrys™ Inks are working Supply agreements: ~ $700,000 for 2018-2019. up to ~ $ 2.5M by end of 2019. first razor/razorblade printer installed. Additional in the pipe line…. April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confidential 15

  16. Slide 16: Sicrys Inks are working

    Sicrys™ Inks are working Antennas for mobile phones PCB & One layer 70 µm width patterns SMT soldered components 4 layer PCB, inner layers printed Touch screen Photovoltaics Coil Capacitor (70 µm width, 70µm pitch) April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confidential 16

  17. Slide 17: Management Team & PVN

    Management Team & PVN Dr. Fernando de la Vega Eyal Shpilberg Founder, CEO & Director COO  Entrepreneur with more than 30 years industrial management experience.  Over 30 years industrial experience, CEO of technology based companies  PhD in Applied Chemistry from The Hebrew University. and Corpor

  18. Slide 18: Competitive Landscape

    Competitive Landscape High Throughput Some competitors: High Stability Sicrys™ Novacentrix (USA) – water based silver inks, up to 40% metal, not stable, expensive, Copper ink is a precursor ink (not copper metal), only for their Force pulse sintering method, not suitable for thick patterns. Silver C

  19. Slide 19: Competitive Landscape, Sicrys Advantages

    Competitive Landscape, Sicrys™ Advantages • Competitive with screen printing pastes. • 24/7 printing, high throughput compatible. • Greater stability – over 1 year. • Enhanced electrical and printing properties. • Unique products. • Sicrys™ production process – 2 t/year (20 t/year): – Scaled up (Low

  20. Slide 20: Intellectual Property

    Intellectual Property – Patents granted in: • USA (9,556,350), • Russia (RU 2593311), • China (CN 103282969) • Japan (JP 6067573).  Copper WO PCT/1B2015/051536 (WO2015132719) – National phase.  Silver WO PCT/US2011/063459 (WO2012078590) – National phase. • PVN joint patent submitted with TAU: IP N

  21. Slide 21: Summary

    Summary • 2018 Commercial quantities revenues. • Focus in The Digital Revolution in Mass Production of electronics. • Developed high tech Nano technology, “green”, cost efficient, proven scalability. • Proprietary, Patented (PVN owned IP), Unique products: solar cells and copper inks. • Experienced

  22. Slide 22: Thank you!

    Thank you! Join us to make a difference in the world! For more information, please contact: fernando@pvnanocell.com Corporate Contact: 8 Hamasger st. P.O. Box 236 Migdal Ha’Emek, 2310102 Israel http://www.pvnanocell.com/ Phone: +972-4-6546881 Fax: +972-4-6546880 April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confi

  23. Slide 23: Study on Sicrys Silver Inks: Fujifilm

    Study on SicrysTM Silver Inks: Fujifilm April 2018 © PV Nano Cell Ltd . Confidential 23

  24. Slide 24: Study on Sicrys Silver Inks: M-SOLV

    Study on SicrysTM Silver Inks: M-SOLV The printing stability of PV Nano Cell Sicrys™ I50TM-119 silver nanoparticle ink was determined by printing continuously for 17 hours a day for a total period of 4 days and checking test prints at regular intervals. Also a “vibration test” was performed using re

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