Ibc Advanced Alloys Corp. · TSXV:IB
Ibc Advanced Alloys — Investor Presentation (August 2020)
23 slides from Ibc Advanced Alloys's investor presentation, August 2020
Slide 1: Mission Critical Alloys
Mission Critical Alloys TSX-V: IB | OTCQB: IAALF
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS TSX-V: IB | OTCQB: IAALF This Presentation contains “forward-looking statements” and “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws, which are referred to collectively as “forward-looking information”. Forward-looking information in
Slide 3: Who We Are: Transforming the World Through Mission-Critical Alloys
WHO WE ARE Mission Critical Alloys Transforming the World IBC Advanced Alloys makes Through Mission-Critical Alloys mission-critical beryllium metal alloys that few companies in the world are able to produce. Our metallurgists, engineers, and skilled craftsmen produce parts for use in U.S. defense s
Slide 4: Who We Are
WHO WE ARE Mission Critical Alloys Learn about the people, products and mission of IBC in this short video. 4
Slide 5: At a Glance
AT A GLANCE Mission Critical Alloys We are a leading supplier of high-performance Stock Information (as of August 20, 2020) Who We Are beryllium-aluminum cast components, specialty Share Price C$0.165 copper, and other alloys for global markets. TSX-V:IB 90-Day Avg. Daily Volume 32,846 Inception 200
Slide 6: Why IBC Is Unique
WHY IBC IS UNIQUE Mission Critical Alloys PRODUCTS ARE EXPERTISE IN HIGH BARRIERS US FACTORIES MACRO TRENDS MISSION CRITICAL STRATEGIC ALLOYS TO ENTRY WITH GLOBAL DRIVING GROWTH REACH IBC produces mission- We are experts in Very few companies Our U.S.-based Global macro trends critical alloys that h
Slide 7: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Mission Critical Alloys IBC is one of only two companies in the world known to produce aerospace-grade beryllium-aluminum direct investment castings for defense and civilian markets. Among IBC’s customers are Lockheed-Martin, Raytheon, BAE, General Dynamics-Electric Boat Divisi
Slide 8: IBC Operating Divisions
IBC OPERATING DIVISIONS Mission Critical Alloys Produces high-performance beryllium-aluminum components. (BeralcastÒ) used in commercial and military applications, including the F-35, F/A-18, Engineered advanced satellites Materials & semiconductor manufacturing systems. (28% of Revenue)1 Copper Man
Slide 9: IBC Operating Facilities
IBC OPERATING FACILITIES Mission Critical Alloys Franklin, Indiana Forging, Heat Treating, Ring Rolling, Machining Wilmington, Massachusetts Engineered Materials Corp. (Beralcast®) Royersford, New Madrid, Pennsylvania Missouri Casting Casting 9
Slide 10: The Power of Beryllium
THE POWER OF BERYLLIUM Mission Critical Alloys Rare metal with unique characteristics o Excellent thermal conductivity o Weight by weight, stiffer than steel o Second lightest metal (after lithium) o High melting point with excellent thermal conductivity Used as pure metal or an alloy with copper or
Slide 11: Industries We Serve
INDUSTRIES WE SERVE Mission Critical Alloys Aerospace Defense Automotive Oil & Gas Resistance Welding Cast components and Weapons, imaging systems, Injection Mold Inserts, Die Directional Drilling Components, Welding Wheels, Gun Arms, sub-structural parts optical targeting Casting Equipment Rings, B
Slide 12: Select Customers
SELECT CUSTOMERS Mission Critical Alloys 12
Slide 13: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mission Critical Alloys Mark Smith, P.E. Geoffrey Hampson Mike Jarvis Simon Anderson CEO & Chairman Mr. Hampson has founded and Mr. Jarvis has extensive financial and Simon Anderson came to the IBC Mr. Smith has 38+ years of financed numerous successful management expertise, inclu
Slide 14: Senior Management
SENIOR MANAGEMENT Mission Critical Alloys Mark Smith, P.E. Toni Wendel Mark Wolma Ben Rampulla Rajeev Jain Jim Sims CEO & Chairman CFO President, Copper President, Vice President of Director of Public & Alloys Engineered Sales Investor Relations Materials 14
Slide 15: Recent Development and Trends
Recent Development and Trends 15
Slide 16: Strategic Growth Initiatives
Increase sales through higher rates of order capture and by leveraging recently expanded production Strategic capacity and manufacturing capabilities. Growth Grow gross margins by reducing OPEX, addressing constraints, utilizing former waste streams, and Initiatives strengthening manufacturing effic
Slide 17: EMC Material Division
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS & TRENDS Mission Critical Alloys EMC maintains significant advantages over our main EMC competitor in beryllium-aluminum markets. Material Orders from defense and commercial markets are Division rising. Lockheed business expected to grow, including additional Be-Al parts for the
Slide 18: Copper Alloys Division
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS & TRENDS Pre-COVID 19 sales were trending strongly Copper upward. Alloys Capital improvements are driving new orders Division and allowing IBC to capture value-added work not previously performed. New middle management positions added to strengthen our bench and skill set. 18
Slide 19: New Capital Equipment Driving New Orders
New Capital Equipment Driving New Orders Copper Alloys’ new CNC vertical lathe expands our ability to capture value-added work not previously performed on site. We can competitively bid finish work performed on our rough forgings such as this casting mold. 19
Slide 20: New Capital Equipment Driving New Orders
New Capital Equipment Driving New Orders Our new CNC bridge mill improves our efficiency on existing work with additional capability to mill, drill and tap specialized products for customers. 20
Slide 21: Ramp Up of Lockheed's F-35 Production
Ramp Up of Lockheed’s F-35 Production IBC’s production of investment cast beryllium- aluminum parts for Lockheed’s F-35 aircraft is expected to grow as the production ramp accelerates for completed F-35 planes. Source: Lockheed 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Slide 22: Production of Be-Al Parts for Satellites
Production of Be-Al Parts for Satellites Production of beryllium-aluminum cast parts for a satellite manufacturer continues to ramp up. This rapidly growing sector has a significant need for components that must operate in the extreme environment of space, and the beryllium alloy parts that we make
Slide 23: Contact
For More Information IBCAdvancedAlloys.com Contact Jim Sims, IBC Investor Relations jim.sims@ibdadvancedalloys.com CONTACT 23
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