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Volt Carbon Technologies — Shareholder Meeting (April 2025)

23 slides from Volt Carbon Technologies's shareholder meeting presentation, Apr 15, 2025

  1. Slide 1: 2025 AGM Agenda – April 15, 2025

    2025 AGM Agenda – April 15, 2025  Welcome & Commencement of Formal AGM  Highlights and Trends of 2023 & 2024  PDAC Investor Presentation  Highlights from PDAC  Tribute to Orlando Siciliano 1

  2. Slide 2: 2024 Highlights

    2024 Highlights Cycle Life Milestones for 3 Battery Technologies: Li-metal / Iron Phosphate: Achieved over 1,100 charge cycles with 78.5% capacity retention Li-metal / NMC: Achieved over 800 charge cycles Li-metal / BMLMP (with C4V): Achieved over 500 charge cycles Patent Granted: U.S. patent for Vo

  3. Slide 3: Yearly Expenses

    Yearly Expenses 3 This slide contains extractions of the financial statements to show yearly expenditures, Please refer to financial statements for further details

  4. Slide 4: Volt Carbon Assets

    Volt Carbon Assets 4 This slide contains extractions of the financial statements to show Assets, Please refer to financial statements for further details

  5. Slide 5: Revenue FY 2022-2024

    Revenue FY 2022-2024 5 This slide contain trends extractions from the financial statements to show Assets, Please refer to financial statements for further details

  6. Slide 6: Government Funding

    Government Funding 6 This slide contain trends extractions from the financial statements to show Assets, Please refer to financial statements for further details

  7. Slide 7: Driving Sustainable Innovations in Mining and Energy Storage

    Driving Sustainable Innovations in Mining and Energy Storage PDAC Corporate Forum for Investors 2025 TSX-V: VCT, OTCQB: TORVF

  8. Slide 8: Forward-Looking Statement

    Forward-Looking Statement DISCLAIMER This Investor Presentation is not to be considered an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, securities, as such offerings may only be made by way of exemptions from prospectus requirements and only in those jurisdictions where such securities may b

  9. Slide 9: Novel Graphite Separation

    Novel Graphite Separation Pioneering sustainable graphite purification +20M Flake Graphite using dry separation technology Lowest carbon footprint with no water usage, outperforming traditional mining methods Mineral Processing Agreements in place for supply of graphite - lowers risk Expanding into

  10. Slide 10: Solid UltraBattery – Guelph, Ontario

    Solid UltraBattery – Guelph, Ontario Commissioned in 2021, Advancing next- generation solid-state battery technology for commercialization Proprietary lithium-metal battery solutions tailored for automotive, aerospace, and energy storage Strategic partnerships with leading research institutions & in

  11. Slide 11: Next Step - Battery Plant Expansion to Megawatt Factory

    Next Step - Battery Plant Expansion to Megawatt Factory  Buildout of Phase 1 Completed in 2021  Future Raise of 3M to transform Guelph plant into a Mega factory. 1 The plant will produce battery products that generate revenue.  Solid UltraBattery is actively pursuing partnerships and licensing op

  12. Slide 12: Cell Chemistry and Battery Minerals

    Cell Chemistry and Battery Minerals Charge is converting electrical energy directly to chemical energy. Discharge is converting chemical energy directly Graphite for Anodes to electrical energy. 1 Patent Granted (US) 1 Patent Pending Cathode Options 1. High Nickel NMC811 2. Lithium Iron Phosphate Se

  13. Slide 13: Comparison of Leading Listed Competitor

    Comparison of Leading Listed Competitor Performance Leading Competitor Our Technology1 Requirements Cycle Life ✓ >800 cycles ✓✓ >1000 cycles Energy ✓ 350-450 Wh/kg ✓ 350-450 Wh/kg ✓ 75% Capacity @ -20C ✓✓ >90% Capacity @ -20C Low Temp X 0% Capacity @ -60C ✓✓ 50% Capacity @ -60C 1 Estimates and resul

  14. Slide 14: Graphite - The Opportunity

    Graphite - The Opportunity 28% of an EV battery is Unprecedented Growth Graphite in Forecast (GWh) Humanoid Robotics Graphite 14

  15. Slide 15: Sustainable Graphite Advantage

    Sustainable Graphite Advantage Volt Carbon Process: y Electricity Graphite Concentrate Quarry Extraction Saleable tailing Byproducts Be + Iron a * Caco, & & + Silica’ Portable Processing Equipment Electricity wenn i & A ry laste Mgm’ Traditional Process: mer al Reagents | Fossil Fuels j = = = os pes

  16. Slide 16: The Volt Carbon Graphite Advantage

    The Volt Carbon Graphite Advantage Low Oxidation = Superior Stability Preserves Natural Flake Structure – Avoids mechanical damage from flotation. +30 Mesh Screen Slower Oxidation Rates – Enhances performance in high-temperature applications. (Berkwood) High Thermal Stability – Ideal for lithium-ion

  17. Slide 17: Volt’s Dry Separation Method: Differentiators

    Volt’s Dry Separation Method: Differentiators Volt's Dry Separation is: Volt's Advantage 92%-98% Carbon purity Equal to current flotation methods $80-$150 Cost Per Ton Lower vs. $560-$2049 from Competition Highly Sought Low Oxidation graphite Better battery performance & stability Quarry: 0.5 - 2 ye

  18. Slide 18: Large Flake Graphite

    Large Flake Graphite Percentage of Total (%) Mesh Size Distribution & Pricing 40 $3,000 35 $2,500 30 $2,000 25 20 $1,500 +30M Flake Graphite 15 $1,000 10 $500 5 0 $0 10-20 Super Jumbo 20-30 Jumbo 30-40 XX-Large 40-48 X-Large 48-80 Large 80-150 Medium-Small Graphite Mesh Size Volts Dry Separation rec

  19. Slide 19: Preliminary Carbon Credit Feasibility Study

    Preliminary Carbon Credit Feasibility Study Category Traditional Process Volt's Dry Separation 75KTons/Year example Greenhouse 99% reduction Up to 1.0M tons of CO₂e Gas Up to 13.7 kg CO₂e/kg 0.123–0.15 kg CO₂e/kg reduction per year 100% reduction Up to 5.625 Billion Litre Water Usage Up to 75L/kg 0

  20. Slide 20: Graphite - Potential Cost Models

    +30M Flake Graphite (Berkwood) Graphite - Potential Cost Models  Management estimates that a 50/50% profit arrangement can gross $1000 to $1200 per ton of Graphite for Volt based on the quality and size of the flake graphite.1  By way of example, taking the existing GEM agreement into consideratio

  21. Slide 21: PDAC 2025 Highlights – Bill Pfaffenberger

    PDAC 2025 Highlights – Bill Pfaffenberger 21

  22. Slide 22: In Memory of Orlando Siciliano

    In Memory of Orlando Siciliano Receiving of Berkwood Sample (27 ton) July 2023 22

  23. Slide 23: Thank You Questions?

    Thank You Questions? Share Structure Feb, 2025 ▪ Common shares: 238,570,556 ▪ Options: 13,650,000 ▪ Share warrants: 29,624,079 ▪ Market Cap: 7.15M 23 TSX-V: VCT, OTCQB: TORVF

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