Safespace Global Corporation · OTC:SSGC
Safespace Global — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
26 slides from Safespace Global's investor presentation, May 22, 2026
Slide 1: SafeSpace Global Corporation: AI-Powered Safety Platform
SafeSpace Global Corporation Al-Powered Safety Platform OTCID: SSGC \\ SafeSpace
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
A WEEE eae Looking Statements NO OFFER OR SOLICITATION. This communication is made pursuant to Section 5(d) of and/or Rule 163B under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and is intended solely for investors that are ‘qualified institutional buyers or institutional accredited investors solely for
Slide 3: Vision. Mission. Values.
\\ SafeSpace Al-Powered Physical Safety Platform Vision. Mission. Values. VISION To be the global leader in applied multimodal Al technology MISSION "We Help Save Lives." CORE VALUES Customers Come First Technology That Matters Integrity Have Fun Increasing Value
Slide 4: Executive Team & Organizational Readiness
Executive Team & O ganizational Readiness New Functional Departments Built for Scale o® @ ¢ Scott Boruff Dustin Hilis Anand Ij Pete Coulter Ls =m Drives direct and channel sales across Education, Correctional ‘ Leads Investor Relations projects and communications. Builds brand
Slide 5: 18-Month Transformation Timeline
18-Month Transformation Timeline C30 Hired ‘Team Build Out: 70+ ppl Dustin Hilts jons Sales Team Healthcare Integrated Technologies (HITC Chief Strategy Off Stock: $0.10. 3 months company assess 15 new contracts signed. 8 locations installed. 2 case-uses working live: Elopement prevention Weapons de
Slide 6: The Journey So Far
The Journey So Far 18 Months. Massive Transformation. "We Help Save Lives." $10M Raised 4 Verticals 40+ Al Engineers in 6 Months Launched India Team Live Products 15 New Contracts Schools & Senior Living Facilities in the Market Signature HealthCARE, Wayman Place & Clearview Pipeline Access
Slide 7: Privacy, Protection and Peace-of-Mind: Senior Living
Privacy, Protection and Peace-of-Mind: Senior Living
Slide 8: Products & Live Market Traction: Senior Living
Products & Live Market Traction: Senior Living — WorineProducts | Active Deployments | Proven Results Facial recog eventing resident elopement in Real-time Al-powered incident investigation and evidence senior living facilities 7 management system. Running alongside elopement detection. 4 locations
Slide 9: Senior Living: Market Leadership
Senior Living: Market Leadership _ | a Se Core Technology Facial Recognition Al RFID Wristband Tags Real-Time Al Detection v Yes X No Investigation Module ¥ Integrated X Separate/None CMS Reimbursement Eligible ¥ Yes (Dr. Oz/CMS) Limited Price Point Superior Value Higher Cost Scalability Multi-verti
Slide 10: CMP Reinvestment Fund
CMP Reinvestment Fund Millions in federal fines returned to states to fund Quality Improvement. Al restriction removed so facilities can apply for grants to purchase SafeSpace. Total Funding Requested Person-Centered alignment: CMS prioritizes non-restrictive technology. Regulatory Tailwinds Sales c
Slide 11: Program Summary
Program Summary CMP: Civil Monetary Penalty Reinvestment Initiative 11 States Multi-state_ application coverage 143 Facilities Across 6 healthcare operator partners $4.68M Total combined funding requested 3 Years Per-application funding term 2 Tracks Technology + Quality of Life per facility $194.9M
Slide 12: Education: 3-Year Capture Strategy
Pending BMRT Partnership | 3-Year Capture Strategy Education: Owning the School Safety Market Cacipen en apne bietiaies US K-12 Schools, School Safety Market Pending AEPA Access, National Co-op 911inform Access Total addressable Us annual spend (2025) Schools via contract Schools Competitive Landsca
Slide 13: Privacy, Protection and Peace-of-Mind: K-12 Schools
Privacy, Protection and Peace-of-Mind: K-12 Schools Why’schedulera demo?
Slide 14: Recent State Mandate: K-12
Recent State Mandate: K-1 Georgia Is Setting the National Standard (HB1023) Tennessee State leaders are mobilized to take action Tennessee risks falling behind on a Georgia's HB1023 passed the House on February 25, 2026, AGANESSER baseline safety mandating weapons detection at every publicschool ent
Slide 15: Channel Partners: Unlocking Massive Market Access
Channel Partners: Unlocking Massive Market Access - 911 inform per location. 700 schools 13,000 buildings Multiple Partnerships EDUCATION / AEPA Channel pa ducation transform successful deployment, their contract with the Association of EPA) unlocks access to 10,000+ schools nationwide; a opportunit
Slide 16: Market Comparables — SaaS AI Safety & Security Sector
Market Comparables — SaaS Al Safety & Security Sector ARR / Revenue Est. EV Category (TT™) Verkada $500M $5.88 Physical Security Al/Saas Cloud-native, multi-vert Motorola Avigilon $2.18 7.3% $16.88 Mature player, lower multiple ZeroEyes $25M 20% $500M Al Weapons Detection Evolv Technology $145M 75)
Slide 17: FY2026 Financial Priorities
FY2026 Financial Priorities 02 Secure FY2026-2027 Financing Runway $10-15M Target Actively pursuing bridge financing to extend operational runway while advancing commercialization activities. Management believes a successful raise in meaningfully reduce the path to EBITDA improvement, with internal
Slide 18: A Revenue-Generating AI-powered Physical Safety Platform at Commercial Inflection
A Revenue-Generating Al-powered Physical Safety Platform at Commercial Inflection SafeSpace Global $742K > $145.5MRevenue | $0 > $48.3M EBITDA $1.74B+ Enterprise Value $13.9B 327% 34%+* Total Addressable Projected 3-Year Revenue ‘Target EBITDA Margin Market across 4 verticals CAGR (FY2026-FY2029) If
Slide 19: Executive Financial Forecast
Executive Financial Forecast savas areies raza ei pra0as Keven $742K $16.2M $59.7M $145.5M —— — aaaKe ECG CR Total Revenue ($M) EBITDA ($M) 160 ne 60 140 50 eu 120 40 : : : 60 60 10 40 0 — 20 16 10 = 2 1 Ei 04 i 20 FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 X aifaetincaedmecccaa
Slide 20: Revenue Bridge & Key Assumptions
Revenue Bridge & Key Assumptions 160 140 120 100 { Revenue Bridge - FY2026 to FY2029 ($M) 146 59 47 33 il a, T T T 7 FY2026 Ground Retail Prisons Senior Schools FY2029 Base +$764K +$3.9M +$32.8M Living +$58.8M Total +$46.9M Key Model Assumptions @ Schools: @ Senior Living: Correctional Facilities: @
Slide 21: Full Financial Projection Summary — P&L & Balance Sheet
Full Financial Projection Summary — P&L & Balance Sheet REVENUE Schools $143,000 $5,354,380 $21,903,360 $58,914,240 Prisons $212,080 $4,381,380 $14,406,980 $33,031,460 Senior Living $216,000 $5,939,400 $21,344,000 $47,072,000 Ground Transport $8,250 $125,400 $369,600 $772,200 Retail so $102,375 $1,1
Slide 22: EBITDA Journey — From Investment Phase to Profitability
EBITDA Journey — From Investment Phase to Profitability Annual EBITDA (SM) 60 50 $48M 40 30 $21M 20 ‘ LU 0) T a T T 1 i ier $-8M -20 FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 SS Investment Phase -$9.8M total Inflection Point +$20.5M. Scale & Profitability +$48.3M Heavy platform build team scaling, market entr
Slide 23: Cash Position & Balance Sheet Highlights
Cash Position & Balance Sheet Highlights $3.97M $7.86M $28.4M $76.7M Cash Position vs. Investor Proceeds ($M) Cash Story 90 80 TT DEBBI sens over proceets fad ritial bitd & market 7 entry. Cosh besctine 83.97% 60 50 Sc a ER pnt $7 80M aan ovetiont mi 40 sded. Revenue self-funds to $28.4M, peer 10 —
Slide 24: Friends & Family Round — The Investment Story
Friends & Family Round — The Investment Story S6M Friends & Family Round Opens May 1, 2026 - $.20/share - $100K minimum Where We Started In August 2024, HITC was trading at $0.06; a bootstrapped, 10-person company at pre- revenue stage and a single vertical in beta. The First Two Rounds Our first tw
Slide 25: Q&A
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Slide 26: Thank You.
\\ SafeSpace Thank You. Website: www.safespaceglobal.ai Email: Investors@safespaceglobal.ai Prepared By: SafeSpace Global Investor Relations IR Contact: Carmel Fisher | Head of Investor Relations ‘investors @safespaceslobal.ai N\