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Defsec Technologies — KWESST Micro Systems — Investor Presentation (March 2021)
18 slides from Defsec Technologies's investor presentation, March 2021
Slide 1: March 2021 Investor Presentation
MARCH 2021 INVESTOR PRESENTATION TSXV: KWE OTCQB: KWEMF KWESST Technologies Inc. KWESST Micro Systems Inc. 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER Non-Reliance This presentation does not provide full disclosure of all material facts relating to KWESST Micro Systems management’s expectations. When relying on forward-looking statements to make decisions, we caution readers not to Inc., or its securities, and is not subject to liabilit
Slide 3: Highlights
HIGHLIGHTS Opportunity to invest in a high-growth global defence business with proprietary technologies and diversified products, customers and markets, led by recognized industry executives. A focused mission in a growing sector of the global defence and security industry. Accomplished management a
Slide 4: Mission
MISSION KWESST is a proud leader in advancing the modern networked capability of soldiers and responders, including the networked Soldier Systems mission of NATO and its allies, with niche applications that make a critical difference to safety and effectiveness.
Slide 5: Technology
TECHNOLOGY The company’s technology portfolio includes its proprietary “MISST” system: “Micro Integrated Systems and Software Technology”, the principal enabler of its system offerings: “MISST inside” – Ultra miniaturization and integration of sensors, software, micro-optics, ballistic algorithms, m
Slide 6: Leadership
LEADERSHIP Jeff MacLeod, Founder, President, CEO & Board Member David E. Luxton, Executive Chairman Jeff is a former Canadian RCEME officer and served as System David is a recognized entrepreneur in the defence and security industry. Engineer for three major Army Crown Projects before moving to He w
Slide 7: Directors
DIRECTORS Paul Mangano, Board Member Paul Fortin, Board Member Paul has held senior business development positions within two of Paul is a thirty-four-year veteran of the high-tech sector. He has Canada’s largest law firms - Gowlings WLG and more recently an MBA in High Technology from Northeastern
Slide 8: Markets
MARKETS Global Soldier Systems market forecast to reach $14.4B by 2023. Total market size hundreds of millions of dollars in each niche market addressed by KWESST Obtainable market tens of millions of dollars in each niche. KWESST solutions aligned with stated customer requirements, problems and sol
Slide 9: Systems: TASCS
SYSTEMS Signature system: “TASCS” – Tactical Awareness and Situational Control System An App and snap-on weapon adaptor that enables real-time streaming of situational awareness data of any kind from any source, including drones, direct to users’ smart display devices and operational assets, for a c
Slide 10: Systems: Drone missile
SYSTEMS Drone missile – to counter the growing threat of adversarial small drones Soldier-launchable micro-drone for kinetic interdiction of small drones, including swarms Guided or fully autonomous, identifies and locks on to rogue drones to track, hunt and neutralize them with kinetic impact. A.I.
Slide 11: Systems: Ground Laser Defence
SYSTEMS Ground Laser Defence – To counter the emerging threat of ground laser weapons that blind personnel Dismounted squad version Vehicle mounted version Personal alert version All versions integrate with ATAK ▪ Warns, and locates laser source ▪ 360o detection and locates laser source ▪ Warns of l
Slide 12: Systems: Electronic decoys
SYSTEMS Electronic decoys – To protect ground forces from electronic detection Portable, soldier or air deployable electronic battlefield decoy Deflects, masks friendly force Electro Magnetic (EM) signature with numerous false phantom signatures Spoofs adversaries to draw them out, slow their target
Slide 13: Systems: Shot counter
SYSTEMS Shot counter – for improved operational firearm integrity and lower maintenance cost (in development) Like an “odometer” for firearms. Tracks number and type of shots fired and degradation effects over time. Dramatically reduces life-cycle maintenance cost of firearms. Long required by milit
Slide 14: Model
MODEL Lean operations Commercialization of internal technology plus licensed or acquired third-party technology that is a strategic fit. In-house engineering and product development, prototyping and demonstration samples. Out-sourced production to a secure NATO supply chain. Minimal capex investment
Slide 15: Go-to-Market
GO-TO-MARKET A coherent market development strategy Direct engagement and collaboration with key customer groups for initial systems introduction and trials, with a focus on Special Forces units around the world that have urgent requirements, discretionary funds and a short sales cycle . Formal Team
Slide 16: Outlook
OUTLOOK 2017-2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 U.S. OTC listing Follow-on US DoD orders Foremost RTO Follow-on OEM orders Additional OEM $3.0M subscription partnerships Follow-on overseas orders agreement financing $1.6M private placement First overseas orders Overseas roll-out $1.1M private $0.5M employee i
Slide 17: Value
VALUE Comparative value attributes Shares TTM Company Name Symbol Exchange Currency Last Close (1) Market cap Profitable Price/Sales outstanding Revenues Byrna Technologies Inc. BYRN CSE CAD $1.90 104,813,647 $199,145,929 $2,600,000 No 76.59 Wrap Technologies, Inc. WRTC NASDAQ USD $5.75 29,460,250 $
Slide 18: For More Information
FOR MORE FOR MORE INFORMATION INFORMATION KWESST Micro TSXV: Systems KWE Inc. [Pending] Intelligent Micro Systems Please contact: Jason Frame, Investor Relations: frame@kwesst.com (587) 225-2599 Or visit kwesst.com KWESST North America KWESST International Head Office 155 Terence Matthews Cr., Ottaw
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