Auga Group Ab · OMXVSE:AUG1L
Auga Group Ab — Investor Presentation (May 2024)
18 slides from Auga Group Ab's investor presentation, May 2024
Slide 1: Presentation of AUGA group
Presentation of AUGA group
Slide 2: Developer of agricultural technologies and producer of more sustainable organic food
Developer of agricultural technologies and producer of more sustainable organic food 2
Slide 3: Mission and Vision
Mission food with no cost to nature Vision a synonym for sustainable food and lifestyle 3
Slide 4: AUGA group at a glance
AUGA group at a glance Founded in Listed on 2014 Nasdaq Vilnius 1,191 38.2 th. ha employees of arable land 81.4 million EUR 59 % revenue of sales is export Audited financial results, 2023 4
Slide 5: Crop growing
Crop growing Crops cultivated on 38,200 ha of arable land: wheat, oats, legumes, rapeseed, sugar beets, vegetables, etc. Sales revenue in the crop growing segment amounted to EUR 30.08 million. To ensure sustainable agriculture practices, the company applies regenerative crop rotation, min-till tech
Slide 6: Dairy
Dairy 3,500 dairy cows. 23,800 t of milk sold. Cow feed is based on perennial leguminous grasses. Livestock waste is used as an organic fertiliser, in a closed-loop organic farming model. The manure is used for biomethane production. Audited financial results, 2023
Slide 7: Mushroom growing
Mushroom growing 11,500 t of mushrooms are sold. Baltic Champs, a division of AUGA group, is one of the biggest and most advanced mushroom producers in the Baltic region. Mushrooms are primarily exported to Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Latvia, and Estonia. Audited financial results, 2023
Slide 8: Food basics for consumers
Food basics for consumers More sustainable everyday products: dairy (milk, UHT milk, UHT milk lactose-free, kefir, curd, sour cream, butter, yogurt), vegetables (potatoes, carrot, beets), oatflakes, oat porridges, eggs. Produced exclusively from organic raw materials from AUGA farms, which are commi
Slide 9: AUGA group's sustainability-focused strategy
AUGA group’s sustainability- focused strategy 9
Slide 10: Agriculture is responsible for 22% of global emissions
Agriculture is responsible for 22% of global emissions Buildings and other 6% Transport 15% 33% Energy Agriculture 22% 24% Industry Source: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at the United Nations report (2022), data for the year 2019 10
Slide 11: AUGA's solution: SOFA
AUGA’s solution: SOFA (Sustainable Organic Farming Architecture) Emission-reducing technologies for agriculture: • biogas cycle infrastructure and vehicles, • specialized feed technology, • regenerative crop-rotation. This will address the > 90% emissions generated by AUGA group activities. Once the
Slide 12: GHG reduction goals by 2025
GHG reduction goals by 2025 50% 50% 30% less emissions from fossil less emissions per one less emissions from fuel use on farms which is tonne of cow's milk, using agricultural dry matter yield replaced by biomethane. specialized feed technology. per tonne, using the perennial legume crop rotation m
Slide 13: AUGA achievements in AgTech
AUGA achievements in AgTech First production models of AUGA M1 tractors are at the testing stage. AUGA group's biomethane units are already producing biomethane, which is being sold in the German market. Specialised feed technology that will reduce methane emissions from cattle is at prototype stage
Slide 14: AUGA business model
AUGA business model AUGA Community Sustainable Technology Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Provider Technology Farming Farming Food Provider Operations Operations Basics AUGA Tech AUGA SOFA AUGA Trade • Identifying emissions • Sustainable farming • Brand marketing. problems in farming
Slide 15: AUGA business model
AUGA business model AUGA Community Sustainable Technology Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Provider Technology Farming Farming Food Provider Operations Operations Basics AUGA Tech AUGA SOFA AUGA Trade Cooperatives Other farmers AUGA farms Other farmers AUGA farms Other farmers 15
Slide 16: Operational set-up in Lithuania
Operational set-up in Lithuania • 11 regional cooperatives are already operati onal. • ~ 400 employees working in cooperatives. • 3 biomethane plants operational • 21 technology hubs, which can service farmers in 25% of the territory of Lithuania. Applicable not only for organic but also for regener
Slide 17: The future of AUGA
The future of AUGA Food with no cost to nature CONSUMERS FARMERS PRIVATE AND SHAREHOLDERS INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS a more a more a more a more sustainable way sustainable way sustainable way sustainable way to eat to work to invest to receive financial returns
Slide 18: Synonim for sustainable food and lifestyle
SYNONIM FOR SUSTAINABLE FOOD AND LIFESTYLE