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Defsec Technologies — KWESST Micro Systems — Investor Presentation (July 2022)

30 slides from Defsec Technologies's investor presentation, July 2022

  1. Slide 1: Next-Generation Tactical Systems

    NEXT-GENERATION TACTICAL SYSTEMS JULY 2022 | INVESTOR PRESENTATION TSXV: K WE OTCQB: K WE MF

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer Non-Reliance This presentation does not provide full disclosure of all material facts relating to KWESST Micro Systems Inc., or its securities, and future performance or results, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of whether or not the times at or by which such is not subjec

  3. Slide 3: Mission & Management

    MISSION & MANAGEMENT KWESST develops and commercializes proprietary next-generation technologies that deliver a tactical advantage for military, security forces, and personal defense. 3

  4. Slide 4: One company focused where it counts

    OVERVIEW C$82.4* Billion Dollar World Market. Three Niche Segments. One company focused where it counts. NON-LETHAL DIGITIZATION COUNTER-THREAT Products for personal defense, Real-time situational awareness Protection against lasers, electronic public safety, & realistic training. and targeting for

  5. Slide 5: Management

    MANAGEMENT Jeff MacLeod Founder, President, CEO & Board Member Jeff is a former Canadian RCEME officer and served as System Engineer for three major Army Crown Projects before moving to the private sector. For almost twenty years he was General Manager of Diemaco/Colt Canada. He is an expert in the

  6. Slide 6: Management

    MANAGEMENT Steve Archambault CFO Mr. Archambault began his career as a CPA, CA, with Ernst & Young LLP, followed by senior finance positions at AXIS Capital, a global insurer and reinsurer, and more recently had CFO roles with small-cap public Canadian companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange an

  7. Slide 7: Non-Lethal

    NON-LETHAL KWESST develops and commercializes proprietary non-lethal products for personal defense, public safety, and close quarters combat simulation. 7

  8. Slide 8: PARA OPS

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Non-lethal products for personal defense, public safety and close quarters combat simulation. A next-generation replacement for most legacy systems on the market today A patent pending, non-lethal low-energy cartridge-based system that fires from a dedicated device that can lo

  9. Slide 9: PARA OPS: legacy systems have major flaws

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM A replacement for dated legacy systems on the market today that are either high-energy and can be lethal or are air-gun based and often unreliable. Legacy systems have major flaws High-Energy Cartridge Systems = Fatalities Air Guns = High Maintenance and Unreliability RIOT CON

  10. Slide 10: PARA OPS: how it works and compares

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM How it works and compares to high-energy cartridge systems and air guns Low Energy Cartridge Case • Low energy actuator disc in rear • No gunpowder or compressed gas • Specifically configured interior mates with projectile to generate self-stabilizing spin for accuracy and dis

  11. Slide 11: PARA OPS firing device launchers

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Firing device launchers Low-cost personal and professional series launchers in various patterns that fire only the PARA OPS cartridge • Mini single-shot and five-shot flashlight for personal security • High-capacity automatic pistols and carbines for non-lethal operations and

  12. Slide 12: PARA OPS Brand Ambassador strategy

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Brand Ambassador strategy "PARA OPS is a potential game changer for law enforcement, and it adds to a family's ability to diversify home and personal defense. ● Brandon Tatum is a quality example of one of our best As a former police officer, I understand the value of having a

  13. Slide 13: Commercialization model – outsourced production plan

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Commercialization model – outsourced production plan In House Product development and demonstration samples. Initial short-run production plan Launchers – planned manufacturing runs of up to 250/week for single shot launcher and 50/week for the five shot, employing additive ma

  14. Slide 14: Sales and order fulfillment plan – law enforcement

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Commercialization model – sales and order fulfillment plan Law Enforcement and Security Market Sales plan ● Direct to law enforcement and security e-Commerce module at para- ops.com by summer 2022. ● Law enforcement dealers and third-party e-Commerce sites. Order Fulfillment p

  15. Slide 15: Sales and order fulfillment plan – personal defense

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM Commercialization model – sales and order fulfillment plan Personal Defense Market Sales ● e-Commerce module at para-ops.com by summer 2022. ● Specialized third-party e-Commerce sites for direct-to-consumer. Order Fulfillment ● Ramp-up pilot with established industry partners.

  16. Slide 16: 2022 industrialization capacity plan

    NON-LETHAL PARA OPS TM 2022 industrialization capacity plan for fiscal year ending 30th September Ongoing Development (in-house) Apr - May 2022 Jun – July 2022 Aug – Sep 2022 Optimization • Civilian 5-shot flashlight Optimization Automatic cartridge Automatic firing device optimization optimization

  17. Slide 17: ARWEN

    NON-LETHAL ARWEN TM Non-lethal product line ● Complementary acquisition, completed December 2021. ● Iconic brand with established yet underexploited customer base of law enforcement in North America and overseas. ● Used primarily for riot control and by police tactical teams during high-risk arrests

  18. Slide 18: Digitization

    DIGITIZATION KWESST develops and commercializes proprietary next-generation real-time situational awareness and targeting technologies for military and security forces. 18

  19. Slide 19: Real-time situational awareness for military and security forces

    DIGITIZATION Real-time situational awareness for military and security forces A top priority for NATO is to modernize the soldier on the ground with a networked common operating picture to reduce combat casualties and enable greater operational effectiveness. KWESST’s signature product – its proprie

  20. Slide 20: TASCS targeting – Integrated Fire Module

    DIGITIZATION TASCS targeting – Integrated Fire Module (“IFM”) Extends the TASCS app to “Joint Fires” on indirect fire weapons like mortars, grenade launchers, heavy machine ManTech guns, rocket launchers, artillery and more. Converts these ”dumb” legacy weapon systems to “smart” weapons without any

  21. Slide 21: Digitization Center of Excellence

    DIGITIZATION Digitization Center of Excellence Integration of TASCS and TASCS IFM into U.S. TAK battlefield management software for a major U.S. military customer led to requests from Tier 1 defense contractors and others to facilitate the integration of their systems into the new digital ecosystem

  22. Slide 22: Counter-Threat

    COUNTER-THREAT KWESST develops and commercializes proprietary next-generation Counter-Threat technologies that deliver a tactical advantage in Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, or “EMSO”. 22

  23. Slide 23: Phantom miniaturized Electronic Warfare device

    COUNTER-THREAT “PhantomTM” miniaturized Electronic Warfare (“EW”) device Instances in modern conflicts show that deployed forces must defend against detection of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, or “EMSO” their electronic communications, or they can be easily located and annihilated, and have ha

  24. Slide 24: Battlefield Laser Detection System (BLDS)

    COUNTER-THREAT Battlefield Laser Detection System (BLDS) Defending against laser targeting and laser weapons Personnel Worn Version NATO is seeking a solution to the growing threat of lasers used to “paint” or “lase” ground personnel to target them for attack, or weaponized to cause direct injury to

  25. Slide 25: Highlights

    HIGHLIGHTS KWESST develops and commercializes proprietary next-generation technologies that deliver a tactical advantage for military and security forces, and personal defense. 25

  26. Slide 26: Electronic Warfare Market & Drivers

    MARKET Electronic Warfare Market & Drivers Global Market Size Market Drivers KWESST Advantage C $ 48.9 B The vast, growing & evolving ● Proprietary and patented threat from: technologies with no by 2028 (1) ● Lasers known equivalent today ● Strategic partnerships ● Electronic Detection with Tier 1 d

  27. Slide 27: Operating Model: Manufacturing and Go-To-Market

    OPERATING MODEL MANUFACTURING Internal development of technologies and demonstration samples. Outsourced production to a ready supply chain of proven vendors. GO-TO MARKET Direct engagement with marquee customers to seed KWESST products, which then attracts OEMs. Customer demonstrations, marketing a

  28. Slide 28: Business Attributes

    BUSINESS ATTRIBUTES Proprietary Accomplished Board Top-Tier Industry Outsourced Diversified Technologies & Management Partners Scalable Model Addressing niche Long-standing high growth + Products, markets With more With operating customer value defense & & customers, with partnerships in leverage as

  29. Slide 29: Capitalization

    CAPITALIZATION CAPITALIZATION TABLE As of 7/25/22 Common Shares Outstanding 53,759,640 Options (WAEP $1.38) 4,575,975 Warrants (WAEP $0.79) 14,110,256 Restricted stock and performance stock units 1,451,474 TOTAL 73,897,345 27

  30. Slide 30: Thank You / Contact

    Thank You Contact David Luxton, Executive Chairman EMAIL: dluxton@dluxton.com PHONE: (613) 769-5353 Locations KWESST — NORTH AMERICA KWESST — INTERNATIONAL HEAD OFFICE EUROPE 155 Terence Matthews Cr., Ottawa, ON Rex House, 4th Floor, 4-12 Regent Street, Canada K2M 2A8 London SW1Y 4PE U.S. MIDDLE EAS

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