PV Nano Cell Ltd. · OTC:PVNNF
PV Nano Cell — Investor Presentation (May 2016)
35 slides from PV Nano Cell's investor presentation, May 2016
Slide 1: Changing the game of Digital Conductive Printed Electronics
changing the game of Digital Conductive Printed Electronics
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation contains forward-looking statements. All statements other than statements of historical fact contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by words such as “believe,” “continue,” “estimate,” “ant
Slide 3: Sicrys inks family platform are the Game Changers in Digital Conductive Electronics
PV Nano Cell’s Sicrys™ inks family platform are THE Game Changers in Digital Conductive Electronics For mass production applications Replacing analog mature technologies: screen printing and photolithography © PV Nano Cell Ltd. May 2016 CONFIDENTIAL 3
Slide 4: Digital Conductive Printed Electronics mass production applications
Digital Conductive Printed Electronics mass production applications Two target markets PV – Photovoltaic (solar cells) over $90 b market @2014; over $ 137 b in 2020 (inks > $ 1.8 in 2015) 3D & PE – Printed Electronics, 2.5D, flexible and customized over $8 b market @2014; over $ 40 b in 2020 (inks >
Slide 5: How the things work Today?
How the things work Today ? Today electronic devices are produced mainly through mature analog production processes (e.g. conductors), with and without plating Screen Printing Photolithography Both are difficult to implement in Limited performance flexible, Expensive customized, Many steps, mask, Co
Slide 6: Changing the world with Sicrys inks and digital inkjet 3D printing
Changing the world with Sicrys™ inks and digital inkjet 3D printing Inkjet Sicrys™ Printing Additive Manufacturing Sicrys™ Inkjet Conductive Printing Creating New technology routes Narrow pattern printing 3D Printed Electronics PVN’s “complete solution” approach and Sicrys™ Digital process nano silv
Slide 7: Unique Mix of Competitive Advantages
Unique Mix of Competitive Advantages Next Generation Existing Solutions Digital Additive Conductive Printing Traditional Screen Printing • Analog technology Sicrys™ • Limited performance • Expensive– low ink yield, high maintenance costs • Silver & copper inks for digital conductive • Contact printi
Slide 8: Business model
Business model Introducing Single Crystal conductive Nano Sicrys™ inks low cost & high quality Enabling Digital Conductive Printed Electronics mass production applications
Slide 9: "Complete Solution" approach
“Complete Solution” approach Integrated business model Targeting mass production applications • Application/customer, inks and equipment/process partnership. Providing “complete solution” to customers. Building & implementing the Graphics Art “Complete Solution” “HP model” in Printed Electroni
Slide 10: Collaborations established to implement Sicrys and PVN's Complete Solution approach
Collaborations established to implement SicrysTM and PVN’s “Complete Solution" approach Inkjet printer players Licensed technologies from Fraunhofer (IKTS, Dresden Germany) – R8R (Germany) special particles for the solar cells metallization Leading print inks. head players Signed cooperation XAR (LO
Slide 11: Illustrative HP Model
Illustrative HP Model The following slide includes a hypothetical illustrative model of the expected costs and revenues to deploy the Company’s proposed “HP Model.” It is not intended to be a projection of the Company’s expected implementation of such model over any specific period. The model on the
Slide 12: Illustrative HP Model
Illustrative HP Model Number of Printer Total Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Printers Price ($M) Cost Ink Sales Ink Sales Ink Sales ($M) ($M) ($M) ($M) 1 0.3-1 0.3-1 0.38-0.44 0.74-0.88 0.74-0.88 10 3-10 3-10 4-6 6-9 8-12 100 30-100 30-100 40-60 60-90 80-120 * See notes and assumptions on the following two sl
Slide 13: Illustrative HP Model
Illustrative HP Model Notes and Assumptions: The following is a description of the data and assumptions on which the HP model is based: 1) Sufficient printers are available, and can be obtained by the Company, at the cost indicated. 2) Sufficient demand exists, or will exist, for the number of print
Slide 14: Market #1 (PV) Solar cells printing
Market #1 (PV) Solar cells printing Front metallization process
Slide 15: Market outlook
Market outlook Huge market that is only expected to grow An over $90 b market Expected to $ 137 b by 2020 All the forecasts predict substantial PV market growth for the next decade, assuming two digit growth in 2016 ~$1.8 b Silver Pastes & * Source: Adapted from NPD Solarbuzz Marketbuzz Inks market
Slide 16: The change in solar cells printing
The change in solar cells printing Inkjet enhanced printing enabled by PVN’ Sicrys™ inks Expected costs Precise and narrow Potential increase cell Future 50% savings of up to efficiencies by 0.3% silicon savings printing 70% silver (higher performance and less shading) and up to 1% abs. expected (lo
Slide 17: Market #2 Printed Electronics (PE)
Market #2 Printed Electronics (PE)
Slide 18: Flexible Applications Based on Printed Electronics Technologies
Flexible Applications Based on Printed Electronics Technologies NEW FIELDS Anticipated applications landscape 2013 – 2020 + 2.5D & 3D Electronics IoT [antennas] Most Common Market Needs: Security. Low cost. RF shielding (RF – Flexible substrates compatibility. radio frequency). Touchscreens. Environ
Slide 19: The global PE market
The global PE market $340B by 2030 >$2B Expected to reach $40 – 55B by 2020 conductive ink market An over $8B market Global revenue by product type: © PV Nano Cell Ltd. May 2016 CONFIDENTIAL Data Source: IDTechEx, 19 Printed Electronics Now and NRCC 2014-2015
Slide 20: The change in Printed Electronics
The change in Printed Electronics Inkjet enhanced printing Easier expansion into flexible electronics, customized electronics AND Saves up to Precise and narrow 2.5D & 3D printed 50% of silver printing electronics. (higher performance and less shading) Almost no wastes that need disposal Lowering co
Slide 21: PVN Conductive Inks for Digital printing
PVN’ Conductive Inks for Digital printing Mass production Sicrys™ applications May 2016 3D electronics CleanTech PV metallization ~ $ 1.8 b market Touch screens wiring &antennas 3D printing Flexible & customized electronics ~ $ 2 b market IoT/ IoE Printed PCB ~ $ 6 b’s market Electronics Very narrow
Slide 22: 3D Printed Electronics: Collaborations established
3D Printed Electronics: Collaborations established to implement SicrysTM and PVN’s “Complete Solution" approach • Established the consortium “Printel” which will seek to develop broad 2.5D and 3D Printed Electronics generic technologies, activities started July 1st 2014: – 3 – 5 years initiative, ~$
Slide 23: 3D Digital Printed Electronics – Sicrys
3D Digital Printed Electronics – Sicrys™ foot orthotics/insoles – an example for 3D printed electronics Customized 3D printed – present technology Touch screens wiring &antennas FUTURE printed functional foot orthotics with pressure embedded sensors and antenna Sicrys™ enabled © PV Nano Cell Ltd. Ma
Slide 24: Sicrys
Sicrys™
Slide 25: Single Crystal conductive Nano inks
http://www.3dprintingprogress.com/articles/8719/best-innovations-in-3d-printing-machines-and- materials TM Single Crystal conductive Nano inks coupled with PVN’s complete solution approach © PV Nano Cell Ltd. May 2016 CONFIDENTIAL 26
Slide 26: Sicrys inks a platform technology
Sicrys™ inks a platform technology to enable wide range of digital conductive printing mass production applications Sicrys™ The game changer: 1. Sicrys™ inks are based Silver on “new” nano metal & particles. Copper 2. Lower cost advantage. solvent based 70-80 nm (D50) particles 3. Higher stability.
Slide 27: Copper: Enhanced inkjet conductive inks
Enhanced inkjet conductive inks Nano Copper inks motivation: Substantial cost savings (metal costs reduced to 1/80 – 1/100 in copper relative to silver based inks) without reduced Copper performance. Silver metal price Copper metal price $557/kg $4.6/kg May, 16th 2016 http://www.lbma.org.uk/pricing-
Slide 28: Competitors (inks)
Competitors (inks) Sicrys™ The Best prices in the market
Slide 29: Competitors compared to PVN
Competitors compared to PVN Sicrys™ selected competitors by field Nano Silver solar cell metallization inkjet inks: Sicrys™ The best No known competitor as of today. prices in the market Nano Copper inkjet inks, (few competing products): Novacentric & App Nano inks are copper oxide inks not
Slide 30: IP
IP
Slide 31: Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property PVN IP Sicrys™ inks: Copper WO PCT/1B2015/051536 (WO2015132719) and Silver WO PCT/US2011/063459 (WO2012078590) patents submitted in: UK 1020556.5 and 1403731.1 Russia 2013130145 (Cu) Japan USA 100114775 Europe China 13991905 11846848.7 201180063533.9 Korea India 10-2013-7015635
Slide 32: Company
Company
Slide 33: About PV Nano Cell Ltd.
About PV Nano Cell Ltd. Company Name PV Nano Cell Ltd. To begin trading on the OTC PV Nano Cell Ltd. (PVN) is a provider Status when registration process is of digital inkjet printing solutions, complete best known through its Sicrys™ family of customized single crystal nano- metric conductive inks.
Slide 34: The team
The team Management team: Dr. Fernando de la Vega Founder, CEO & Director Entrepreneur & 30 years’ industrial management experience, PhD in Applied Adva Bar-On Chemistry. (Hebrew Univ.) VP R&D 2001 – 2009 Cima NanoTech (General Manager, R&D and Operations Manager); Experience leader, with wide R&D 2
Slide 35: Thank you. Join us!
thank you Join us! fernando@pvnanocell.com www.pvnanocell.com +972-54-5599061 © PV Nano Cell Ltd May 2016