Satellogic Inc. · NASDAQ:SATL

Satellogic — Investor Day (November 2021)

84 slides from Satellogic's investor day presentation, November 2021

  1. Slide 1: Analyst Day November 2021

    AANALYST DAY NOVEMBER 2021 SATELLOGIC: |

  2. Slide 2: Legal Disclaimer

    LEGAL DISCLAIMER Disclaimers and Other Important Information This presentation (this “Presentation”) was prepared solely by, and is being provided by, Nettar Group Inc. (“Satellogic” or the “Company”) for informational purposes only. This Presentation relates to a proposed business combination betwe

  3. Slide 3: Legal Disclaimer (Cont'd)

    LEGAL DISCLAIMER (CONT’D) Financial Information; Non-GAAP Financial Terms Some of the projected financial information and data contained in this Presentation, such as Adjusted EBITDA, free cash flow and related measures, has not been prepared in accordance with United States generally accepted accou

  4. Slide 4: Agenda

    AGENDA Introduction Competitive Advantages Market Opportunity Recent Announcements Financial Targets / Valuation Q&A 4

  5. Slide 5: Company Representatives and Guest Speakers

    COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES GUEST SPEAKERS EMILIANO KARGIEMAN RICK DUNN MAJ. GEN. (Retired) JIM HOLLIS CEO & Founder CFO CLINT CROSIER Co-Founder and COO, Geothermal Director, Aerospace and Satellite Technologies; CEO, Wireless Seismic Solutions at Amazon Web Services MATT TIRMAN RYAN DRIVER MAJ. GEN. (

  6. Slide 6: Emiliano Kargieman

    EMILIANO KARGIEMAN CEO & Founder 25+ years building technology and technology companies Co founded Core Security Technologies: developed the first automated penetration testing software, has worked with clients such as Apple, Cisco, Homeland Security, NSA, NASA and Lockheed Martin Co founded GarageL

  7. Slide 7: In an increasingly complex and volatile world, being prepared for tomorrow

    In an increasingly complex and volatile world, being prepared for the challenges of tomorrow requires a new way to look 7

  8. Slide 8: Satellogic's mission is to be the information platform solving Earth's greatest challenge

    SATELLOGIC’S MISSION IS TO BE THE INFORMATION PLATFORM SOLVING EARTH’S GREATEST CHALLENGE FOOD SUPPLY ENERGY SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY CLIMATE CHANGE IMMIGRATION Crop detection, Infrastructure and Watershed monitoring, Planetary health Border control, maturity and health, production monitoring water quali

  9. Slide 9: The current category is broken; Satellogic is the solution

    THE CURRENT CATEGORY IS BROKEN Terrestrial methods of obtaining Earth Observation Earth Observation satellite data has had limited imagery have a number of critical shortcomings commercial applicability to date DEFENSE & INTELLIGENCE OTHER SMALL SATELLITES LONG LEAD HIGH CANNOT CANNOT MANUALLY HIGH

  10. Slide 10: Solving the high cost and technological constraints of Earth observation

    SATELLOGIC IS FOCUSED ON SOLVING THE HIGH COST AND TECHNOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS OF EARTH OBSERVATION Resolution Sub-Meter Frequency Daily Pricing Dynamic 10

  11. Slide 11: Founded in 2010, commercial in 2017, first customer in 2018

    FOUNDED IN 2010, COMMERCIAL IN 2017, FIRST CUSTOMER IN 2018 Signed first Approved to launch Announced commercial with Arianespace merger with contract (July 2019) and CF Acquisition SpaceX (Dec 2019) Corp. V Secured Satellogic First Design Completed dedicated Signed first DSC was founded prototype p

  12. Slide 12: Recent Highlights Since July 2021

    RECENT HIGHLIGHTS SINCE JULY 2021 SATELLOGIC NORTH AMERICA HIGH THROUGHPUT FACILITY SALES AND BOOKINGS $56mm1 5 NEW BOARD MEMBERS2 SAAS PLATFORM (BETA) COLLABORATION 1 Backlog: signed contracts pending product and service delivery 2 New Board members to be elected 12

  13. Slide 13: Satellogic is creating a searchable Earth

    SATELLOGIC IS CREATING A SEARCHABLE EARTH 1 GLOBAL DAILY UPDATED CATALOG REMAPPING OF OF EVERYTHING EVERY SQFT ON EARTH With the ability to provide additional layers of insight… Object Identification Scene Classification Predictive Models Change Tracking Driving better decision-making across industr

  14. Slide 14: Industry-leading, high-quality products at unmatched pricing

    PROVIDING INDUSTRY-LEADING, HIGH-QUALITY PRODUCTS AT UNMATCHED PRICING MULTISPECTRAL IMAGERY HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY FULL-MOTION VIDEO 14

  15. Slide 15: Cardon Refinery, Venezuela

    Cardon Refinery, Venezuela Image captured by NewSat-16 15

  16. Slide 16: Cumbre Vieja Volcano Eruption, La Palma, Spain

    Cumbre Vieja Volcano Eruption, La Palma, Spain Image captured by NewSat-13 16

  17. Slide 17: Scaling our constellation

    SCALING OUR CONSTELLATION 2021 2025+ 17 COMMERCIAL SATELLITES 300+ SATELLITES IN ORBIT Proven Technology in Orbit: Daily Remaps of the Planet <1-meter resolution Multispectral Fully-Automated Platform 25-meter resolution Hyperspectral Improved Capabilities Full Motion Video 17

  18. Slide 18: Patented optical technology gives 10x advantage in capture capacity

    PATENTED OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY GIVES SATELLOGIC 10x ADVANTAGE IN CAPTURE CAPACITY Satellogic is the only Barcelona, Spain Louisiana, USA company able to deliver: Multispectral Imaging Sub-meter Resolution + Hyperspectral Imaging Multispectral Camera <1-m Resolution Dusting for fingerprints Hyperspectra

  19. Slide 19: Satellogic's vertical integration / R&D

    SATELLOGIC’S VERTICAL INTEGRATION / R&D Vertical integration enables Satellogic to have shorter R&D cycles, go to market quicker and reduce satellite costs by up to 80% vs. competitors1 VERTICAL INTEGRATION COST REDUCTION $450k bill of materials vs. $10mm Design, manufacturing and / or for competito

  20. Slide 20: Acquisition cost per km2 is lower than competitors

    SATELLOGIC’S ACQUISITION COST PER KM IS LOWER THAN 2 COMPETITORS Acquisition cost per KM2 (in USD)1 $56.07 $52.41 $38.81 Our unmatched unit economics $27.45 allow Satellogic to deliver the $0.46 right product at the right price for the right customer. WorldView-4 Pleiades GEN-2 SkySat NewSat Mark-V

  21. Slide 21: Our patented approach is the most capable and affordable option

    OUR PATENTED APPROACH IS THE MOST CAPABLE AND AFFORDABLE OPTION Large Spotlight Multiple image Aperture Maneuver postprocessing (e.g. WorldView-4) (e.g. GEN-2) (e.g. SkySat) NewSat Mark-V COST (mm)1 $835 2 $10 3 $10 4 <$1 DAILY CAPACITY (km2) 680,000 5 29,040 6 26,667 7 300,000+ ACQUISITION COST (pe

  22. Slide 22: Building a superior capability over Earth observation competitors

    SATELLOGIC IS BUILDING A SUPERIOR CAPABILITY OVER EARTH OBSERVATION COMPETITORS RESOLUTION SUB-METER FREQUENCY DAILY REMAP PRICING DYNAMIC At scale, our competitive advantage will allow us to be the first company to deliver high-quality satellite data at near-zero marginal cost.1 Source: Satellogic

  23. Slide 23: Superior sub-meter resolution product to new space competitors

    SATELLOGIC HAS A SUPERIOR SUB-METER RESOLUTION PRODUCT TO NEW SPACE COMPETITORS EVER GIVEN container ship blocking the Suez Canal, Egypt Image captured by NewSat-16 Satellogic received gold medal in the NGA Imagery Olympics1 All pictures were downloaded from companies’ public twitter posts on March

  24. Slide 24: Sub-meter product has a massive cost advantage

    SATELLOGIC’S SUB-METER RESOLUTION PRODUCT HAS A MASSIVE COST ADVANTAGE OVER COMPETITORS EVER GIVEN container ship blocking the Suez Canal, Egypt Image captured by NewSat-16 NEWSAT 1-18 WORLDVIEW-4 PLEIADES-1B Satellite cost: < $1mm Satellite cost: $835mm1 Satellite cost: $425mm3 Weight: 38.5 kg Weig

  25. Slide 25: Differentiators are key to unlocking the commercial market

    SATELLOGIC’S DIFFERENTIATORS ARE KEY TO UNLOCKING THE COMMERCIAL MARKET Leveraging substantial competitive advantages in costs and camera technology for a disruptive new business model 10x capture capacity via proprietary camera technology vs. Continuous Emerging competitors1 capture economies of sc

  26. Slide 26: Global remapping addresses commercial applications at near zero marginal cost

    WITH HIGH-RESOLUTION GLOBAL REMAPPING, SATELLOGIC WILL BE THE ONLY COMPANY CAPABLE OF ADDRESSING COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS AT NEAR ZERO MARGINAL COST 1 Sub-meter resolution with high-frequency represents an important threshold where significant commercial applications can be harvested Most application

  27. Slide 27: Differentiation unlocks a $140B+ commercial market opportunity

    SATELLOGIC’S DIFFERENTIATION UNLOCKS A $140B+ COMMERCIAL MARKET OPPORTUNITY 1,2 (Cents/km2) Low The key to unlocking DAILY WORLD REMAPS Satellogic’s commercial WEEKLY WORLD DATA COST market opportunity is: REMAPS NEAR-TERM high resolution, OPPORTUNITIES high frequency, and CURRENT VAS MARKET at the

  28. Slide 28: Successfully demonstrated use of data in vital commercial applications

    SATELLOGIC HAS SUCCESSFULLY DEMONSTRATED THE USE OF ITS DATA IN VITAL COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS ENERGY AGRICULTURE FORESTRY INFRASTRUCTURE Precision Farming / Infrastructure planning for APPLICATION Oil Pipeline Monitoring Oil Field Monitoring Forestry - tree count Food supply chain renewable energy p

  29. Slide 29: Tapping into commercial vertical solutions

    v SATELLOGIC IS TAPPING INTO COMMERCIAL VERTICAL SOLUTIONS Commercial Opportunity by vertical (billions) $180 Road Monitoring & Taxation Material Detection $140B+ $160 $140 Precision $120 Farming & Supply Chain $100 Forestry Oil Pipeline & Monitoring $80 Field Monitoring $60 Renewable $40 Energy $20

  30. Slide 30: Guest Speakers

    GUEST SPEAKERS MAJ. GEN. (Retired) JIM HOLLIS CLINT CROSIER Co-Founder and COO, Geothermal Director, Aerospace and Satellite Technologies; CEO, Wireless Seismic Solutions at Amazon Web Services MAJ. GEN. (Retired) SHYAM SANKAR ROBERT E. WHEELER COO, Palantir Former Deputy Department of Defense CIO f

  31. Slide 31: Guest Speaker: Clint Crosier

    GUEST SPEAKER MAJ. GEN. (Retired) CLINT CROSIER Director, Aerospace and Satellite Solutions at Amazon Web Services 31

  32. Slide 32: Guest Speaker: Jim Hollis

    GUEST SPEAKER JIM HOLLIS Co-Founder and COO, Geothermal Technologies; CEO, Wireless Seismic 32

  33. Slide 33: The expanding role of Earth observation information

    THE EXPANDING ROLE OF EARTH OBSERVATION INFORMATION ENERGY INDUSTRY MINING INDUSTRY SUSTAINABILITY MANDATE (LEGACY AND EMERGING) Environment Economic Social SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIC SOCIAL CONFIDENTIAL 33

  34. Slide 34: Use Cases: Energy Industry (Legacy)

    USE CASES: ENERGY INDUSTRY (LEGACY) Exploration Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis Supply Chain Optimization CONFIDENTIAL 34

  35. Slide 35: Use Cases: Energy Industry (Legacy)

    USE CASES: ENERGY INDUSTRY (LEGACY) Exploration Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis Supply Chain Optimization CONFIDENTIAL 35

  36. Slide 36: Use Cases: Energy Industry (Legacy)

    USE CASES: ENERGY INDUSTRY (LEGACY) Exploration Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis Supply Chain Optimization CONFIDENTIAL 36

  37. Slide 37: Use Cases: Energy Industry (Legacy)

    USE CASES: ENERGY INDUSTRY (LEGACY) Exploration Journey Management Competitor Activity Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis Water Management Contractors Supply Chain Optimization Production Proppant Management CONFIDENTIAL 37

  38. Slide 38: Use Cases: Energy Industry (Emerging)

    USE CASES: ENERGY INDUSTRY (EMERGING) Exploration & Location Optimization Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis CONFIDENTIAL 38

  39. Slide 39: Use Cases: Mining

    USE CASES: MINING Mineral Exploration Environmental Baselining and Monitoring Competitive Analysis Supply Chain Optimization 39

  40. Slide 40: Use Cases: Sustainability

    USE CASES: SUSTAINABILITY Emission Baselining and Monitoring (future) Carbon Credit Monitoring Biodiversity Analysis 40

  41. Slide 41: Why Now and Why Satellogic

    WHY NOW AND WHY SATELLOGIC Cost-effective, high resolution, high revisit, spectral earth observation data needed by industry Cloud-computing handling big data and enabling AI (Machine Learning and Computer Vision) Data Science is now omnipresent and being leveraged by companies of all sizes creating

  42. Slide 42: Guest Speaker: Robert E. Wheeler

    GUEST SPEAKER MAJ. GEN. (Retired) ROBERT E. WHEELER Former Deputy Department of Defense CIO for C4 & Information Capabilities 42

  43. Slide 43: Full-Motion Video in Action

    FULL-MOTION VIDEO IN ACTION 43

  44. Slide 44: Recent Announcements

    RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MATT TIRMAN EMILIANO President, Satellogic KARGIEMAN North America CEO 44

  45. Slide 45: Recent Highlights Since July 2021

    RECENT HIGHLIGHTS SINCE JULY 2021 SATELLOGIC NORTH AMERICA HIGH THROUGHPUT FACILITY SALES AND BOOKINGS $56mm1 5 NEW BOARD MEMBERS2 SAAS PLATFORM (BETA) COLLABORATION 1 Backlog: signed contracts pending product and service delivery 2 New Board members to be elected 45

  46. Slide 46: Satellogic North America is driving USG and CAN sales

    SATELLOGIC NORTH AMERICA (SATNA) IS DRIVING USG AND CAN SALES Established to pursue contracts with the US government (USG), the largest buyer of geospatial and EO data in the world, and Canadian government (CAN) Continually growing opportunity pipeline of $50mm+1 Approved subcontractor rates on GSA

  47. Slide 47: Mission Proven

    MISSION PROVEN SATNA’S DATA IS TESTED AND TRUSTED BY THE DoD Satellogic’s constellation located and tracked Chinese carrier Liaoning (CV-16) in the East China Sea throughout the Global Information Dominance Exercise 3 (GIDE3). Within 3 months, SATNA completed approximately 240 captures across North

  48. Slide 48: Mission Critical: NGA Imagery Olympics medals

    MISSION CRITICAL SATELLOGIC RECEIVED GOLD, SILVER, AND BRONZE MEDALS IN THE NGA IMAGERY OLYMPICS “The global nature of remote sensing has really taken off.” David Gauthier, NGA GEOINT 2021 “Satellogic, which has a constellation of 17 birds in orbit, won ‘gold’ in multispectral imaging.” Best Multisp

  49. Slide 49: Two new multi-year dedicated satellite constellation customers expected

    TWO NEW MULTI-YEAR DEDICATED SATELLITE CONSTELLATION CUSTOMERS EXPECTED DEDICATED SATELLITE CONSTELLATION (DSC) Satellite-as-a-Service Model Provides governments a unique opportunity to launch a national geospatial imaging program with: Unprecedented resolution, frequency and cost No capital outlay

  50. Slide 50: Offering and price point expanding the government market

    SATELLOGIC OFFERING AND PRICE POINT ARE EXPANDING THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT MARKET CIVIL GOVERNMENT BUDGET FOR EO PROGRAMS, 20181 2024 estimated civil government and defense services 1 Source: Euroconsult addressable market for DSC products: ~$1B1 50

  51. Slide 51: Backlog increased to $56MM with $2.2BN pipeline

    SATELLOGIC HAS INCREASED ITS BACKLOG TO $56MM WITH $2.2BN OF OPPORTUNITIES IN CURRENT PIPELINE DISCOVER1 Backlog4 QUALIFY2 VALIDATE3 $56mm $22mm increase from July Investor Presentation 357 205 77 75 OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES Near-term Pipeline5 $2.2bn $0.8bn Longer-ter

  52. Slide 52: Collaboration Update

    COLLABORATION UPDATE Leveraging the AWS Ground Station to quickly Enhancing the power and efficiency of Satellogic’s and cost efficiently scale satellite data acquisition EO capabilities by moving more AI analytics on processes board satellites Delivering data directly to AWS for processing Edge AI

  53. Slide 53: Guest Speaker: Shyam Sankar

    GUEST SPEAKER SHYAM SANKAR COO, Palantir 53

  54. Slide 54: Hired EVP of Sales

    HIRED EVP OF SALES Brian Lantier embodies 23 years of leadership and IT services experience from Tier 1 companies such as Perot Systems, EDS, ACS, HP, CSC, and Unisys. He began his professional life serving five years as a decorated naval officer coordinating global supply chain logistics in the Med

  55. Slide 55: Additional manufacturing facility, capacity of 100 satellites per year

    ADDITIONAL MANUFACTURING FACILITY, CAPACITY OF 100 SATELLITES PER YEAR Satellogic selected a site in the Netherlands, in the heart of the space cluster between Rotterdam and Delft The construction of the building at the planned location is expected to be completed by the end of 2021, where the clean

  56. Slide 56: Two manufacturing plants with 124 satellites/year combined capacity

    AT FULL OPERATIONS, TWO MANUFACTURING PLANTS WITH 124 SATELLITES/YEAR COMBINED CAPACITY 100 satellites per year 24 satellites per year Satellogic High Throughput Plant, Netherlands Satellogic Assembly, Integration & Testing Facility, Uruguay 56

  57. Slide 57: Project and Technology Roadmap

    PROJECT AND TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP Our plan is to continue to increase frequency and resolution towards a live view of planet Earth 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025+ SATELLITES IN ORBIT 13 17 37 111 208 300 SATELLITE CHARACTERISTICS 0.99m 0.77m - 0.64m 0.40m 0.30m (GSD RESOLUTION) at 470 km at 600 km - at

  58. Slide 58: 5 New Board Members

    5 NEW BOARD MEMBERS , BOLSTERING OUR VISION AND GROWTH 1 Jenette E. Ramos Marcos Galperín Bradley Halverson Dr. Dava Newman Tarun Bhatnagar Former SVP of Manufacturing, Supply Chain Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO Apollo Program Professor of Astronautics at VP of Geo Enterprise Business & Cloud Former

  59. Slide 59: Aleph Platform

    g ALEPH PLATFORM A\LePh SATELLOGIC

  60. Slide 60: How We Win

    HOW WE WIN Satellogic is leveraging its substantial advantage in unit-economics to achieve incremental returns on the supply and demand side TWO SIDED BARRIERS TO ENTRY FOR FUTURE COMPETITORS Economies of scale on the supply side Network effects NEAR-ZERO MARGINAL COST DEMAND CONSOLIDATION TECHNOLOG

  61. Slide 61: Financial Overview

    FINANCIAL OVERVIEW RICK DUNN CFO 61

  62. Slide 62: Revenue and satellite constellation growth

    Daily World Remaps $800 $787 300 $700 250 More mapping capacity, $600 Weekly World Remaps superior pricing power, 200 Revenue (USD, mm) $500 and a growing satellite # of Satellites $400 150 constellation expected $365 to result in rapid revenue $300 100 growth over the near-term. $200 $132 50 $100 $

  63. Slide 63: Go-to-Market Strategy

    GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGY While we grow our constellation of satellites to deliver services to the commercial sector, we will continue to deliver for our Government and D&I customers to help finance our growing constellation 17 SATELLITES 60+ SATELLITES 300+ SATELLITES in operation Weekly world remaps D

  64. Slide 64: Offering Portfolio

    OFFERING PORTFOLIO IMAGERY AI LAYERS DEDICATED SATELLITE HOSTED PAYLOAD CONSTELLATIONS Testing new sensors and Bringing space down to Earth Planetary scale insights Satellite-as-a-Service hardware in orbit 64

  65. Slide 65: Offering Portfolio: two business segments

    OFFERING PORTFOLIO Two unique and complementary business segments aimed at positioning the company in the larger information industry and at differentiating ourselves from traditional EO based products 1 GOVERNMENT, D&I 2 COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS Planetary-scale dataset of affordable high-frequency, Ded

  66. Slide 66: Financial Projections

    FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS ($mm) REVENUE ADJ. EBITDA1 FREE CASH FLOW1 COMMERCIAL PLATFORM DEFENSE & INTELLIGENCE $480 282 $297 $240 91 $120 $125 $83 $37 14 198 149 ($5) ($81) ($104) ($63) 5 ($32) 69 32 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E % GROWTH 124% 189% 100% % MARGI

  67. Slide 67: Capex becomes a decreasing percentage of revenues and profits

    AT SCALE, SATELLOGIC’S CAPEX BECOMES A DECREASING PERCENTAGE OF REVENUES AND PROFITS ($mm) # SATELLITES IN ORBIT 13 17 37 111 208 300 300 27.7% 13.8% OTHER CAPEX $218 SATELLITE REPLACEMENT CAPEX 20 SATELLITE GROWTH CAPEX $186 $169 23 CAPEX AS A PERCENTAGE OF REVENUE 13 33 $136 19 9 23 176 $63 152 13

  68. Slide 68: Powerful financial model expected to deliver strong revenue growth

    POWERFUL FINANCIAL MODEL EXPECTED TO DELIVER STRONG REVENUE GROWTH WITH ATTRACTIVE STEADY-STATE MARGINS NET REVENUE GROWTH 200%+ Supported by opening up the commercial market (YEAR OVER YEAR) 2021E-2025E CAGR (weekly remaps in 2022/2023, daily in 2025) ADJ. EBITDA MARGIN 1 60% Significant operating

  69. Slide 69: Selected Peer Valuation Benchmarking

    SELECTED PEER VALUATION BENCHMARKING 22.9x 9.9x 5.0x REVENUE EV / 3.5x 2.7x 2.3x 1.6x SPACE DATA & Data & Analytics / SaaS CATEGORY Category Creators ECONOMY ANALYTICS / SaaS CREATORS EV / 2024E EV / 2022E Source: Company filings, investor presentations and FactSet as of 11/12/2021. Figures represen

  70. Slide 70: Transaction priced at a meaningful discount to peer multiples

    TRANSACTION IS PRICED AT A MEANINGFUL DISCOUNT TO PEER MULTIPLES TRANSACTION VALUE RELATIVE VALUATION SUMMARY OF APPROACH ($ in billions) $5.7 Applied a range of forward multiples to Satellogic’s 2024E and 2025E management forecasted revenue and then discounted back 3 and 4 years, respectively, assu

  71. Slide 71: Transaction expected to fund business plan

    TRANSACTION EXPECTED TO FUND BUSINESS PLAN, WITH ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACCELERATION AND INCREMENTAL VALUE CREATION THROUGH M&A 1 CF Acquisition Corp. V (“CFAC V”) business combination with Nettar Group, Inc. d/b/a Satellogic (“Satellogic”) at a pro forma enterprise value of $850mm TRANSACTION

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  73. Slide 73: Q&A

    v Q&A 73

  74. Slide 74: Closing Remarks

    CLOSING REMARKS EMILIANO KARGIEMAN CEO 74

  75. Slide 75: Appendix

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  76. Slide 76: Investment Highlights

    INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS 1 Vastly superior unit economics for high resolution imagery with remapping capability 2 Massive $140bn+ TAM1 opportunity unlocked by near zero marginal cost structure and SaaS platform 3 Differentiated and proven technology with 17 satellites already in orbit 4 $2.1bn sales pi

  77. Slide 77: Financial Summary

    FINANCIAL SUMMARY ($mm) 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E Satellites Launched 17 42 80 80 Satellites Decommissioned 0 (13) (4) (17) Satellites in Orbit 34 63 139 202 Defense & Intelligence revenues 32 69 149 198 Commercial platform revenues 5 14 91 282 Total revenues $37 $83 $240 $480 % growth 124% 189% 100%

  78. Slide 78: Non-GAAP Adjusted EBITDA Reconciliation

    NON-GAAP ADJUSTED EBITDA RECONCILIATION ($000) 2019 2020 Net result for the year (loss) (20,765) (113,926) Plus: Income tax (benefit) expense 83 148 Plus: Finance costs 4,501 7,566 Less: Finance income (398) (79) Less: Other financial income (expense) 112 (597) Plus: Depreciation of satellites and o

  79. Slide 79: Selected Peer Operational and Valuation Benchmarking

    SELECTED PEER OPERATIONAL AND VALUATION BENCHMARKING SPACE ECONOMY DATA & ANALYTICS / SaaS CATEGORY CREATORS Average: 292% Average: 30% Average: 28% Median: 294% Median: 28% Median: 29% 498% 304% 373% 269% 272% 294% REVENUE 202% 113% 105% 102% GROWTH 51% 18% 37% 27% 31% 29% 62% 21% 17% 24% 35% 15% 2

  80. Slide 80: Final Transaction Structure

    FINAL TRANSACTION STRUCTURE SPAC Target Shareholders Shareholders Satellogic Inc. (BVI) CF Acquisition Nettar Group Inc. Corp. V (dba Satellogic) (Delaware) (BVI) 80

  81. Slide 81: Management Team

    MANAGEMENT TEAM EMILIANO GERARDO RICK AVIV REBECA MATT BRIAN THOMAS KARGIEMAN RICHARTE DUNN COHEN BRANDYS TIRMAN LANTIER VANMATRE CEO & Founder CTO / CISO & Founder CFO COO & Chief of Staff General Counsel President, Satellogic EVP of Sales VP of Global Business North America Development Co-founded

  82. Slide 82: A History of Success and Technological Evolution

    A HISTORY OF SUCCESS AND TECHNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OUR FLEET 3 prototypes launched and tested successfully 22 full satellites launched / 17 commercial satellites in orbit 100% successful satellite deployments CubeBug-1 CubeBug-2 BugSat-1 NewSat 1&2 NewSat 3 NewSat 4&5 NewSat 6 NewSat 7&8 NewSat 9-18 N

  83. Slide 83: Global Footprint

    GLOBAL FOOTPRINT HIGH THROUGHPUT BUSINESS PLANT DEVELOPMENT + SALES Rotterdam SOLUTIONS Beijing FINANCE Barcelona PRODUCT DELIVERY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT + Charlotte PLATFORM SALES Tel Aviv Miami DEVELOPMENT TEAM MANUFACTURING Córboba AND ASSEMBLY SATELLITE R&D + MISSION OPERATIONS Montevideo Buenos A

  84. Slide 84: Satellogic

    SATELLOGIC NOW YOU SEE

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