Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. · TSXV:GSI

Gatekeeper Systems — Investor Presentation (March 2012)

23 slides from Gatekeeper Systems's investor presentation, March 2012

  1. Slide 1: Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. Corporate Presentation

    Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. Total Mobile Video Security Solutions CORPORATE PRESENTATION March, 2012

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

    Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward- looking information may include, but is not limited to, information with respect to the developments in Gatekeeper’s operations in future per

  3. Slide 3: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary • Gatekeeper Systems designs, manufactures and sells complete video surveillance systems for transportation, military and maritime • Global video surveillance market estimated at $29b by 2015 1 • Transportation ( Mobile ) is estimated at 1.6 Billion 2015 2 • Raising $2.0m to expand

  4. Slide 4: Gatekeepers Total Mobile Video Solutions

    Gatekeepers Total Mobile Video Solutions High Resolution Cameras Solid State Recorders Video Management Software -First High Resolution -First Fully Stackable -Find Incidents in Seconds Infrared School Bus Design Records Up To 20 -Email Incidents License Plate Reader Cameras integrated GPS Instantan

  5. Slide 5: Key Benefits of a Gatekeeper System

    Key Benefits of a Gatekeeper System • Superior Image Quality for Mobile Environment • Compact Design • Integrated GPS, Audio, Vehicle Sensor, Mapping and Scalable up to 20 Cameras • Easy Installation • Completely Solid State – No Moving Parts White-out Caused By • Compatible with Legacy Systems Fluc

  6. Slide 6: Demand For Mobile Video Surveillance Increasing

    Demand For Mobile Video Surveillance Increasing 1.6 • Student and Passenger Safety 1.4 • Reduce False Liability Claims 1.2 1.0 Billions • Fleet Management and 0.8 Tracking 0.6 0.4 • Legislation – Fines for Stop Arm 0.2 Violations 0.0 • Vandalism 2008 2015 Frost & Sullivan Independent “The mobile mar

  7. Slide 7: Targeted Verticals – North America Only

    Targeted Verticals – North America Only 550,000 School 410,000 Police Buses – 120,000 Cars Schools Police Car Video Long-term and Systems Fused to extensive City Surveillance relationships with cameras or municipalities and PODS school boards 165,000 Transit Analog to Digital Vehicles - USA Conversi

  8. Slide 8: GSI Core Business - School Bus Security

    GSI Core Business - School Bus Security Transportation / School Buses • 3,500 Customer Base (Est) • Installations in every US state NiTROTM records 4 cameras, audio, GPS, Mapping, Time/Date Opportunity: • Analog to digital upgrades • 550,000 yellow school buses in North America • New bus production

  9. Slide 9: GSI Core Business - School Bus Security Successes

    GSI Core Business - School Bus Security Successes • Clark County Schools - 5th Largest in USA, 1800 Buses / 232 Installed • Dallas County Schools – 1700 Buses / Analog: 812 – Digital: 212 Installed • San Diego Unified – 1000 Vehicles / 24 Installed • Springfield City Schools, MO – 280 Buses / 145 In

  10. Slide 10: Tens of thousands of stop arm violations are reported across the country every day

    Tens of thousands of stop arm violations are reported across the country every day

  11. Slide 11: Student Deaths Caused By Stop Arm Violators Drives New Legislation for Issuing Tickets

    Student Deaths Caused By Stop Arm Violators Drives New Legislation for Issuing Tickets Recurring Revenue Opportunity • 13,803,300 Million Violations Annually 1 • $200 Average Violation Fine • $2.7B Potential Traffic Fine Revenue – to be shared by Gatekeeper, County and School District • Fast payback

  12. Slide 12: Other States Camera Fines

    OTHER STATES CAMERA FINES STATE FINE Georgia Up to $1,000.00 Mississippi $350.00 -- $750.00 North Carolina ( Iredell, Rowan, Carteret, $250 Stoke and Wake Counties ) Louisiana ( Jefferson Parish ) $295 -- $400 Virginia $250 Rhode Island $500 Connecticut $450 Washington $394 Maryland ( Montgomery and

  13. Slide 13: Student Protector Benefits

    STUDENT PROTECTORTM Benefits • Reliable Infrared Imaging with Constant Light Superior Image Quality Technology and Reliability • Crystal clear license plate imaging • Eliminates motion blur at high speeds for reliable imaging • Solid State recording system • Unique Evidence Pak integrates video, GPS

  14. Slide 14: GSI Core Business - Military

    GSI Core Business - Military AC-130 Gunship Viperfish digital recorders are installed in USAF Gunships High Resolution Solid State Digital Recorder Opportunity: Military Post Mission Analysis Analog to Digital Conversions over next 5 years: 10,000 (approx.) Avg SP $10,000 = $100m Applications: Borde

  15. Slide 15: Securing Data In Extreme Environments

    Securing Data In Extreme Environments Successes • Boeing Aerospace, Defense Contractor to AC130 Gunship • USAF-DOD USA, Viperfish designed into AC130 Gunship • Sea King Helicopters Canada • Columbia Air Force, Air Surveillance Group • Flight Safety – Viperfish designed into Lockheed Martin’s Flight

  16. Slide 16: Distribution Model

    Distribution Model Installed Base • Sell to End Users, Bus Dealers, > 14,000 Analog Systems Security Dealers and National > 20,000 Digital Systems Defense Contractors > 51,000 Cameras Annual Whole Unit Sales • 3500 Customers (Est) Analog Total Digital 5000 4500 4310 • Installations in every 4000 350

  17. Slide 17: Strengths

    Strengths • Effective Sales Model – Capable of Prime or Subcontracting •Ownership of intellectual property > 40 % • Manufacturing costs under control Gross Margin • Onsite Engineering Team

  18. Slide 18: Growth Strategy

    Growth Strategy Expand Sales Capabilities • Add personnel in new territories Build Awareness Through Branding & Marketing • Increase participation in industry trade shows • Targeted marketing to decision-makers in key verticals Accelerated Product Innovation • Release more products • Additional enha

  19. Slide 19: Working Capital Requirements

    Working Capital Requirements Credit Obligations (March 31st, 2012) $410,787 Expenses scheduled out over a 12-18 month periods Marketing Programs $336,000 Additional Personnel Hires $450,000 Administration $150,000 Unallocated Funds $466,368 TOTALS: $1,813,155

  20. Slide 20: Capitalization Structure

    Capitalization Structure Common Shares Senior Management 12,358,874 40% Employees Friends & Family Seed Shares @ $.60 7,588,658 25% CPC Escrow @ $0.125 800,000 3% CPC IPO @ $0.25 2,000,000 6% Qualifying Transaction Financing @ $0.25 8,000,000 26% 30,747,532 100% Note: Discovery Capital owns 5,405,40

  21. Slide 21: Management Team

    Management Team President / CEO / Founder Doug Dyment VP Finance / Operations Adrian de Machado BBA ( Major Accounting Finance ), MBA VP Product Management/Programs Doug Fraser P.Eng MBA M.Eng BScEE Director Engineering Martin Crawley BS Engineering Degree with Honors in Electronic Systems

  22. Slide 22: Board of Directors

    Board of Directors Doug Dyment President / CEO / Gatekeeper Systems Founder Jay Ones Director Bob Galbraith Director MLB, MBA Former Founder & CEO Silent Witness Ent. Jonathan Jackson Director, Gatekeeper Systems CFO, S.L. Feldman & Associates Ltd. CFO, MBSAI Post Qualifying Transaction

  23. Slide 23: Thank you for your interest in Gatekeeper Systems, Inc.

    Thank you for your interest in Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. We appreciate your time Contact Information GSI – Canada 301-31127 Wheel Avenue Their Safety Is In Your Hands Abbotsford, BC V2T 6H1 Canada Toll Free: 1.888.666.4833

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