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Critical Infrastructure Technologies — Investor Presentation (October 2025)
25 slides from Critical Infrastructure Technologies's investor presentation, October 2025
Slide 1: Nexus 20 Self-Deploying Communications Platform
NEXUS 20 Self-Deploying Communications Platform A new advanced platform of deployable communications technology Critical Infrastructure Technology October 2025 CSE: CTTT Frankfurt: X9V
Slide 2: Disclaimer
citech LU Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Critical Infrastructure Technologies Pty Ltd (“CiTech” the “Company”) based on information available to it as at the date of this presentation. The information in this presentation is provided in summary form and does not contain all inform
Slide 3: Leading the way
Leading the way CiTech is an innovative first mover in robotic, fully autonomous, self-deployable communications systems. With strong potential across mining, emergency services, defence, border security, and surveillance, telecommunications is a rapidly expanding sector — and remains essential to m
Slide 4: Company Snapshot
Innovative technology born out of 01 Perth, Western Australia Applicability across the mining, 02 Company emergency services, defence and border security and surveillance sectors Mobile telecommunications platform, Snapshot 03 self deploying, with high capacity tower Payload agnostic - masthead conf
Slide 5: Problems being Solved
Stable communications are a necessity A in any environment For mining, it’s required to maintain B autonomous operations Problems being C Fixed towers cannot provide a signal in mining pits that require line of sight vision Solved D High capacity, high availability networks are directly linked to pr
Slide 6: Targeted Sectors
Targeted Sectors + Border Security & Survelliance Communications are critical for mines to operate when communications are cut – production stops, costing millions of dollars in lost production time During natural disasters, power is cut which means communication towers cease to operate Resource Eme
Slide 7: Sector Disruptive Technology
Sector Disruptive Technology The Nexus 20 delivers a step change in capability through innovation Tower - Strength and Capacity - Unique and one of a kind Rapid Deployment and Operation Fundamental improvements in operator safety High-capacity solar arrays provide power autonomy Feather light touch
Slide 8: Resources Sector
Resources Sector Large Scale Automation 4 x T1 - Fixed Sites 4 x T2 - Fixed Skid Sites 20 x T3 - Mobile Sites (Nexus 20) Typical Mine Site Layout Tier 1 - Fixed sites are positioned outside the ore bodies and are expected to last the lifetime of the mine Tier 2 - Skid sites are placed in locations t
Slide 9: Emergency Services Sector
Emergency Services Sector The Problem More than 1000 mobile towers and nodes went down during the bushfires Calls to make 'timely' Telstra service upgrades mandatory after two-week mobile disruption “Fixed Infrastructure is vulnerable to destruction by natural (or unnatural) forces”
Slide 10: Emergency Services Sector
Emergency Services Sector The Solution A rapidly deployable platform with the power of a fixed site Applying lessons learned, using latest technology, design tools and materials. Telco grade tower. Strong enough to send two multi-gigabit links 40 kilometers to existing services – in near cyclonic wi
Slide 11: The NEXUS
The NEXUS The Solution Any organisation that needs to quickly deploy high capacity mobile phone services faces significant challenges. The power demands and weight of the multiple antennas cannot be supported by most rapidly deployable solutions available today. The Nexus, with its heavy lift and ro
Slide 12: The Nexus Family
The Nexus Family The Nexus 16 The Nexus 20 The Nexus 24 4-segment, 16m tower 5-segment, 20m tower 4m pneumatic extension on >200kg payload >150kg payload 5-segment tower (24m total) <9 tonnes (dry) <10 tonnes (dry) 30kg payload at 24m Operational wind limit >100km/h Operational wind limit >85km/h 10
Slide 13: Defence
Defence Counter-UAS Faced with immense challenges of protecting assets from high volumes of fast moving airborne threats, agencies rely on electronic detection and counter measures controlled by autonomous systems. Proven effective in tracking and defeating single or swarm attacks, C-UAS systems ben
Slide 14: Versatile Payload Capabilities
Versatile Payload Capabilities Forward Deployment LTE in contested space Radar cUAS with MANET Radio & uWave LTE & uWave comms + EM cUAS Airfield/Marine Radar ISR (Surveillance) 12m high, 18-ft Marine Surface or Air Surveillance radar 24m high, Optical and Thermal Cameras, Radar, Radio Broadcast and
Slide 15: Surveillance
Surveillance Border Monitoring Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR) is fast becoming a multi billion dollar industry as countries scramble to monitor and protect borders from an ever increasing range of threats. In addition, the exponential rate of development in the fields of UAV and ISR
Slide 16: Surveillance
Surveillance Drone Base Challenges faced by organisations tasked with securing or even just monitoring large land borders are substantial. This is where technology can deliver a capability multiplier allowing a small team to monitor large areas from the relative comfort and safety of a protected loc
Slide 17: CiNet - Remote Management
CiNet - Remote Management CiNet was built to support the Nexus range of products and provide seamless integration into the operator's own Network Management Systems. Web Based - No dedicated hardware required. Can be used with all modern web browsers Docker Container Based - Flexible resource sharin
Slide 18: CiNet - Dashboard
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Slide 19: Market Size
Market Size $US 2.0b - Targeted $US 5.8b+ TAM
Slide 20: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Chairman: Imants Kins • Bachelor of Economics (University of Western Australia) Master of Arts – Futures Studies (Curtin University) • Extensive experience at a senior level in Government (including advising ministers) and the private sector, as senior manager and corporate econom
Slide 21: Team Leaders
Team Leaders Rodney Louden: CiTech Lead Engineer BEng(Electronics & Communications)(Hons), BSc(Computer Science), M. Cyber Security 15 year career in resource sector engineering, project management and field services Extensive experience in delivering automation projects for Tier-1 mining companies
Slide 22: Business Model
Business Model Growth Plan Target Australian resource sector – it’s our backyard and we are well connected within the industry 01 Outright Sale Sales pipeline build has commenced with all of the major mining companies, Government and Defence sectors Sales Price: 550,000 (base) engaged. Mil-Spec: 725
Slide 23: Progress to Date
Progress to Date Demonstrations - WA based miners, K92 (Canadian Co), Ukraine (Ambassador and DoD), Latvian Ambassador, State Emergency Services (WA), Australian Defence Force 1st Sale and Delivery - Atlas Iron, operating without fault for almost 18 months, including a direct hit from a Category 3 C
Slide 24: Nexus 16
Nexus 16 Operating Autonomously since April 2024
Slide 25: Lets Connect
Lets Connect Brenton Scott • CEO +61 411751191 brenton.s@citech.com.au www.citech.com.au
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