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Agilyx — Investor Presentation 2021
Jun 21, 2021
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Leading the way to make plastics circular
KeyBanc Capital Markets Presentation June 2021
Agilyx Snapshot




- AmSty •
- Exxon •
- Lucite •
- Braskem • NextChem
16 years of technology development:

7 technologies released
Leader in Advanced Recycling
First commercial closed loop plastic to plastic facility

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Agilyx & Cyclyx Management Team

Tim Stedman CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 25+ years of experience

Beatriz Malo de Molina CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 25+ years of experience
Mr. Stedman has nearly 30 years of experience in polymer and olefins production, global supply chains, operations, business leadership, strategic development and implementation. Prior to joining Agilyx, Mr. Stedman was the Senior Vice President, Strategy and Corporate Development for Trinseo where he was responsible for leading Trinseo's mergers and acquisition strategy development.
Ms. Malo De Molina has over 25 years of finance experience in investment banking, venture investment, strategy, and M&A. She most recently served as head of Mergers & Acquisitions with Orkla ASA, has worked at McKinsey & Co. in Oslo and spent 10 years in the Investment Banking Division of Goldman Sachs in the firm's New York, Mexico City, Frankfurt and London offices.

Joseph Vaillancourt BOARD MEMBER, PRESIDENT OF CYCLYX 30+ years of experience
Mr. Vaillancourt brings over 25 years of operational, financial, and strategic experience in industrial, environmental and energy innovation and infrastructure development. Throughout his career, Mr. Vaillancourt has led in excess of \$2 billion of debt and equity financings as well as M&A activities and has helped commercialize 15 environmental technologies.

and stewardship.
Chris Faulkner, Ph.D CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER 15+ years of experience
Dr. Faulkner brings over 15 years of technical and organizational expertise on the engineering, process, analytics and administrative fronts to deliver products and operating assets. He has held engineering, scientist and management positions in the renewable energy and chemicals industry sectors with a focus on sustainability
Mark Barranco SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF ENGINEERING AND EXECUTION 30+ years of experience
Mr. Barranco brings over 30 years of petrochemical industry experience in a variety of technical and business roles spanning basic chemical products, such as olefins and aromatics, to derivatives such as polymers and resins. Prior to joining Agilyx, Mr. Barranco worked for ExxonMobil Chemical Company where he progressed through numerous managerial and leadership assignments




Agilyx: Proven conversion technology to meet a significant market opportunity
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Highly flexible and robust plastic waste conversion technology
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~ \$150M invested over 16 years in proprietary technology platform
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Fundamental understanding of waste allowing feedstock challenge to be addressed

Proven technology to convert both mixed and PS waste, with 10 TPD plant in operation since 2018
Today's Recycling Landscape for Plastic Waste Globally


Agilyx: a robust conversion processes is key to recyclability

Versatile Technology for variety of outputs & pathways Robust Process allows contaminated feedstocks No Catalyst allows broad range of plastic feedstocks & blends

13 Patents for Advanced Recycling Technology
- System for recycling plastics
- Systems and methods for recycling plastics (2)
- Devices, systems, and methods for recycling plastic (2)
- Methods for recycling plastics and treating pyrolysis vapors
- Methods for conditioning synthetic crude oil from pyrolysis
- Methods and systems for conditioning synthetic crude oil
- Systems and methods for recycling waste plastics, including polystyrene (2)
- Systems and methods for recycling plastic (2)
- Systems and methods for conditioning synthetic crude oil


Post-use plastics: Solving complexity to make waste a useable feedstock
- Plastics made up of a huge great variety of chemical substrates, tailored for thousands of specific uses.
- Variability, complexity, and unknown composition of post-use plastics makes them unsuitable for making new, high-quality products.
- However, through consistent characterization of the chemistry of post-use plastics, we open the possibility of processing them to new plastics feedstocks.
| Type | Demand | Packaging uses | Non-packaging uses | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| РЕТ | 24% | Beverage bottles (Transparent) |
Seat belts Apparel |
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| HDPE | 14% | O | Milk/Shampoo bottles (Opaque) |
Water pipe Dust bins |
| C PVC |
14% | Cosmetic Containers Oil/Cleansing products Cling Wrap |
Window sheet Water pipe Electrical insulation |
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| C LDPE |
17% | Plastic bags Bin bags Films inside packages |
Toys Buckets Electrical insulation |
|
| PP | 23% | Straws Ice cream Tubs Lock & Lock |
Consumer electronics Textiles Auto parts |
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| DS | 6% | Disposable cups Protective packaging |
Cutlery Appliances |

Data & Analytics

Agilyx dataset of waste plastic is unmatched in the industry, enabling us to create vertically integrated, customized pathways from plastic feedstock to products.
Agilyx is Data-Driven
Over the last 16 years, we have built a dataset of more than 2,000 plastic waste characterizations and 1,000 hydrocarbon substrates.
For each source, we have more than 100+ data points and continues to build on this foundation.
Agilyx has recipes for more than 1,500 commercial conversions of various waste plastics to more than 1,000 variations of hydrocarbon products.


Cyclyx: Agilyx feedstock sourcing platform in partnership with ExxonMobil
JV agreement allows for scaling feedstock solution
- Provide low-cost feedstock to Agilyx customers, Exxon and 3rd parties
- IP and know-how; largest plastic waste database and recipe insight
- GE collaboration: applying Artificial Intelligence to feedstock business
- Globally target over 550 kTa by 2025 and 3,000 kTa by 2030
- Agilyx paid royalties on all feedstock processes
- Next phase: New members drive scale


JDA , Artificial Intelligence


Regenyx: The worlds first commercial closed loop plastic-to-plastic facility
Facility Fact Sheet
Converting waste plastic into new plastic raw material with food grade quality
FACILITY
| Launched | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 10 tons per day |
| Location | Tigard (Oregon, US) |
OPERATIONS
| Pathway | Polystyrene to styrene monomer |
|---|---|
| Certification | ISCC PLUS Certified Circular Pathway |
| Brand | PolyUsable (end-product) |
OWNERSHIP
Regenyx is a JV owned by Agilyx and AmSty 50/50

AGILYX HIGHLIGHTS
- Manage operations and maintenance of facility
- Unit demonstrates flexibility being used for both MWP and Polystyrene Approx. 12,000hrs operation at commercial rates
- All production has been accepted within contracted specification
- ISCC PLUS Recycled Content Certification
- Cyclyx is managing feedstock for Regenyx

Enabling the industry in the emerging waste plastic conversion landscape

- Enabling infrastructure owners to add recycled content into existing chemicals and plastics supply chains
- Enabling emergent build-own-operate companies with access to feedstock supporting selected conversion pathway
- Enabling infrastructure investors with technology and feedstock management capabilities that allows investment into wasteto-plastic supply chain

Capital light go-to-market strategy
AGILYX SUPPORTS CUSTOMERS IN ALL PHASES OF A RECYCLING FACILITY
| Development phase (1-2 years) |
Construction phase (1-2 years) |
Operations phase (20+ years) |
|---|---|---|
| • Feasibility studies and engineering support |
• Technology license sale • Sale of Agilyx conversion equipment |
• Royalties technology license • Operations and maintenance |
| • Identification and characterization of plastics |
• Feedstock recipe matched to conversion technology and product |
• Feedstock optimization drives efficiency |
| Revenues | Revenues (per 100 tons/day project) | Revenues (per 100 tons/day project) |
| USD 3-5 million | USD 15 -20 million | Royalties; margins on feedstock volumes; operational support |

Diversified revenue streams: 100 TPD facility (illustrative, MWP)
| REVENUE PRO FILE | REVENUE DIST RIBUT IO N | CO NSIDERAT IO NS | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHA SE | DURAT IO N | TOTA L | YEA R: 1 | YEA R: 2 | YEA R: 3 | YEA R: 4-2 3 | |
| DEVELO PMENT | 1.5 years | USD 3-5 million | USD 2 million | USD 2 million | - | - | |
| CO RE EQ UIPMENT |
1.5 years | USD 15-20 million | - | USD 8 million | USD 8 million | - | • Revenues on BoP not presented here |
| O PERAT IO NS | 20 years | USD 15-25 million | - | - | - | USD 1 million per year |
• Cyclyx royalties not included |
| TOTA L | 23 years | USD 33-50 million | USD 2m | USD 10m | USD 8m | USD 20m |

Active Development Pipeline
Expect to bring one new project into development on average every quarter
Consistent with developing a business revenue of \$200- 300M in the mid-term

Industry partners secured to accelerate commercialization
| DATE | PATHWAY | TYPE | REGION | PARTNER |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 2021 | Polystyrene/Styrene | Technology Alliance | Global | |
| April 2021 | Polystyrene/Styrene | New plant development | USA | |
| March 2021 | Mixed Waste Plastics | Technology/EPC Alliance and development of new plants |
Global | |
| Dec 2020 | Mixed Waste Plastics | New plant development | USA | |
| Dec 2020 | Cyclyx | JV formation | Global | |
| Dec 2020 | Mixed Waste Plastics | New plant development | Australia | A.Eon |
| Dec 2020 | Polystyrene/Styrene | Project advancement | Japan | |
| Nov 2020 | Polystyrene/Styrene | Certification of circular pathway | NA |

Agilyx: midterm ramp-up objective based on 500 TPD in operation


Revenue Streams
- Feasibility Studies •
- Project Development •
- Core Equipment & Installation •
- Engineering Support •
- Construction Pass-Through •
- Royalties (Tech and Cyclyx) •

Financial Implications at Goal Year
- Agilyx Revenues: USD 200 300 million •
- Represents conversion business revenues •
- Includes royalties from Cyclyx to Agilyx •
- Cyclyx revenues not included •
