GREEN360 TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2016

Dec 20, 2016

Breaking Battery Barriers

Disclaimer

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UltraCharge Vision

To revolutionise the global battery market by developing and delivering game-changing battery technologies.

The UltraCharge Advantage

GAME CHANGING BATTERY TECHNOLOGY

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Rapid Charging Enhanced Safety Cost efficiency Longevity Simplicity

“The next big thing” Professor Rachid Yazami, co-inventor of today’s lithium-ion batteries

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Investment Case

First Mover Advantage: exclusive rights to technology Patented technology Strategic collaboration: Nanyang Technology University in Singapore Market: huge growth trajectory projected Multiple benefits: economic and ecological

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Management Team

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Kobi Ben-Shabat, CoFounder & CEO

Danny Hacohen , VP Marketing, Sales, Biz Dev.

• Over 25 years in high-tech

• • Multiple senior positions in business operations.

• Vast leadership experience

• Founded OPS, with annual sales of $14M, acquired by ASX listed Hills Pty Ltd.

• BA in Social Science & Mathematics

• Hills Pty Ltd. MBA studies, Univ. of

• • Holds an BA and MBA Bradford. in Marketing and Information Technology.

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Dr. Linoam Eliad, VP R&D

• 15 years in R&D of nanomaterials for batteries and super capacitors.

• • Lead projects for large corporations, smaller start-ups, and the US Air Force

• Holds a PhD in Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry from Bar Ilan University

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Prof. Chen Xiaodong , Chief Scientific Advisor

• Associate Professor, School of Material Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

• Domain expert in nano-bio interfaces and

programmable materials for energy conversion

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Board of Directors

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Doron Nevo, Chairman

David Wheeler

• Over 30 years in executive positions

• 25 years experience in high-tech

• Co-founder & CEO, KiloLambda

• Experienced director & corporate advisor

• CEO of NKO and of Clalcom

• Fellow of the AICD,

• Clalcom Director of several

• • BSc in Electrical ASX listed Engineering from the companies Technion

• MSc in Telecom Management from Brooklyn Polytechnic

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Yuri Nehushtan

• Managing partner of Nehushtan,

• Zafran, Scharf, Jaffe & Co.,

• Law degree from Hebrew University

• in Jerusalem

• Masters from the London School of Economics

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• Prof. Gideon Grader,

• Advisory Board

John Paitaridis

• 25 years executive experience

  • Dean. Chemical Engineering, Technion

  • • Founder & director of the Technion Energy Program

• Optus managing director

• Member of

• Australia’s Institute of Company Directors

• of Company BSc. in Chemical Directors Engineering, UC

• • Deputy chair, Berkeley •

• Australia’s PhD in Chemical Information Industry Engineering, Caltech Association

• • Bachelor of Economics

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Market Overview

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40%
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Consumer Automotive Industry

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Global Lithium Market with Focus on Lithium-ion Batteries: Industry Analysis & Outlook (2016-2020)"

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$60,000
$50,000
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
$10,000
$0
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2020
Global Lithium Ion Battery Market Revenue Forecast (Millions of U.S.
Dollars)
Source: IHS iSuppli August 2011
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US$31.55 billion (2016)

Growth rate 18.5%p.a.

The lithium-ion battery business is set dominate the battery business at around $140 billion in 2026*

IDTechEx Research report, Lithium-ion Batteries 2016-2026

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- The Future of Lithium Ion Batteries

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Bikes
Stationary Energy Storage
Wheelchair
Forklift Energy Portable Energy Storage
Transportation
Storage
Buses
Portable Solar Energy Storage
Golf Carts Growing Market Growing Market
Expanding Market
Tablets
Payment
Wearables
Consumer Electronics Toys
and Devices
Smartphones
Cordless Phones
Personal Care
Power Tools
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“…the substantial expansion of lithium demand is hindered by life span, charging time, specific energy and specific power and safety issues”*

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LIB Market Barriers

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Slow Charging

~two hours to fully charge a Smartphone

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Limited Lifetime

~ 500 -1000 recharges cycles - two to three years of typical usage

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Safety and Transportation Restrictions Vulnerable to leakage, fire hazards and can create unsafe environments

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UltraCharge Technological Innovation

Replacing graphite in anodes (negative pole) with a nanotube gel material made from TITANIUM DIOXIDE

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Abundant
Cheap
Safe
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Patented
Electron
Technology
microscopy of The graphite is
low-cost raw TiO2 nanotube
titanium replaced by
material. Simple gel
dioxide titanate powder.
hydrothermal
nanotubes.
stirring.
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Key Advantages

Smartphones

70% charged in under 6 minutes

CURRENT TECHNOLOGY

FULL CELLPONE Charge > 60 MINS

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Electric cars

Dramatic increase in capabilities with just 10-15 minutes of charging

UltraCharge FUTURE

70% CELLPONE Charged < 6 MINS

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Key Advantages

Ultra Safe

UltraCharge technology is entirely free of carbon for LI Storage No thermal No No Hazardous Eliminates runaway

No No Hazardous overheating materials leakage

Eliminates Eliminates fires explosions

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“Replacement Galaxy Note 7 starts smoking, leads to plane evacuation”

“iPhone explodes and catches fire in a student’s back pocket”

“Samsung won't be the last to have exploding batteries”

“US safety agency advises consumers to stop using fire-prone mobile devices”

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Anticipated Timeline*

100mA/P Pouch Cell Lithium Ion battery (Up to 3x current energy density)

Technology (Up to 3x current Transfer and 1000mA/h Pouch energy density) Initial scale up Cell for Prototype 2-5 7-10 12 Today 18 months 30 months months months months Production of Mass production of Full mass production prototypes & Anode Material for readiness of Anode samples selected customers material

• The ability of Ultra Charge to meet these timelines is subject to various factors including availability of staff and equipment at production facilities and Ultra Charge Anode material being suitable for use by end users in accordance with its proposed business plan. Ultra Charge believes that the funds raised under the public offer will be sufficient to commence production and sales of the Anode material. However, grant financing cannot be guaranteed and further funding may be required to meet the objectives stated above.

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The Business Model

UltraCharge will initially focus on applications that bring simplicity for the energy storage market, by offering a game-changing battery that is fast charging , has enhanced safety , is cost efficient , and has a longer lifespan .

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Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
1. Achieve mass production
1. Availability of early 1. Ramp up production
capabilities
samples of Anode capabilities
2. Ability to sell volumes
2. Ship samples to selected 2. Ultra Charge to sell anode
Anode material to battery
clients for commercial material at limited volumes
manufacturer.
evaluation. 3. Initiate license agreements
3. Provide multiple licenses
3. Potential 1 [st] Business to battery manufacturer.
to battery manufactures
Collaboration.
Phase III within 30 months
Phase I within 12 months Phase II within 18-24 months
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• The ability of Ultra Charge to meet these timelines is subject to various factors including availability of staff and equipment at production facilities and Ultra Charge Anode material being suitable for use by end users in accordance with its proposed business plan. Ultra Charge believes that the funds raised under the public offer will be sufficient to commence production and sales of the Anode material. However, grant financing cannot be guaranteed and further funding may be required to meet the objectives stated above.

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Corporate & Capital Structure

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ASX Code: UTR
MARKET CAP
$37,486,777 FOUNDERS &
MANAGEMENT
385M shares
53%
SHARE PRICE
0.05 CENT
ENTERPRISE
CASH
shares VALUE
$5M
floated on the $32,486,777
ASX
FREE FLOAT
on
273 M shares
SHARES ON
34%
ISSUE
749M
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Ultra Charge

Breaking the Battery Barriers

Rapid Charging Enhanced Safety Cost efficiency Longevity Simplicity

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