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Cardia Bioplastics Investor Presentation
Please find attached the Cardia Bioplastics Investor Presentation “A global supplier of bioplastic resins and finished products”.
This presentation is currently being presented to a number of sophisticated investors and stock brokers that have expressed interest to participate in Cardia Bioplastics’ current fund raising.
The Cardia Bioplastics Rights Issues is due to close this Friday 4th April 2014. The Directors will not be seeking an extension beyond this date therefore all applications must be received by 5.00pm (AEDT) on 4[th] April 2014.
Richard Tegoni Chairman Cardia Bioplastics Limited
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A global supplier of bioplastic resins and finished products Investor Presentation April 2014
July 2012
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2
Cardia Bioplastics Summary
Developer
and
manufacturer
of
bioplas4c
resins
and
finished
products
derived
from renewable
resources
for
the
global
packaging
and
plas4c
products
industries
Board of Directors
Capital Structure
Richard Tegoni Non-executive Chairman Frank Glatz Managing Director Steven Bendel Non-Executive Director Gideon Meltzer Non-Executive Director
Share Price Performance
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| Capital Structure | |
|---|---|
| Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: code) | CNN |
| Shares on issue (ASX) | 2,814.43m |
| Share price (average traded over last 90 days) | 0.3 cents |
| Market capitalisation | $8.44m |
| Listed options on issue (ASX: CNNOB) Exercisable at 1.5c any time to 30 June 2015 |
221.3m |
| Unlisted options on issue | |
| Exercisable at 0.35 cents any time to 15/07/2014 | 100m |
| Exercisable at 0.6 cents any time to 31/12/2014 | 39.44m |
| Rolling monthly turnover | 70m |
| Top 20 shareholders | 45.31 % |
| Total number of shareholders (as at 28 March 2014) |
2,762 |
Executive Summary
**Cardia
is
a
developer
and
manufacturer
of
bioplas4c
resins
and
finished
products
derived
from
renewable
resources for
the
global
packaging
and
plas4c
products
industries**
-
Ø Derived
from
renewable
sources,
Cardia’s
proprietary
Compostable
and
Biohybrid™
resins
reduce
the
carbon
footprint
of
plas6c products
and
packaging
by
up
to
50%
and
offer
comparable
performance.
Cardia’s
products
are
accepted
as
cost
effec6ve
alterna6ves to
petrochemical
based
plas6cs. -
Ø The
Bioplas6cs
industry
is
experiencing
growth
in
excess
of
20%
p.a.
Growth
is
being
driven
by
a
combina6on
of
governments,
brand owners
and
consumers
seeking
a
lower
carbon
footprint,
improved
waste
management
solu6ons
and
increased
use
of
renewable
raw materials. -
Ø Cardia’s
sustainable
resin
products
have
been
specifically
developed
for
a
broad
range
of
industrial
and
consumer
packaging applica6ons,
including
flexible
film,
bag,
injec6on
moulding,
blow
moulding,
foam,
and
extrusion
applica6ons. -
Ø Cardia’s
target
markets
are
Carrier
Bags,
Films
&
Packaging
and
Waste
Management
Products.
Cardia
offers
customers
the
choice
of either
Compostable
or
Biohybrid™
resins
for
their
own
produc6on
or
finished
Bioproducts
like
films
and
bags
for
their
direct
use. -
Ø Cardia
has
developed
commercial
rela6onships
with
leading
global
packaging
manufacturers
that
have
successfully
adapted
Cardia’s Compostable
and
Biohybrid™
resins
for
commercial
packaging
applica6ons. -
Ø AMer
5
years
of
product
development
work,
Cardia
has
in
place
partnerships
for
sustainable
packaging
and
achieved
commercial
sales to
the
following
leading
global
FMCG
companies
and
Councils: -
Ø Sealed
Air,
Procter
&
Gamble,
Kimberly-‐Clark,
Nestlé,
Colgate-‐Palmolive,
Henkel,
Breville,
McDonalds,
Toyota,
Jusco, Johnson
&
Johnson,
7-‐Eleven
and
KFC.
Shanghai-‐Pudong,
Nanjing,
Brisbane
and
Hangzhou
Councils. -
Ø Cardia
is
well
posi6oned
for
growth
in
its
target
markets
as
its
key
customers
are
now
in
market
and
have started
expanding
the
use
of
Cardia
products
across
their
product
ranges.
New
customers
are
expected
to adopt
Cardia’s
bioplas6c
packaging
and
follow
the
trend
towards
more
sustainable
packaging.
More
and more
Councils
around
the
world
are
expected
to
adopt
organic
waste
diversion
prac6ces.
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Key Investment Highlights
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Own IP
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Cost competitive
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- Cardia
owns
a
strong
intellectual
property
por_olio
of
11
patent
families
with
12
patents
so
far
granted
in
key
markets.
Patents protect
composi6on
formula6on,
manufacturing
process
and
applica6ons
for
global
packaging
products
invented
by
Cardia’s R&D
team.
• Cardia’s
bioplas6c
products
are
accepted
as
cost
effec6ve
alterna6ves
to
petrochemical
based
plas6cs.
• Cardia
has
successfully
developed
and
commercialised
a
range
of
Biohybrid™
and
Compostable
product
applica6ons
in
its
target . market
segments
of
carrier
bags,
packaging,
waste
management
products Target markets
• Nestlé Cardia
has
leading
global
brand
customers
including:
Sealed
Air,
Procter
&
Gamble,
Kimberly-‐Clark, ,
Colgate-‐Palmolive, Henkel,
Breville,
McDonalds,
Toyota,
Jusco,
Johnson
&
Johnson,
7-‐Eleven
and
KFC.
Cardia
has
Councils
customers
including: Global Customer . Relationships Shanghai-‐Pudong,
Nanjing,
Brisbane
and
Hangzhou
• Key
management
has
in-‐depth
experience
in
the
global
packaging
industry
and
a
track
record
of
commercialising
bioplas6c Management technology
with
global
brand
owners,
leading
packaging
manufacturers
and
Councils. Capabilities
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Market
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• The
market
demand
for
Bioplas6cs
is
growing
strongly.
Momentum
is
being
driven
by
governments,
leading
global
FMCG companies,
global
brands,
retailers
and
consumer
demand.
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Bioplastics Industry Overview
**The
market
opportunity
for
Bioplas4cs
is
being
driven
by:**
-
Increased
“package
goods”
consump6on
due
to
con6nued
economic
development
and
societal
trends
towards
convenience. -
Uncertainty
around
oil
(price
and
future
availability)
as
a
key
input
in
tradi6onal
plas6cs. -
Increased
Government
involvement
in
the
regula6on
of
environmental
issues
and
waste
management:
legisla6on
and
taxes. -
Increased
consumer
awareness
of
environmental
issues.
Global
brand
leaders
are
inves6ng
in
the
transi6on
from
tradi6onal
plas6cs
to bioplas6cs
-‐
tracking
consumer
preference
trends
and
preparing
for
global
legisla6ve
changes. -
Ø Global
plas6cs
producers
have
recognised
the
trend
and
invested heavily
in
bio-‐packaging
solu6ons
and
capacity
to
meet
the impending
demand
(refer
-‐
capacity
graph). -
Ø Sustainable
and
renewable
Bioplas6cs
packaging
is
es6mated
to be
<
1%
of
the
plas6cs
packaging
market
(c.$200B
p.a.)
with exponen6al
growth
poten6al. -
Ø Cardia
is
well
posi6oned
to
benefit
from
the
trend
towards sustainable
packaging.
Offering
customers
the
choice
of sustainable
Biohybrid™
or
compostable
resin
technology
for their
packaging
or
plas6c
product
solu6ons.
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Global#Produc6on#Capacity#of#Bioplas6cs#
7000$
6185$
6000$
5185$
5000$
4000$
3000$
2000$
1395$
1161$
989$ 1000$
1000$ 647$ 675$ 486$ 791$ 604$
180$ 185$ 258$ 276$ 342$
5$ 18$
0$
2006$ 2008$ 2010$ 2011$ 2012$ 2017$Forecast$
Year#
Compostable$Bioplas;cs$ Non$Compostable$Bioplas;cs$ Total$Capacity$
1000#Metric#Tons#
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Source: European Bioplastics/ IfBB Industry Report 2013
6
Bioplastics Industry – Global Regulation
Key
legisla4ve
ini4a4ves
will
ensure
Bioplas4cs
con4nue
to
gain
market
penetra4on
into
the
tradi4onal
plas4cs packaging
market.
-
Ø The
USA,
Europe,
La6n
America,
Australia,
Japan,
India,
China,
Middle-‐Eastern
governments
have
legislated
or supported
bans
on
conven6onal
plas6c
bags
in
an
effort
to
reduce
waste
and
their
carbon
foot
print.
A
few examples
are
listed
below: -
Ø 2007
San
Francisco
–
banned
non-‐compostable
plas6c
bags. -
Ø 2009
South
Australia,
2011
Northern
Territory,
2011
ACT,
2013
Tasmania
banned
light
disposable
plas6c
bags. -
Ø 2010
Germany
–
ban
on
land
filling
solid
waste
with5%
organic
content. -
Ø 2010
USA
-‐
Federal
Farm
Bill
Energy
Title
9
–
each
federal
agency
must
design
a
plan
to
purchase
as
many
bio-‐ based
plas6cs
as
prac6cally
possible.
Federal
procurement
plans
will
be
based
on
bio-‐based
content,
price and
performance. -
Ø 2013
Italy
–
banned
non-‐compostable
plas6c
bags. -
Ø 2010
Mexico
–
banned
non-‐biodegradable
plas6c
bags,
charge
consumers
for
bio-‐bags. -
Ø 2011
Chennai
(India)
-‐
banned
non-‐biodegradable
plas6c
bags. -
Ø 2013/Current
Brazil
–
Minas
Gerais
and
Goias
States
banned
use
of
standard
plas6c
bags. -
Ø 2014
European
Parliament
debates
ban
of
standard
plas6c
bags
across
Europe.
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Source: www.bio-plastics.org
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Company Overview
-
Ø Founded
in
2002,
Cardia
is
an
ASX-‐listed
company
(ASX:CNN).
Market
capitalisa6on A$8.44m.
Cardia
has
63
employees
(China
54
-‐
rest
of
world
9). -
Ø Cardia
has
developed
and
retains
its
own
Intellectual
Property
of
11
patent families
protec6ng
formula6on,
produc6on,
processing
&
applica6on
of
its Bioplas6c
resins
&
packaging
products. -
Ø In
2007
Cardia
established
its
manufacturing
and
product
development
facility
in Nanjing,
China.
Annual
produc6on
capacity
of
c.
7,200
tonnes. -
Ø Commercial
produc6on
began
in
2008
with
the
exclusive
supply
of
bags
and
waste management
products
to
the
2008
Beijing
Olympics. -
Ø To
date
over
A$20m
has
been
invested
by
Cardia. -
Ø Corporate,
opera6onal
&
applica6on
development
centre
in
Melbourne,
Australia -
Ø Sales
&
opera6onal
offices:
Australia,
China,
USA,
Brazil
and
Malaysia. -
Ø Established
global
distributor
network
across
the
Americas,
Europe
and
Asia. -
Ø FY2013
Revenue
of
c.
$5.0m.
Global
product
commercializa6on
phase commenced.
First
long-‐term
supply
agreements
signed.
Substan6al
revenue growth
is
expected
from
Cardia’s
large
sales
and
development
pipeline.
Moving towards
break-‐even
profitability.
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Global Operations
Resin Production Finished Goods Sales Offices Distributors
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Manufacturing Plant – Nanjing PRC
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Manufacturing Plant & Volume Capabilities
Cardia
has
developed
proprietary
manufacturing
processes
for its
bioplas4c
resin
and
finished
products
-
Ø Cardia’s
manufacturing
plant
is
located
in
Nanjing,
China. -
Ø Nanjing
is
a
large
commercial
center
with
a
mul6tude
of manufacturing
and
export
industries. -
Ø Cardia
has
set
up
fully
integrated
product
supply
from
resin to
cer6fied
compostable
films
and
bags
that
ensures
product quality
and
cost
compe6veness. -
Ø The
plant
has
significant
exis6ng
resin
capacity
(c.7,200te/a), in
prepara6on
for
the
full
commercialisa6on
of
its
products and
can
be
cost
effec6vely
expanded
to
c.10,000te/a produc6on. -
Ø Cardia
specializes
in
produc6on
of
its
compostable
films
and bags.
In
order
to
meet
growing
sales,
Cardia
doubles
film extrusion
and
bag
making
capacity
with
further
expansion commiyed.
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9
Products Summary
Cardia’s
product
offerings
fall
into
the
following
2
categories:
1. Cardia
Biohybrid™
Resins
&
Products Ø Combine
renewable
plant-‐based
thermoplas6c
starch with
oil-‐based
plas6c
material.
Ø Reduce
dependence
on
finite
oil
resources
by
up
to 66%.
Ø Blending
levels
achieved
range
from
15-‐45%
-‐
replacing tradi6onal
plas6cs
inputs
with
Biohybrid™.
Ø Food
safe
compliant,
printable,
colorable
and
process efficiently
on
standard
plas6cs
processing
equipment.
Ø Typical
product
applica6ons
include:
flexible
films
and bags
for
food,
hygiene,
waste
management,
injec6on moulded,
blow
moulded
containers,
thermoformed trays
and
foam
products.
2. Cardia
Compostable
Resins
&
Products Ø Biodegradable
and
compostable
cer6fied
to interna6onal
standards.
-
Ø SoM
touch,
printable
&
colorable. -
Ø Typical
applica6ons
include:
compostable
shopping bags,
waste
management
bags
and
compostable agricultural
films.
**1.
Cardia
Biohybrid™
Resins
&
Products**
CBP1 Biohybrid™ Resins CBP3 Bags CBP4 Degradable
carrier
bags CBP5 General
packaging
films CBP6 Food
packaging
films
and
bags CBP7 Produce
bags
and
liners CBP8 Hygiene
&
personal
care
product
films CBP9 Hygiene
&
personal
care
packaging
film CBP10 Laminates,
bags
and
pouches CBP11 Containers
for
nutri6onal
supplements CBP12 Injec6on
moulded
products CBP13 PVC-‐free
toys CBP14 Blow
moulded
boyles CBP15 Thermoformed
trays CBP16 PVC
free
sta6onary
films CBP17 Polyethylene
foams CBP18 Extruded
Polystyrene
foam
trays CBP19 BOPP
for
packaging
and
labels CBP20 Courier
Bags
and
Transport
Packaging CBP21 Bag-‐In-‐Bag
Water
Packaging
2.
Cardia
Compostable
Resins
&
Products CBP2 Compostable
Resins CBP30 Bags CBP31 Waste
management
bags CBP32 Mulch
films CBP33 Lamina6on
films CBP34 Dog
waste
bags
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10
Patents & International Accreditation
**Cardia
has
developed
and
retains
a
strong
Intellectual
Property
porYolio:**
- Ø 11
Patent
families
for
bioplas6c
resins
&
packaging
products
**Interna4onal
Accredita4on**
Ø Accredited
globally,
in
all
countries
with
cer6fica6on
schemes
–
including
the
USA,
EU, China,
Australia,
South
America,
Japan
&
Asia
-
Ø Food
contact
approval
in
Europe
and
USA -
Ø Halal
Cer6fica6on -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
China
business
cer6fied
to
China
Environmental
Standard -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
Malaysia
business
awarded
BioNexus
Status
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Cardia’s Business Development Cycle
Ø Entered
global
commercialisa6on
phase
with
global
brand
owners,
secured
commercial
supply
contracts.
- Ø Targeted
leading
FMCG
companies
for
specific
product
applica6ons
which
are
trialled
in
specific
markets.
Ø Ramp
up
in
sales
volumes
driven
by
move
to
global
market
roll-‐out
.
Ø Various
packaging
products
nearing
full
commercialisa6on
–
will
underpin
future
business
growth.
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Targeted Full Revenue
Development Market Trials Commercialisation
Commercialisation
Cardia Product Portfolio
$
1-4 years
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Cardia’s Global Activities
| Applications | Australia NZ |
China | USA/ Canada |
Brazil | Europe | Malaysia |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carrier Bags | ✔ | ✔✔ | ✔ | ✔✔✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Films & Packaging |
✔✔ | ✔ | ✔✔✔ | ✔ | ✔✔✔ | ✔ |
| Waste management products |
✔✔✔ | ✔✔✔ | ✔✔✔ | ✔✔ | ✔✔ | ✔✔✔ |
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13
Focus – Waste Management Products
**Global
specialist
in
environmentally
preferred
products
for
waste management
and
organics
diversion**
-
Ø Organic
frac6on
of
municipal
solid
waste
,
e.g.,
green
waste
and
kitchen waste,
is
above
60%
aMer
the
sor6ng
of
recyclables. -
Ø Organic
waste
in
landfills
can
create
significant
environmental
burdens caused
by
instable
land
fills,
landfill
gas
and
leachate
emissions. -
Ø Organics
diversion
to
compos6ng
is
preferred
by
many
Councils
around the
world. -
Ø Cardia
offers
Biohybrid
waste
management
bags
with
lower
carbon footprint
at
high
performance
and
compe66ve
price. -
Ø Cardia
offers
a
cer6fied
compostable
product
range
tailored
to
organic waste
management
with
a
track
record
of
high
performance
during
use and
compos6ng.
Expanding
customer
base
in
Australia,
New
Zealand, Malaysia,
Canada,
USA,
Brazil
and
the
UK. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
waste
management
products
business
delivers >A$1M/a
sales
(excl.
China)
and
is
expected
to
grow
as
Councils, consumers
and
brands
move
towards
sustainable
waste
management prac6ces
and
organic
waste
diversion.
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14
Focus - Hygiene Packaging
**Sustainable
hygiene
films
and
packaging**
-
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
provides
unique
sustainable
product
offering
to
the global
hygiene
and
personal
care
products
industry. -
Ø Cardia
Biohybrid™
proprietary
technology
delivers
combina6on
of
high packaging
performance,
environmental
profile,
soM
touch,
may
finish, excellent
printability
and
cost
effec6veness. -
Ø Cardia
Compostable
technology
complements
offer
with
compostability and
biodegradability
of
films. -
Ø Cardia
sells
both
hygiene
films
and
resin
to
a
broad
range
of
hygiene product
brands
including
the
global
leaders,
regional
brands
and
new niche
players. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
hygiene
products
business
deliversA$1M/a
sales and
is
expected
to
grow
as
global
brand
owners
move
forward
with commercialisa6on,
regional
brands
extend
the
use
of
Cardia
products across
different
product
lines,
new
customers
will
be
acquired
based
on current
track
record
and
niche
players
expand
their
business.
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Focus – Disposable Products
**Cardia
Biohybrid™
or
Compostable
disposable
product
solu4ons**
-
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
provides
proprietary
product
offering
to
disposable products
market. -
Ø Cardia
Biohybrid™
proprietary
technology
delivers
combina6on
of
high packaging
performance,
full
food
contact,
environmental
profile, excellent
printability
and
cost
effec6veness. -
Ø Cardia
Compostable
technology
complements
offer
with
compostability and
biodegradability
of
films
and
products. -
Ø Cardia
sells
both
Biohybrid™
and
compostable
resins
and
films
to
a broad
range
of
producers
of
food
service
items
and
packaging. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
delivers
sales
ofA$0.5M/a
in
disposable
products segment
and
expects
to
grow
as
brand
owners
will
move
forward
with full
commercialisa6on
across
different
product
lines,
and
new
solu6ons gain
market
share.
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Focus- China
**China
Councils
implemen4ng
organic
waste
diversion
programmes**
-
Ø Cardia
is
well
established
in
China
with
exis6ng
manufacturing
in
Nanjing and
business
cer6fied
to
China
Environmental
Standard. -
Ø Strong
government
rela6onships
resul6ng
in
growing
sales. -
Ø Exclusive
supply
contract
to
2008
Beijing
Olympics
and
Paralympics -
Ø Supplier
to
2010
Shanghai
World
Expo -
Ø Growing
Chinese
ac6vity
in
organic
waste
diversion
schemes. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
offers
complete
range
of
organic
waste
management products. -
Ø Cardia
won
annual
supply
contracts
with
annual
sales
forecast
of
A$2.6M supplying
five
China
City
Councils
with
kitchen
waste
bags. -
Ø Shanghai
Pudong,
Hangzhou
West
Lake,
Nanjing
Jianye,
Yuhang, Nanjing
Qixia
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- Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
China
is
posi6oned
for
growth
as
it
will
expand
into other
Councils
and
provinces
of
China,
current
Councils
will
expand
their roll
out
to
more
households
over
6me,
and
current
trials
move
to
full scale
commercial
implementa6on.
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Focus- Brazil
**Ini4a4ve
to
ban
disposable
plas4c
carrier
bags,
waste
bags,
packaging**
- Ø Brazilian
Sustainable
Purchasing
Law
was
revised
in
February -
Ø When
enforced,
law
will
guide
Brazilian
Government
and
industry towards
purchasing
of
environmentally
preferred
bag
and
packaging products. -
Ø Cardia
Compostable
and
Biohybrid™
products
meet
the
criteria
of
the law. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
Brazil
has
partnered
with
bag
makers
that
produce Cardia
Biohybrid™
bags
for
sales
to
Cardia’s
retailer
customers. -
Ø Cardia
has
won
strategic
supply
contracts
with
high
profile
retailers Ricoy
Supermercados
and
Drogaria
Araujo.
A$1.4M/a
sales
forecast with
the
opportunity
to
grow
the
business
across
the
larger
retailing groups. -
Ø Cardia
Bioplas6cs
Brazil
poised
for
growth
as
Brazilian
supply
chain established
and
Cardia’s
product
performance
and
quality
being recognised
within
the
Brazilian
retail
market.
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Future Product Opportunities
Cardia
Bioplas6cs
is
now
fully
focused
on
achieving
break-‐even
profitability
through
increasing
sales
in
its
target markets
of
carry
bags,
packaging
and
waste
management
products
where
it
has
a
proven
commercial
track
record. Depicted
below
is
a
range
of
product
opportuni6es
that
will
require
some
more
development
and
that
Cardia
will target
in
the
future.
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Successes in 2014
1. Pacific
Springs and Yukon
Springs use
Cardia
Biohybrid™
films technology
for
bag-‐in-‐bag
water
packaging
(Australia
&
Canada)
2. Ecoriginals use
Cardia
Compostable
films
for
nappies
and
nappy
waste bags
(Australia)
3. Nanjing
Jianye waste
management
supply
contract
(China)
4. Qixia waste
management
supply
contract
(China)
- Patents
secured
for
Cardia
Compostable
resin
(USA)
6. So
Delicious®
Dairy
Free uses
Cardia
Compostable
technology
to develop
compostable
ice
cream
s6cks
(Canada)
7. Drogaria
Araujo replaces
paper
bags
with
Cardia
Biohybrid
bags
(Brazil)
8. Ricoy
Supermercados changes
to
Cardia
bags
(Brazil)
9. Maldives gives
Cardia
Biohybrid™
bags
EPA
approval
(Maldives)
10. EcNow
Tech uses
Cardia
Compostable
resin
for
disposable
compostable cutlery
(USA)
11. IAIR
Green
Excellence
Award awarded
to
Cardia
Bioplas6cs
(Global)
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Endorsement by Leading Packaging Companies
**Cardia
has
proven
produc4on
processes
with
leading
mul4na4onal
packaging
manufacturers.**
-
Ø Cardia
works
within
the
exis6ng
supply
chain
of
global
brand
owners
to
ensure
adop6on
and
endorsement
of
its
products
by the
leading
packaging
manufacturers. -
Ø This
coopera6on
has
enabled
Cardia
to
develop
close
rela6onships
with
leading
packaging
manufacturers
to
ensure produc6on
efficiency,
scalability,
product
innova6on
and
commercialisa6on.
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Global FMCG Customers
Cardia
delivered
sales
or
is
in
commercialisa4on
of
its
developments
with
the
following
leading
global
brands:
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