Investor Presentation • Dec 5, 2021
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December 5 , 2021
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SavorEat is developing plant-based alternative products that feel and taste as close as possible to real meat.

The product will be made by a smart robot (digital manufacturing technology), incorporating integrated cooking system of the meat alternatives and dish preparation based on diner's preferences

The company's vision is to provide a customized, tasty, and healthy solution while solving significant challenges which the company has identified in the rapidly evolving meat alternatives market.

Sources: (1) Nielsen, WeForum, GFI
Environmental and moral issues continue to concern consumers
The cost of slowdown in the global economy caused by COVID-19
\$55 billion annual cost caused by other food contamination

▪ Plant-based alternative protein companies received \$2.1 billion in investments in 2020—the most capital raised in any single year in the industry's history and more than three times the \$667 million raised in 2019

Sources: (1) Barclays, (2) Epsilon (3) Yahoo

Most meat alternatives have a homogeneous texture which affects the overall experience of the dish; SavorEat's technology is designed to enable heterogeneous texture, offering meat experience in a plant-based product.
The product will be cooked right before serving as an integral part of the production process and without human touch, thus minimizing microbiological risks and allergen concerns
SavorEat's products are in-line with
consumer demands for sustainable options.

and limited range predetermined in the production; The company, following global trend, will enable the production of customized products on the spot.
Spot on consumers' needs and preferences
Proprietary digital manufacturing technology
in an automatic cooking machine
Purely plant-based ingredients combined with a proprietary ingredient
Advanced tech allows us to store and process all customer-preference data


choose a dish from the menu, and pick preferences (size, protein, doneness). Then push the button.
Load cartridges into our . And let it go to work.
Produce & cook fresh dishes simultaneously within a few minutes.


Commercialization of the company's first flagship product: a plant-based burger, digitally manufactured by the company's unique Robot Chef, according to the diner's preferences, targeting the Israeli and US food service segment

Commercialization of additional products (turkey and pork plant-based alternatives) leveraging the company's abilities and digital production platform.

Expansion to new global markets

Development of additional types of protein alternatives, such as sea food and poultry, along with adjustments to the production process

Development and commercialization of a home-use Robot Chef appliance

The foodservice market: institutional kitchens, restaurants, cafeterias, hotels
Commercialization in the local market and the American market, followed by additional markets later on

External distributors and logistics companies

Sale of machines
Sale of cartridges for the production of a variety of food products
Most of the profits come from the sale of the cartridges Commercialization during 2023

The company received the Israeli Innovation Authority approvals for grants in total sum of approximately 1.6 M \$ for the developments of the company's product.
Millenium Food-Tech
As of June 30, 2021, the reflected average cash burn rate is approximately \$ 350K.
Development of additional product applications in the food industry, using the company's unique raw material (egg'n'up subsidiary e.g)
Establishment of operations in the target market


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▪ Company establishment ▪ Product development


▪ Research initiation at the Hebrew University


Pilot at BBB
Production for commercialization

preparations
customers
▪ Additional consumer pilots
into the company's platform
▪ Integrating cultural meat ▪ Commercialization ▪ Agreements with potential

The Information regarding future events is forward-looking information and as such the company has no control over it and it may be significantly different from what the company initially estimated



Egg'n'up is developing sustainable alternative egg products using proprietary plant-based ingredients to get the egg's unique taste, texture, appearance, and functionality properties without compromising on taste and nutritional values.
Purely plant-based ingredients with a proprietary texture generating material



Estimations for market Size of egg alternative products by 20262
Sources: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/01/22/1973404/0/en/Global-Egg-Replacement-Ingredients-Market-is-Expected-to-Reach-2-1-Billion-by-2026-Fior-Markets.html
• Restaurants, diners, burger restaurants' chains • Food trucks • Institutional kitchens: workplaces, universities, hotels, schools, etc. • Airlines
• In the future, B2C products

• Pilot in the Israeli culinary world
• Collaboration with food and catering services giant Sodexo USA - pilot at higher education institutions
• Collaboration with food and catering services giant Sodexo USA - pilot at higher education institutions




Ms. Racheli Vizman CO-FOUNDER, CEO, B.SC., MBA Beyond Air " " " " " " " " " ROSETTA GENOMICS"

Prof. Oded Shoseyov CO-FOUNDER, CSO >== () CollPlant @ Melodea

Ms. Mira Damgian CFO, CPA RAT O WANTIS VISION DWC



Ms. Michal Katzir Emek PRODUCT & MARKETING DIRECTOR, MBA
Cartia E E Food Toms
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Mr. Chanan Schneider
millennium start

* NETAFIM sociastream: ==
Mr. David Grossman XTLbio A Beyond Air


Mr. Sarosh Mistry Chair of Sodexo North America & CEO Homecare, Worldwide

Mr. Cédric Guillemette Country Manager France & Maghreb



TRULY
DELICIOUS

ENTIRELY
PLANT-BASED

TOTALLY
AUTOMATED

COMPLETELY PERSONALIZED
Racheli Vizman, CO-FOUNDER & CEO
info(@savor-eat.com(f)(@)(in) SavorEat
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