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Applying Proven Military Grade Technologies to Key Commercial Sectors I N V E S T O R P R E S E N T A T I O N A2Z Technologies Canada Corp. A P R I L 2 0 2 0 Disclaimer & Forward Looking Statements IMPORTANT: YOU MUST READ THE


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Applying Proven Military Grade Technologies to Key Commercial Sectors

A2Z Technologies Canada Corp.

A P R I L 2 0 2 0 I N V E S T O R P R E S E N T A T I O N

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Disclaimer

& Forward Looking Statements

IMPORTANT: YOU MUST READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE CONTINUING This confidential presentation with respect to a proposed reverse-takeover transaction (the “Transaction”) involving ECC Ventures 1 Corp. and its subsidiary (collectively “ECC1”), and A2Z Technology Solutions Ltd.(“A2Z”), and collectively with ECC1, (the “Companies”) has been compiled solely for information

  • purposes. The information in this presentation is an overview and does not contain all information necessary for investment decisions. The information

contained in this presentation (a) is provided as at the date hereof and is subject to change without notice, (b) does not purport to contain all the information that may be necessary or desirable to fully and accurately evaluate an investment in the Companies, and (c) is not to be considered as a recommendation by the Companies that any person make an investment in the Companies. An investment in securities is speculative and involves a number of risks that should be considered by a prospective investor. In making investment decisions, investors should rely on their own examination of the Companies and consult with their

  • wn financial advisers in connection with any acquisition of securities.

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Leveraging military expertise to expand into public safety space.

Overview

About Us A2Z has a proud 30-year history of selling leading defence technology to military and government organizations. Now expanding our focus to revolutionize the automotive industry with our exciting patented technology portfolio

Strong Management with a proven track record

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well-known recurring clients

With long-term contracts, providing stable, Long-term cashflow

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A2Z’s Client Based Includes Prestigious Government and Commercial Organizations, including:

history of supplying military defense tech

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Year Proud

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About A2Z

Bringing Military Grade Solutions to Everyday Life

Utilizing our extensive experience in creating cutting edge technologies, we are currently focused on expanding our business and developing various innovative products for the civilian automotive industry that will encompass our high standards and pioneering attitude. These products will catapult A2Z forward and revolutionise the automotive industry by saving lives on a daily basis. With over three decades of experience in the military sector, A2Z is perfectly positioned to capitalize on the

  • pportunity.

Positioned to capitalize

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Counter-terrorism Military Robots Bomb Defusing Robot Fire Fighting Unmanned Robot Energy Smart Pack

Our Products

FTICS Service & Maintenance

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Fire Fighting Unmanned Robot

A double-tracked, unmanned, user-friendly robot. A double tracked, unmanned and user-friendly robot which is operated from remote locations and can operate under hazardous conditions including extreme high temperatures and inside unsafe buildings.

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A small but tough unmanned robot. This model can climb stairs, go under vehicles and roll through open and enclosed spaces. With a variety of customizations available based on needs for upgraded range and other modifications, the bomb diffusing robots also employs a full-color remote controlled dynamic system, this smart robot is built to military standards for front-line use. With an upgraded range, a full, accurate color remote controlled dynamic system, this smart robot is built to military standards for front-line use.

Bomb Defusing Robot

A user-friendly robot commonly used by military and police special bomb disposal units.

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Counter-terrorism Military Robot

Robotic systems that enable military forces to execute complex tasks while minimizing risks. Robotic System that enables military forces to execute complex tasks while minimizing risks and increasing success rates in dangerous situations. Fully developed, tested and operational, these products are of various sizes for use in combat zones and communication/data gathering.

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Battery Pack

Our portable electrical generator is made as an “energy smart pack.”

Portable, easy to carry and deploy in the field. The portable energy pack produces 500 watts of power and 33 amperes with a charge time of 3 hours. It can be charged via a standard wall outlet or a cigarette port. The unit weighs 10 kgs and has a casing that passed the rigorous testing of the Israeli Defense Forces. Our generator technology can be expanded to accommodate any size model required including usage for homes/apartments. All generator units run silently, environmentally friendly and safe. We have previously sold this product strictly for military purposes, to be used primarily by home-front command and in providing emergency electricity in rescue areas. The smart pack technology is currently adapted to be used as a multipurpose product for the civilian market.

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Problem: Automobile Fires

A2Z has developed a proprietary solution to prevent fatalities in the event of a car accident related fire. The Size of the Problem “Each year, from 2014 to 2016, an estimated 171,500 highway vehicle fires occurred in the United States, resulting in an annual average

  • f 345 deaths; 1,300 injuries; and $1.1 billion

in property loss.”

  • National Fire Protection Association

“3 people dead in 'horrific' 10- vehicle crash in highway construction zone”

  • CBC, August 20

“Two 17-Year-Old Girls Killed, 1 in Serious Condition After Fiery Crash in Brooklyn, Conn.”

  • NBC, October 14

“Four people dead in Highway 440 collision and fire”

  • Montreal Gazette,

August 6

IN THE NEWS

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Fuel Tank Inertia Capsule System (FTICS)

The FTICS system is A2Z’s patented, proprietary solution that neutralizes the flammability of the contents of the gas tank.

  • Eliminates the risk of vehicle fuel ignition when deployed
  • Highly cost-effective solution with simple installation
  • Contains the risk of fire in the event of a collision, minimizing damage to

property and danger to passengers

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Israeli Military Pilot

  • Q4 2020: military grade pilot
  • Leverage results of pilot to initiate

trials with car manufacturers

  • Goal to make system mandatory in

Israel

Civilian Vehicles

  • Israel has over 4 million registered

motor vehicles (2018) 3

  • 230,000 new cars imported to Israel

annually

  • From 2015-2018 there were over

90,000 road accidents with ~10% of them being severe or fatal. (Israel Central Bureau of Statistics)

Global Opportunity

  • Goal to drive integration at the

manufacturer level following success in Israel

  • The Swedish Transport Administration

proposed that the automotive industry adopt systems to reduce the flammability

  • f motor compartment fluids in order to

minimize fatalities.

The Scale of the Opportunity

In the United States there were over 40K total motor vehicle deaths, and ~4.6M medically consulted injuries including burns, broken bones, etc.). 1

FTICS Roll Out Strategy

Sources:

1 https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/motor-vehicle/overview/introduction/ 2https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/statistics/v19i2.pdf 3 https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/2019/yarhon0919/P4.pdf

Approximately one in eight fires responded to by fire departments across the United States is a highway vehicle

  • fire. 2
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Gadi Levin

  • Mr. Levin serves as a CFO for various public companies,

with extensive experience in the capital markets. His resume includes executive positions and directorships with several publicly listed companies on the Canadian, USA, and London stock exchanges. He has expertise in multiple key management functions, including finance, treasury and accounting, investor relations, human resources, information technology and general management. Mr. Levin has a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting and Information Systems from the University of the Cape Town, South Africa, and a post-graduate diploma in Accounting from the University

  • f South Africa.

He received his Chartered Accountant designation in South Africa and has an MBA from Bar-Ilan University in Israel.

Amnon Peleg

Chief Technology Officer

  • Mr. Peleg has over 30 years’ experience in

managing projects based on integration of complex technologies. Prior to A2Z, Amnon was Director of Origin Group where he was responsible for identifying and applying new technologies for green energy projects, together with the execution of energy projects. Until 2006 Amnon served over 20 years in the management of technology projects within the Office of the Prime Minister, Israel. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Project Management from Tel Aviv University.

Chief Financial Officer

Joseph Ben-Tsur

  • Mr. Ben-Tsur is a serial entrepreneur with a proven track

record in establishing successful corporations and expanding them into new markets and industries. Prior to A2Z he held the following posts: Chairman, Elad Hotels – part of the Isaac Tshuva group of companies, one of the largest groups in Israel. Director, MARLAZ – a large, well-recognized public holding company which owns various publicly traded companies in the industrial, real estate, communication, and hi-tech industries; Executive positions, Comfy Interactive Movies-leading Edutainment. Sold to Shamrock, a Disney Company; and CEO, DIG Ltd. - a public company which produces and sells electric components through the biggest shops and chain stores all over the country.

Chief Executive Officer and Director

Our Management Team

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Our Management Team

William Hayde

Senior Capital Market Advisor

  • Mr. Hayde has been a Wall Street professional for over 25

years, in investment banking and the securities industry. He has successfully raised a significant amount of growth and acquisition capital for middle market companies and facilitated mergers, acquisitions, financial restructurings and divestitures.

  • Mr. Hayde has great insight into privately-held businesses,

has assisted with strategic options, access to capital markets, and maximized value for clients. Mr. Hayde

  • versees A2Z's investment banking and investor

engagements. In addition to his position at A2Z, Mr. Hayde maintains seats on the advisory boards of multiple public and private companies in the Consumer and Medical industries.

Vered Lotan

Director

  • Mrs. Lotan holds a BBA (Bachelor of Business

Administration) degree from Derby University in the United

  • Kingdom. She is also a licensed Industry and Management

Technician. From 2014 until present Mrs. Lotan has acted as an independent consultant to private firms in the area of

  • security. From 1976 – 2004, Mrs. Lotan served as a senior
  • fficer in the Israeli defense forces (IDF).

Some of her IDF posts included senior officer in charge of data gathering and analytics, senior officer in charge or military reserves manpower, senior officer in charge of manpower for the medical corps.

  • Mrs. Lotan brings a wealth of knowledge and personal

relationships from the IDF.

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Company Share Structure

Total Shares Issued & Outstanding: 48,600,081 Insider Shareholdings 30,573,437

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Expand product & service revenue by entering international markets

Expand existing product and service revenues by working with governments outside of Israel.

Commercialize Fuel Tank Inertia Capsule System into both military & civilian markets

Target existing military clients and initiate trials with vehicle manufacturers.

Commence distribution of new products for consumer & military customers

Commence distribution of new products for consumer and military customers.

Continue to drive profitability in our core business to support further investment

Continue to drive profitability in our core business to support further investment in the next-generation, consumer product portfolio.

A2Z Objectives and Goals

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Contact Us

Head Office

A2Z Technologies Canada Corp. +972.8.932.4333 info@a2zas.com www.a2zas.com