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Table of Contents

• Executive Summary
• Company Leadership
• Basalt Rock
• Competitive Advantages
• Market Size, Channels & Targets
• Strategic & Customer Relationships
• Facilities & Production Capabilities
• 36 Month [Conservative] Revenue Projections

Problems:

• 1. Heavy Annual Cost
• f Never-Ending

Maintenance and Replacement of Concrete Structures!

• 2. Serious Concern of

Concrete Failure!

• 3. Lack of Consistent,

Cost Effective Solution!

Executive Summary

Problems Solutions

Executive Summary Narrative…

Basanite Industries, LLC is a startup business headquartered in Pompano Beach, FL, and was formed to meet the market opportunity, and increased acceptance and use of FRP’s in civil, precast and general construction. Basanite is positioning itself to be the leading resource, manufacturer and market developer of high-performance Basalt Fiber Reinforced Polymers (BFRP) – with its primary focus on the construction market. Industry studies are predicting double digit compound annual growth rates for Basalt products through 2026, with North America consuming ~40% of that

• demand. This growth is driven by a strong demand for lighter weight, corrosion

proof materials for general construction and infrastructure. Supporting this growth are unlimited deposits of the most common rock in the world – Basalt. Additionally, the construction industry is now seeking materials that are sustainable for a minimum of 50 years, with a real desire for sustainable performance lasting more than 100 years! In either case, this eliminates the use

• f traditional black steel as reinforcing rebar, and forces the specification and

design communities to seek defendable alternatives like BFRP Rebar to meet this need.

Basalt Rock…

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Basalt - Volcanic Rock Most Abundant On the Planet…

Aerospace Wind Energy Automotive Used today in a variety of influencing Industries; to include Military and Construction

Construction Market

Alternative Products for Typical Steel in Concrete

BasaMesh™ & BasaFlex™

Major “BasaFlex™” Advantages

➢ 100% Non-Corrosive / Rust Proof

▪ Eliminate Ongoing Costly Maintenance & Replacement from Steel Corrosion ▪ Significant Lifecycle improvement when compared with steel

➢ Exceptionally High Strength to Weight Ratio [2.5 X Greater then Steel] ➢ 25% of the Weight of Steel

▪ Delivers Significant Savings on “In Place” Costs ▪ Much Safer; with Ease of Application and Installation

➢ Transparent to Magnetic Fields and Radar Frequencies ➢ Electrically and Thermally Non-Conductive ➢ Shapes and Bends are Available ➢ Engineering for All Projects

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Const struction ruction Marke rket t – Narrative rative & Our Right ht to Succ cceed eed

The Construction Market’s outlook is very encouraging, and the demand for quality, non- corrosive, long lasting and low / no maintenance reinforcement is growing! Corrosion resistant rebar options available today include Galvanized, Epoxy Coated or Stainless Steel (All

• f which are significantly more expensive than

typical black steel). According to Deloitte CIS Research, Stainless Steel consumption is expected to rise in public infra- structure construction; for developing railways, roads & highways projects, and Galvanized & Epoxy Coated Steel together, represent ~40% of all rebar used today. Another [temporary] corrosion resistance option, which adds costs and time-consuming steps in the construction process, is to employ the use of special concrete chemicals, coatings or sealers (or

• ften a combination thereof) to help deter the

penetration of moisture and chemicals that compound the corrosive nature of steel. The construction market is slowly evolving and has unanimously concluded that one of the greatest problems in concrete is Corrosion. [Unfortunately, corrosion never goes away, and it only gets worse over time!] This translates to exorbitantly high costs for the never-ending maintenance and repair activities associated with the degradation of concrete

• structures. Arizona State University announced in

2016 that Corrosion represents $1.3 Billion in Annual Spending (just for Maintenance, Repair) and north of $400 Billion when you add in the “Replacement” aspect, in North America alone! These negative trends and influences, which are today’s reality, are also some of our greatest opportunities for success!

Global Steel Rebar Market: ~$130 B

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Source: Global Market Insights

~40% of All Rebar is Treated, Coated

• r Stainless Steel:

~130 MM Tons Demand Will Continue to Grow [~33%]

• n the World Stage

Less than 10% of the Global Demand; Still ~29 MM Tons Today @ 40% of NA Demand: ~11.5 MM Tons (25.4 B lbs.)

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• Stronger
• nger
• Ligh

ghter er Wei eight ght

• Non-Cor

Corro rosive ive

• Less Expensive

pensive

• Safer

fer and Easie ier to Use

Competitive Advantages

• $4.5

.5 Trill llion ion Spending nding Require quirement ment to Repl place ace and Rebu build d Cru rumbl blin ing Infrast rastructu cture, re, per ASCE, , by 2025 25!

• Effect

ective ve Solution ion to Real al Problems blems

• Superior to other FRP’s
• Marke

ket / Gov

• ver

ernm nmen ent Dema mand nd for Corros

• sion

ion Proof

• f;

; 50 - 100 Year ar Life-Cy Cycle cle Concret crete e Structu ctures res » Steel just can’t Compete!

• Enviro

ronme nmental ntal

• Politi

itical cal / Tari riff ffs

Target Applications - Construction Sector

➢Concrete Containment Structures

▪ Waste Water Treatment Facilities ▪ Swimming Pools; Tanks; Salt Storage Facilities

➢Concrete Exposed to De-Icing or Marine Chlorides

▪ Multi-Purpose Panel Systems; Bridges & Railings; Median Barriers; Parking Structures ▪ Continuously Reinforced Concrete Paving ▪ Precast Elements; Sea Walls, Dry Docks; Port Aprons

➢Masonry Strengthening

▪ Seismic, Hurricane Force Wind, or Blast Strengthening ▪ Strengthening for “Event & Cycle Loading”

➢Tunneling & Mining

▪ Sequential Evacuation or MATM Tunneling ▪ Temporary Reinforcement; Rock Bolts

➢Concrete Exposed to High Voltage & Electromagnetic Fields

▪ High Voltage Substations; Radio Frequency Sensitive Areas ▪ Light and Heavy Rail; High Speed Highway Tolling Zones ▪ Hospital MRI Areas; Cable Ducts & Banks ▪ Aluminum Smelters and Steel Mills

➢Architectural Concrete / Stucco & Lighter Weight Elements

In addition to the Noted Advantages of using BFRP, these specific markets are seeking alternatives to traditional steel:

Strategic Relationships

Major Program Suppliers…

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Government Customers Trade Associations

Broad-Based; Large Scale Customers Private Label & Brand Distribution

Global… Domestic…

TriTek Bio-Regional Systems, LLC

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New Facility in Pompano Beach, FL

36,740 sq. ft.

State of the art Lab And Test Equipment >60 MM Linear Feet (1.829 MM Meters) Of BFRP Capacity

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For

• r Inves

nvestor tor Re Relat lations: ions:

Dave Anderson – EVP/COO 954.532.4653 Ext. 102 DA@BasaniteIndustries.com www.BasaniteIndustries.com