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ValueX Vail Conference Kevin C. Smith, CFA NVIDIA Presentation Founder and CEO June 20, 2014 Crescat Capital LLC Investment Process Proactive Risk Management Global Fundamental Macroeconomic Data-Driven Themes Models 2 Crescat Global


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ValueX Vail Conference NVIDIA Presentation June 20, 2014 Kevin C. Smith, CFA Founder and CEO Crescat Capital LLC

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Investment Process

Proactive Risk Management Fundamental Data-Driven Models Global Macroeconomic Themes

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Crescat Global Macro Investment Themes

Digital Evolution (Internet of Things (IoT)) Domestic Banking Resurgence China Currency and Credit Bubble India Policy Shift Nanoscale U.S. Housing Recovery Global Fiat Currency Debasement Global Debt-to-GDP Deleveraging New Oil and Gas Resources

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NVIDIA – A Free Cash Flow Machine

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Data as of and/or through trailing four quarters ended April 27, 2014 (Q1 2015); unless noted.

Revenues $4.3 Billion Free Cash Flow Margin 14% Market Cap $10.7 Billion Free Cash Flow Yield 8% Net Cash $3 Billion Free Cash Flow Multiple 13x Net Market Value $7.7 Billion 15-yr Hist FCFPS CAGR 27% Free Cash Flow $592 Million Shares Outstanding $558 Million Gross Margin 55% Net Cash Per Share $5.35

Key Valuation Metrics

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Crescat Fundamental Equity Model

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Crescat Fundamental Equity Model

Fundamental Regression Statistics

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Jen-Hsun Huang (Jenson Wong)

Silicon Valley Visionary/Entrepreneur

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There is a Misconception in the Market

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Visual Computing Company

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Enterprise: Design, HPC, Data Center, Cloud

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Design in the Cloud

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Enabling HPC in the Data Center

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Supercomputers

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Big Data Analytics

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The Car of Tomorrow Today

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Visual Computing Software

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Tesla Motors

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Audi/Volkswagen

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BMW

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Margin Expansion

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Balance Sheet Strength

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Capital Allocation

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4 Key Growth Drivers

Source: PBOC, Federal Reserve

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Three Platforms

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Two Revenue Reporting Businesses

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2000: NVDA releases first GPU – FCF increases 5,286% from 2000-2001 2002: Fortune Magazine’s fastest growing company 2006: CUDA Architecture introduced – FCF increases 1,568% from 2005-2008 2009-2014: FCF increases 466% 2007: Tesla released 2008: Tegra released 2012: GRID, Tegra 3 released

NVDA – Price and Product Timeline

2007: Forbes Company of the Year

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Valuation: $50 per share

Valuation Methodology:

  • 1. FCF per share CAGR of 25%

for next three fiscal years supported by: Crescat Fundamental Equity Model; IP moat; core and new high- growth markets; historical FCF per share CAGR of 27% since IPO in 1999.

  • 2. Future free cash flow stream

valued at 20x (5% yld) Crescat projections of $2.25 per share for 2017 FYE (January); NVDA 15-yr historical median is 23x FCF (4.3% yld); Current Crescat 2000 Investable Universe median is 28x FCF (3.6% yld).

  • 3. Include net cash of $5.35/share

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Current Market Price: $19.14 Crescat Intrinsic Value $50 Margin of Safety 38% Appreciate to Target 161%

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Contact Info

Crescat Capital LLC 1560 Broadway, Suite 2270 Denver, CO 80202 Office: 303-271-9997 Fax: 303-271-9998 Kevin C. Smith, CFA CEO/CIO ksmith@crescat.net

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Sources for this presentation include: NVIDIA, Bloomberg, and the Crescat Fundamental Equity

  • Model. The information contained

herein does not constitute an offer to sell nor the solicitation of an

  • ffer to buy interests in any

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Disclosures

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Appendix

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Current Assets vs. Current Liabilities

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GAAP Net Income Versus Free Cash Flow

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Cash Paid for Taxes Relative to Free Cash Flow

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Stock Issuances Versus Repurchases

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Automotive Metrics

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Enterprise: Design, HPC, Data Center, Cloud

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Crescat Fundamental Equity Model

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