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1. What We Make 2. Market Opportunity 3. Competitive Advantages 4. Threats & Risks 5. Investment Proposition.

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Page 1: 1. What We Make 2. Market Opportunity 3. Competitive Advantages 4. Threats & Risks 5. Investment Proposition.
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1. What We Make 

2. Market Opportunity 

3. Competitive Advantages

4. Threats & Risks   

5. Investment Proposition

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NANODOTS(TM)

• Complex structures • Shells of 2nd inorganic

material• e.g. CdS or ZnS outside CdSe• Organic coating e.g. TOPO or

amine

•e.g. 4 nm CdSe• Single crystal• Regular diffraction

What we make:

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WHY THEY’RE USEFUL

What we make:

2 nm – 9 nm NanoDots™ of CdSe in organic solutions (a) or stabilized in a wax (b) can also

be delivered as a powder.

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• Emission-PL (right) & absorption (left) of ca 4 nm CdSe.

• Relatively sharp peaks for absorption, not an edge and narrow

symmetrical peak for emission.

• Typical of a molecule not a bulk material.

What we make: why they’re useful

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APPLICATIONS

• Authentication: anti-counterfeiting tags (CD’s, packaging, fabric, documents, currency...)

• Electronics: LEDs, displays, photovoltaics, etc

• Life Sciences: diagnostics, biological sensors, drug delivery, etc

Market Opportunity:

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MARKET DEVELOPMENT

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AuthenticationElect'csLife Science

Market Opportunity:

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MARKET DEVELOPMENT

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R&D/LicenseFeesR&D Dots

Prod. Dots

Market Opportunity:

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SALES ACTIVITY IN EIGHT WEEKS

START POINT

• July: No product. No Web site. No staff

• Aug – Oct: Intensive production testing

• ‘Free Evaluation Sample’ program

• Automated enquiry Website

• 1 press release + NanoSig Global 2000

Market Opportunity:

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SALES ACTIVITY IN EIGHT WEEKS

Evaluation Samples:NASA

Oak Ridge National Lab.

Nanosys/QDot

New Light

Cal Tech

Southwest Research

Peking University

QinetiQ (UK MoD spin-out)

British BioCell

Dept. Biophysics, Hungary

(More)

R&D/LicenseDiscussionsOak Ridge

Innovision

Cal Tech

UK Ministry of Defense

Samsung

Matsushita

Biocode

BMW

VW

Securency

(More)

Market Opportunity:

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AUTHENTICATION

• CDs, cigarettes, currency, clothing, packaged goods, fine art......

• Billions of lost tax rev. & taxable profits• Many billions of items• 0.025 to 0.3 cents per tag for NanoDots• $25,000 - $300,000 per million packages• Plus license fees on turn-key solutions

Market Opportunity: Sales Discussions in 8 Weeks

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ELECTRONICS

• Photovoltaic portable devices

• Photochromic materials

• Plastic solar cells/roofing tiles

• Plastic light emitting diodes

• Flat screen displays

Market Opportunity: Sales Discussions in 8 Weeks

Smaller quantities but higher margins than authentication

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LIFE SCIENCE

• Measuring cells’ immune receptors

• Tagging monoclonal antibodies

• Colocalization measurements

• Simultaneous molecular tracking

Very small quantities; higher margins

Market Opportunity: Sales Discussions in 8 Weeks

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NANOCO PROJECTED REVENUEBased Only On Discussions To Date

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2,000,000

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Prod. Dots

R&D Dots

R&D/LicenseFees

Market Opportunity:

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COST & MARGINS

• Very significant margins in R&D product

• Very significant economies of scale

• Excellent production yields

• QC cost flat up to 100 gm batches

• High volume QC process underway

• Good fee & license prospects

Market Opportunity:

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COMPETITIVE SCENARIO

• Applications builders making dots 

• Nobody focusing solely on ‘our’ space

• No infringing scalable methodology/IP

Market Opportunity:

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

1. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

 • Patents granted in U.S. and E.U.

(#’s. 09/043,258 & 96927134,5)

• Only extant method of making production volumes of dots.

• Various additional/divisional patents in process

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

2. FIRST MOVER ADVANTAGE

“Nanoco is the most successful entrepreneur in the formidable task of developing and commercializing Quantum Dots.”

NanoAnalytics, Los Angeles, CA, Oct 2002

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“Many labs in China show much interest in QDs' application in biology and other areas. But there was no commercial products supplied before Nanoco. I  think China market is large and the commercial opportunity is attractive.”

Yinlin ShaDept. of BiophysicsPeking UniversityNov. 1st ‘02

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES: FIRST MOVER

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

3. MANAGEMENT TEAM

• Science/research PLUS business/marketing• 300 + papers on nano-particle synthesis• Significant start-up business experience• Sales presence established in U.S. and E.U.

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FOUNDER: PROF. PAUL O’BRIEN

• Head of Chem. & Materials Science, Manchester Univ.

• Most published scientist in nanoparticle synthesis

• Inventor of patented ‘single pot’ production method for NanoDots

• Avalailable 20% – 100%

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES: TEAM

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CEO: IAIN WOOLWARD

• Multiple tech. launches• 25 yrs in Silicon Valley• Extensive marketing

(ex. Saatchi, etc.)• Bootstrapped own

$65MM business• Good global experience• On 4 person mgmt.

team on $800MM rev + IPO 18 mth. start-up

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES: TEAM

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EXCELLENT SCIENTIFIC TALENT POOL

• Univ. of Manchester: 27,000 students

• University is Nanoco shareholder

• Highly talented post-doc nano-group

• Highly international/Asian

• Relatively affordable

• Highly available full time/part time

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES: TEAM

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

4. SUSTAINABILITY

• World-class nano facilities from existing shareholder (Univ. of Manchester)

• Very low burn rate

• Revenues (+ profit?) < 6 months...or

• .... we can wait it out.

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

5. SCALABILITY

• Only proven scalable methodology

• No significant financial barriers to scale

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THREATS & RISKS

• Profitable app’s may materialize slowly

• Alternative scalable method may lead to…

• Race for market share & price war

• Corp. giant might assault our IP

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INVESTMENT PROPOSITION

• Q1/Q2 2003: Seed of $500,000+

• (Possible Q4 2003: Series ‘A’/Final)

• Seed: ‘Convertible Preferred’

• 3 year loan @ 18% compound a.r.r.

• Possibly semi or wholly secured

• Extensive warrants for upside

• Controlling interest upon default

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ADVANTAGES TO INVESTOR

• Low risk debt instrument

• Fair annual return locked in

• Liquidity locked in

• Lots of upside with warrants

• No argument over valuation

• Control in case of default

INVESTMENT PROPOSITION

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USE OF SEED FUNDS

• Grow global sales

• Optimize economies of scale

• 2nd generation nano-particles• Extend IP on production methods

INVESTMENT PROPOSITION

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SUMMARY

• Affordable

• Diversified bet across multiple app’s.

• Low risk investment vehicle

• Revenue/profit ready

• Powerful IP position

• World-class/world-wide team

INVESTMENT PROPOSITION

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CONTACT DETAILS

Iain Woolward, [email protected]

408 718 4457