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TIRUPATI GRAPHITE PLC
Specialist graphite &
graphene company,
developing sustainable
new age materials &
technologies
Listed on the Main
Market of the London
Stock Exchange
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CORPORATE PRESENTATION - Q2 2021 2
SNAPSHOT
“We place special emphasis on applications in green energy, energy storage, composites, graphene etc., securing the
world’s needs of this critical material and maximising value for all connected.” Shishir Poddar, CEO
Tirupati is a multi-asset, multi-jurisdictional, fully integrated Green Processes, Green Products, Green Applications
producer of high-grade natural flake graphite, speciality Extensive role of graphite in the green economy & energy transition
graphite and graphene, capturing the entire value chain with
Revenue Generating Producer & Developer
the vision to be a world leader in this space. Multiple revenue streams, well funded & strong institutional support
Three complementary divisions, offering a complete solution:
1. Primary mining & processing in Madagascar - produces high-quality flake graphite Defined Development
concentrate with up to 96% purity, shipping globally. Fast-tracking modular development plans
2. Tirupati Speciality Graphite Private Limited in India - processes & produces speciality
graphite like expandable & spherical graphite for use in hi-tech applications. Future Growth Through Expertise
Proven corporate, technical, & professional expertise
3. Tirupati Graphene and Mintech Research Centre - state-of-the-art R&D centre focussed
on manufacturing graphene, developing its applications, & providing environmentally
friendly technologies consultancy for mineral processing. Global Networks & Distribution Channels
Strong partnerships with international companies & organisations
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 3
GRAPHITE DEMAND SOARING
Graphite Demand for EVs Expandable Graphite – Multiple Drivers
UBS increases battery minerals consumption estimates by 70%, • UK announces £5bln package for improving fire safety in buildings
resulting in 5.9 million tons natural graphite demand by 2030; this was • Indian Railways adopted EN-45545 standards for its train coaches
in sync with its 50% increased EV penetration estimate by 2030 • Demand rising in industries like construction, foils, thermal management
～500% in graphite supply required for energy storage alone
World Bank Group Ex-China Sources Essential for Critical & EV Materials
“Establishing a supply chain outside of China is a huge detail.” Asia Nikkei
• Classified as a critical resource by the US & EU
• New sources outside of China a necessity, especially speciality graphite products
• Consumers across the globe keen on diversifying to sources outside China
Source: Roskill
32% CAGR 7% CAGR Increased Focus on Green Supply Chain for EVs
Global battery market growth 2017-22 Global expandable graphite market growth 2017-22
• “Sustainability is of increasing importance to both consumers and producers, especially
considering the ‘green credentials’ that NEV and energy storage batteries are sold on.”
Lithium-Ion Battery Energy Adoption Roskill
• Automobile companies like Ford, Mercedes-Benz join the Initiative for Responsible Mining
Multiple automobile manufacturers have accelerated EV plans:
• Volkswagen Group: adopts ’ACCELERATE’ strategy Assurance (IRMA)
• Jaguar: all electric by 2025
Supply Demand Gap & Price Pressure
• Mercedes-Benz: ‘Electric-First’ & carbon-neutral by 2039
EU, Germany, France, USA, India, UK & other countries have packages, subsidies • Flake Graphite prices have increased by >12% since Sept 2020
and/or targets for EV adoption • Supply gap seen as companies come back to capacities post lockdowns
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 4
FLAKE GRAPHITE
A critical component
• Component in various green technologies
• Largest constituent of lithium-ion batteries
• Helps reduce emission, increase energy efficiency & reduce
fire hazard
• Declared as a “Critical Resource” by EU & USA
• 150+ applications & growing
• Growth estimated to be 5-6 times from current 1.2 million
tons in the current decade
• Niche area with limited expertise
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 5
GRAPHENE
On commercialisations doorstep
Driving revolution in advanced materials
1. PROPERTIES 2. MATERIALS 3. IMPLICATIONS
• Graphene is a single or few atom layers of flake • Polymer Graphene Composites • Reduced carbon emissions
graphite • Metal Graphene Composites • Reduced energy consumption
• Termed as a Wonder Material: • Paints & Coatings • Improved life of materials
• Highly conductive of heat and electricity • Ceramic Graphene Composites • Reduced material consumption
• Excellent mechanical properties • Sensors • Improved next-gen materials
• 2D material • Supercapacitors & Batteries • New functionalities, performance improvements
• Semiconductors • Addresses various challenges across industries
• Biomaterials & applications
4. 4.APPLICATION
APPLICATION INDUSTRIES
INDUSTRIES
• Aluminium, Steel, Copper • Marine • Oil & Gas
• Medicine • Oil & Gas
• Aerospace & Space • Sports • Thermal Management
• Automobile • Thermal Management
• Renewable Energy • Electronics • Environment
• Construction • Environment Management
• Defence • Packaging Management
• Textiles
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 6
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Step by step & comprehensive
PRIMARY MINING
& PROCESSING
HI-TECH GRAPHITE GRAPHENE
PROCESSING
MADAGASCAR INDIA INDIA
Used directly in conventional industrial High purity, expandable, micronised and A “wonder material”: improves mechanical and
applications spheroidised graphite conductivity properties multi-fold
Vatomina & Sahamamy Project Tirupati Specialty Graphite Tirupati Graphene & Mintech
Research Centre
90000 Present:
84000
1200 tpa Expandable Graphite -
80000
CarboFlameX
70000 66000
10kg/day
graphene
60000
Specialty Graphite Project manufacturing
50000 48000
Stage 1: 15ktpa downstream
40000 products
(Q2 2022)
30000
30000
20000 Specialty Graphite Project: MINMET GRACE
12000 Stage 2: Additional 15ktpa downstream
10000
3000 products, bringing capacity to 31.2kta
0 (Q3 2023)
Q1 2019 Present Q1 2022 Q4 2022 Q3 2023 Q3 2024
84ktpa flake graphite by 2024 30ktpa+ specialty graphite products by 2024 10kg/day graphene by 2024
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 7
PRIMARY MINING IN MADAGASCAR
Tw o s t r a t e g i c p r o j e c t s a e r i a l l y 8 k m a p a r t
Sahamamy Project 8km2 mining permit Resource Quality
§ High quality, large flake, free dig mining saprolite deposit
§ Madagascar recognised as a world lead quality resource
Vatomina Project 25km2 mining permit § Producing for over 100 years
Permits & Clearances
§ 40 year renewable Mining Permit covers 33 km2
§ Environment clearance granted
§ Favourable mining law
Tamatave - Main Port of Madagascar Vatomina JORC 2012 Resource c. 30% area explored
Permit Areas, 70-80 km from Tamatave § Indicated - 03.2 million tons @ 4.3% GC
§ Inferred - 15.2 million tons @ 4.7% GC
§ Exploration target - 8 to 10 million tons @ 3-4% GC
NH-2 Antananarivo to Tamatave
Sahamamy JORC 2012 Resource c. 25% area explored
§ Indicated - 1.4 million tons @ 4.1% GC
§ Inferred - 5.7 million tons @ 4.2% GC
§ Exploration target - 5 to 7 million tons @ 3-4% GC
Stage 2 of exploration commissioned at both projects
Logistics
§ 70 km from Toamasina deep sea port, connected by NH2, warehouse at port. Direct road connecting the
VATOMINA PROJECT 2 projects recently completed
SAHAMAMY PROJECT
Team
Madagascar is historically known for its quality of flake graphite deposits § Expert geology mining and processing management team in-country
§ Local component of total employment over 95%
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 8
PROJECT STATUS
SAHAMAMY PROJECT brownfield acquired V AT O M I N A P R O J E C T g r e e n f i e l d
• Planned capacity - 21 ktpa in 2 modules • Planned capacity - 63 ktpa in 4 modules
• 3 ktpa plant 1 - in production with product shipped globally • 9 ktpa plant 1 – mine open & on track to start commissioning Q2 2021
• 18 ktpa plant in planning • Extensive internal infrastructure
• Extensive mines & internal infrastructure developed • Well equipped engineering centre supporting both projects
• Construction sand as by-product - achieved • Stage 2 land surface rights initiated
E S TA B L I S H E D I N - C O U N T R Y FA C I L I T I E S
• Road connecting the two projects completed
• 4,000 sq. ft. warehouse at Tamatave Port
• Internal roads at both projects
• Admin Office at Antananarivo
• Support Office at Port city
• Engineering centres, stores, base camps & residential &
admin quarters at both projects Mining Operations at Sahamamy & Vatomina & Vatomina Mining Team
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 9
ACQUISITION ADDS 12X RESOURCE
Group Total JORC (2012) Mineral Resources
TG will acquire 100% of Mozambique assets, IP and shareholder loans from
Project Deposit Tonnes TGC Cont. Graphite Battery Minerals (“BAT”)
Mt % kt
Elephant 76.9 7.3 5,620
Total aggregate consideration of AU$12.5 million in cash and shares
Montepuez
Buffalo 42.6 9.5 4,050
Lenox 21.9 10.2 2,230
Balama Central Two world-class graphite deposits in established graphite producing region
Byron 11.0 10.2 1,120
Total 152.5 8.5 13,030 Adding mineral Resources of 152MT @ 8.5% TGC, Reserves of 62MT @ 10.1% TGC
Group JORC (2012) Probable Ore Reserves
Project Tonnes TGC Cont. Graphite Complements TG’s graphite product basket with mix of 60-70% small flakes
Mt % Mt
Complementing Tirupati's existing mix of jumbo and large flake from Madagascar
Montepuez 19.66 11.06 2.17
Balama Central 42.19 9.27 3.91
Total 61.90 10.10 6.08 Lays the foundation for TG to capitalise on the visible market opportunities
E-mobility and energy storage, fire safety, thermal management, advanced materials
and composites
BAT to become 2nd largest shareholder in TG
Shares locked in for up to 20 months post completion, experienced executive team
Establishes working relationship between TG & BAT
Expands global networks, distribution channels and opens an investor base in Australia
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to BAT Shareholders’ approval and Mozambique in-country approvalsSPECIALITY GRAPHITE, INDIA
Multiple Products:
>90% OF SPECIALTY GRAPHITE ü High purity flake Specialty Graphite Project
PRODUCED IN CHINA ü Expandable ü Detailed Feasibility Study completed
These are essential in high growth ü Micronised ü Process & technology development & trials completed
applications like LiBs, flame retardants etc ü Test samples approved by large consumers
ü Spherical
TECHNOLOGIES
Eco-friendly, cost efficient unique technologies developed for
purification, expandable graphite production and adopted for
400t graphite is Spherodisation
used to produce a
1GWh Battery
STRATEGIC LOCATIONS
• Well developed infrastructure
• Close proximity to input materials
Patalganga Project • Skilled and technically qualified workforce
TEAM
40km from Nhava Sheva Port • Low cost structures
• Supportive backdrop – India has various policies
ü CARBOFLAMEX® (flame retardant product) launched & • Leadership team with decades
promoting manufacturing and business, including the
trademarked of experience in specialty
‘Make in India’ Policy
ü First commercial sales in July 2019 graphite
• Large domestic demand for products & export benefits
ü Product development capabilities proven with GrafEN 45545
ü EU REACH Certification obtained February 2021
CORPORATE PRESENTATION - Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals 11GRAPHENE & TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
TGMRC
PRINCIPLES
Developing materials
Technological backbone “Lab to Land”
& technologies for Converting Utilising low-grade ores
of Tirupati, providing for green technologies,
reducing carbon “waste to wealth” cost efficiently
facilities to customers materials & processes
emissions
AREAS OF FOCUS – MINERALS & MATERIALS
Industry Graphene Mineral
Graphene Manufacturing Processing
focused world
& & Technology
class R&D and
Graphite Application Development
technology Development
centre
Skill
Development,
Extractive Green & Industrial
Metallurgy Advance Training &
& Mineral Materials Human Capital
Processing
Growth
Process Polymer- Metal -
Development, Graphene Graphene
Engineering & Composites & Composites &
Design Applications Applications
Development Development
CORPORATE PRESENTATION - Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals 12TGMRC
Self-sufficient R&D & tech centre
GRACE MINTECH
A graphite & graphene centre of excellence A mineral processing & extractive metallurgy centre of excellence
Current Status & Development Plan Facilities & Services
• Detailed feasibility study completed • Mineral technology process development & feasibility studies
• Process stabilised at 1 kg/day scale • Analytical & characterisation facilities
• 10kg/day production initial phase capacity • Engineering, design, commissioning & optimisation
• Lab and pilot scale testing facilities
Unique Process – Addressing Challenges to Commercialisation • Industrial training & skill development
• 2 – 4 layers GO & rGO
• Zero-chemical, environment friendly process Current Ongoing Projects
• Low cost, commercially feasible • Development of beneficiation process for a complex titanium-magnetite deposit
• High BET surface area: 1100 – 1200 m2/g • Ongoing activities for TG primary and speciality graphite projects
• Scalable process • Development of processes for palletisation of low and lean grade iron ores
• Compatibility with multiple materials
Application Development, Catalysing Commercialisation
• Industry focused application development
• Collaborations with research institutions & industries
• Success achieved in multiple applications
• A hub for new age green materials development using graphite
& graphene
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals 13GRAPHENE ALUMINIUM Composite
Ground-breaking composite developed, optimisation ongoing
Aluminium, currently the leading young non-ferrous metal, has wide application Various weight % additions of graphene were used to
based on its properties i.e., low density, good conductivity, excellent corrosion make the composite with best results showing:
resistance, suitability for surface treatments, good formality, high recyclability,
large availability & lower cost compared to other metals such as copper. Al-Gr
PROPERTIES Cu Al
Composite
Thermal
>100% of
Target addition of graphene to aluminium to make a composite to: Conductivity 402 205
Copper
(W/mK)
Electrical
>90% of
Conductivity 59.6 36.9
Increase Increase Improve Malleability, Copper
Thermal
Conductivity
Electrical
Conductivity
Mechanical
Properties
+ Light Weight
Material
Ductility,
Castability
(106 S/m)
∼100% of
Density (g/cm3) 8.96 2.7
Aluminium
Micro-Hardness ∼ 150% of
Adding Properties from Graphene Retaining Properties from Aluminium 100 ± 10 45 ± 5
(VHN) Copper
Scalability Yes Yes Yes
Impacts of Composite Al-Gr
Negligible
§ Reduced Material & Energy Consumption as well as Carbon Emissions
Chemical Aluminium
§ Improved material for multiple applications & industries Cu Al
Composition Carbide &
§ A parallel replacement of copper
Oxidation
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals 14GRAPHENE ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE
Next Steps
STEP 1: Completed
§ Successful product development
§ Approach leading consumers in target Application Target 1
application Wires & Cables in:
STEP 2: Ongoing
§ Manufacture few kgs of Al-Gr Composite
§ Further application specific tests
Wide Range of Applications:
and many more…
STEP 3:
§ Commercial product
launch
§ Start of supplies
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 *Acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals 15GREEN TECHNOLOGIES
Sustainable mining & processing
Developed & adopted environmentally friendly methods for mining, processing, infrastructural developments,
downstream processing & graphene manufacturing
MADAGASCAR INDIA
Free-dig PURIFICATION TECHNOLOGY
mining with Reduces mining equipment requirements
zero-blasting & fuel consumption Existing Tech Tirupati’s Technology
requirement (Hydrofluoric Acid or Pyrometallurgy)
• Highly hazardous ü Eco friendly
Energy
Lean Reduces energy requirements • Big environmental impact ü Purify up to 99.95% TGC
Efficiency Processing • Detrimental to Human Life
considerably ü Zero HF Required, non-energy intensive
• Highly energy intensive ü All inputs achieved as product/by-product or
• Expensive recycled in process.
Established plantations & participated in • Large carbon footprint ü Cost-Efficient Process
Plantations Madagascan Government plantation
initiatives SPHERODISATION TECHNOLOGY
Developed a tailings dam to recondition
Chinese Equipment Tirupati’s Technology
Water Reuse
the water & make it re-useable
§ Multi-step process (>10) ü 3-step process, using German technology
§ Low yields, c. 35% ü High yields achieved, up to 68%
Waste § Meets specifications ü All customer specifications met
Initiated hydropower generation
Reduction & Renewable
development to meet all electricity
Reuse Energy GRAPHENE TECHNOLOGY (GO & rGO)
requirements
Processing waste reduced by 50% by Hummer’s or Similar Process (ROW) Tirupati’s Technology
Low Processing
extracting sand as a by-product -reused as
Waste § Stringent chemical treatment
a construction material ü Zero-chemical process
§ Low compatibility ü High quality & compatibility
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 16RENEWABLE PUSH
Green approach for green materials
Strategy to use green technologies to meet 100% of the power requirements for the Madagascan projects
Sahamamy • Initial 100Kw hydropower facility to complete end E S T I M AT E D
2021 BENEFITS
• Planning additional hydropower capacity following
Ongoing saving of c.10% in the operating cost per tonne of
earlier conducted prefeasibility studies
output
Vatomina
• PFS Prospects Feasibility underway for additional
hydropower capabilities Circa 50% reduction in carbon emissions
“Zero carbon at use is just part of the story; there is a need to look holistically at the processes
along the whole supply chain.” Shishir Poddar
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 17ENGAGING WITH COMMUNITIES
‘Shakuntalam’ or Motherhood
Employment
&
Infrastructure
Health,
hygiene
&
safety
Education
&
Sports
Vocational
training & skill
development
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 18KEY STRENGTHS
Multi asset/jurisdiction, long chain of value creation & success demonstrated
Substantially Booming Proven Team & Quality Assets &
De-Risked Sector Technologies Resources
Producing & revenue Multiple high growth consuming Strong management with Large flake, saprolite
generating markets significant sector expertise deposits
Defined Low Integrated in the Environmental &
Development CAPEX & OPEX Value Chain Social Uplift
Phased growth plans, organic Established - Low investment high Natural & specialty graphite & Spearheading green technologies,
development earning potential
19 graphene company materials & improving lives
Expediting growth in response to emerging market dynamics across EV & fire protection sectors
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 19APPENDIX
BOARD
A balanced team with many years of sector & financial expertise
Shishir Poddar, Executive Chair & Managing Director:
Shishir brings considerable industry experience having spent over 29 years developing projects and working in the graphite industry, from operations to supply. He is a member of the
National Board for MSME as a Special Invitee, Government of India and has made wide contributions in the sphere of industrial policy and development, delivering keynote addresses in
various forums including the Parliamentary Committee for Industries, India. Alongside this, he has significant expertise within financial analysis and project construction.
Lincoln Moore, Non-Executive Director:
For the past 12 years Mr. Moore has been actively involved in establishing and raising finance for African based agriculture and mining projects and currently serves as an executive director
of AIM listed Dekel Agri-Vision, with primary responsibilities in corporate finance. He has led a number of debt and equity transactions with London, African and international government
backed financial institutions. In addition, he currently serves as a non executive director of Firering Holdings Ltd and Pearlside Holdings Ltd. Mr Moore is a Chartered Accountant and former
senior manager in the restructuring division of Deloitte London.
Rajesh Kedia, Non-Executive Director:
Based in London, Rajesh has over 17 years of experience working in investment banking and investment management with extensive experience in mergers & acquisitions and capital
raising. He previously worked for Morgan Stanley and RBS where he advised many companies on their growth plans and raising capital on the London Stock Exchange. For the past 7 years,
he has been working with the UK Government Investments Ltd as an Assistant Director.
Hemant Poddar, Non-Executive Director:
Hemant has over 30 years of experience in the flake graphite industry. He has contributed extensively to the development of the industry, with continued involvement in trade
bodies and representation in various forums
Christian Dennis, Non-Executive Director:
Based in London, Christian has over 20 years’ experience in the London financial and capital markets. With a focus on investment banking and broking, he is widely connected to a varied set
of investor base in London, Europe, Australia and beyond.
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 21MANAGEMENT TEAM
Decades of sector & financial experience
Dr S K Biswal, Chief of Technology & Research
A pre-eminent scientist & technocrat specialising in graphite, graphene and mineral processing technologies, Dr SK Biswal is the winner of various awards including the CISR Technology Award (2017),
presented by his excellency the President of India. Dr Biswal has 12 national & international patents in his individual capacity, has led & completed 165 mineral processing technology projects for companies
like JSW Steel, Arcelor Mittal Nippon Steel, Tata Steel BSL, Tirupati Graphite and many more, has had 80 papers published in SCI journals and developed commercialised technologies for low and lean grade
complex phase mineral ores. He has worked extensively on development of graphene manufacturing technology & its application in metal & polymer composites, aluminium smelting & coatings. Dr Biswal
voluntarily retired as the Chief Scientist after 32 years of service at the Indian Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, a premier research institute by the Govt of India under the Council of Scientific
and Industrial Research post which he joined the Company in March 2021.
Vijay Bhagat, Chief of Specialty Graphite BU
Mr. Bhagat has 38 years of techno-commercial experience and expertise in processing flake graphite into specialty products like expandable graphite for hi-tech applications like environment friendly flame
retardants for aircraft cushions, foams, rubber plastics, gaskets and sheets etc. He is very well connected in the specialty graphite markets and is highly recognised in the industry for his achievements and
published research papers presented in multiple international conferences. With years of experience in leading operations in this sector, Mr. Bhagat proves to be a dynamic leader with grip on multiple
arenas of the business
Uday P Singh, Chief of Primary Graphite BU
Mr. Singh has over 35 years of diversified experience in the resource industry and project management in India, Africa, Indonesia, Bhutan etc. Well versed with mining codes/regulations of various and is a
well learned and experienced geologist. Having worked with Geological Survey of India for about 30 years at multiple executive levels, he has exceptional geological interpretation skills and a huge record of
achievements.
Puruvi Poddar, Chief - Corporate & Business Development
Puruvi graduated from the University of Manchester with a BSc in Material Science and Engineering. She has experience and understanding of the graphite industry with exposure to the sector for years. She
also has deep understanding of the specialty graphite products and graphene, – their production processes, applications and markets. She has done feasibility studies on graphite projects and participated in
multiple graphite and graphene conferences. She contributes to multiple activities like investor relations, market development and sales, management of production activities, business development ,
strategic planning and corporate development.
Kien Huynh, Chief Financial Officer
Kien is a mining industry professional with over 20 years’ experience in global capital markets and mining finance. He has held various senior executive management positions and independent consulting
roles for ASX and AIM listed mining companies as well as unlisted companies where he has been responsible for aspects of corporate financing, capital structuring, strategy, business development,
commercial and investor relations.
CORPORATE PRESENTATION – Q3 2021 22CONTACT
For Enquiries
admin@tirupatigraphite.co.uk
020 3984 9894
Investor Relations
St Brides Partners
info:@stbridespartners.co.uk
Financial Advisors:
Optiva Securities Limited
020 3137 1904
@TirupatiUK
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