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The Fluid Highway Investor Update – February 2015

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Page 1: Feb Update The Fluid Highway

The Fluid HighwayInvestor Update – February 2015

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The world is reliant on pipelines carrying fluids –gas, oil, water and more

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“Zero-defectpipe is the future

of the energy revolution”

Alan ArmstrongCEO, Williams

(Delivers 14% of North America’s

natural gas)

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Energy sector = 50,000km pipe pa

$300Bn over next 20 years

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Australia10,000km

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Middle East5,000km

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North America50,000km+

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Asia50,000km+

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Russia20,000km+

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The Problem

A considerable marketthat requires a LOT of

pipes to be commissioned BUT…

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Construction: Difficult & Expensive

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RequiringSkilled Labour

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Pipes are mainly air and are costly &

inefficient to transport

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Our Solution

A seamless, continuous, composite pipeline,

over any terrain, over any distance …..

“The Fluid Highway™”

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To improve fluid distribution globally with a more efficient,

cost effective and reliable alternative for large-volume and long-distance pipelines

Our Mission

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1. Inner liner

2. Fibreglassreinforcement

3. Outer casing ready for resin injection + inflation

Fluid Highway™ Composite: 3 layers

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Laid flat productionfor efficient

transportation

Unpacked atdestination for

construction

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Outer Casing: Environmental Protection

Inflated & Cured

Reinforcements:Pipe Strength

Inner Lining:Protects reinforcements

from fluid

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• Continuous, seamless composite pipe • Easy to construct onsite• Light and durable • High strength • Fast production• Cost-effective• Non corrosive • Withstands extreme temperatures• Produce pipes at ~500m per hour

The Fluid Highway has demonstrated superior characteristics to Steel,

HDPE, PVC & Fibreglass pipe

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60m continuouscomposite pipe with curves & contours

Demonstrated

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180m continuouspipe in-field

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Comparison

32:1 ratio in fewer personnel

We match present pricingvs Steel/HDPE pipe

10x quicker than currenttechnologies

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A game changer compared to slow, expensive & risky

methods

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Driven by Knowhow: Protected by Patent

We are NOT a fiberglass pipe but a new ‘composite’ suitable for…

20 year advantage in 60 countries

From pipe construction

To assembly infield

To how we put it

together

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Irrigation pipe

Process water

Salt water

Hydro slurry

Waste water

Potable water

Oil CO2 Frack-gas

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Market Opportunities (by Diameter & Pressure)

The Fluid Highway can replace existing technologies at these diameters(20-100 bar)

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Steel HDPE Spoolable Fibreglass

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16 Bar

6-8 Bar

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Business model

We sell pipe not machines$200 per metre revenue

The scale means we could be one of Australia’s most valuable companies

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6 years of R&D + commercialisation to get to here

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Now…Launched at the APIA trade show

Demand from many industry participants

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“We believe the concept of a continuous pipe made onsite has the potential to replace existing pipeline technologies in Australia & globally”

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Near term goals

First process water project in Australia = 300kms

Setup internationalproduction companies

Total project pipeline for Australia = 2,500km

Progress water, oil &gas certifications

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Expertise in inventing &commercialising advanced materials

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Investment Highlights

Experienced team with track record of commercializing technologies and going public

High Margin and highly profitable business model

Strategic multinational suppliers with BASF, Scott Bader and Saartex

“Driven by knowhow protected by patent” creates market advantage & barriers to entry

World class IP with protection in 60 countries over several parts of the process

$15BNpa per year for “energy pipe” sector alone

Significant demand evident across Australia, US, Europe, Middle East and Asia

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Participate in the future of Fluid Highways