World Agri-Tech Innovation SummitMarch 27, 2017

Ashish Malik, CEOTSXV:BEE

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Crop Production Needs to Double by 2050 in a RESPONSIBLE Way

Feeding the Planet is Becoming Difficult

World population ~10bill by 2050 *

Changing consumptions (higher protein diet)

Reducing arable land(0.36 -> 0.2 has/per person

in last 50 yrs *)

Yields under pressure –climate change, pests Regulators, consumers

demanding reduced impact

* FAO, United Nations

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BVT: A Novel Disruptive Crop Production Tool

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Bee Vectoring:

An Alternative to Spraying

Biopesticides:

An Alternative to Chemicals

115 Crops Worldwide

87 Require pollination

$3 Billion Market Size

12% Projected growth

16% CAGR 2009 - 2015

Low toxicity

Highly targeted

Lower exposure

80 Mill Commercial beehives globally

Highly targeted

Less water

Less waste

Less machinery

All-Natural System: Pollination + Crop Protection + Crop Enhancement

BVT Technology

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BVT CR-7

Insecticide

Nutritional

Proprietary Microbe: BVT CR-7

• Clonostachys Rosea – a unique and beneficial endophytic fungus

• Protection throughout the season

• Protects crops against: botrytis, rhizopus, monilinia + other diseases

Proprietary Delivery System

• Commercial bumble bee hives

• Multiple control agents can be “stacked”

• Working on a honeybee solution

• “In-spense” bee health products

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Traditional ApplicationSeed Trt. Foliar

60+ Patents Worldwide Covering 5 Patent Families

Plant Protection, Crop Enhancement in Flowering Crops

FUN and Plant Health Effect of CR-7

Treatment Agents Delivery Method Crop and Effect

BVT System’s Advantages

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Higher yields

Better quality

Longer shelf-life

Better Crops

Less chemicals

Less water

Less machinery

Reduced Impact

On-Farm✓ More profit

Retail✓ Less food waste

Consumer✓ Clean, healthy food

Benefits Cover the

Food Value Chain

Bee health

Scalable, > $2 Bill “On-Farm” Market Potential

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Clonostachys Rosea via BVT bee systems

$1B+ market size

3rd Party Bio-controls “stacked” and delivered

via BVT bee systems

$1B+ market size

Clonostachys Rosea via foliar or seed treatments

$200M+ market size

Crops

Pollinator

Target pestApplication

method

Country

Multiple Crops & Countries

Honeybees in addition to Bumblebees

Control Multiple Pests by Stacking Several Control Agents

“In-spensing” of bee health products into bee hives

Sprayable and Seed Treatments

Additional Value Can be Extracted Beyond the Farm

Successful Trials – Strawberries Example

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Benefits Results Comments

Botrytis disease reduction over fungicide program

40% - 50% e.g. Reduction from 18% to 9% in one trial

Anthracnose disease control Suppression Observed reduction in field

Marketable yield increase 30% to 48% Multiple trials

Fruit Quality Higher brix observed

Shelf-Life Extended several days (3 – 4 days in one trial)

Plant Vigor 15% increase over FUN-only Greener color, larger leaves, more robust plants

BVT Program + Fungicide treatment Fungicide only treatment

48% Yield Increase Better Vigor

Sunflowers: Statistically better yield (+8%) and sclerotinia control (-36% incidence)Proof of Concept: Blueberries (monilinia); Tomatoes (botrytis)

Summary of Strawberry trials

BVT Company Progress

2012 2016 2020

EXPANSION

▪ Additional crops

▪ International registrations

▪ New uses

▪ Licensing agreements with 3rd parties

COMMERCIALIZE

▪ Secure regulatory approval in US

▪ Launch in pilot crops

▪ Refine value proposition

▪ Develop new crops

DEVELOPMENT

▪ Field trials with universities and key influencers

▪ Test & adapt system for field conditions

▪ Submit for regulatory approval

RESEARCH

▪ Discovery and research of strains

▪ Design delivery system

▪ Small scale trials

▪ Submit patents

✓ Technology Validated

• Successful trials in strawberries, sunflowers, blueberries, tomatoes

• 11 patents approved from 60 patent applications covering 4 patent families

✓ In Commercialization Phase

• Regulatory submission of CR-7 to US EPA for regulatory approval

• Large scale grower demos with influential strawberry growers

✓ Market Expansions Started

• Regulatory strategy for EU started

• Efficacy trials in Mexico, Spain, Serbia

✓ Partnerships Being Established

• 3rd party testing agreements

• Attracting “Big-Ag” talent

BVT is [1] Delivering on Milestones; [2] De-Risked with Considerable Upside as it Moves Towards Revenue and Market Expansion 8

Experienced & Proven Management Team

Ashish MalikPresident and CEO

▪ Extensive global Ag industry experience and biological pest and disease control

▪ 2012 – 2016: Vice President of Global Marketing, Biologics at Bayer CropScience focused on integrated crop solutions (seeds & seed treatments, traits and services)

▪ 2008 – 2012: SVP & Executive Team, Global Marketing at AgraQuest (acquired by Bayer 2012 for $425mio), responsible for marketing, reg. affairs and product dev.

▪ 2003 – 2008: Syngenta, Head of Commercial Operations, Home Care Division, focused on go-to-market strategy brand building

▪ Director of BPIA (Biopesticides Industry Alliance) – representing Ag-biological industry in North America

Greg FaustUS Commercial Operations

▪ Extensive manufacturing and value chain experience in crop protection, horticulture

▪ Applied experience in market analysis, marketing plans and strategy

▪ Worked at Syngenta in Sales Management, Product and Strategic Management positions

▪ Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Business from the University of Minnesota

Dr. Albert Bassi Jr.Senior Techinical Director

▪ Extensive experience with technical research, marketing, and product launches over the past 31 years.

▪ 30 years with Syngenta (1985 to 2015); several positions in R&D, Marketing, Solution Development, and Technical Product Management

▪ Ph.D., Univ of Arkansas in Plant Pathology; held an extension & research position and taught a graduate-level plant pathology course at the Univ of Arkansas

▪ Worked at USDA

Christoph LehnenBusiness Manager, Europe

▪ Senior manager with extended Leadership, Business Management, Marketing, Sales and R&D experience. Successful globally in agricultural markets

▪ Experienced and passionate to develop products / services which create value for the customers

▪ Led portfolio of biological development projects in Syngenta

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100+ years Experience in Global Crop ProtectionScience Advisory: Leading Experts in Beneficial Fungi and Bee Delivery

What BVT is Looking For

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Investors ▪ $6-10 Million “late stage” investment/capital

▪ Commercial efforts for US launch

▪ Selected market expansion (esp. Europe, Canada, Mexico)

▪ Develop honeybee system to open large acre opportunities

▪ Working capital

R&D Partners ▪ Additional products to “stack” into BVT system for delivery to crops

▪ Collaborate / expertise in bee biology and behavior

▪ Bee health products for “in-spensing” into hive (eg varroa mite control)

Commercial Partners ▪ Go-to-market partners for select geographies

▪ Partnerships for foliar and seed treatment uses of proprietary strain of clonostachys rosea

BEE.V: An Attractive Ag-Tech Company

✓ Large, multi-billion dollar market opportunity

✓ Multiple revenue stream potential

✓ Proprietary system – simple and effective

✓ Platform that is scalable

✓ Delivering on milestones

✓ Experience and proven team

✓ On the verge of capitalizing on years of research

✓ Significantly de-risking the company by nearing commercialization opportunity

✓ Concise path to profitability

Contact Info

Bee Vectoring Technologywww.beevt.com

General: info@beevt.comInvestors: investor@beevt.com

Ashish MalikPresident & CEOamalik@beevt.com

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