Got Qmilch? THE NEW FIBER INNOVATION MADE IN GERMANY! Speech: Qmilch GmbH

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1 Got Qmilch? THE NEW FIBER INNOVATION MADE IN GERMANY! Speech: Qmilch GmbH

2 The World of Fibers Fibers Nature Chemical Cotton Price/kg 2,66 Wool, Silk 8 34 Qmilk Viscose Casein Polyesther 25 2, ,50 Chemical consumption (g/kg) IRG Organophosphate Pyrethroid sodium hydroxid, hydrogen sulfide, acid sulfur sodium sulphate, etc. 345 hydrogen sulfide, acid sulfur sodium sulphate, etc. Fuel, UP-resin Alkydresin, etc. Water consumption (l/kg) ,5 CO 2 (kg) 5,7-1,5-7 21,4

3 The first, natural fiber made industrial In Spring 2012 there is a gap of affordable textile innovations Textilwirtschaft 2011 industrial 100% renewable and natural resources No Acrylic 30% cheaper

4 Qmilch is unique

5 12 Relative environmental pollution per ton of fibre * Over-fertilisation of water Acidtiy on Air, Land and Water Damaging ozone layer Air pollution Land pollution Water pollution Impact on human health Consumption on not renewable resources Global Warming 2 0 (USA & China) (Westeurope) (Westeurope) Average Average Cotton Polyester Polypropylen Lenzing Group Qmilk *Lenzing

6 The thirst of cotton The cotton consumes about six percent of global freshwater consumption

7 A valuable resource is tilted away Each year 1.9 million tones of milk are disposed in Germany

8 Inventories of non-renewable raw materials Zinc Music Instruments 10 Years Titan Air Planes, Amor Plate 12 Years Indium Solar Activity, LCD-Screens 13 Years Plumb Auto Batteries 14 Years Silver Jewelry, Industry 14 Years Gold Jewelry, Industry 14 Years Tinn Can, Industry 23 Years Uranium Atom Energy 23 Years Copper Cabel, Brass, Wiring 26 Years Tantalum Mobile Phones 28 Years 1 Nickel Mintage, Removal of Coatings 31 Years Platinum fuel cell automobile, Jewelry, Catalyst 39 Years Lithium Batteries, Glas und Ceramic 40 Years Oil Fuel, Plastics 40 Years Quelle: Fraunhofer-Institut LBF (2012), Ausgehend von einer jährlichen Bedarfssteigerung von 1,5% Cadmium Battery, TV-Screens 54 Years

9 The principle of Cradle to Cradle Casein Water nat. ingredients eco - energy Transport Cradle to Cradle bio- degradable

10 Sankey Diagram Casein Production Qmilch-Fiber Water nat. ingredients 1 hour processing time Energy

11 The outstanding properties antibacterial natural finishings organic breathable eco friendly production temperature regulating

12 Wound Healing Effect after 2 days (Aphte) Effect after 1 day (Decollment)

13 Burn by Plastic Wound Healing Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 5 Day 6 Day7 Burn by Plastic Day 1 Day 3 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7

14 The Hygiene-Fiber Reduces the growth of:

15 Naturally resistant against fuels Diesel Ethanol E10 Benzine PEG Acetic acide NaOH Oleic acid

16 The Fiber Comparison The fiber properties are enhanced not by chemcials but by technology Cotton Wool Qmilch Baumwolle 350g/kg chemicals l water consumption Wolle g/kg chemicals 15 l water consumption Qmilch Natural ingredients 2 l water consumption

17 DerStandard.at GmbH The market Cotton Deficit on the fiber market : 1 Millionen Tons 1

18 tons Market The demand on Viscose is too high Viscose GAP

19 Competition Lenzing invest in the next four years 1,5 Billion Euros, to increase the output of tons to 1 Mio. tons Brands Smart Fiber Trevira Lenzing Invista Sea Cell, smart climate, etc. Trevira Micro, etc. Ingeo Tencel, Lyocell, Viskose Lycra Salary 4,5 Mill. 240 Mill. 1,77 Bil. 6,3 Bil. Price/kg 25 2,00 2,00 10,00 1,50 Production t t t t je Werk The worldwide viscose production shall more than double in 2020 from current 4,2 Mio.tons to 10 Mio. tons

20 Client Groups One T-shirt with a 30% of milk fiber is in retails only 0,80 more expensive Textile Producer Hotel & Bedding Automobile Medicine body wear stockings & shoes outer wear furniture wool home textiles bedding sheets bed fillings towels bath robes cosmetic tissues car seats children seats train plane nanotechnology wadding bandage filter membranes tissues hospital

21 The Production Principle

22 The production principle The patented manufacturing process is unique:

23 Multifilament Production Plant 2015 at least 1000 tons/year shall be produced

24 An innovation is spread around the world

25 Thank you for your attantion!

26 Global Fiber market Global Fibermarket 2010 Fibermarket: around 150 Bil. USD Wo wool 2% Natural fibers and Polymer fibers cotton 33% synthetic fibers 58% 73,8 Mio. Tonn Tons Man-made cellusose fibers 6% 1% Cellulose Gap

27 Million metrical Tons Fiber market growth 250 Fiber market ( ) Cellulose Gap Man-Made cellulose Fibers Cotton Wool Synthetic Fibers Total E 2015 E 2020 E

28 World population & fiber consumption

29 Fuel consumption* Energy consumption at the textile production Energery consumtion at textile production Nylon Acrylic Polyester Wool Qmilch **Fuel consumption to produce 1kg Fiber

30 US $/kg Cotton price ( ) 5 4,5 Cotton price ( Mai) 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0

31 Millions of Mertrical Tons Limitited growth of Cotton production 30 Limitierted Growth of Cotton production: Effects of Salary Expansion can be excluded E 2015E 2020E

32 Developement of filament- and stapel fiber production 40 Tons Filamente Stapelfasern

33 Client structure Qmilch January 2012 Client structure Qmilch January 2012 Housing 2% Fabric Producer 21% Clothing 32% Automobile 6% Home Textiles 19% Spinning Mills 13% Paper 3% Packaging 2% Medicine 2% The request of Qmilk covers all branches