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Lignin Extraction Process Plant Residues for Green Chemistry and Biogas Berlin, 04.06.2014

Topics Ø Company Profile of maxbiogas GmbH Ø Hydrocarbon: Basis of our Life Ø Biotechnology Market and the break-through with LX-Plants Ø Profitability of LX-Plants Ø LX solves the Problems Ø Business Development Ø Financial Development Ø Status Quo Ø Mission & Vision 2

Company Profile Ø maxbiogas GmbH is a young, dynamic and innovative Start-Up active in the field of white biotechnology. Ø It is based with an office and a labour in Berlin-Brandenburg, Germany. Ø It focuses on the development, marketing and licensing of technical installations for the ecological and economical processing of plant residues on the basis of closed carbon and nutrient cycles. Ø The biogas and the biorefinery market is the strategic focus of maxbiogas. Ø Target groups are plant manufactures, biogas plant & biorefinery operators. 28.05.2014 maxbiogas presenta7on at CEPEC 2014, London 3

Hydrocarbon: Basis of our Life Ø Fossile carbon EU import: 1 billion tons ROE p.a. (~ 600 billion p.a.) Ø In the EU 159 million hectares of agricultural land are available. Ø A substitution of 1 billion tons ROE with renewable resources would need appr. 6 tons ROE per hectare. Ø 6 tons per hectare is the average harvest today. Residues like stalks and leaves remain unused. Ø But agricultural land is mainly used for food and feed production. Therefore the press states: There is not enough agricultural land for fossil carbon substitution.. Ø maxbiogas has the technology to change this situation, an energy efficient pre-treatment process, called LX-Process. 4

Biotechnology Market Product Markets Volume p.a. Companies Resources Ethanol Methane Lac7c acid 1,3- Propandiol (PDO) Succinic acid Fuels Solvents Polyethylene Energy Fuels Polylac7cacid (PLA) Food addi7v Polyurethane Personal care PTT 1,4 Butanediol Pharmaceu7cals Fibers 65.000.000 tons 4.300.000 tons (biobased, Germany) 400.000 tons 50.000 tons 50.000 tons Source: Public data summarized by Direvo (GoingPublic 3/2013) Solvay Dow Braskem > 1000 companies Dow Cargill DuPont DSM Starch, sugar Starch, sugar cellulose, others Starch Starch Starch 5

The Break- through with the LX- Process Starch: maize plants: 4,4 tons DM per hectare 16 tons DM per hectare 6

Biotechnology Market Product Markets Volume p.a. Companies Resources Ethanol Methane Market entry Lac7c acid 1,3- Propandiol (PDO) Succinic acid Fuels Solvents Polyethylene Energy Fuels Polylac7cacid (PLA) Food addi7v Polyurethane Personal care PTT 1,4 Butanediol Pharmaceu7cals Fibers Source: Public data summarized by Direvo (GoingPublic 3/2013) 65.000.000 tons 4.300.000 tons (biobased, Germany) 400.000 tons 50.000 tons 50.000 tons Solvay Dow Braskem > 1000 companies Dow Cargill DuPont DSM Starch, sugar Starch, sugar cellulose, others Starch Starch Starch 7

LX-Container LX- Plant in front of a Biogas Plant BIOGAS PLANT 8

Profitability of LX- Plants EEG Input LX- Plant, t DM p.a. Input biogas plant Input biogas plant combined with LX- Plant IRR, % 2009 1.000 Maize 2009 5.000 Maize 2012 1.000 2012 5.000 Maize : Gras : Whole plant silage 3 : 1 : 1 Maize : Gras : Whole plant silage 3 : 1 : 1 Maize : Manure 1 : 2 Maize : Manure 1 : 2 Maize : Manure 1 : 2 Maize : Manure 1 : 2 > 30 > 30 > 30 > 30 9

LX solves the Problems Ecological Advantages Usage of plant residues Low energy consump7on No toxic substances Economic Advantages Lower substrate costs Higher remunera7on High substrate flexibility 10

Business Development 2012 2013 2015 2017 Laboratory Experiment LX-Miniplant 1. LX-Plant 1. LX-Plant for White Biotech. < 1kg p.d. 1 10 kg p.d. 1.000 t p.a. > 5.000 t p.a. Proof of Principle, External Validation, 1. Patent Appl. Proof of Concept, Continuous Process, Further Patent Appl. Output of a 500 kw, Biogas Plant, Continuous Process. Different Biorefinery Plants producing biofuels, biopolymers, dietary supplements 11

Financial Development 2016: Break- Even 2017: Profitable 2015: First Turnover 12

Enough Yield to Share Plant Operators Plant Manufacturers Environment maxbiogas Venture Capital 13

Status Quo ü 1 st and 2 nd fundraising in the total amount of 1.240.000 completed. The investors are MIG Verwaltungs AG, München and the KfW Bank, Bonn. ü In addition subsidies in the amount of 570.000 have been granted. ü 1 patent and 7 patent applications in 4 patent families. ü LX-Miniplant has been put successfully into operation in 2013. ü Proof of Concept completed in the beginning of 2014. ü Basic Engineering is completed. ü Detailed Engineering & Scale-Up will be finished in 2014. ü Operation of the first LX-Plant in 2015. The next fundraising!!! 14

Contact maxbiogas GmbH Katrin Streffer, CEO Alte Dorfstraße 14a 16348 Marienwerder Tel.: +49(0)3337 / 37 74 140 Mobil: +49(0)178 / 86 31 939 Fax: +49(0)3337 / 37 74 189 Mail: katrin.streffer@maxbiogas.com URL: www.maxbiogas.com maxbiogas thanks the EU 15