Power Metallic Mines (PNPN) investor relations material

Key technology and product highlights

• Graphene produced enables electron flow 1,000 times faster than copper or silicon, with applications in high-speed computing and semiconductors.

• Uses a patented explosion synthesis process (Hyperion unit) to create ultra-pure, 100% fractal, crystalline graphene at high cost efficiency.

• Hyperion units are scalable, low CapEx ($500,000 per unit), and each produces 10 tons of graphene per year.

• Graphene purity is 99.8% carbon, 0.2% oxygen, with turbostratic structure allowing near-relativistic electron speeds.

• Process is exothermic, low energy, and globally deployable with decentralized control.

Commercialization, partnerships, and market position

• Holds strategic partnership with the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) in Manchester, UK, and is set to play a key role in the US Army's planned GEIC.

• Recently received EPA and REACH approvals, enabling full-scale commercial production and driving a significant stock price increase.

• Has about 75 potential customers, winning every comparative test against competitors, with purchase orders expected soon.

• Focused on composites and coatings, with additional interest in lubricants, concrete, energy storage, automotive, biosensors, and military applications.

• Commercial sales have begun in small quantities, with large-scale orders from automotive and biosensor sectors anticipated.

Financial outlook and growth strategy

• Graphene sells for $250,000 to $1 million per ton, depending on functionalization; two tons sold pays off a Hyperion unit.

• Operating expenses are about 20% of revenue, with 80% margin expected.

• Capital structure recently surpassed CAD 2 billion following regulatory approvals.

• Achieved metrics for Nasdaq listing, expected to close by end of Q2 this year.

• Plans to scale up production rapidly by manufacturing multiple Hyperion units in parallel, with a new headquarters opening in Austin, Texas.