NANO Nuclear Energy (NNE) Investor presentation summary

Business strategy and market positioning

• Aims to be a vertically integrated, advanced nuclear energy company with four business lines: microreactors, fuel processing, nuclear fuel transportation, and consultation services.

• Focuses on commercializing microreactors for diverse applications including data centers, mining, disaster relief, military, and shipping.

• Positioned at the center of a global nuclear renaissance, driven by clean energy demand, electrification, and bipartisan support.

• Nuclear energy is recognized as a key baseload power source for meeting climate goals, with growing global commitment to triple nuclear capacity by 2050.

• Major technology and energy companies are investing in nuclear power to meet rising data center and industrial energy needs.

Technology and product development

• KRONOS MMR is a modular, high-temperature gas-cooled reactor designed for scalable deployment, with up to 15MWe per unit and advanced safety features.

• LOKI MMR and ZEUS are portable reactor designs for terrestrial, marine, space, and forward operations, with ongoing patent filings and hardware testing.

• Significant R&D investment and licensing progress for KRONOS, including partnerships with UIUC and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories.

• Facilities in Illinois, Tennessee, and New York support R&D, manufacturing, and demonstration of microreactor components and ALIP technology.

• Targeting commercialization of microreactors and ALIP technology by late 2025 or 2026.

Fuel supply chain and vertical integration

• Investing in fuel processing and enrichment, including a stake in LIS Technologies for laser-based uranium enrichment.

• Member of the DOE's HALEU Consortium, aiming to secure advanced fuel supply for its reactors and the broader industry.

• Secured exclusive rights to high-capacity HALEU fuel transport cask technology and developing a North American transportation system.

• Multiple MOUs with Centrus, Dioxitek, and UrAmerica to enhance uranium conversion, enrichment, and mining capabilities, including in Argentina.

• MOUs with Rwanda, Togo, and Namibia to support nuclear energy development and supply chain integration in Africa.