Verde AgriTech (NPK) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic overview and market positioning

• Focus on low-carbon specialty fertilizers supporting sustainable and regenerative agriculture, with products free from salinity and soil compaction, enhancing soil health and biodiversity.

• Operations are strategically located in São Gotardo, Minas Gerais, Brazil, adjacent to major food-producing regions, enabling efficient distribution and market access.

• Over 9,000 customers served globally, with more than 2.5 million tons of products applied to over 70 crops by Q2 2026.

• Multi-generational mineral resources (3.32 billion tons) ensure long-term scalability and project viability.

• Fully integrated operations from raw material extraction to product distribution, leveraging advanced proprietary technologies.

Product portfolio and innovation

• Main products include Kaapy® (multi-nutrient potassium fertilizer) and BAKS® (customizable multi-nutrient blend), both designed for gradual nutrient release and improved soil health.

• Products incorporate advanced technologies such as Micro S, Cambridge Tech, 3D Alliance, and Bio Revolution for enhanced nutrient availability and operational efficiency.

• Specialty lines like YBA® offer tailored solutions for specific crops, with up to 89% lower carbon footprint compared to conventional fertilizers.

• R&D facilities include labs for microbiology, mineralogy, and agronomy, supporting continuous product innovation and quality control.

• One patent granted and eight pending, reflecting a strong focus on technological advancement.

Environmental impact and decarbonization

• Production process uses 100% renewable energy and achieves up to 85.6% lower carbon footprint per kg of K₂O compared to KCl.

• Enhanced Rock Weathering technology enables permanent carbon removal, validated by independent studies, with potential to capture 120kg CO₂ per ton of product.

• Since 2018, over 350,000 tons of CO₂ impact achieved through carbon removal and avoidance.

• ESG initiatives include zero tailing dams, reforestation (30,000+ trees), and exclusion of sales in Amazon rainforest municipalities.

• Ongoing MRV pilot projects and partnerships (e.g., Santander) to certify and monetize carbon credits.