TERRA CEMENTProven Cement TechnologiesFaster Curing, Stronger, Less Expensive

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Mission

The Terra Cement mission is to develop, produce, and deliver carbon neutral,

sustainable cement technologies that have superior quality and durability at a price

competitive to traditional cement.

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Executive SummaryTECHNOLOGY: Terra Cement has developed a cement production process and

technology that yields a product that is substantially superior to Portland cement in strength, durability, cost, utility, curing time, level of emissions, and resource efficiency. The Department of Defense has been using hydraulic sustainable cement technology since 2007.

REVENUE: Terra Cement will generate revenue through both the production of cement and the licensing of the production process and proprietary liquid additives.

COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGY: There is only one other supplier of hydraulic sustainable cement that we are of; however the price of their product is substantially higher than portland cement making its entry into the commercial market unviable.

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ProductTerra Cement is stronger and less expensive than either Portland cement or asphalt pavement over the entirety of its lifecycle.

• Recycled industrial by-products

• Organically produced additives

• Less than 3% virgin materials

• 50% less mix water

• No emissions

• Low electrical energy

• No thermal energy

• No special curing conditions

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TechnologyRenewable, liquid additives are what gives Terra Cement its advantage. These additives, when mixed with an abundant industrial byproduct, fly ash, providesubstantial strength to cement mixtures. The matter of the cement mixture is then allowedto be a composite of cheaper, more abundant materials. This provides a substantial savings.

When fly ash and Terra's additives are combined, the reactive alumino-silicates andcrystalline hydraulic minerals in the fly ash are dissolved, a reactive hydrogel is generatedand crystalline hydrates are formed. The formation of the crystalline hydrates cause set andstrength development.

The hydration of Terra Cement results in an extremely dense, interlocking crystallinecalcium aluminum silicate hydrate (C.A.S.H.) structure. The C.A.S.H. structure is wellknown to offer significant durability benefits over the typical calcium silicate hydrate (C.S.H.) concrete widely utilized today.

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Material Costs and Savings

For a typical 50,000 sgft-change 3-story office

building, Terra’s technology uses:

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• 37 tons less rebar• 556 less shoring units• 164 less form material units• 693 less column formwork• 256 less finishing man hours• 66 sq. ft. added floor space• 4,302 gallons less mix water• 239 cu. yds. less concrete

U.S. Construction Market

Construction Company

Type Statistics

Number of Companies Value of Annual Business

Construction of buildings 211,956 $748 Billion

Heavy and civil

engineering

39,439 $260 Billion

Specialty trade contracts 477,950 $722 Billion

729,345 potential buyers $1.73 Trillion Market

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Terra Cement is an applicable material across a wide spectrum of the major market.Sales of product and licensing agreements are not limited to the U.S. market. Projects are currently in development for the UAE, China, India, Australia, South Africa, Poland, Germany, Dominican Republic and many more.

Significant Market Applications

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• Roads, Tunnels, & Bridges• Oil & Gas • Aviation runways• Boat ramps• Building foundations• Dams• Precast concrete products• Consumer products

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Sixty percent of U.S. highways are built using concrete.

Life cycle analysis shows that standard portland cement is on average 37%less expensive than asphalt, which needs frequent repairs.

Terra Cement improves upon portland cement and is ideal for road construction:

• Durable, longer lasting• Supports greater weight with thinner cross section• Lower upfront cost competes with asphalt• Low permeability • Exceptional freeze thaw• Saves 1,803 tons of virgin resources per lane mile• Fast curing time and lack of special curing conditions facilitates fast track construction• Resistant to corrosion of embedded materials, chemicals, and effects of microbial induced

corrosion (MIC)

Anti-Corrosive Technology

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Terra Cement resists corrosive effects of MIC because of the absence of

calcium hydroxide and calcium sulfate hydrate, two minerals that cause

Portland cement to fail when exposed to corrosive acids.

Terra’s cement properties restrict access to ingress and transport of corrosive

liquids through the concrete and reduces the potential of reinforcing steel corrosion.

Portland Cement on the left lost 70% of its strength. Terra’s Sustainable Cement lost less then 10% percent; when two, 4.00 inch diameter x 8.00 inch high concrete specimen, were partially submerged in a 15% sulfuric acid solution for 28 days per ASTM-C-267 guidelines.

Oil & Gas Industry

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Due to its anti-corrosion technology, Terra Cement can be used to buildpipelines, sludge pits, chemical trenches, tank bases, and storage tanks.

Other cements require expensive liners and laborintensive epoxy coatings to be used for these purposes.

Portland cement based structures exposed to harsh chemical environmentsmust also employ expensive silica fume, slag cement, and special liquid

additives to enhance the service life of the structure.

Performance

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Concrete Strength, psi (Mpa)

24 hours 7 day 28 day ASTM TestMethod

Compressive 3187 (21.8) 6720 (43.1) 8326 (58.0) ASTM – C – 39

Flexural 400 (2.8) 691 (4.8) 767 (5.4) ASTM – C – 78

Splitting Tensile 218 (1.5) 605 (4.2) 666 (4.6) ASTM – C – 496

Modules of Elasticity, msi (GPa) 4.1 (28.7) 4.8 (33.2) 5.1 (35.0) ASTM – C – 496

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion Not Applicable Not Applicable 4.6 AASHTO – TP – 60

Rapid Freeze Thaw Resistance,

(Retained percentage of Dynamic Molecules)

300 Cycles100% ASTM – C – 666A

Scaling Resistance, lbs/ft2

50 Cycles0 ASTM – C – 672

750 lbs. cement, w/c 0.22 slump: 5”

Initial Production Facility, Ohio• Pittsburgh, PA is estimated to host over $3

billion of new market construction in 2015.

• Additionally, state of Pennsylvania will build several thousand miles of pipeline to transport natural gas extracted from the Marcellus Shale.

• Ohio site has been identified to provide close access to both Pittsburgh and 2 large-scale coal burning power plants.

• Current negotiations with local plants include a tipping fee paid to Terra for collecting fly ash, substantially reducing Cost of Goods Sold by 36%.

• Site includes up to 1,200 acres of land for permanent mixing facility and storage of mobile plants and other equipment.

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Financial Projections

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U.S. $ (millions) 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Total Sales 39.24 96.24 192.5 612.4 2,029 4,874 9,584

Cost of Goods Sold 6.605 33.02 66.05 330.3 1,321 3,302 6,605

Gross Margin 32.64 63.21 126.4 282.1 728.4 1,571 2,942

Operating Expenses 5.00 20.0 30.0 56.0 145.0 225.0 315.0

E.B.I.T 27.6 43.2 96.42 226.1 583.4 1,346 2,627

Timeline

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Phase 1: July 2014-July 2015Licensing of technology; assist contractors in

development & use of cement

Phase 2: July 2015-July 2016Production and manufacturing; establishment of

portable manufacturing plants; export of product

Phase 3: July 2016-July 2017

Establish permanent manufacturing plant; client-based work

Executive Team

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• Henry Val, CEOFounder and Partner of Netter Capital; has over 25 years of experience in the financial markets ranging from futures and equity markets, convertible debt, and investments.

• Glenn Schumacher, Chief Scientific AdvisorHas over twenty-nine years of experience in the cement and concrete industries. Over fifteen years in the fly ash industry alone as manager of Research and Development with the American Fly Ash Company (AFA). Owner of three patents while with CeraTech Inc. on the use of alkali activated cement.

• Andre Sobolevsky, COO, PresidentHas over 25 years of experience as a litigator and business immigration attorney. His clients include(d) Alfred Koch, Director of Gazprom, China Oil & Gas Petrochemical Group Ltd., Helios Petroleum Holding, AG. and many others.

• Shraddha Patel, Executive Vice PresidentReceived MPA from NYU in May of 2005 and commands six languages: English, Hindi, Gujarati, Urdu, French and Spanish. Ms. Patel has extensive financial experience and was a Senior Adviser at the US State Department in Bureau of Economic and Business affairs and a member of President’s Export Council, Trade Policy Committee and the White House Taskforce on Commercial Advocacy.