MICROVAST HOLDINGS, INC. Q3 2022 November 10, 2022
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Page - 3 Q3 HIGHLIGHTS
Page - 4 Steady Business Growth Through Product Transition Period Challenges ▪ Raw material prices, especially lithium ▪ Delays from European customers ▪ Customer supply chain challenges ongoing ▪ US dollar appreciation and inflation H ig h li g h ts Q3 Key Stats $38.6M Revenue 4.7% YoY Revenue Growth $81.9M Order Intake $140.6M Sales Backlog ▪ Selected by DOE, in collaboration with General Motors, to receive $200 million grant under Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in recognition of innovative polyaramid separator technology. ▪ Launched Energy division; industry leading 4.3 MWh energy storage container receiving considerable interest. ▪ Inflation Reduction Act is an exciting opportunity for our cell and module facility in Clarksville, Tennessee. ▪ Joined a Shell-led consortium to drive decarbonization in the mining industry. ▪ Manufacturing capacity expansion projects ongoing in Clarksville, Tennessee and Huzhou, China. ▪ Increasing orders for our next generation battery products by OEM customers. Q3 2022 > $24M, Cell> $10M, E-Bus Major Orders
5 Robust Business Growth Through New Partnerships & Major Development Projects for our Commercial Vehicle Solutions OEM Vehicle Battery Size Highlights Mining Truck LTO battery solution with ultra-fast charging (90 seconds) Consortium established to accelerate the electrification of mining industry Industry leader in terminal automation and energy efficient container handling 195.8 - 587.4 kWh 49 tons range extender- hybrid truck tractor 78 kWh Chinese leading hybrid and hydrogen vehicle 2022– 300 units, 23MWh 49T hydrogen truck tractor 100.7 kWh Chinese leading fuel cell truck OEM 2022- 50 units, 5MWh Q3 2022 Cargo handling solutions Shaanxi Auto Commercial Vehicle
Page - 6 FINANCIALS
Page - 7 Condensed Consolidated Statement of Operations (USD’000) Q3 2022
Page - 8 2022 Q3 Adjusted Financials (USD’000) Non-GAAP Note: Complete reconciliations of these non-GAAP metrics to the most comparable GAAP metrics are included in the tables at the end of our earnings press release. Q3 2022
Page - 9 2022 Q3 Revenue by Region - (USD’000) Q3 Jan - Sep Q3 2022
10 Financial Highlights C o m m e n ts Q3 Financial Highlight Numbers Q3 2022 $415.7M $-11.9M $5MCash position Free Cash Flow Operating Cash Flow ▪ Closed ~$111M Senior Secured Project Financing – proceeds to be utilized for capacity expansion in Huzhou, China. Loan matures in December 2026 with initial floating interest rate of 4.8% per year. First drawdown of approximately $43M made in Q3 2022. ▪ Expansion capex of $12.8M, supporting ongoing 4 GWh capacity expansions. Evaluating opportunities for similar secured bank lending for Clarksville, Tennessee facility. ▪ US footprint is expanding; growing asset base, to support ESS and CV business, remains unlevered.
11 Anticipated Benefits from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) ▪ Section 45X - production tax credit includes $35/kWh for battery cells and $10/kWh for battery modules. ▪ Extends investment tax credits (ITC) to standalone energy storage projects (including up to 10% bonus credits for projects meeting domestic content requirements). ▪ Customer tax credits for electric vehicles: – up to $7,500 for light- and medium-duty vehicles – up to $40,000 for heavy-duty trucks – $3B to USPS for zero emission vehicles ▪ IRA is a 10-year plan to 2032 – with first five years eligible for direct pay credits. IRA Highlights ▪ Every GWh of cell and module production has the potential to generate $45M in tax credits. ▪ Phase 1A of Clarksville (target SOP Q4 2023) is 2 GWh cell and module capacity per year. ▪ Phase 1B of Clarksville will increase total capacity to 4 GWh per year ▪ Total capacity at Clarksville facility can be expanded up to 8 GWh per year. ▪ Cells and modules produced in Clarksville are expected to qualify as "domestic content" giving a potential 10% ITC bonus to some of our customers. Potential Microvast Benefits
Page - 12 OUTLOOK
Page - 13 Selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for a $200 Million Grant • Microvast selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (“DOE”) to receive a $200 million grant. • Over 200 companies applied for $2.8 billion in grant funding; only 20 companies selected. • The DOE grant, plus funding to be arranged by Microvast, will support construction of a mass production facility in the U.S. for our thermally stable polyaramid separator technology. • Target markets for polyaramid separator are large and growing and include commercial, specialty and passenger EVs, as well as consumer electronics and ESS systems. • Microvast holds unique, patented wet-process technology to produce a thin polyaramid base film for very high temperature resistance. • The separator is a critical element for battery safety and our polyaramid technology has significant safety advantages over incumbent technology such as polyethylene and polypropylene. • Microvast and General Motors will collaborate to create a specialized separator. Polyaramid Separator Funding of DOE
Page - 14 Preparing for Full Product Launches in 2023 Across CV and ESS Platforms ▪ Tightening annual revenue guidance; anticipate annual revenue growth of 35%-40% in 2022 compared to 2021 with solid backlog going into Q4. ▪ Excellent customer adoption of newly released products expected to fill significant percentage of new capacity coming online in 2023 and beyond. ▪ Serial production for Iveco eDAILY in Turin begins in Q4 2022; deliveries for new IVECO bus battery systems start in Q1 2023. ▪ Construction continues to progress in Clarksville, Tennessee. Facility positioned to benefit from Inflation Reduction Act and can be powered with up to 100% clean energy. ▪ Microvast Energy moves into new headquarters in Colorado, further team build-out to support large and growing ESS sales pipeline to take advantage of rapidly growing energy storage market opportunities. ▪ Project execution underway for polyaramid separator facility in the United States in collaboration with General Motors. Q 4 O u tl o o k Q3 2022
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