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    This document provides guidance for a presentation on securing early stage investment. It outlines 10 slides that should be included: 1) title slide with company details, 2) problem being solved, 3) solution, 4) business model, 5) competitive advantage, 6) marketing strategy, 7) competitors, 8) management team, 9) financial projections, and 10) timeline and exit strategy. It then provides an overview of ASSOB, an Australian company that facilitates small scale securities offerings, including listing requirements and processes. Finally, it outlines an example capital raising structure with initial shares offered at 5 cents in Round 1 and 10 cents in Round 2 to illustrate potential returns for early stage investors.

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    This document provides guidance for a presentation on securing early stage investment. It outlines 10 slides that should be included: 1) title slide with company details, 2) problem being solved, 3) solution, 4) business model, 5) competitive advantage, 6) marketing strategy, 7) competitors, 8) management team, 9) financial projections, and 10) timeline and exit strategy. It then provides an overview of ASSOB, an Australian company that facilitates small scale securities offerings, including listing requirements and processes. Finally, it outlines an example capital raising structure with initial shares offered at 5 cents in Round 1 and 10 cents in Round 2 to illustrate potential returns for early stage investors.

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    ASSOB 12. Generic Investor Meeting - Issuer Template 1

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    Michael de Tocqueville
    This document provides guidance for a presentation on securing early stage investment. It outlines 10 slides that should be included: 1) title slide with company details, 2) problem being solved, 3) solution, 4) business model, 5) competitive advantage, 6) marketing strategy, 7) competitors, 8) management team, 9) financial projections, and 10) timeline and exit strategy. It then provides an overview of ASSOB, an Australian company that facilitates small scale securities offerings, including listing requirements and processes. Finally, it outlines an example capital raising structure with initial shares offered at 5 cents in Round 1 and 10 cents in Round 2 to illustrate potential returns for early stage investors.

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    ASSOB Sponsor to open seminar and read

    out
    Class Order Warning
    Slide # 1

    Title Slide

    Company name
    Address
    Contact details
    Slide # 2

    Problem Slide
    What is the problem you are
    planning to solve?
    Slide # 3

    Solution Slide
    How exactly does your product
    or service solve this problem?
    Slide # 4

    Business Model
    Fee for service?
    Licensing?
    Direct?
    Ad revenue?
    Slide # 5

    Underlying Magic
    What is your
    sustainable
    competitive advantage?
    Slide # 6

    Marketing
    Specifically...
    How are you going to
    make sales?
    Slide # 7

    Competition
    Who are your competitors?
    Slide # 8

    Team
    Who are the
    people driving
    Keep it real... this business?
    Slide # 9

    Projections
    Keep them to
    one page...
    Explain the metrics of
    how
    you got your numbers...
    Slide # 10

    Time Line & Exit


    Hand over to
    ASSOB member
    Who is ASSOB &
    how do they fit in?
    Quick facts
    - An Australian publicly listed company
    Australia’s largest facilitator of small scale
    offerings. Currently more than $500M
    worth of securities on the platform.
    - 23 years development of processes.
    - ASSOB acts as an independent facilitator
    under the Corporations Act to ensure that
    issuers make compliant offers.
    - Neither ASSOB or ASSOB Sponsors are
    allowed to hold equity in companies using
    our platform.
    ASSOB Listed?
    - Public companies only. No share transfer
    restrictions (only on legal grounds).
    - Must be independently audited every year.
    - 3 Director minimum. 2 must reside in
    Australia.
    - Directors undergo background checks.
    - Companies must report quarterly to
    shareholders.
    - Shareholder updates through listing page.
    - Ongoing compliance obligations.
    - Independent trust account operator. Funds held
    until milestones are reached.
    - Shareholders can use ASSOB secondary board.
    - Much higher levels of transparency and
    governance required.
    Early stage investing...
    • Traditionally only Venture Capital
    firms and Investment Banks invest in
    early stage equity offers.

    • Typically the public participate


    through ‘public offerings’ when
    companies float on stock exchanges.
    Demonstration only

    Once companies list on a stock exchange the share price can go anywhere but one
    is normally looking at traditional gains and falls, not the significant gains that
    should be expected earlier in the process where the risk is much higher.

    $1
    This is where ‘retail’
    investors begin to
    participate. It’s now
    lower risk but the share
    price can be
    significantly higher.

    20c This is where VC’s,


    investment banks and
    sophisticated investors
    10c
    like to get involved.
    5c

    R1 R2 R3 Public Offer
    RISK
    Not financial advice. Just emphasizing the risk profile.

    Traditional investment returns with long term view.

    Still high risk. Returns should be well above normal.

    High risk. High potential returns.

    R1 R2 R3 Public Offer
    RISK
    Insert your own numbers

    This offer
    • Round 1 - 5c per share
    • 10 parcels available
    • $25,000 per parcel (500,000 shares)
    • $250,000 will be raised
    Insert your own numbers

    Round 2
    • Round 2 - 10c per share
    • 10 parcels available
    • $25,000 per parcel (250,000 shares)
    • $250,000 will be raised
    • Round 1 investors will have seen a notional
    increase of 100%
    To secure your place
    -Read the Offer Document
    - Speak to the directors
    - Do your due diligence
    - Request a share application
    from the ASSOB Sponsor.

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