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Vystar
Investor Presentation
NOVEMBER 2009
 
 

 


Why Vytex NRL? Latex Allergy
Concerns
3%* general
population
17% healthcare
workers
10% condom users Global
Environmental
Awareness Vytex: all natural,
renewable
resource
Increased use
petroleum-based  
synthetics
Human
carcinogenicity/
toxicity Proven Raw
Material
40,000+ products
made with
natural rubber
latex
$2.6B global market Superior
performance
over synthetics
*Source: American Latex Allergy Association
 
 

 


1.6% 22.4K Mexico US Europe 4.2% 59K US Europe 6.8% 60K US   SE Asia India 12.5% 75K SE Asia India 35.8% 504K SE Asia India US Potential: 1.3 million metric tonnes annually (2010) Source: International Rubber Study Group, 2006 Large Global Marketplace ($2.6B) Gloves Threads Foams Other Dip Carpet Adhesives Balloons Condoms Shoes Catheters Other
 
 

 


Antunes et al. 2002 Mat Chem Phys 76:243-249 3 Crystals Generated in Distilled Water NRL Technology Vytex technology uses aluminum hydroxide to remove proteins Proteins and 3  crystals and impurities
removed during
centrifugation  
 
 

 



Protein Al(OH)3 crystal Field latex
containing water
soluble protein
Solid Al(OH)3 Protein-adsorbed Al(OH)3 Protein-adsorbed Al(OH)3 Recovery  & Recycling Skim layer Centrifugation
 
 

 


Vytex: An Adaptive Technology Latex production Malaysia/Thailand    India    Guatemala
 
 

 


The Accomplishments and Future of Vystar - R & D Technical Regulatory   Line Extensions   Process Improvements to Reduce COGS   Advanced  Material Testing to Enhance Value   Clinical Studies: Peer Reviewed and Published     - - Industry Leadership   ASTM Category 5   Global Participation in Key Industry Conferences SEC
Reporting
Company (August 2009) (October 2009) (October 2009) (Low Nitrosamine,  PV Condom)   Reduce COGS   Advanced Material Testing   Clinical Studies: Peer Reviewed and Published   US FDA  Expansion of  Protein Claims   510(k) Condoms and Exam Gloves   Lowest Protein Claim for Condoms on Market
 
 

 


Management Team Extensive sales, marketing
and advertising
management experience  
B2B and B2C
Successful IPO and
secondary offering
experience
Broad regulatory and
financial expertise
President/CEO Executive Vice President, Business
Development and Marketing
, Vice President, Technical Sales , Acting Chief Financial Officer , General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer Organizational Depth
 
 

 


Board of Directors Broad experience in capital
markets
Extensive experience in
OTC trading
Community bank start-up
expertise
Entrepreneurial success Proven leadership across
diverse markets and
industries  
William R. Doyle, President/CEO, Chairman of the Board Directors CEO, Medicraft, Inc. Founder/Owner, Diamond II Investments, Oncology Molecular Imaging, Pediatric Urgent Care Vice President, Investments,
MidSouth Capital
Senior Vice President, Commerce Street Capital Steptoe & Johnson (Advisor to Board)
 
 

 


              Technical      Catharine C. Calkins-Burke, Ph.D         Ranjit  K. Matthan, Ph.D, KA Prevulcanised P Ltd.     Quan-Tec Air, Inc.; formerly Mayo Foundation     Jasmine Elastomerics             Selvaraj V M Muthuraja, Stratoshift Technologies, Sdn Bhd        Clinical  formerly Shands at University of Florida                     , UCLA Medical Center      formerly Ohio State University Medical Center      Parker Lee, formerly CEO, Ansell Medical Products, Ansell Ltd.         Advisors Extensive raw materials research and development Known expertise on natural rubber latex Active management P&L responsibilities and purchasing influence Noted clinical authors and speakers
 
 

 


Market Pricing Trends
 
 

 


Financial Projections THE FOLLOWING PROJECTIONS ARE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS.  WE MAY NOT ACTUALLY ACHIEVE THE PROJECTIONS DISCLOSED AND YOU SHOULD NOT PLACE UNDUE RELIANCE UPON SUCH FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS.  ACTUAL RESULTS COULD DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM SUCH PROJECTIONS.  IN OUR PRIVATE PLACEMENT MEMORANDUM DATED OCTOBER 28, 2009, WE HAVE INCLUDED IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE “RISK FACTORS” SECTION OF THE MEMORANDUM THAT WE BELIEVE COULD CAUSE ACTUAL RESULTS TO DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THE PROJECTIONS THAT WE MAKE.  OUR FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS DO NOT REFLECT THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ANY FUTURE ACQUISITIONS, MERGERS, DISPOSITIONS, JOINT VENTURES OR INVESTMENTS WE MAY MAKE. YOU SHOULD READ OUR PRIVATE PLACEMENT MEMORANDUM COMPLETELY AND WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT OUR ACTUAL FUTURE RESULTS MAY BE MATERIALLY DIFFERENT FROM WHAT WE EXPECT.  WE DO NOT ASSUME ANY OBLIGATION TO UPDATE ANY FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS, WHETHER AS A RESULT OF NEW INFORMATION, FUTURE EVENTS OR OTHERWISE, EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
 
 

 


2009 Projections Vystar Corporation FY 2009 Actual Results Projected Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Net Product Sales $       11 $  1 $  6 $       32 $     50 Licensing Revenue      -      -      -      -    - Total Net Revenue    11     1     6    32        50 Gross Margin - Product     3    (1)      -     6   8 Gross Margin - Licensing      -      -      -      -    - Operating expenses  511  560  485  474    2,030 Net Income (Loss) $    (508) $    (561) $    (485) $    (468) $      (2,022) Cash Balance, End of Period $  1,253 $  1,345 $     722 $     409 $   409 Sales, in tonnes:   3.5     0.5     2.7        16.0        22.7 Product Sales   3.5   0.5   2.7        16.0      22.7 Licensing Sales    -         -         -       -       -   
 
 

 


2010 Projections Vystar Corporation FY 2010 Projected Results Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Net Product Sales $ 74 $      123 $      233 $      225 $     655 Licensing Revenue    17    87   413   499      1,016 Total Net Revenue    91   210   646   724      1,671 Gross Margin - Product    20    33    59    56  168 Gross Margin - Licensing    17    87   413   499      1,016 Operating expenses   564   558   524   501      2,147 Net Income (Loss) $    (527) $    (438) $      (52) $ 54 $    (963) Cash Balance, End of Period $      156 $ 12 $  2 $      303 $     303 Sales, in tonnes:  53.0         151.0         546.0         632.0     1,382.0 Product Sales  35.0  59.0       111.0       107.0      312.0 Licensing Sales  18.0    92.0         435.0         525.0     1,070.0
 
 

 


2011 Projections Vystar Corporation FY 2011 Projected Results Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Net Product Sales $ -    $ -    $ -    $ -    $  -    Licensing Revenue   954       1,178       1,637       1,876        5,645 Total Net Revenue   954       1,178       1,637       1,876        5,645 Gross Margin - Product       -       -       -       -        - Gross Margin - Licensing   944       1,166       1,620       1,858        5,588 Operating expenses   705   651   621   632        2,609 Net Income (Loss) $      239 $      515 $      999 $   1,226 $    2,979 Cash Balance, End of Period $      512 $   1,086 $   1,965 $   3,197 $    3,197 Sales, in tonnes:    1,004.0      1,240.0      1,723.0      1,975.0       5,942.0 Product Sales     -        -        -        -         -    Licensing Sales    1,004.0      1,240.0      1,723.0      1,975.0       5,942.0
 
 

 


Vystar Offering (Refer to PPM) Offer Up to 1,000,000 Shares of
Common Stock
and Warrants to
Purchase up to
1,000,000 Shares of
Common Stock
Offering Offer Total Shares
Outstanding
Offer Price Offering Price $2.00 per Share $2,000,000 Warrants 500,000 at  $1.50/share Exercisable within 12
months
500,000 at  $3.25/share Exercisable within 24 months 12,787,274
 
 

 


Why Invest in Vystar? Large Global Market 40,000 products
made with
natural rubber
latex
$2.6B market Fully Commercialized Address Allergenicity
Concerns
Virtually
undetectable
levels of
antigenic protein
Endorsed by
American Latex
Allergy
Association Green
Footprint
All natural, renewable
resource
Biodegradable No VOCs No known human
carcinogens
FDA 510(k)
Clearances
Highly prized
510(k) clearance
for lowest
antigenic protein
claim on market