Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. · OTC:BNET
Bion Environmental Technologies — Investor Presentation (September 2026)
21 slides from Bion Environmental Technologies's investor presentation, Sep 1, 2026
Slide 1: Premium organic fertilizers and clean water from waste
Premium organic fertilizers and clean water from waste Circular solutions for agriculture, food, and renewable fuels bionenviro.com September 1, 2026
Slide 2: Legal Disclosures
Legal Disclosures This presentation contains, in addition to historical information, forward-looking statements regarding Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (the "Company"), which represent the Company's expectations or beliefs including, but not limited to, statements concerning the Company's op
Slide 3: Preventing Pollution | Recovering Resources
Preventing Pollution | Recovering Resources Bion’s GEN3Tech platform is third-generation technology, with over 30 years and $100M invested. It was developed to provide advanced waste treatment and comprehensive resource recovery for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO’s). The Ammonia Recove
Slide 4: A Problem at the Intersection of Food and Renewable Energy
A Problem at the Intersection of Food and Renewable Energy Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Largest ammonia source in U.S. Anaerobic Digesters Produce biogas (methane) from organic waste Manure, food, food/bev processing, slaughter waste Increases ammonia in the effluent (digestate) 4
Slide 5: Ammonia-Nitrogen Pollution and Loss
Ammonia-Nitrogen Pollution and Loss Ammonia/Ammonia-Nitrogen 5
Slide 6: Ammonia Recovery System
Ammonia Recovery System Upcycles ammonia and CO2 to form Ammonium Bicarbonate (AB) - an advanced organic nitrogen fertilizer Patented Proven − Captures, concentrates, stabilizes waste stream ammonia − Robust, reliable, low-cost − Performance exceeds expectations Tech-Optimization Report − Optimized
Slide 7: AB – Advanced Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer: 10X Value
AB – Advanced Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer Soluble Nitrogen Fertilizer Organic v Conventional 10X Value in the U.S. & Mexico 7
Slide 8: Organic Agriculture: Yield Gap
Organic Agriculture Fastest growing segment of U.S. Ag 2X conventional Ag growth 2025 Sales: $76.6 billion U.S. organic crop acreage: 3.6 million acres (Global: ~40 million acres) Challenge: Yield Gap vs conventional Why? No soluble nitrogen like conventional… Soluble ammoniacal Nitrogen will bridge
Slide 9: Specialty Crops
Specialty Crops High value vegetables, fruits, berries, lettuce, herbs Largest Markets – WA, OR, CA, Mexico Indoor: greenhouse, vertical, hydro, aero Market Size (est): 25 to 35 million lbs N (annual growth ~1-2 million lbs N) Organic readily-available N that can be applied any time in the growth cy
Slide 10: Commodity/Row Crops: Supply Gap
Commodity/Row Crops Organic food and feed Corn, soybeans, wheat, oats, barley, hay, alfalfa, oilseeds, cover crops U.S. Acreage (est): 1.5 to 2.5 million acres Very price-sensitive Heavy U.S. reliance on imports Supply Gap 10
Slide 11: Non-Agricultural / Consumer Products
Non-Agricultural / Consumer Products Long-term trend: organic, natural, child- and pet-safe Residential: home lawn & garden Municipal: facilities, parks, schools, youth sports fields Commercial office landscaping Golf courses 11
Slide 12: Increasing Federal Support
Increasing Federal Support The Fertilizer Investment & Expansion for Long-term Domestic Supply (FIELDS) Program is intended to expand, or bring into operation new, independent domestic fertilizer production capacity in order to provide agricultural producers with additional domestic fertilizer optio
Slide 13: Fertilizer Initiatives
Fertilizer Initiatives Ag/Distributors ‒ Several offtake LOI’s ‒ Blender testing Multi-channel Outreach Ag/Growers − Began Jan 2025 ‒ Berries, tomatoes, peppers − Samples ‒ Field & Indoor (greenhouse, − Testing (ongoing) vertical, hydro, aero) − University/grower trials ‒ Testing ongoing − Blender t
Slide 14: U.S. Biogas Opportunities
U.S. Biogas Opportunities ~1,400 Industrial Waste w/ Biogas Regulated Point Source – discharge permit Food waste, food/beverage processing, slaughter, WWTP Retrofit or new project integration 400 Existing CAFO’s w/ Biogas Non-Point Source - Agriculture Plus 209 mixed and crop digesters Mostly dairy,
Slide 15: Industrial (Point Source) Opportunities
Industrial (Point Source) Opportunities January 2024 – Patent coverage expanded − Slaughter/rendering waste − Food scrap-only waste − Food/beverage processing − Animal waste – central processing Regulated discharge/mandated treatment Avoided cost + create new revenues Usually smaller: <1 million lbs
Slide 16: CAFO's (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations)
CAFO’s (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations) ARS developed for animal waste − Poultry − Beef − Swine − Dairy Agriculture − Larger scale − Potential for better economics - scale and ammonia concentration − Strategic circular locations for fertilizer Retrofit existing farms/new development − Longer
Slide 17: Bion Corporate History
Bion Corporate History Hard challenges ‒ Long time CEO became ill and passed in late 2023 ‒ New leadership and Board changes in mid-2024 ‒ Pivoted to ‘bolt-on’ business model (vs integrated projects) ‒ Limited resources and funding from shareholders ‒ See SEC Filings Accomplished ‒ Capital structure
Slide 18: Debt and Capital Structure Cleanup
Debt and Capital Structure Cleanup Debt/ Litigation Settlement Settlement Agreement (legacy principals) ‒ Hamstra Group (including Dilling Group) ‒ Effective Sep 15, 2025; issue by end of 2026 ‒ Fair Oaks liens/ litigation dismissed (note, ‒ Surrendered obligations and instruments cash/shares) repre
Slide 19: Kimmeridge MOU
Kimmeridge MOU “…potential large RNG facility” The ARS and AB fertilizer value proposition have cleared early steps, but key hurdles remain 19
Slide 20: Future
Future − Build out fertilizer demand and offtakes − Begin design engineering on initial project (Kimmeridge?) − Continue to build out Team − Raise capital for growth − ~$2.5 million (converts notes) − Larger equity raise on reaching project milestones (2026? 27? Uplist? ) − Focus on potential projec
Slide 21: Preventing Pollution | Recovering Resources
Preventing Pollution | Recovering Resources Craig Scott, CEO [email protected] (406) 281-8178 21
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