TSE:NPK

Transformative Growth Through Innovation

“It takes the same effort to think small than to think big” Jorge Paulo Lemann.

“Costs are like fingernails. You have to cut them constantly” Carlos Alberto Sicupira

Disclaimer

If you are risk averse don’t buy our stock

Don’t rely on anything on this presentation

‘This presentation contains certain forward-looking information, which includes but is not limited to, statements with respect to the Company’s strategy, the commercial production of Super

Greensand™, TK47 and Alpha (“Products”), design and building of a proprietary manufacturing facil ity, receipt of environmental permits, and the generation of cash flow. Forward-looking information

involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause actual resul ts, performance or achievements of the Company to di ffer material ly from the forward-looking

information. Material risk factors that could cause actual results to differ material ly from such forward-looking information include, but are not l imited to, the failure to obtain necessary regulatory

approvals, risks associated with the mining industry in general (e.g., operational risks in development, exploration and production; delays or changes in plans with respect to exploration or development

projects or capital expenditures; the uncertainty of estimates and projections relating to production, costs and expenses, and health, safety and environmental risks), commodity price, demand for the

products in Brazil, exchange rate fluctuations and other risk factors set out in the Company’s most recently filed Annual Information Form under the heading “Risk Factors”. Currently, the Products is not

commercial ly produced or sold in Brazi l. As a consequence, there is no current market. Should commercial demand for the Products fail to develop, the Company’s business model may not be

appropriate. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking information. Material factors or assumptions used to develop such forward-looking information include, but

are not limited to, the demand for the Products in Brazi l, the abili ty to secure necessary environmental and mining permits, the abili ty to secure financing, and other assumptions set out in the

Company’s current technical report. The Company does not currently intend to update forward-looking information in this news release except where required by law.

Total resources include all categories unless otherwise stated. The grades detai led in this presentation are conceptual in nature. There has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral reserve.

Should the company engage in further exploration, it is uncertain that it w ill resul t in the targets being delineated as a mineral reserve. Readers are cautioned not to rely solely on the summary of such

information contained in this presentation and are directed to complete information posted on Verde’s website (www.verdeagri tech.com) and fi led on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and any future

amendments to such. Readers are also directed to the cautionary notices and disclaimers contained herein. Potential investors should conduct their own investigations as to the sui tabili ty of investing in

securi t ies of Verde AgriTech Plc ’ .

3

7 reasons to love Verde

4

1. Verde is in production.

2. Verde’s mineral resource starts at surface and is

over 3 billion tonnes.

3. Verde has a scalable project allowing minimal

diluting project finance.

4. Verde’s product Super Greensand™ is disruptive.

5. Verde only has 37 million shares outstanding.

6. Verde’s director Alysson Paolinelli is the father of

tropical agriculture.

7. Verde has significant developments for the coming

months.

• World Market size USD 54.6 Billion and¹ • Brazilian Market size USD9.6 Billion¹ • Verde’s products makes crops more resistant against pests and

diseases

• Agriculture accounts for 70% of water used in the world² • Verde’s products improve soil’s water holding capacity, enhances crop

water usage efficiency and makes crops more resistant against drought

• World Market size USD 150 billion³ • Brazilian Market size USD 4 billion4

• Verde’s products offers all essential macro and micro nutrients,

improves soil capacity to retain nutrients and increases nutrients availability

• The global sales of organic food and drink reached USD 80 billion in 2014.

US accounts for USD 40 billion • North American Cannabis market posted USD 6.7 billion in revenue in

20165

• Verde’s products are approved for organic agriculture

¹http://sindiveg.org.br/balanco-2015-setor-de-agroquimicos-confirma-queda-de-vendas/ ²http://www.oecd.org/agriculture/wateruseinagriculture.htm ³http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160322006385/en/Global-Fertilizers-Market-Worth-USD-152-Billion 4 http://abisolo.com.br/publicacoes / https://www.agrium.com/sites/default/files/2014-2015_factbook_2.pdf 5 http://www.businessinsider.com/arcview-north-america-marijuana-industry-revenue-2016-2017-1

One company, exposure to 4 major Investment Themes

5

Crop Protection Water

Organic and Cannabis Agriculture Crop Nutrition

Super Greensand™ development timeline

6

2008 to 2012 Verde surveys and drills an area of approximately 200.000 hectares conducting over 40 thousand

meters of drilling and undertaking thousands of chemical and mineralogical studies.

2013 A pioneer field trial conducted by Epamig that begun in 2010 proves high agronomic eficiency for direct

application rock increasing coffee productivity by 30%; increased phosphorus concentration in solution

by more than 10%; increased potassium concentration in the soil by 57% and increased micronutrients

concentration in the soil by 20%.

2014 Verde studies the mineralogical and chemical composition responsible for higher agronomic efficiency

and selects areas where this rock named siltito glauconitico can be found.

2015 Verde starts numerous field trials with leading agriculture corporations that collectively farm over 1

million hectares anualy using

2016 Verde annouces the commercial name for siltito glauconitico as Super Greensand.

2017 Super Greensand™ is approved in the United States to be used in organic production.

7

Scoop, Grind, Sell

50 years worth of Potash supplying Brazil’s entire current consumption

8

Measured, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate Grade Tonnage Report, , NI 43-101 compliant*

Tonnage (Mt)

Average grade

(%K2O)

• Total Measured 83 10.13

• Total Indicated 1,389 9.23

• Total Measured &

Indicated 1,472 9.28

• Total Inferred 1,850 8.60

*Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability *IDW2 Estimate (SRK Block Model - 50mE x 50mN x 10mRL) *OK Estimate (AMS Block Model - 50mE x 50mN x 5mRL) *Appropriate rounding has been applied to Table 1.8_2 Effective Date of the mineral resource estimate is: 31 March 2014 Source: NI 43-101 Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS), published in Mar/14 The PFS was prepared by AMEC plc, Andes Mining Services Ltd. and NCL Ingeniería y Construcción SpA

Scalable and bold business plan

9

Super Greensand

production target

Year Tonnes

2017 20,000

2018 300,000

2019 600,000

2020 1,800,000

2021 2,500,000

2022 3,000,000

2023 11,000,000

2024 18,000,000

2025

onwards 25,000,000

Super Greensand™ is multi purpose and multi nutrient.

10

Super Greensand™ Commodity (KCl) Year of Launch: 2017 1861

Nutrients: K, Mg, Mn, Fe, Si, Co and traces of 60 other minerals including all plant essential macro and micronutrients

K and Cl

Plant Nutrients Concentration 77% 60% Salinity: 0.17% 116% Ph in solution 9.5 (Basic) 4 (Acidic) Product’s losses in tropical soil: 0.3% 26% Water Holding Capacity 103% 0 Organic Agriculture: Approved Prohibited Impact on soil microorganisms: Fosters Kills Retains ammonia Yes No

Increases the soil's ability to retain water and other nutrients

Yes No

Provides Si, proven to increases plant resistance against pests, diseases and abiotic stress

Yes No

Market Size TBD (nutritional values and pricing to replace KCl Market)

9 Million Tonnes (94% imported and 5,4% domestically produced)

Average distance travelled to Brazil: 0 km (0 miles) 10,000km (6,200 miles)

Brazil Market Development

11

Crop Total hectares

cultivated in Brazil

# of potassium applications

required

Other benefits

Grains (Safra/Safrinha: 2 crops per year in

Brazil, usually Soybeans followed by Corn)

58.5 million¹ Super Greensand™ : One

KCl: Up to Three

Allows for earlier fertilizer

application

Coffee

2.21 million² Super Greensand™: One

KCl: Up to Four

Coffee beans grown with KCl have

266% more Chlorine than coffee

beans grown without KCl.

Sugar Cane

8,9 million³

Super Greensand™ : One

KCl: Up to Two

Chlorine from KCl causes corrosion

and pipe holes in industrial plants

Citrus 0.9 million4 Super Greensand™ : One

KCl: Up to Three

Super Greensand™ has no Cl.

Chlorine from KCl increases fruit

acidity

Tobacco & Other Chlorine Sensitive Crops (e.g.

pineapple, banana, potato, etc.)

0.3 million5 Super Greensand™: One

SOP or NOP: Up to Three

Significantly reduces costs as Cl

free fertilizers are very fertilizers.

¹http://www.conab.gov.br/OlalaCMS/uploads/arquivos/16_01_12_09_00_46_boletim_graos_janeiro_2016.pdf

²https://www.embrapa.br/busca-de-noticias/-/noticia/12830496/producao-brasileira-de-cafe-em-2016-esta-estimada-em-4967-milhoes-de-sacas

³http://www.conab.gov.br/OlalaCMS/uploads/arquivos/15_12_17_09_03_29_boletim_cana_portugues_-_3o_lev_-_15-16.pdf 4http://revistagloborural.globo.com/Noticias/Agricultura/Laranja/noticia/2015/05/pes-aponta-plantio-de-935-mil-hectares-de-laranja-em-2014.html 5http://sinditabaco.com.br/sobre-o-setor/dimensoes-do-setor/

Fast growing agricultural innovations thrive on Super Greensand™

12

Agricultural system technique How Super Greensand™ benefits the system

• Fertilizing system: A soil fertility

management strategy, where the focus is

on maintaining the best soil conditions to

provide nutrients to the crops along the

production process rather than the

individual focused crop fertilization

• The nutrients provided by Super Greensand™ are not lost by leaching, being

available to the subsequent crops

• Allows for a single potassium application

• Composting: A biological process of

decomposition and recycling of organic

matter contained in remains of animal or

vegetable origin. Millions of tonnes of the

composted material is used as fertilizer in

agriculture

• Improves composting by retaining ammonia and nutrients and promoting mineral

supplementation to microorganisms

• Maximizes the effects of organic matter

Focused US Market Development

1. Organics

i. Retail market for organic products is valued at more than $39 billion in the United States and over $75 billion worldwide¹

13

¹https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases/2016/04/04/usda-reports-record-growth-us-organic-producers https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/Highlights/Organics/2014_Organic_Survey_Highlights.pdf

Focused US Market Development

2. Cannabis

i. A new industry, potential product of choice

ii. Distribution opportunity with North America leading distributor

iii. US and Canada spent over $53 billion on cannabis in 2016¹

14

¹ http://www.businessinsider.com/us-canada-marijuana-spending-legal-illicit-2017-1 Map: http://www.governing.com/gov-data/state-marijuana-laws-map-medical-recreational.html

First shipment to the US, May 2017

Focused US Market Development

3. High Value salinity sensitive crops¹

15

¹ http://ucce.ucdavis.edu/files/repositoryfiles/ca3810p20-72365.pdf http://www.agmrc.org/commodities-products/ http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/usda/nass/CitrFrui//2010s/2015/CitrFrui-09-17-2015.pdf http://ucanr.edu/sites/Salinity/Salinity_Management/Effect_of_soil_salinity_on_crop_growth/Crop_salinity_tolerance_and_yield_function/ Groundwater Salinity Impacting California Almonds http://www.growingproduce.com/nuts/groundwater-salinity-impacting-california-almonds/

Almond Grape Strawberry

Value of American crop (USD billion) 6.40 5.76 2.90

Acres cultivated in US 1,110,000 1,049,600 59,895

Maximum soil salinity without yield loss (threshold) 1.5 1.5 1.0

% Decrease in yield at soil salinities above the

threshold

19 9.6 33

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

Potassium Chloride

Sulphate of Potash

Nitrate of Potash

Super Greensand

Salinity Index

Verde AgriTech

Directors

Dr. Alysson Paolinelli: Dr. Paol inelli holds a degree in Agronomy from the

Federal Universi ty of Lavras (UFLA). He has held positions such as the

Brazilian Minister of Agricul ture, the President of the National

Confederation of Agricul ture, and the Secretary of Agricul ture for Minas

Gerais State. As the Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Paolinell i establ ished the

Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA), the world’s

leading tropical agricul ture research insti tution.

Renato Gomes: Mr. Gomes holds an LL.B. from the Federal University of

Minas Gerais (UFMG), an LL.M. from the London School of Economics, UK,

and a PhD from Georgetown Universi ty, USA. Mr. Gomes is currently

President and CEO of Atlantica Mining, which operate i ron ore projects in

Brazi l .

Getúlio Lamartine: Getulio Lamartine holds a degree in Economics from

the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG). He is a senior economist

with over 40 years of government and consulting experience in the

Brazilian resource, electrical and power generation sectors, having served

as Deputy Minister of the Environment (Brazi l ) in 1994.

Paulo Sergio Ribeiro Machado: Mr. Machado holds a degrees in Mining

Engineering and Geology from the Federal University of Minas Gerais

(UFMG) and has spent his career developing and operating large mining

projects. He has also acted a member of the Board of Directors of CEMIG,

one of the largest and most important electric energy uti l i t ies in Brazi l .

16

Dr. Alysson Paolinelli – Director

Executive Team

Cristiano Veloso | Founder, President & CEO: Cristiano Veloso holds a

Business Management degree from the Management Training Technical

School of SEBRAE, an LLB from the Federal University of Minas Gerais,

and a Masters in International Business Law from the University of East

Angl ia, UK. Mr. Veloso founded Verde in 2005 and has since led the

Company’s development.

Tim Slater | Chief Financial Officer: Tim Slater is the Managing Director of

Harmer Slater Chartered Accountants in the UK, and has been involved in

the preparation of all of the Company’s f inancial statements and audit

materials since 2007. Mr. Slater acts as Finance Director for a range of

companies in the UK.

Rodrigo MacLeod | Sales : Master's Degree in Plant Protection from

Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), graduated in Agronomy from

Universidade Federal de Lavras (UFLA). In the last year he has focused

his work on the research of new agro-technological products focused on

plant protection and nutrit ion and has already conducted thousands of

experiments in Brazil wi th the largest agricultural producers and main

research centers, such as EMBRAPA.

Débora Moreira | Geologist: Currently a PhD candidate in Economic and

Appl ied Geology by IGC-UFMG. Master in Economic and Appl ied Geology

by the postgraduate program of IGC / UFMG and graduated in Geology

from the Insti tute of Geosciences of UFMG. Débora works in the area of

mining projects, with emphasis on exploration of nonmetal lic deposits and

industrial m inerals.

Larissa Albuquerque | Marketing : Postgraduate in Marketing from

IBMEC-MG, Larissa partic ipates on the creation and execution of strategic

and market planning, content production, competition analysis and

monitoring, product development, customer relationship management and

brand image management.

Edson Rodrigues | Mining expert: Mining expert by CEFET-GO. He has

nine years of experience on the mining segment, performing functions

such as preparation and description of samples, monitoring ore

processing, geological mapping, coordination and execution of f ieldwork.

The r ight Braz i l ian team to resolve a g loba l prob lem

We are proud of our share structure

17

$2.3M $16M

$14.5M $28.7M

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

Pre-IPO Nov-07 Jan-11 Mar-12

# o

f Sh

are

s

Mill

ion

s

Equity Issuances (2006-Present)

• Tight: 41,221,429 shares fully diluted and 37,617,430 outstanding

• Cristiano Veloso, founder and CEO, owns 2.8M shares, has only bought shares since founding the company in 2005 and

isn’t paid a cash salary.

• Cash Position (Mar/17): $1.3M

• Current Monthly Burn rate: $67k

18

Milestones 2017 2018

Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Mining Permit

Mining Contractor

Industrialization Contractor

Mine Start-up

PFS for phased 25Mt Super Greensand™ production start up

US Cannabis and Organic Agriculture Distributor announcement

100% of Year 1 production sold out

PFS completion

300k tons per annum of Super Greensand™ start up

Milestones

Why Verde, Why Now

19

Transformative Growth Through Innovation

7 reasons to invest: One company, 4 Investment Themes exposure

Potential Exponential growth Big advances beckon

1. ZERO Capex production in 2017 2. Huge mineral resource 3. Scalable project 4. Super Greensand™ is disruptive 5. Few shares outstanding 6. Dr Alysson Paolinelli is a director 7. Significant developments for the coming months

1. Crop Protection 2. Water 3. Crop Nutrition 4. Organic and cannabis Agriculture

• Verde has partnered with the world leaders in

agriculture. Together, these companies cultivate more than 2,800,000 hectares

• Year 1 Production sold out • US distributor announcement • PFS for 25Mtpa

Av. do Contorno, 6.594 - 7º andar - Lourdes

Belo Horizonte - MG

(31)3245-0205

Appendix

Feeding the world

• W orld population is growing exponentially and Brazil is one of the globe’s largest agricultural producers

22

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/geography/population/population_change_structure_rev1.shtml

Brazil’s main agribusiness value chains

Source: USDA (2013); PwC Agribusiness research

World’s largest importer and second largest consumer of potash

23

• In 2014, Brazil imported 8.4M tons of KCl, an increase from 2013 of 8.1M tons.

• Vale operates the only potash mine in the country, which meets only 5% of the country’s needs.

• Potash consumption in Brazil has grown at a rate more than double that of the world and is expected to increase by 3Mt between

from 2014-2025.

Brazil Potash Deliveries and Consumption Potash Consumption Growth

3,91%

1,26%

0,00%

1,00%

2,00%

3,00%

4,00%

5,00%

Brazil 10 year CAGR World 10 year CAGR

Source: Fertecon Potash Outlook Report (Feb/2014); ANDA (www.anda.org.br)

Source: Scotiabank

Super Greensand™ nutrients

24

Nutrient % in Super

Greensand™ Main sources used today

N 0.14 Urea

P2O5 0.18 Mono-Ammonium Phosphate, Single Super Phosphate

K2O 10 Potassium Chloride

S 0.03 Gypsum, Elemental Sulfur

Ca 0.34 Limestone

Mg 1.74

SiO2 58.97 Calcium Silicate

Fe 5.33 Iron Sulfate

Mn 0.05 Manganese Sulfate

Cl 0.06 Potassium Chloride

Zn 0.01 Zinc Sulfate

B 0.01 Boric Acid

Cu 0.002 Copper Sulfate

Co 0.0004 Cobalt Sulfate

Mo 0.00003 Sodium Molybdate

Agricultural Partnerships

25

# of partners Crop Hectares

14 Sugarcane 1,770,000

9 Grains 1,067,525

3 Tobacco 363,000

2 Eucalyptus 233,000

5 Fruits 73,000

14 Coffee 37,084

4 Vegetables 4,920

51 PARTNERS 2,880,198

Other Products: Alpha Trial Results

26

Crop Best results

Soybeans 12% more productivity with only 50% of the defensive dose used in standard management, greener and leafy plants

Coffee 24% more productivity, reduction in the application of pesticides, lower incidence of Phoma and Cercosporiose, greener

and leafy plants

Carrot 6% more yield and final product with more quality

Potato 5.53% more productivity and final product with more quality

Cotton Reduction in the application of pesticides and increased of productivity in 12 pounds

Guava Faster reproductive cycle, increased fruit quality (peel more resistant, weight, Fruit brix)

Alpha is a new product currently under development and testing by Verde and its agricultural partners.

Alpha is a natural product that provides more productive yields, improves

crops’ quality and increases profitability.

Other Products: TK47

• TK47 is a multi-function innovative product that, in a single grain, combines benefits for plant nutrition, plant protection, water use eff iciency, soil

improvement and increased sustainability.

27

Plant nutrition: Plant protection:

i. offers a high concentration of nutrients in a single homogenous grain:

Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium and Silicon;

ii. provides nutrients synchronously with the needs of the plant;

iii. contains zero chlorine and no salinity;

iv. offers traces of over 40 minerals relevant for plant nutrition, such as:

Sulphur, Phosphate, Manganese, Zinc, Copper and Cobalt

i. activates the plants defence mechanisms;

ii. increases natural plant resistance against diseases and pests;

iii. strengthens the plants resistance against abiotic stress: drought, cold, heat,

light, salt and metals toxicity.

Water use efficiency: Soil improvement:

i. improves the plants water use efficiency;

ii. reduces evapotranspiration, loss of water from the soil both by

evaporation and by transpiration from the plants growing thereon;

iii. increases the soils water retention capacity.

i. significantly increases the availability of phosphate in the soil;

ii. raises the soils pH level;

iii. increases the soils capacity to retain nutrients

Sustainable agriculture

:

i. its nutrients are not lost by leaching, avoiding water table pollution;

ii. is certificated for use in organic agriculture;

iii. reduces the need for multiple product applications thus optimizing plant nutrient management systems;

iv. reduces the need for pesticides, fungicides and other chemicals;

v. reduces CO2 emissions by potentially eliminating the use of limestone.

Other Products: TK47 Trial Results

28

Crop Best results

• Sugarcane • More productive and final product with more quality than the sugarcane grown with KCl

• Improved soil quality: increased pH and the concentration of the nutrients K, Ca, Mg, Si

• Coffee • TK47 plot achieved a similar productivity to the KCl plot using only 1/3 of the potassium dose

• Improved beverage quality, raising the category to special coffee

• Increased total phosphorus concentration in the soil by 90% and phosphorus in solution by 20%

• Improved soil quality: increased pH and CEC, increased nutrient concentration K, Mg, Ca

• Carrot • TK47 plot increased productivity by 4.24% using half of the potassium dose of the KCl plot

• TK47 plot increased productivity by 8.39% using the same dose of potassium of the KCl plot

• Increased carrot quality

• Improved soil quality: increased nutrient concentration K, P, Ca, Mg

• Potato • Increased potato quality by 3.86%

• Increased K concentration in the soil

Future Products Currently Under Development

29

Camel Lawn: organic product for lawn care

BioK+: innovative line of biotech potassium fertilizers

Cat Litter: organic product for pet care and gardening

KPFertil: granulated potassium phosphate fertilizer