Wood Fibre costs keeps rising, supply is not keeping pace with consumption demands:

• Traditional waste streams of wood chips & sawdust for production of engineered wood products such as OSB, Particle Board & Medium Density Fibre Board have suddenly been adopted as a source for the production of Wood Pellet Fuels, in demand globally to replace coal in Electricity Generation.
• Canada’s wood pellet market is expected to exceed 4M Metric Tonnes in 2020, COVID-19 hasn’t slowed demand!
• Forests everywhere are shrinking with the added pressure of being vital to maintain healthy ecosystems for the carbon sink benefits.
• The demand for wood fibres for pellets is growing globally at over 12%/Yr, causing MDF manufacturers both higher fibre input costs and forcing them to start using whole trees.
• 75% of Canada’s pellets are exported!
• The handling & chipping costs when having to use whole trees adds to the overall input costs, leaving existing wood based MDF producers having no choice but to raise the prices of all MDF products to consumers.
• It takes ~40 years to grow mature trees in Canada.

Sources: Wood Pellet Association of Canada, Grand View Research 2020 Market Analysis

Both North American & Global Fuel Pellet & MDF Market Demand Growth exceeds GDP Forecasts:

• According to the Wood Pellet Association of Canada and numerous industry market reports, “it is quite feasible that industrial wood pellet demand will essentially double from 2020 to 2027”!
• No major new MDF production facilities have been built in Canada & the USA in nearly 30 years, leading to North America becoming a Net Importer of MDF products whereas we once led the world in exports.
• Nearly 2 Billion square feet of ¾ inch MDF Board equivalent is forecast as our NA Import requirements by 2022.
• Globally, several new MDF plants have been built in the past 6 years, all using straw fibre technology, but their capacity hasn’t matched increasing demand so MDF prices have continued to rise.
• Alberta BioBord is poised to fulfill up to 20% of the current Import shortfall, targeting approximately 5% of the North American demand for MDF while also adding 300,000 MT of straw fibre/waste wood fuel pellets utilizing proprietary blends to enhance pellet performance.
• The full range of MDF products will be manufactured by Alberta BioBord, including rawboards, laminated boards of all types & sizes, flooring, mouldings, door panels, etc.
• Preliminary market analysis suggests that due to the efficiency of the newest Continuous Press Systems combined with the MDF Performance advantages possible with straw fibres, our specialty products may also be in demand in overseas markets.
• North American MDF demand thru 2024 is forecast to rise by over 7% per year while China and SE Asia rise for the same period is forecast at an astounding 12+%! (Per Greenview Research latest post-Covid19 Market Research Report)

Technology developed at Alberta Research Council proved straw fibre excellent for MDF!

• Research completed eight years ago in Alberta became widely adopted in SE Asia where wood is scarce but straw is plentiful.
• The move to non-carcinogenic pMDI Formaldahyde Free glue works particularly well with straw fibre.
• The MDF boards produced with straw are more Fire Resistant and easier to be efficiently routed into well defined mouldings.
• The large 10+M Metric Tonnes of annual wheat straw production within East Central Alberta ensures a sustainable source readily replenished every 12 months vs. 40 years for wood!
• Dieffenbacher GMBH Maschinen- und Anlagenbau, the world’s premier MDF Continuous Press System manufacturer, has committed to providing performance & production guarantees for the entire facility design and engineer of Alberta BioBord’s proposed 430 Million square foot of ¾ inch equivalent  annual production.
• Even with cautious soil conservation straw harvesting rotations, the approximately 800 Thousand MT of required straw will be readily available for input every year.
• Additional farmer revenues are always welcome.

Always give the customer what they want! The world is hungry for biomass fuel pellets so Alberta BioBord is going to include a straw & waste wood based 300K/yr MT Pellet Mill.

Such a pellet mill facility can be designed, built & commissioned on a fast track schedule, at a cost of ~$36-40M, possibly producing first pellets fall of 2021.

Site preparation & construction would have to start mid summer of 2021, creating hundreds of needed Alberta jobs.

Fuel Pellet revenues at current market prices could  fetch approximately $45M/yr. Detailed cost analysis is underway, s/b complete within 2-3 weeks.

Building the world’s highest capacity straw fibre MDF board & value add integrated factory:

• State of the art dual line Dieffenbacher CPS system capable of producing 2mm thru 38mm thicknesses of straw fibre based boards.
• Densities will range from Ultra High & High for flooring and thin laminates thru standard Medium Density for shelving & furniture plus Low Density for Mouldings.
• Main Factory building envelope footprint of approximately 600,000 square feet!
• TR Canada E&C Inc. engineering firm to provide turnkey EPCM contract for all civil, structural, mechanical and electrical work.
• Energy & Electricity supply being negotiated with an independent Co-Generation PowerPlant project proposed for the same area.
• Straw Acquisition supply contracts being negotiated throughout east central Alberta.

Size, Efficiency & Product Flexibility Matter!

• Like newer European MDF board plants, Alberta BioBord is integrating value add lines to provide high value Custom Cut to Size, Thin Film Laminating, Paint, Print, Moulding, Floor Planking, Shelving, Components, Powder Coating & Passage Doors.
• Using straw qualifies our process as a Net GHG Emissions Reduction Provider, earning us additional Carbon Offset Credit revenues commiserate with our straw sequestration.
• For maximum revenues, we are also intending to use our waste straw, dust & MDF end trimmings in a high technology straw Pellet Mill utilizing proprietary blends to achieve a Premium Grade Pellet.

• MDF products will generate most of Alberta BioBord’s base income.
• Value added laminate & moulding products could significantly add to revenue potential.
• Straw fuel pellets using proprietary blends developed by the Founder may contribute high margin revenues by using factory waste streams. FREE FIBRE! 
• The straw/wood waste Fuel Pellet plant would be constructed first in order to both generate early revenue with less initial capital outlay, but also to ensure that the Straw Logistics plan is fully validated ahead of the larger full MDF Board plant investment decisions.
• GHG Offsets are expected to generate significant “Cost Free” revenue which means Investor rates of returns might be significantly higher than most manufacturing facilities can deliver.
• The inclusion of a Phase 2 CoGen plant could provide stable electricity and heat costs while also contributing additional revenue as Alberta’s only fully sustainable solids renewable powerplant.

MidCase Projected Return On Investment

• Only one MDF Plant has been built in North America in the past 30 yrs, a 140 Million ¾” sqft equiv facility.
• Barely touches the NA 1 Billion Imports required per year.
• The global medium density fiberboard market size was valued at USD 61.3 billion in 2019 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6% from 2020 to 2027. The rising product application in the furniture and construction applications is expected to boost the product demand over the forecast period.
• All current market forecast reports state MDF demand will not slow, even COVID-19 hasn’t slowed demand much.
• Our Competitors are tied to waste wood and older technology. Overseas competition is locked into high transportation costs. Alberta BioBord will be competitive.

Canada’s most advanced Fuel Pellet Plant First, Co-Generation Combined Heat & Power Plant Second followed by State Of The Art MDF Board Plant!

• Round 1 completed, 4.613M Shares with over $2+M committed.
• Round 2 underway, 387,000 Class A shares via Private Placement already closed (see Offering Document for more details).

Available Through Equivesto:

• Minimum Raise of $50,000 for 25,000 Class B shares
• Maximum Raise of $250,000 for 125,000 Class B shares
• $2.00 per share
• Class B Non-Voting Common Shares
• Minimum Investment of $500
• Units of 250, 500, 750, 1000 or 1250 shares preferred
• Pre-Money Valuation of CAD $5,586,000

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