Orbital Launch Revolution - America's Real Top Gun - CORPORATE PRESENTATION 2023 - Starfighters Space
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OVERVIEW We operate a fleet of F-104 Starfighters and will be the only commercial company in the world that can fly at MACH 2 while launching payloads into space. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 2
OVERVIEW • Located at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida alongside SpaceX, Blue Origin and United Launch Alliance • Fleet of seven F-104 fighterjets - only commercial fleet in the world • F-104 acts as a reusable first-stage air launching payloads at 45,000 feet to space at sustained MACH 2 • Hypersonic testing as part of air launch partner development program • Market ready with minimal R&D time given proven propulsion technology • Commercial fee of ~$15,000/kg at scale - we aim to be one of the most cost effective launch providers for small payloads* • Current customers include Lockheed Martin, GE, Innoveering, Avio, Meggitt, NASA and the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory *In process of acquiring launch license with FAA. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 3
MARKET DATA Space – the next 14x Increase From 2020 - 20291 38,000+ satellites to be built and launched over the next decade. frontier for investors: Starfighters Space 5,710 cumulative satellites launched ~90% of satellites to be launched over the next decade weigh $100B+ in launch revenue over the is poised to service since 20101 300kg or less2 next decade3 one of the largest 45,000 Today 14,746 growing economies. 40,000 35,000 30,000 Over the past several decades, 25,000 space and satellite technology 20,000 has become the invisible foundation of our digital world. 15,000 10,000 5,710 5,000 0 2010 2010 2011 2011 2012 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2016 2016 2017 2017 2018 2018 2019 2019 2020 2020 2021 2021 2022 2022 2023 2023 2024 2024 2025 2025 2026 2026 2027 2027 2028 2027 2029 2029 1. Based on Euroconsult and Starfighters estimated 2. Euroconsult derived estimates based on 7,015 satellites with a known mass 3. Based on Euroconsult and Starfighters estimate STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 4
PEER OVERVIEW Organizations licensed for orbital launch vehicles. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 5
COMPARABLES Comparable companies pre-money valuations presents a pathway throughout their major milestones. The average valuation of a start-up launch As at May 2022 ($127B) company increases from $347.5M to $1.6B once a launch license is obtained and test flights begin. $92.51M $347.49M STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 6
PEER OVERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: STRENGTHS STRENGTHS $60M to dedicated orbit $15-20M+ for 500kg to orbit Reusable first stage Legacy from Virgin Galactic Proven technology Well known brand SpaceX Virgin ORBIT $127B valuation2 WEAKNESSES $1.2B valuation 1 WEAKNESSES (private company) Large, and getting larger Unproven technology Infrastructure-heavy launch More expensive Smaller satellites are secondary payloads Max of 24 rockets per year HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: STRENGTHS STRENGTHS $10M+ for 1,250kg to orbit $8M for 150kg to orbit Targeted less than 1000 part count 19 successful orbital launches Goal is to be 3D printed Only proven small launcher Relativity Space Rocket Lab $2.5B valuation3 WEAKNESSES $2.4B valuation 1 WEAKNESSES (private company) Unproven technology Very complex (5,000+ parts) Limited experience Significant Non-US employees Larger and less flexibility Non-flexible launch locations No rockets launched 1. Yahoo finance, August 26, 2022 2. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/05/elon-musks-spacex-raises-250-million-in-equity.html#:~:text=The%20equity%20raising%20lifts%20the,round%20in%20May%2C%20CNBC%20reported. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 7 3. source: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/08/relativity-space-raises-650-million-for-3d-printed-spacex-competitor.html
THE STARFIGHTERS SOLUTION DILEMMA FOR SMALLSAT OPERATORS: Cost Vs Payload RIDESHARE DEDICATED LAUNCH STARFIGHTERS SPACE Purchase of available or A dedicated launch vehicle to A dedicated launch vehicle to lift underutilized space on larger lift the payload. the payload – multiple times. launch vehicles. PROS PROS PROS • Affordable $5k to $25k USD per kg • $24k per kg for a ‘taxi’ to your • Affordable $15k (at scale) per kg for for a ‘bus ride’ near your desired EXACT location a ‘taxi’ to your EXACT target location location • Better control of schedule, launch • Improved control of schedule, launch • Larger payloads date and orbital insertion than date, launch site and destination rideshare option orbit CONS • Less environmental impact • Fastest turnaround from order to • Only large payloads are economical launch, with multiple launch vehicles • Reliable launch vehicle with history (smallest to date, on test flight, available delivering much quicker of safe operation 0.5 tonnes) cadence • Extended lead times CONS • Minimal environmental impact • Lack of schedule control • Smaller payloads • Proven first-stage launch vehicle with thousands of missions over 60 years. • Results in sub-optimal orbits • Minimum 250 days from order to launch • Large environmental impact.” instead CONS of Massive • Smaller payloads • Safety risk associated with liquid rocket fuel • Hidden costs due to engineering and integration STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 8
THE STARFIGHTERS SOLUTION Bigger is not 70 always better. Metres 60 60 Scale impacts 50 50 service price. 40 40 Rocket - Cost/KG1 Company Vehicle Cost / kg (US$) 30 30 Rocket Lab Electron $24,000 Boeing 747-400 SILA I 20 20 Virgin Galactic LauncherOne $24,000 Firefly Alpha $15,000 10 10 Russia Soyuz-2.1a $19,900 ArianeSpace* Ariane 5 $10,200 SpaceX* Falcon 9 $16,093 0 0 Starfighter F-104 SpaceX* Falcon Heavy $18,500 Starfighters Space 17.0 Starfighters SILA II (initial) $22,000 100kg1 1. per SILA I (up to 4) *Estimated †Low-Earth orbit Starfighters SILA II (scale) $15,000 * Subsidized 1. All cost calculations are estimated from publicly available online data such as company websites and independent reporting compiled by Starfighters Space https://aerospace.csis.org/data/space-launch-to-low-earth-orbit-how-much-does-it-cost/ https://www.newspace.im/assets/fig/Newspace_launchers_costsperkgperf_2022-01-01.pdf https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=55606.msg2331202#msg2331202 STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 9
LAUNCH VEHICLE STAGE ANALYSIS SpaceX Payload Starfighters Space Total Fuel Costs (non-reusable) Total Fuel Costs ~ $200,000 ~ $20,000 First Stage Second Stage (reusable) (non-reusable) First Stage (reusable) Payload (non-reusable) Second Stage (non-reusable) Fuel costs are 10x cheaper and 2x lighter for a jet vs. rocket propulsion. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 10
HYPERSONIC DEVELOPMENT Hypersonic rockets Starfighters is partnered with the Air Force Research and projectiles travel Laboratory to develop and test hypersonic rockets critical to US national defense at between 5 and 25 times the speed of The Pentagon has publicly stated investment begins sound – about 1 to 5 at $4.7 billion on hypersonic research for 20231 miles per second. Both Russia and China have hypersonic programs fielding operational hypersonic vehicles1 The Pentagon, National Science Foundation, and the US Congress are pursuing the development of hypersonic systems. 1. Congressional Research Service Hypersonic Weapons Report dated July 20, 2022 STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 11
MEET SILA I Starfighters’ first SMALL PAYLOAD (CAN INCLUDE MULTIPLE proprietary design SMALL SATELLITES) air-launch satellite 41,000 LBF delivery rocket. TOTAL THRUST OF LAUNCH VEHICLE 0-120° RANGE OF ORBITAL INCLINATION STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 12
MEET SILA II Starfighters’ next 0-120° generation rocket RANGE OF ORBITAL INCLINATION and a perfect multiple payload launcher. SMALL PAYLOAD TO LOW EARTH ORBIT (CAN INCLUDE MULTIPLE SMALL SATELLITES) 111,000 LBF TOTAL THRUST OF LAUNCH VEHICLE STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 13
SILA I & II ORBITAL INSERTION VEHICLES 1 Starfighters F-104 launches and climbs at MACH 2 2 45,000' launch of SILA I (current) or SILA II (future) 3 SILA I boosts to suborbital altitude & deploys micro-sat(s) 4 SILA II boosts to low earth orbit & deploys small-sat(s) 5 Starfighters F-104 lands, refuels, reloads for addt’l missions STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 14
GO-TO-MARKET Proven Technology Reusable System Government Contract, Grants, Proven Market Awards, and Sole Source Proven Launch Federal Vehicle Resources Starfighters Small Critical Payloads Space Development Opportunity Strategy Incremental Risk Mitigation Growth Multiple revenue streams exist in addition to satellite launches: • Captive carry of payloads and test articles • Jet warbird training & familiarization • Microgravity experiments • Avionics testing/qualification • Supersonic/hypersonic RDT&E • Flight suit testing/qualification • Spaceflight hardware testing/qualification • Sponsored video production • Suborbital spaceflight simulation • Adversary air training support • Human factors & flight physiology STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 15
GO-TO-MARKET COMPETITIVELY ACQUIRE PRIMARY SECONDARY US GOVERNMENT PRICED, UNIQUE LAUNCH REVENUE REVENUE PARTNER OF CAPABILITIES LICENCES CHOICE Other companies NASA and DoD Current growth Hypersonic rocket Acquire grants, offer launch, range partnerships in the small-sat R&D development awards, and but none offer gain airspace market based on platform for contracts through the capabilities priority over other backlog of ~2000 national defense NSA, NASA, FAA, and price of FAA users. payloads waiting and other users. NRO, DARPA, Air Starfighters Space for launch. Force Research Laboratory, and others. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 16
MANAGEMENT TEAM Rick ‘Boss’ Svetkoff Piercarlo ‘Capone’ Ciacchi Rick, a former US Navy pilot, is the President and Piero is the Director of Flight Operations at CEO of Starfighters. After leaving the Navy, he Starfighters. He is a former Italian Air Force pilot served as a Captain at Continental Airlines (now who flew multiple fighter jet types and served as United), where he flew the B727, MD80, B757, the Training Supervisor and Aerobatic Instructor and B767. Shortly after starting with Continental, at the “Frecce Tricolori” Italian National Aerobatic Rick purchased an F-104 and began flying at air Team, where he flew all eight positions of the 10 shows. He then acquired a fleet of the jets for a aircraft formation for 7+ years. Piero has a wealth three-aircraft Starfighters Demonstration team. of experience in creating and managing flight and Ultimately, he envisioned this F-104 fleet as the R&D projects, including custom modifications of core asset of a small, fast reacting aerospace aeronautical parts, experimental hardware design, company for a wide range of missions. integration, and videography. STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 17
MEET THE TEAM Rick Svetkoff Tim Franta Piercarlo Ciacchi Olga Balanovskaya CO-FOUNDER & CEO DIRECTOR OF DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT CFO DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS * Denotes been to space STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 18
PARTNERS/CLIENTS/RELATIONSHIPS STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 19
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS & MILESTONES 2 2 2 3 24 2 5 2 0 2 0 20 20 BRIDGE IPO SECONDARY TERTIARY Proof of Concept Facility expansion First commercial Routine launch capability (completed) and upgrades rocket launch Hypersonic deployment FAA and AST Suborbital launch Hypersonic testing Launch License Applications vehicle Optimize and procure Procure SILA rocket primary Hypersonic R&D mass manufacture for contractor/integrator SILA series Various payloads for civil, Captive carry/drop tests defense, commercial, and academia STARFIGHTERS SPACE . CORPORATE DECK . 2023 20
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