Miura Board Inc

To: Investor Partners

From: Alfredo Faubel, Founder & CEO

Date: August 2026

Re: Investment Opportunity – Reshoring Manufacturing of Sustainable, High-Performance, 100% Recycled 4’x8’ Fiber-Plastic Composite Panel

Miura Board® is made via a patented, zero-water process that transforms commingled plastic waste with post-consumer carpet into durable 100% recycled 4'x8' composite panels. These cost significantly less than "Repro HDPE sheets" and outperform marine plywood, with zero water absorption, full resistance to rot, mold, chemicals, UV, and termites, plus strong ASTM-certified mechanical properties—delivering 20+ year lifespans and near-zero maintenance costs.

Currently sourced from partners in Chile using same US patented technology (developed over two decades ago in Brazil), we seek capital to build a state-of-the-art facility in Jacksonville, Florida.

There is currently a potential supply risk in there not being sufficient plastic waste and capacity available in Chile to supply growing demand from our European and US customers. In addition, reshoring will eliminate $10k shipping/import costs per 20 MT container, cut 5–6-week lead times, improve quality (leveraging carpet fiber - non existent in Chile), create American jobs, strengthen supply chains, and enable EXIM Bank export financing for our panels.

Sales started in Miami in 2023, expanded to Europe, and achieved 275% CAGR. All this by CEO Alfredo Faubel, a Swiss-trained chemical engineer (ETH Zurich) and Harvard MBA, with decades of business experience. COO Dimitri Rakopoulos, a veteran of 19 plastics plants, joined in 2026 to lead the onshoring effort.

Our agile team is ready to scale in a massive market fueled by sustainability mandates, infrastructure demand, and the circular economy. We divert hard-to-recycle waste currently going to landfills and incineration (US plastic recycling <8%) into high-value, fully recyclable materials that solve the global plastic crisis while outperforming traditional options.

Converting unsorted, unwashed plastic waste—including hard-to-recycle nylon and PET carpet—into durable composite panels qualifies our project for Verra Waste Recycling Credits (WRC) with strong additionality given the ~9% U.S. carpet recycling rate. Led by environmental markets specialist Dimitri Rakopoulos, the project projects 28,125 WRCs and $5.12 million revenue over seven years at $150/credit, based on 5,990 t/year nameplate input at 87% net creditable yield after ramp-up.

The Miura Board Inc. Jacksonville reshoring project requires $4.5 million total capital: $4 million for manufacturing equipment and $500,000 for working capital. Funding comes from $3.6 million SBA 504 financing (90% of equipment), $400,000 equity injection for equipment, $325,000 working-capital debt (65% of the $500,000 facility), and $175,000 equity for working capital, for total debt of $3.925 million (87.2%) and required equity of $575,000 (12.8%), with a $600,000 equity raise target that delivers 7.5x leverage.

The $600K raise is not the project — it is the key that releases a $4.5M fully-financed build-out. That kind of leverage materially de-risks the equity: the facility is funded the day the raise closes.

This investment accelerates US production, drives market expansion, and establishes Miura Board as the leader in next-generation sustainable infrastructure. Deck attached with details, financials, and projections. We welcome partnership on this high-impact opportunity.

Successful execution of our growth strategy of transitioning from trading to manufacturing could likely result in repayment of the SBA loan within 3 years followed by a Series A raise of $10m, to tap into a new $90m SBA equipment loan for larger manufacturing capacity, effectively valuing the company at >$100m.