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CORPORATE PRESENTATION

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WWW.GLOBALUAVTECH.COM UAV : CSE

Global UAV Technologies’ goal is to dominate the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) sector by consolidating a diverse group

of companies to create a leading service provider.

MISSION STATEMENT

Through it’s wholly owned subsidiaries Global UAV Technologies specializes in low altitude, high definition aerial imaging services. Global UAV Technologies offers a full range of high definition aerial imaging services that include aeromagnetic

geophysical surveys, aerial surveying and mapping, inspections, investigations, monitoring, aerial videography, aerial photography, and geophysical surveying that can be used for numerous applications in the fields of aggregates and mining,

environmental planning and monitoring, archaeology, engineering, construction, forestry, agriculture, and more.


WE AIM TO BE THE ‘GO TO’ COMPANY FOR SURVEYS IN THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIES:

Mining and Exploration

Civil Engineering and Construction

Agriculture

Industrial

Environmental

Urban

Oil and Gas

OUR WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARIES:

T H E L E A D E R I N UAV - B A S E D G E O P H Y S I C S

A L E A D E R I N A E R I A L S U R V E Y I N G

MISSION STATEMENT


UAV INDUSTRY PROJECTIONS

THE DRONE BOOM

A “Drone Boom” (100% plus) is forecast by the CTA to occur over the next 18 months.

Total revenues for drone (toy & hobby /consumer) sales in the USA at retail will likely be 2.5 billion by 2020, having grown from 1.1 billion in 2016.

Global drones sales at retail will likely be over 8 billion dollars by 2020.

Source: http://www.dronef lyers .com/2016/07/drone-sa les-forecasts- re leased-cta


http://www.droneflyers.com/2016/07/drone-sales-forecasts-released-cta









A GROWING MARKET

THE UAV MARKET

The UAV market is rapidly diversifying with new applications being introduced at a regular pace. The industry has expanded to include environmental management, crisis management, agriculture, policing and crowd monitoring, civil engineering, pollution monitoring, fisheries protection, disaster management, telecommunications maintenance, oil and gas exploration, mineral exploration, mine safety, geophysical surveys and mapping applications.

THE UAV SECTOR

The UAV sector is quickly becoming one of the most dynamic sectors in the aerospace industry. According to a survey by marketsandmarkets.com in October of 2015, “the global Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) market is valued at US$ 10.1 Billion in 2015 and is expected to show a robust growth in future, accounting for USD 14.9 Billion by 2020…”. In addition, it is forecast that spending on UAVs will triple over the next decade, growing from US$4 billion in 2015 to US$14 billion by 2024. (Canadian Trade Commissioner Office)


KEY ASPECTS OF UAV-MAGTM SYSTEM:

Global UAV Technologies purchased the UAV-MAGTM system in December 2016 and formed a new company - Pioneer Aerial Surveys.

Same quality data as from a helicopter based survey Currently the ONLY proven and successful commercial system on the market globally Ultra low noise, high quality airborne magnetic data Reduces fieldwork and aviation safety hazards common in conventional ground and airborne surveys


A COMPARISON TO OTHER SURVEY TYPES

Ground Mag UAV-MAGTM Airborne Mag

Mob cost Mid Low High Standby cost Low Low High Weather tolerance Med High Low Operating hours Daylight only Day and night Daylight only Daily amount (km) 10 - 13 Up to 140 line km 1000+ Cost per line km High $ Low $ Low $ Optimal job size < 100 line-km 100 - 2,000 line-km > 2,000 line-km

Conclusion: UAV-MAGTM is the best solution (Cost, Safety & Efficiency) up to 2000 line-km surveys.


DATA QUALITY COMPARISON

Survey results comparing 4 different types of magnetic surveys over the SAME line on the SAME anomaly

Ground UAV Airborne Govt.

UAV-MAGTM and Airborne (GeoTech) were flown at the same elevation UAV-MAGTM provided higher resolution ground sampling (1m) than comparable airborne (3-5m). Result: UAV-MAGTM data is high quality, low noise, and comparable to industry standards


UAV-MAGTM: CASE SAMPLES

Lithium Pegmatites

1VD RTP

2.5km

5km

• 200 line km • 40m line spacing

9.7km

3.3km

Total Field RTP


Copper Porphyry • 50m AGL • 3 flight days

• 50m AGL • 6 flight days


UAV-MAGTM: CASE SAMPLES

Kimberlite & Lamprophyre • 650 line km • 50m line spacing


Oxide Copper • 50m AGL • 10 flight days

• 50m AGL • 1 flight day

3 mi

3 mi

Total Field RTP 1st Vertical Derivative RTE


UAV-MAGTM MULTI-ELEVATION SURVEYS

What is it? Survey flights flown over the same target at two different elevations

Why do it? Increase anomaly resolution considerably over single elevation surveys 60m Total Field RTE 20m Total Field RTE

Analytical Signal Total Field Vertical Derivative

• 2 surveys over the same area: 20m AGL & 60m AGL

• Results are combined to

better define anomalies

• Results from combining 20m & 60m surveys • High resolution: < 50cm ground sampling

• A field test with UAV-MAGTM results revealed

sharp anomalies coincident with known mineralization


RECENT NEWS:

Global UAV Technologies’ Subsidiary Pioneer Aerial creates a Strategic Partnership with Abitibi Geophysics On March 2, 2017, The Company reported that Pioneer Aerial had signed a term sheet establishing a strategic partnership with Abitibi Geophysics Inc., an internationally renowned geophysics company. Under the terms of the agreement Abitibi and Pioneer Aerial will operate on a revenue sharing basis for surveys organized by Abitibi. These airborne magnetometer surveys will be branded as AeroVisionTM and use Pioneer Aerial’s UAV-MAG™ system. Global UAV Technologies’ Subsidiary Completes its First Three Contracts. On March 7, 2017, The Company reported that Pioneer Aerial had successfully completed its first three contracts. Pioneer Aerial completed these three aeromagnetic surveys using its proprietary UAV-MAGTM system. In excess of 900 line kilometers were flown, which resulted in $100,002 of revenue.


In December of 2016, Alta Vista Ventures purchased a 100% interest in High Eye Aerial Imaging Ltd.

Specializes in low altitude, high definition aerial surveying, photography, videography, and various forms of aerial mapping with the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Serves a range of industries, with a focus on Aggregates, Mining, Construction, Engineering, and Agriculture. Operates both Multi Rotor and Fixed Wing UAV’s, allowing them to meet the needs of any size project

High Eye recently completed their largest project to date: The total area covered was approximately 1,100 hectares and was done for The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. High Eye provided aerial mapping topographical data for 36 kilometres of shoreline in the Georgian Bay in order to determine the flood hazard limit elevation.


RECENT PROJECTS

Creating topographic data from an aerial image

Communication tower inspections


REASONS TO CHOOSE HIGH EYE

Holds a Complex Special Flight Operations Certificate issued by Transport Canada for Commercial Flight Operations throughout Ontario Operations are conducted within the requirements of CARS and Transport Canada’s SFOC requirements Flight operation is preceded by a pre-flight safety and equipment check All personnel are trained and qualified for UAV operations

Safety and Qualifications

High Eye has been operating UAVs commercially for over 5 years High Eye is considered a leader in the commercial use of UAVs in the aerial surveying field and has its own unique knowledge base In the past 2 years, High Eye has completed over 3000 ha. of topographic mapping and volume analysis for over 250 stockpiles

Experience


REASONS TO CHOOSE HIGH EYE

Every aspect of High Eye’s service is completed in house starting with flight planning to optimization of data collection per the clients needs High Eye has an in house GIS specialists do all of the multiple post processing functions All projects are customized so that the data meets clients requirements

Total In-House Solution High Eye is fully insured for commercial and aerial operations, maintaining a multi million dollar liability insurance policy

Liability

High Eye can handle any size project, from a few hectares to over 1000 hectares, utilizing its fleet of both Multi Rotor and Fixed Wing UAVs

Capability


SHARE STRUCTURE

* Exercise of all warrants would add $3,148,990 to the Company

ISSUED & OUTSTANDING 71,528,755

WA R R ANTS AT $0.075 (EXPIRING MAY/17) 3 ,530,000

WA R R ANTS AT $0.10 (EXPIRING AUG/17) 3,909,148

WA R R ANTS AT $0.10 (EXPIRING SEP/17) 10,030,000

WA R R ANTS AT $0.075 (EXPIRING NOV/17) 5,023,000

WA R R ANTS AT $0.10 (EXPIRING APR/18) 11,136,000

S TOCK OPTIONS 7 ,590,00 0

CUR R ENT FULLY DILUTED 112,746,903*

R ES ERVED F OR ISSUANCE (ACQUISITIONS) 3,000,000

FULLY DILUTED 115,746,903

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mr. Springett brings over 10 years of experience working for several Public Companies. He began his public company career with financing as well as creating exposure for the companies such as Aurora, Puf Ventures, Cannabis Science and Alta Vista Ventures. He became a director of Alta Vista in 2016. Since becoming President/CEO of the company he has dedicated his efforts to make Alta Vista Ventures the leader in the UAV sector.

JASON SPRINGETT – PRESIDENT, CEO, AND DIRECTOR

JAMES ROGERS – DIRECTOR Mr. James Rogers is a mining professional who has been active in the mineral exploration industry for 10 years. He is currently President and CEO of Longford Exploration Services Ltd., an international exploration services company that performs services for numerous exploration companies. Mr. Rogers studied Geology at Simon Fraser University. Mr. Rogers is currently a director of Navis Resources Corp.

Mr. Burns has been involved in the mining and exploration industry since 2007. He was a founding member of Mackevoy Geosciences Ltd. (2007-2013), and in 2014 he co-founded Pioneer Exploration Consultants Ltd., a private geological consulting firm based in Saskatchewan. At Pioneer Exploration, Mr. Burns developed the UAV-MAGTM system, flew the first ever commercial unmanned airborne magnetic geophysical survey in 2014, and was central to Pioneer Exploration to becoming the industry leader in UAV based geophysical surveys. Mr. Burns is also a director of Canadian International Minerals Inc. (TSX.V: CIN) and the CEO and President of Navis Resources (CSE: SUV).

MICHAEL BURNS – DIRECTOR


ADVISORS

Mr. Groome is an entrepreneur who started two successful securities firms in the 80’s and 90’s. He has the reputation of being one of the preeminent financiers of small and medium sized emerging growth companies. He has actively managed or participated in over 400 financings representing some $4 billion of small cap deals and is very well versed in start-up and early stage ventures. Prior to the founding of Notre Dame Capital, Mr. Groome was a co-founder of Marleau Lemire Inc., which became the number one firm in Canada in small, mid cap financing during the late 1980’s. He followed up that success with the creation of Groome Capital Inc, where he developed Canada’s leading underwriter of IPO’s, Private Placements and secondary offerings on the internet between 1998 and 2000. In addition he has served on the Board of Directors of numerous public and private companies over the last 30 years.

Mr. Kim Derry has had a long distinguished career in law enforcement. Over his 38 year career Mr. Derry has performed uniform, undercover and investigative duties. At the peak of his law enforcement career Mr. Derry was appointed the Deputy Chief of Police for the City of Toronto. He has been responsible for the policing operations in Toronto for 17 divisions, managed in excess of 4,000 personnel and oversaw divisional policing budgets of $490 million.

KIM DERRY – ADVISOR TO THE BOARD

RICHARD GROOME – CORPORATE FINANCE AND GLOBAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT


CONTACT INFORMATION

Corporate: 459 - 409 Granville St. Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 Canada Tel: 604-687-2531 (ex:221)

GLOBAL UAV TECHNOLOGIES LTD.

Investor Relations: Mr. Stephen Litwin [email protected] Tel: 514-708-3456


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