Company Update 23 September 2016

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Top tier Board and management team with extensive industry experience, invested in Panorama’s success

Focused commercialisation strategy with multiple paths to market

Significant investment in the technology has already occurred, positioning Panorama for significant growth

Very large addressable market comprising:

- MEMS market: CAGR of 11% and forecast to grow to US$32 billion by 20241

- Spectroscopy market: CAGR of 2.9% and forecast to grow to US$15.6 billion by 20202

- Sensor market: CAGR of 11% and forecast to grow to US$190 billion in 20213

- IoT market: CAGR of 39% and forecast to grow to US$7.1 trillion by 20204

Panorama provides valuable exposure to the rapidly growing microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), MEMS-based spectroscopy, sensor applications, and the Internet of Things (IoT) sectors

1. HIS Inc, Yole Development, EE Times2. Bcc research, global markets for spectroscopy equipment3. Bcc research, global markets and technologies for sensors4. CISCO and International Data Corporation forecast

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Share price (23 September 2016) A$ 0.09

Number of shares2 m shares 506.2

Market Capitalisation A$m 46.0m

Cash (30 June 2016) A$m 3.7

Enterprise value A$m 42.3m

Financial information

Shareholder Shares %King Group (John King, active technology investor) 139.9m 27.6%

Flet Investments (Terry Walsh, CEO) 44.0m 8.7%

Best-in-class proprietary technology with a broad range of applications across multiple industry sectors in a rapidly growing market

Currently focused on two sensor technologies: LumiMEMSTM and MEMS-based spectroscopy

Supportive cornerstone investors, with high levels of management ownership and significant founder holding

Close links with University of WA’s Microelectronics Research Group (MRG)

Source: IRESS1. Company filings as at 18-Sep-15 – no significant changes since2. Excludes unlisted options (10m options at A$0.14 exercise price, exp 15-Dec-16; 9.4m options at A$0.70 exercise price, exp 30-Sep-17; 8.8m options at A$1.20 exercise price, exp. 30-Sep-18)

Corporate Overview Panorama is a leading Australian developer of innovative sensor technology

Corporate summary

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Glenn RossNon-Executive director

Prior experience in technical and sales roles at multinational corporations

Extensive investment experience in both public and private companies

Dr John BumgarnerChief Technology Officer

More than 30 years of industry and academic MEMS technology experience

Former Process Integration Manager at Intel, and Research Manager at SRI International, Microfabrication Manager at University of South Florida, and Operations Manager at Stanford University’s Nanofabrication Facility

Board and Management Panorama is led by a strong Board and proven management executives

Board Dr Nigel FinchExecutive Chairman

Managing Director at Saki Partners Transaction Advisers

Has held director and senior management roles focused on strategy execution, and financial performance and management

10 years experience in University sector and former Associate Dean at the University of Sydney

Non-Executive Director of Mach7 Technologies (ASX:M7T)

Terry WalshManaging Director & CEO

More than 28 years of experience in the technology industry

15 years at Cisco Systems, including MD of Cisco’s Australia / New Zealand business and CEO of Cisco’s Canadian operations

Dr Claudia KuettelAdvanced Technology Projects

Significant sensor industry experience, having recently worked at Sensirion, a world leading sensor development and manufacturing company, where she was responsible for the commercialisation of MEMS sensors

Extensive academic research background and holds a PhD in Sensor and Actuator Systems

ManagementBrian GoodmanChief Operating Officer

20 years of product management experience

Former Global Product Manager with Thomson Reuters (London), and Product Development Manager for Australian Securities Exchange (Sydney)

Academic qualifications include Master of Business Administration, and Master of Applied Finance

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MEMS Sensors Internet of Things Spectroscopy

About Examines the light spectrum to

assess the composition of a sample that the light has interacted with. Enables remote sensing.

Applications Spectroscopy can be used to

analyse chemical composition and physical properties

Current Market Size US$13.5 billion2

Forecast Market Growth & Size Forecast growth rate of 2.9%

CAGR to US$15.6 billion in 20202

About Microchips comprising

miniaturised mechanical devices such as sensors, mirrors, lenses, valves and actuators.

Applications MEMS sensors can be used in

a broad range of sensing modalities including temperature, pressure, inertial forces and chemicals.

Current Market Size US$16 billion1

Forecast Market Growth & Size Forecast growth rate of 11%

CAGR to US$32 billion in 20241

About A device that detects and

responds to some type of input from the physical environment.

Applications The specific input could be

light, heat, motion, moisture, pressure, or any one of a great number of other environmental phenomena.

Current Market Size US$113 billion3

Forecast Market Growth & Size Forecast growth rate of 11%

CAGR to US$190 billion in 20213

About A development of the Internet

in which everyday objects have network connectivity.

Applications Everyday objects can send and

receive data, be sensed and/or controlled remotely for direct integration of the physical world with computer-based systems.

Current Market Size US$1.9 trillion4

Forecast Market Growth & Size Forecast growth rate of 39%

CAGR to US$7.1 trillion in 20204

1. HIS Inc, Yole Development, EE Times2. Bcc research, global markets for spectroscopy equipment3. Bcc research, global markets and technologies for sensors4. CISCO and International Data Corporation forecast

Market Opportunity Attractive market opportunity across the large and growing MEMS, spectroscopy, sensors and Internet of Things landscape

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Panorama’s Competitive PositionPanorama is ideally positioned at the forefront of the large and growing MEMS, spectroscopy, sensor and Internet of Things markets

Internet of Things US$1.9T

MEMSUS$16.0B

SensorsUS$113B

SpectroscopyUS$13.5BF

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Panorama’s valuable technology provides the foundation for a differentiated product offering Panorama’s Best-of-Breed Technology

delivers real-time information to make better decisions through devices that are:

Mobile Robust Able to operate with a small footprint Sensitive and accurateCost-effective

Lab-class sensing in the field

Small physical space requirements Low power requirements

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Priority Markets Panorama’s technology targets multiple sectors – food and agriculture, defence, and industrial processes, which provide a potential multi-billion dollar opportunity

Opportunity: Crop Production, Fertiliser, Livestock

Market Proposition:Improve agriculture yields and lower costs of production with real-time analysis using a hand-held or mobile device

Stage of Development:In discussions with potential collaborative partner

Food and agriculture

Opportunity: Explosive Detection, Nerve Agent Detection, Contamination Remediation

Market Proposition:Save lives through rapid and improved detection of hazardous substances and threats to military personnel in the field

Stage of Development:In discussion with various defence players for future opportunities

Defence

Opportunity: Contaminant Detection, Process Completion, Composition Analysis

Market Proposition:Movement from in-lab to in-line testing which provides real time feedback to process control

Stage of Development:Collaborative partner identified and discussions about future collaborative testing underway

Industrial process

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Panorama has a valuable suite of MEMS-based technology

LumiMEMS™ MEMS-based spectroscopy

About LumiMEMS™ integrates MEMS sensor and laser-based optical

readout on the same chip Detects analytes or physical properties present in minute amounts A technological “nose” o Sniffs out and detects chemicals in surrounding area

Competitive advantages The LumiMEMS™ optical readout system has enabled extreme

miniaturisation but retained lab quality accuracy thereby enabling lab quality accuracy in the field

High levels of sensitivity and accuracy Low power requirement Technology can work in air and liquid

About Panorama’s MEMS-based spectroscopy enables miniaturisation of

spectroscopy capabilities onto a MEMS chip Examines the light spectrum to assess the composition of a sample

that the light has interacted with, which also enables remote sensingo Non-destructive and fasto Allows for easy sample preparation (no pre-treatments necessary)

Competitive advantages MEMS-based spectroscopy enables portable and broadly deployed

devices Low power requirement Cost effective Robust

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Panorama continues to expand its valuable suite of patents having filed 17 patents across Australia, US and Europe, with 10 patents granted to date

LumiMEMS™ MEMS-based spectroscopy

Valuable portfolio of intellectual property

Title Region Status Optical cantilever based analyte detection Australia, US Granted

Optical cantilever based analyte detection US Granted

Optical cantilever based sample analysis Australia GrantedApparatus, method, and computer program product for structured waveguide transport using microbubbles

US Granted

System, method, and computer program product for structured waveguide including polarizer region

US Granted

Optical sensor Australia Filed

Optical cantilever based analysis US Filed

Stimulating an optical sensor using optical radiation pressure Australia Filed

Optical sensor with 2D grating Australia Filed

A system and method of performing atomic force measurements US Filed

Title Region Status A resonant cavity device and a method for fabricating the same Australia, US Granted

Tunable cavity resonator and a method of fabricating the same Australia, US, EU

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US); Filed (EU)

Microelectromechal Systems (MEMS) and Methods Australia Filed

Australian patents 6 granted

2 filed

US patents 4 granted

4 filed

EU patents 1 filed

Total patents 17 (10 granted and 7 filed)

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Commercialisation and growth strategy Panorama’s focused and de-risked commercialisation strategy with multiple paths to market is designed to maximise returns for its shareholders

Commercialisation and growth

Develop, validate and secure patents

to technology

Paths to market

Paths to market Panorama is investigating potential

paths to market, including:

o Licensing to third parties with the manufacturing capabilities

o Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) approach – providing components for other manufacturers to use in their devices

o Manufacture of complete instrument incorporating MEMS-specific technology where business case is compelling

Commercialisation and growth Growth through strategic commercial

partnerships

o Allowing Panorama to enter a number of key market verticals simultaneously

o Providing platforms for the widespread delivery and deployment of Panorama’s technology

Continued in-house R&D and development of new technology and new prototypes

Optimise the manufacturing of the core components of Panorama’s patented technology

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Panorama is now optimally positioned for rapid commercialisation and growth Positioning Panorama for commercialisation

Key achievements (last 12 months)

First demonstration chip-based spectrometer built utilising patented technology

Progressed patent applications Established relationship with nanofabrication facility at

University of South Florida (USF) First test structures of tuneable filters fabricated at USF Priority markets identified Expansion of team with required capabilities and

experience Continued research into potential products

Collaboration agreements leading to customer projects

Further infield studies and user trial activities

Further development of technology with iterations of chip fabrication to enhance performance

Build and test second (and improved) demonstration chip-based spectrometer

Integration of technology into a field portable NIR (Near-infrared) spectrometer prototype

Potential expansion of LumiMEMS™ sensor applications to low-cost uncooled infrared detectors

Near to medium term milestones (next 12 months)

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Audio Pixels case study (AKP.ASX)

Source: IRESS, company filings

Panorama is well positioned for commercialisation and future growth

Continued investment into validating technology, growing IP portfolio and product development

Panorama’s focus on priority markets provides potential product diversification with significant upside potential

Overview

Panorama Synergy (ASX.PSY) Audio Pixels (ASX.AKP)

Cash balance (June 2016) A$3.7m A$7.5m

Patents Granted: 10Filed: 7

Granted: 128Filed: 2

Time to commercialisation Medium term Near to medium term

Key target markets Food and agriculture

DefenceIndustrial process

Consumer audio electronics

Market capitalisation A$46.0m A$648.0m

Significant rerating potential exists based on Panorama’s current share price

PSY is attractively positioned to

capitalise on exciting growth opportunities

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Disclaimer

This presentation has been prepared by Panorama Synergy Limited (the “Company” or “Panorama”). This presentation is being provided to investors for the sole purpose of providing preliminary background financial and other information to enable recipients to review the business activities of the Company. The document is not intended to constitute an invitation or an inducement to engage in any investment activity. The presentation is not intended to constitute investment advice and should not be relied upon as such. This document is not intended as an offer or recommendation with respect to the purchase or sale of any securities in the Company.

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Panorama Synergy Limited Level 1, 61 Spring StreetMelbourne VIC 3000 www.panoramasynergy.comP: +61 3 9286 7500F: +61 3 9662 1472

Dr Nigel Finch Executive Chairman E: nfinch@panoramasynergy.com P: +61 421 742 878

Contact

Terry WalshManaging Director/CEO E: twalsh@panoramasynergy.com P: +61 448 844 077

Gabriella HoldMedia and Investor RelationsE: gabriella.hold@mcpartners.com.auP: +61 411 364 382

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