Corporate Presentation

1. Corporate Presentation December 2006 150 Lucius Gordon Drive West Henrietta, New York 14586 Phone: 585-214-8005 Fax: 585-214-8182

2. Cautionary Statement Certain statements included in this presentation may constitute forward-looking statements. These statements reflect what NaturalNano anticipates, expects or believes may happen in the future. NaturalNano's actual results could differ materially from the outcome or circumstance expressed or implied by such forward looking statements as a result of a variety of factors including, but not limited to: NaturalNano's ability to develop its technologies; the approval of NaturalNano's patent applications; the successful implementation of NaturalNano's research and development programs; the ability of NaturalNano to demonstrate the effectiveness of its technology; the acceptance by the market of NaturalNano's technology and products incorporating such technology; the ability of NaturalNano to effectively negotiate and enter into contracts other companies to license NaturalNano's technology; competition; the ability of NaturalNano to raise capital to fund its operating and research and development activities until it generates revenues sufficient to do so; and the timing of projects and trends in future operating performance, as well as other factors. The forward-looking statements contained herein are made only as of the date of this presentation, and NaturalNano undertakes no obligation to publicly update such forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.

3. The Nanocomposite Opportunity The multi-billion dollar composite market needsstronger, lighter and less expensive materials

4. 2005 $273 MM 2010 $740MM Other The Nanocomposite Market Nanoclay Segment Fastest Growing Segment in the Polymer Composite Market Source: BCC Research Nanocomposites, Nanoparticles, Nanoclays, and Nanotubes

5. The Nanotube Competitive Edge • Cost and complexity are barriers to rapid market acceptance of nanomaterials such as carbon nanotubes. NaturalNano’s Halloysite clay nanotubes break through those barriers • 1000x Less expense than carbon nanotubes

6. Polymer Synthesis Reactor Nanoclay Treatment Reactor Extruder #1 Final Extruder • Current Solution Nanoclay Process • Expensive • Complex • Quality challenges • Non-standard equipment • Limited compatibility

7. Nanoclay Treatment Reactor Extruder #1 Final Extruder Polymer Synthesis Reactor • NaturalNano Solution • NaturalNano Solution: • Eliminates Expensive Steps

8. Pleximer TM Halloysite Nanotube - Polymer Concentrate • Provides: • Turnkey Solution • Lower Processing Cost • Uniform Dispersion • Compatible with - wider range of polymers - conventional polymer processing

9. Conventional Filler Platy Nanoclay • Features: • High strength • Not brittle • Lower weight • Process: • Standard equipment • Lower process costs • Broad compatibility • Features: • High strength • Not brittle • Lower weight • Process: • Non-standard equipment • Specialized chemistry • Limited compatibility • Features: • High strength • Brittle • High weight • Process: • Standard equipment Halloysite Advantage Halloysite Nanotubes

10. Strategy Get Connected… Collaborate with Strategic Partners Get In… to the Polymer Composite Market with Pleximer Get Ahead… with Novel, High Value-Added Products - Filled Tubes - Controlled release

11. Future Market Opportunity Halloysite nanotubes will revolutionize the agrichemical industry through extended and controlled release of herbicides and pesticides

12. Future Market Opportunity Halloysite nanotubes, filled with a pesticide, on plant surfaces are easily picked-up by insect hairs HNT Filled with Pesticide Pesticide • Potential benefits • Smaller footprint of pesticide required • Saves energy and labor costs through reduction in application frequency Insect

13. Future Market Opportunity Halloysite nanotubes will revolutionize cosmetics and household products with extended and controlled release of fragrances

14. Commercialization Leadership Extended Technology Team Dr. Emmanuel Giannelis - Cornell University, Director of Materials Science & Engineering John Hickman – President, Plastech Consulting, Inc. David Arthur –Co-founder, Chasm, Inc. Dr. Robert Corkery – Research Fellow, Ytkemiska Institute AB (Institute for Surface Chemistry) Technology Team Dr. Cathy Fleischer – President,Chief Technical Officer Kathleen Browne – Chief Financial Officer Michael Duffy – Director of Operations Dr. Aaron Wagner – Director of R&D

15. Our Company Today • Demonstrated Nanocomposite Property Advantage • IP Portfolio Includes 21 Issued or Pending Patents • Experienced, Action-oriented Leadership Team • Leading-edge Laboratory - Proprietary Processes for Lab Scale Evaluation and Testing - State-of-the-art Equipment • Manufacturing Scale Trials in Progress • Developing Strategic Partnerships

16. Path Forward Get Connected… Strategic Partnerships for Future Applications (2007-8) Get In... Commercial Sales ofPleximer(YE 2007) Get Ahead… Novel Functionality for High Value-added Products (YE 2008)

17. Summary • HugeMarketOpportunity:Billion+ DollarComposites • Fastest Growing Market Segment: Nanocomposites • Advantaged Product – Turnkey Solution • World Class Leadership team • 2007 4Q Sales • Major Long-Term Product Opportunities