VGTel, Inc. (OTCID: VGTL) CEO Shareholder Letter — Building the Infrastructure for Public Science

Lander, Wyoming — February 25, 2026

Dear Shareholders,

Over the past several weeks, VGTel has moved from planning into execution. Following our Northern Arizona field visit and participation in the I Pluto Festival at Lowell Observatory, I want to speak directly to you about what the Company is building and how we intend to move forward.

Our visit to Flagstaff was not simply outreach. It was a real deployment environment.

We introduced our mobile robotics platform to the public, engaged with educators and students, and conducted preliminary environmental and communications validation testing associated with the MiraLink™ sensing system. Severe winter weather shortened the testing window, but the most important objective was achieved — our systems operated in real conditions and procedures were verified.

The takeaway was clear: public interest in observing the sky is strong, but access to real instruments is limited. VGTel exists to close that gap.

A Data-Centered Mission

The United States government has acknowledged ongoing investigation into unusual aerial and atmospheric observations. A consistent challenge identified in public reporting is not a lack of sightings — it is a lack of reliable measurements at the moment events occur.

Our approach is simple: science requires data.

The MiraLink™ platform is being developed as a distributed observational and environmental sensing network capable of recording optical, radio-frequency, magnetic, and atmospheric measurements. Our goal is not to speculate about observations but to ensure they can be measured.

The robotics mobility platform demonstrated in Flagstaff provides a method for positioning sensors where permanent installations are impractical. In effect, we are building a mobile observatory and environmental monitoring capability.

We believe future discovery will not come from isolated instruments, but from networks, connected systems collecting real-time information across many locations.

Realtime Astronomy™ — First Operational Deployment

Within approximately two weeks, VGTel expects to begin beta deployment of its Realtime Astronomy™ classroom platform, initially focused on elementary-level participation.

This platform will allow classrooms to access live astronomical observations as they occur. Students will be able to view celestial objects through remotely operated instruments and interact with real science, not simulations.

Realtime Astronomy™ represents the Company’s first operational service. It demonstrates how the same infrastructure that supports scientific measurement can also support education and public engagement.

We believe introducing students to real observation early prepares them for future careers in science, engineering, and technology while also establishing a user base for distributed observational networks.

Company Health and Operational Outlook

Shareholders frequently ask about the Company’s operational condition. VGTel remains in a development-stage growth phase, but our emphasis has been disciplined execution and practical progress.

Management has prioritized working systems, field validation, and service deployment rather than large capital expenditures. Our recent activities — field testing, robotics demonstrations, and preparation of the Realtime Astronomy™ platform — were completed with careful use of resources.

We are now transitioning from research and development toward operational services. The Realtime Astronomy™ platform represents the first step toward recurring participation and long-term adoption.

Our strategy is straightforward:
validate technology first, deploy services second, expand participation third.

We are focused on building a sustainable foundation before scaling. As milestones are completed, the Company intends to pursue partnerships, educational programs, and service-based opportunities designed to support gradual revenue generation while continuing development of the MiraLink™ monitoring system.

Public Participation in Observation

Historically, scientific observation has been limited to large institutions and fixed observatories. VGTel is working toward a distributed model where individuals, classrooms, and researchers can all participate.

Our long-term objective is simple: when unusual aerial or atmospheric events are reported, measurement tools should already be in place. The same network that teaches students astronomy can also collect real environmental data.

We believe the future of science will involve both professionals and the public working together. By expanding access to observation, we expand the ability to learn.

Looking Forward

We are building infrastructure — not a single device, but a system. Astronomy, atmospheric science, education, and public participation are beginning to converge, and VGTel intends to operate at that intersection.

Progress is being made step by step. Our focus is execution, responsible growth, and measurable advancement.

Thank you for your continued support as VGTel moves from development into operational capability.

Sincerely,

Ken Williams
Chief Executive Officer
VGTel, Inc.

About VGTel, Inc.
VGTel, Inc. (OTCID: VGTL) develops distributed observational science systems, environmental monitoring technologies, and real-time astronomy access platforms through its MiraLink™ initiative.

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