Bluglass Ltd · ASX:BLG

Bluglass — Investor Presentation (March 2007)

29 slides from Bluglass's investor presentation, Mar 19, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation

  2. Slide 2: BluGlass — Presentation to Investors

    BluGlass — Presentation to Investors BluGlass profile ~ Outline | People Facilities" ~~ Shareholding “Market segments — ~ «No ‘high brightness light emiting diodes “<" No.2 general lighting Technology Business model _ Value proposition Intellectual property e, & sos - Cal eee

  3. Slide 3: BluGlass — business profile

    BluGlass — business profile * A$10m (US$-8m) oversubscribed IPO i in Soptember 2008. «One of the mos? successful Aus istralian atock exchai @ JI 2008. «.-Formed:to commercialise novel technology to make gallium nitride a (GaN) epi wafers on glass substrate at low temperatures. ; : See PPM Or 5 VES O

  4. Slide 4: Key executives

    Key executives "CEO - David Jordan. Commercial in Confidence

  5. Slide 5: Facilities

    Facilities » Total facility 1260 sq meters. oe Clean rooms 256 Sq Meiers. ~-Al/Ga/iN deposition / ithography f metalisation etching) dicing / Packaging. : Commercial in Confidence

  6. Slide 6: New Facilities

    New Facilities Lf See. ae 5 a Ht o oo D | oo ft cic Ce Loge DS a 7 ee a Lo a a oe 5 ee Oo Co lo Commercial in Confidence

  7. Slide 7: Ownership Structure

    Ownership Structure . ‘Blend of shareholders — approx 160 million shares ~~ Macquarie University oo Board = Employees “Major corporate oe Small investors eee weep 1 : : se { Hig to > Foundersharehotters GUN pial Mattia Tibi jee ee

  8. Slide 8: Market outline

  9. Slide 9: BluGlass — Markets

    BluGlass — Markets. General high brightnes Mobile . . Automotive Appliances . US 2 billion or 12 billion ‘units US 500 million or. . 2 billion units Traffic Lights US.50 million or 116 million units ‘otal GaN sales| ‘otal LED sales Signage revenue (USS bition) US 450 million or 1.4 billion units

  10. Slide 10: BluGlass — Markets

    BluGlass — Markets General Lighting market size US $ 100 = billion ( World Bank ) LED benefits over Incandescent Lighting ; # OWE VON ~ Flexible — Cal eee Commercial in Confidence

  11. Slide 11: Technology

  12. Slide 12: Technology

    Technology RPCVD growth technique involves nitrogen nitrogen plasma source, remote from the substrate } “to avoid induced ionic damage to the film during growth. ;

  13. Slide 13: BluGlass and Remote Plasma CVD

    BluGlass and Remote Plasma CVD The Benefits of RPCVD over MOCVD « Lower growth temperatures < 700°C . e- Low. cos! e Thinner devices (0. Bum LED layer) Nau se obs arnimonia oS s<Lower material consumption Cal sees Commercial in Confidence

  14. Slide 14: Gallium Nitride on Glass

    Gallium Nitride on Glass « Electroluminescent devices have ‘now been produced at low growth - temperatures on three innovative substrate combinations: ~ Commercial GaN on'sapphire template (p-n junction LED) i “ZnO buMerlayeron glass (o-n jun ~ ZnO buffer layer on sapphire (heterojunction LED) ‘Cm A

  15. Slide 15: 2” - 4”, 6” and beyond

    2” - 4”. 6” and beyond : Presently using a third generation i in- -house RPCVD system. : : 505 43 os. Less than 2% standard deviation “achieved for-GaN and InN layer thicknesses over a 4” deposition area. . ; : . GaN grown on. «GaN deposition over 6” areahas. «4 borosilicate glass. demonstrated good

  16. Slide 16: Crystalline Quality

    Crystalline Quality « Single crystal GaN has been grown using the RPCVD process on commercial GaN- -on-sapphire.- templates by MOCVD at 650°C, -with similar crystalline quality to that -achieved by MOCVD at growth temperatures above 1000°C.-

  17. Slide 17: p-n Junction LED

    p-n Junction LED T T T T T EL Emission of p-n junction by Nakamura* st a BOF “From S, Nakamura, pg. 477, “GaN and 4 Dla a Related Materials”, 1997 Ey \ nd 40+ 4 Boke B Es i § 30+ 4 > i | Hat A = = —— hy, \ a i f Wh iL ‘ 20 b 4 Power igh § som a WN = oe 1 ° } 0 : ; i) 200... a0 40a 500 600 708 en 900

  18. Slide 18: Heterojunction LED

    Heterojunction LED pire : : ' ; ' oo vo p-contact TE | p-GaN 150 nm InGaN, 40 nm n-GaN, 300 nm n contact ZnO, 140 2m O.80ah °.. Fhe first RECVO inGan | GaN double heterojunction device on sapphire showed com int en « Similar device structure on buffered glass showed blue emission eo Sen usture grown

  19. Slide 19: BluGlass Commercial Tool Development

    BluGlass Commercial Tool Development ~s Phase 1 - development of a commercial prototype tool - with 21 x 2” wafer capacity, including Brooks Automation a wafer handling. as a «Phase 2 will bea commercial ready tool, potentially multi-- chariberso 2 Commercial in Confidence

  20. Slide 20: Value Proposition

  21. Slide 21: What is the BluGlass Value Proposition

    What is the BluGlass Value Proposition BluGlass will offer the market place a manufacturing process which will. save.costs at the epi wafer level with potential downstream (device) cost savings. The technology offers both a low cost, cleaner, safer and more environmentally benign process. : — Cost S

  22. Slide 22: Value Proposition - Cost of Ownership

    Value Proposition - Cost of Ownership Wright Williams & Kelly — Major Customers Np model (SEMLE —~-Model | Analysis Ww Jafer les Commercial in Confidence

  23. Slide 23: Cost of Ownership Modeled Epi-Wafer Structure

    Cost of Ownership Modeled Epi-Wafer Structure “Epi GaN LED wafer structure, cost modeled by Wright Williams and Kelly” MOCVD... RPCVD n-GaN ~0.5pm ZnO ~ 140nm 3. Sym Undoped GaN ~20nm Sapphire Glass

  24. Slide 24: Business Model

  25. Slide 25: Key aspects of business plan — Outline

    Key aspects of business plan — Outline BluGlass technology and IP GaN maierials and depasition GaN manufacturing Commercial in Confidence processes tocl technology Specialised Main strategy strategy Manufacture Provide Manufacture License Demonstration niche niche tools for manufacturing facility of

  26. Slide 26: Key aspects of Business Plan — Thrusts

    Key aspects of Business Plan — Thrusts {Develop cur. own design of deposition tool: RPCVD Combine with major tool manufacturer to design, develop, manufacture, ~ sell, distribute and provide after sales service of.a specialised BluGlass RPCVD tool. ; ; “2. License a ackaged process and ¢ 6 water pro

  27. Slide 27: What is the BluGlass business model

    What is the BluGlass business model BluGlass “ develop e eeneont over the next eighteen months to: 8) a Refine the p process and develop sealabilty in waters from 21 inc h then to 6 inch and greater, if downstream Prone. au tu Sell branded equipment to end users with a license to utilise the full pr

  28. Slide 28: Intellectual Property

    Intellectual Property Strong IP position, reviewed by Blake Dawson Waldron . Two patents lodged. One in National filing, one under PCT protection and one Provision! : BE iam Rich K oS Method and Apparatus for growing a group (iD metal nitride film and a group (Ill) metal nitride film. jee ee Commerc

  29. Slide 29: Investor Presentation – Thank you

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