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Bluglass — Investor Presentation (November 2007)

24 slides from Bluglass's investor presentation, Nov 12, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Australia's low cost semiconductor developer

    For personal use only Australia’s low cost semiconductor developer Investor Presentation November 2007 David Jordan CEO Giles Bourne Commercial Manager

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER For personal use only This document has been prepared by BluGlass Limited to provide existing and prospective investors in BluGlass Limited with an update. Any statements, opinions, or other material contained in this document do not constitute any commitments, representations or warranti

  3. Slide 3: BluGlass profile

    BluGlass profile For personal use only § Delivery of novel manufacturing technology to the § ASX:BLG global semiconductor market § oversubscribed IPO § Strong proprietary and competitive position Sept 2006 raised A$10M ü substantial reduction in gallium nitride (GaN) § Market Cap. A$50M wafer produc

  4. Slide 4: Highly skilled team of industry experts

    Highly skilled team of industry experts For personal use only DIRECTORS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Michael Taverner David Jordan Dr. Marie Wintrebert-Fouquet Chairman Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Senior Research Scientist David Jordan Geoff King Guy Reynolds Managing Direc

  5. Slide 5: Why focus on Gallium Nitride?

    Why focus on Gallium Nitride? For personal use only Gallium nitride (GaN) is a semiconductor material that electroluminesces (emits light) under applied voltage GaN dominates the blue / green Light Emitting Diode (LED) & UV Laser Diode (LD) market. LED applications include mobile phone and laptop sc

  6. Slide 6: Our breakthrough technology

    Our breakthrough technology Remote Plasma Chemical Vapor Deposition (RPCVD) For personal use only Low pressure reaction chamber in which a nitrogen glass substrate is heated to 500 - 700°C. ü new low cost substrates plasma Remote plasma generated active nitrogen species react with trimethyl gallium

  7. Slide 7: Our "green" credentials

    Our “green” credentials For personal use only Environmental benefits accrue at two levels: GaN wafer manufacturing process (RPCVD vs MOCVD) • Reaction temperatures reduced (500-700°C vs 1,000°C plus) ü • Nitrogen replaces toxic ammonia Energy efficient LED devices • Curently replacing incandescent b

  8. Slide 8: LED evolution

    LED evolution For personal use only § Red and amber LEDs in commercial production for over 30 years (billions sold). These use somewhat similar material types to GaN (alloys of GaAs & GaP) § Red LED’s used mainly as small indicator lamps and alphanumeric displays because of performance limitations –

  9. Slide 9: High Brightness LED application segments

    High Brightness LED application segments A rapidly growing and evolving market For personal use only Other Mobile Appliances Indicators, small displays Illumination amusement, misc. other 11% 9% 50% HB LED Market Signs and Displays 1% 15% Signals 14% Automotive Source: Strategies Unlimited

  10. Slide 10: LED sector emerging as next star industry

    LED sector emerging as next star industry* For personal use only Overall LED market revenues US$6.3B for FY06F and CAGR growth of 15% predicted for FY06 – FY10F *Source :Deutsche Bank 17.6% CAGR to $9.4 billion in 2011 Source: Strategies Unlimited 4,500 4,000 6.4% CAGR 3,500 Market growth will 3,000

  11. Slide 11: HB LED vertical supply chain

    HB LED vertical supply chain For personal use only System (end use) Signage, traffic signal, CHMSL, dash-board lighting, LCD backlight Packaged LED Device 3 - 5 mm lamp, SMD, high-power package LED Chip Die or “chip” Potential for BluGlass Epitaxial Wafer InGaN BluGlass space Substrate Glass, Silico

  12. Slide 12: HB-LED 2006 market shares in revenues per company

    HB-LED 2006 market shares in revenues per company (all colours, all materials) For personal use only Others, 24% Nichia, 25% Cree, 9% Osram, 18% Lumileds, 12% Toyoda Gosei, 12% Source: GaN’ 07, Yole Developpement

  13. Slide 13: RPCVD technology works within the competitive IP licensing environment

    BluGlass RPCVD technology works within the current competitive and complex IP licensing environment For personal use only Source: GaN’ 07, Yole Developpement

  14. Slide 14: Competitive landscape

    Competitive landscape For personal use only BluGlass Aixtron (Germany) – High Market Share Cost reduction benefits Market Capitalisation ~ US$ 430M ˜ 48% TCoO cost reduction wafer level Veeco (USA) – High Market Share ˜ 10% at blue LED device level Market Capitalisation ~ US$ 630M Source:Wright, Wil

  15. Slide 15: BluGlass strategy

    BluGlass strategy For personal use only To demonstrate and deliver a low cost GaN manufacturing technology to the global market by: Ø Supply of commercial equipment Ø Process licensing (technology fee & royalty stream) Ø Supply of specialised materials, and Ø Niche manufactured product Research Reac

  16. Slide 16: Revenue model – example calculations

    Revenue model – example calculations For personal use only Revenue Model – 3 key drivers 1. Market Size – forward projection in $’M and substrate requirement 2. Share – BluGlass share of that market 3. Return – BluGlass revenue on that share

  17. Slide 17: Revenue model – example calculations

    Revenue model – example calculations For personal use only 1. Market Size – forward projection in substrate requirement / $’M Yole Développement, Market Report, 2007, “GaN’07 – New perspectives for nitride materials and devices” o Substrate Requirements – 2” sapphire / SiC equivalent § 2007 – 5.07 M

  18. Slide 18: Revenue model – example calculation

    Revenue model – example calculation For personal use only 1. Market Size – forward projection in substrate requirement Ø Substrate Requirement – 2” sapphire / SiC equivalent § 5.1 M (2007) => 11.6 M (2012) Ø Wafer Production per Tool – estimates & assumptions § Typical Reactor Capacity - 20 x 2” sub

  19. Slide 19: Revenue model – BluGlass market share

    Revenue model – example calculation For personal use only 2. Share – BluGlass market share Ø Global Reactor Requirement – from before, based on Yole substrate demand projections. Ø BluGlass Share – a key driver

  20. Slide 20: Revenue model – BluGlass revenue on market share

    Revenue model – example calculation For personal use only 3. Return – BluGlass revenue on market share; estimates / assumptions A. 25% Rule of Thumb (Goldsheider et al) § Royalty as % of Cost Saving Offered – Wright Williams & Kelly TCoO model (>40%) ü MOCVD MQW 2” sapphire LED epi-wafer – < US$90 ü

  21. Slide 21: Revenue estimate – example calculations

    Revenue estimate – example calculations For personal use only Ø Revenue o Clearly a rapidly growing market with strong revenue potential for the low cost BluGlass RPCVD technology Ø Additional Potential Benefits Offered (but not yet factored in) o Large area substrate (6”+) deposition – o significan

  22. Slide 22: Recent achievements and next milestones

    Recent achievements and next milestones For personal use only þ Dedicated manufacturing facility 1,260m2 ¨ Upgrade to electricity supply and fit-out in readiness to install RPCVD fabrication equipment March 2008 þ Demonstrated world’s first GaN-on-glass blue LED þ Extended GaN deposition wafer size

  23. Slide 23: Why invest in BluGlass

    Why invest in BluGlass For personal use only Ø LED sector is emerging as next “star” industry Ø BluGlass is well positioned to enter this rapidly growing, US$6B+ market with its breakthrough low cost technology Ø Well funded – IPO + Comm Ready $5M (no requirement for further funding) Ø The RPCVD pro

  24. Slide 24: Contact Details

    For personal use only Contact Details: David Jordan, CEO & MD Giles Bourne, Commercial Manager Thank you BluGlass Ltd 74 Asquith Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 Australia P + 61 2 9334 2300 F + 61 2 9748 2122 www.bluglass.com.au

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