POET Technologies Inc.

Sorry if the format is off as this is through my iphone again. Table of Contents Marketing Plan Military Segment Our initial fundamental business strategy is to continue our directed focus on the military market through licensing arrangements with BAE and others and by pursuing projects which meet the POET platform product design goals of the transition process, which may lead to the subsequent volume production and license revenue generation. Our intent is also to foster prime contractor involvement that will lead to either a licensing or other form of partnership relationship based on long term demand for the POET platform, and to develop that demand into a potential partner’s strategic plans for meeting government requirements. Training, supporting and energizing the prime contractor sales teams will be a key ingredient to POET’s success in generating military and agency revenue. Commercial Segment Our commercial sales and marketing activity will be based on direct contact with target corporations by senior management or industry consultants hired by the Company. Such contact will focus on developing successful relationships within the product areas. We know from our past experience in the solar industry that relationship leveraging is required to first gain entrance and then acceptance of a new company with new technology. Marketing and product development activity is expected to continue throughout the POET development and transition process in order to anticipate and adapt commercially directed devices, as well as commercial applications discovered going forward, during the development phase, thus offering well-designed, well-supported, market-focused products capitalizing on the potential advantages of POET. The release of test or prototype devices to both market segments for testing and acceptance of the POET process is important to the Company’s marketing plan. The availability of prototypes will be necessary to solicit early design wins with the potential to lead to volume production at such time as the Company can commence the POET transition. Currently, a prototype infrared sensor is in development for the AFRL which the Company believes, when completed, can be adapted for commercial prototype use. The Company believes that the most expedient way to scale its sales efforts in both the military and commercial market segments will be to work with and through the marketing, sales and engineering teams of those firms who are respected, proven product and solution providers, already holding a significant market share within their industry. Commercialization The Company will focus first on the simplest products that can make its POET process stand out. To achieve this, the Company anticipates teaming with partners to produce and deliver POET driven devices into the military market segment in order to obtain high visibility quickly and to achieve the fast sales ramp-up in the commercial segment. First Phase: Initial Prototypes and Initial Production Initial prototype devices meeting commercial requirements are anticipated to be produced in sufficient quantities during the POET transition program utilizing the BAE fabrication facility. Prototypes such as the infrared sensor now in development with BAE for military testing and use are targeted to be used to introduce the POET platform process to the marketplace and to enable the Company to gain access to potential customers and seek early commercial design wins. Having a third party manufacture infrared sensors will help serve to validate POET and should provide momentum to seek design wins. Second Phase: Production The Company’s manufacturing model is to be fabless, meaning that we will partner with third party semiconductor fabrication facilities to produce the POET IC devices. As vertical market partnerships may be established, we anticipate those partnerships would seek to either utilize the BAE facility or another facility of their choosing to meet their volume fabrication needs, leveraging off of the prototypes expected to be manufactured at the BAE facility. To the extent that POET is successfully introduced and demand dictates, the Company intends to continue to improve on its ability to provide cost effective product by utilizing well known, commercial market-focused fabrication facilities worldwide. The manufactured cost of a POET component will include the cost of manufacturing the die, plus the cost of packaging the die. Depending upon the type of component manufactured, the physical dimensions of the die will vary, as will the packaging cost. Manufacturing The Company has contracted with BAE for the transition phase of its POET platform development from the POET laboratory on the campus of the University of Connecticut. If successfully completed, the Company expects to partner with BAE for the continued and 25 Table of Contents on-going manufacture of wafers to meet the Company’s initial production requirements. The Company does not currently have a manufacturing agreement in place with BAE, but would seek to establish such agreements upon a successful transition of the POET process to production capability BAE’s III-V GaAs fabrication facility is ISO 9001/14001 certified, military specification certified and can produce radiation hard devices. BAE’s state of the art facility houses two 3” wafer diameter production lines and two 6” wafer diameter production lines within 14,000 sq. ft. and a wafer test area covering 16,000 sq. ft. The facility is vibration isolated and environmentally controlled for sub-micron device development and manufacture. We believe that there is substantial capacity available to us for implementation of our development and to-market plans, and that BAE would be receptive to making such capacity available to us. Currently, a staff of over 150 engineers is devoted to design and development with another 70 devoted to foundry operations and testing.