One Web overview for Future Sat Africa,

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Future-SATAfrica
ConnectingEveryoneEverywhere
October 5th 2016
Patrick Kariningufu
VP Middle East & Africa

2. P R O P R I E T A R Y10/10/2016 2
Majority of the World Doesn’t Have Access to the Internet
56% of the
world has
no internet
access
% of Unconnected Households
17.9%
40.0% 39.3%
59.7% 61.0%
89.3%
18.7%
65.9%
Europe Americas CIS Arab States Asia & Pacific Africa Developed Developing
 The ITU 1 estimates over 4 billion people
without internet access globally
 55 million people lack access to advanced
broadband in the U.S. alone
 OneWeb’s market entry objectives align with
public initiatives and international
governments’goals
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Source: ITU - ICT Facts & Figures, 2015; FCC 2015 Broadband Progress Report.
(1) International Telecommunication Union, an agency for information and
communication technologies within the United Nations (UN).

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Broadband Access Essential as Data Usage Explodes
Global IP Traffic Growth
Global Mobile IP Traffic Growth
(Exabytes / month)
(Exabytes / month)
 Data utilization is expected to grow quickly
across fixed and mobile platforms
 New patterns of data use and consumption
drive growth
 Number of mobile-connected devices is
estimated to be 1.5x the global population by
2020
 Overall mobile data traffic is expected to
increase 8x over next 5 years
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Sources: Cisco VNI: Forecast and Methodology, 2014-2019; Cisco VNI: Global Mobile
Data Traffic Forecast Update, 2015-2020; RKF Engineering and TMF Associates.

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OneWeb is Expanding Global Connectivity
Low
latency+ +
Offering
Global
availability
High
performance
Low-cost, assembly-
line satellite
manufacturing
System leverages unique spectrum position
Robust financial
model
ValuePropositionApproach
+ +
Delivering high speed, low latency internet
access with the global reach of satellites to
the underserved and unserved starting in 2020
Foundation
Blue-chip, industry-
leading partners

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OneWeb’s Solutions Serve Multiple Markets
Corporate
Small Enterprise
 Business-to-business (B2B), business-to-market (B2M) communications
 Scalable to meet capacity needs
Integrated
Small Cells
 Connectivity for smartphone demand
 Major growth sector in telecommunications
Consumer
Residential
 Direct to home internet and data
 Exceptional data speeds
Satellite Broadband
Maritime
 On and off-shore communications
 Global coverage of shipping routes
Aeronautical
 Low profile antenna
 Front and rear-of aircraft services (e.g. media, health monitoring of aircraft)
Government
 First Responder applications
 Military applications
Oil and Gas
 Reliable and secure communications
 High resiliency, low latency enhances monitoring solutions
Connected Car
 Trusted communications for over-the-air updates
 Driver assistance systems and passenger connectivity
Enterprise
Macro-cell
Satellite Trunking
 Low cost expansion of mobile networks
 Not-spot fill-in
Cellular Backhaul

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OneWeb at a Glance
LEO
< 30ms4
(typically > 50ms)5
MEO
> 100ms4
(typically > 130ms)5
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) System Offers Lowest Latency
Improved performance
Lowest Latency
< 30 milliseconds
Highest Throughput
750 Mbps Down/Beam
375 Mbps Up/Beam
Highest Capacity
> 6 Tbps1
Multiple Local
Access Options
Wi-Fi, LTE, Ethernet, etc.
Premium Spectrum
Ku- and Ka-band Rights
Flexible, High-
Performance User
Terminals
45cm - 1m
Global Constellation
648 LEO satellites (Initial)
882 LEO satellites (Full)
Global Reach with
Seamless Mobility
59mm+ end-users1,3
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1. Theoreticalpeak capacity for Gen 1.
2. Satellite costs only;excludes launch costs.
3. Numberof end-users in 2025.
Lowest Satellite Cost2
~$600K / satellite
Improved performance
in obstructed terrain
GEO
> 560ms4
(typically > 700ms)5
4. PropagationLatency.
5. Total System Latency.

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Well-Established Partnership Ecosystem
• OneWeb’s partners provide key strategic and
commercial relationships across OneWeb’s
business operations
• Strong technology partnerships support rapid
development of the satellite, user terminal and
ground systems
• Key distribution partnerships support initial go-to-
market strategy
• The Company will continue to partner with new
industry leaders to support deployment and market
access of OneWeb’s service

8. P R O P R I E T A R Y
OneWeb System
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OneWeb System Overview
Constellation Ground
 Affordable, compact, multi-user
access terminals
 Easily installable without position
aiming
 55 to 75 gateways locations across
the globe
 Innovative beam technology
 Small, inexpensive satellites using
existing technologies
 18 planes of 36 satellites (648
satellites total); increase satellites
per plane to 49 for 882 satellites
3.4m Dish
User Terminal
45cm – 1m UT
Gateway

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OneWeb coverage
• Service Area: 1080x1080km
• Satellite Capacity: Up to 7.5 Gbps
OneWeb Satellite coverage OneWeb global coverage

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OneWeb Satellite Capacity – Ku-band
• Efficient use of spectrum
• 16 beams
• Capacity per beam ~400 Mbps
• Ku-band FSS allocation
• Space-to-Earth 10.7-12.75 GHz
• Earth-to-space 14.0-14.5 GHz

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Low-Cost, Mass-Produced Satellites
 Small, low mass satellites with modular
design
 Produced in new manufacturing facility for
high-rate and low-cost production
 Leverages existing and proven technology
 Unique modular design
 Strong industry participation
 Over 150 RFPs already released with
+85% supplier response rates
 Electric Propulsion
 Thermal Control
 Electrical Power
 Avionics and TT&C
 User Antenna
 Gateway Antenna
 Mechanical Systems
 Guidance, Navigation
and Control
All Major Systems Designed

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Launch Overview
Arianespace Virgin Galactic
 Soyuz will carry approximately 30
satellites per launch and will be the
primary deployment vehicle
 Contracted for 21 Soyuz launches
 Soyuz reliability top in industry; 1,800
launches with 98% success rate
 Multiple launch pads and sites to support
launch campaign
 Launch up to 2 satellites per flight and
will be used for replenishments / fill-ins
 Contracted for 39 launches
 Dedicated launch vehicle for small
satellites
 Air-launch for flexibility and
responsiveness

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Constellation
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• Orbital Characteristics: The satellites in the
constellation have the following parameters:
• Altitude: 1,200 km
• Inclination 87.9 degrees
• Eccentricity: 0 (circular orbit)
• Number of planes: 18
• Number of satellites per plane: 36 initially
• Plane Spacing: 10.15 degrees - Note 10.15 not 10.0
degrees to reduce spatial gap between boundaries
adjacent orbit planes of ascending and descending
nodes – referred to as “the seam”.
• Number of satellites: The OneWeb system will
initially operate with 648 satellites, 36 satellites
per plane.
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Gateway Overview
Satellite Network Portal Connectivity
 The initial deployment plan has 55 to 75
Satellite Network Portals (SNPs), which
provides coverage for OneWeb’s
operational area
 Site locations to be synchronized with
regulatory considerations
 Leverage Hughes ground system
design expertise
IP 1
IP 2
IP
N
PoP
(Carrier Neutral Facility)
Indicative Satellite Network Portal Locations
POP Host
 Network Caches
 Opportunity to peer with
content providers directly at
SNPs

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Multi-User, Low-Cost User Terminals
Mobile
Applications
Enterprise
Applications
Small Cell
Applications
 Development and manufacturing strategy
leverages existing industry expertise and
common engineering technology
 Compact user terminals enable mass market
connectivity with multiple users per terminal
 Speeds of over 50 Mbps
 Includes Wi-Fi / LTE / 3G / LMR optional
integration for local access
 Multiple manufacturing options with low cost
of production
 Flat-phased array antennas that do not
require aiming and can be easily installed
 Leverage Qualcomm wireless connectivity
expertise and patents
Prototype User Terminals Under Development
Cellular Backhaul
Applications

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OneWeb Service Offerings
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Go-To Market
SATELLITE
OPERATOR
DISTRIBUTORS END USER
 Procure satellites
 Procure launch
services
 Operate
constellation
 Customer acquisition
and Retention
 Deploy user terminals
 Bill customers
 Design Product to fit
respective markets
 Residential / corporate
broadband
 Small cell broadband
 Cellular backhaul
 Maritime
 Aeronautical
 Oil & gas
 Government
Service
Wholesale
Payment
Service
Retail
Payment
Telecom operators, ISPs and
mobile operators such as:

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Market Applications
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• Satellite equipment - as an extension to Wi-
Fi/LTE/3G access
• Residential/Home equipment
• Specialized and Mobile equipment
Serving Multiple Markets

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Connecting Every School

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Empowering Communities Without Access

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Empowering Communities Without Access

24. LTE + Wi-Fi
Solar Powered
Extends Mobile Network
operator coverage w/
Seamless roaming
200 GB onboard cache
for government/public
access data
200 GB onboard
cache for school
curriculum

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Rural Applications

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Aeronautical
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Aeronautical
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Oil & Gas

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In Transit Connectivity

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Rural Applications

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Extension of Existing Wireless Service Coverage
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First Responder Communications
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Seamless Connectivity Enabling Disaster Response
OneWeb
Core
User Terminal (UT)
User Device (UD)
Federal, State,
or Local
Enterprise
Network
Emergency Operations
Center (EOC)
Regional Emergency
Operations Center

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Military Applications
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• Near-Global connectivity
• On-demand access decreases cost
• High Throughput, Low-Latency
• Multiple local access link technology
• Wi-Fi, LTE, Ethernet, Tactical Radios
• Secure
• Fast moving spacecraft decrease enemy
jamming and intercept threat
• Encryption:
• Air Interface: AES-128
• TT&C: AES-256
• Supports NSA Type-1 & Commercial Solutions
for Classified Encryption

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Cellular Backhaul

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Global Not-Spot Coverage

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World Class Group of Partners and Shareholders
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