Putting WiMAX in MotionRedline Corporate OverviewKevin F. R. SuitorVP, Corporate MarketingSeptember 30, 2009

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Overview:Redline Communications

Business OverviewRedline is a leading manufacturer of WiMAX and proprietary broadband wireless infrastructure products for telecommunications carriers and other network operators.History:Founded in 1999, with HQ in Toronto, Canada, R&D centers in Toronto, Bucharest & Craiova (Romania) and a proven team of approximately 200 people in 16 countries Top Tier Customers:Including China Telecom, Zain, MTN, TIM/Personal, China Unicom, Saudi Telecom, T-Mobile, OTE, PTCL Lintasarta, Telus, TeraGo, Clearwire, Towerstream, VIBO, Tatung Infocom, AGIP, Chevron, Saudi Aramco, US Army, Hydro One and NPB PakistanMarket Traction: More than 150,000 systems deployed in 129 countries, 170+ WiMAX deployments, 70+ Commercial WiMAX NetworksRevenue Growth:Over $200M cumulative revenue growing from $1.7M in ’02 to $43M in ’08 – CAGR 57.4%, YTD’09: $19.95M Financing History: $122M invested since 1999 from TSX IPO (Oct ’07); AIM IPO (Dec ’06); Telemedia Corp, Matrix Partners,US Venture Partners & GF EquityShare Information: TSX: RDL

Filling the Broadband Wireless NeedsLow-Latency High Capacity AccessLow CostFixed/Nomadic AccessMobilityRedCONNEX™RedACCESS™RedMAX™802.16d802.16RedMAX4C™Beyond WiMAX802.16eFixed WiMAXMobile WiMAX

Overview:Market Opportunities

Why Broadband Wireless is ideal for delivering service … especially in Emerging MarketsCellular data – Not viable for Enterprise subscribersSatellite– Very expensive – High Latency prohibits many applicationsT1 / E1 – Not scalable, no burst rate, truck-roll to upgradeDSL / Cable – Copper required – Very high start-up costFiber – Very Expensive – extended deployment cycles due to right of way, permits etc.Broadband Wireless “ANYWHERE & NOW”Mega site, Street siteIndoor Coverage Fill-inWide areacoverage nodesWide area coverageand road coverageUrban 60-80%DU 1-3 %SU & R 20-30%

Broadband Wireless in Emerging and Developed Markets – vastly different driversA 2007 study by the Brookings Institution and MIT found that a one-digit increase in U.S. per-capita broadband penetration equates to an additional American 300,000 jobs. If our broadband penetration were as high as a country like Denmark, for example, we could expect more than 3 million additional jobs in America. Source URL: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/timothy-karr/obamas-broadband-roadmap_b_149321.htm...

Worldwide Stimulus OpportunityGovernments worldwide are funding BB programs as part of stimulus effortsKey verticals are: Manufacturing, Construction, Transportation, Energy and HealthcareEmerging Markets have committed $5B to BB acceleration to date according to Pyramid ResearchBB penetration is correlated with GDPWireless is most efficient and cost-effective way to reach the unserved and underservedNext Generation Wireless will be Spectrally Efficient – All-IP – Low Cost – Open Business Models

Summary:Customer Deployments

Broadband Wireless InfrastructureCustomer Deployments

Have deployed (AN-50 and AN-80i), across multiple market rolloutsHigh speed IP based backhaul spurs, connecting to licensed radios ringsDeployment mostly PTP high speedUsed to aggregate “WIMAX” access radios from MotorolaClearwireTeraGoClearwire is the most important WIMAX deployment in the world They chose Redline for LE backhaulTeraGo continues to expand their relationship with Redline Canadian WISP covers most major citiesWinnipeg, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, etc.Build a licensed ring around strategic areasUse Redline for backhaul and spursIn Q1 of 2008 they expanded their relationship to deploy Redline’s RedACCESS system for premium access services to business customersMore than 5 Mb/s servicesThey have deployed a combination of AN-50 and AN-80i TowerstreamSeveral hundred radios installedMostly PMP, combination of AN-50 and AN-80i (sometimes mixed cells)Selling 5 Mb/s ($600 / month) and 9 Mb/s ($999/ month) to business customersTowerstream chooses Redline for high end business servicesBWI ProductsBackhaul & Premium AccessOrascomSeveral hundred radios installedMostly PTP, combination of AN-50 and AN-80iUsing the product for mobile data backhaul and mobile voice backhaul with PWE 3rd party solutionOrascom chooses Redline for mobile backhaul solution

Have deployed (AN-50 and AN-80i), across multiple market rollouts

High speed IP based backhaul spurs, connecting to licensed radios rings

Deployment mostly PTP high speed

Used to aggregate “WIMAX” access radios from Motorola

Canadian WISP covers most major cities

Winnipeg, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, etc.

Build a licensed ring around strategic areas

Use Redline for backhaul and spurs

In Q1 of 2008 they expanded their relationship to deploy Redline’s RedACCESS system for premium access services to business customers

More than 5 Mb/s services

They have deployed a combination of AN-50 and AN-80i

Several hundred radios installed

Mostly PMP, combination of AN-50 and AN-80i (sometimes mixed cells)

Selling 5 Mb/s ($600 / month) and 9 Mb/s ($999/ month) to business customers

Several hundred radios installed

Mostly PTP, combination of AN-50 and AN-80i

Using the product for mobile data backhaul and mobile voice backhaul with PWE 3rd party solution

Redline’s WiMAX Customer Base170+ WiMAX deployments in 75 countries … Countries where RedMAX/RedMAX 4C deployed are shaded in light red70+ Commercial Networks carrying revenue generating traffic

Zain BahrainMTN CameroonRedMAX ProductsBusiness and Residential AccessJoint venture of Vodafone Group and Kuwait’s MTC Group Chose RedMAX for first WiMAX deploymentsLaunched limited fixed and nomadic WiMAX services to both residential and business customers in July 2007Deployed 180 sector controllers covering 95% of the Kingdom by September 2007; have attracted over 15,000 subscribers by March 2009Expects to invest up to US$53 million in its WiMAX infrastructure over the next 3 yearsSubsidiary of the MTN Group –multinational telecommunications group operating in 21 countries in Africa and the Middle East Selected RedMAX for its 12-city WiMAX network rolloutInitial networks in Douala and Yaoundé with 280 sector controllers deployed within 3 months of start-upCapacity to serve thousands of users and will offer VLAN services to more than 700 corporate customersExpects to extend its services to more than 12,000 residential users in Douala and Yaoundé“These investments are based on a sound commercial basis and accurate financial forecasts, which allow us to expect good demand and provide excellent services in accordance with the requirements of the license, and will result in the success of our WiMAX services in the Kingdom [of Bahrain].” — Dr. Ahmed Al Shatti, COO, Zain Bahrain. MTN Cameroon continues to expand their relationship with Redline recently adding VoIP capability to the service offer.Saudi Arabia national telecommunications company offers fixed, mobile, data, and internet services to personal, homes and enterprise usersSTC currently serves more than 20 million subscribers in Saudi Arabia and more than 17 million subscribers in its international markets covering India, Malaysia and Indonesia and owns the 3rd mobile license in Kuwait.Network consists of more than 450 sector controllers support several thousand business clients with 200 additional sectors being deployed with capacity to serve hundreds of thousands of usersSubsidiary of Telecom ItaliaLaunched services in spring 2007Over 12,000 subscribers operationalGrowing at a rate of >80 subscribers per dayCapacity of more than 500 users per sectorSaudi TelecomTIM/PersonalSaudi Telecom chooses Redline for high end business services and residential access servicesTIM/Personal chooses Redline for residential access and business services

Joint venture of Vodafone Group and Kuwait’s MTC Group

Chose RedMAX for first WiMAX deployments

Launched limited fixed and nomadic WiMAX services to both residential and business customers in July 2007

Deployed 180 sector controllers covering 95% of the Kingdom by September 2007; have attracted over 15,000 subscribers by March 2009

Expects to invest up to US$53 million in its WiMAX infrastructure over the next 3 years

Subsidiary of the MTN Group –multinational telecommunications group operating in 21 countries in Africa and the Middle East

Selected RedMAX for its 12-city WiMAX network rollout

Initial networks in Douala and Yaoundé with 280 sector controllers deployed within 3 months of start-up

Capacity to serve thousands of users and will offer VLAN services to more than 700 corporate customers

Expects to extend its services to more than 12,000 residential users in Douala and Yaoundé

Saudi Arabia national telecommunications company offers fixed, mobile, data, and internet services to personal, homes and enterprise users

STC currently serves more than 20 million subscribers in Saudi Arabia and more than 17 million subscribers in its international markets covering India, Malaysia and Indonesia and owns the 3rd mobile license in Kuwait.

Network consists of more than 450 sector controllers support several thousand business clients with 200 additional sectors being deployed with capacity to serve hundreds of thousands of users

Subsidiary of Telecom Italia

Launched services in spring 2007

Over 12,000 subscribers operational

Growing at a rate of >80 subscribers per day

Capacity of more than 500 users per sector

Redline: the ideal BBW platformTechnology Ingredients of Next Generation Broadband Wireless:OFDM / OFDMAMIMO, BFAll IP ArchitectureWide Channel BandwidthNew Spectrum Redline has core technology DNA and proven platform implementations of this DNA – AN-80i, RedMAX, RedMAX 4CEngineering team capable of development versus integrationProven expertise and channel relationships in BBW with reference customers in both emerging and developed markets

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