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Gigabit Fixed Wireless Solution juLY 2019

Networks comparison – Wireless Gigabit Networks The world is moving towards gigabit broadband with an immersive media consumption environment – requiring 5G based broadband & content delivery. Having access to infrastructure that can deliver such high speeds with integrated media delivery is crucial! AIR® system can deliver triple play services and speeds comparable to or even higher than newest wireline technologies for a fraction of the cost! AIR® FTTH Cable / DOCSIS 3.x 4G/5G > 1.000 Mbps > 1.000 Mbps > 1.000 Mbps 50 – 1.000 Mbps 2

LTE DOCSIS AIR® system capacity AIR® is a patented wireless technology for ultra-high speed broadband data transfer over great distances with the throughput and performance equaling that of the HFC (hybrid fiber coaxial) network. AIR® is the first wireless system that provides the same capabilities and speeds as new coaxial cable networks or enables delivery of triple play services with agreggation of multiple LTE carriers. LTE LTE modulation 256 QAM Maximum BS downlink throughput at 900 MHz per sector: 18 144 Mbps Maximum throughput at end user - 75 MHz Carrier Aggregation: 378 Mbps Modulation and throughput depend on eNodeB type and LTE CPE equipment DOCSIS Docsis 3.1 modulation 4 096 QAM Maximum BS downlink throughput at 1 000 MHz per sector: 41 378 Mbps Maximum throughput at end user - 192 MHz: 2 002 Mbps Modulation and throughput depend on Docsis CMTS type and Docsis CPE equipment

AIR® – No need to lay cables for a Fiber Like Service AIR® Last Mile is a wireless infrastructure that can completely replace any wired connection. Quick rollout No trenching No construction work Pay as you grow Fast ROI With the AIR® technology traditional non-incumbents can have cost effective access to high speed broadband without large scale investments. 4

AIR® as a backhaul to Wi-Fi, LTE or HFC AIR® last mile solution AIR® uses patented wireless technology to deliver ultra-fast broadband data over high frequencies by using higher order modulation techniques which require line of sight. AIR Base Station 2 – 42 GHz - FDD AIR® as a backhaul to Wi-Fi, LTE or HFC LoS AIR Transceiver nLoS nLoS up to 50 km HFC Hybrid Fiber Coax Network A very small percentage of non-line of sight situations can be overcome with proper base station location planning and complementary methods of broadband delivery. So no one is left in the dark.

Fiber Like Services Low Cost Quick Roll-out AIR® – Perfect last mile solution Fiber Like Services Up to 41 Gbps transfer rate per base station enables problem-free reception of multiple 4k HD TV channels and a broadband speed of up to 2 Gbps to the end user. Unique design enables support for triple play services (4kHD TV, VOIP, broadband). Low Cost Air® offers approximately 90% lower cost compared to deployment of wireline network. Low costs for set up, implementation and maintenance. One base station can serve up to 50.000 users, limited by total throughput. Customer indoor equipment is standard equipment offered by many vendors. Quick Roll-out AIR® Last mile solution can be operational in much shorter time compared to wireline deployments. No costly and time consuming road and construction work is needed to lay the cables in the ground, nor building permits. 6

Long Reach All Areas Quick ROI AIR® – Perfect last mile solution Long Reach AIR® system can serve customers located up to 50 km from the base station. Line of sight enables use of newest high level modulation techniques which are a guarantee for exceptional service quality and user experience. The system can be deployed in any frequency range from 2 to 42 GHz. All Areas Unique combination of long reach and high capacity makes Air system a perfect choice for all types of settlements. AIR® system can be equally effectively deployed in urban, suburban and/or rural areas. Quick ROI Low deployment costs, easy integration and low OPEX enable operators quick Return On Investment (ROI) usually less than 3 years. AIR® system offers a very good opportunity for investors and green field operators, especially in underserved areas. Enables „pay as you grow“ financing policy. 7

AIR TV AIR IP AIR VoIP AIR other services AIR® portfolio AIR® offers triple play solution including HDTV, ultra-fast broadband internet, VoIP and other next generation services AIR TV Digital high definition premium TV: SD content, HD content, 3D content, 4k HD content, DVB TV, IPTV AIR IP Ultra-High speed Broadband: Broadband internet access with ultra high transmission speed capability rates, asymmetrical and symmetrical rates. 4G, 5G, DOCSIS, EuroDOCSIS compliant and compliant with all IP services AIR VoIP VoIP content - additional revenue with telephony services: IP telephony ISDN quality of service and same functionality possibility of using analogue or IP phones and FAX services AIR other services Pay per view content - e.g. blockbusters, adult entertainment, electronic billboards Video on demand - TV archive, personal video recording, time shifting Video surveilance - site monitoring, road/Traffic monitoring Telemetry - measuring the audience of TV channels appliance monitoring 8

AIR® – Main facts Gigabit or Ultra fast broadband with support for triple play service (4k UHD, HD TV, SD TV, VoIP, internet), Enables additional services like VoD, Pay per View,… , Can cover an area as large as 50 km diameter, Suitable for urban, suburban and rural areas, Supports up to 41 Gbps download capacity per base station, Supports up to 2 Gbps data transfer per user, Enables utilisation of up to 1,000 MHz in downstream and 500 MHz in upstream direction, Offers flexible use of frequency from 2 to 42 GHz, Operator is expected to have access to frequency spectrum to deploy this system, Can serve up to 50,000 internet users per base station; number of users is limited by throughput, Unlimited number of TV users (DVBx). 9

AIR® System Globtel’s technology AIR® consists of 2 main components: the base station and the transceiver combining proprietary components with standard Docsis, DVB/IPTV and LTE equipment. AIR® Base station Outdoor Customer premises AIR® Transceiver Outdoor Indoor

AIR® System – Technology The AIR® base station and transceiver are specific solutions, but the CPE in customer homes is standard and can be managed like business-as-usual The base station is an essential part of the AIR® Last Mile wireless point-to-multipoint system. It uses microwave based transmission and supports frequency bands between 2 and 42Ghz. By using carrier aggregation it supports channel width of up to 1 000 Mhz. As a result the throughput capacities are up to 41 Gbps per BS (DOCSIS) and 18 Gbps per BS (LTE). The base station is connected to the operators core network and broadcasts the signal to homes using AIR®. The transceiver is the counter part of the base station and is located at the customer premises. It is essentially a bi-directional parabolic microwave antenna (sattelite dish) and an outdoor unit. One unit is required per home, or a common unit can also service an apartment block with multiple homes. This unit down converts the AIR® signal and feeds it into worldwide used Docsis/LTE standard equipment inside the homes.

AIR® System – How it works? AIR® transceiver AIR® FDD system uses frequencies between 2 GHz and 42 GHz - with reach up to 50 km - AIR® Base Station CPE RF interface Original signal AIR® transceiver AIR® transceiver RF interface Original signal ORIGINAL NETWORK IP Core Network, Internet, TV, VoIP, … DOCSIS or LTE platform CPE CPE 12

AIR® System – How it works? 2. The signal is distributed via Point to Multipoint base station 3. Use of transparent wireless bridge instead of physical cable/fiber 4. At customer premises the signal is received by transceiver and converted to the original signal frequency The transceiver is bidirectional – i.e. converts signal from CPE to AIR® frequency AIR® BS 1. At the base station the input signal (DOCSIS, 4G/5G) is converted to another frequency (e.g. from 2 GHz to 42 GHz) AIR® TS 6. The original network CPE is used at customers premises to deliver services Original network IP Core Network, Internet, TV, VoIP, … Docsis or LTE platform CPE 7. CPE is seen in the network as it would be connected to original network (DOCSIS cable or 4G/5G) 13

AIR® Base Station Equipment AIR® Base station outdoor units The AIR® base station is offering a very flexibility configuration for 90°, 180°, 270° or 360° coverage AIR® Base station indoor units AIR® BSI Chassis: AIR® IF controlled converter AIR® Internet WL modulator AIR® IF controller MP AIR® GPS controller Control server Legend: Proprietary components AIR® CPS Base station power supply Standard components Digital IPTV/DVB headend DOCSIS CMTS or LTE Platform

AIR downstream capacity examples: with 1 x 450 MHz; DOCSIS 3.0, QAM256 AIR® Base Station Equipment AIR downstream capacity examples: with 1 x 450 MHz; DOCSIS 3.0, QAM256 AIR PtMP DOCSIS configuration Nr. of BS sectors Frequency BW per sector IP downstream 1 450 MHz 3 114 Mbps 2 225 MHz 3 4 671 Mbps 4 6 228 Mbps with 1 x 500 MHz; DOCSIS 3.1, QAM4096 Nr. of BS sectors Frequency BW per sector IP downstream 1 500 MHz 5 172 Mbps 2 10 344 Mbps 3 15 516 Mbps 4 20 688 Mbps IP transport DOCSIS platform AIR BSI IP CORE AIR CPS

AIR downstream capacity example: with 1 x 450 MHz; LTE, QAM256 AIR® Base Station Equipment AIR PtMP LTE configuration AIR downstream capacity example: with 1 x 450 MHz; LTE, QAM256 Nr. of BS sectors Frequency BW per sector IP downstream 1 450 MHz 2 268 Mbps 2 4 536 Mbps 3 6 804 Mbps 4 9 072 Mbps IP transport LTE platform AIR BSI IP CORE AIR CPS

AIR® End user configuration Single house - Fixed SDU Multi apartment - Fixed MDU Mobile end users outdoor (squares, malls, hotels, schools, hospitals, …) At the customer premises, an AIR® transceiver unit with 40 – 100 cm parabolic antenna (sattelite dish) is to be installed. AIR® can be also used as a backaul to other wireless or HFC networks in order to extend the footprint even more.

AIR® Single house Customer Premises Equipment AIR® Technology using DOCSIS AIR® Transceiver outdoor unit DVB solution Coaxial cable Outdoor Standard equipment Power inserter Indoor Coaxial cable DVB-x RF signal RF splitter At customer premises side standard CPE equipment can be used. IP/ethernet PSTN Docsis modem IP or analogue phones & fax TV content - DVB Receiver Internet 18

AIR® Single house Customer Premises Equipment AIR® Technology using DOCSIS AIR® Transceiver outdoor unit IPTV solution Coaxial cable Outdoor Standard equipment Indoor Power inserter At customer premises side standard CPE equipment can be used. IP/ethernet PSTN IP/ethernet Docsis modem IP or analogue phones & fax TV content - IPTV Receiver Internet 19

AIR® Single house Customer Premises Equipment AIR® Technology using LTE AIR® Transceiver outdoor unit LTE solution Coaxial cable Outdoor Standard equipment Indoor 1800 MHz LTE signal only in cable, no air transmission Power inserter At customer premises side standard CPE equipment can be used. IP/ethernet PSTN IP/ethernet LTE router IP or analogue phones & fax TV content - IPTV Receiver Internet 20

AIR® Multi apartment Customer Premises Equipment AIR® Technology using DOCSIS, LTE AIR® Transceiver outdoor unit Docsis or LTE solution Coaxial cable Outdoor Standard equipment Indoor Coaxial cable Power inserter RF splitter with amplifier Apartment #1 Apartment #2 Apartment #3 Apartment #4 Apartment #5 Apartment #n . . . The maximum number of end users connected to one AIR® Transceiver is limited with its capacity - recommended is up to 25 users (n=25). 21

AIR® to Wi-Fi Wi-Fi solution AIR® Technology using DOCSIS, LTE AIR® as backhaul to Wi-Fi AIR® Transceiver outdoor unit Wi-Fi solution Coaxial cable Outdoor Standard equipment Outdoor Power inserter Wi-Fi hotspot Mobile end users – public Wi-Fi Docsis modem At customer premises side standard CPE equipment can be used. Mobile end users Outdoor Indoor 22

AIR® Management system

Almost no on-site maintainance is required! AIR® Management system The AIR® system comes with a software management system for better controlling and operation the AIR devices. It allows the operator to do remote supervision and configuration, administration and control of all network elements. airPanel Almost no on-site maintainance is required!

Other frequency pairs in range between 2 and 42 GHz are also possible. AIR® frequencies AIR® supports FDD carrier aggregation of most bands in the 2 GHz - 42 GHz range and can handle up to 1.000 MHz bandwidth per sector, the same spectrum can be reused 4x times in a base station Already developed, tested and deployed AIR® frequencies (various combinations are possible): Downstream frequencies: 4 000 – 6 000 MHz 10 000 – 11 700 MHz 11 500 – 14 800 MHz 16 000 – 24 000 MHz 26 000 – 29 000 MHz 31 000 – 33 000 MHz Upstream frequencies: 4 000 – 5 200 MHz 4 900 – 6 500 MHz 10 000 – 11 700 MHz 24 000 – 25 000 MHz 26 000 – 27 000 MHz 30 000 – 32 000 MHz AIR® BS AIR® BS AIR® TS AIR® TS Other frequency pairs in range between 2 and 42 GHz are also possible. Maximum possible bandwidth on Downstream and Upstream is 450 MHz (D3.0 and LTE) and 500 MHz (D3.1). Exact frequency pair and bandwidth must be previously confirmed by Globtel.

AIR® is futureproof Timeline 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 … IPTV DVB-T/S AIR development closely follows all standards evolution roadmaps to guarantee technological upgrades and investment security. Timeline 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 … IPTV DVB-T/S MPEG development IPTV and DVB development EDGE QAM content delivery and MCTS content delivery development Evolution in line with IPTV and DVB standards DOCSIS LTE/5G EuroDOCSIS 3.1 EuroDOCSIS 3.x LTE / 5G TDD LTE / 5G MIMO Radius Range software/ Semi automatic modulation adaptation Infrastructure 60 W Transmitter New power versions 8100-8400 MHz 5825-6125 MHz 5380-10680 MHz 27 GHz – 42 GHz New frequency combinations Base station and transceiver firmware upgrades Base station HW design evolution CPE functionality and design evolution Antenna gain optimization AIR® management software upgrades 26

DOCSIS via cable networks AIR® verses others AIR® combines the strengths of mobile and fixed solutions being able to provide triple play in different regions with smaller CAPEX AIR® performance combined with LTE or DOCSIS Category Fixed LTE 4G DOCSIS via cable networks FTTH Technical IP bandwidth Triple Play ready Future proof Fast roll-out times Coverage Very dense urban areas (city centers) Small / medium cities; suburbs Areas with low population density Commercial Low CAPEX intensity Equipment (CPE) and installation Source: Arthur D. Little, Globtel Fulfilled well Fulfilled medium Fulfilled low

AIR® Business plan Up to 50 000 users per one base station One base station can serve up to 50.000 users, limited by total throughput Low maintenance cost AIR system operates with very low maintenance cost. Our customers report they have even less maintenance works and costs as in their wireline networks. ˂36 months positive ROI Low capex and opex in combination with high throughput make AIR system a very good investment opportunity. On average our customers reach a breakeven point in 12 months and a positive ROI in only 36 months. 28

The Company and our Partners GLOBTEL Holding Company About Globtel Holding The GLOBTEL Holding team has been developing the AIR system since 2003 and has established a worldwide network of value added resellers and specialists. The Company and our Partners GLOBTEL Holding Company The Partners The GLOBTEL team started to develop the AIR wireless access network in 2003 within the research and development department of a leading Slovenian ISP The AIR system has been fully tested by 2004 and it has been commercially operated in Slovenia since 2005 In 2005, GLOBTEL was founded as a separate company with the business objective to further develop and to market the AIR system GLOBTEL has over 30 employees: 70% work in research and development and have, on average, over 18 years of experience 30% work in sales, marketing and in other functions GLOBTEL co-operates with a worldwide network of value added resellers and over 100 external specialists External specialized institutions: Slovenian Quality Institute University of Ljubljana University of Maribor Institute Jozef Stefan Value added resellers: QUENDI bvba, Belgium Unitelco, Portugal Hammer Fiber, USA Telegroupe, Serbia Walcam, Canada

Contacts Please visit our homepage for more information or contact us to discuss potential projects such as setting-up a test network Thank you very much for your attention! We invite you to contact us, to visit our homepage or to visit us in Slovenia to see our AIR system working. Please feel free to contact us for any further information: Main sales contact: Pavle Mikuž, pavle.mikuz@air-tv.net , mobile: +386 31 783 486 Robert Trlep, robert.trlep@air-tv.net , mobile: +386 41 274 074 Web page: www.air-tv.net, General e-mail: info@air-tv.net GLOBTEL HOLDING d.o.o. Panonska ulica 30 SI-2000 Maribor Slovenia