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Gilat Satellite Networks Corporate Presentation Gilat Satellite Networks | Erez Antebi, CEO March 2015 1 Slide 2 Driving the Satellite Industry for Over 25 Years 2 Leading provider of satellite-based communication products and services Designer and manufacturer of ground segment and networking communication equipment, including VSAT systems (Very Small Aperture Terminals = modems) Small mobility terminals #1 or #2 worldwide VSAT market share outside of North America #1 (or #2) Satcom provider in all satellite segments Shipped over 1.2M terminals to date Growth Strategy Broadband driven by High Throughput Satellites (HTS) with low cost bandwidth Satellite On-The-Move (SOTM); Commercial and Defense 2015 Management Objectives Update: Revenue: between $250 and $260 million EBITDA: between $26 and $28million Slide 3 R&D Center NOC Sales office 930 Employees Worldwide 5 R&D Centers 3 NOCs (Network Operation Centers) 21 Sales Offices 90 Countries 500 + active networks Revenue By Geographies 2013 Global Presence, Local Support 3 Slide 4 Among Our Diverse Customer Base and Partners 4 Satellite Companies Telcos / MNOs Satcom Operators and ISPs System integrators Governments Slide 5 Four Main Satellite Market Trends HTS Abundance of capacity Price erosion Broadband (BB) Demand BB Penetration rates are increasing Cellular Coverage and Networks Coverage is increasing Moving from 2G to 3G/LTE Satellite on-the-Move Mobility needs are growing 5 Source: EuroConsult 2013 TOTAL HTS CAPACITY DEMAND BY VERTICAL MARKET 5 Euroconsult 2013 HTS CAPACITY IS GROWING PRICE TRENDS BY REGION NSR. Commercial Mobility via Satellite, 10th Edition 2014 Source: Comsys 2014 Slide 6 Gilat Business Units Commercial Division Mobility Division Services Division 6 Slide 7 Commercial Division Markets & Applications: Broadband Internet, Cellular Backhaul, Enterprise connectivity Customers: MNOs, Telcos, Satellite Operators Driving Growth: Ubiquitous broadband demand, lower-cost bandwidth (HTS), cellular coverage needs 7 Slide 8 Partnering with HTS Providers Agreements in place with SES, Thaicom, Inmarsat and O3B Value Proposition: Multiple applications on same platform (Broadband, Enterprise, Cellular Backhaul, Mobility,..) Strategic position as technology partner Open System: Multiple ISPs can configure own business offering Flexible business models: Risk sharing OPEX model Ground equipment, VSATs, HUBs, Gateways and Network Operations Collaborative sales and distribution Actively pursuing creative partnerships with other leading satellite providers 8 JCP Slide 9 HTS and Wide-beam Gilat SkyEdge II-c Supports All Applications Total NMS - Network Management 9 Libra Consumer 3G/LTE Cellular Backhaul IP Trunking & Mobility Gemini-i Capricorn Capricorn Pro Low-cost Consumer Enterprise Gemini NEW!!! Slide 10 Ka Band Leaders - Gilat and SES SBBS Project Our SkyEdge II-c hubs and consumer equipment support SESs Ka-band service 20Mbps service @ 30 euros/month Tens of thousands of Consumer Premise Equipment already delivered (and more on the way) 10 "Gilat's advanced VSAT technology allows us to optimize our service proposition and increase our competitive advantage. Patrick Biewer Managing Director of SES Broadband Service Slide 11 CellEdge: Small Cell Coverage for Unserved Areas Fully integrated 2G/3G solution: VSAT and energy solution optimized for low-cost, rapid deployment Value proposition to MNOs: Tell us where you want coverage and within a few months you will have it. Example: TIM Brasil Turnkey solution for 20 remote sites in under 2 months, including site survey and acquisition, equipment delivery, installation and activation of the network Repeat order for additional 30 sites RuralCom Canada Sites running along the Canada Alaska highway 11 Slide 12 Super-fast LTE Backhaul Made Possible With Capricorn SkyEdge II-c Capricorn: 200Mbps the worlds fastest TDMA VSAT Enable MNOs to connect to LTE network via satellite Value proposition to MNOs: Rapid deployment of LTE in suburbs to capture market share Initial orders received for Tier-1 Asian operator 12 Slide 13 Mobility Division Markets & Applications: Broadband-on-the-Move, Aviation, Defense, Broadband-on-the-Pause Customers: System Integrators, Airborne Service Providers, Defense Integrators Driving Growth: Broadband demand, Lower-cost bandwidth (HTS), Airborne connectivity 13 Slide 14 Airborne Connectivity - Today Chris Webster Honeywell Aerospace The combination of field experience and innovative technology was a critical factor in our selection of Wavestreams Ka-band transceivers for integration into our Global Xpress antenna system. Ka-Band AeroStream Transceiver 14 Slide 15 Airborne Connectivity - Tomorrow 15 Full Terminal Slide 16 Tiny Terminals for UAVs BlackRay Integrated System 16 Slide 17 Rugged Antennas On-the-Move RaySat ER5000 17 Slide 18 Passenger Broadband Connectivity RaySat ER7000 18 Slide 19 Manpack On-The-Pause 19 SatTrooper Slide 20 Services Division - Gilat Peru and Gilat Colombia Markets & Applications: Developing countries, Broadband and communications coverage Customers: Government USO entities Driving Growth: Bridging the digital divide 20 Slide 21 Services Division: Gilat Peru Awarded $285 Million BOT Regional Telecommunications Infrastructure project by Fitel in Peru. 3 bids won for 3 regions Fiber-optic Transport Network - Build and operate for 1 year Wireless Access Network - Build and operate for 10 years Bringing high quality connectivity to rural villages in need of broadband services. Connecting more than 600 government institutions Additional revenues expected from selling capacity on new network to Telcos and MNOs IAL project operational Providing telephony and internet services to 9,000 villages Government expected to issue more projects like this over next 2 years 21 Slide 22 Services Division: Gilat Colombia $99m project from Colombias MINTIC: Deployment finished and operational 3 years service (2 quarters of service in 2014) Internet and educational services to 1,900 rural communities and schools 22 Slide 23 Financial Indicators 23 Slide 24 Annual Financial Indicators ($M) Annual RevenuesEBITDAOperating Income (loss) Non GAAP GAAP Slide 25 Quarterly Financial Indicators ($M) Quarterly RevenuesEBITDA Non GAAP Operating Income (loss) Slide 26 * Adjustments reflect the effect of non-cash stock options expenses as per ASC 718, amortization of intangible assets related to share acquisition transactions and net income (loss) from discontinued operations. Profit and Loss Highlights - Non GAAP* US$ millions, except per share data Three months ended December 31, 2014 2013 Year ended December 31, 2014 2013 Revenues 73.155.7235.1234.9 Gross Profit 27.021.588.784.6 Gross Margin 37.0%38.5%37.7%36.0% R&D net 6.07.424.727.4 S&M 6.98.231.130.9 G&A 6.66.019.721.9 Operating Income (loss) 7.5(0.1)13.14.4 Net income (loss) 4.4(1.0)7.4(1.1) Diluted EPS 0.10(0.02)0.17(0.03) EBITDA 10.42.523.416.3 Slide 27 US$ millions December 31, 2014 September 30, 2014 Cash Balances * 53.546.7 Total Assets 364.9352.1 Total Debt 30.931.1 Shareholders equity 225.1222.6 Balance Sheet Highlights Quarter to Quarter * Including cash and cash equivalents, restricted cash and net of short term bank credits. Slide 28 2015 Management Objectives Revenues between $250M to $260M EBITDA between $26M to $28M H2 expected to be significantly stronger than H1 28 Slide 29 Summary Satellite communication needs will significantly increase in the near future HTS Mobility Cellular Significant opportunities in Government funded rural telecom infrastructure projects Gilat is well-positioned to take advantage of these markets Financial situation Significant improvement in profitability Healthy balance sheet Continued growth expected 29 Slide 30 Thank You Gilat Satellite Networks | info@gilat.com | www.gilat.cominfo@gilat.com