CORPORATE PRESENTATIONGurvinder Chohan – Director Business Development

OVERVIEW

Corporate Overview

History

Product Overview

Heritage

Facility

Conclusion

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Corporate Overview

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Satellite Systems

Integrated Information Solutions

Geospatial Services

• Mission-critical operational focus

• Capability foundation for the Company

• Worldwide customer base

• Strong backlog, stable customers

Global Presence

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Moscow4 Employees

Pasadena, CA65 Employees

Boulder, CO 13 Employees

Las Alamitos, CA106 Employees

Houston, TX18 Employees

Afghanistan35 Employees

KSC1 Employee

Richmond Space Missions56 Employees

UK2 Employees

Richmond I2S668 Employees

Brampton442 Employees

Halifax50 Employees

Ste. Anne660 Employees

Suffield3 Employees

DFL12 Employees

Ottawa I2S55 Employees

CSA20 Employees

Over 2200Employees

Gaithersburg, MD 204 Employees

Charlottesville, VA 7 Employees

History

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Anik A - 1972

Alouette 1962

NASA Relay 1962

Anik C - 1983

Radarsat I - 1995

Int’l Space

Station -

2002Radarsat 2 - 2006

MSAT - 1995 Inmarsat

Feeds - 2005

RCA Limited

Govt & Commercial

Systems Division

1928

Northern

Telecom

Satellite Division

1977

Spar Aerospace

Limited

1977

EMS

Technologies Inc.

19992005

Product offering

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• Communications Satellite Equipment – Communications Payloads

– Antenna Systems (UHF to V-Band)

– Electronics (Digital, RF, Power)

• Remote Sensing Satellites– Payloads for Radar and EO

• Manned Space– Robotic Command & Control

– Communications

• Fabrication and Test Services– Range Tests

– PIM/Multipactor

– Electrical Fab & Test

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Heritage

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Antenna

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FSS/DBS antennas: Reflector antennas producing contoured beams primarily for broadcast applications

MSS antennas: Large feed arrays for mobile L/S-Band communications

Multibeam antennas: Antennas producing a contiguous lattice of high gain beams for broadband applications

UHF antennas: Large rigid or deployable antennas typically used for military communications

Navigation antennas: Global coverage L-Band antennas for navigation applications

Remote sensing antennas:

Array antennas with electronic shaping and steering capabilities

Other products and step-outs:

RF Sensing Systems, Advanced NGSO antennas, lens antennas, photonic bandgap structures, etc.

Antenna Heritage

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Antenna

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• SATCOM Solutions: MDA has vast heritage of over 200+ SATCOM programs. Leader in Space Antenna technology.

• Leader in Ka-band multibeam antennas with many strategic patents and key realizations

• Anik F2: 45 high-gain spot beams over North-America (ANIK 2). MDA made the Tx antennas.

• Ka-Sat: Complete antenna subsystem. 86 combined Tx+Rx high-gain beams with RF Tracking and more than 200 integrated waveguide runs.

• Viasat-1: High-Performance Tx+Rx Feed Clusters comprised of 90 feed chains

• Jupiter-1: High-Performance Tx+Rx Feed Clusters comprised of 90 feed chains and lightweight composite panel

• Hylas-2: complete Ka-Band Multibeam Antennas system generating about 50 spot beams.

• Engineering solutions - Systems design, scattering analysis (characterizes the satellite body effects on Tx and Rx) and supporting AIT

Payload Introduction

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• MDA Montreal has been designing and building satellite payloads since the 1960s

• MDA was a major supplier of communications payloads to satellite primes during 1975 – 1994

• Due to the evolution of the commercial industry in the 1990s -and a focus of Canadian institutional spending onto Remote Sensing missions - MDA Montreal evolved into:– The leading supplier of Radar Payloads– The leading independent supplier of Antennas– A leading independent provider of Communications Payloads

Recent investments and contract awards confirm mainstream communications payload production at MDA Montreal

Recent communication payload programs

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Cascade A very high speed (1.4Gbs) store (6Tb) and forward satellite payload

EXPRESS AM5 / AM6

Express 2000 platforms from ISS

12 kW payload power EOL

Highly complex L, C, Ku, Ka payloads

C-band multi-beam payloads

Ku-band multi-beam payloads

Ka-band spot beam payloads for broadband access services

L-band payloads for mobile communications

Repeater & Antenna design, development & AI&T at MDA Montreal

Technology transfer

Payload AI&T support to NIIR at ISS-Reshetnev, Russia

Spacecraft AI&T support to NIIR at ISS-Reshetnev, Russia

Launch support at Baikonur using Proton

IOT support in Russia

Recent communication payload programs

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LYBID

Express 1000H satellite platform

5.6 kW Payload Power EOL

Multiple Ku band antennas

30 Ku-band transponders including channel-to-beam switching / cross-strapping

Payload design, development, AI&T at MDA Montreal

Spacecraft AI&T support at ISS-Reshetnev, Russia

Launch support at Baikonur using Zenit 3SLB

IOT support in Ukraine

MDA responsible for ground segment and training

Recent communication payload programs

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AMOS 6

Platforms from IAI

9 kW payload power EOL

Highly complex Ku, Ka and C or S band payloads

C or S-band multi-beam payloads

Ku-band multi-beam payloads

Ka-band spot beam payloads for broadband access services

Repeater & Antenna design, development & AI&T at MDA Montreal

Payload AI&T at MDA Montreal

Spacecraft AI&T support to IAI, Israel

Launch support

IOT support Israel

Payload Heritage

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1962/65 Launch ISIS I/II (Alouette I/II), Scientific, Ionospheric Studies. Defence & Research

1975 Launch RCA Satcom, 24 Channel C Band Repeater1976 Launch CTS (Hermes) Experimental Ku High Power

Communications Repeater for CRC, 200 Watt Ku TWTA, TV Service

1978 Launch Anik B for Telesat, first Hybrid Repeater, C and Ku1978 to 2001 SARSAT Repeater Dev, 13th follow-on-production

finished in 2001 1983 1st Launch TDRSS, 12 Channel C-Band Repeaters, Qty 51978 to 1982 Anik C1/C2/C3 on a Hughes Spin-Stabilized

satellite, Ku Band Repeaters, Antennas, Anik C3 S/C level AI&T for 1st time at DFL

1981 - 1983 Anik D1, D2 C Band Repeaters1985 Launch Brasilsat, C Band payloads with large number for

Brazilian Eng at Montreal on training all Eng disciplines

Payload Heritage

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1991, 1995 Launch ERS-1, ERS-2, X Band Down Link for Remote Sensing

1991 First Launch Anik E1 and E2 Repeaters, Replacement for Anik C+D, 24 C + 24 Ku

1991 to 1994 MSAT M1, M2, Mobile Communications Satellite, L Band, Ku Band

1992 to 1995 Radarsat 1, Launch Nov 952000 to 2004 ANIK F2 SpaceMux, Launch 20042000 to 2007 Radarsat 2, Launch 20072001 to 2003 DIALOG, C + Ku Band Payload for Russia,

delivered in 20032004 to 2008 CASCADE/CASSIOPE Store and Forward Ka-

Band Payload (awaiting launch)2009 – Present EXPRESS AM5 / AM6, L + C + Ku + Ka Payloads for

NIIR/ISS2010 – Present LUTCH-M, Ka-band high power assemblies to NIIR

for Russian data relay mission2010 – Present LYBID, Ku-band payload for Ukraine NCSS

Facility

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• MDA has extensive facilities for Spacecraft Assembly Integration and Test:

• Clean Rooms for integration 10,000 and 100,000

• Thermal vacuum chambers

• Anechoic chambers

• Vibration table

• Acoustic testing

• 5 High AIT Bays - total floor space approximately 4,000m2

• Direct access to environmental facilities

Access and unique relationship with Government-owned facilities - David Florida Labs

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MDA Space Robotic Capabilities

• Largest space systems company in Canada

– Earth Observation, Spacecraft Systems, Robotics

– Mission prime, large system integrator, systems & technology provider

– Established supplier internationally (e.g. CSA, NASA, ESA & JAXA)

• Space robotic technology portfolio spanning manned and unmanned orbital and space domains:

• Robotic Arms & Sample Handling Rendezvous, Docking & Servicing• Rovers & Surface Mobility Autonomy, Guidance & Control• Planetary instruments Robotic Interfaces• Robotic Vision – Cameras & Lidar Ground Infrastructure

• Technology applications across multiple terrestrial markets

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Space Robotic Business Areas

Phoenix & APXS (2009+)Mars science instruments

Future Space InfrastructureHuman Transportn & infrastructure

Spacecraft ServicingFuture space asset servicing

OSIRIS-Rex (2016)Asteroid S/Rtn science instrument

Manned Infrastructure (1986+)Shuttle, ISS assembly & servicing

Auton. Orbital Robotics (2001+)Unmanned rdv & servicing

Orbital Robotics

Mars Science & ExplorationMars Robotics towards MSR

Human Space ExplorationLunar & Asteroid Robotics

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MDA Robotic Systems: Manipulators

SRMS Shuttle Manipulator (1986-2011)Flight arms used for 25+ yrs of assembly,

servicing, astronaut & payload ops

SSRMS ISS Manipulator (2003+)Flight arm used to assemble, service & maintain

ISS & capture visiting vehicles

DEXTRE (2010+)15-dof robot on ISS for dexterous

servicing & maintenance tasks

Orbital Express Arm (2007)Flight arm for autonomous sat servicing demo

(free-flyer capture & ORU transfer)

Next Generation Canadarms (2010-12)Next-gen Large & Small Arm prototypes

for orbital servicing & exploration

Rover-Mounted Manipulation (2009)Mars Arm engineering model used on rover prototype for science ops + 2018 Arm prep

flight prototypeOrbital flight prototypePlanetary

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Terrestrial Robotics

Medical RoboticsImage guided robotic surgery

Nuclear Robotics

Nuclear reactor inspection

Security RoboticsRecon of Hazardous Environments

TransportationCanadian Electric Vehicles

• Terrestrial Robotics

– Medical: robotic surgery (e.g. NeuroArm)

– Nuclear: reactor inspection (e.g. OPG)

– Security: assistance / recon (e.g. C2SM)

– Transport: vehicles (e.g. BRP)

• Knowledge & Innovation

– Industry-academia partnerships

– Large industry / small industry collaboration

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Conclusion

MDA is dependable, capable and competitive business partners

• Dependable

– Over Five decades of heritage in space programs

– Excellent track record delivering quality products on-time

– Strong customer focus recognized by excellent ratings and awards

• Capable

– World-leader in several types of products with many strategic patents and enabling technologies

– System Engineering capability enhances ability to meet our customer’s needs

– Skilled, dedicated and committed staff with 14 years average experience with the Company

• Competitive

– World-class satellite AI&T facilities and personnel

– Financially healthy and stable

– Commercial success and growth in make-buy environments with all major primes

MDA, A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

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MDA, A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

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www.mdacorporation.comGurvinder Chohan – Director Business DevelopmentEmail: gchohan@mdacorporation.com

Phone: +1-514- 425-3049Mobile: +1-514-297-3475

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