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Analysis of TV IndustryAnalysis of TV Industry

FPD TV Market AnalysisFPD TV Market Analysis

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– The LCD TV SpecialistThe LCD TV Specialist

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– Holder of WorldHolder of World’’s Leading Technologys Leading Technology

Management Strategy & VisionManagement Strategy & Vision

FinancialsFinancials

AppendixAppendix

3

Evolution of TV : DigitalizationEvolution of TV : Digitalization

Expansion of Digital TV DemandExpansion of Digital TV Demand

LCD TV LCD TV –– Leading the Expansion of Digital TVLeading the Expansion of Digital TV

Analysis of TV IndustryAnalysis of TV Industry

4

“Digital TV”Essential Media of the Digital Convergence

PLC / Cable xDSL

wirelessCommunicator

HHP

PDA

DVD Home Theater

Car AV Navigation

Tablet PC

WiFi Note PC

Home Media Center

Wireless LAN / IEE802.11x

USB

.02 / IEEE B

luetooth

PVR

Telematics

Projection

CRT

LCD

PDP

CRTCRT

AnalogAnalog

DigitalDigital

FPDFPD

Evolution of TV : DigitalizationEvolution of TV : Digitalization

Expansion in FunctionExpansion in Function

Expansion in Size /Expansion in Size /Reduction in Volume / WeightReduction in Volume / Weight

Development of Digital TechnologiesHigh Definition, Multi-function of TVs

Digital TV

Digital Convergence

&Ubiquitous Computing

GSM

W

-CD

MA

5Expansion of Digital TV DemandExpansion of Digital TV Demand

Full-scale Digital TV Broadcasting in Korea

U.K.U.K.

U.S.A.U.S.A.

JapanJapan

KoreaKorea

Nov 1998 Dec 2006May 2002

(All Commercial Broadcasting)May 2003

(All Public Broadcasting)

Sep 2002 Nov 1998 (Ondigital)Oct 2002 (Freeview) 2010

Nov 2002 Nov 2002(Parts of Capital Area) 2010

Jan 2000 2003 (3 Major Cities)2006 (Nationwide) 2011

Sep 2000 Oct 2001 (Capital Area)2005 (Nationwide) 2010

TestBroadcasting

RegularBroadcasting

Termination ofAnalog Broadcasting

GermanyGermany

Digital TV Broadcasting Schedule in the world

0

3

6

9

12

15

18

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 20120%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Number of Digital TVHouseholdsDigital TV BroadcastingPenetration Rate

(Million Households)

(Source: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, March 2005)(Source: Display Bank, 2004 Korea Display Conference)

Digital TV Broadcasting PenetrationDigital TV Broadcasting Penetration2005 : 21% 2005 : 21% →→ 2012 : 97%2012 : 97%

6LCD TV LCD TV –– Leading the Expansion of Digital TVLeading the Expansion of Digital TV

Electronic Album, Built-in Games

Broadcast Reception

PC, Internet

DVD Player, MP3, Radio, Record TV

All-in-one

Expansion due to convergence of broadcasting & communications

- Functional Convergence : Broadcast Reception + Internet + Digital Content of Communications

- Product Convergence : TV + PC + All-in-one Digital Appliances

(Source: Display Bank, 2004 Korea Display Conference)

3.7% Growth in Total TV Market - LCD TV 58.9% growth- PDP TV 49.9% growth- Projection TV 10.7% growth- CRT TV -2.3% growth

(Million Units)

0

50

100

150

200

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

LCD TV

PDP TV

Projection TV

CRT TV

CAGR 58.9%

• Reduction of CRT TVs Surge in FPD (Flat Panel Display) TVs

• Among FPD TVs, demand expansion in the order of LCD > PDP > Projection TV expected

Expansion of Digital TV through Convergence Expected High Growth for LCD TV

7

LCD TV LCD TV –– Superior FunctionsSuperior Functions

FPD TV Market Analysis FPD TV Market Analysis

LCD TV LCD TV –– Narrowing the Gaps in Size & PriceNarrowing the Gaps in Size & Price

LCD TV LCD TV –– Expected GrowthExpected Growth

Market Leader with TechnologyMarket Leader with Technology

LCD TV LCD TV –– High Entry BarriersHigh Entry Barriers

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– The Leader of LCD TVThe Leader of LCD TV

8

Energy Consumption(High Electricity Consumption)

BigSize

(over 50 “)

Plasma formed through electric

discharge

Image created through self light emission by

unit LED

Remaining Images

(Response Time)Resolution

Image created by adjusting light from light source through control of unit liquid

crystals

Resolution, Size & VolumePrice

Screen projection by increasing image

source through optical reflection

KeyWeaknesses

KeyStrengthsPrinciples of DisplaysStructure

LCD TV LCD TV –– Superior FunctionsSuperior Functions

(Source : KDC 2004 Korea DISPLAY Conference, 2004.6)

Good

Normal

None

Very Good

5~60,000 Hr

180W

72%

170

700:1

1366 X 768

500Cd/m

LCD TV(40” HD Basis)

LCD330WPower

Consumption (SET)

PDP90%Color

Reproduction Ratio

Equal170Viewing Angle

PDP3,000:1(130:1)Contrast(Bright Room)

LCD1024 X 768Resolution

PDP1,000Cd/mBrightness(F/W)

SuperiorityPDP TV(42” HD Basis)

Performance(40”)

Response Time

GradationCharacteristics

Remaining Image

Space Economy

Product Life

EqualGood

PDPGood

LCDUnfavorable

LCDGood

LCD30,000 Hr

Projection TV

PDP (Plasma Display Panel) TV

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TV

LCD TV vs. PDP TV (40”)Structure & Characteristics of FPD TV

9

0

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

9,000

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

42"HD PDP

42"HD LCD

LCD TV LCD TV –– Narrowing the Gaps in Size & PriceNarrowing the Gaps in Size & Price

Expansion of LCD panel supply due to development of manufacturing technologies (size enlargement) and aggressive investments among competitors

Continuing price fall in LCD panels which take up the biggest portion of LCD TV costs

LCD TV overcoming the limitations in size subsequent to 2000 closely trailing PDP

LCD TV size already reached 50”~60”, generally recognized as the limit of size for household demand

(USD)

Expansion of Investments in LCD Panel The Fall in LCD TV Costs

Overcoming The Limitations in Size Subsequent to 2000

(Size)

~1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004

10”

20”

30”

40”

50”

2000

60”

70”

80”

100”

2005

LCD PDP

(Source: Display Search, Meritz Securities Report, Dec 2004)

10

<Quantity>

2005 TFT-LCD New Production Line Schedule

30.9% 27.8% 6.9% 10.8% 23.6%

Digital TV Preference by Device

LCD TV PDP TV Projection CRT Don’t Know

(Source : Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, 2004)

LCD TV LCD TV –– Expected GrowthExpected Growth

LCD TV No. 1, in Consumer PreferenceBased on Performance

Expansion of Supply Capacities of Panel Manufacturers based on Increase LCD TV Demand

0

20

40

60

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

LCD TV

PDP TV

(Million Units)

CAGR 58.9%

CAGR 49.9%

LCD TV – Surpassing PDP in Q’ty & Amount

<Amount>

0

20

40

60

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

LCD TV

PDP TV

(Billion Dollars)

CAGR 53.7%

CAGR 15.7%

(Source: Display bank, 2004 Korea Display Conference)

4Q04 2Q051Q05 3Q05 4Q05

2045

3030

3020

6030

9045

60

Capa

56

66

5.55.5

56

67

7

GEN

1100*13001500*1850

1500*18501500*1850

1300*15001300*1500

1100*13001500*1850

1500*18501950*2250

1870*2200

Size

1QDI

12CPT

23CMO

33AUO

31LGPL

2SEC

Phase

BOE-OT 2

(unit: K/month)

11

Crucial Change in the TV Industry

Market Leader with TechnologyMarket Leader with Technology

Core Competitiveness

Underlying Technologies

DisplayDigital

AnalogAnalogTechnology +

SpeedTechnology +

CapitalStandard +

Patent

FPD

CRTCRT

2000s ~

1970s~1990s1940s~1960s

???

SonyRCALeading Company

58 59

2435

186

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2003 2004

Others

Big 4~8

Big 3

• Changes in the LCD TV market in 2003~2004

- success of the Big 3 companies;- progress of competitive middle-ranked firms;- demise of bottom-ranked firms behind in technology and speed

Intense competition is expected due to the new entry of additional companies

Is the Competition for Direct Penetrating LCD TV Market Over?

Emergence of Sharp as No.1 LCD Company /Entry of DIBOSS into the Middle Ranks as a Specialist in LCD

• Sharp has secured the No. 1 position in the LCD TV market as a result of fully focusing on LCD business subsequent to 1998

• DIBOSS has maintained the No. 8 position for the 2 consecutive year, having secured specialized technological know-how in LCD TV since 2000. (2% M/S in 2003 → 3% M/S in 2004)

• DIBOSS is expected to benefit from the indirect entry in the high growth LCD TV market, as it is the sole company with ODM capacity among 8 major LCD companies in the world

• Recent competition in LCD TV is similar to the fierce competition for leadership in the TV market subsequent to opening of RCA’s patent in 1958

• Sony backed by Trinitron technology developed in 1968 has dominated the world TV market since the 1970s

• As of 2005, competition of numerous companies for the leadership in the next generation LCD TV has resumed with the collapse of Sony’s position as the leader due to the progress of innovation in digital & FPDtechnologies

Sharp31%

Samsung17%Sony

11%

Others6%

Panasonic10%

LG 11%

Phillips 7%

DIBOSS 3%

Toshiba 4%

LCD TV Global M/S

(2004)

12LCD TV LCD TV –– High Entry BarriersHigh Entry Barriers

OpportunityNew large-scale marketDTV industry supported by governments over the worldHigh assembly & distribution margins

StrengthCompetitive edge in labor and indirect costs

ThreatIntensified competition for securing high growth market

Weakness

Lack of Technological KnowLack of Technological Know--howhow

Difficulties in Establishing Sales NetworkDifficulties in Establishing Sales Network

Time & CostsTime & CostsRequired for Product DevelopmentRequired for Product Development

A brandA brand’’s Advantages Advantage

““ High Entry BarriersHigh Entry Barriers””

SWOT of Small & Medium LCD TV Followers

- Dominated by global home appliance firms- ODM, OEM dominated by SMEs with technological know-how

- Development period required for product line-up by screen size and model

- Large-scale initial investments for layout, design & molding

- Complexities of TV reception method by countries- Diversity of world broadcasting environments- Differences in characteristics of regional needs

- Existing brands preferred by countries- Diverse distribution channels of existing companies

13

PriceCompetitiveness

(Raw MaterialPurchasing Ability)

ProductDevelopment Ability

MarketingCapacities

(Sales Network)

DifferentiatedProduct Power

Speed ofTime to Market

Compared toLarge Firms

Compared toSMEs

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– Established Leader of LCD TVEstablished Leader of LCD TV

No. 8 in the World Market

Leading Position in the European Market

Leader of Digital Convergence Technology

• No. 3 among domestic firms following Samsung and LG

• 13% share of total European market• 30% share of Swiss market (No.1)

• Possession of technological abilities keeping up with large corporations

• Introduction of the world’s first Koran TV and game TV

• Introduction of ‘iMTV’, the world’s first internet, multimedia TV

DIBOSS – No. 8 in the World Market Competitiveness of DIBOSS

Focus on development of specialized LCD TV technologies since establishment in 2000Ability to design 27 types of reception methods- Only SME to possess image quality engine ‘mise’- Only SME to possess full line-up (10”~46”)- First digital convergence TV developer in the world

Expansion of ODM market through strategic alliances with NEC, Casio and MarantzExport business channels of more than 124 in 72 countries based on market dominance in Europe

LCD Panel - Stable supply from panel manufacturersMicronas IC (Core image quality chip)- Designated as Micronas Asia Lab in 2001 :

Stable supply of core IC chip with reasonable price

iMTVKoran TVGame TVMISE Engine

Flexible Decision-MakingFocused MarketingAggressive Product DevelopmentPrompt Product Commercialization

14

Initial Start in Overseas Business with High DemandInitial Start in Overseas Business with High Demand

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– The LCD TV SpecialistThe LCD TV Specialist

ODM + OBMODM + OBM

World RecognitionWorld Recognition

100% LCD TV, 200% CAGR. DIBOSS100% LCD TV, 200% CAGR. DIBOSS

15Initial Start in Overseas Business with Initial Start in Overseas Business with High DemandHigh Demand

20022003

2004

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%Domesticsales

Exports

20022003

2004.3Q

0%

25%

50%

75%

100% Others

U.S.A.

Middle East

Asia

Japan

Europe

• Established 76 business channels for exports in 28 countries in 2002• Secured 124 business channels for exports in 72 countries as of 2005 1Q

• Initial start in overseas business with precedent LCD TV market formation• Percentage of exports exceeding 96% in 2002~2004

Export-Oriented Growth Market Portion by region

16ODM + OBMODM + OBM

Improvementof

Growth

Reinforcementof

Stability

Establishmentof

Credibility

Improvementof

Profitability

Improvement ofBrandValue

ODM

• Improvement of customer confidence

• Establishment of references

• Influx of R&D cost• Reduction of investments

such as marketing• Improvement of operations

rate

• Secured demand• Penetration into world markets

• Planned Production• Strategic alliances with

major global companies

• Leading the new standards of digital convergence products

• Competitive advantage in speed

• DIBOSS – Reputable LCD TV Manufacturer

• Vitze – Masterpiece LCD TV

DIBOSS – Only LCD TV ODM Companyin Korea in the True Sense

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2001 2002 2003 2004

OBM

ODM

OEM

Strategic Allocation & Utilization of ODM & OBM Sales Structure by Business Term

Developmentof Next

GenerationProducts

OBM

17

Three companies(Disclosure prohibited

under NDA)

World RecognitionWorld Recognition

DIBOSS in Stockholm Airport, SwedenRecognition of DIBOSS

Quality Recognition through ODM with Global Leading Companies

• Introduction of 30” LCD TV in 2003, second to Sharp – Domination of initial European LCD TV market

• DIBOSS brand recognized in France, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, Germany and Eastern Europe

• Market expansion into other countries via ODM brand

No. 1 in Swiss Market with 30% M/S13% Share in Total European Market

DIBOSS in Saturn, Germany

DIBOSS in FUST, Switzerland

DIBOSS in Media market, Hungary

DIBOSS 3%

“No. 8 in the World“No. 8 in the World

Samsung17%

Sony11%

Others6%

Panasonic10%

LG 11%

Phillips 7%

Toshiba 4%

20042004

Sharp31%

18

2001 2002 2003 2004

0

35

70

40"

32"

30"

27"

26"

23"

20"

17"

15"

Others

100% LCD TV, 200% CAGR. DIBOSS100% LCD TV, 200% CAGR. DIBOSS

CAGR 204.7%(Billion Won)

High Annual Average Growth Over 200%

|2000Mar Established Sevit Co., Ltd.Oct Registered as MICRONAS’s Asia Lab

Jan Designated as venture companyJun Developed wireless 10.4” LCD TVSep Developed 15” / 17” / 20.1” LCD TV

Jun Designated as prominent export SMEJul Selected as INNO-BIZ (technology innovation) companyDec Developed 30” and 23” wide LCD TV

Oct Awarded Venture Business Grand PrizeNov Awarded Order of Industrial Service Merit Bronze Tower and US$ 10

Million Export TowerDec Developed 40” LCD TV

Apr Changed company name (Sevitech DIBOSS)May Established local sales and production subsidiary in Europe

Concluded co-marketing agreement for HD broadcasting with SkyLife

Jul Selected as 2004 1H Good Design (GD) Sep Featured world’s first Internet multimedia TV, “iMTV”Nov Awarded US$ 50 Million Export TowerDec Opened shop in Lotte Department Store (Myeongdong)

Received KOSDAQ Preliminary Screening Approval

|2001

|2002

|2003

|2004

Jan Awarded New Technology Innovation Management Grand Prize in the LCD TV sector by The Korea Economic Daily

May KOSDAQ listing

|2005

19

DIBOSS DIBOSS –– Holder of WorldHolder of World’’ssLeading TechnologyLeading Technology

WorldWorld’’s Leading Technology & Products Leading Technology & Product

Full LCD TV Product LineFull LCD TV Product Line--upup

InIn--house Technology Based on R&D house Technology Based on R&D

‘‘misemise’’ –– WorldWorld’’s Leading Image Quality Engines Leading Image Quality Engine

Leader of Convergence LCD TVLeader of Convergence LCD TV

20WorldWorld’’s Leading Technology & Products Leading Technology & Product

In-house TechnologyBased on R&D

Leader ofConvergence LCD TV

Full LCD TV Product Line-up

21Full LCD TV Product LineFull LCD TV Product Line--upup

• 10” LCD TV

• 15” LCD TV

• 20” LCD TV

• AV SET-TOP BOX for EU market

• 30” Wide LCD TV (The Second introduction in the world)

• 10” CASIO ODM LCD TV

• 17” Wide, 23” Wide LCD TV

• 17”/23”/30” NEC ODM LCD TV

200520042003200220012 Models1110”

1

1212

332

15 Models

5 Models4 Models1 Models6 Models3 Models4 Models1 Models4 Models5 Models5 Models2 Models

(Number of Models)

15”17”19”20”23”26”27”30”32”40”46”

11 Models8 Models2 Models6 Models

1

1

21222

1

3

2

4

12

1

• 40” Wide LCD TV

• 32” Wide LCD TV

• 30” Wide Marantz

ODM LCD TV

• 27” Wide LCD TV

• 26” Wide LCD TV

• The World’s first Internet, multimedia TV (iMTV)

• Built-in game & Koran LCD TV

• 46” Wide LCD TV

• 19”/26”/32”/40” New ODM LCD TV

• Built-in DVB-T (European DTV) LCD TV

• Digital all-in-one LCD TV

“Competitiveness Through Full Product Line-up from 10” to 46”

“Competitiveness Through Full Product Line-up from 10” to 46”Number of Product Models by Year and Size

Major Developments

22

• World-class German semiconductor company• IC applied to most of digital home electronic

products in the world• Technological Ability Recognized• Designated as MICRONAS Asia Lab

Strategic CooperationRelationship

InIn--house Technology Based on R&Dhouse Technology Based on R&D

2001

2002

2003

2004

Patent History

Advantage in price & function of small & mid-sized models due to

development of VCT-i Chip

Motion picture shaking prevention image engine developed in-house for the first

time in the world(Companies with image quality engines in the world:

DIBOSS, Sony, Samsung, LG)

In-house TechnologyImage Quality Engine

The World’s FirstApplication of

1 CHIP IC

Priority Support ofCore IC Technologies

Automatic controllable display device according to image display direction and its operation method (Patent registration)Installation structure of image display device (Patent registration)Wireless adjustable set top system (Patent registration)Fixed device of flat image display equipment (Removable type) (Patent application)Fixed device of flat image display equipment (Head rest type) (Patent application)LCD monitor/TV receiver (10.4” A) (Design registration)

Automatic controllable display device according to image display direction (Patent application)Display apparatus whose signal processing unit is separated (Patent application)Display technology that automatically adjusts visual image display (KT New technology Certification)LCD monitor/TV receiver (15.1” A) (Design registration)LCD monitor/TV receiver (15.1” D) (Design registration)LCD monitor/TV receiver (15.1” E) (Design registration)

LCD monitor/TV receiver (30”F model) (Design registration)LCD monitor/TV receiver (10.4”C model) (Design application)

LCD monitor/TV receiver (30” model) (Design application)

23

The World’s First Motion Picture Shaking Prevention Digital Engine

‘‘misemise’’ –– WorldWorld’’s Leading Image Quality Engines Leading Image Quality Engine

Reproduction of high speedmovement without shaking

Delicate reproduction oftender movement

Perfect reproductionof natural colors

24Leader of Convergence LCD TVLeader of Convergence LCD TV

• 16 built-in games including Tetris, Gallaga and baseball

• Great sensation in the Middle East and Asia

Built-in Koran

Built-in Game

Built-in InternetMultimedia functions

• The World’s first built-in Koran function• Appraised as “sacred LCD TV” in the

Middle East

DIBOSS Koran TV

DIBOSS GAME TV

• World’s first digital convergence product• Built-in exclusive multimedia board and 40G hard disk

drive• Internet, electronic album & remote computer

functions

DIBOSS iMTV

“DIBOSS – Leader of Digital Convergence Products”

“DIBOSS iMTV” – The World’s First Internet Multimedia TV

25

No. 1 Digital Convergence ProductsNo. 1 Digital Convergence Products

Management Strategy & VisionManagement Strategy & Vision

Continuing & Strengthening PositionContinuing & Strengthening Positionin the Niche Marketin the Niche Market

VisionVision

26

Introduction of Market Leading Products

No. 1 Digital Convergence ProductNo. 1 Digital Convergence Product

Display integrated with High-Tech Digital Home Electronics via High Quality Brand “VITZE”

BuiltBuilt--in Electronic Album, Gamesin Electronic Album, Games

Digital Broadcasting ReceptionDigital Broadcasting Reception

PC, InternetPC, Internet

DVD Player,MP3,Radio,Record TVDVD Player,MP3,Radio,Record TV

AllAll--inin--oneone

Introductionof Full 10~40’’

Product line-up

Introduction ofMulti-functional

Products

All-in-oneTV Products

Time to Market

Best in the Market

“VITZE” – Convergence MasterpieceIntroduction of Convergence Products Ahead of Competitors

High-Tech Digital Specialized Stable

Creative Craftsmanship Global

Continued Upgrading of Products

27Continuing & Strengthening Position in the Niche MarketContinuing & Strengthening Position in the Niche Market

“Preceding Convergence Product Development Ability+ Prompt & Flexible Commercialization Ability Compared to Large Firms

= Continuing & Strengthening Position in the Niche Market”

Hotel TV

Broadcasting TV

Koran TV

Special Channel TV

Let’s game TV!!

Let’s game TV!! Tetris.

racing.Baseball.

.

.

Tetris.racing.

Baseball...

Front Desk

ProgramManagement System

Media Center(system provider)

MTI

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

MTI MTI

Hospital TV

Game TV

28VisionVision

No.1 DigitalConvergence Products

“Premium Digital TV Maker”

Full LCD TV Product Line-upIn-house TechnologyBased on R&D Leader of Convergence LCD TV

Time to Market &Best in the Market

Continuing & StrengtheningPosition in the Niche Market

Reinforcement of BrandRecognition in Domestic & Abroad

29

Sales & EarningsSales & Earnings

Summary Financial StatementsSummary Financial Statements

Major Financial RatiosMajor Financial Ratios

ValuationValuation

FinancialsFinancials

30Sales & EarningsSales & Earnings

CAGR 168%

0.1 0.3

2.7

4.6

10.1

4.6

2.8

6.0

7.0

8.1

0

3

6

9

12

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005(E)

0

2

4

6

8

10Operating Profit

Operating Profit Ratio

29

46

66

125

0

50

100

150

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005(E)

Continuing High Growth Rapid Improvement of Profitability

(Billion Won) (Billion Won) (%)

31Summary Financial StatementsSummary Financial Statements

22.1

7.2

0.0

2.0

3.2

2.0

14.9

1.7

13.2

22.1

3.9

1.0

7.2

14.9

2003

2.4

0.4

0.0

0.1

0.0

0.3

2.0

0.2

1.8

2.4

0.3

0.0

0.5

1.9

2001

39.4

9.5

0.0

4.6

3.2

2.0

29.9

1.1

28.7

39.4

5.6

1.3

10.5

28.9

2004

0.0 Capital Adjustments

12.3 Total Assets

2.3 Tangible Assets

8.8 Total Liabilities

2.0 Long-term Liabilities

6.8 Current Liabilities

12.3

3.5

0.3

1.6

1.6

0.4

4.8

7.5

2002

Total Shareholders’Equity

Additional Paid-in and Other Capital

Current Assets

Investments

Non-Current Assets

Total Liabilities & Shareholders’ Equity

Retained Earnings

Capital Stock

(Billion Won)

1.7

0.3

2.0

2.0

1.4

0.7

2.7

3.1

5.9

39.6

45.5

2003

0.1

0.0

0.1

0.1

0.0

0.0

0.1

0.6

0.7

1.6

2.3

2001

2.3

0.0

2.3

2.1

3.5

1.0

4.6

4.5

9.0

56.6

65.6

2004

0.3 Non-operating Income

0.3 Operating Profit

1.0 Selling, general & Administrative Expenses

0.2 Net Income Before Income taxes

0.2 Ordinary Profit

0.3 Non-operating Expenses

0.2

0.0

1.3

8.1

9.4

2002

Net Income

Sales

Gross Profit

Cost of Sales

Income Tax Expenses

(Billion Won)

Summary Balance Sheet Summary Income Statement

32Major Financial RatiosMajor Financial Ratios

100.4312.9

70.2389.9

112.9206.7

44.7270.3

110.8251.2

57.0112.8

Liquidity RatioDebt RatioTotal Borrowings to Total Asset RatioRetention Rate

Stability(%)

44.268.335.078.1

386.0943.8839.1

80.5

303.7145.3171.4414.8

Sales GrowthOperating Income GrowthNet Income GrowthTotal Asset Growth

Growth(% YoY)

7.03.5

27.87.6

6.03.8

32.210.0

2.82.09.42.5

Operating Income MarginNet Income MarginROEROA

Profit(%)

2.67.6

23.37.4

2003

Turnover(times)

2.17.46.58.1

2004

1.33.6

22.03.3

Total Asset TurnoverFixed Asset TurnoverTrade Receivables TurnoverInventory Asset Turnover

2002

33ValuationValuation

188

71

478

597

2001 2002 2003 2004

483 448

1,254

1,488

2001 2002 2003 2004

2.4

5.9

1,488

597

3,895

3,895

1.95

2004

2.87.87.2PBR (times)

7.349.318.6PER (times)

1,254448483Net Assets Per Share (Won)

47871188Earnings Per Share (Won)

3,6072,575360Average Shares Outstanding (‘000 Shares)

3,8953,280600Shares Outstanding (‘000 Shares)

1.951.640.3Capital Stock (Billion Won)

200320022001

Earnings Per Share (Won) Net Assets Per Share (Won)

* Bottom public offering price of 3,500 won was applied for stock price

34

Company Overview

Major Products

KOSDAQ Listing Information

AppendixAppendix

35Company OverviewCompany Overview

KRW 65.6 Billion (As of 2004)Sales

KRW 500Par Value

LCD TVCore Products

Manufacture of Television and Radio Receivers, Sound/ Video Recording or Reproducing Apparatuses, and Related Goods (D32300)

Industry Classification

100No. of Employees

126-1, Gongdan-dong, Gumi, Gyeongsangbuk-do, KoreaHead Office

www.diboss.comHomepage

KRW 1.95 BillionCapital Stock

March 16, 2000Establishment Date

Big Chance ShimCEO

DIBOSS Co., Ltd.Company Name

LG ElectronicsDirector / Production DivisionMan-kyung ParkLG ElectronicsDirector / Quality Mgt. DivisionJae-min ChoLG ElectronicsDirector / Domestic SalesHak-seob Shin

Ssangyong Securities, Seoul Securities, Dongbu Group

Director / Planning & ManagementNam-gu Kim

LG ElectronicsDirector / Solution Business DivisionDong-su Lee

LG ElectronicsCEOBig Chance Shim

LG Electronics, LGPhilipsDirector / Marketing DivisionHong-kyu HaLG ElectronicsDirector / Seoul R&D CenterSung-ryul Chun

Hyundai Electronics,Hyundai mSystemAuditorWoo-jin Kang

BackgroundTitle / DutyName

General Information

Organization

Management

CEOBig Chance Shim

Office ofthe PresidentAuditor

MarketingProduction

R&D - SeoulPlanning &Administration

Domestic SalesQuality Control

R&D - Gumi

Overseas Sales 1

Overseas Sales 2

Overseas Sales 3

Sales Administration

Domestic Sales 1Domestic Sales 2

Production Support

Procurement

Quality AssuranceQuality Management

Strategic Procurement

R&D 1R&D 2R&D 3

R&D Strategy

R&D A

R&D B

Administration

Financial Planning

Accounting

SecretaryStrategic Planning

Domestic CS

DIBOSS EU

Planning & Administration

Finance & Accounting

Production Quality Control

Marketing

DIBOSS France

IR

36KOSDAQ Listing InformationKOSDAQ Listing Information

• IPO Price Band : KRW 3,500~4,100

• Shares to be offered : 974,660 Shares

• Shares to be listed : 4,870,000 Shares

• IPO Price Band : KRW 3,500~4,100

• Shares to be offered : 974,660 Shares

• Shares to be listed : 4,870,000 Shares

• Pricing Date : May 11, 2005

• Subscription Date :

- Institutional Investors : May, 18, 2005

- General Public : May 19~20, 2005

• Initial Trading Date : May 27, 2005

• Pricing Date : May 11, 2005

• Subscription Date :

- Institutional Investors : May, 18, 2005

- General Public : May 19~20, 2005

• Initial Trading Date : May 27, 2005

KRW1.95

Billion

KRW2.43

Billion

Majority Shareholder& Affiliated Parties

44.6%

Shareholder with5% or Higher

36.1%

Other Shareholders19.2%

Majority Shareholder& Affiliated Parties

35.7%

Shareholder with 5% or Higher28.9%

Other Shareholders15.4%

Public Offering20.0%

Stock Information Public Offering Schedule (Plan)

Pre-Public Offering Shareholder Composition

Post-Public Offering Shareholder Composition