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Inmarsat Fleet Xpress Service 錢聲偉 VP Sales , Asia Pacific , Inmarsat Maritime © Copyright Inmarsat Global Limited 2015

The 2016 Inmarsat Portfolio A broad range of products & service to address all Maritime needs High Volume Data, Internet Fleet Xpress FleetBroadband Lower Volume Data, Email FleetBroadband Fleet One & FleetPhone Applications Developer Partnerships Maritime Applications Fleet Media / Content

Offshore supply vessels The Maritime Market 67,000 Merchant shipping High Bandwidth Global Mobility Regional Mobility Low Bandwidth 6,600 Super Yachts 1,800 Rigs and platforms 6,180 Ferries 233,000 Leisure 324,000 Small fishing boats 10,900 Offshore supply vessels 46,000 Large fishing 320 Cruise vessels Source: Inmarsat Market intelligence

Offshore supply vessels 2016 Inmarsat Portfolio Relevance 67,000 Merchant shipping High Bandwidth Global Mobility Regional Mobility Low Bandwidth 6,600 Super Yachts 1,800 Rigs and platforms 6,180 Ferries 233,000 Leisure 324,000 Small fishing boats 10,900 Offshore supply vessels 46,000 Large fishing 320 Cruise vessels FX/GX Fleet Xpress FleetBroadband Fleet One FleetPhone Source: Inmarsat Market intelligence

The landscape of shipping is changing forever

$20M in 2014 2 GB 30 TB 2TB 4,000 fuel cost savings 2,800 0.05 sensors hardwired into the Triple E vessel's main control system. seconds between each motion measurement on a ship. 5,000 Data tags on modern vessel $20M fuel cost savings in 2014 200 30 TB data transmitted by the Maersk Line fleet over satellite link every month. sensors in a modern main engine room measuring temperature, pressure and operations. 2TB Data generated every 100 days by a modern vessel 2 GB data stored every day from the main control system of a Triple E vessel. 4,000 channels monitored on the Triple E for situational awareness and alarms.

INTERNET of OCEANS THINGS

03 GLobal Xpress 服務 MARITIME > Fast Track to Fleet Xpress © Copyright Inmarsat Global Limited 2015

Inmarsat Global Xpress $1.6bn 2016 89 Global broadband network Commercial launch Ka-band beams on each satellite Inmarsat Global Xpress One high speed network, one trusted provider, one seamless global solution Next generation high throughput satellites Each I-5 satellite has an expected lifespan of 15 years One single operator delivering seamless coverage, worldwide Wide range of terminals Powered by three Inmarsat-5 satellites built by Boeing Fleet Xpress is the maritime Global Xpress solution

Global Xpress status and overview Three I-5 satellites (+ F4 as spare or additional s/c) F1 Successfully launched 08 Dec 2013 F2 Successfully launched 01 Feb 2015 F3 Successfully launched 28 Aug 2015 Global Service (Baseline Payload) 89 fixed beams per satellite for global coverage in three satellite configuration Designed for mobility and fixed services Regional Service (High Capacity Overlay Service) 6 steerable spot beams per satellite for multi-regional, dynamic coverage Concurrent commercial & military Ka-band services Trusted ground network This is an update slide. It shows the timelines of the current events. You can add the expected Global CSI date of early 2nd half 2015 but this is explained at the end. The regional overlays will not be controlled by the maritime service but will support them. Of the 89 beams only 72 are used. Beams can be over layed so there are two in any one spot doubling the capacity. There is a total of 5GHz of capacity per satellite a total of 15GHz over the 3 satellites. Most Ku band satellites have less than 1GHz each The satellites are only part of the GX network the SAS (Satellite Access Stations) are key and they bring the traffic to and from the customer. Looking at the satellite picture you can see 6 spot beams, these are the three dishes either side, there are two dishes in the middle, top and bottom, which are the channels to the SAS. The extended flat plates on either side of the satellite are the 89 beams and are not shown very well.

Fleet Xpress Global coverage with regional efficiency Fleet Xpress is a fully integrated Ka- and L-Band service Satellite and beam switching is fully automated Users do not have to worry about their location and the beam status Ultimate reliability Dual satellite constellation with Global Xpress and FleetBroadband back-up Fleet Xpress ground stations are built with redundancy Secondary earth stations as a back-up Remote diagnostics and maintenance of shipboard systems

The Fleet Xpress Solution GX FB Network Service Device Inmarsat Core Network Empowering Maritime Community Solutions

Fleet Xpress Coverage

Fleet Xpress Network Basics Unique, spot beam design Global beam composed of 89 spot beams Frequency reuse ensures high capacity in each individual spot beam Seamless switch between spot beams Dynamic Network Management Bandwidth Sharing Capability Load balancing between beam pairs Additional steerable beams for additional capacity in high traffic areas

Fleet Xpress Subscriptions Revolutionary satellite network design allows for flexible bandwidth management Bandwidth elements Customer bandwidth for business and crew use Voice as separate pipe Does not take away from business and crew Certified Application Partner (CAP) applications Support & Redundancy Elements Site management and support for service assurance FleetBroadband back-up Includes seamless backup for voice traffic

Flexible Real-Time Bandwidth Control Entire GX Bandwidth Capacity GX Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation Certain Apps may require additional bandwidth Short term, high volume data needs Customer does not want business traffic negatively impacted Prepaid Applications, when the crew is paying for airtime directly

Flexible Real-Time Bandwidth Control Entire GX Bandwidth Capacity Temporary Bandwidth GX Application control of Bandwidth Uses API to open additional bandwidth Data traffic is passed over the satellite Application closes bandwidth

Secondary Monthly Subscription Entire GX Bandwidth Capacity Customer Base GX Subscription Monthly Invoice ($) Secondary/ Multiple Monthly Subscription Monthly Invoice ($) Ship Owner Data traffic Data traffic Crew Browsing Email Application Data 2nd users, engine monitoring VDR, Nav systems, etc…. Business / Crew LAN Vessel Equipment LAN

Voice Services Native Voice Services provided as part of FX Global Xpress is the primary service Supports 25 x IP phones onboard Allows 5 simultaneous calls Analogue and IP phones can be used FX Voice Features Dedicated allow direct dialing (Captain’s Phone) Shared phones require PIN and/or prepaid code (Crew) Voice calls do not consume the primary bandwidth No slowdown for data or Internet access Customer VoIP FX has no restrictions on customer / crew voice services Customers are free to use these services as they wish Traffic with VoIP is carried in the customer’s bandwidth

FleetBroadband Backup Services Unlimited FB Backup included with every FX subscription Global Xpress (Ka-Band) is the primary service Network Service Device manages FleetBroadband switchover automatically Fleetbroadband Support Supports FB500 and FB250 Can connect 2 x FB terminals but only one is used at a time FB Traffic Support Corporate data is transferred to FleetBroadband GX CIR is not supported on FB All FB usage included, no extra charges One voice line will be backed up over FleetBroadband initially, which will expand to more later in 2016 No change to voice call pricing

Fleet Xpress terminals Inmarsat tested and approved equipment from trusted hardware partners Maritime GX and FB terminals: 1m or 60cm GX terminal FB500 or FB250 terminal Network Service Device (NSD) Manages the traffic flow and bandwidth allocation on the ship Approved terminals and compact antennas from selected manufacturers are simple to install, support the one platform and ensure a future proof hardware

Applications and Services Third Party Applications and Services hosted and managed through the FX Gateway Engine Monitoring Planned Maintenance Chart Updates Weather / routing Operational efficiency Emissions monitoring Anti-piracy Telemedicine Remote surveillance Safety & compliance Remote IT support Corporate email Voice & Video Chat Cyber Security IT & Security Internet Access Voice & Video Current news & sports TV, Radio & Gaming Crew welfare An ecosystem of applications and services available through Fleet Xpress

The new standard in maritime communications Five powerful sets of benefits that together make Fleet Xpress unique Ultimate reliability through a dual satellite constellation using Ka-band with unlimited L-band back-up, ensuring seamless global mobility The New standard in maritime communications A unique opportunity for enhanced operations by deploying value added services developed by third party application providers Committed data rates backed-up by service level agreements guarantee that the customer always gets what they pay for Standardised plug-and-play service facilitates 24/7/365 management, monitoring and support globally, for simplicity and complete peace of mind More accurate cost management with a wide selection of flexible subscription packages and one invoice CONTINUOUS CONNECTIVITY: Hybrid Ka and L-band service for ultimate reliability and seamless global mobility GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE: Committed data rates backed up by service level agreements CONTROLLED COSTS: Accurate cost management with flexible subscriptions and one invoice FULLY MANAGED SERVICE: Plug-and-play service with 24/7/365 management and support BUSINESS APPLICATIONS: Enhance operations and performance by deploying third party value added services

Comparing Fleet Xpress and FleetBroadband High throughput Satellite Yes No Committed information rate Yes “Best effort”, 432Kbps max Data capability: operational traffic High volumes Low - medium volumes Data capability: internet browsing High volumes Low - medium volumes Data capability: streaming/dedicated Yes Streaming IP option (256Kbps maximum) Weather interference None Equipment cost $$ $ Equipment maintenance requirements Annual service recommended Very low Bandwidth on demand features Yes Not at this time Certified Application Partner (CAP) Program Support Yes Not at this time Ka-band more susceptible FleetBroadband back up for service assurance

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