EMCORE (EMKR) 8-K 10th Annual Needham Growth Stock Conf

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January 10 2008

EMCORE Corporation

10th Annual Needham Growth Stock Conf

January 11, 2007

New York City

Reuben F. Richards, Jr.Chief Executive Officer

Chris Larocca, VP and GM, EMCORE Broadband
Fiber Optics Division

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January 10 2008

The information provided herein may include forward-looking statements within the meaning
of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of
1934. Such forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, (a) the Company’s
unaudited results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2008, (b) statements regarding future
product introductions and performance metrics, (c) statements regarding 2008 and other
future financial performance, (d) statements regarding future development and growth in the
Company’s markets, (e) statements regarding projected benefits of the Intel acquisition, and
(f) statements related to the Company’s review of its historic stock option granting practices.
These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, (a) the difficulty of predicting
quarterly financial results, (b) risks arising out of or related to the Company’s past practices
related to stock option grants and the resulting restatement of the Company’s financial
statements as reflected in its annual report on Form 10-K for its 2006 fiscal year, including the
risk of possible litigation, (c) factors discussed from time to time in reports filed by the
Company with the SEC, and (d) risks arising from the Company’s planned acquisition of a
business unit from Intel Corporation, including the Company’s ability to close the transaction,
the integration of acquired business into the Company’s operations, and acceptance of the
Company by the customers of the acquired business. The forward-looking statements
contained in this news release are made as of the date hereof and EMCORE does not assume
any obligation to update the reasons why actual results could differ materially from those
projected in the forward-looking statements.

“Safe Harbor” Statement

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January 10 2008

DataCom Component

Telecom Component

10 GE TRx (LX4, CX4)

Parallel Optical TRx

Fiber Optics

Broadband (EBB)

CATV Tx/Rx

FTTx Tx, PON TRx

RF over fiber links

Fiber-optic gyro

Video Transport

Photovoltaics

Solar Power (EPV)

Space solar cells

Space solar panels

CPV solar cells

Emcore Solar

Power (ESP)

Solar power system

Based on CPV cells

Fiber Optic Components and
Systems for Broadband, 10G
Ethernet,Datacom & Telecom

Space and Terrestrial Solar
Power Based on Multi-
Junction Solar Cells

Global Communications and Power at the Speed of Light

EMCORE’s New Business Scope

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January 10 2008

EMCORE Space Photovoltaics Business

§EPV division formed in 1998 in
Albuquerque, NM

§Currently products

§Space solar cells

§Space solar panels

§Terrestrial CPV cells

§Outstanding on-orbit performance
and reliability history

§Emcore’s entry into the space market
effectively eliminated the use of Silicon
solar cells in high power GEO satellites

§Mid 1990s, 80% of satellites were powered
by Silicon solar cells

§Today over 80% of new satellites are
powered by multi-junction solar cells

EMCORE Photovoltaics Division

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January 10 2008

Silicon Response Range Limit

Leading III-V Solar Cell Technology
Replacing Silicon Based Applications

§Emcore’s Technology Employs Three
Compound Semiconductor Solar Cells
in Series

§Each Cell Is Tuned to Absorb a
Different Color of Light

§By Converting More Sunlight to
Electricity Emcore’s Solar Cells Operate
at Higher Efficiency

§III-V MJ Technology Improvements Offer
Still Higher Future Performance

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January 10 2008

Growth Drivers of Space Solar

Major Customers

§Loral, Lockheed Martin, Northrop-Grumman, Boeing, Astrium, GD, and ATK

Market Drivers

§Commercial Satellites: 33 GEO awards in 2006, highest since 2001 (6
awards)

§Industry is at the leading edge of a replacement cycle as many of the
satellites launched in the early 1990’s reach the end of their useful life

§As one of two viable suppliers, EMCORE offers the best performance in the
industry with outstanding space heritage and a strong reliability record

§Government/Defense Programs: EMCORE is a leading engineering and
manufacturing service company for government/defense programs

§Technology leader: Record high-efficiency solar cells for space applications
(32% with IMM design)

§Solution oriented: EMCORE provides enabling solutions to mission critical
programs

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January 10 2008

Solar Flux

Lens

Solar Cell

Receiver

1x

1,000x

Utilizes advanced solar cells to provide most cost effective solution

Seven 5” Silicon Cells

One 1 cm2 Triple

Junction CPV

Produce Equal Power As

Terrestrial Application of Triple
Junction Solar Cell with Concentrator

§Lens concentrates solar flux to 500-1,000 times
normal irradiance

§Area of solar cell is then reduced by a factor of
500-1,000 compared to a full coverage

§Conversion efficiency improves under
concentrated illumination

§37% cell efficiency in production

§39% cell introduced in 2007

§40% cell projected to be introduced in 2008

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January 10 2008

Solar Module Technologies

§Crystalline Si: Conversion efficiency of 12-14% at module level

§Pros:  ♦ Predominant technology

♦ Most versatile for all applications

§Cons:   ♦ Si shortage (at least until late of 2008)

         ♦ Relatively high price: ~$3.5-3.8/W

§Thin Film: Conversion efficiency of 5-7% at module level

§Pros:       ♦ Most cost effective ~$2/W

♦ Easy to scale up in production

§Cons:   ♦ Low efficiency of surface area/land use

♦ Environmental concerns with some materials (Cadmium Telluride)

§Concentrator Photovoltaics (CPV): efficiency of 25-30% at module level

§Pros: ♦ More cost effective: ~$3.6/W now and <$2/W in 3 years

                        ♦ Most efficient land use - more power generated per area

                        ♦ Less equipment and material requirement for production scale up

§Cons:  ♦ Suitable for commercial, agricultural, and power utility applications

♦ More efficient for direct illumination than diffused light

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January 10 2008

Year of Production

EmcoreTerrestrialSolarCells -
History & Roadmap

EmcoreTerrestrialSolarCells -
History & Roadmap

Emcore Solar Cell Technology - Performance at 500x

2005

2006

2008 P

33.0%

Concentrator

Triple

Junction

(CTJ)

36.0%

2nd Generation

Concentrator

Triple

Junction

(CTJ2)

43.0%

Inverted

Meta-
Morphic

IMM

39.0%

3rd Generation

Concentrator

Triple

Junction

(CTJ3)

45.0%

2nd

Generation

(IMM2)

2010 P

30%

32.5%

35%

37.5%

40%

42.5%

45%

2007

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January 10 2008

EMCORE Terrestrial PV Products

§Concentrator Solar Cells and Receivers

§39% efficient (under 1000x) cells achieved

§37% efficient CPV cells in production

§Aggressive roadmap to 45% efficiency by 2010

§Provide standard and custom form factors to over
15 customers

§Solar cell and receiver orders: $67M from GGE

§Supply agreement ($100M over 5 years)

§A new purchase order of 1M pieces solar cell receivers

§CPV Systems

§Supply agreement with World Water and Solar
Technologies ($100M over 3 years)

§Canada Pod Generating Group (PGG)
(60 MW over 3 year)

§Korea CPV Solar Parks
(5.7 MW PO for FY08 + 14.3 MW LOI for CY08)

§Spain: ISFOC (0.3MW in FY08) and others

§Many other new opportunities

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January 10 2008

Growth Drivers of EMCORE
Terrestrial PV Business

§CPV Components

§One of the two major suppliers

•Best performance with competitive price

•Strong performance roadmap

§Support the entire CPV community

§Current annual capacity greater than 150MW

§CPV Systems

§Gen 1 system operating “on sun” for 8 months

§Gen 2 entered production in Fall of 2007

§Demand is lined up with a supply agreement and strategic partners

§Current annual capacity greater than 50MW

§Well positioned to be a major player, with significant advantage in
system performance and cost basis

§Costs will be continuously reduced through system optimization and
solar cell efficiency improvement

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January 10 2008

EFO

EBB

EBB

EFO

Microwave/RF
Transmitters/Receivers

Parallel Optics,
4 & 12x TxRx

LX4, CX4 TxRx
For 10G Ethernet

CATV Transmitters/
Receivers

Hybrid Fiber Coaxial (HFC) Network

Telecom Network

EBB

OC-192 TxRx
SFF Tunable
DWDM XFP

EFO

EMCORE’s Components &
Subsystems in Networks & Premises

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January 10 2008

1550nm Transmitters,
Video Receivers, PON
Transceivers, EDFA’s

RF Satellite Links

Tx/Rx/Delay Lines,
FOG’s, THz, Lithium
Niobate Devices

Analog Video, HDTV/DTV
Video, Mobile Video and
IP Transport

CATV Transmitters and
Receivers, Subassembly
Boards, Lasers, Photo
Diodes, Chips

FTTx

SPECIALTY

VIDEO

CATV

EMCORE Broadband Product Lines

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January 10 2008

Source: Comcast

Comcast CapEx Budget
-- 24% Increase in 07 from 06

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January 10 2008

Broadband (CATV, FTTP, Video
Transport) Business Strategy

§We are a leading provider of Broadband Components and Systems

§Consolidated technology, IP, product portfolio & CATV customer base

§Market Drivers of CATV Business

§Upgrade HFC network to 1 GHz to offer more value-added premium services

§Build new networks to businesses to offer commercial services

§Strong overseas market demand in Eastern Europe, Russia, India, China, etc

§Positioned as “Arms Merchant” to MSO and Telecom for broadband
buildout to offer “triple play” services

§Major supplier to equipment OEMs serving multi-service operators (MSO’s)

•~80% share of the non-captive market in the US

§Emerging supplier of FTTP components

•One of the two qualified B-PON transceiver suppliers to Verizon, and gaining
market share

•Approved vendor to 3 major G-PON transceiver customers

•Competitive cost through China manufacturing and vertical integration

§Penetrated into the high growth video transport and IPTV markets

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January 10 2008

Parallel Optics

LRM SFP+

Tunable SFF

80+km XFP

LX4

CX4

EMCORE Datacom/Telecom
Transceiver Product Portfolio

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January 10 2008

Source: Cisco Systems

10GbE Share estimated
to increase from 5% in
2006 to 45% in 2011

Demand for 10G Ethernet Increases

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January 10 2008

Growth Drivers for EMCORE
Datacom/Telecom Business

Product Lines

§Leading Supplier of 10Gb/s Ethernet Components and Transceivers

§10Gb/s TOSA/ROSA components for SR

§Xenpak LX4/CX4 and X2 CX4, sampling SFP+ SRL, LRM, & LR transceivers

§Broadest Portfolio of Parallel Optics Transceivers

§12-lane transmitters/receivers for switching/routing and backplane applications

§4-lane transceivers for Infiniband applications

§New Products to Grow Telecom Business

§XFP DWDM 80km TxRxs

§300-pin SFF fully C-band tunable transponders,

Platforms

§State-of-the-art VCSEL/PD Component Fab and PON Packaged Components

§VCSEL/PD chips: 1-10Gb/s

§DFB TO’s for GPON and GEPON, APD-TIA TO’s

§LX4 Platform and Infrastructure for 40 Gb/s Product Solution

§Push to become a standard and building prototype samples

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January 10 2008

Product Lines Acquired from Intel

§Tunable Lasers

§Full C & L band tunable dense wavelength division multiplexing
(DWDM) lasers

§Proven for 10, 40, and 100 Gb/s operations

§Only tunable laser solution for 25 GHz channel spacing

§Roadmap to integrate with a modulator

§ITLAs - Integrated Tunable Laser Assemblies

§Full C & L band tunable DWDM CW lasers

§Comply with ITLA multi source agreement (MSA)

§Only tunable laser solution for 25 GHz channel spacing

§Roadmap to modulated ITLA MSA

§Telecom Modules

§Small Form Factor (SFF) fixed wavelength up to 40 km
transmission

§Full C & L band DWDM tunable transponders for 80km

§Roadmap to DWDM tunable transponder with dispersion
compensation

§Roadmap to SFF DWDM tunable transponder

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January 10 2008

Strategic Value and Financial Benefits of
Acquiring Intel’s Telecom Optical Asset

§Strengthens EMCORE’s competitive position in Telecom, adding the hottest
technology and products - tunable lasers and transponders

§Tunable transponders are the key components in today’s agile telecom networks with
strong current and future demand

§Solidifies EMCORE’s position as one of the major players in the fiber optics arena

§Broadens product portfolio to help EMCORE develop additional business

§Provides instant access to Tier-1 telecom customers for expanded product portfolio (e.g.
Fujitsu, Alcatel-Lucent, Nortel)

§Strong synergy with EMCORE’s infrastructure and products

§Combined with internal laser and modulator capability, EMCORE will be one of the few
vertically integrated telecom fiber optics module suppliers

§Ability to amortize existing fab and contract manufacturer infrastructure costs to improve
gross margin

§Clear financial benefits from incremental scale of Intel business

§Projected to add approximately $36M revenue to EMCORE’s FY08 (assuming closing by
end of February), and $85M projection by FY09

§Projected to be accretive from the 2nd quarter under EMCORE’s management

§Margin projected to continue improving with internal components and leveraged cost of
contract manufacturers

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January 10 2008

Revenue History and Projection
from Current Businesses

$115
+40%

($ in millions)

$32

$50

$82

+64%

$143

+24%

$170

+19%

FY02

FY04

FY03

FY05

FY06

FY07

$210-230**

+26- 38%

FY08

Forecast

** FY08 revenue guidance will be revised upwards, taking effect of Intel acquisition and impact of announced CPV
system contracts, and released in early February after comprehensive reviews on material supply chain,
manufacturing capacity, and timing of revenue recognition.

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January 10 2008

EMCORE Corporation

10th Annual Needham Growth Stock Conf

January 11, 2007

New York City

Reuben F. Richards, Jr.Chief Executive Officer

Chris Larocca, VP and GM, EMCORE Broadband
Fiber Optics Division