The Advisory Board is a valuable resource to management, providing strategic planning and tactical insights as the company progresses towards industrial manufacturing with its proprietary polymer platform. It brings together a diverse set of industry perspectives and business experience along with deep technical expertise. The Board includes world-class leaders representing these operational and market backgrounds relevant to optics and polymers: laser and photonic integrated circuit (PIC) device design, fab operations, scaling to manufacturing, transfer to foundry, datacenter hardware and networking.


So why has Dr Lebby stressed to Investors LWLG's ability to meet "Chips per Quarter" comparable to other Providers of the Industry today? And is the ability to manufacture a certain volume of chips a "condition" of a deal already in the works with a Tier 1 now?

- Potential capacity

Slide 36 - ASM

•Potential capacity
•Each wafer has chips
•Wafers are fabricated in lots
•Each week lots are run through the line
•Generates a number of chips/Quarter

•Benchmarked capacity
•Competitive modulator chip suppliers
•Comparable number of chips/Quarter

Our capacity is based on std tool-kits for competitive costs

So what can investors expect in Revenues in 2020 and beyond?

Dr Lebby has told investors LWLG has been internally maintaining/updating Revenue forecasts for at many months now, and investors know that LWLG has proven its ability to produce very significant levels of "Chips per Quarter" comparable to other Component providers in the Industry currently, and would only need to outsource if Massive orders form the likes of Intel roll in!