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Privately funded Australian SPV to own and operate international cable systems linking

Western Australia to South East Asia and the rest of the world.

Providing competitive high-capacity telecommunications infrastructure to the

resources-rich Pilbara and North-Western Shelf regions of Australia

Why a cable into Asia?

(valeriepieris on Reddit)

There are more Muslims in the circle than outside of it. There are more Hindus in the circle than outside of it. There are more Buddhists in the circle than outside of it... The circle pulls all of this off while being mostly water.

Currently…

East Coast (5)

• Tasman-2, Southern Cross (2), PPC-1, AJC, Gondwana

• Telstra Endevour

West Coast (1) (+1 out-of-service)

• SEA-ME-WE-3

http://www.cablemap.info/, http://www.submarinecablemap.com/#/submarine-cable/trident-subsea-cable

Stage 1 - The International Cable and Extensions

Core segment of comprises the major trunk subsea cable network between Perth and the existing Matrix Cable and terrestrial Onslow-Karratha-Port Hedland cable.

New Cable Landing Stations (CLS) at Onslow & Perth, existing CLS Singapore & Jakarta. New Data Centres in Karratha & Port Hedland.

Stage 1 Total Length: 4562kmJakarta to Onslow: 2121kmOnslow to Perth: 1898km

Matrix partnership provides Singapore and Indonesian CLS, data centres and licenses/permits pre-built, significantly reducing schedule and capex.

Trans-Australia connection provides express low-latency solution direct between Asia and Australian east coast cities and data centres with Trident PoPs.

Onslow to Port Hedland: 543km

Stage 2 - Terrestrial Section

The Trident Terrestrial Network is a 72-core fibre cable from the Onslow CLS to Karratha and onward to Port Hedland.

Trident Karratha Data Centre – 300 rack certified Tier-3 facility and IT training centre. Smaller DC in Port Hedland for DR capability wholly in-region.

Stage 2 extends terrestrial cable southwards from Onslow to Perth following the coastal highway. This cable will service intermediate towns, intermediate mines, the NBN POI in Geraldton and SKA telescope.

When completed this will create a fully diverse optical fibre loop for 99.999% uptime “by land and by sea” between Perth and Onslow.

Stage 2 Total Length: 1379 kmOnslow to Perth: Coastline 1379km

Stage 3 - Carnarvon Basin Oil & Gas Platforms Loop

Stage 3 of the Trident Network is the Trident Carnarvon Basin Solution.

Specifically designed to service the offshore oil & gas platforms

leading-edge subsea cable technology via a loop cable network off the shore of Onslow continuing west of Barrow Island and landing at Port Hedland.

Also provides protection for mining services off terrestrial cable

STAGE 3 TOTAL LENGTH: 678KM

Trident Data Centres• Karratha DC1 – Tier-3 certified data centre up

to 300 racks. 200 racks already contracted.

• Pt Hedland DC2 – up to 100 racks, 6 already contracted

• Onslow CLS – new Cable Landing Station

• Perth CLS – New landing station, plus Fujitsu Malaga Data Centre provides dual diverse PoPs for customer access circuits.

• In Perth, a domestic fibre loop will link various CBD data centers to the Trident Network.

Strong Government & Partner Support

Perth landing at City Beach in ACMA Cable Protection Zone

Products, Services and Timing

Products and ServicesTrident Data Centre Hosting/Colo:

• Karratha DC1 300 racks (200 already contracted)

• Port Hedland DC2 100 racks (6 already contracted)

• Perth – Fujitsu (Malaga)

Trident Transmission – OTN Optical Channels

• 1G: 1GigE (domestic only)

• 10G: 10GigE (LAN, WAN), STM-64, CBR10G, ODU-2

• 100G: 100GigE, CBR100G, ODU-4

• Terrestrial fibre pairs

• IRU or Lease (3yrs min)

Trident Presales Engineering

• Trident actively encourages and will support special designs and creative customer solutions

Points of Presence/Interconnect

Australian PoPs

• Perth – Trident CLS, Fujitsu DC Malaga, (Others)

• Karratha – Trident DC1, 7-mile Railyards

• Port Hedland – Trident DC2

• Sydney

• Melbourne

• Brisbane

• Adelaide

• CanberraExtensions and spurs by fibre or microwave radio to customer requirements and remote sites

Singapore PoPs

• Global Switch

• Equinix

• BT Frontline

• GeoTele

Jakarta PoPs

• Cyber Building

• Plaza Kuningan

• JI HR Rasuna Said Kav

Key Developments to Date – Project Steps Completed

•Completed – acquisition of ASSC1 IP – Perth to Singapore project vehicle

•Completed – agreement to acquire strategic assets from our Asian partner, Matrix Networks, including access to submarine plant between Jakarta and Singapore with Indonesian permits and approvals in place, with access to existing cable landing stations

•Completed – partnership with Fujitsu to manage the network rollout

•Completed – marine desktop study

•Completed – Stage 1 terrestrial route survey

•Completed – tender for construction of wet segment build – awarded to TE SubCom

Key Developments to Date – Project Steps Underway

•Sufficient pre-sales to reach CIF, subject to banking DD

•Financing arrangements in place and working through long form documents, subject to finalized DD

•Equity round expected to be filled by current shareholders

•Sales pipeline well developed and expect further conversions to sales contracts

Implementation Roadmap

Completed items:

• Agreements with Matrix

• Term sheet executed with Fujitsu

• Government and partner support

• International system partners selected

• Pre-sales contracts with selected groups

• BCEG provide Finance Term Sheet and Finance Agreement

• Built up sales pipeline and cumulative pre-sales

Q3 CY2013 Q4 CY2013 Q2 CY2014 Q3 CY2014 Q3 CY2015 Q1 CY2016

International System

Procurement

Design Lockdown

International System

Construction

Delivery of Terrestrial

System

Delivery of Subsea System

Pre-sales

EquityContribution

1 32 4• Fujitsu to complete construction

activities, with TE SubCom and Diamond as subcontractors

• Customer Sale of Capacity Agreements executed

• Bank Finance Agreement executed

• Equity contribution of up to $70 million

• RFS

18-month Construction Window

Enabling Competitive Communications

• Trident brings competition to Internet and telecommunications through the Pilbara – try to drive down the “Pilbara Premium” for communications by enabling and encouraging more service providers and carriers to establish presence in the region

• Completely independent diverse infrastructure from incumbent networks for primary or backup links

Enabling Competitive Communications

• Completely independent diverse infrastructure from incumbent networks for primary or backup links

• Trident fibre network is integrated with new Pilbara-based datacentres

• Trident will work with client to design a bespoke network solution for hard-to-reach areas – incl extensions to Newman, Tom Price etc

• Higher bandwidth services available to service mining automation video and control infrastructure

• Lower cost for production networks, residential camps entertainment & communications solutions

You can help us….

• Much easier to adjust the route before the diggers are mobilized! – Where do you need it?

• Interconnect points can be added or adjusted. Lower cost to connect if we plan locations close to customer demand

• Seeking indications of interest in datacentre space in Karratha & Port Hedland.

• Trident hosting CIO/CTO Resources Planning Summit in August in Perth – nominate your CIO/CTO for invitation

• Email info@tridentsc.com.au to help us plan to help you while we build.

Contact Us

National Project OfficeT: +61 (08) 9212 5164Level 15, Parmelia House191 St Georges Street, Perth, WA 6000

E: info@tridentsc.com.au

www.tridentsc.com.au