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Applied Materials Strategy Analysis Presentation

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Page 1: Applied Materials Strategy Analysis Presentation

SHAYNE ARMSTRONGSETH BREEDLOVE

ALBERT KING

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Agenda

AMAT BackgroundCurrent StrategyEnvironmental AnalysisKey Considerations for the FutureScenario AnalysisShort Term StrategiesLong Term Strategies

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Applied Materials

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BUSINESS APPLICATIONS

CRYSTALLINE SILICON SOLAR MANUFACTURING SYSTEM

LEADING/PATENTED FLAT PANEL DISPLAY MANUFACTURING SYSTEM SUNFAB THIN FILM PRODUCT 5.7m2

SEMI-CONDUCTOR PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT

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FINANCIAL HEALTH 10Q-Q1

EES– Energy Environmental Group (thin film and crystalline photovoltaic) <12% of revenue> Only division with an operating loss

AGS– Applied Global Services (logistics support) <24% of revenue>

Silicon (SSG)– Semiconductor Wafer Fab <58% of revenue>

Flat Panel Display manufacturing Equipment <6.4% of revenue>

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Market StrategyMarket Strategy Growth StrategyGrowth Strategy

Patents/technological investments

Partnerships/Acquisitions

Government tax breaks (A.R.R.T.A)

Developing cutting edge nanomanufacturing tools

Innovative Technologies (high efficiency/high output thin film)

Technological facilities (Solar Power Research in Xi’an China and Alzenau, Germany)

Current Strategy

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P.E.S.T.P.E.S.T. Porter’s FivePorter’s Five

Political Governments are major drivers of

alternative energy—including Solar Feed-in tariff

Economic The World economic crisis is affecting the

solar industry Expensive technology, but tax incentives

offset costs Social

Carbon footprint reduction Environmental consideration for all

purchases Technological

Alternative energy production becoming required

Efficiency and Cost effectiveness Break through in alternative power

transmission

Rivalry Infant & Growing Industry – High Rivalry in

Future Current economy may shake out many new

entrants. Substitutes:

Electricity Doesn’t Have a Substitute Source of Power Does (Coal, Wind, Solar, Oil,

Hydropower, Bio-Fuel Nuclear etc.) Barriers to Entry

No Industry Production Standard/Lack of Compatible Technologies

Buyer & Supplier Power (Two Forces - Moderate) Applied Materials Can Manufacture It’s Own

Supply. Hard to Find Financing for Consumers Lack of Consumer Awareness of Where and

How to Purchase

Environmental Analysis

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Considerations for Future Strategy

Trends Climate Change Evolving Solar Technology Developing Countries Leapfrogging Technology

Uncertainties Technological Advancement Oil Prices and Alternative Energy Government Legislation

Stakeholders Government Auto/Construction/Farming Industries Consumers

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Three Scenarios

Scenario 1: “Sunny days are here again” New solar power cells have achieved at least 80% efficiency Cost per peak watt hour is below $3.00 65% of homes and businesses by 2025 are powered solely by solar power US exports excess solar energy overseas

Scenario 2: “Running around in circles” The depression of 2007 has lasted longer than expected The consumer loses interest in the benefits of solar Governments are still investing in green tech and innovation but the pace of progress

slowed the movement toward greater efficiency and energy costs

Scenario 3: “It’s as hot as hell in here” The intense resistance of oil companies win the market over The U.S. government stops all funding for alternative energy Innovation is non-existing and the U.S. public is more dependent on foreign oil than

ever.

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Short Term Strategies

Provide Financing Solutions in Solar Industry Partner with Banks for transferring of funds Partner with solar panel installers to provide financing

Enter Solar Panel Installations Partner/Purchase Solar Panel Installers to Gain Access

to Consumers

Continue to Purchase Competitors and Patents (already successful strategy)

Continue Building Solar Farms

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Long Term Strategies

Improve the Efficiency of Clear Solar Panels—One Technology, Many Applications Auto Industry Recreational Vehicles Home Builders Commercial Builders

Invest in Next Generation Solar Panels Farm Industry Partnerships

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Considerations for Future StrategiesImagine Playing fields

Potential

Playing Fields

Judo Strate

gy

Shaping the

Playing Field

Market Entry

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Auto Industry

Outcomes

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Construction

Outcomes

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Farm Industry

Outcomes

Synthetic solar cells can be grown in tobacco plants and E. coli bacteria.The method offers a cheap, environmentally friendly way to make electricity

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Questions?

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