GeoEye, Inc. Overview

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GeoEye, Inc. Overview
NASDAQ GEOY
July, 2008
Revised June 2008
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Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.
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Market Snapshot

• NASDAQ GEOY
• Float 18 million shares
• Average trading volume 450,000
• Russell 3000 Added June, 2007

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The Company

• Locations
• Headquarters Dulles, Virginia
• Operation Facilities
• Thornton, Colorado
• St. Louis, Missouri
• Norman, Oklahoma
• Mission, KS
• 4 Secure Facilities
• Employees 415
• Solutions and imagery from diverse platforms
• IKONOS
• OrbView-2
• OrbView-3 (archive only)
• Aerial
• GeoEye-1
• NASDAQ GEOY
• Began trading Sept. 14, 2006

GeoEye is a leading producer of satellite, aerial
and geospatial information
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Our Strategy

• Balance Customers US, International, Commercial
• International Space Imaging network
• Commercial / On-line Growing
• Deliver quality imagery
• Focus on quality, not quantity
• Expand our value added products and service
  offerings
• Close relationships with our customers

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Revenue Growth Net Income
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Revenue Mix
34 MM
151 MM
184 MM
2006
2007
Q1 - 2008
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Customers

• GeoEye is a vendor of choice and trusted supplier
  for providing high-quality commercial satellite
  and aerial imagery to
• U.S. Government (National Geospatial-Intelligence
  Agency NGA)
• Foreign Governments
• Strategic International Customers
• Global Resellers
• Commercial Customers
• Online Mapping / Search Engines

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Global Ground Station Partner Network
A global footprint with access to an
international network of ground receiving stations
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US Government Commitment

• As a strategic partner, NGA is helping to fund
  the development of our next-generation,
  high-resolution imaging system GeoEye-1
• NextView contract value 435M
• 237 million cash grant for satellite
  construction
• 198 million contracted revenue for six quarters
  of satellite operations
• GeoEye-1 launch in 2008
• One of two awards (a duopoly)
• The US Government has invested 2.0 billion in
  the commercial Remote Sensing industry since
  January 2003

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GeoEye-1 A Huge Collector of Global Imagery
Most Advanced Commercial Imaging Satellite in the
World

• Scheduled for an August 22, 2008 launch with 7
  year design life
• GeoEye-1 incorporates next generation technology
  with proven IKONOS architecture
• Simultaneous 0.41 meter panchromatic and 1.65
  meter multispectral imagery
• Geolocation designed for lt3m accuracy without
  ground control
• Best for any remote sensing satellite
• Ground infrastructure already in place
• Collect up to 700,000 sq km/day in panchromatic
  mode (size of Texas) and 350,000 sq/km/day in
  multispectral mode

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Continuity of Imagery
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7 Year Design Life (Expected Life 13)
IKONOS
GeoEye-1
GeoEye-2
Access to uninterrupted high resolution imagery
assured
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Cost-Effective Defense

• GeoEye
• Operates satellites that provide critical
  information to policy-makers, intelligence
  services and war fighters
• Derives half its revenue from international and
  commercial customers which off-sets costs of USG
  use our systems
• US currently leads in commercial remote sensing
  technology and needs to maintain that edge

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Satellite Imagery Archive
IKONOS and OrbView-3 archive contains over 300
million sq km of imagery as of June 2008
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Company OfferingsValue Added Production

• Value-Added Production
• Fused images, digital elevation models (DEMs),
  land-use classification maps
• World class facilities in
• Dulles, VA
• Mission, KS
• St. Louis, MO
• Thornton, CO

3-D Fly Through
Vector
Elevation
Image
Bundled Product Layers
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Production Services Revenue
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MJ Harden Collaborative CapabilityAerial and
LiDAR Imaging

• Imaging over Saskatchewan, Canada this month
• Pipeline monitoring (oil and gas corridor
  management)
• Digital planimetric and topographic mapping
• Digital ortho-photography
• Imagery analysis
• Field inventories Infrastructure

Greensburg Kansas Tornado DamageCollected May
12, 2007 Aerial 1.2 inch resolution
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InfrastructureGeoEye Advantages

• Excellently situated to support infrastructure
  mapping and monitoring of
• Airports Marine ports
• Growing expertise in Airport Mapping Data Bases
  (AMDB)
• Oil and Gas Pipelines
• MJ Harden expertise transferable to other
  corridors like electric and rail lines
• Highways
• Approached by highway management to help with
  monitoring

3-D Perspective Application
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Environmental Monitoring
Santa Clarita, CA - Wildfires
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Change DetectionNational Stadium (Bird's Nest)
Beijing, China
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China Investment

• Eastdawn Group International Geospatial Data
  Production Capabilities
• Optical and radar processing capabilities
• Low cost production opportunity
• International customer base (Japan, Mideast, US,
  Canada)
• ISO and PRC certified
• 1,000 employees
• Beijing Earth Observation Satellite Imagery
  Distribution in China
• GeoEyes Ikonos
• Indian Remote Sensing satellites
• European CosmosSkymed

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Innovation _at_ GeoEye
Vinson Massif Glacier, Antarctica
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Creating a New MarketInitial Customer NGA. Now
adding International Customers
Airport Mapping DataBase Vancouver Airport
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Multi-Sensor Fused InformationSeaStar Fisheries
Information Service

• Different sensor inputs
• Customer controlled interface
• Data layers overlay OV-2 Plankton Image map
• Recommended fishing grounds are shown in red

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GeoEye Interactive RoadTracker
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GeoEye Imagery In HAWX
You'll find yourself fighting in the skies over
some of the planet's most famous cities. The demo
at Ubidays featured the mountainous coastline
around Rio, mapped in glorious detail using
high-resolution satellite imagery from GeoEye.
(UbiSoft, May 29, 2008)
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Key Themes
Long-term U.S. Government support
Strong and experienced management team
Profitable revenue business model
Industry Leader
High quality satellites
Full-suite of imagery products
Proven vendor team for GeoEye-1 construction
Strong cash flow generation
Publicly Traded NASDAQ GEOY