EX-99.1 2 f13006exv99w1.htm EXHIBIT 99.1 exv99w1
 

Exhibit 99.1

 


 

Alliance Semiconductor September 2005 (r) www.alsc.com

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The following presentation will contain forward-looking statements, including statements concerning estimated or anticipated levels of revenues and profits and development of new products and market opportunities. The projections in the forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those set forth in Company's Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended March 26, 2005 and the Company's 10-Q for the quarter ended June 25, 2005. These documents have been filed with Securities and Exchange Commission and are available through the Company's homepage www.alsc.com. This presentation will be oral. The accompanying slides are being shown to enhance the clarity of the oral presentation, and not for any other purpose. Advisory www.alsc.com

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Alliance Today Aggressive diversification strategy into synergistic, high growth, high margin markets Differentiated products available now More than 64% of revenue from non-memory based products Deep systems knowledge and advanced analog expertise World class customers Cisco, Nortel, Samsung, Huawei, HP, Sony, Dell and others Strong balance sheet Strategic Restructuring Plan Underway Liquidate UMC shares Extract value from venture portfolio Repurchase shares from interested shareholders Focus on semiconductor operations

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Strategic Restructuring

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Strategic Restructuring Goals and Objectives . Create a profitable, growing fabless semiconductor company focused on analog/mixed signal applications and systems solutions Provide shareholders with a direct benefit that has resulted from the Company's investment activities Impose challenging, but feasible milestones on the Company's management and intervene quickly if problems arise.

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Strategic Restructuring Liquidate Marketable Securities and Repurchase Shares · Orderly process to sell holdings in UMC and Tower Semiconductor · Repurchase Alliance shares through open market transactions and/or a self-tender offer Extract Value from Alliance Venture Management · Solicit Third Party Interest in acquiring AVM portfolio · Explore the distribution of AVM interests directly to shareholders · Consider offer to fund future investments Focus on Semiconductor Operations with Financial Discipline · De - emphasize participation in memory business · Leverage Company's product and customer base in EMI Reduction Clock and Timing and Power and Systems Management · Build upon product leadership in System Connectivity · Exploit the Company's cost - effective design resources in India

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Liquidate Marketable Securities Holdings · 115 . 1 million shares of UMC worth a current market value of approx. $69M · 8 . 9 million shares of Tower Semiconductor with a current market value of approx. $10.5M . Status · Begun process of orderly liquidation of UMC shares, to be completed in the 4th Quarter of the calendar year · Intend to sell a sufficient number of high - tax basis Tower shares to offset capital gains resulting from sale of UMC shares Expected Result · Approximately $ 70 million in net cash proceeds . · No incremental tax liability · Residual holding of approximately 7 million Tower shares

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Employing Excess Cash to Benefit Shareholders Approach · Retain adequate cash to cover contingencies and capitalize the semiconductor business · Use excess cash to opportunistically repurchase shares · Execute a Dutch Auction Self Tender Offer to redeploy a substantial portion of the excess cash and provide liquidity to shareholders. The offer is expected to take place in the 4th Quarter of the calendar year . · The Company's Chairman and each of the proposed Board members have stated their intention not to sell any shares into the Tender Offer

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Extract Value from Alliance Venture Management Status of AVM · Invested a total of $ 161 . 6 million since 1999 · Received distributions of $ 12 . 6 million · Hold investments in 17 companies and one venture partnership · Fair value based on last round value , including any General Partner write - downs , is $ 96 . 7 million Alternatives To Extract Values Sale to a Third Party · Engaged investment banker to solicit Third Party Interest in acquiring AVM interests for cash · Expect to receive non - binding indications of interest from multiple partners during early Oct. Distribution of Partnership Interests · Actively exploring the legal and tax ramifications of distributing AVM interests directly to shareholders through a liquidating trust or similar vehicle Third Party Investor · The Company is studying the possibility of the third parties taking over the funding of future investment

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Focus on Semiconductor Operations with Financial Discipline Financial Discipline Financial Discipline

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Powering Every Application Alliance is powering applications with high performance solutions for the communications, computing and consumer electronics markets. Leading in EMI Reduction, Power and Systems Management, and Clock and Timing Pioneering high-speed chip-to-chip connectivity Harvesting high performance memory position

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History of Alliance Became one of the fastest growing companies in the industry Explored memory intensive logic products Founded as a supplier of high performance memory products Pioneer in the fabless semiconductor business model High speed and low power mixed signal products EMI Reduction Clock & Timing Power & System management 1985 Founded 1993 IPO 2001 Acquired PulseCore 2002 Acquired SiPackets and ChipEngines Leading supplier of I/O connectivity products based on HyperTransport(tm) and other I/O Standards Packet accelerators for next generation Metropolitan Area networking and storage systems

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Analog/Mixed Signal

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Analog/Mixed Signal Overview Strong player in the general purpose Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) reduction market Technology advantage: Advanced Low Power signal processing for EMI suppression Expanding product portfolio: Power and system management Introducing more integrated CPU Supervisor products Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) Support silicon Primary Competition Maxim, TI, ADI Clock and Timing Full DDR and ZDB roll outs completed in Dec 04. Consumer, PC-Data Processing, & Data Communications focus Primary Competition ICS/IDT, Cypress Growing presence in high-growth markets such as computer, wireless, industrial, consumer, automotive and embedded applications Proven, high volume supplier

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Analog/Mixed Signal Broad Product Offering Industrial Consumer & Automotive Telecom Computer EMI Reduction ^ ^ ^ ^ Power Management ^ Supervisory ^ ^ ^ ^ Clock & Timing ^ ^ ^ ^

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Product & Customer Totals Quarter Number of Products Number of Customers FYQ3 2003 43 47 FYQ4 2003 51 49 FYQ1 2004 58 54 FYQ2 2004 66 60 FYQ3 2004 78 62 FYQ4 2004 93 68 FYQ1 2005 119 73 FYQ2 2005 161 79 FYQ3 2005 176 93 FYQ4 2005 188 102 FYQ1 2006 203 111

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Analog Mixed Signal Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Top Customers and Markets Served Computing Consumer Datacom Datacom

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System Solutions

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System Solutions Overview Connectivity and Networking ASSPs that address critical bandwidth and performance bottlenecks in legacy and emerging embedded, networking, computing and storage systems Connectivity Product Portfolio: I/O Bridges and Switches. First to introduce and ship a HyperTransport (HT) -to-PCI Bridge Chip Family of HT-to- PCI/PCI-X Bridges Family of PCI/PCI-X Bridges Family of IEEE1149.1 JTAG Test Gateways and Controllers Networking Product Portfolio Packet Accelerators and Controllers Formed through the acquisitions of SiPackets (April 2002) and ChipEngines (Oct 2002)

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Systems Solutions Connectivity Products Overview Extensive product portfolio that bridge between emerging and established I/O bus standards PCI, PCI-X, HyperTransport(tm), JTAG, PCI-Express, SPI4.2 Variety of Applications Networking and Storage: Data plane and control plane interfaces Compute: Add-on cards in I/O Embedded: Control plane and I/O subsystem First company to introduce HT-to-PCI Bridge chip Competition PLX, Tundra, Marwell The AS90L10204 (HT to PCI/PCI-X Bridge) wins Award for "The Best New Products" in EE Times' eeProductCenter Ultimate Products

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Systems Solutions Product Road Map 2003 2004 Family of PCI/PCI-X Bridges 1 device HT to PCI/PCI-X Bridges 2 Devices PCI-Express Bridge Available Market is $2B in 2007 2005 JTAG Test Controllers 4 devices Gigabit Ethernet Controllers 2 devices HT to PCI Bridge RPR Controllers 3 Devices Family of PCI/PCI-X Bridges 6 device HT to PCI/PCI-X Bridges 2 Devices JTAG Test Controllers 6 devices HT to PCI Bridge Next Gen RPR Controllers HT to PCI Bridge

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System Solutions Top Customers and Applications Storage Printing and Imaging Networking and Compute

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Driving Industry Standards Development HyperTransport Consortium PCI-SIG & ASI-SIG Resilient Packet Ring Alliance IEEE 802.17 working group Fabless Semiconductor Association Optical Interface Forum 10 Gigabit Ethernet Alliance Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC Member JEDEC

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Memory Products

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Memory Products Overview Global presence while maintaining a low cost infrastructure Design centers in India Foundries for manufacturing Architecture design and customer functions in US Focused on high-growth Sync SRAM and specialty memory market 9M, 18M and 36M offerings in volume production. Synchronous 9M dual port memory introduced September 2004 More than 10 years in co-development with foundries

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Memory Products Top Customers

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Financial Overview June 2005

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Sequential Sales By Quarter ($MMs) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Revenue 5.1 5.6 7.1 8.9 7.1 5.5 5.3 5.6 5.9 2004 2005 2006

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Business Unit Revenue Mix System Solutions Analog/Mixed Signal 20% 36% 44%

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Alliance Today Aggressive diversification strategy into synergistic, high growth, high margin markets Differentiated products available now More than 64% of revenue from non-memory based products Deep systems knowledge and advanced analog expertise World class customers Cisco, Nortel, Samsung, Huawei, HP, Sony, Dell and others Strong balance sheet Strategic Restructuring Plan Underway Liquidate UMC shares Extract value from venture portfolio Repurchase shares from interested shareholders Focus on semiconductor operations

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Thank you! (r) www.alsc.com

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