Analynk Conflict Materials Statement

Our company, Analynk Wireless, LLC, is aware of and concerned by reports that profits from the sale of certain metals mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) or adjoining countries have helped fuel war and human rights violations in the eastern Congo. In July 2010, the United States passed HR4173, the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Bill section 1502(b) requiring all US stock listed companies and their suppliers to disclose the chain of custody usage of conflict minerals (specifically Tin, Tantalum, Tungsten, and Gold, also known as 3TG).

While our company not a public company and not subject to SEC reporting, Analynk Wireless, LLC fully supports this legislation and its position to avoid use of conflict minerals. We are committed to responsible sourcing and are taking appropriate measures that include the following activities:

• Communicating this policy to our suppliers and customers via our company website.
• Expecting and demanding our suppliers to source materials from socially responsible suppliers.
• Investigating aggressively any information we receive which indicates that any minerals used are Conflict Minerals.
• We may terminate relationships with suppliers that are found to have supplied us with Conflict Minerals without appropriate disclosure.

Please be assured that we understand the importance of this issue and are committed to the pursuit of responsible procurement practices and have no intentions, directly or indirectly of abetting the human rights violations identified in the Democratic Republic of Congo (the “DRC”) and adjoining countries.

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