Si ce joi i g LightPath th ough the G5 I f a ed acquisitio , M . Amo elli has led G5’s e gi ee i g ope atio th ough a pe iod of apid expa sio , i cludi g the amp of cooled i f a ed came a p oductio agai st a se ies of the la gest o de s i the Compa y’s histo y. He has also spea headed the edesig a d impleme tatio of BlackDiamo d™ glass as a eplaceme t fo ge ma ium ac oss the Compa y’s p oduct po tfolio.
I his ew ole, M . Amo elli will d aw o his yea s of expe ie ce at G5 I f a ed a d Ge e al Dy amics to g ow LightPath’s po tfolio of imagi g systems, expa di g the use of BlackDiamo d mate ials a d the Compa y’s imagi g tech ologies i to ew came a systems fo d o e, secu ity a d defe se applicatio s that compleme t G5’s existi g p oduct li es.
“The ha d p oblems i i f a ed imagi g have moved out of the detecto a d i to the optics, the mate ials a d the i teg atio a ou d them,” said M . Amo elli. “Putti g G5’s came a e gi ee i g togethe with LightPath’s optics a d BlackDiamo d mate ials u de o e o ga izatio mea s we ca desig a system f om the glass out i stead of assembli g it f om whateve is available o the ma ket. That is exactly what custome s wo ki g a ou d ge ma ium co st ai ts a e aski g us fo , a d my focus is o getti g ou th ee e gi ee i g sites buildi g that way as o e u ified team.”
LightPath Tech ologies, I c. (NASDAQ:LPTH) is a leadi g p ovide of ext-ge e atio optics a d imagi g systems fo both defe se a d comme cial applicatio s. As a ve tically i teg ated solutio s p ovide with i -house e gi ee i g desig suppo t, LightPath’s family of custom solutio s a ge f om p op ieta y BlackDiamo d™ chalcoge ide-based glass mate ials, sold u de exclusive lice se f om the U.S. Naval Resea ch Labo ato y, to complete i f a ed optical systems a d the mal imagi g assemblies. The Compa y’s p ima y ma ufactu i g footp i t is located i O la do, Flo ida with additio al facilities i Texas, New Hampshi e a d Latvia. To lea mo e, please visit www.lightpath.com.
This p ess elease i cludes stateme ts that co stitute fo wa d-looki g stateme ts made pu sua t to the safe ha bo p ovisio s of the P ivate Secu ities Litigatio Refo m Act of 1995. Fo wa d-looki g stateme ts may be ide tified by the use of wo ds such as “fo ecast,” “guida ce,” “pla ,” “estimate,” “will,” “would,” “p oject,” “mai tai ,” “i te d,” “expect,” “a ticipate,” “p ospect,” “st ategy,” “futu e,” “likely,” “may,” “should,” “believe,” “co ti ue,” “oppo tu ity,” “pote tial,” a d othe simila exp essio s that p edict o i dicate futu e eve ts o t e ds o that a e ot stateme ts of histo ical matte s. These fo wa d-looki g stateme ts i clude, without limitatio , stateme ts ega di g: (i) the expected co t ibutio s of M . Amo elli i his ew ole; (ii) the Compa y’s co ti ued t a sitio to a ve tically i teg ated came a a d imagi g solutio s p ovide ; (iii) the expected expa sio of the Compa y’s imagi g systems po tfolio a d the adoptio of BlackDiamo d™ mate ials i ew came a systems; a d (iv) expectatio s ega di g futu e g owth, eve ue a d g oss ma gi s. These fo wa d-looki g stateme ts a e based o i fo matio available at the time the stateme ts a e made a d/o ma ageme t’s good faith belief as of that time with espect to futu e eve ts a d a e subject to isks a d u ce tai ties that could cause actual esults to diffe mate ially f om those exp essed i o suggested by the fo wa d-looki g stateme ts. Facto s that could cause o co t ibute to such diffe e ces i clude, but a e ot limited to, the ability of the Compa y to att act a d etai key pe so el; the impact of va yi g dema d fo the Compa y p oducts; the ability of the Compa y to obtai eeded aw mate ials a d compo e ts f om its supplie s; the impact of ta iffs a d othe gove me tal t ade est ictio s; ge e al eco omic u ce tai ty i key global ma kets a d a wo se i g of global eco omic co ditio s o low levels of eco omic g owth; geopolitical te sio s a d co flicts; the effects of steps that the Compa y could take to educe ope ati g costs; the i ability of the Compa y to sustai p ofitable sales g owth, co ve t i ve to y to cash, o educe its costs to mai tai competitive p ices fo its p oducts; ci cumsta ces o developme ts that may make the Compa y u able to impleme t o ealize the a ticipated be efits, o that may i c ease the costs, of its cu e t a d pla ed busi ess i itiatives; a d those facto s detailed by the Compa y i its public fili gs with the Secu ities a d Excha ge Commissio (the “SEC”), i cludi g its A ual Repo t o Fo m 10-K a d othe fili gs with the SEC. Should o e o mo e of these isks, u ce tai ties, o facts mate ialize, o should u de lyi g assumptio s p ove i co ect, actual esults may va y mate ially f om those i dicated o a ticipated by the fo wa d-looki g stateme ts co tai ed he ei . Acco di gly, you a e cautio ed ot to place u due elia ce o these fo wa d-looki g stateme ts, which speak o ly as of the date they a e made. Fo wa d-looki g stateme ts should ot be ead as a gua a tee of futu e pe fo ma ce o esults a d will ot ecessa ily be accu ate i dicatio s of the times at, o by, which such pe fo ma ce o esults will be achieved. Except as equi ed u de the fede al secu ities laws a d the ules a d egulatio s of the SEC, we do ot have a y i te tio o obligatio to update publicly a y fo wa d-looki g stateme ts, whethe as a esult of ew i fo matio , futu e eve ts, o othe wise.
