Business Plan for Global Company Collaboration Program

□ General Status

Startup Item Name
Deliverable (Target within the agreement period)
Company Name					Date of Business Commencement (Date of establishment of the company)
Business Entity Classification (As of the application deadline)					Address of Business Place (Headquarters (head office))
Business Registration Number					Corporation Registration Number
Company Composition Status (Including any joint/independent representatives other than the representative himself/herself)
No.	Position	Responsibilities		Capabilities (experience, education, etc.)			Composition Status

Program-specific Questions
Collaboration history with Thales (if applicable)		Yes	□	If you have any experience collaborating or discussing with Thales, briefly describe the relevant collaboration or discussions.
Deep-Tech Technology	Level of Utilization	Degree to which deep-tech technologies such as AI, big data, blockchain, quantum computing and cybersecurity have been utilized so far for item/product development
	Planned Utilization	Specific level of the utilized technologies and how they will be applied to the item/product
Overseas Local Program	Main Objective	Thales Test & Delivery phase (at least 3 months, selected among participating companies) Main objective: •Develop an MVP (minimum viable product) prototype together with Thales business lines (technical stability, market validation, feasibility testing via Thales customers) •Integration potential within Thales Cloud or industrial platforms. Notes: Participation in the overseas program in Paris is not mandatory. If business opportunities are found in Korea, the program can proceed domestically. Opportunities can be explored in Europe or North America if needed. Participation in the overseas program may be required during the program, but it does not require full-time residence for 3 months

□ Startup Item Overview (Summary)

Name		Category
Item Overview
Background and Necessity
Current Status and Materialization Plan
Target Market and Commercialization Strategy
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1. Problem Recognition (Problem)

1-1. Background and Necessity of the Startup Item

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1-2. Analysis of the Current Status of the Target Market(Customers) of the Startup Item

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2. Feasibility (Solution)

2-1. Current Status of the Startup Item (Readiness Level)

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2-2. Plans for Realization and Materialization of the Startup Item

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3. Growth Strategy (Scale-up)

3-1. Business Model and Commercialization Progress of the Startup Item

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3-2. Commercialization Strategies for the Startup Item

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3-3. Business Implementation Timeline and Fund Management Plan

3-3-1. Overall Business Roadmap

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< Business Implementation Timeline (Overall Business Stages) >

No.	Description	Implementation Period	Details

3-3-2. Targets and Achievement Plan during the Agreement Period (May 2025 to November 2025)

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< Business Implementation Timeline (Within the Agreement Period) >

No.	Description	Implementation Period	Details

3-3-3. Business Expense Execution Plan

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3-3-4. Necessity of Funding and Financing Plan

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4. Company Composition (Team)

4-1-1. Representative and Company Status

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< Employment Status of Current Employees >

Number of Current Employees (excluding the representative)				persons	Additional Hiring Plans (within the agreement period)		persons
No.	Position	Responsibilities			Capabilities (experience, education, etc.)

4-1-2. Personnel Hiring and Utilization Plan during the Agreement Period

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< Plan for Additional Hiring and Utilization >

No.	Key Responsibilities	Required Capabilities (experience, education, etc.)	Timing of Hiring

4-1-3. Status of External Partners and Utilization Plan

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No.	Partner Name	Capabilities	Collaboration Plan	Timing of Cooperation

4-2. ESG Management Action Plan

4-2-1. Action Plan for Eco-Friendly Management (Environmental)

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4-2-2. Action Plan for Socially Responsible Management (Social)

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4-2-3. Action Plan for Transparent Management (Governance)

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5. Additional Items

5-1. Possibility of Collaboration between the Item and Services Offered by Astellas

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5-2. Key Performance and Strategies for Success of Global Company Collaboration Program

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5-3. Collaboration Roadmap

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