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Legal Exhibit - Email and Contract Collection - Christian Lunghi, Attorney (Anderson Jones PLLC)

1. Cyberlux develops, manufactures, and sells Advanced Lighting Solutions (ALS) for portable and fixed use, certain solar power solutions, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) products including UAS hardware and software solutions. The Cyberlux products...

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Legal Exhibit - Email and Contract Collection Christian Lunghi, Attorney (Anderson Jones PLLC) Commercial litigation, breach of contract, distributor agreement dispute 2022-02-28 to 2025-06-05
financial_claimscontract_disputesettlement_demandcontested_interpretation
Analytical Frame
Plaintiff evidence compilation supporting breach of contract and damages claims
Analytical Summary
This exhibit package documents ARG Group LLC's legal claim against Cyberlux Corporation for unpaid revenue sharing under a February 2022 distributor agreement. The core dispute centers on whether ARG is entitled to 20% of $38.7M received by Cyberlux from Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) for drone sales, plus anticipated additional payments. Attorney Christian Lunghi's May 20, 2025 demand letter claims total damages of $15,277,634.18, including contractual share ($7.74M on received funds, $5.16M on anticipated funds), accrued interest ($1.03M), and consequential damages from three missed acquisitions ($1.35M). The evidence includes the original distributor agreement, Signal message screenshots allegedly showing CEO Mark Schmidt's acknowledgment of ARG's expanded entitlement, and November 2023 messages about a letter of credit request.
Key Points
  • ARG Group LLC filed suit against Cyberlux Corporation in Durham County Superior Court (File No. 25CV004246-310)
  • Demand letter dated May 20, 2025 claims $15,277,634.18 in total damages
  • Original February 28, 2022 distributor agreement entitled ARG to 20% discount off GSA pricing (ARG pays 80%, keeps 20% margin)
  • Plaintiff claims CEO Mark Schmidt acknowledged via Signal messages that ARG entitled to 20% of drone proceeds 'regardless of who the prime was'
  • Cyberlux allegedly received $38,700,600 from HII with $25,795,303.38 anticipated, triggering claimed 20% entitlement
  • Consequential damages claimed for three missed acquisitions: QuickSilver Analytics, Thin Air Gear, and Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp
Stage 2
Core — Entities, Events, Claims
17 nodes
ENT-001
Entity
The ARG Group, LLC
Arizona limited liability company with principal place of business at 301 Helen Street, Suite 110, Tucson, AZ 85705. Party to distributor agreement with Cyberlux Corporation dated February 28, 2022. Plaintiff and judgment-creditor in Harris County litigation.
Page 7 — The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG"), an Arizona limited liability company, having its principal place of business at 301 Helen Street, Suite 110, Tucson, AZ 85705
ENT-002
Entity
Cyberlux Corporation
Nevada corporation with principal place of business at 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. Develops, manufactures, and sells Advanced Lighting Solutions, solar power solutions, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) products including drone hardware and FlightGDN software platform. Defendant and judgment-debtor in Harris County litigation.
Page 7 — Cyberlux Corporation ("Cyberlux"), a Nevada corporation, having its principal place of business at 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Research Triangle Park, NO27709... Cyberlux develops, manufactures, and sells Advanced Lighting Solutions (ALS) for portable and fixed use, certain solar power solutions, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) products including UAS hardware and software solutions.
ENT-003
Entity
Mark D. Schmidt
Individual defendant in Harris County litigation. President of Cyberlux Corporation as of February 28, 2022 contract signing. CEO of Cyberlux referenced in May 2025 demand letter as having made acknowledgments via Signal messages regarding ARG's entitlement to proceeds.
Page 3, 13 — Mark D. Schmidt, Its: President... Cyberlux CEO Mark Schmidt expressly acknowledged-via Signal messages and other forms of communication-that ARG was entitled to 20% of proceeds from drone sales regardless of who the prime was on the contract.
ENT-004
Entity
Christian Lunghi
Attorney at Anderson Jones PLLC, 421 N. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601. Represents The ARG Group, LLC in action against Cyberlux Corporation. Author of May 20, 2025 demand letter and June 5, 2025 email to Robert Berleth.
Page 2, 3 — CHRISTIAN LUNGHI ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ANDERSON JONES ATTORNEYS AT LAW 421 N. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601... This firm represents The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG") in connection with its claims against Cyberlux Corporation
ENT-005
Entity
Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII)
Entity that made drone-related payments to Cyberlux totaling $38,700,600.00 (received) with additional $25,795,303.38 anticipated under HII Termination Settlement Agreement.
Page 4 — Our office has reviewed the HII Termination Settlement Agreement (the "HII Settlement"), under the protection of a fully executed Non-Disclosure Agreement. The terms of that settlement confirm that Cyberlux has already received $38,700,600.00 in drone-related payments from HII, and that an additional $25,795,303.38 is anticipated.
ENT-006
Entity
Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC
Co-plaintiff and judgment-creditor with Secure Community, LLC in Cause No. 202448085 in 129th Judicial District Court, Harris County, Texas.
Page 1 — ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC and SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC, Plaintiff, Judgment-Creditor
EVT-001
Event
Execution of Distributor Partner Agreement
On February 28, 2022, ARG and Cyberlux entered into a binding agreement titled 'Cyberlux Corporation and The ARG Group, LLC Distributor Partner Agreement.' Agreement appointed ARG as non-exclusive Business Partner with 20% discount off GSA pricing (ARG pays 80%, retains 20%). Agreement included equity incentive of 2,000,000 shares of restricted common stock and additional revenue acceleration equity incentives. Three-year term with auto-renewal provisions.
Page 7, 8 — This Agreement (the "Agreement") is made effective as of the 28th day of February 2022, between Cyberlux Corporation ("Cyberlux")... and The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG")... Pricing: With the appointment of ARG as Business Partner, Cyberlux will provide a twenty percent (20%) discount off the GSA pricing for the Products as detailed in Exhibit A attached. ARG will secure customer orders, Cyberlux will fulfill the customer orders with ARG either stocking inventory or Cyberlux fulfilling directly, and ARG will pay Cyberlux eighty percent (80%) of the GSA invoice pricing for the Products.
EVT-002
Event
HII Payment to Cyberlux
Cyberlux received $38,700,600.00 in drone-related payments from Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) prior to May 2025. Additional payment of $25,795,303.38 anticipated under HII Termination Settlement Agreement.
Page 4 — The terms of that settlement confirm that Cyberlux has already received $38,700,600.00 in drone-related payments from HII, and that an additional $25,795,303.38 is anticipated.
EVT-003
Event
Durham County Superior Court Filing
ARG Group LLC filed complaint against Cyberlux Corporation in Durham County Superior Court, File No. 25CV004246-310. Cyberlux filed motion for extension of time to respond. As of June 5, 2025, no substantive response received from Cyberlux.
Page 2, 3 — This firm represents The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG") in connection with its claims against Cyberlux Corporation ("Cyberlux") in the above-referenced matter... Durham County Superior Court File No. 25CV004246-310... Procedurally, we have filed the complaint, and Cyberlux has filed a motion for an extension of time to respond. Otherwise, we have heard nothing from Cyberlux.
EVT-004
Event
May 20, 2025 Demand Letter
Attorney Christian Lunghi sent formal demand letter to Cyberlux via email to legal_cybl@cyberlux.com and addressed to Charles Watts. Letter demands payment of $15,277,634.18 in total damages, comprising contractual share, accrued interest, and consequential damages from missed acquisitions. Marked as Rule 408 settlement communication.
Page 3, 6 — May 20, 2025... VIA EMAIL (legal_cybl@cyberlux.com) Charles Watts... RE: The ARG Group, LLC v. Cyberlux Corporation Durham County Superior Court File No. 25CV004246-310 RULE 408 COMMUNICATION - NOT TO BE USED IN LITIGATION - FOR SETTLEMENT PURPOSES ONLY... Total Damages $15,277,634.18
EVT-005
Event
June 5, 2025 Attorney Communication
Christian Lunghi emailed Robert Berleth at 3:38 PM regarding representation in Texas for Harris County filing. Referenced conversation that day by phone. Attached May 20, 2025 demand letter. Mentioned Todd's reference to draft document for Harris County filing.
Page 2 — From: Christian Lunghi <CLunghi@andersonandjones.com> Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:38 PM To: Robert Berleth Subject: The ARG Group, LLC v Cyberlux Corporation... Robert: I represent The ARG Group, LLC in its action against Cyberlux Corporation. We spoke today on the phone... I'm trying to find representation in Texas. Todd mentioned you may have a draft of the document that needs to be filed in Harris County.
CLM-001
Claim
20% Share of Initial HII Payment
ARG claims entitlement to 20% of $38,700,600.00 received by Cyberlux from HII, totaling $7,740,120.00, based on distributor agreement and alleged expanded understanding.
Page 4 — Initial Payment (Received): $38,700,600.00 × 20% = $7,740,120.00
CLM-002
Claim
Accrued Interest on Unpaid Share
ARG claims $1,032,016.00 in accrued interest on unpaid initial payment share, calculated at 8% per annum for 20 months.
Page 4 — Accrued Interest on Initial Payment (8% per annum for 20 months): $7,740,120.00 × (8% ÷ 12 months) × 20 = $1,032,016.00
CLM-003
Claim
20% Share of Anticipated HII Payment
ARG claims entitlement to 20% of anticipated $25,795,303.38 final settlement payment from HII, totaling $5,159,060.68.
Page 4 — Final Settlement Payment (Expected): $25,795,303.38 × 20% = $5,159,060.68
CLM-004
Claim
Missed Acquisition - QuickSilver Analytics
ARG claims $806,250 in consequential damages from inability to acquire QuickSilver Analytics (initial valuation $2,500,000, future value $3,306,250 using 15% annual growth over 2 years).
Page 5 — Missed Acquisition 1: QuickSilver Analytics o Initial Valuation: $2,500,000 o Future Value: $2,500,000 x (1.15)2 = $3,306,250 o Loss: $3,306,250 - $2,500,000 = $806,250
CLM-005
Claim
Missed Acquisition - Thin Air Gear
ARG claims $217,687.50 in consequential damages from inability to acquire 65% stake in Thin Air Gear (initial valuation $675,000, future value $892,687.50 using 15% annual growth over 2 years).
Page 5 — Missed Acquisition 2: Thin Air Gear (65% stake) o Initial Valuation: $675,000 o Future Value: $675,000 x (1.15)2 = $892,687.50 o Loss: $892,687.50 - $675,000 = $217,687.50
CLM-006
Claim
Missed Acquisition - Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp
ARG claims $322,500 in consequential damages from inability to acquire Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp (initial valuation $1,000,000, future value $1,322,500 using 15% annual growth over 2 years).
Page 5 — Missed Acquisition 3: Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp o Initial Valuation: $1,000,000 o Future Value: $1,000,000 x (1.15)2 = $1,322,500 o Loss: $1,322,500 - $1,000,000 = $322,500
Stage 3
In Situ — Quotations, Tells, Tensions, Questions
8 nodes
QUO-001
Quotation
Schmidt acknowledgment - 20% regardless of prime
Demand letter alleges Mark Schmidt confirmed in writing that ARG entitled to 20% of proceeds 'regardless of who the prime was on the contract.' If Cyberlux sold directly without prime, ARG and Cyberlux would split the 20%, resulting in ARG receiving 30% of proceeds.
Page 3 — On multiple occasions, Cyberlux CEO Mark Schmidt expressly acknowledged-via Signal messages and other forms of communication-that ARG was entitled to 20% of proceeds from drone sales regardless of who the prime was on the contract. In fact, Mr. Schmidt confirmed in writing that if Cyberlux sold directly without a prime, ARG and Cyberlux would split the 20%, so ARG would receive 30% of the proceeds.
QUO-002
Quotation
Schmidt - quota aspirational not cut and dry
In Signal message exchange, Mark Schmidt stated regarding quota: 'This like the quota is aspirational not cute and dry.' When ARG expressed concern about 45-day forecast requirement, Schmidt responded: 'We're on the same page. This like the quota is aspirational not cute and dry. I'm happy to make an adjustment if you want but we have an understanding.'
Page 20 — We're on the same page. This like the quota is aspirational not cute and dry. I'm happy to make an adjustment if you want but we have an understanding.
QUO-003
Quotation
ARG - gentleman's agreement better than contract
ARG representative stated in Signal exchange: 'I'm good with that ... a gentleman's agreement is always better than a contract frankly. We both know what we need to do to execute.' Schmidt responded: 'Exactly, agreed.'
Page 20 — I'm good with that ... a gentleman's agreement is always better than a contract frankly. We both know what we need to do to execute. Exactly, agreed.
TEN-001
Tension
Contract language vs. alleged expanded understanding
Core tension exists between written distributor agreement (20% discount structure where ARG pays 80% and retains 20% margin) versus alleged oral/written acknowledgments by Schmidt that ARG entitled to 20% of gross proceeds from sales 'regardless of who the prime was.' Demand letter claims 'course of performance and subsequent written communications demonstrate that the scope of ARG's entitlement under the Contract expanded beyond the original distributor framework.'
Page 3 — Under the terms of the Contract, ARG is entitled to twenty percent (20%) of the proceeds from the sale of drones facilitated through the relationship, with Cyberlux retaining the remaining eighty percent (80%). Importantly, the parties' course of performance and subsequent written communications demonstrate that the scope of ARG's entitlement under the Contract expanded beyond the original distributor framework.
TEN-002
Tension
ARG role in securing HII order
Demand letter asserts 'there is no genuine dispute that ARG was the party responsible for securing the HII order within the meaning of the Contract' but provides no supporting documentation of ARG's specific involvement in HII relationship or sales process within the exhibit package.
Page 4 — There is no genuine dispute that ARG was the party responsible for securing the HII order within the meaning of the Contract, the parties' shared intent at the time of contracting, and the parties' course of performance.
QST-001
Question
What Signal messages substantiate expanded entitlement?
Demand letter references 'Screenshots of some these communications are attached as Exhibit B' showing Schmidt's alleged acknowledgments. Exhibit B contains Signal message screenshots, but visible content shows pricing structure discussions and quota flexibility, not explicit statement that ARG receives 20% of Cyberlux's gross HII proceeds. What specific Signal messages support the claimed expanded entitlement to 20% of all HII payments?
Page 3, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 — Screenshots of some these communications are attached as Exhibit B... On multiple occasions, Cyberlux CEO Mark Schmidt expressly acknowledged-via Signal messages and other forms of communication-that ARG was entitled to 20% of proceeds from drone sales regardless of who the prime was on the contract.
QST-002
Question
Letter of credit connection to planned acquisitions?
Exhibit C shows November 2023 messages from ARG asking about 'letter of credit idea' and availability to 'revisit the Letter of Credit.' Demand letter claims 'This followed prior conversations with Mr. Schmidt, during which ARG discussed the possibility of using a letter of credit from Cyberlux's lending institution to help finance the acquisition of businesses ARG intended to purchase.' What documentary evidence supports that letter of credit discussions were specifically tied to the three named acquisition targets?
Page 5, 24 — Attached as Exhibit C is a true and accurate copy of one such communication, in which ARG inquires about obtaining a letter of credit. This followed prior conversations with Mr. Schmidt, during which ARG discussed the possibility of using a letter of credit from Cyberlux's lending institution to help finance the acquisition of businesses ARG intended to purchase.
QST-003
Question
When did ARG allegedly communicate acquisition dependence?
Demand letter claims acquisition transactions were 'dependent on the anticipated cash flow under the Contract' and that 'dependence-and ARG's intent to use the funds for these acquisitions-was expressly communicated to Cyberlux.' When specifically were QuickSilver Analytics, Thin Air Gear, and Domestic Fabrics acquisitions communicated as dependent on Cyberlux payments?
Page 4, 5 — These transactions were not only dependent on the anticipated cash flow under the Contract, but that dependence-and ARG's intent to use the funds for these acquisitions-was expressly communicated to Cyberlux.
Stage 4
Interpretive — Inferences, Omissions, Patterns
4 nodes
INF-001
Inference
Pricing structure screenshot shows different model
Exhibit B Signal screenshot shows pricing breakdown: Cost $4700, CYBL $2000, ARG 20% $1340, totaling $8040, with split profit $1760 yielding $9800 (CYBL $2880, ARG $2220). This appears to show ARG receiving 20% markup on cost basis ($1340 on $6700 cost+CYBL), not 20% of gross proceeds. Another screenshot shows MSRP $18,750, Global Ordnance $3,750 (20%), CYBL Price $15,000, Anthony $3,750 (20%), suggesting layered distributor margins rather than direct revenue sharing.
Page 22, 23 — Cost: $4700 CYBL: $2000 ARG 20%: $1340 $8040 Split profit:$1760 $9800 CYBL: $2880 ARG: $2220... MSRP $18,750.00 Global Ordnance $3,750.00 20% Margin CYBL PRICE $15,000.00 Anthony $3,750.00 20% Margin
INF-002
Inference
HII settlement review under NDA suggests limited access
Demand letter states 'Our office has reviewed the HII Termination Settlement Agreement (the "HII Settlement"), under the protection of a fully executed Non-Disclosure Agreement.' This suggests ARG's counsel gained access to HII settlement terms through formal confidentiality arrangement, but may not have independent verification of payment amounts beyond what Cyberlux or HII disclosed under NDA.
Page 4 — Our office has reviewed the HII Termination Settlement Agreement (the "HII Settlement"), under the protection of a fully executed Non-Disclosure Agreement. The terms of that settlement confirm that Cyberlux has already received $38,700,600.00 in drone-related payments from HII, and that an additional $25,795,303.38 is anticipated.
OMI-001
Omission
No evidence of ARG's specific HII sales activity
While demand letter asserts ARG 'responsible for securing the HII order,' exhibit package contains no documentation of ARG's introduction of HII opportunity, dealer-of-record registration for HII, communications with HII, or role in sales process. Contract Section 5 establishes dealer-of-record process requiring email to sales@cyberlux.com with customer details, but no such registration shown for HII.
Page 4, 8, 9 — There is no genuine dispute that ARG was the party responsible for securing the HII order within the meaning of the Contract... To declare a new business opportunity as an exclusive ARG sale, ARG must email the following information to the Cyberlux email addresses at sales@cyberlux.com and MichaelPorter@cyberlux.com
OMI-002
Omission
No documentation of failed acquisition negotiations
Demand letter claims three specific missed acquisitions (QuickSilver Analytics, Thin Air Gear 65% stake, Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp) with precise initial valuations, but exhibit package contains no letters of intent, purchase agreements, valuation reports, or evidence these transactions were actually negotiated or that sellers would have accepted stated prices.
Page 4, 5 — Cyberlux's failure to remit payment directly prevented ARG from completing three planned strategic acquisitions... Missed Acquisition 1: QuickSilver Analytics o Initial Valuation: $2,500,000... Missed Acquisition 2: Thin Air Gear (65% stake) o Initial Valuation: $675,000... Missed Acquisition 3: Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp o Initial Valuation: $1,000,000

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Filing Header

CAUSE NO. 202448085

ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC § IN THE DISTRICT COURT

and SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC, § Plaintiff, Judgment-Creditor, §

v.

§ §

129TH JUDICIAL COURT

§ §

CYBERLUX CORPORATION and

MARK D. SCHMIDT, individually § Defendant, Judgment-Debtor. § IN AND FOR HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS

Exhibit 7- ARG Group, LLC

Cause No. 202448085 styled Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC et al. v. Cyberlux Corporation et al, in the 129th District Court in and For Harris County, Texas

Unofficial Copy Office of's un Bugless District Clef

Robert Berleth

From:

Christian Lunghi <CLunghi@andersonandjones.com>

Sent:

Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:38 PM

To:

Robert Berleth

Subject:

The ARG Group, LLC v Cyberlux Corporation

Attachments:

2025_05_20_Letter_to_Cyberlux_Ex_A_thru_C.pdf

Robert:

I represent The ARG Group, LLC in its action against Cyberlux Corporation. We spoke today on the phone.

Attached is a copy of the demand letter we sent to Cyberlux on May 20, 2025.

Procedurally, we have filed the complaint, and Cyberlux has filed a motion for an extension of time to respond. Otherwise, we have heard nothing from Cyberlux. No surprise.

I'm trying to find representation in Texas. Todd mentioned you may have a draft of the document that needs to be filed in Harris County. If you have that, I would like to take a look at it.

Best,

of Marilyn Lurgesto, Dietrich Clerk

CHRISTIAN LUNGHI ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

ANDERSON JONES

ATTORNEYS AT LAV

421
N. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601 PHONE: (919) 277-2541; FAX: (919) 277-2544 DIRECT DIAL: (984) 344-9309 CLunghi@andersonandjones.com (Mr. Lùn-ghee)

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******************* CONFIDENTIAL *******************

VIA EMAIL (legal_cybl@cyberlux.com) Charles Watts 300 W. Washington St. PO Box 3136 Greensboro, NC 27402-3136

RE: The ARG Group, LLC v. Cyberlux Corporation Durham County Superior Court File No. 25CV004246-310

RULE 408 COMMUNICATION - NOT TO BE USED IN LITIGATION - FOR SETTLEMENT PURPOSES ONLY

Dear Chuck:

This firm represents The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG") in connection with its claims against Cyberlux Corporation ("Cyberlux") in the above-referenced matter. We write regarding Cyberlux's obligations to ARG under the governing Distributor Partner Agreement and to demand immediate payment of outstanding sums owed.

On February 28, 2022, ARG and Cyberlux entered into a valid and binding agreement titled "Cyberlux Corporation and The ARG Group, LLC Distributor Partner Agreement"(the "Contract"). A true and accurate copy of the Contract is attached hereto as Exhibit "A." Under the terms of the Contract, ARG is entitled to twenty percent (20%) of the proceeds from the sale of drones facilitated through the relationship, with Cyberlux retaining the remaining eighty percent (80%).

Importantly, the parties' course of performance and subsequent written communications demonstrate that the scope of ARG's entitlement under the Contract expanded beyond the original distributor framework. On multiple occasions, Cyberlux CEO Mark Schmidt expressly acknowledged-via Signal messages and other forms of communication-that ARG was entitled to 20% of proceeds from drone sales regardless of who the prime was on the contract. In fact, Mr. Schmidt confirmed in writing that if Cyberlux sold directly without a prime, ARG and Cyberlux would split the 20%, so ARG would receive 30% of the proceeds.

Construction

Contracts

Real Estate

Litigation

Administrative

******************* CONFIDENTIAL *******************

These statements reflect the parties' shared understanding that ARG played a key role in establishing sales channels and cultivating the relationships that drove K8 platform sales. Screenshots of some these communications are attached as Exhibit "B."

Mr. Schmidt further acknowledged ARG's ongoing involvement and value in managing potential conflicts and facilitating sales. These written communications reflect a clear understanding between the parties that ARG's role-and corresponding compensation-would extend beyond a narrow reading of the distributor agreement. ARG also raised concerns regarding ramp-up timelines and deal structures. Mr. Schmidt's responses confirm his awareness and endorsement of ARG's expanded role and the business opportunities it wasvactively pursuing in reliance on the Contract and the parties' ongoing course of conduct.

There is no genuine dispute that ARG was the party responsible for securing the HII order within the meaning of the Contract, the parties' shared intent at the time of contracting, and the parties' course of performance Cyberlux's obligation to remit 20% to ARG is not discretionary-it is both contractually and equitably mandated. We are confident that a jury will conclude that ARG is entitled to 20% of all funds received from HII, and that the written and verbal representations made by Cyberlux reinforce that obligation.

Our office has reviewed the HII Termination Settlement Agreement (the "HII Settlement"), under the protection of a fully executed Non-Disclosure Agreement. The terms of that settlement confirm that Cyberlux has already received $38,700,600.00 in drone-related payments from HII, and that an additional $25,795,303.38 is anticipated.

Under the Contract, ARG's(20% share of the HII drone proceeds is summarized as follows:

Initial Payment (Received):

$38,700,600.00 × 20%)= $7,740,120.00

Accrued Interest on Initial Payment (8% per annum for 20 months): $7,740,120.00% (8%+ 12 months) × 20=$1,032,016.00

Final Settlement Payment (Expected): $25,795,303.38 × 20% = $5,159,060.68

Subtotal (contractual damages including interest): $13,931,196.68

In addition to the unpaid revenue share, Cyberlux's failure to remit payment directly prevented ARG from completing three planned strategic acquisitions. These transactions were not only dependent on the anticipated cash flow under the

******************* CONFIDENTIAL *******************

Contract, but that dependence-and ARG's intent to use the funds for these acquisitions-was expressly communicated to Cyberlux. Attached as Exhibit "C" is a true and accurate copy of one such communication, in which ARG inquires about obtaining a letter of credit. This followed prior conversations with Mr. Schmidt, during which ARG discussed the possibility of using a letter of credit from Cyberlux's lending institution to help finance the acquisition of businesses ARG intended to purchase.

Using a conservative 15% annual growth rate over a 2-year period, the missed acquisition damages are calculated as follows:

· Missed Acquisition 1: QuickSilver Analytics

o Initial Valuation: $2,500,000

o Future Value: $2,500,000 x (1.15)2 = $3,306,250

o Loss: $3,306,250 - $2,500,000 = $806,250

· Missed Acquisition 2: Thin Air Gear (65% stake)

o Initial Valuation: $675,000

o Future Value: $675,000 x (1/05)2 = $892,687.50

o Loss: $892,687.50 - $675,000 = $217,687.50

· Missed Acquisition 3: Domestic Fabrics and Blankets Corp

Initial Valuation: $1,000,000

o Future Value: $1,000,000 x (1.15)2 = $1,322,500

o Loss: $1,322,500 - $1,000,000 = $322,500

Total Consequential Damages:

$1,346,437.50

These damages reflect not only ARG's direct financial losses, but also the long-term economic harm and opportunity cost stemming from Cyberlux's breach.

Total Amount Demanded

Category

Amount

20% Share of Initial Payment

$7,740,120.00

******************* CONFIDENTIAL *******************

Category

Amount

Accrued Interest (20 months at 8%)

$1,032,016.00

20% Share of Final Payment

$5,159,060.68

Missed Acquisition Losses

$1,346,437.50

Total Damages

$15,277,634.18

Cyberlux's failure to honor its financial obligations under the Contract has caused significant harm to ARG, both contractually and commercially. ARG reserves all rights and remedies under law and equity, including the right to seek pre- and post- judgment interest, attorneys' fees, and all additional damages available under applicable law.

We welcome the opportunity to resolve this matter cooperatively. However, time is of the essence. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions or require supporting documentation. We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.

Sincerely, Citofoni

Christian Lunghi Attorney for The ARG Group, DLC

Unofficial Copy Office of Marilyn Bergesgeht af cict Clerk

CYBERLU Harnessing the Future

®

Cyberlux Corporation and The ARG Group, LLC Distributor Partner Agreement

This Agreement (the "Agreement") is made effective as of the 28th day of February 2022, between Cyberlux Corporation ("Cyberlux"), a Nevada corporation, having its principal place of business at 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Research Triangle Park, NO27709 and The ARG Group, LLC ("ARG"), an Arizona limited liability company, having its principal place of business at 301 Helen Street, Suite 110, Tucson, AZ 85705.

BACKGROUND FACTS
1.
Cyberlux develops, manufactures, and sells Advanced Lighting Solutions (ALS) for portable and fixed use, certain solar power solutions, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) products including UAS hardware and software solutions. The Cyberlux products include, but are not limited to, the BrightEye and Watchdog Tactical Illumination Systems, other various LED and solar products, and the FlightEye UAS products including FlightEye drone hardware and the FlightGDN software operating platform and related product offerings, as set forth in Exhibit A, Product and Pricing, which is attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof (hereafter referred to a "Products").
2.
Cyberlux is the owner of certain trademarks used in connection with the Products, such trademarks being set forth on Exhibit B entitled Cyberlux Trademarks, which exhibit is attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof (singularly the "Trademark" or collectively the "Trademarks"
3.
ARG desires to obtain from Cyberlux the non-exclusive right to sell, bid, stock and ship the Products within the United States, North and South America, and other global regions with business opportunities may arise, as specified herein.
4.
Cyberlux desires to sell the Products to ARG for business development, sales and fulfillment of orders as specified herein.
AGREEMENT

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of these premises and the mutual covenants herein contained, the parties hereby agree as follows:

1. APPOINTMENT

Cyberlux agrees to, and hereby does, appoint ARG as a non-exclusive Business Partner for the Products for the period of this Agreement as set forth in Paragraph 3.

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2. ARG DUTIES

A. ARG agrees to use its best efforts to promote and to extend the sale of Products to Department of Defense (DoD) agencies, DoD affiliated businesses, and other federal and state government agencies or government agency affiliated businesses. ARG agrees to obtain any approvals necessary for shipment, marketing, importation, distribution or use of Products prior to commencement of such acts. ARG further agrees to provide the standard pricing and warranty terms as in Exhibit A without the prior written permission of Cyberlux. ARG will not at any time divulge any confidential information, trade secrets, or know-how of which it may become possessed or aware) with respect to Cyberlux's affairs in relation to this Agreement, the Products or Trademarks.

B. During the term of this Agreement, and for three (3) years subsequent to the expiration hereof, ARG shall not interfere with the business of Cyberlux by using information generated as a consequence of this Agreement to compete with Cyberlux, or by usurping, interfering with or attempting to interfere with Cyberlux's existing or prospective contractual relations with its customers, dealers, suppliers or other distributors. The limitations under this paragraph shall not preclude ARG from continuing to sell or offer for sale to such customers any products that ARG has sold or offered for sale to those customers or dealers prior to the execution of this Agreement.

3. DURATION OF AGREEMENT

This Agreement shall be for a term of three (3) years, commencing with the effective date hereof, unless terminated sooner according to the terms hereof. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Agreement shall be deemed renewed for one (1) year from the date of such renewal, with all terms and conditions hereof remaining in full force and effect, unless either Party terminates the Agreement with 90 days notice.

4. PRICING, TERMS, AND QUOTAS

A. Pricing: With the appointment of ARG as Business Partner, Cyberlux will provide a twenty percent (20%) discount off the GSA pricing for the Products as detailed in Exhibit A attached. ARG will secure customer orders, Cyberlux will fulfill the customer orders with ARG either stocking inventory or Cyberlux fulfilling directly, and ARG will pay Cyberlux eighty percent (80%) of the GSA invoice pricing for the Products.

B. Terms: Cyberlux payment terms are net 30 from shipment date, unless ARG has prior written agreement to different terms and conditions.

C. Quotas: Cyberlux expects ARG to generate a minimum of $2,000,000.00 in annual Products sales across all market segments and customers. Cyberlux will provide any sales support or assistance ARG may need to facilitate the closing of any business opportunity generated by ARG.

5. DEALER OF RECORD PROCESS

As a Cyberlux Business Partner, ARG is entitled to declare any new business opportunity as an exclusive ARG sales opportunity, unless another Cyberlux Business Partner has

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previously declared the same opportunity exclusivity in prior communication to Cyberlux.

To declare a new business opportunity as an exclusive ARG sale, ARG must email the following information to the Cyberlux email addresses at sales@cyberlux.com and MichaelPorter@cyberlux.com, including:

Subject: ARG Dealer of Record Registration Request

Customer Name

Department / Agency

Address, City, State

Primary Contact Best estimate of the potential sales quantity and Cyberlux product(s)

Cyberlux will respond within 48 hours confirming the new opportunity exclusivity.

6. EQUITY INCENTIVES

A. In consideration for the appointment of ARG as Business Partner, Cyberlux will award ARG two million (2,000,000) shares of restricted common stock as a long-term incentive to mutually benefit both ARG and Cyberlux as ARG sales and revenue generation acerate value the Cyberlux stock.

B. In addition, Cyberlux will offer ARG additional Revenue Acceleration Equity Incentives as follows:

Revenue Level Achieved

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$3,000,000

500,000

$4,000,000

500,000

$5,000,000

500,000

$6,000,000

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250,000

$7,000,000

250,000

$8,000,000

250,000

$9,000,000

250,000

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500,000

Incremental $1,000,000

250,000 per $1,000,000 above $10,000,000 revenue

7. QUANTITIES AND DELIVERIES

A. In partial consideration for ARG's appointment hereunder, ARG agrees to deliver to Cyberlux purchase orders for Products with a forecast due within 45 days of the signing of this Agreement.

B. Products are delivered ex-factory at Cyberlux's offices in Research Triangle Park, Durham, North Carolina or at another delivery point selected by Cyberlux and agreed to by ARG. Cyberlux shall use reasonable efforts to fill ARG's orders insofar as Cyberlux is not prevented or hindered in doing so by shortages of raw materials or labor, unavoidable mechanical failure, strikes, war, insurrection, acts of God, and the like.

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D. ARG's performance under this Agreement shall be periodically reviewed with Cyberlux, and ARG and Cyberlux shall periodically set goals and plan Product development and introductions to reflect the best opportunities in the market for Cyberlux Products.

E. In order to meet customer service standards, ARG agrees to provide a monthly rolling forecast of three (3) month's supply of Product to Cyberlux, by the 1st day of the month, during the term of this Agreement.

8. CREDIT AND FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS

A. ARG represents and warrants to Cyberlux that ARG is in good and substantial financial condition and is able to pay all bills when due. ARG shall, from time to time, furnish any financial statements or additional information as may be requested by Cyberlux.

B. All sales shall be made in accordance with the terms of the Cyberlux invoices and the Agreement. Payment for all Products purchased by ARG shall be made by certified or cashier's check, unless the Cyberlux invoice provides otherwise, in which event such terms shall govern. Receipt of any check, draft or@ther commercial paper shall not constitute payment until Cyberlux shall have received in cash, the full amount thereof.

9. EXCLUSION OF DAMAGES

A. Unless otherwise provided by applicable law. Cyberlux's liability, if any, to ARG for any allegedly defective Products shall, under any legal or equitable theory, be limited to repair or replacement of the Products of parts, at Cyberlux's option, and CYBERLUX SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO ARG FOR ANY DAMAGES, WHETHER INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHERWISE, BECAUSE OF PRODUCT OR PART DEFECTS.

B. Cyberlux has product liability insurance with respect to Products. As such, the only source of recovery for Cyberlux's product liability shall be said insurance. NO OTHER WARRANTIES ARE PROVIDED BY CYBERLUX, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.

C. ARG shall not make any change to Products, or Product containers, packages, cartons or the like without Cyberlux's prior written approval, which may be withheld in Cyberlux's sole discretion.

10. PATENT AND TRADEMARK RIGHTS

A. ARG agrees that Cyberlux is the sole and exclusive owner of all patent rights on Products, including any improvements thereon, whether made by Cyberlux or Distributor, and of all rights in the Trademarks. ARG agrees to disclose to Cyberlux, in writing, all improvements in Products, and manufacturing know-how relating to Products, developed or acquired during the term of this Agreement.

B. ARG further agrees that it will not seek or otherwise obtain any patent, trademark, or service mark rights on the Products or Trademarks, directly in its own name or indirectly in any other name, without the written permission of Cyberlux.

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C. ARG shall have the right to use the Trademarks only in connection with the distribution of Products and only during the period of this Agreement. ARG shall not alter, remove, or tamper with the Trademarks or other means of identification of Products.

11. TERMINATION

A. Either party shall have the right to terminate this Agreement, in its sole discretion, upon ninety (90) days written notice to the other. Either party to this Agreement shall further have the right to terminate this Agreement, without any advance notice to the other, in the event of breach of the Agreement by such other party. Such termination, in either case, shall not extinguish obligations previously incurred under this Agreement, or obligations, which by their nature survive such termination.

B. Upon termination of this Agreement, Cyberlux shall have the right to purchase from ARG all Product inventory at a price equal to ARG's cost plus freight to return the Products to Cyberlux or its designee, such freight to be approved by Cyberlux.

C. If either party shall become insolvent, make any assignment for the benefit of creditors, be adjudged bankrupt, or if a receiver or trustee of their property shall be appointed, this Agreement shall thereupon automatically terminate,

D. If ARG sells or otherwise disposes of substantially all of its business relating to this Agreement, if control of ARG is transferred, or if present management of ARG is changed, or is no longer involved in the day-to-day supervision of ARG's performance of this Agreement, Cyberlux shall have the right, without prejudice to any other rights, which Cyberlux may have, to terminate this Agreement immediately.

12. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS

In the event that any provision, term, condition or object of this Agreement may be in conflict with any law, measure, rule, court judgment (by consent or otherwise) or regulation of the government or any department of the United States of America, legal counsel for the party asserting such conflict shall advise the other that such a conflict, or the reasonable possibility of such conflict, exists; then either party may propose to the other appropriate modification of this Agreement to avoid such conflict, and the authorized officers or representatives of the parties shall mutually negotiate for the adjustment of such matter. In the event that such negotiation does not produce results satisfactory to both parties, either party, at its option, may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) days written notice to the other.

13. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

ARG represents and warrants as follows:

1.
That it is an Arizona limited liability corporation, duly organized, validly existing and in good standing with respect to the laws of its resident jurisdiction; and that it has full power and authority to execute this Agreement and to carry on its business as it is being conducted;

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That it has the power to enter into this Agreement and to carry out its obligations hereunder; that, if it is a corporation or comparable legal entity, the required number of directors have approved this Agreement and the carrying out of the transactions contemplated hereby; that the execution and delivery of this Agreement and the consummation of the transactions contemplated have been duly authorized; and that it has received all governmental authorizations within its power to permit the execution and delivery of this Agreement and the carrying out of the transactions contemplated.
3.
That it is not a party to, or obligated under, any charter or bylaw, or subject to any order or decree that will be violated by its executing and carrying out this Agreement.
4.
That it will not, during the term of this Agreement, authorize anyone else or another concern to distribute Products or utilize the Trademarks.
14. RELATIONSHIP

Agreement and that ARG shall incur no obligation in the name of Cyberlux without the prior written permission of Cyberlux.

15. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

A. The parties agree that this Agreement contains the entire understanding of the parties and that there are no representations, warranties, promises, or undertakings other than those contained herein.

B. No waiver or modification of any of the terms of this Agreement shall be valid unless contained in a writing signed by both parties.

16. VALIDITY

The invalidity or unenforceability of any particular provision of this Agreement shall not affect the other provisions hereof, and this Agreement shall be construed in all respects as if such invalid or unenforceable provision was omitted.

17. GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of North Carolina of the United States of America and any dispute arising under this Agreement shall be resolved in a Court of cognizant jurisdiction in Durham County, NC which shall have sole personal and subject matter jurisdiction over any dispute arising under this Agreement.

18. EXECUTION

This Agreement shall be effective as of the date first above written.

19. FORCE MAJEURE

Except as otherwise provided hereafter, each party shall be entitled to an extension of the date of any performance required of such party under this Agreement if the failure of the party to duly perform was solely because of a Force Majeure Event (hereafter defined);

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provided, however, that a Force Majeure Event shall not be recognized under this Agreement unless (1) the party seeking to assert such an event gives notice of the existence of such event to the other party, which notice shall explain in reasonable detail the nature of the Force Majeure Event, the obligations that have been affected by the Force Majeure Event, and how such Force Majeure Event has impaired the performance of such obligations (Force Majeure Event Notice), and (2) such Force Majeure Event actually and materially impairs the due performance of such parties' obligations. On receipt of the Force Majeure Event Notice by the other party, the performance required of the notifying party shall be extended on a day-for-day basis commencing on the date the Force Majeure Event Notice was given until such Force Majeure Event has terminated. A "Force Majeure Event" shall be an act of God, riot, war, civil interest, hostile fire, flood, earthquake, or other cause beyond a party's reasonable control and anticipation (including without limitation, any mechanical, electronic, or communications failure, but excluding failure caused by a party's financial condition or negligence), or any inability due to the aforementioned causes to obtain necessary labor, materials or facilities.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement in duplicate, each of which copies shall for all purposes be deemed an original.

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Cyberlux Corporation, a Nevada corporation

The ARG Group, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company

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Exhibit A

Product and Pricing

See Attached ALS, UAS and Other Product and Pricing Listings.

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EXHIBIT A Advance Lighting Systems Products

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CATEGORY

PRODUCT

GSA P/N

NATIONAL STOCKING NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

COMMERCIAL UNIT PRICE

GSA 10% DISCOUNT PRICE

10-20 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 2%

2-30 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 4%

31-40 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 5%

4-50 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 6%

51+ UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 7%

GSA UPLIFT 0.75%

Volume (Cu-Ft)

Weight (lb)

SYSTEM

WATCHDOG

2CP0150

WatchDog Portable Lighting System A (Two Visible and Covert Parameter Illumination Lightheads, Two 2.3 ft. Quadpod Light Stands, One Battery Charger, Two Wireless Controls, Two UBI-2590 Batteries. Two Battery Shields, One System Case)

6
$12,759

$11,483

$11,253

$11,024

$10,909

$10,794

$10,679

3.0

SPARES KIT

WATCHDOG

2CP0169

WatchDog Portable Lighting System Spares Kit (One UBI-2590 Batteries, Two Battery Shields, Two) 2.3 ft. Quadpod Light Stands, 50 Kit Screws/Fasteners, One System Case)

$4,700

$4,230

$4,145

$4,061

$4,019

$3,976

$3,934

3.0

SYSTEM

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0179

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) Lighting - Single System (One Visible & Covert Lighthead, One 7.5 ft. Quadpod Light Stands, One UBI-2590 Battery, One Battery Shield, One Battery Charger, One Wheeled System Case, One Wireless Controls)

$5,759

$5,184

$5,080

$4,976

$4,924

$4,872

$4,821

3.0

SPARES KIT

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0181

BrightEye Portable VaC Lighting System Spares Replacement Kit - (One 7.5 ft. Quadpod Light Stand, One Battery, Two Battery Shields, One Wheeled System Case, One Wireless Control, 50 Kit Screws/Fasteners)

$3,501

$3,151

$3,088

$3,025

$2,993

$2,962

$2,930

3.0

SYSTEM

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0170

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) Lighting - Dual Lighthead System (Two Visible & Covert Lightheads, Two 7.5 ft. Quadpod Light Stands, Two UBI-2590 Batteries, Two Battery Shields, One Battery Charger, One Wheeled System Case, Two Wireless Controls)

$10,963

$9,867

$9,670

$9,472

$9,374

$9,275

$9,176

3.5

SPARES KIT

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0180

BrightEye Portable VaC Lighting Dual Lighthead System Spares Replacement Quadpod Light Stands, Two Batteries, Two Battery Shields, Wheeled System Case, One Wireless Control, 50 Kit Screws/Fasteners) 4Mds, One whodement Kit - (Two 7.5 ft.

$4,370

$3,933

$3,854

$3,776

$3,736

$3,697

$3,658

3.5

SYSTEM

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0190

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) 4 Meter Tower Illumination System - Advanced Lighthead Configuration Two Standard Visible & Covert Lightheads), One 4M (13.1 ft.) Mast sam guration (Equivalent to 1 ) Stand with Six 50lb Capacity Sand Bags for Stability, One Li-Ion Power Supply System, One Super Portable Quiet Recharging Gas Generator, Four System Carrying Cases, Two Wireless Remote Controls

$17,026

$15,323

$15,017

$14,710

$14,557

$14,404

$14,250

12.7

SPARES KIT

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0191

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) 4 Meter Tower Illumination System Spares Replacement Kit - One Replacement Lighthead Electronics, Six Replacement Sand Bags, One Replacement Li-Ion Power Supply System, One Replacement Super Portable Quite Recharging Gas Generator, 50 Kit Screws/Fasteners

$6,143

$5,529

$5,418

$5,308

$5,253

$5,197

$5,142

2.5

SYSTEM

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0182

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) 10 Meter Tower Illumination System - Advanced Lighthead Configuration (Equivalent to Four Standard Visible & Covert Lightheads), One 10M (31.5 ft.) Mast Stand with Guyed Wire Stability, One Li-Ion Power Supply System, One Super Portable Quiet Recharging Gas Generator, Four System Carrving Cases

$23,704

$21,334

$20,907

$20,481

$20,267

$20,054

$19,841

18.1

SPARES KIT

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0183

BrightEye Portable Visible and Covert (VaC) 10 Meter Tower Illumination System Spares Replacement Kit - Two Replacement Lighthead Electronics, One Replacement Guyed Wire Set, One Replacement Li-Ion Power Supply System, One Replacement Super Portable Quite Recharging Gas Generator. 50 Kit Screws/Fasteners

$7,774

$6,997

$6,857

$6,717

$6,647

$6,577

$6,507

3.0

BRIGHTEYE

2CP0185

BrightEye Portable Generator Power System - Super Portable Solar Panel Generator, BrightEye Power Cabling, Integrated Power Supply and Case, Power Cables

$11,726

$10,553

$10,342

$10,131

$10,025

$9,920

$9,814

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Exhibit A FlightEye Unmanned Aircraft Systems

CATEGORY

PRODUCT

GSA P/N

NATIONAL STOCKING NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

Burgess IS-

COMMERCIAL UNIT PRICE

GSA 10% DISCOUNT PRICE

10-20 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 2%

2-30 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 4%

31-40 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 5%

4-50 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 6%

51+ UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 7%

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CYBERLUX

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Marilyn

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CATEGORY

PRODUCT

GSA P/N

NATIONAL STOCKING NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

COMMERCIAL UNIT PRICE

GSA 10% DISCOUNT PRICE

10-20 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 2%

2-30 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 4%

31-40 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 5%

4-50 UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 6%

51+ UNIT DISCOUNT PRICE 7%

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CYBERLUX

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Cyberlux Trademarks

Registered Federal Trademarks

Cyberlux® BrightEye® EverOn® RelyOn® ReliaBright®

Pending Federal Trademarks

PSL TechnologyTM

The LED Portable Shelter Lighting System™M

BrightEye TechnologyTM

The BrightEye Advantage™M

Tactical Illumination Systems™M

WhiteEye™M

The WhiteEye Advantage™M

A Leader in Advanced LED Lighting Solutions™M The Brilliance of Cyberlux Lighting™M Harnessing the Future of Light™M Harnessing the Future™M

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During the term of this Agreement, Cyberlux may also adopt and use additional Trademarks, which upon such adoption and usage, will be deemed incorporated into this Exhibit.

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Ok agreement sent. Let us know if any questions

Also if you copy me on the content I'll push the PR to close.

Roger, looking at it now ...

Mark, I haven't had øy lawyer read this, and I don't think I need to, I have one concern ....

QUANTITIES AND DELIVERIES A. In partial consideration for ARG's appointment hereunder, ARG agrees to deliver to Cyberlux purchase orders for Products with a forecast due within 45 days of the signing of this Agreement.

We both know gov sales has a ramp-up period. My hope is that with his Air Force program, we will see fast sales,

however, typical gov sales are 6-12 months.

I think we have a good chance for early sales with the Nation Guard/

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I think we have a good chance for early sales with the Nation Guard/ air guard faster, I just don't want to get hung up on not having something in 45 days with a sale

We're on the same page. This like the quota is aspirational not cute and dry.

I'm happy to make an adjustment if you want but we have an understanding.

I'm good with that ... a gentleman's agreement is always better than a contract frankly. We both know what we need to do to execute.

Exactly, agreed.

I'll sign now and return. I will also make sure to send a DOR request to sales@ so they can record it.

Great. Copy Porter too for timeliness.

I have been looking at my

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timeliness.

I have been looking at my marketing and contacts I have. How do you feel about companies like Triple Canopy buying you products?

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We're wide open if you have business opportunities.

I have several past blackwaters guys, that / served with and I work now with triple canopy. Also had some private contractors that flew planes and helo for SOCOM ... gonna reach out to them too

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Sounds good.

Have a great week, ping me if your guy in Bogota wants to meet.

By the way, this said an Arizona LLC .....

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aroundy into the Same. were Here in de Ukrainians appear to be going around everybody who is providing them quotes, or if it's just because the bulk of the funds flowing are now US funds. At any rate, the USG will be purchasing directly. We're not sure if it will be FMS, DLA/TLS, or other existing rapid vehicles? We expect the OEMs will be receiving direct inquiries from USG entities and possibly via FMS sales. You need to make sure the drone company knows they will likely see a new flurry of inquiries, as we have been submitting data sheets and naming the OEMs with our bids.

Just got this

We can discuss. But let's talk about how you quote them. 1:40 PM 1

Yes absolutely. $9800 is the starting point, no 'go direct' BS. 9342 PM

Cost: $4700

CYBL:

$2000

ARG 20%: $1340

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MSRP

$18,750.00

Global Ordnance

$3,750.00

20%

Margin

CYBL PRICE

$15,000.00

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$3,750.00

20%

Margin

J & L

$375.00

2%

Margin

CYBL Cost

$5,500.00

CYBL Margin

$5,375.00

29%

Margin

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B Missed voice call . 10:21 AM

Call back

Send me the DDTC product code acronym 11:52 AM

Also sending you a Cyberlux email with a contact Paul NurrK had from Fairwind Technologies ... look like a competitor but apparently they are active in Ukraine. 12:05 PM

pricing structure we discussed 12:41 PM

More on the Fairwinds contact with Paul Nurkkala:

So the contact is Matthew Jones from Fairwinds. He sounds like he just is well connected and helped broker a deal with someone for the sale of all of the switchblade drones that are available right now, and they want to order up to a couple hundred kamikaze drones a month

I'm sharing this so we can make sure we grab the volume if it's not going to disrupt the Global channel.

We intend to have you involved of all the Model-Kx sales so we can manage any conflict. 1:04 PM

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Check signal for me.

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Are you still overseas?

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Good morning. Have you had a chance to think about the letter of credit idea I had?

Nov 16, 2023 at 09:58

Mark, letme know if we can revisit the Letter of Credit today.

Nov 20, 2023 at 10:06

Good morning, I hope you had a good weekend. I will be on the road for a couple of hours today as I'm headed to Fort Bragg, a.k.a. Fort liberty. Let me know if you are available.

Nov 22, 2023 at 09:32

Happy Thanksgiving, Mark! Hope you have a great time with friends

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