Company Overview



May 2010
Safe Harbor Statement
  This presentation contains forward-looking statements that are based on our current
  expectations, estimates and projections about our industry, management's beliefs, and
  certain assumptions made by us. These forward-looking statements speak only as of this
                  p              y                          g              p        y
  date and are based upon the information available to us at this time. Such information is
  subject to change, and we will not necessarily inform you of such changes. Forward-
  looking statements are inherently subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results and
  outcomes may differ materially and adversely as a result of various factors. Such factors
     t              diff    t i ll     d d       l           lt f i      f t      S hf t
  include, but are not limited to: uncertainty regarding global economic and financial market
  conditions; the susceptibility of the wireless semiconductor industry and the markets
  addressed by our, and our customers', products to economic downturns; the timing,
                                customers ,
  rescheduling or cancellation of significant customer orders and our ability, as well as the
  ability of our customers, to manage inventory; losses or curtailments of purchases or
  payments from key customers, or the timing of customer inventory adjustments; and
  changes in laws, regulations and/or policies in the United States that could adversely affect
  financial markets and our ability to raise capital. Additional information on these and other
  factors that may cause actual results and Skyworks’ performance to differ is included in the
  company s
  company’s recent SEC filings.
                           filings
Skyworks Vision

Enabling Mobile Connectivity Through
  Analog Semiconductor Innovation
I. Addressing High Growth Markets and Applications

II. Gaining Share Through Technology Leadership and Scale

III.
III Generating Superior Operating Results
Mobile Internet Traffic
                      2,500,000
                                                                                    2,184,212

                      2,000,000
                      2 000 000                                                                 Data
 erabytes per Month




                                                                                                P2P
                      1,500,000                     131% CAGR
            r




                                                                        1,076,319
                      1,000,000                                                                 Video
Te




                                                              482,216
                       500,000
                                                    207,412
                                  33,068
                                    ,      85,075
                                                                                                Audio
                             0
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             Viral Social Networking
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 Al     On
Connectivity
Cellular Handset Market Outlook

            1,800
                                                                                                      1,609
            1 600
            1,600                                                          10% CAGR
                                                                                              1,450           CDMA and iDEN
            1,400                                                               1,310
                                                                                                              GSM/GPRS
                           1,187                              1,200
            1,200
             , 00                            1,096
                                             1 096
                                                                                                              EDGE
            1,000
Units (M)




                                                                                                              3G / Multi-mode
             800                                                                                                32% CAGR

             600
                                                                                                              WCDMA
             400

             200

               -
                            2008             2009             2010              2011          2012    2013

                    Source: Deutsche Bank, Oppenheimer and Internal Estimates, January 2010
Smart Phone Outlook
            800



            600

                         48% CAGR                                     Social Networking
Units (M)




            400


                                                    Advanced Multimedia
            200



             -                                                       Enterprise Platforms
                  2009   2010E      2011E   2012E
Addressable PA/FEM Semi Content

             $5,000                                                                              $4.9B
                                                                                                         CDMA and iDEN
             $4,500
             $4 500                                                                                      GSM/GPRS
                                                                    17% CAGR                             EDGE
             $4,000

             $3,500                                                                                      3G / 30% CAGR

             $3,000
$ Millions




                           $2.6B           $2.6B
             $2,500
                                                            $1.50
             $2,000
             $2 000                                         ASP                                          WCDMA

             $1,500                                                         $4-$5
                                                                            ASP
             $1,000

              $500

                $0
                           2008             2009            2010             2011         2012   2013

                Source: Deutsche Bank, Oppenheimer and Internal Estimates, January 2010
Embedded Wireless Applications



  Netbooks                                                Notebooks




        eReaders                   3G and 4G Datacards and Video Platforms




                   Explosion of New Access Products
Industry Dynamics
                                            EDGE & 3G
                     2G                     Multimode
 Market Growth      Low                        High

 Dollar Content      $1                       $3 to $6

 Sole Source      Seldom                  Almost Always

 Competitors       Many                         Few

        Changing Landscape with Fewer Competitors
Vertical Markets

         Smart Grid

A High Growth Adjacent Application
Smart Metering

                                                                                   94%
                                                     2,500                     Unautomated

                                                     2,000




                                   Global Unit (M)
                                                     1,500




                                             ts
                                                     1,000

  • Utilizes WiFi and ZigBee
                        g                              500             6%
                                                                   Automated
  • Smart Meters                                         0
  • Programmable Thermostats and                                           Worldwide
                                                                           2.46 Billion
    Appliances                                                  Electric, Gas and Water Meters
                                                     Source: ABS Energy Research and Management Estimates
Green Technologies
       Smart Meter                      Home Area Network


                                Displays                                       Other
                                                                               Appliances




                     Electric           ZigBee® Smart Energy
                                              Network
                                              N t k
                                               Frequency: 2.4 GHz


   Water

                            Air Conditioners                        Programmable
           Gas                                                      Thermostats


    Addressing Both Access Points and Network / Grid Nodes
Linear Components

                                           LNAs
                             Switches
                                                     Synthesizers


                                          Mixers
                              Diodes
                                                     Attenuators


                                         Receivers
                             Passives




     Catalog with Over 800 Products for Adjacent Markets
Analog Portfolio Overview
                                                           Target Market and A li ti
                                                           T    t M k t d Applications




                      Core
                   Competency          Infrastructure   Broadband   Industrial   Medical   Military
       ssion




                   Amplifiers
Transmis




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                   Receivers
Signa Processing
               g




                   Synthesizers

                   Mixers
    al




                   Modulators




                                             Diversifying Our Business
Analog Market Outlook
             $18
             18.0                                       8% CAGR          $16.8
                                                              $15.4              Other
             $16
             16.0                                                                Automotive Electronics
                                                $14.1
             $14
             14.0         $13.4
                          $13 4                                                  Wired Communications

             $12
             12.0                                                                Wireless Communications
       ons




             $10
             10.0
                                                                                 Consumer Electronics
$ Billio




             $8
              8.0

             $6
              6.0                                                                Industrial Electronics
             $4
              4.0

             $2
              2.0                                                                Computing / Storage
             $0
              0.0
                           2009                  2010
                                                 2010             2011
                                                                  2011   2012

              Source: Gartner Group and Internal Estimates



             Analog Markets Present Substantial and Diversified Opportunities
Operational Execution
Q210 Performance Summary
                 Quarterly Revenue and Gross Margin                    Quarterly Non-GAAP EPS and Operating Margin
               $300                               45%                                   $0.30                     25%

               $275                               44%                                   $0.25             $0.24




                                                                                                                        Operating Margin
               $250                                                                                               20%
                                       $238                                                     Up 100%




                                                        Gross M
                                                  43%




                                                                         Non-GAAP EPS
Revenue ($M)




                                                                                        $0.20
               $225       Up 38%




                                                                                                                                g
                                                                                P
                                                              Margin
                                                  42%
               $200                                                                     $0.15                     15%
                                                  41%                                           $0.12
                         $173
               $175
                                                                                        $0.10
                                                                                        $0 10
                                                  40%
               $150                                                                                               10%

                                                  39%                                   $0.05
               $125

               $100                               38%                                   $0.00                     5%
                         Q209          Q210                                                     Q209      Q210


                                Outpacing our Addressed Markets and
                                O t i         Add     dM k t      d
                                 Demonstrating Operating Leverage
Q310 Outlook
          Revenue ($M)                              Non-GAAP EPS
 $300                            $0.35
                  Up 10% - 15%
                   p
                                 $0.30
                                                           Up 25% $0.30
 $250   $238

                                 $0.25           $0.24
 $200
                                 $0.20
 $150
                                 $0.15
 $100
                                 $0.10

  $50
                                 $0.05

   $0                            $0.00
        Q210         Q310 G*                      Q210                 Q310 G*
                                         * Per Company Guidance April 29, 2010
Margin Expansion Drivers

                                Non-GAAP
                      Q2 FY10

 Revenue              100.0%
                                      Revenue
                                                Efficiencies
                                      Growth
 Gross Margin          42.3%
                                       Operating Expense
 Operating Expenses    21.8%               Leverage



 Operating Margin      20.5%                25%
Skyworks Vision

Enabling Mobile Connectivity Through
  Analog Semiconductor Innovation
I. Addressing High Growth Markets and Applications

II. Gaining Share Through Technology Leadership and Scale

III.
III Generating Superior Operating Results

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Skyworks Overview

  • 2. Safe Harbor Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements that are based on our current expectations, estimates and projections about our industry, management's beliefs, and certain assumptions made by us. These forward-looking statements speak only as of this p y g p y date and are based upon the information available to us at this time. Such information is subject to change, and we will not necessarily inform you of such changes. Forward- looking statements are inherently subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results and outcomes may differ materially and adversely as a result of various factors. Such factors t diff t i ll d d l lt f i f t S hf t include, but are not limited to: uncertainty regarding global economic and financial market conditions; the susceptibility of the wireless semiconductor industry and the markets addressed by our, and our customers', products to economic downturns; the timing, customers , rescheduling or cancellation of significant customer orders and our ability, as well as the ability of our customers, to manage inventory; losses or curtailments of purchases or payments from key customers, or the timing of customer inventory adjustments; and changes in laws, regulations and/or policies in the United States that could adversely affect financial markets and our ability to raise capital. Additional information on these and other factors that may cause actual results and Skyworks’ performance to differ is included in the company s company’s recent SEC filings. filings
  • 3. Skyworks Vision Enabling Mobile Connectivity Through Analog Semiconductor Innovation I. Addressing High Growth Markets and Applications II. Gaining Share Through Technology Leadership and Scale III. III Generating Superior Operating Results
  • 4. Mobile Internet Traffic 2,500,000 2,184,212 2,000,000 2 000 000 Data erabytes per Month P2P 1,500,000 131% CAGR r 1,076,319 1,000,000 Video Te 482,216 500,000 207,412 33,068 , 85,075 Audio 0 2008 2009 2010E 2011E 2012E 2013E
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  • 6. Always O Al On Connectivity
  • 7. Cellular Handset Market Outlook 1,800 1,609 1 600 1,600 10% CAGR 1,450 CDMA and iDEN 1,400 1,310 GSM/GPRS 1,187 1,200 1,200 , 00 1,096 1 096 EDGE 1,000 Units (M) 3G / Multi-mode 800 32% CAGR 600 WCDMA 400 200 - 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Source: Deutsche Bank, Oppenheimer and Internal Estimates, January 2010
  • 8. Smart Phone Outlook 800 600 48% CAGR Social Networking Units (M) 400 Advanced Multimedia 200 - Enterprise Platforms 2009 2010E 2011E 2012E
  • 9. Addressable PA/FEM Semi Content $5,000 $4.9B CDMA and iDEN $4,500 $4 500 GSM/GPRS 17% CAGR EDGE $4,000 $3,500 3G / 30% CAGR $3,000 $ Millions $2.6B $2.6B $2,500 $1.50 $2,000 $2 000 ASP WCDMA $1,500 $4-$5 ASP $1,000 $500 $0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Source: Deutsche Bank, Oppenheimer and Internal Estimates, January 2010
  • 10. Embedded Wireless Applications Netbooks Notebooks eReaders 3G and 4G Datacards and Video Platforms Explosion of New Access Products
  • 11. Industry Dynamics EDGE & 3G 2G Multimode Market Growth Low High Dollar Content $1 $3 to $6 Sole Source Seldom Almost Always Competitors Many Few Changing Landscape with Fewer Competitors
  • 12. Vertical Markets Smart Grid A High Growth Adjacent Application
  • 13. Smart Metering 94% 2,500 Unautomated 2,000 Global Unit (M) 1,500 ts 1,000 • Utilizes WiFi and ZigBee g 500 6% Automated • Smart Meters 0 • Programmable Thermostats and Worldwide 2.46 Billion Appliances Electric, Gas and Water Meters Source: ABS Energy Research and Management Estimates
  • 14. Green Technologies Smart Meter Home Area Network Displays Other Appliances Electric ZigBee® Smart Energy Network N t k Frequency: 2.4 GHz Water Air Conditioners Programmable Gas Thermostats Addressing Both Access Points and Network / Grid Nodes
  • 15. Linear Components LNAs Switches Synthesizers Mixers Diodes Attenuators Receivers Passives Catalog with Over 800 Products for Adjacent Markets
  • 16. Analog Portfolio Overview Target Market and A li ti T t M k t d Applications Core Competency Infrastructure Broadband Industrial Medical Military ssion Amplifiers Transmis Front-End Modules Receivers Signa Processing g Synthesizers Mixers al Modulators Diversifying Our Business
  • 17. Analog Market Outlook $18 18.0 8% CAGR $16.8 $15.4 Other $16 16.0 Automotive Electronics $14.1 $14 14.0 $13.4 $13 4 Wired Communications $12 12.0 Wireless Communications ons $10 10.0 Consumer Electronics $ Billio $8 8.0 $6 6.0 Industrial Electronics $4 4.0 $2 2.0 Computing / Storage $0 0.0 2009 2010 2010 2011 2011 2012 Source: Gartner Group and Internal Estimates Analog Markets Present Substantial and Diversified Opportunities
  • 19. Q210 Performance Summary Quarterly Revenue and Gross Margin Quarterly Non-GAAP EPS and Operating Margin $300 45% $0.30 25% $275 44% $0.25 $0.24 Operating Margin $250 20% $238 Up 100% Gross M 43% Non-GAAP EPS Revenue ($M) $0.20 $225 Up 38% g P Margin 42% $200 $0.15 15% 41% $0.12 $173 $175 $0.10 $0 10 40% $150 10% 39% $0.05 $125 $100 38% $0.00 5% Q209 Q210 Q209 Q210 Outpacing our Addressed Markets and O t i Add dM k t d Demonstrating Operating Leverage
  • 20. Q310 Outlook Revenue ($M) Non-GAAP EPS $300 $0.35 Up 10% - 15% p $0.30 Up 25% $0.30 $250 $238 $0.25 $0.24 $200 $0.20 $150 $0.15 $100 $0.10 $50 $0.05 $0 $0.00 Q210 Q310 G* Q210 Q310 G* * Per Company Guidance April 29, 2010
  • 21. Margin Expansion Drivers Non-GAAP Q2 FY10 Revenue 100.0% Revenue Efficiencies Growth Gross Margin 42.3% Operating Expense Operating Expenses 21.8% Leverage Operating Margin 20.5% 25%
  • 22. Skyworks Vision Enabling Mobile Connectivity Through Analog Semiconductor Innovation I. Addressing High Growth Markets and Applications II. Gaining Share Through Technology Leadership and Scale III. III Generating Superior Operating Results