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MOBI Antitrust Policy
Version 1.2
MOBI and its participants are committed to (1) fostering a competitive market in the development of new products
and services and (2) enhancing competition when interacting within the scope of the intended cooperation.
Each party acknowledges the intention to individually compete in this area. The parties agree to encourage andenhance competition, avoiding any violation of any applicable state, federal, or international antitrust laws,regulations, or applicable orders. The parties will adhere to relevant antitrust policies, procedures, and the code of
conduct described herein.
PolicyAntitrust laws are designed to protect and promote a competitive, free-market economy. These laws specificallyprohibit certain conduct that may result in price-fixing, division of markets, boycotts, and other anti-competitive
behavior.
As a general rule, discussions and information shared between Participants are limited to the scope described in
the MOBI Participation Agreement.
To avoid even the appearance of conduct that is prohibited by law, the Participants agree not to discuss productpricing, common suppliers, future products, marketing programs, and other potential joint activities, such as
market or customer divisions, boycotts, and, of course, price-fixing. Participants will not engage in any informal
discussions of these topics with competitors during breaks, social events, or at any other time.
If a Participant is not sure whether a topic would be prohibited, one indication is whether the company considers
confidential the information the Participant wishes to share. If there is any question as to whether a topic may
legally be discussed, consult your company’s counsel before opening the discussion.
The parties shall disclose to each other only the information that is necessary for the scope defined in theParticipation Agreement and for which the party has a legitimate interest.
The parties will agree in advance on an agenda for each personal meeting and each conference call between theparties with substantive discussions, which shall start off with a reminder of the Antitrust and Compliance Law
requirements.
Procedures
1. Meeting hosts and facilitators are responsible for documenting the purposes of the meeting.
2. Meeting hosts and facilitators are also responsible for making Antitrust guidelines available to all
attendees for meetings with substantive discussions where multiple members are present.
3. When and if antitrust concerns arise for any member, they are responsible for immediately notifying theParticipants, meeting hosts, and facilitators of their concern. Discussions on the topic are then to cease
immediately and to be referred to the executive board for disposition.
4. Minutes shall be kept for all of these occasions.

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Review Statement Template
The following statement shall be made available or read at all MOBI meetings with substantive discussions andmultiple members present.
Federal and state antitrust laws are designed to protect and promote a competitive, free-market economy.
These laws specifically prohibit certain conduct that may result in price-fixing, division of markets, boycotts,
and other anti-competitive behavior.
As a general rule, discussions and information shared between Participants are limited to this scope.
To avoid even the appearance of conduct that is prohibited by law, the Participants agree not to discuss
pricing, common suppliers, future product and marketing program plans, and other potential joint activities,
such as market or customer divisions, boycotts, and, of course, price-fixing.
Participants will not engage in any informal discussions of these topics with competitors during breaks, social
events, or at any other time.
If a Participant is not sure whether a topic would be prohibited, one indication is whether the company
considers confidential the information the Participant wishes to share. If there is any question as to whether a
topic may legally be discussed, consult your company’s counsel before opening the discussion.

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Antitrust Reference Card
DO NOT
Do not discuss or exchange information not inconformity with antitrust law, including for example
on:Price, including● Prices, price changes, price differentials,
discounts, allowances, credit terms, etc● Individual company elements that relate topricing on costs, production, inventories, sales,etc● Rates or rate policies for individual shipments,including basing point systems, zone prices,
freight, etc● Other commercially sensitive terms andconditions (costs or marketing plans, product,
regional, or customer strategies)
Production, including● Plans of individual member companies,concerning the design, production, distribution,or marketing of particular products, including
proposed territories or customers● Changes in details of production capacity or
inventories, etc
Market procedures, including● Company bids on contracts for particular
products, company procedures for responding tobid invitations● Approach of customers or suppliers in a way thatyou would not engage in as competitors● Exercise control over, or attempt to influence, theconduct of the other party● Matters relating to actual or potential individual
suppliers or customers that might have the effectof excluding them from any market or influencing
the business conduct of firms toward them, etc© 2024 MOBI. All rights reserved.

DOEnsure strict performance in the following areas:
Record-keeping● Have an agenda for every physical or telephonemeeting● Record meeting minutes● Ensure the review of minutes, and otherimportant legal documents
Oversight & Supervision● Consult with appropriate legal counsel on allquestions which might be related to antitrust law● Limit discussions in meetings to pre-cleared
agenda topics● Provide each attendee with a copy of thischecklist and have a copy available for reference
at all meetings
Vigilance● Protest any discussion or meeting activities thatappear to violate the checklist; ask for thoseactivities to be stopped so that appropriate legal
check can be made by counsel, disassociateyourself from any such discussion or activities
and for the attendees, leave any meeting inwhich they continue (and have it documented inmeeting minute)● Report any violations to the Legal Department
Continue to be competitive● DO continue to compete vigorously with theother party of the transaction● DO continue to make unilateral decisions in thebest interests of your company alone

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