Shape Australia Corporation Limited · ASX:SHA
Shape Australia — Shareholder Meeting (October 2026)
12 slides from Shape Australia's shareholder meeting presentation, Oct 28, 2026
Slide 1: CEO's Address at the 2026 Annual General Meeting
28 October 2026 For personal use only CEO’s Address at the 2026 Annual General Meeting Thank you, Greg, and good afternoon, everyone. As Greg has outlined, FY26 was another successful year for SHAPE. These results reflect the execution of our strategy, and we are very proud of what we have achieved
Slide 2: CEO's address: capability expansion and FY27 outlook
Tasmania was a standout contributor, while our newer Townsville and Geelong branches achieved encouraging early traction. We now have a strong regional footprint. Our focus is on building market share in these locations by deepening local client relationships and growing our teams and delivery capab
Slide 3: CEO's address: sector demand, DigiCo and growth strategy
Beyond office, we see ongoing demand in education, social housing, health and aged care, supported by population growth, demographic change and social infrastructure investment. Data centres are one of our fastest-growing sectors, with significant long-term tailwinds. The DigiCo award demonstrates t
Slide 4: About SHAPE
ENDS This announcement was authorised for release by the Board of Directors. Supporting presentation slides to this announcement are appended below. For personal use only About SHAPE SHAPE Australia (ASX: SHA) is a leading national fitout and construction services specialist. Headquartered in Sydney
Slide 5: CEO's Address
rsonal use only CEO’s Address Peter Marix -Evans CEO and Managing Director shape.com.au 12
Slide 6: Sector Diversification
Sector Diversification 57% 64% Project wins from non - Revenue from Beyond office, SHAPE is targeting growth across broad sectors non -office sectors office sectors (FY25: to build a more resilient, balanced order book (FY25: 40%) 48%) rsonal use only Industrial Revenue by Sector FY26 Performance Co
Slide 7: Regional Growth
Regional Growth Expanding our geographic footprint to meet client demand and capture growth in priority markets rsonal use only Revenue by Region FY26 Performance $130.0m Revenue from regional • Regional branches in the Gold Coast, Newcastle, Tasmania (Hobart and branches (FY25: $127.8m) Launceston)
Slide 8: Capability Expansion
Capability Expansion Evolving from a fitout and refurbishment specialist to a group offering diversified construction services rsonal use only Revenue by FY26 Performance Capability $172.8m Revenue from new build • Revenue from new build projects increased to $98.6m (FY25: $88.9m) and and modular co
Slide 9: Q1 FY27 Update
Q1 FY27 Update • Project wins of $504.6m rsonal use only • Backlog orders of $762.7m*, up 21% since 30 June 2026 (FY26: $628.4m) • 120-day pipeline of opportunities continues to expand, sitting at approximately $2.4b* Backlog Order Book * Pipeline* • Overall pipeline is approximately $4.9b* $762.7m
Slide 10: Sector Diversification: Key Drivers and Market Outlook
Sector Diversification Key Drivers Market Outlook rsonal use only • Well positioned to capture diverse Commercial Critical Facilities Social & Institutional Industrial opportunities, supported by • Office: The widening gap • Data centres: Priority • Education, social • Industrial, mining and changin
Slide 11: Regional Growth: Key Drivers and Market Outlook
Regional Growth rsonal use only Key Drivers Market Outlook • Established full -service branches in Gold • Regional markets continue to offer Coast, Newcastle, Tasmania (Hobart and targeted growth opportunities, Launceston), Geelong and Townsville. supported by local relationships, expanding delivery
Slide 12: Capability Expansion: Key Drivers and Market Outlook
Capability Expansion rsonal use only Key Drivers Market Outlook • New build: Target shorter -duration projects to • SHAPE will continue to expand capability limit exposure to traditional construction selectively, aligning investment, specialist delivery risks. talent and capacity with market demand