Scanfil Oyj · OMXHEX:SCANFL
Scanfil Oyj — Investor Day (September 2026)
80 slides from Scanfil Oyj's investor day presentation, Sep 29, 2026
Slide 1: Scanfil Group
Scanfil Group
Slide 2: Business Strategy
Business Strategy Section 1: Progress Since Capital Markets Day 2024
Slide 3: Growth Accelerated and Gain Momentum
Growth Accelerated and Gain Momentum Turnover Comparable EBITA +28.1% +34.2% 280 20 7.6 259.0 260 7.4 7.4 7.4 7.3 7.3 7.3 240 229.1 7.2 7.2 220 212.3 211.0 15 7.0 202.2 7.0 200 195.5 192.6 191.3 6.8 6.8 180 173.3 6.6 10 6.5 160 6.4 140 6.2 120 14.3 12.8 15.5 12.6 14.2 14.1 15.5 15.6 18.6 5 6.0 100 Q
Slide 4: Performance H1 2026
Growth and Profitability Ahead of Last Year Performance H1 2026 TURNOVER ORGANIC GROWTH COMPARABLE EBITA COMPARABLE EBITA MARGIN EUR 488.0m 5.6% EUR 34.2m 7.0% +23.6% total growth Positive Organic Growth +27.7% vs last year +0.2 pp vs last year H1 2025: EUR 394.8m Continued H1 2025: EUR 26.8m H1 202
Slide 5: Our Mission and Global Footprint
Our Mission and Global Footprint Mission: Scanfil helps customers to succeed by providing effective and innovative solutions that bring products from idea to life and maintain product competitiveness over the lifespan. Northern Europe 1,200 people 4,700+ Employees worldwide Americas ~500 people Cent
Slide 6: New Customer Deals Are Driving Organic Growth
New Customer Deals Are Driving Organic Growth +72.7% 80 72.3 72 70 61 59.2 60 51.7 50 46.6 44.3 40.2 41.7 41.7 40 30 20 10 0 Q1 24 Q2 24 Q3 24 Q4 24 Q1 25 Q2 25 Q3 25 Q4 25 Q1 26 Q2 26 6
Slide 7: Published New Customer Wins
Published New Customer Wins 6 PUBLIC CUSTOMER WINS SINCE 2024 · 4 SEGMENTS · 3 CONTINENTS 16 DEC 2025 18 JUN 2025 26 JUN 2025 VALMET EMERSON LIQUID INSTRUMENTS Industrial Industrial Medtech & Life Science Partnership deepened into new locations and New customer: control units for Rosemount Tank Moku
Slide 8: Positive Development in Customer Satisfaction
Positive Development in Customer Satisfaction 10 60 9 8.54 8.4 8.43 8.6 50 8.28 8.33 8.16 8 7.97 7.98 8 7.92 7.84 7.35 7.49 7 6.98 40 6 30 54 5 50 45 45 38 20 4 37 37 3 22 25 22 22 10 16 2 5 7 0 1 -2 0 -10 Q2 19 Q4 19 Q2 20 Q4 20 Q2 21 Q4 21 Q2 22 Q4 22 Q2 23 Q4 23 Q2 24 Q4 24 Q2 25 Q4 25 Q2 26 Reco
Slide 9: Customer Group Development
Customer Group Development +188.2% +25.9% +21.9% +15.8% Aerospace & Defense Energy & Cleantech Industrial Medtech & Life Science • Driven by acquisitions and • Solid performance • Growth is driven mainly by • Long customer acquisition and brisk demand from existing • Strategic priority acquisitions
Slide 10: Investing in Additional Capacity
Investing in Additional Capacity 6 CAPACITY INVESTMENTS SINCE 2023 ACROSS 4 SITES · +21,700 m² · EUR 13.3m DISCLOSED · 4 COUNTRIES SEP 2023 · MAY 2025 JAN 2025 · SEP 2025 ATLANTA, USA JOHOR BAHRU, MALAYSIA New SMT line in 2023 after 50% area expansion; second manufacturing line added 2025 EUR 4.3m i
Slide 11: All Regions Increase Performance
All Regions Increase Performance Americas +68.0% APAC +5.4% 21 12 65 12 19 10.5 19.8 60 62.7 10 61.1 10 9.6 59.5 17 9.3 8.5 17.7 55 8.4 8.6 8.7 8.5 8.1 8.3 8 7.9 8 55.0 15 7.3 53.8 7.4 7.2 50 52.2 6.9 51.9 13 13.9 6.2 6 6.0 6 45 12.7 45.5 11 11.8 4.6 11.7 4 4 10.8 40 42.7 9 9.7 8.8 2 35 2 7 5 0 30 0
Slide 12: Customer Portfolio Richer and More Diversified
Customer Portfolio Richer and More Diversified 10 % 100% 19 % 45% 45% 46% 41% 47% 75% 31 % 50% 36% 42% 42% 46% 42% 25% 40 % 19% 13% 13% 13% 11% % of turnover in H1 2026 0% 2022 2023 2024 2025 H1 2026 Aerospace & Defense Energy & Cleantech The biggest customer TOP10 (ex. biggest) Rest Industrial Medt
Slide 13: Market and Our Strategy
Market and Our Strategy Section 2: Where do we play moving forward?
Slide 14: Market Fundamentals
EMS demand grows steadily towards 2030, led by outsourcing and industrial electronics Market Fundamentals USD 649bn USD 853bn 5.6% Global EMS market size, 2025 Forecast market size, 2030 EMS market CAGR, 2025-2030 Market drivers Outsourcing Supply chain resilience AI and electrification Defence and
Slide 15: Market's Organic Growth Drivers
Three of our four customer groups outgrow the EMS market Market’s Organic Growth Drivers Around 60% of Scanfil's turnover sits in segments growing faster than the EMS market average of 5.6% Market CAGR 2025-2030 Share of Scanfil Medtech & Life Science 8.9% 19% Energy & Cleantech 8.5% 31% Aerospace &
Slide 16: Global Industry Consolidation
M&A has stayed elevated worldwide, with European and Nordic players among the most active buyers Global Industry Consolidation 304 deals 21 deals USD 2.55bn Electronics parts and equipment Sanmina's purchase of AMD's ZT North American EMS transactions in transactions globally in 2024, after 313 Syst
Slide 17: Market Segmentation
Market Segmentation High mix / low-to-mid volume High mix / high volume Scanfil's core: industrial customers, box build, PCBAs Fragmented demand, harder to serve profitably at and system integration scale MIX high → low Low mix / low volume Low mix / high volume Consumer mass production - price-driv
Slide 18: Where We Want to Play
We aim at the space where market leadership, global reach and our chosen segments overlap Where We Want to Play Leaders in their field Companies that set the standard in their own market and expect Leaders in their Global by nature a partner able to keep that standard. field Global by nature Product
Slide 19: A Race to Critical Mass
Global customers want to work with equals, and the size needed to qualify keeps rising A Race to Critical Mass Our customers want to play with equals And the bar keeps rising As the industry consolidates, the scale required to stay on a global shortlist moves up every year. Growth is not only ambiti
Slide 20: How We Allocate Capital to Sustain Growth
Four commitments that fund and pace our long-term growth How We Allocate Capital to Sustain Growth ~2.5% Our capex ambition: about 2.5% of revenue invested every year in the current operations capex ambition, % of revenue - capacity, capability and automation - so the existing business can carry fut
Slide 21: M&A Complementing Our Growth Journey
M&A Complementing Our Growth Journey Acquisition Criteria • Similar production capabilities as Scanfil Target business • Attractive customer base Geography Operates in Scanfil’s regions • Revenues of 50-150 MEUR Financials • EBITDA margin >7% • Track-record of growth and profitability Deal structure
Slide 22: Building the Resources Behind Our Growth
Short-term moves to strengthen leadership, competence and talent Building the Resources Behind Our Growth Business leadership Strengthen business leadership competence in each region, owning management of the strong competence in every region operations, the customer interface and the M&A interface
Slide 23: Employee Engagement Results Moving in the Right Direction
F R O M 2 0 2 4 P R O G R E S S T O 2 0 2 6 A C T I O N Employee Engagement Results Moving in the Right irection All measured engagement drivers remained stable or improved — Co-operation 83 and Immediate Manager 82 remain our strongest foundations. DEVELOPMENT 2024 → 2025 ACTIONS IN 2026 EES 2026 T
Slide 24: Expected Outcome
Expected Outcome Section 3: What success should look like when everything comes together?
Slide 25: EUR 1.8bn+
Scale is the condition for staying relevant to global customers The Size We Need by 2030 EUR 1.8bn+ To be a sustainable player on the global market, we need turnover of EUR 1.8 billion by 2030.
Slide 26: Long-Term Financial Targets – Adjusted Growth Target
Long - Term Financial Targets – Adjusted Growth Target TURNOVER PROFITABILITY DEBT DIVIDEND Dividend Growth 15%* EBITA 7-8%* Net Debt/EBITDA 1-2 1/3 of EPS** * Target over a business cycle to be considered as long term average includes organic and continuous flow of M&A ** Target are established ove
Slide 27: Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth
Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth CU S T OME RS | We h elp th em sh ap e th eir ind ustr ies, g lo b ally Global thinking · Local execution — responsibility close to our customers and factories GROWTH EFFICIENCY Customer Groups Medtech & Life Geographic Offering Acquisitions Dream Factory Sc
Slide 28: Why to Invest in Scanfil?
Why to Invest in Scanfil? • Strong customer portfolio and organic growth • Sector leading customers • G ood market position in the growth segments: Aerospace & Defense, Energy & Cleantech an d Medtech & Life Science • Continuous investments in growth and good growth prospects • Stable profitabilit y
Slide 29: Contact information and analysts
Contact information and analysts Carnegie AB, Stockholm Marcus Develius +46 70 848 85 67 marcus.develius@carnegie.se Inderes Oyj CHRISTOPHE SUT, CEO Antti Viljakainen +358 407 318 411 +358 44 591 2216 christophe.sut@scanfil.com antti.viljakainen@inderes.fi Nordea Oyj IIRIS HEISKANEN, CFO Pasi Väisän
Slide 30: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Not to be published or distributed, directly or indirectly, in any country where its distribution or publication is unlawful. Forward looking statements: certain statements in this presentation may constitute "forward - looking" statements which involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint
Slide 31: Updated Financial Targets
Updated Financial Targets Iiris Heiskanen CFO
Slide 32: Early Observations as Scanfil's New CFO
Early Observations as Scanfil’s New CFO A broader growth Consistent C ash and financial platform execution flexibility 29 - Sep - 26 2
Slide 33: Updated Financial Targets
Updated Financial Targets Target Previous Updated Turnover growth 10% p.a. 15% p.a. Comparable EBITA 7– 8% 7– 8% Net debt / EBITDA < 1.5x 1– 2x Dividend ~1/3 of EPS ~1/3 of EPS Targets are established over the business cycle and should be consider as long - term averages. 29 - Sep - 26 3
Slide 34: The Growth Strategy is Delivering a Step in Scale
The G rowth Strategy is Delivering a Step in Scale • Growth target 15% p.a., combination of organic and inorganic growth • 2016 - 2024 mainly organic g rowth , where 2021– 2023 was reflected by component shortages and low- margin pass - through sales • Three acquisitions in past three years: SRX (20
Slide 35: Solid Profitability - Now with a Larger Scale
Solid P rofitability - Now with a Larger Scale • MANAGEMENT FOCUS Comparable EBITA has returned to the 7 – 8% range s ince 2023 and the target is unchanged • G rowth remains the priority while keeping the margin at the target level • S cale, utilisation and customer mix support gradual improvement •
Slide 36: Strong Cash Flow - Swings from Working Capital
Strong Cash flow - Swings from Working Capital • Cash generation is structurally positive • Negative 2021 – 2022 reflects inventory build during component shortages • Lower LTM 6/2026 reflects working capital tied up by growth • Capex has been stable at ~ 2- 2.5% of turnover Note: Free cash flow = o
Slide 37: Capital is Tied Up in Growth - Available from Inventories
Capital is Tied Up in Growth - Available from Inventories • Inventory built in 2021 - 2023 to protect deliveries, then released • NWC improved to 22.5% of turnover by 2025 . Growth and acquisitions lifted NWC in H1 2026 • Inventory is focus area to drive NWC efficiency • Expected to return towards t
Slide 38: Strong Balance Sheet with Growth Capacity
Strong Balance Sheet with Growth Capacity • Net debt / EBITDA target 1 - 2x • Leverage at 1.6 0 x in H1 2026 leaves MANAGEMENT FOCUS funding capacity for growth • Available liquidity in H1 2026 EUR 195.8 million in cash and undr aw n credit facilities 29 - Sep - 26 8
Slide 39: Growing EPS and Dividend
Growing EPS and Dividend • EPS up from EUR 0.40 in 2017 to EUR 0.63 in 2025 • Dividend growing since 2012 • Dividend p ayout at 30 – 40% of EPS CONFIDENTIAL 29 - Sep - 26 9
Slide 40: Summary
Summary A broader growth platform Growth comes from organic expansion and acquisitions that add markets and capabilities Consistent execution Margin inside 7 – 8% on a larger base, target unchanged Cash and financial flexibility Cash generation is structurally positive with working capital driving t
Slide 41: 29 - Sep - 26 CONFIDENTIAL
11 29 - Sep - 26 CONFIDENTIAL
Slide 42: Americas: Region Accelerating Growth
Americas: Region Accelerating Growth Christina Wiklund Chief Commercial Officer & VP of Americas
Slide 43: US Market Growth Driven by Outsourcing
US Market Growth Driven by Outsourcing USD 133bn USD 184bn 6.7% EMS market size, 2025 Forecast market size, 2030 EMS market CAGR, 2025-2030 Market drivers Outsourcing Reshoring AI and EV Aerospace & AI and OEMs shift complex Government Data-center, grid and Defense Medtech production to investments
Slide 44: Organic Growth Drivers – EMS Market in the Americas
Organic Growth Drivers – EMS Market in the Americas Estimated Americas EMS market grows 6.7%. Over 1% faster than the Global EMS market average of 5.6% Market CAGR 2025-2030 Medtech & Life Science 8.5% Energy & Cleantech 8.0% Aerospace & Defense 7.5% Industrial 6.7% Sources: Semiconductor Insight. S
Slide 45: Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth
Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth CU S T OME RS | We h elp th em sh ap e th eir ind ustr ies, g lo b ally Global thinking · Local execution — responsibility close to our customers and factories GROWTH EFFICIENCY Customer Groups Medtech & Life Geographic Offering Acquisitions Dream Factory Sc
Slide 46: Organic & Inorganic Investments Are Driving Growth
Organic & Inorganic Investments Are Driving Growth CONFIDENTIAL 29 - Sep - 26 5
Slide 47: Atlanta – How We Go to Market & Our Value Proposition
Atlanta – How We Go to Market & Our Value Proposition Scanfil Atlanta is a customer partner for PCBA and advanced system integration , serving demanding electronics OEMs across the North American market. Backed by more than two decades of experience, the site pairs deep expertise in Energy & Cleante
Slide 48: Atlanta, USA 17,650 m2
FACTORY NETWORK Atlanta, USA American Market Systems Integrator & Distributor • PCBA Production • System Integration • In/Out Warranty Repair & Refurbishment • Cable Harness Assembly • Logistics and Distribution Services • Refrigeration • ISO 9001, 14001, 13485, 45001, IPC, UL508A, CTPAT ~300 17,650
Slide 49: Detroit – Our Expertise & The Value We Provide
Detroit – Our Expertise & The Value We Provide Scanfil Detroit – ADCO Circuits - is a provider of high - performance PCBA and advanced box - build electronic assemblies , serving customers with high regulatory demands in the North American market. With more than four decades of experience, the site
Slide 50: ADCO Circuits, Detroit, USA 5,000 m2
FACTORY NETWORK ADCO Circuits, Detroit, USA Fast Prototyping, PCBAs and Box - Build • ADCO Circuits was established in 1981 • General Manager Marc Damman is a second - generation entrepreneur • Focus on electronics manufacturing, and complementary box build for industrial customers with vast experie
Slide 51: Americas Regional Strengths and Opportunities
Americas Regional Strengths and Opportunities Strengths Opportunities • High mix & complex PCBA’s • Current speed of growth and challenges to scale • High - quality performance - low PPM • Pricing leverage with combined sites • Global OEM customers • Leverage of site unique capabilities (Atlanta – r
Slide 52: Anticipated Increase in Demand
Anticipated Increase in Demand 16.5 14.7 15 % 15 % 14.5 14.2 12.5 10.9 10.5 8.5 34 % 6.5 36 % 5.6 5.4 4.5 4.5 3.3 3.5 2.5 2.1 1.5 Aerospace & Defense Energy & Cleantech Industrial Medtech & Life Science 0.5 Q1 24 Q2 24 Q3 24 Q4 24 Q1 25 Q2 25 Q3 25 Q4 25 Q1 26 Q2 26 H1 2026 figures 29-Sep-26 11
Slide 53: Strategic Priorities
Strategic Priorities Profitable Growth Organic Growth Utilization & Efficiency Grow regional revenue with double - digit Leverage Atlanta & ADCO for new US logos Fill all SMT - lines, grow box - build , system profitable organic growth over the business Open new business pipeline ~€200 million integ
Slide 54: Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
Slide 55: Central Europe: Improved Growth Prospects
Central Europe: Improved Growth Prospects Markku Kosunen VP of Central Europe
Slide 56: European Market Growth Driven by Outsourcing
European Market Growth Driven by Outsourcing USD 76.8bn USD 98bn 5.0% EMS market size, 2025 Forecast market size, 2030 EMS market CAGR, 2025-2030 Market drivers Outsourcing Electrification Aerospace & Medtech & Life Defense Science OEMs shift complex Shift towards electricity production and high as
Slide 57: Organic Growth Drivers - Market
Organic Growth Drivers - Market Europe Region to grow 5.0%, the Global EMS market average of 5.6% Market CAGR 2025-2030 Medtech & Life Science 8.5% Energy & Cleantech 8.0% Aerospace & Defense 7.5% Industrial 5.0% Sources: Semiconductor Insight, Scanfil’s market view. CONFIDENTIAL 29 - Sep - 26 3
Slide 58: Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth
Strategy for 2026–2030: Geared for Growth CU S T OME RS | We h elp th em sh ap e th eir ind ustr ies, g lo b ally Global thinking · Local execution — responsibility close to our customers and factories GROWTH EFFICIENCY Customer Groups Medtech & Life Geographic Offering Acquisitions Dream Factory Sc
Slide 59: Inorganic Investments and New Customer Acquisitions Are Driving Growth
Inorganic Investments and New Customer Acquisitions Are Driving Growth inorganic growth: Q1 EUR 21.1 million Q2 EUR 37.5 million 29 - Sep - 26 5
Slide 60: Platform for Growth in Central Europe
Platform for Growth in Central Europe • Central Europe is the most important single market for Scanfil • Balancing Scanfil presence and creating a significant growth platform in Southern Europe Wutha, Germany Sieradz, Poland Renate, Italy Myslowice, Poland • Competence centers for Aerospace & Defens
Slide 61: Myslowice in Poland – Our Value Proposition
Myslowice in Poland – Our Value Proposition Scanfil Myslowice is a customer partner for sheet metal manufacturing and complex system integration , serving demanding customers across the Central European market. Expertise in Energy & Cleantech and Industrial with large system integrations with high -
Slide 62: Myslowice, Poland 25,000 m2
FACTORY NETWORK Mys lowice , Poland Complex System Integration and Mechanics • Mechanics and electronics assembly • Sheet metal mechanics • Painting • Engineering (NPI, Prototyping) • Logistics and distribution services • Expansion project of 6,000 m2 • Ready in Q1 2028 • ISO 9001, 14001, 13485, 383
Slide 63: Sieradz in Poland – Our Value Proposition
Sieradz in Poland – Our Value Proposition Electronics manufacturing at scale with vertically integrated PCB assembly, testing and module manufacturing in a Special Economic Zone in the heart of the Europe Complex box build and system integration with more than two decades of expertise in Energy & Cl
Slide 64: Sieradz, Poland 18,000 m2
FACTORY NETWORK Sieradz , Poland Electronics Manufacturing and Complex Box Build • Electronics manufacturing • After sales services • Test Development and • Readiness for expansion of engineering the building (10 000 sqm) • PCB Assembly & Testing • Excellent location in Special Economic Zone • Box -
Slide 65: Wutha in Germany – Our Value Proposition
Wutha in Germany – Our Value Proposition Scanfil Wutha is a small / medium - volume PCBA and box build – complex system integration and mechanical assembly plant in the South Germany. Medical devices, security and defense expertise – clean room production of medical devices and upcoming EN 9100 cert
Slide 66: Wutha, Germany ~6,200 m2
FACTORY NETWORK Wutha , Germany Medium-Volume PCBA and System Integration • PCBA and complex system integration • Production of medical devices • Clean room • Mechanical assembly • Dedicated staff for fast prototyping • High quality, fast delivery • Umwelterklärung, ISO14001, EN 9100 (upcoming), ISO
Slide 67: Central Europe Regional Strengths and Opportunities
Central Europe Regional Strengths and Opportunities Strengths Opportunities • Service portfolio includes all Scanfil services • Strong customer demand and sales pipeline • Global and local OEM customers, all segments • Increase the utilization of equipment • Long customer relationships • Capacity /
Slide 68: Positive Trend in Demand
Positive Trend in Demand New Customer Wins in the Period Customer Group % of turnover in 35 34.3 H1 2026 9% 31.8 31.8 18 % 30 24.6 25 20 35 % 15 14.3 12.8 11.5 10.7 10 9.1 38 % 5.3 5 Aerospace & Defense Energy & Cleantech Industrial Medtech & Life Science 0 Q1 24 Q2 24 Q3 24 Q4 24 Q1 25 Q2 25 Q3 25
Slide 69: Strategic Priorities
Strategic Priorities Profitable Growth Organic Growth Utilization & Efficiency Grow regional revenue > EUR 500 million by Leverage MB cross-selling opportunities to Fill all SMT-lines, system integration and 2030 sustain growth. continue implementation of the Dream and EBITA margin of 7-8% Open pipe
Slide 70: Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
Slide 71: Scanfil Group
Scanfil Group
Slide 72: MB Elettronica Was Founded by Francesco Banelli in 1961
MB Elettronica Was Founded by Francesco Banelli in 1961 • Started as a small lab under the name CAFEL in Cortona • Family - owned for 64 years • Still managed by the family: Roberto Banelli is the CEO of MB Elettronica • Heritage in radio frequency products since the 70’s • Focus on Aerospace & Defe
Slide 73: Leading Supplier of Mission Critical Products
Leading Supplier of Mission Critical Products • Four sites in Italy • ~85% of revenue from Italy • ~80% of the business in Cortona • Commercial focus • High mix / low volume • Techincally complicated products • High quality requirements • Full - service offering • Extensive design and engineering ca
Slide 74: Certified to Serve the Markets with Highest Standards
Certified to Serve the Markets with Highest Standards • One of few in Europe with double Nadcap certifications – both for PCBA and cabling • FDA registered for manufacturing of finished medical products • Certified according to the European Space Agency standards for manufacturing of Space products
Slide 75: Serving all Scanfil's Target Customer Groups
Serving all Scanfil’s Target Customer Groups Sales by Customer Group in 2025 • Aerospace & Defense (incl. Space) is the largest market for MB Elettronica • Vast majority of the Medtech & Life Science revenues are from finished products • FDA registered • The Industrial customers constitute a diverse
Slide 76: Each Factory Plays a Crucial Part in Our Italian Operations
Each Factory Plays a Crucial Part in Our Italian Operations Cortona L’Aquila Renate Mozzate • The heart of the • Roots in the Space • Highly certified and • Cost - efficient company industry close to customers in manufacturing – limited Northern Italy certifications • ~80% of the output • Acquired i
Slide 77: Post-Closing Focus: Serving Our Customers
Post - Closing Focus: Serving Our Customers • Meeting customers and solving problems • Familarizing with MB’s customers • Understanding their needs • Facilitating interaction with the rest of Scanfil • Sales opportunities • Supply chain cooperation • Common sales / marketing activities • Integration
Slide 78: Significant Opportunities in the Markets We Serve
Significant Opportunities in the Markets We Serve Aerospace & Defense Space Industrial Medtech & Life Science Defense and space • Grow both organically • Focus on certain • Growing market and investments are growing and through the Scanfil industrial niches where desire for regional network MB has a
Slide 79: Wrap-up
Wrap - up • Strong heritage within manufacturing of mission - critical products • Infrastructure in place to grow • Highly certified • Four sites with unique capabilities • Active in growing markets • Blue chip customers with strong organic growth • Our top three priorities: Customers, Customers and
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