Slide 1: 1H26 Results Presentation
1H26 Results Presentation FEBRUARY 2026 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER Important Information The material contained in this presentation sets out general background information. It does not constitute or contain an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase any securities nor does it constitute an inducement to make an offer or invitation with respect
Slide 3: Presentation Overview
WELCOME Presentation Overview 1H26 Highlights 1H26 Financial Performance Business Overview Technology and Safety Growth Strategy & Drivers FY26 Priorities & Outlook 3
Slide 4: ABT at a Glance
ABT AT A GLANCE PROVEN LARGE STRONG TECHNOLOGY ADDRESSABLE CUSTOMER PLATFORM MARKET RELATIONSHIPS 25-year track record with ongoing Technology offering is agnostic Supplying leading blue-chip investment in innovation, applications supporting commodity, sector and companies in industries where safety
Slide 5: 1H26 Highlights
PART ONE 1H26 Highlights Safety solutions, engineered forthe future. = === 2 ADVANCED BRAKING TECHNOLOGY 5
Slide 6: 1H26 Financial Highlights
1H26 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Global expansion and demand drives record financial performance 27% RECORD HY REVENUE INCREASED REVENUE SEGMENTATION ($’000) PROFITABILITY GROWTH Strong momentum driven by demand for SIBS Failsafe safety systems. Product sales of $11.0m – NPBT of $0.74m – 1H25: $0.33m. NPAT
Slide 7: 1H26 Operational Highlights
1H26 OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Executing clear growth roadmap FURTHER MARKET INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY PENETRATION DEPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT Domestic sales +30.5%; international Successfully deployed SIBS Failsafe Continued advancement of SIBSiQ sales +29.3%, with strong growth in for JCB Telehandlers at Rio
Slide 8: Financial Performance
PART TWO Financial Performance 8
Slide 9: Record Half on Half Growth
RECORD HALF ON HALF GROWTH Strong momentum driven by demand for SIBS Failsafe safety systems 11.06 1Q REVENUE 1 Record 1H26 revenue: $11.1m 8.69 HOH UP 27% 27% half-on-half growth 6.99 7.11 4-YEAR CAGR 19% 5.56 19% four-year CAGR Consistent multi-year revenue momentum $m 1H22 1H23 1H24 1H25 1H26 9
Slide 10: 1H26 Key Financial Metrics
1H26 KEY FINANCIAL METRICS Key Financial Metrics 1H26 1H25 Change $A’000 $A’000 % Revenue +27% to $11.1m Revenue from ordinary activities 11,058 8,695 27.2 NPAT +62% to $0.54m Expenses 4,701 3,854 22.0 NPBT +124% to $0.75m Reported net profit before tax (NPBT) 747 333 124 Reported net profit after t
Slide 11: Cash Flow
CASH FLOW Operating cash inflow strengthened in 31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 1H26 $A’000 $A’000 Minimal investing cash outflow Net cash from / (used in ) operating activities 1,546 (461) Financing outflows reflect disciplined Net cash used in investing activities (54) (130) capital management Closing cas
Slide 12: Balance Sheet
BALANCE SHEET Balance sheet strengthened with net assets up to 31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 $11.4m supporting sustainable growth $A’000 $A’000 Low leverage profile with total liabilities at $4.0m Total current assets 12,323 11,724 Total non-current assets 3,044 3,079 Strong equity base of $11.4m providin
Slide 13: Business Overview
PART THREE Business Overview 13
Slide 14: Current Braking Solutions
CURRENT BRAKING SOLUTIONS Optimising safety BRAKESAFE BRAKESAFE BRAKEiQ DRIVELINE SIBS WHEEL END SIBS AUTO BRAKING SYSTEM Supplementary braking system that Integrated Park and Service Brake with An advanced automatic braking system activates in critical situations, preventing sealed wet brakes, SAHR
Slide 15: Diversifying Offering & Applications
DIVERSIFYING OFFERING & APPLICATIONS Leveraging core technology and R&D Collision Advanced braking systems and technology for an BrakeSAFE Avoidance increasing range of vehicle specifications and makes / Wheel End BrakeSAFE Systems SIBS Driveline SIBS for SIBS models. TOYOTA Landcruiser TOYOTA Hilux
Slide 16: Quality Revenue Profile
QUALITY REVENUE PROFILE Recurring sales and blue-chip customer base Sales in 22 countries globally Recurring aftermarket sales Unique IP Reputable client base 55% 45% 55% 45% 70% 50% Domestic 55% New Sales 55% Revenue protected by Direct sales to 10 out of the International 45% Spares & Consumables
Slide 17: Technology and Safety
PART FOUR Technology and Safety 17
Slide 18: Collision Avoidance Level (CAS9) and Autonomous Braking
Technology and Safety Collision Avoidance Level 9 (CAS9) and Autonomous Braking CAS9: The Global Standard for Intervention CAS9 is the highest safety tier defined by the Earth Moving Equipment Safety Round Table (EMESRT). It marks the transition from systems that merely warn to systems that act. Sou
Slide 19: The Challenge and the CAS9 / BRAKEiQ Solution
Technology and Safety Collision Avoidance Level 9 (CAS9) and Autonomous Braking The Challenge (Current Problem) The CAS9 / BRAKEiQ Solution High Fatality Rates: 30–40% of mining deaths involve Active Intervention: Moves from passive alerts to vehicle interaction. active, life-saving braking. Human L
Slide 20: BRAKEiQ: Making CAS9 Possible
Technology and Safety BRAKEiQ: Making CAS9 Possible BRAKEiQ turns a CAS9 signal into a safe, controlled stop. Mechanical Actuation: Uses an electric motor to depress the brake pedal—simulating a human foot rather than cutting into complex hydraulic lines. Plug-and-Play: between any CAS/PDS sensor an
Slide 21: Growth Strategy
PART FIVE Growth Strategy Safety solutions, engineered for the future. ADVANCED BRAKING TECHNOLOGY 21
Slide 22: Growth Strategy
GROWTH STRATEGY Delivering on clear strategic road map Horizon 3 | Scale & Diversification >$100M • Product and vehicle applications for commercial use off-road and on-road • Engineering and manufacture of brake systems in global proximity to market and customer demand • Industry diversification (in
Slide 23: Growth Drivers
GROWTH DRIVERS Delivering sustainable earnings growth to shareholders LARGE GLOBAL ADDRESSABLE Mining (core business) INCREASING MARKET Defence, transport and civil construction (emerging opportunities) RETURN ON ASSETS Growing demand for minerals and need for underground operations POSITIVE LONG-TE
Slide 24: FY26 Priorities & Outlook
PART SIX FY26 Priorities & Outlook 24
Slide 25: Focus for FY26
FOCUS FOR FY26 Maintain strategy momentum FOCUSED PRODUCT SIBS PRODUCT SUPPLY CHAIN ENGAGEMENT INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT EXPANSION WITH PARTNERS WITH TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT STEP AND STRONG TECHNOLOGY BROADER VEHICLE CHANGE GROWTH CUSTOMER BASE ADVANCEMENT APPLICATION AND SCALE 25
Slide 26: Compelling Outlook
COMPELLING OUTLOOK Steady long-term growth POSITIVE GROWTH REGIONAL AUTOMATION & SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTIONS LEADERSHIP ‘ZERO-ENTRY’ MINES FOCUS Global underground Asia-Pacific to remain Increasing adoption of Stronger emphasis on mining market projected dominant, led by China, automation and remote
Slide 27: Summary
SUMMARY Building on proven success Strong Start to FY26: Growth strategy gaining momentum – H1 Fy26 product sales up 27% v pcp Enhanced Capabilities: Strengthened internal talent, product offering, strategic partnerships and go-to-market approach – positioning business for continued growth Compellin
Slide 28: Thank you.
Thank you. For further information, please contact CORPORATE Mr. Andrew Booth Managing Director & CEO T 1800 317 543 E andrew.booth@advancedbraking.com INVESTORS Mr. Mark Pitts Company Secretary T 1800 317 543 E mark.pitts@advancedbraking.com This presentation has been approved for release by the Bo
Slide 29: Board & Leadership Team
BOARD & LEADERSHIP TEAM Professional expertise, business experience and industry knowledge Dagmar Parsons David Slack Les Guthrie Andrew Booth Non-Executive Chair Non-Executive Director Non-Executive Director Managing Director & CEO Angela Godbeer Mark Pitts Cale Ginbey Tin Stanton-Cook Chief Financ