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Asia Pacific Wire & Cable Corporation Limited · NASDAQ:APWC

Asia Pacific Wire & Cable — Investor Presentation (September 2025)

32 slides from Asia Pacific Wire & Cable's investor presentation, Sep 9, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Connecting To The World

    Connecting To The World Company manufactures and distributes its own wire and cable products AP WC , APWC Investor Presentation » September 9, 2025

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement

    Safe Harbor Statement This presentation has been prepared by Asia Pacific Wire & Cable Corporation timed (“APWC” or the “Company”) solely to facilitate an understanding of the Company’s business model a ind growth strategy. The information contained in this presentation has not been independently ve

  3. Slide 3: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary FINANCIAL 1 RESULTS 1ST HALF 2025 Recent financial performance and trends 2 FINANCIAL STRATEGY Margin improvement, capital allocation, and return on equity 3 INVESTMENTS Growth drivers and planned investments 4 CAPITAL PLANNING Project funding and funding plans 2025 5 RIGHTS OFFERI

  4. Slide 4: Financial Results First Half 2025

    FINANCIAL RESULTS FIRST HALF 2025

  5. Slide 5: Profitability Trends

    Profitability Trends Yearly Revenues and Profitability Returned to Previous Height Revenue & Profitability o EPS 2 600 cS 0.25 € 500 0.20 0.21 2 0.17 2 400 0.15 4 = 300 0.10 0.05 200 . 100 (0.05) 2018 2023 2024 a S&S 8 B'S 8 5&8 (0.10) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 (0.15) (0.20) (0.19) mmm Reve

  6. Slide 6: Profit & Loss

    Profit & Loss 1st Half 2025 Adjusted EBITDA Slight Improvement YoY, Excluding One-time Items (Amounts in US$'000) 1H 2025 1H 2024 Revenues 227,493 214,330 YoY growth 6.14% iti ith IFRS, a Net Loss (937) (40) non- financi i it IFRS adjusted i interest income, +Income tax expenses 401 397 depreciation

  7. Slide 7: Financial Position

    Financial Position (Amounts in US$'000) June 30,2025 December 31,2024 Cash & Equivalents 34,968 34,035 Receivables 97,714 102,789 Inventories 144,464 126,814 Other Current Assets 13,179 8,023 Current Assets 290,325 271,661 PP&E 53,894 52,227 Other Non-Current Assets 17,261 15,972 Non-Current Assets

  8. Slide 8: Cash Flow (Amounts in US$'000)

    (Amounts in US$'000) For the six months ended June 30, 2025 2024 Operating Cash Flow (17,462) (10,768) Investing Cash Flow (2,966) (797) Financing Cash Flow’ 19,612 9,092 FX Impact 1,749 (1,844) Net Change in Cash 933 (4,317) Beginning Cash 34,035 37,970 Ending Cash 34,968 33,653 ‘Financing Cash Flo

  9. Slide 9: Financial Strategy

    FINANCIAL STRATEGY

  10. Slide 10: Financial Strategy and Initiatives

    Financial Strategy and Initiatives Prioritize on Margin % and Return on Equity over Scale Capital Structure » Optimize leverage ratio and raise ROE » Monetize assets swe realestate » Seek JV capital to spread ri » Leverage interest rate orcas across different markets » Reduce idle cash and generate

  11. Slide 11: Improve Return on Assets

    Improve Return on Assets Improving Asset Turnover and Return on Assets Day Sales Of Inventory JAN-25 FEB-25 MAR-25 APR-25 MAY-25 JUN-25

  12. Slide 12: Current Debt Load

    rrent Debt Load Free Up Working Capital and Reinvest in Growth Drivers Liabilities Ratio In June 2025 Other Lease - Liabilities i 1% ii Trade and Long-Term j —_ Financing Payables 55% 2% {Short-Term — Short-Term Debt 15%

  13. Slide 13: Long-Term Debt Maturing Between 2026 - 2030

    Long-Term Debt Maturing Between 2026 - 20 Minimal Long-Term Debt Beyond 2027; Use of Financial Levers and JV Capital to Improve Project Return Financial Debt Maturity Profile (Amounts in US$’000) m Loans and Borrowing 3,899 @ Lease Liability 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

  14. Slide 14: Regional Interest Rates & US Tariffs

    Regional Interest Rates & US Tariffs Leverage Interest Rate Spread to Optimize our Borrowing Costs Trust Receipts US Tatil Base Prime Lending Rate P Reciprocal Rate Interest Rate (August 1st) Taiwan 2.50% — 20% Singapore 4.50% 3.79% 10% Thailand 6.50% 3.40%~4.95% 19% Australia 7.10% —_— 10% China 5.

  15. Slide 15: Investments

    INVESTMENTS “eS \

  16. Slide 16: Rapid Growth in Demand for Energy

    Rapid Growth in Demand for Energy Electricity Consumption Forecasted to Double by 2030 Driven by Data Centers Breakd: ef data centres in the Base Case, 2024-2030 y demand growth in Electricity consumption s 250 —— |lle m Server stock SP 000 eee 8 Server wattage 2 5) Utilisation rate ist midle power

  17. Slide 17: Existing and New Products Connecting Power Generation Assets to Data Centers

    Existing and New Products Connecting Power Generation Assets to Data Centers will be the New Growth Drivers

  18. Slide 18: Investment in New Technologies and Products

    Investment in New Technologies and Products Deployment of New Tech and Business Model to Singapore; VRFB Assembly Line for Domestic and Export Markets Tariff Rate As of August 1 Taiwan 20% Japan 15% Europe 15% Singapore 10% VRFB-Vanadium Redox Flow Battery One assembly line can produce 100MW of VRFB

  19. Slide 19: Entry into Fast Growing Energy Storage Business

    Entry into Fast Growing Energy Storage Busines VRFB has a Long Runway for Growth with Most Cost-down Potential to Challenge Lithium-ion _ Department of Energy | August 2024 Te ES2. The projectes bes sores (Leos) nergy st Family & Technology cos (Senn) ata % LCOS change asin eae Implement ym 2030 bas

  20. Slide 20: Monetization of Energy Assets

    Monetization of Energy Assets Energy Storage Generates Multiple Revenue Streams Besides energy storage (ESS) for Renewables, ESS is critical for providing Undisrupted Power Supply for Data Centers. ESS also provides ancillary services to stabilize increasingly complex power grids. Combined with Smar

  21. Slide 21: US Incentives for Energy Storage

    US Incentives for Energy Storage OBBBA mostly retains the Biden-era tax credits for Energy Storage and Nuclear 2022 Inflation Reduction Act 2025 OBBBA Sec 48E 30% Base 30% Base Investment Tax Credit 10% Local Content 10% Local Content Sec 45Y 0.3¢/kW 0.3¢/KW Production Tax Credit Energy Storage/Nucl

  22. Slide 22: Strengthening our Solution Business

    Strengthening our Solution Business Lifecycle Monetization from Project Development, EPC to Post-deployment O&M . Power Infrastructure Solar Energy Storage 39 A c Maintenance. MaterialSupply Turnkey work "Project “a ‘© High votage sito tost v T . Constant measurement z co System Design Ong

  23. Slide 23: Supply Chain Realignment with Business Partners

    Supply Chain Realignment with Business Partn: Supplier of Critical Components in the Global Supply Chain Model : Model B . Model : FVT 800 Rectangular Magnet Wires Supplier : FOXTRON

  24. Slide 24: Global Supply Chain Realignment Presents Opportunities for Market Entry

    Global Supply Chain Realignment Presents Opportunities for Market Entry in Collaboration with Existing Customers Evaluating investments in a new production facility to better position for global tariffs and supply chain re-alignment. Site selection is being evaluated, including Texas and Sonora Mexi

  25. Slide 25: Consortium of Taiwanese OEMs Migrating Supply Chain

    Part of a Coordinated Effort by a Consortium of Taiwanese OEMs in Semiconductor, Electronics, and Electrical Equipment to Migrate Entire Supply Chain Grapevine Arlington QOBElPaso © Point Comfort Sherman: * GlobalWafers McKinney: * Winstron Green Tech * TYG Products Plano: * Delta Electronics * Lite

  26. Slide 26: Paradigm Shift in Global Trading System

    Paradigm Shift in Global Trading Syste Seizing Opportunities with our Trade Experience and Network of Partners Competitive Insights » Risk control planning- development construction & operations » Economic trends - industries and labor relations » Tax incentives » Continuing development of the situa

  27. Slide 27: Capital Planning

    CAPITAL PLANNING A

  28. Slide 28: Funding Plans

    Funding Plans We anticipate multiple rounds of fund raise over the next 3 to 5 years. Spend Categories Other 1% Short-Term Working products and Capital & Prod Ramp-Up Ton Fete ani 40% ecl or logies Plant CAPEX 53%

  29. Slide 29: Funding Plans

    Funding Plans The Funding Plan will depend on the decision to invest in a North American Plant In $US millions d1 5 & Joint Venture Capital In a Round 2 TBD Based on investments under planning, we are icipating multiple rounds of fund raise. 2025 2026 Planned Fund Raise Round 1 will be a Rights Offe

  30. Slide 30: 2025 Rights Offering & Reverse Stock Split

    2025 RIGHTS OFFERING & REVERSE STOCK SPLIT

  31. Slide 31: Capital Market Planning

    Capital Market Planning To execute the Round 1 of fund raising and to maintain compliance with Listing Rule Parallel Work Streams Key Goals Merging Existing Shares: Execute a 1-for-5 reverse stock split, raising the stock price by 5x. Reverse Stock Split 4 2026' Compliance with NASDAQ Rule : Nasdaq’

  32. Slide 32: Connecting To The World

    Connecting To The World The Company manufactures and distributes its own wire and cable products ~S GY Thank you! S

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