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Duratec — Investor Day (March 2026)

57 slides from Duratec's investor day presentation, Mar 31, 2026

  1. Slide 1: ASX Announcement: Investor Briefing Presentation

    ASX ANNOUNCEMENT 31 March 2026 INVESTOR BRIEFING PRESENTATION Australian engineering, construction, and remediation contractor Duratec Limited (Duratec or the Company) (ASX: DUR) advises that the Company will host an investor briefing in Sydney today, 31 March 2026. A copy of the investor presentati

  2. Slide 2: Duratec Limited Investor Briefing

    Duratec Limited Investor Briefing Sofitel Sydney Wentworth | 31 March 2026

  3. Slide 3: Important Notice & Disclaimer

    Important Notice & Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Duratec Limited (ACN 141 614 075) ("Duratec", "Duratec Group" and the "Company"). The information contained in this presentation is for information purposes only. The information contained in this presentation is not investment or

  4. Slide 4: Welcome

    Welcome Chris Oates Managing Director

  5. Slide 5: Acknowledgement of Country

    Acknowledgement of Country We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connection to land, sea and community. We also pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

  6. Slide 6: Overview of Proceeding

    Overview Chris Oates of Proceeding Managing Director

  7. Slide 7: Interactive Q&A Platform

    Interactive Q&A Platform Today, we will be using Slido to collect questions, which will be addressed during the Q&A and intermittently throughout the session. You can now take out your phones, go to slido.com and type in the event code #Duratec3103. Please provide your company name when submitting q

  8. Slide 8: Panellists & Speakers

    Panellists & Speakers MODERATOR PANELLIST PANELLIST PANELLIST PANELLIST GREG OATES CHRIS OATES TRISTAN REES NIGEL KROONSTUIVER ASHLEY MUIRHEAD Executive Manager Managing Director Chief Operations Officer National Energy Manager Chief Financial Officer Pre-Contracts PRESENTER PRESENTER PRESENTER PRES

  9. Slide 9: Business History

    Business History Growth over 15 years RC Construction (DDR) KEY BUSINESS DRIVERS AsClear • Aged infrastructure A&B CAGR1 Welding • Asset capacity expansion (WPF) GFE • Growing asset markets 30.2% WPF (WPF) Listed on ASX KEY MARKET SECTORS DDR Spatial Division • Defence Australia • Mining & Industria

  10. Slide 10: Building & Facade

    Building Greg Oates Executive Manager & Facade Pre-Contracts

  11. Slide 11: Introduction

    Introduction Greg Oates – Executive Manager Pre-Contracts Current: • Executive Management Team Member • MEnD – Board Member • Responsible for developing and strengthening client relationship and ensuring a robust and growing pipeline of projects across the Group Previous: • Original Management Team

  12. Slide 12: Performance

    Performance 1H FY26 Performance $64.3m $13.0m 20.2% Revenue Gross Profit Gross Margin • Record revenue achieved, representing strongest half-year performance to date • Heritage projects continue as a focus for clients, our expert delivery of façade remediation is driving this trend • Façade remediat

  13. Slide 13: Outlook

    Outlook • QLD – Heritage works continue to lead the way • NSW – Recent awards and strong pipeline • ACT – Record year • VIC – Solid results from work in hand • SA – Recent awards and ECI opportunities • WA – Good tendering activity and work on hand • NT – Completion of flagship project the State Squ

  14. Slide 14: Outlook – Key Drivers

    Outlook – Key Drivers • ECI – We have been focusing on ECI projects for some time and the results of this are starting to take place • We manage the design and price accordingly • BIM AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY – Pushing boundaries of software and how we use that to gain efficiency and an edge in the ma

  15. Slide 15: Mining & Industrial

    Mining Tristan Rees & Industrial Chief Operating Officer

  16. Slide 16: Introduction

    Introduction Tristan Rees – Chief Operations Officer Current: • Executive Management Team Member • Duratec – Chief Operations Officer • DDR – Board Member • EIG – Board Member Previous: • National Defence Manager Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026 15

  17. Slide 17: Mining & Industrial

    Mining & Industrial 1H FY26 Performance $57.7m $11.8m 20.4% Revenue Gross Profit Gross Margin • Revenue impacted by delays in major project awards • BHP portfolio further diversified with Port Maintenance revenue stream now active • Mining services offering enhanced with new in-house mechanical and

  18. Slide 18: Outlook – Mining and Industrial

    Outlook – Mining and Industrial • Pilbara Further growth opportunities with BHP through their Port Engineering teams with multiple contracts secured on their assets. Diversification of Hancock and FMG portfolios based on strong relationships and consistent performance for these clients. • Establishm

  19. Slide 19: Defence

    Defence Tristan Rees Chief Operating Officer

  20. Slide 20: Defence

    Defence 1H FY26 Performance $82.2m $13.4m 16.3% Revenue Gross Profit Gross Margin • Early procurement commenced for DEJV works at HMAS Stirling ($5m, announced 8 January), recent order for a further $9m of early on-site works to ensure programme targets are met • First construction company in Austra

  21. Slide 21: Outlook – Defence

    Outlook – Defence • Overall Duratec’s Defence Sector is poised for significant growth in the 4th quarter and into FY27 and FY28. • Navy Significant opportunities associated with the staged delivery of Sovereign Nuclear Submarine Capability in Australia with billions of dollars of investment across A

  22. Slide 22: Outlook – Defence

    Outlook – Defence • Airforce Ongoing investment in Forward Operating Bases in North of Australia in particular Liquid Fuel Storage and specialised training facilities. RAAF Learmonth Fuel Facility is one of the higher probability opportunities in this portfolio valued ~ $160m and forecasted for awar

  23. Slide 23: Energy

    Energy Nigel Kroonstuiver National Energy Manager

  24. Slide 24: Introduction

    Introduction Nigel Kroonstuiver – National Energy Manager Current: • Executive Management Team Member • WPF Duratec Pty Ltd – Managing Director • EIG – Board Member • Duratec Group – Integration Manager Previous: • Original Management Team 2010 • Mining Lead, originally Goldfields-based prior to mov

  25. Slide 25: Energy

    Energy 1H FY26 Performance $27.3m $8.3m 29.3% Revenue Gross Profit Gross Margin • Softer revenue in 1H FY26 due to project timing of awards and conclusion of WSA contract • Acquisition of EIG (AMD Electrical) bringing electrical and fuel systems expertise in-house • Expanded WPF into Queensland, lev

  26. Slide 26: Outlook - Oil & Gas

    Outlook - Oil & Gas WOODSIDE • Continue offshore on the Goodwyn Platform + assisting with Scarborough FPU hook-up • KBSB Fenders Install project $20m largely completed • EOI and Pre-contract works for the Tug Pen Finger replacement +$20m (FY27/FY28) SANTOS • Continue with B Tank refurbishment, appro

  27. Slide 27: Outlook - Oil & Gas

    Outlook - Oil & Gas APA • Continue to make inroads with the National Agreement and have completed and tendered multiple repair projects following establishment of WPF in Queensland CHEVRON • Continue to grow the fabrication services contract in the WPF WA Workshop • Focus will shift to site works an

  28. Slide 28: Outlook - Fuel

    Outlook - Fuel PERTH AIRPORT (PAPL) • New fuel farm as part of the $5b Perth upgrade • Similar to Tindal and WSA and the Learmonth design • Tendered the ECI to take the design to 40% (current 0%) • Price and Program Main works (approximately $200m) start 2027 • Joint Venture with WCC (PAPL Incumbent

  29. Slide 29: PNG Newmont Well Decommissioning

    Energy PNG NEWMONT WELL DECOMMISSIOING • Plugging of geothermal wells for Newmont’s Lihir operations • Sourcing model established for further Newmont work scopes • Establishes Duratec as an Energy services provider in a high-barrier market • PNG Energy market is long-life and capital-intensive • Ini

  30. Slide 30: Harriet Alpha Decommissioning

    Harriet Alpha Decommissioning Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026 29

  31. Slide 31: DDR

    Tom Hutcheson DDR Director DDR Phil Harcourt Duratec & DDR Director

  32. Slide 32: Introduction

    Introduction Tom Hutcheson – Chairman Current: • Majority Owner and Chairman of DDR • Owner and Chairman of Dundee Rock • Owner and Chairman of Dundee Services Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026 31

  33. Slide 33: Introduction

    Introduction Phil Harcourt – Non-Executive Director Current: • Non-Executive Director of DDR • Non-Executive Director of Duratec Limited Previous: • MD of Duratec Limited • MD of Duratec Australia Pty Ltd • CEO of Savcor Global Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026 32

  34. Slide 34: Performance

    Performance 1H FY26 Performance $56.6m $10.8m Revenue 1 Gross Profit • Gross profit achieved 16.5% increase from same period in FY25 • Record $95m of work in hand • Quoted works >$200m across Defence, Renewables and Infrastructure sectors • Successful regional expansion of RC Construction to SA and

  35. Slide 35: Outlook - DDR

    Outlook - DDR • DDR established as a highly respected Tier 1 Indigenous Head Contractor with self-perform civil and concrete capabilities through RC Construction • WIH increased to $120m • Continuation of Estate Works at RAAF Darwin and Robertson Barracks marking 6+ years of continuous presence on t

  36. Slide 36: Business History

    Business History Growth over 8 years KEY BUSINESS DRIVERS • Government & Defence Infrastructure RC Construction • Self-performance civil and concrete capability • Selective geographic and sector diversification • Differentiated Indigenous participation model (DDR) KEY MARKET SECTORS • Defence • Gove

  37. Slide 37: Outcomes - DDR

    Outcomes - DDR Outcomes and Engagement • DDR cements itself in the top 5 biggest Majority Owned businesses in Australia • Spend on other indigenous businesses averaging 33% • Direct Indigenous Employment of > 26% and > 25% female participation • New training and engagement plan in the NT to be rolle

  38. Slide 38: DXP Energy Solutions

    DXP Bill Easson Energy Solutions DXP – Managing Director

  39. Slide 39: Introduction

    Introduction Bill Easson – Managing Director, DXP Current: • Managing Director • DXP – Board Member Previous: • VP Projects, Drilling & Decommissioning - Santos • SVP Projects and Value - Oil Search • SVP Drilling and Completions - Oil Search Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026 38

  40. Slide 40: Building Duratec's Energy Platform

    Building Duratec’s Energy Platform • Joint venture between Duratec (70%) and Proxima Energy (30%) • Expands Duratec into the Oil & Gas and Energy infrastructure market • Combines Duratec’s delivery capability with Proxima’s sector expertise and relationships • Positions Duratec in growing Energy Tra

  41. Slide 41: Performance

    Performance • Joint venture established October 2025 • Initial contracts secured − Brownfields Engineering − Greenfields Engineering − Major 19 well abandonment in PNG ($45m in value through Duratec (PNG) Ltd) • Strategic Opportunities − Joint bid for offshore WA contract (abandonments) − Develop Tu

  42. Slide 42: Performance

    Performance • Phase 1 of the Lihir Nearshore Soil Barrier (NSB) Project is to decommission existing geothermal wells • The contract is expected to generate ~A$45m revenue over the 12-month contract term • Additional scope is available to Duratec, as approved by Newmont • Equipment is being mobilised

  43. Slide 43: Outlook & Growth Drivers

    Outlook & Growth Drivers • Energy infrastructure across the region is entering a phase of: − Increased field development − Asset life extension − Large-scale decommissioning • Supporting drivers: − Increasing decommissioning obligations − Continued gas development projects − Demand for integrated en

  44. Slide 44: Strategic Value to Duratec

    Strategic Value to Duratec • DXP provides Duratec with: − Exposure to the Energy sector lifecycle − Access to new clients and markets − A scalable platform for growth in development, operations and decommissioning − Ability to deploy specialised equipment and services to capture higher-margin scopes

  45. Slide 45: MEnD

    MEnD Liam Holloway MEnD – Managing Director

  46. Slide 46: Introduction

    Introduction Liam Holloway – MEnD Managing Director Current: • Executive Management Team Member • MEnD – Managing Director • Industry Research Partner CSIRO Data61 Previous: • Adjunct Research Fellow, Monash University • Founder of MEnD Consulting 2014 • National Engineering Manager - Savcor Limited

  47. Slide 47: Performance

    Performance • Completed acquisition of RGK Resources, a NATA accredited advanced NDT company servicing Energy sector • Increased MEnD's direct involvement with early-stage Defence feasibility and design projects • Secured and delivered first major 3D Reality Model scope for defence maritime structur

  48. Slide 48: Outlook

    Outlook • Early engagement as part of the $5m Story Bridge Restoration Business Case, with forecast restoration costs in the order of $350m • Master Services Agreement with Mott Macdonald to support scoping works as part of their Project Delivery Services under the Base Services Transformation Progr

  49. Slide 49: Innovation

    Innovation • Technology Accelerator – Ongoing strategic investment in advance testing and inspection tools to maintain technology advantage with NDT, Robotics and AI focus • The Next Big Thing – Continued development of Industry Partnerships and grant applications with leading technology companies a

  50. Slide 50: Outlook

    Outlook Chris Oates Managing Director

  51. Slide 51: Order Book, Tenders and Pipeline

    Order Book, Tenders and Pipeline 1, 2 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 4 5 Note 1: As of 23 February 2026 Note 2: Figures include 49% share of DDR Australia Pty Ltd and RC Construction WA Pty Ltd and 70% share of DXP Energy Solutions Pty Ltd, Order Book, Tenders, and Pipeline Note 3: Tenders includes submitted and cur

  52. Slide 52: Outlook

    Outlook Short term Outlook • Solid order book expected to grow with potential imminent wins • MSA annuity expected grow in line with total revenue growth • Strong contribution from the energy sector (Inpex, Varanus Island, Decom) • Ramp up of work at HMAS Stirling Garden Island expected in Q4 FY26 •

  53. Slide 53: Questions & Answers

    Questions & Answers

  54. Slide 54: Q&A

    Q&A MODERATOR PANELLIST PANELLIST PANELLIST PANELLIST GREG OATES CHRIS OATES TRISTAN REES NIGEL KROONSTUIVER ASHLEY MUIRHEAD Executive Manager Managing Director Chief Operations Officer National Energy Manager Chief Financial Officer Pre-Contracts Duratec Limited | Investor Briefing | 31 March 2026

  55. Slide 55: Thank you

    Thank you Chris Oates Managing Director

  56. Slide 56: Demonstration Hubs & Networking

    Demonstration Hubs & Networking

  57. Slide 57: Duratec Limited Investor Briefing

    Duratec Limited Investor Briefing Sofitel Sydney Wentworth | 31 March 2026

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