Slide 1: FY26 Results Presentation
FY26 Results Presentation AUGUST 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: We deliver innovative safety-critical technologies that protect people, safeguard assets and improve performance
We deliver innovative safety-critical technologies that protect people, safeguard assets and improve performance. We are an Australian-owned, multi-award-winning original equipment manufacturer specialising in safety-critical braking and autonomous technologies for demanding operating environments.
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: Quality Product Revenue Profile
QUALITY PRODUCT REVENUE PROFILE Recurring sales and blue-chip customer base Sales in 22 Recurring Unique Sales to top 20 global countries globally aftermarket sales IP mining companies 53% 55% 30% 40% 47% 45% 70% 60% Domestic 53% New Brake Sales 55% Revenue protected by Based on mid 2026 market Inte
Slide 6: Welcome: Presentation Overview
WELCOME Presentation Overview 1. FY26 Highlights 2. FY26 Financial Performance 3. Business Overview 4. Technology and Safety 5. Growth & Outlook 6
Slide 7: Part One: FY26 Highlights
PART ONE FY26 Highlights Safety solutions, engineered forthe future. = = = 2 ADVANCED BRAKING TECHNOLOGY 7
Slide 8: FY26 Financial Highlights
FY26 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Global expansion and demand drive record financial performance RECORD FY REVENUE 23% INCREASED EARNINGS 38% IMPROVED GROSS 49% MARGINS Revenue increased to $23.5m (FY25: $19.1m), Underlying EBITDA increased to $2.2m Gross margin improved from 48.0% to 49.3%, driven by SIBS®
Slide 9: FY26 Strategic Highlights
FY26 STRATEGIC HIGHLIGHTS Executing clear growth roadmap EXPANDED AND DIVERSIFIED STRENGTHENED CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT GLOBAL REACH AND RECURRING REVENUE Increased adoption of SIBS® FailSafe solutions across North America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East, with expansion into Ghana and Zimbabwe. Inc
Slide 10: Advancing Innovation: Post-June 30th Highlights
POST-JUNE 30TH HIGHLIGHTS Major step towards obtaining CAS Level 9 certification Subsequent to 30 June 2026, BRAKEiQ achieved independent ADVANCING ISO/TS 21815-2:2021 certification by the University of Pretoria INNOVATION This represents a major step toward CAS Level 9 certification, validating its
Slide 11: Part Two: FY26 Financial Performance
PART TWO FY26 Financial Performance 11
Slide 12: Key Metrics
KEY METRICS Revenue up 23%, cash almost doubled, and underlying operating performance up 63% Strong revenue growth, together with FY26 FY25 Var $A’000 $A’000 (%) disciplined cost management, delivered improved operating Revenue from ordinary activities 23,480 19,131 22.7 leverage and profitability
Slide 13: Record Year-on-Year Growth
RECORD YEAR-ON-YEAR GROWTH Strong momentum driven by SIBS® FailSafe demand, international expansion & aftermarket growth 23.5 Record FY26 revenue: $23.5m, up 23% on FY25 19.1 20.6% four-year CAGR 16.5 14.7 New brake sales 55%, (up 19.5% on FY25) 11.7 Aftermarket 45%, (up 26.2% on FY25) $m FY
Slide 14: Cash Flow
CASH FLOW Strong cash generation, up 96% on FY25 Operating cash generation and disciplined capital 30 June 2026 30 June 2025 management increased the year-end cash balance $A’000 $A’000 to $5.6 million, strengthening the balance sheet and financial flexibility. Net cash from operating activities 2
Slide 15: Balance Sheet
BALANCE SHEET Net assets up 23.5% to $13.2m, with a debt-free balance sheet to fund growth Debt-free balance sheet – growth funded from FY26 FY25 operating cash, not borrowings Var (%) AUD$‘000 AUD$‘000 Net assets up 23.5% to $13.2m, driven by retained Total current assets 15,487 11,723 32.1 ear
Slide 16: Part Three: Business Overview
PART THREE Business Overview 16
Slide 17: Expanding & Diversifying Global Reach
EXPANDING & DIVERSIFYING GLOBAL REACH Strong demand across domestic and international markets NORTH EUROPE AMERICA ASIA AFRICA OCEANIA Distributors & Strategic Partners SOUTH AMERICA ABT Head Office 17
Slide 18: Current Braking Solutions
CURRENT BRAKING SOLUTIONS Optimising safety AUTONOMOUS BRAKING BRAKESAFE BRAKESAFE SIBSiQ BRAKEiQ WHEEL END SIBS DRIVELINE INTEGRATED VEHICLE AUTO BRAKING SIBS INTERVENTION SYSTEM Developed for Toyota Supplementary braking Autonomous Braking for Light Autonomous Braking for LandCruiser and H
Slide 19: Diversifying Offering & Applications
DIVERSIFYING OFFERING & APPLICATIONS Leveraging core technology and R&D BrakeSAFETM BrakeSAFETM SIBSiQTM Wheel End Driveline Autonomous SIBS SIBS Braking Advanced braking systems and technology for an increasing range of vehicle specifications TOYOTA Landcruiser and makes / models. TOYOTA Hilux FO
Slide 20: Part Four: Autonomous Technology and Safety
PART FOUR Autonomous Technology and Safety 20
Slide 21: Autonomous Technology & Safety: CAS9
AUTONOMOUS TECHNOLOGY & 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
Slide 22: Autonomous Technology & Safety: The Challenge
AUTONOMOUS TECHNOLOGY & SAFETY Collision Avoidance Level 9 (CAS9) and Autonomous Braking The Challenge (Current Problem) High Fatality Rates: 30–40% of mining deaths involve vehicle interaction. Human Limitations: Fatigue, distraction, and "alarm fatigue." Regulatory Risk: Non-compliance with strict
Slide 23: SIBSiQ: Autonomous Braking for Light Vehicles
AUTONOMOUS TECHNOLOGY & SAFETY SIBSiQTM: Autonomous Braking for Light Vehicles SIBSiQ: Proportional braking and throttle override that brings a light vehicle to a controlled stop. Standards-Ready Integration: CAN interface to any ISO 21815 PDS, meeting MOSH TMLP (CAS 9) requirements . SIBSiQ Control
Slide 24: BRAKEiQ: Making CAS9 Possible
AUTONOMOUS TECHNOLOGY & 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/PD
Slide 25: Part Five: Growth & Outlook
PART FIVE Growth & Outlool Safety solutions, engineered for the future. ADVANCED BRAKING TECHNOLOGY 25
Slide 26: Growth Strategy
GROWTH STRATEGY Delivering on clear strategic road map MARKET CAPITALISATION Horizon 3 Horizon 2 Scale & Diversification Investment & Innovation Horizon 1 • Autonomous Safety: Collision Avoidance • Commercial Applications: Expand across off-road and on-road products and vehicles Foundations Interope
Slide 27: Focus for FY27
FOCUS FOR FY27 ABT enters FY27 with a strengthened operational and financial position. DEEPEN SCALE THE GROW COMMERCIALISE PURSUE STRATEGIC MARKET OPERATING LIFECYCLE NEXT-GENERATION GROWTH PRESENCE PLATFORM REVENUE TECHNOLOGIES OPPORTUNITIES Strengthen position in Improve supply Increase the Accele
Slide 28: Appendices
PART SIX Appendices Safety solutions, engineered for the future. ADVANCED BRAKING TECHNOLOGY 28
Slide 29: Our Board & Leadership Team
OUR 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 John Fermia Chief Financi
Slide 30: 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