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Tasmea — Merger or Acquisition (November 2025)

16 slides from Tasmea's merger presentation, Nov 19, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Acquisition of WorkPac Group

    ACQUISITION OF WORKPAC GROUP Acquisition Presentation NOVEMBER 2025

  2. Slide 2: Transaction overview

    Transaction overview Strategic acquisition of WorkPac Group – fueling Tasmea’s organic growth strategy in a rising resources & infrastructure investment environment in Australia and delivering labour certainty for customers of Tasmea’s specialist services subsidiaries ✓ Tasmea to acquire 100% of the

  3. Slide 3: Market Outlook – The Skilled Labour Challenge

    Market Outlook – The Skilled Labour Challenge WA: half of QLD: The Big Build $107bn Australia’s total WA: Asset Investment investment program to QLD: ranks globally Program projected to 2027–28 in health, exports, top 10 in key mineral 2027-28 $107B transport, education, globally in housing & energy

  4. Slide 4: Australia has Persistent shortages of skilled labour

    Australia has Persistent shortages of skilled labour Australian Industry Group chief executive, Innes Willox said “the Key occupations are facing persistent labour shortages transition to green energy, technological change and Industrial Worker Occupations Shortage (%), Australia, 2021-24 demographi

  5. Slide 5: Tasmea subsidiaries with new Workforce Solutions segment

    Tasmea subsidiaries with new Workforce Solutions segment Tasmea’s new Workforce Solutions segment will be used as a labour engine, supporting growth of our four operating segments (Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Water & Fluid) including our portfolio of 25 specialised trade skills businesses WORKFOR

  6. Slide 6: Strategic rationale

    Strategic rationale ✓ WorkPac positions Tasmea with the capability to support our clients' needs for skilled labour, enhancing our competitive offering & capability under our existing >70 MSA’s, with >15 material MSA's added to our portfolio from the WorkPac acquisition ✓ Sourcing staff at speed & s

  7. Slide 7: Pro forma FY26 forecast financials

    Pro forma FY26 forecast financials Pro forma FY26 EBIT $m Pro forma FY26 EBIT Margin % Pro forma FY26 NPAT $m Pro forma FY26 EPS cps 128 ~15% ~16% 78 30.0 70 27.4 110 TEA Pro forma TEA Pro forma TEA Pro forma TEA Pro forma Gearing (Net debt / Pro forma EBITDA) Pro forma FY26 EBIT share % Pro forma F

  8. Slide 8: Geographic footprint expanded nation-wide

    Geographic footprint expanded nation-wide ✓ WorkPac has key locations DARWIN WEIPA strategically positioned to MCARTHER RIVER capitalise on major investment CAIRNS programs primarily in resources TOWNSVILLE and infrastructure MT ISA BOWEN KARRATHA MACKAY TOM PRICE MORANBAH BLACKWATER ✓ Tasmea expect

  9. Slide 9: Supporting our clients’ skilled labour needs

    Supporting our clients’ skilled labour needs ✓ Tasmea’s specialist trade services portfolio of companies, combined with WorkPac’s recruitment engine which places 15,000+ workers annually, means Tasmea subsidiaries can deliver greater volumes of specialist skilled labour needs at speed & scale for ou

  10. Slide 10: About WorkPac

    About WorkPac WorkPac’s recruitment engine places 15,000+ workers annually, with >6,000 FTM workers – WorkPac is a key enabler – supporting Tasmea’s organic growth aspirations across its Electrical, Mechanical, Civil and Water & Fluid segments ✓ Australia’s largest privately owned workforce solution

  11. Slide 11: About WorkPac

    About WorkPac No. of FTMs by industry FTMs by state 3% 4% 3% 1% 4% ✓ Geographic reach Australia-wide 19% 13% ✓ Expansion of Tasmea into strategic growth 6% markets including QLD and NSW with strong 38% 54% tailwinds in resources and infrastructure investment 55% ✓ Core market alignment with ~80% blu

  12. Slide 12: High repeat revenue customer base

    High repeat revenue customer base WorkPac brings >15 material MSA’s with major clients, increasing Tasmea’s portfolio of MSA’s to >85 ✓ Diversified & large customer base includes large public & private companies primarily in the resources, industrials, infrastructure and defence industries ✓ Of Work

  13. Slide 13: Strong macro drivers underpinning growth

    Strong macro drivers underpinning growth Macro Drivers WorkPac Tasmea ✓ Skilled labour ✓ Specialist trade skilled services across Electrical, Mining growth: Strong demand from ✓ Flexible workforce solutions ✓ FIFO/DIDO networks Mechanical, Civil and Water & Fluid segments design and manufacturing to

  14. Slide 14: Synergies

    Synergies We expect to realise synergies and improve Tasmea capability, supporting growth of Tasmea’s 4 key operating segments, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil and Water & Fluid ✓ Revenue synergies ✓ WorkPac’s recruitment capacity is expected to materially improve Scalable Operational Capability Highl

  15. Slide 15: Summary of acquisition

    Summary of acquisition ✓ Positions Tasmea with the capacity to support our clients' needs for ✓ EPS accretive at ~10% on a pro-forma FY26 basis pre-synergies skilled labour ✓ Enhance shareholder value reflecting strong financial performance ✓ Enhances our competitive offering & capability – projecte

  16. Slide 16: Important notice

    Important notice This document has been prepared by Tasmea Limited (ABN 22 088 588 425) (“Tasmea” or “the Company”). No other party other than Tasmea has authorised or caused the issue of this document, or takes responsibility for, or makes any statements, representations or undertakings in this doc

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