Southland Holdings, Inc. · AMEX:SLND
Southland — Q1 2025 Earnings Presentation
14 slides from Southland's earnings presentation, May 14, 2025
Slide 1: Investor Presentation
Investor Presentation Southland Holdings, Inc. (SLND)
Slide 2: Important Disclosures
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Important Disclosures This presentation (together with oral statements made in connection herewith, the "Presentation") is for informational purposes only to assist current and prospective investors in making their own evaluation with respect to Southland Holdings, Inc. (“South
Slide 3: Company Overview
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Company Overview WE ARE A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOCUSED ON ▪ Southland is one of the largest specialty infrastructure BUILDING NORTH AMERICA’S MOST construction companies in North America. TECHNICAL BRIDGE, TUNNEL, WATER RESOURCES, ▪ With roots dating back to 1900, Southland AND
Slide 4: Company Overview
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Company Overview $2.5B BACKLOG (1) ENR RANKED (2) #22 DOMESTIC HEAVY CONTRACTORS ⁓2,700 EMPLOYEES Vancouver, BC Litchfield, MN Seattle, WA Winnipeg, MB Toronto, ON Peoria, IL Detroit, MI Cleveland, OH Gilboa, NY Fort Lee, NJ Pittsburgh, PA Concord, CA Baltimore, MD Raleigh, NC
Slide 5: Executive Team
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Executive Team Frank Renda Keith Bassano Tim Winn Rudy Renda President & Chief Chief Financial EVP & Chief Operating EVP & Chief Operating Executive Officer Officer Officer Officer, Strategy & Special Projects Frank is responsible for Keith has more than 15 Tim has nearly 30 ye
Slide 6: Civil Segment
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Civil Segment Water Conveyance: Projects include water pipeline and wastewater conveyance construction. We have installed large diameter water pipelines up to 168”. Tunneling: Projects include tunneling for drainage relief, sewage, treatment plants, and transmission all in vari
Slide 7: Transportation Segment
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Transportation Segment Bridges: Recognized as a leader in constructing movable, cable-supported, arch, railroad, girder, precast, truss, and other bridges. Marine: Projects include cruise destinations, freight ship terminals, marina developments, marine foundations, sub-aqueous
Slide 8: Competitive Advantages
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Competitive Advantages STRONG BALANCE SHEET SELF PERFORMING & WIDE BREADTH OF & BONDING CAPACITY TECHNICAL EXPERTS CAPABILITIES GEOGRAPHY SIGNIFICANTLY OWNED SIGNIFICANT BARRIERS EQUIPMENT FLEET TO ENTRY 8
Slide 9: Client Mix
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Client Mix 65% 15% 20% State/Local Federal Private Note: Client mix approximated based on historical revenue averages 9
Slide 10: Highlighted Projects
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Highlighted Projects SunTrax Connected/Automated Vehicle Test Facility Winnipeg North End Sewage Treatment Plant SunTrax is a large-scale, state-of-the-art facility in Polk County, Florida, A joint venture between a Southland subsidiary and Aecon was developed for the research,
Slide 11: Highlighted Projects
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Highlighted Projects Mill Creek Drainage Relief Tunnel San Francisco-Oakland Bay Suspension Bridge The project is expected to provide drainage relief to the Mill Creek and This bridge is the longest, single-tower, self-anchored suspension bridge in Peaks Branch watersheds and t
Slide 12: Recent Project Awards
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Recent Project Awards ▪ Elm Fork Water Treatment Plant Filter Complex – Dallas, TX • Bridge Replacement Table Rock Lake – Branson, MO ▪ West Gates DIW Pond Expansion – Denver, CO • District I Middle-Mile Broadband Network – Northern California, CA ▪ Arcadia Intake – Acadia, OK
Slide 13: America's Infrastructure
BUILDING GREAT THINGS America’s Infrastructure The current infrastructure in The United States has an overall condition rating of C- This emphasizes the need for significant infrastructure investment for improvements in the coming years Water Pipeline Bridges Facilities Every two minutes, there is a
Slide 14: Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
BUILDING GREAT THINGS Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ▪ Experiencing increased bidding opportunities as a result of pent-up Roads and Passenger and demand from COVID shutdowns and Bridges Freight Rail federal spending $110 Billion $66 Billion ▪ Expect the IIJA to provide significant opportuni