Enterprise Group, Inc. · TSX:E

Enterprise — Investor Presentation (March 2026)

17 slides from Enterprise's investor presentation, Mar 23, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Powering The Clean Transition To Natural Gas

    Powering The Clean Transition To Natural Gas Corporate Presentation TSX:E | OTCQB:ETOLF | March 2026

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

    TSX:E FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Certain statements in this presentation about our current and future plans, expectations and intentions, results, levels of activity, performance, goals or achievements or any other future events or developments constitute forward-lo

  3. Slide 3: Enterprise at a Glance

    TSX:E ENTERPRISE AT A GLANCE OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Enterprise Group is a leading provider of site power systems, infrastructure, and services to the Canadian resource and construction industries >18% 1 32% 5-year 2025 Adjusted revenue CAGR EBITDA Margin Market Leader In rapidly growing N

  4. Slide 4: Why Enterprise: Cash Flow-Driven Growth

    TSX:E WHY ENTERPRISE: CASH FLOW-DRIVEN GROWTH OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Robust Macro Outlook For Natural Gas Tempered Capex To Drive Free Cash Flow • Natural gas is uniquely positioned to support • Recent growth capex and M&A have expanded North America's record power demand growth fleet & p

  5. Slide 5: Five Subsidiaries, Two Divisions, One Platform

    TSX:E FIVE SUBSIDIARIES, TWO DIVISIONS, ONE PLATFORM OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Power Solutions Division Site Infrastructure Division • Setting the standard in mobile natural gas-to- • Westar & Hart electricity power generation o Site infrastructure & equipment rentals in BC & AB • Short- and

  6. Slide 6: Why We Win: Quality, Efficiency, & Sustainability

    TSX:E WHY WE WIN: QUALITY, EFFICIENCY, & SUSTAINABILITY OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Leadership Position Solidified As The Exclusive Provider Of Flex Energy Solutions Gas Turbines In Canada 1 2 3 Industry-Leading Quality & Significant Operating Dramatic Emission Reliability Efficiencies & Savin

  7. Slide 7: Frac Site Example of NG-to-Electricity Grid

    TSX:E FRAC SITE EXAMPLE OF NG-TO-ELECTRICITY GRID OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Mobile Structures Legend (offices, command centres, etc.) Power Division Light Towers Light Towers Site Infrastructure Division Drive-Over Bridge Cabling Distribution Panels Natural Gas Turbine Generators 7

  8. Slide 8: A Client List of Industry Leaders

    TSX:E A CLIENT LIST OF INDUSTRY LEADERS OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Established reputation in the energy Diversification offers sector drives de-risked growth significant expansion upside Off-Grid Sites Mining Construction Data Centers Temporary/Emergency Power Response Industrial Backups Comb

  9. Slide 9: Industrial Application of Natural Gas CHP Units

    TSX:E INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF NATURAL GAS "CHP" UNITS OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com City of Grand Prairie's Eastlink Centre CHP Project Project Impact1 $2,510,200 $645,200 Total Project Cost Rebate/Incentive $335,900 4.8 Years Annual Cost Savings Simple Payback Period 4,999,845 kWh 849 Tonnes

  10. Slide 10: North America's Rapidly Growing Energy Needs

    TSX:E NORTH AMERICA'S RAPIDLY GROWING ENERGY NEEDS OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com US Lower 48 Net On-Grid Electricity Demand 1 The next decade is projected to demand more new electricity than any 10-year period in the history of the 7,000 United States1 U.S. electricity demand is 6,000 projected

  11. Slide 11: Natural Gas Is the Clear Answer

    TSX:E NATURAL GAS IS THE CLEAR ANSWER OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com 1 2 2024 US Power Generation Capacity By Source 2024 Capital Cost of New Capacity By Source 600 567 $18,000 $15,600 Abundance of natural gas Natural gas has the lowest Capital Cost (USD/kW) $11,920 400 positions it as the natura

  12. Slide 12: Canada's Attractive Macroeconomic Backdrop

    TSX:E CANADA'S ATTRACTIVE MACROECONOMIC BACKDROP OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com • Bipartisan Support in Canada to double LNG capacity at Kitimat from 14 Mtpa to >$60B1 28Mtpa (Train 2 in operation as of early December 2025) Of new Canadian LNG export projects announced • Government of Canada adde

  13. Slide 13: Major Strategic Interest in Canadian Natural Gas

    TSX:E MAJOR STRATEGIC INTEREST IN CANADIAN NATURAL GAS OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Structural Attractiveness • Rising power demand for AI data centers is propelling natural gas from a transition fuel to an essential energy source • Recent transactions highlight the attractiveness of Western Ca

  14. Slide 14: Higher Production + E&P Spend Forecasted in 2026

    TSX:E HIGHER PRODUCTION + E&P SPEND FORECASTED IN 2026 OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com ATB Capital Markets Survey1 Stable Capex & Moderate Production Growth in 2026 • 6-7% weighted-average gas production growth "Capital program is expected to generate in next 12 months vs 4-5% for oil 11% producti

  15. Slide 15: Inflection Point: Canadian Natural Gas Activity

    TSX:E INFLECTION POINT: CANADIAN NATURAL GAS ACTIVITY OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Quarterly History of Canadian Natural Gas Rig Count Vs Enterprise Group's1,2... Revenue Return on Equity (LTM) Share Price Natural Gas Rig Count E - Revenue $ Natural Gas Rig Count E - ROE % (LTM) Natural Gas Rig

  16. Slide 16: Financial Snapshot

    TSX:E FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT OTCQB:ETOLF www.enterprisegrp.com Share Price Data as of March 23, 2026, CAD$ Financial & Share Data as of December 31, 2025, CAD$ Closing price $1.10 52-Week Share Price Range Shares Outstanding Shares Fully Diluted - $1.01-$1.93 80.4 Million 86.4 Million Fully-Diluted Mark

  17. Slide 17: Contact Us

    Enterprise Complementing the building out of Infrastructure for Energy and General Construction CONTACT US LEONARD D. JAROSZUK DESMOND O’KELL CHAIRMAN & C.E.O. PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR 780.418.4400 825.223.1104 ld.jaroszuk@enterprisegrp.ca des.okell@enterprisegrp.ca www.enterprisegrp.ca OTCQB: ETOLF & T

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