Satellogic Inc.NASDAQ: SATL

Q1 2026 Conference Call Presentation

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First Quarter 2026 Financial Results Conference Call

May 12, 2026



AGENDA

PRESENTING TODAY

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Introduction & Company Overview

Emiliano Kargieman · Founder & Chief Executive Officer VADM Frank D. Whitworth, USN (Ret.) · Strategic Advisor

02

Financial Results - First Quarter 2026

Rick Dunn · Chief Financial Officer

03

Commercial Update & Recent Wins

Emiliano Kargieman · Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Emiliano Kargieman

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

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2026 Roadmap

Emiliano Kargieman · Founder & Chief Executive Officer

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Closing Remarks & Key Takeaways

Emiliano Kargieman · Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Rick Dunn

Chief Financial Officer

VADM Frank D. Whitworth (Ret.)

Strategic Advisor

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Introduction and Company Overview

  1. Unique Sovereign & Defense Solutions:

    Space Systems allows governments to own and operate sovereign EO assets with limited export controls. In-country AIT manufacturing. Slingshot

    Phase II/III expansion with U.S. Office of Naval Research deepens defense engagement.

  2. Significant Customer Traction:

    $64.8M in remaining performance obligations (RPO) across defense, sovereign and commercial. Asia & Asia Pacific revenue grew >8x

    year-over-year to $3.0M in Q1 2026, led by customers in Australia and Malaysia.



  3. Unmatched Capacity & Scale:

    One of the largest commercial high resolution constellations in orbit. NewSat 53/54 launch in March 2026. Patent-protected 10x capture capacity. 50cm NewSat + 30cm NextGen + 1m Merlin. $1.3M all-in cost per satellite - capacity and cost champion of sub-meter EO.

  4. Revenue Growth with Expense Discipline:

    Q1 2026 revenue +80% YoY to $6.1M with positive operating cash flow in the quarter. Adj. EBITDA loss improved 32% to $(4.2M) from $(6.2M).

    $121.9M cash. Net Loss $(118.3M), driven by a $(113M) non-cash change in fair value of financial instruments (convertible debt, warrants & earnout).

  5. Seasoned Leadership Team:

Executive team and board, including General Joseph Dunford, Retired, Steven Mnuchin, and Kelly Kennedy. Former Director of NGA Vice Admiral Frank D. Whitworth III, U.S. Navy, Retired, joined as strategic advisor in Q1 2026 - strengthening U.S. defense and intelligence engagement.

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS: THREE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31, 2026

Total Revenue

$6.1M

↑ 80% year-over-year

Cash & Equivalents

Total Operating Exp.

$12.5M

↓3% year-over-year

Net Cash from Operating Activities

Operating Loss

$121.9M

vs. $94.4M at year-end 2025

$0.2M

+$4.9M improvement YoY

$(6.4M)

↑33% improvement YoY

REVENUE BY BUSINESS LINE

REVENUE BY GEOGRAPHY

COST STRUCTURE

Data & Analytics $4.6M

Americas $2.0M

Category Q1 2026 Q1 2025 Change

76%

34%

Cost of Sales* $1.5M $1.2M ↑17%

24%

Space Systems $1.5M

Europe $1.1M

$2.7M ↓48%

18%

Asia & Asia Pacific $3.0M

Engineering $3.1M $2.5M ↑24%

48%

Total OpEx

$12.5M

$12.9M

↓3%

Adj. EBITDA

$(4.2M)

$(6.2M)

↑ 32%

Depreciation

$1.4M

$2.7M

↓48%

SG&A $6.5M $6.5M ↑1%

(*) exclusive of depreciation

Remaining Performance Obligations:

<1 Year

$29.2M

Years 1-2

$7.9M

Years 2-3

$7.5M

Thereafter

$20.2M Total Non-Cancellable RPO: $64.8M

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COMMERCIAL UPDATE & RECENT WINS

Q1 2026 Business Line Performance and Key Catalysts

COMMERCIAL MOMENTUM & CUSTOMER TRACTION

Q1 2026

Asia Pacific Growth

Asia & Asia Pacific revenue grew more than 700%

year-over-year to $3.0M, led by significant contributions from customers in Australia and Malaysia.

JAN 8, 2026

Seven-Figure Monitoring Agreement

Signed seven-figure agreement with strategic customer for continuous, high-frequency monitoring across a large portfolio of priority sites with daily revisit, high-resolution coverage.

JAN 29, 2026

Albania Monitoring Extended

Extended country-wide monitoring agreement with the Government of Albania, enabling persistent national Earth intelligence using the NewSat constellation.

SPACE SYSTEMS: ENABLING SOVEREIGN CAPABILITIES

JAN 12, 2026

$18M CEiiA Contract (Portugal)

Signed agreement with CEiiA to supply two NewSat Mark V 50cm-class satellites for the Atlantic Constellation; >85% European-sourced components, control transfers in Q2 and Q3 2026.

STRATEGIC & PLATFORM MILESTONES

JAN 27, 2026

NewSat-34 Sold to Australia

Sold NewSat-34 to Australia, establishing the country's first sovereign Earth observation capability.

MAR 30, 2026

NewSat 53 & 54 Launched

Successfully launched on SpaceX from Vandenberg Space Force Base.

APR 30, 2026

$12M Sovereign Defense Sale

Signed $12 million agreement with a sovereign defense customer to transfer ownership of an in-orbit NewSat satellite from Aleph-1 constellation.

JAN 27, 2026

$35M Capital Raise

Closed $35M registered direct offering at $4.73/share with Titan Partners as lead placement agent.

FEB 23, 2026

Aleph Observer Launched

Persistent global intelligence capability for sustained awareness and continuous monitoring at scale.

MAR 18, 2026

Merlin Constellation

AI-First constellation for daily 1-meter global monitoring; first launch on track for October 2026.

MAR 24, 2026

Slingshot II/III Expansion

Expanded IDT and U.S. Office of Naval Research partnership for Slingshot Phases II and III.

MAR 25, 2026

VADM Whitworth Advisor

VADM Frank D. Whitworth, former Director of NGA, appointed Strategic Advisor - strengthening U.S. defense engagement.

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TRANSFORMATION: IMAGERY TO

PERSISTENT GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE

A new category shifting from reactive tasking to always-on monitoring.

Traditional EO

Persistent Global Intelligence

Task individual images

Continuous monitoring - always on

Episodic, fragmented visibility Daily planetary baseline coverage



Limited tasking capacity Monitor thousands of sites simultaneously



Reactive, event-driven Proactive, pre-positioned awareness



Transactional per-scene model Recurring subscription model



Hours to days latency 3-hour image; 30-min analytics



The pushframe patent is the moat - competitors lack the per-satellite throughput to deliver this.



IN MARKET

ALEPH OBSERVER

Aleph Observer provides persistent monitoring across hundreds of priority sites with assured capacity, reliable cadence, and built-in analytics.

Scale

Persistent monitoring across hundreds of sites simultaneously

Assurance

Capacity at scale & reliable cadence in priority regions

Built-In Analytics

Example monitoring coverage across Iran

Image delivered within 3hs with automated objects detections

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MERLIN: ON TRACK FOR OCTOBER 2026

The first Earth observation system designed to deliver daily

1-meter global coverage and real-time intelligence at planetary scale.

Planetary Scale

Millions of sites globally

Daily 1-Meter Baseline

A continuously updated map of the Earth

Real-time Intelligence

AI-alerts and automated tip & cue

October 2026

First Launch

H1 2027

Initial Operational Capability

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CLOSING REMARKS

Revenue Momentum

01

80% Q1 revenue growth to $6.1M, with Asia & Asia Pacific revenue >8x YoY to $3.0M; positive operating cash flow inflection.

Operating Leverage

02 Adj. EBITDA loss improved 32% YoY to $(4.2M); Q1 generated positive net cash from operations despite net loss $(118.3M), driven by a $(113M) non-cash change in fair value of financial instruments (convertible debt, warrants, and earnout).

Strong Balance Sheet

03

$121.9M in cash at March 31, 2026 - one of the strongest balances in company history, following the $35M registered direct offering closed in January.

Fully Funded Technology Roadmap

04

Merlin on track for October 2026 launch; Aleph Observer in market; NewSat 53/54 launched in March 2026.

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QUESTION & ANSWER

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RECONCILIATION OF NON-GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES: ADJUSTED EBITDA TO US GAAP

(In thousands of U.S. dollars)

Q1 2026

Q1 2025

Net loss attributable to stockholders

$(118,302)

$(32,581)

Interest income, net

(957)

(177)

Income tax expense

40

715

Depreciation

1,392

2,687

Non-GAAP EBITDA (loss)

$(117,827)

$(29,356)

Other expense (income), net (1)

(153)

167

Change in fair value of financial instruments

113,011

22,361

Stock-based compensation

735

595

Non-GAAP Adjusted EBITDA (loss)

$(4,234)

$(6,233)

(1) Other expense (income), net includes foreign exchange gain or loss and other non-operating income and expenses not considered indicative of our ongoing operational performance.



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