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2025 Governance Roadshow

Board Change23 March 2025VGLInformation Technology

2025 Governance Roadshow
24 & 25 March 2025

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subject to risks, uncertaintiesand contingencies outside of Vista Group’s

control;

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theassumptions underlying the forward-looking statements are

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therefore, therecan be no assurance that the results contemplated in the

statements will be realised. Vista Group’s actual results or performance

may differ materially from any such forward looking statements; and

•may include statements relating tothepast performanceof Vista Group,

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performance.

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amounts are in NZ dollars.

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Agenda
01

Performance

02

Governance Overview

03

Director Fee Pool

3

Vista Group’s solutions sit at the
heart of a connected film industry and

enable exceptional cinematic experiences

4

Performance

6
Strong financial performance

•All-time record total revenue

of $150.0m

•EBITDA margins of 15.5%

(excluding foreign

exchange)

•Free Cashflow positive

achieved for 2H 2024

•Positive Net Profit After Tax

$150.0m

Total Revenue

$150.0m

$143.0m

2024

2023

2022

$135.1m

$134.6m

Recurring Revenue

2024

2023

2022

9%

$134.6m

$124.0m

$112.3m

$55.7m

SaaS Revenue

2024

2023

2022

21%

$55.7m

$45.9m

$38.4m

$145.6m

ARR

2024

2023

2022

15%

$145.6m

$126.3m

$118.0m

$21.6m

EBITDA

2024

2023

2022

62%

$21.6m

$13.3m

$10.6m

$1.8m

Net Profit Before Tax

2024

2023

2022

110%

$1.8m

6

5%

$16.8m

Operating Cashflow

87%

$16.8m

$9.0m

$12.4m

2024

2023

2022

-$17.5m

-$22.5m

Strong momentum of Cloud Transition
7

1.Clients currently negotiating an agreement for the services.

Sites ‘live’

Live

30 Jun

2024

Live

31 Dec

2024

Target

31 Dec

2025

Vista

Cloud

59358~700

Digital

solutions

166683~1,600

3%

4%

15%

35%

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

1,600

1,800

Dec 23Jun 24Dec 24Dec 25

Operational Excellence

Digital Enablement and Moviegoer Engagement

% of Total Exhibition Clients

LiveNowLivein2025December2023Contracting

1

942

VistaCloud

0

2,521

Horizon/ Oneview

1,499

DigitalSolutions

Operational

Excellence

Digital

Enablement

Moviegoer

Experience

Data

Empowerment

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2600

12 month share price performance
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Market capitalisation since 2021

VGL Market

Cap

Change

($)

Change

(%)

5 January

2021

$386.4m--

23 March

2025

$927.0m$540.6m140%

118%

29%

3%

20%

-30%

-10%

10%

30%

50%

70%

90%

110%

130%

17/03/202417/05/202417/07/202417/09/202417/11/202417/01/202517/03/2025

% change

S&P/NZX All Info Tech IndexVGLGTKSKOERD

VGL has outperformed the NZX All Information Technology Index by ~89% over the last 12 months.

Share price performance (cont.)
9

AnalystDate of ReportRatingTarget (NZ$)

3 March 2025Overweight$4.69

28 February 2025Buy$4.40

3 March 2025Neutral$4.10

3 March 2025Overweight$3.80

28 February 2025Neutral$3.40

1 March 2025Buy$4.51*

28 February 2025Neutral$3.95

Average Consensus

$4.12

1

Foreign exchange AUD:NZD of 1.10:1.00 (2dp).

Governance Overview

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Board Succession

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Susan Peterson

Independent Chair

Murray Holdaway

Non-Independent

Executive Director

Claudia Batten

Independent Director

James Miller

Independent Director

Cris Nicolli

Independent Director

Kirk Senior

Non-Independent Non-

Executive Director

•There is an established Board succession process, including an

evaluation of candidates against the published Board Skills Matrix.

•The process was necessarily paused in 2024 while the events

surrounding the requisition of the special meeting were resolved.

•Kirk Senior has advised that he will not stand for re-election at the

ASM on 21 May 2025.

•The process is well progressed, and the Board expects to advise the

market of the outcome of the process in the near future.

Sustainability Framework
BUILDINGGREATERTRUSTSTRONGERTOGETHER

CONSUMINGRESPONSIBLY &

IMPACTFULINNOVATION

•Optimiseour talent -right people, right roles -

to drive productivity, innovation and overall

business success

•Foster a diverse and vibrant culture, which

promotes and rewards high performance

•A continued focus on our aspiration of

reaching 40:40:20 gender representation by

2030

•Improved and highly reliable cinema-branded

digital channels

•Maintaining an effective governance and

decision-making structure Continuous

improvement to safeguard critical systems and

protect data

•Responsible business conduct and ethics

•Maintaining an adequate and effective risk

management and internal control system

•Understand, measure, and reduce Vista

Group’s carbon footprint

•Through innovation assist our clients to reduce

their carbon footprint

•Develop responsible procurement practices

•Develop baseline metrics of performance and

productivity, to enable measurement of year-on-

year progress

•Wellbeing and eNPSscores aligned to at least the

median for the technology sector

•Create a roadmap to ensure all of our people are

treated fairly

•Obtain SOC 2 Type 2 compliance for Vista Cloud

and movieXchangein 2025

•Achieve SOC 2 Type 1 attestation report for

Movio Cinema EQ

•No notifiable privacy breaches or critical

security incidents

•Maintain Board governance roadshows, at least

every 2 years

•100% of direct enterprise clients on cloud

solutions by 2030

•Maintain Toitūcarbonreducecertification

•Measure remaining Scope 3 operational GHG

emission categories

•Reduce Scope 2 GHG emissions (market- based)

by 42% by 2030, from our 2022 base year

FOCUS AREA

TARGETS

UNITED NATIONS

SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

Incentivising Performance
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•The Board is committed to clearly linking pay and performance, and evolving our remuneration

disclosures for shareholders.

•The 2024 and 2025 Long Term Incentive Schemes comprise only performance share rights. No

share rights that are conditional only on continued tenure are included.

•The targets under the 2025 Remuneration Framework are not duplicated under the Short Term

and Long Term Incentive Schemes, as follows:

•There is no current need anticipated for any further one-off retention grants for critical talent.

•Independent benchmarking reports, including based on data from a peer group of Australasian

listed technology and entertainment companies, are used to inform executive compensation.

Long Term Incentive SchemeShort Term Incentive Scheme

Vista Group Recurring RevenueVista Group Free Cash Flow

EBITDA Margin (excl. FX gains/losses)Client sites on Vista Cloud

Relative Total Shareholder Return Employee or Client Net Promotor Score

Personal Targets

Director Fee Pool

Director Fee Pool Review
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•The current Director Fee Pool is NZ$725,000 and was last approved by shareholders in

2021.

•The Board has engaged Guerdon Associates to undertake an independent benchmarking

review of Vista Group’s Director Fee Pool against a defined peer group of Australasian listed

technology and entertainment companies.

•The independent report showed that the current Director Fee Pool is the lowest ranking of

the peer group, that the Chair and Board member fees sit at the second lowest and lowest

ranking among the peers. It should be noted that committee fees sit above the median of the

peer group.

•It is critical that the Board can attract the caliber of directors required to continue to

successfully execute the global strategy.

•Shareholders will be asked to approve an increase to the Director Fee Pool at the ASM on 21

May 2025.

•Further information regarding the comparator group and the independent benchmarking

report will accompany the Notice of Meeting.

Current Directors’ Fees
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DirectorsChair DirectorARC

Chair

ARC

Member

NRC

Chair

NRC

Member

Total

Susan Peterson

$185,000 ----- $185,000

Claudia Batten-$90,000 ---$12,000 $102,000

Murray Holdaway- $90,000 ----$90,000

James Miller- $90,000 $20,000 ---$110,000

Cris Nicolli-$90,000 - $12,000 $20,000 -$122,000

Kirk Senior-$90,000 - $12,000 -$12,000 $114,000

Total$723,000

Available Headroom in Director Fee Pool$2,000

•The current Director Fee Pool of NZ$725,000 was last approved by shareholders in 2021.

•The Consumer Price Index in New Zealand over the same period increased by over 20%.

Thank you

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