Scott Technology Limited logo

Scott Unveils Strategy and Delivers FY25 Trading Update

Guidance10 September 2025SCTIndustrials

Scott Technology Reveals Long-Term Strategy and FY25 Trading
Update at Investor Day

Auckland, NZ [11 Sep 2025] – Scott Technology (NZX: SCT) will unveil its five-year strategy, Destination 2030, at

its inaugural Investor Day, Scott ID25, hosted in Auckland CBD later this morning. The strategy sets out the

company’s plan for sustainable profitable growth, targeting $530 million in revenue by 2030 (up from $276

million reported in FY24).

“Destination 2030 represents more than a strategic plan, it’s a shift in how Scott is going to present itself to the

world,” said Mike Christman, CEO of Scott Technology. “We’re evolving from an engineering company mindset to

a customer-first mindset. A globally aligned business that grows through deep customer partnerships, focused

innovation, and operational discipline. With a sharpened structure and a clear direction, we’re building a Scott

that will be an industry leader for decades to come.”

“Scott has come a long way from its origins in Dunedin over 110 years ago,” said Stuart McLauchlan, Chairman

of Scott Technology. “With a growing global footprint and an expanding investor base, today marks a new

chapter, one of deeper, more direct engagement with capital markets and a sharper strategic focus. The Board is

fully aligned and confident in the direction we’re taking.”

Trading Update

Scott Technology expects to report record EBITDA for FY25 within the range of $30.5m to $31.5m, with both

operating and reported EBITDA forecast to be up on the prior year (FY24 operating EBITDA was $30.2m and

reported EBITDA was $26.4m). The result reflects a strong second-half performance across the business and a

strategic focus on higher margin contracts. FY25 revenue is anticipated to be in the range of $270m to $275m,

compared to $276 million in FY24. With revenue down 14% at the half-year, this near-full recovery highlights the

momentum built in H2.

Recent contract wins across the Scott Domains include:

• Materials Handling & Logistics: Multiple palletising projects with Agristo and Lutosa totaling +NZ$19m

• Protein: Contract win to install an existing LEAP Primal for Dawn Meats in UK – Protein Domain’s first

UK install


ENDS

For investor enquiries please contact:


Mike Christman

Chief Executive Officer


E: mike.christman@scottautomation.be


For media enquiries please contact:


Eugene Afanasy

Communications Manager

T: +64 21 0852 4832

E: e.afanasy@scottautomation.be


About Scott

Scott delivers smart automation and robotic solutions that transform industries by making businesses safer, more

productive, and more efficient. Our diverse capability makes us the first choice for hundreds of the world’s

leading brands. With design and build operations across Australasia, China, Europe, and America and over 100

years of engineering excellence, Scott is the global expert in automation.

---

SCOTT TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
11 September 2025

ID25

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 2
WELCOME

Stuart McLauchlan

Chairman & Independent Director

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 3
Anthony Wesney

Director of Transformation

Hayley Hindmarsh

General Manager - People

Our Executive team

Mike Christman

Chief Executive Officer

Mark O’Malley

Chief Financial Officer

Aaron Vanwalleghem

President of MHL

Mark Host

President of Protein

Werner Conradie

President of Mining

Andrew Arnold

Director of Innovation

Damian Lucas

General Manager – Australia,

Director of Lifecycle Services

Cathy Zhang

Regional Director - China

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 4

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 5
COMPANY

OVERVIEW

Mike Christman

Chief Executive Officer

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 6
Morethan110yearsofengineeringexcellence

Australia & New Zealand

Protein, Processing, BladeStop,

Mining (Rocklabs), & Appliances

Centres of excellence

Asia

Manufacturing support for Protein,

Appliances & Rocklabs

Centres of excellence

Europe

End of line logistics

/ Palletization

Centres of excellence

North America

Automated Guided

Vehicles (MHL)

Centres of excellence

1913

2013

2018

2018

(est. 1962)

(est. 1980)

630

Scott

Employees

10

Countries

of Operation

Customer

Countries

Represented

350+

Customers

supported

last year

30+

Global

Agents /

Distributors

45

2008 Rocklabs, 2016 MAR & BladeStop, 2015 JBS Partnership

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 7
A global leader in automation with deep domain expertise

Getting our customers

products to the table fast.

Exacting cuts.

Exceptional returns.

Taking the guesswork

out of Mining.

Processing solutions for Global

Lamb, Beef and Poultry

producers.

Providing accurate sample

preparation equipment and certified

reference materials for mining

companies and commercial labs.

Complete end-of-line logistics and

materials handling solutions for

manufacturing and warehousing.

Automated palletizing and robotic

systems for internal logistics of

secondary packaging such as trays,

cartons, crates and pallets

Automated technology for sample

preparation and field automation. Supplier

of crushers, pulverisers, splitters and

reference materials for use in analysis.

Automated and robotic technology for meat

processing, including BladeStop bandsaw

safety technology, poultry trussing and

imaging analysis for carcass grading.

Fully automated production lines and

standalone equipment units, cater to

the needs and flexibility of modern

appliance manufacturing.

Delivering high quality automated

assembly and manufacturing systems

for major global appliance

manufacturers.

Keeping up with consumers

demand for whiteware.

Appliances

Mining

Materials HandlingProtein

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 8
Composition of our business

46%

18%

22%

13%

Revenue$36m

Net margin$11m

Net margin %29%

FY24 Revenue Composition

Revenue$127m

Net margin$28m

Net margin %22%

Revenue$49m

Net margin$17m

Net margin %36%

Revenue$60m

Net margin$17m

Net margin %28%

Appliances

Mining

Materials HandlingProtein

Note: revenue composition in FY24 also includes 1% for “Other” which was legacy businesses, All currencies are in NZD unless otherwise specified.

Net Margin is calculated as revenue less direct and indirect cost of goods sold

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 9
Who we serve

Key Customer Partnerships

Appliances

Mining

Materials HandlingProtein

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 10
Impressions from the CEO

•Market leading technology with a truly global opportunity

•Highly skilled and passionate people

•Margin expansion and modular approach provide positive

momentum

•R&D has been project-to-project rather than a strategically

integrated roadmap

•Sales have plateaued, an issue that we need to

structurally address

•Clear need to deepen customer proximity through key

account management

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 11
STRATEGY

REFRESH

Destination 2030

Mike Christman

Chief Executive Officer

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 12
Destination 2030: Driven by purpose, guided by vision

Our vision is to be the trusted partner that puts

our customers first - by delivering safe, sustainable,

leading-edge solutions that create value - fostering

lasting partnerships that drive innovation and success.

Destination 2030

Powering our

customers and

industry with

transformative

solutions & services

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 13
Destination 2030

Destination 2030: Customer led purpose

Our strategy starts with our customers

Powering our

customers and

industry with

transformative

solutions & services

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 14
Destination 2030

Destination 2030: Driving sustainable, profitable growth

Powering our

customers and

industry with

transformative

solutions & services

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 15
Destination 2030

Destination 2030: Delivering sustainable, profitable growth

To be the trusted

partner that puts

our customers first

fostering lasting

partnerships that

drive innovation

and success.

PURPOSEVISION

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 16
Destination 2030: Market Understanding

We need to understand our domain markets:

•Identify best value chain opportunities

•Be explicit about “forge vs. follow” choices

•Align resources to the right domains and life cycle services

•Build a market-sensing discipline to keep our view current

Inconsistent market insights are creating challenges

in identifying value chain opportunities and

directing resources as effective as we can be.

Problem Statement

Solution

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 17
Destination 2030: Enabled Team

Problem Statement

Solution

Enable our teams to become connected with our customers:

•“One Scott” infrastructure: shared systems for knowledge and

workflows

•Full-service anchored by key accounts and lifecycle support

•Invest in skills, coaching and incentives tied to customer outcomes

•Share expertise across domains and geographies

•Requires culture change

An emphasis on engineering has limited the

strength of our customer connection

Key

Development

Account

Opportunistic

Account

Key

Account

Tactical

Account

Current Value

Strategic Importance

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 18
Problem Statement

Solution

Destination 2030: Trusted Relationships

Build relationships at all levels and trust in the Scott Brand:

•Build customers touch points across all areas of our business

•Co-discover pain points and be integrated into customers’ processes

•Shifting from transactional sales to long-term shared outcomes

•Joint capital plans to expand forward work

We maintained vendor status instead of

partner status with key accounts

Executive Board

& Domain Managers

Key Department Leaders

R&D

Operations

Service

IT

Sales & Operations

CEO, COO, CFO

Customer Leadership Team

Development

Delivery

Operations/Maintenance

IT

Procurement

Bi – Directional Communication Channel

Strategic


Tactical


Operational

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 19
Problem Statement

Solution

Destination 2030: Innovation

Innovation focused on customer and market outcomes:

•Cultural change from engineering company to customer focus

•Align innovation with customer goals

•Use expertise across domains and geographies

•Adopt a modular platform mindset across the group

•Flexibly of offering and innovation

Innovation was problem led,

not outcome led

Call out that we haven’t talked

about products until now.

This is a mindshift change

towards leading with customer

first away from product first.

Visual expertise in Dunedin

could be shared with another

division

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 20
Destination 2030

Destination 2030: Continuous improvement


We are at the start of

the journey


Mind set change is significant

and it is incredibly hard to do

Continuous improvement

will need to become core

to everything we do.


Every time around the fly

wheel we become stronger.


Domains and Markets will

move at difference speeds

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 21
PROTEIN

Mark Host

President– Global Protein

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 22
Protein domain overview

We automate meat processing steps with precision robotics, focusing on safety, yield, and labour efficiency.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 23
Protein domain overview

Scott is a global leader in meat processing systems which improve quality, yield, and efficiency, while increasing safety

120

Scott

Employees

Selected Key Customers

$60m

FY24

Revenue

50%

Service as a %

of Revenue

22%

Protein as a % of

Group Revenue

New Zealand

based Centre

of Excellence

Sales across

Australasia, North

America, Europe

& ROW

28%

Net

Margin

•Scott’s solutions address opportunities across the protein value chain

•Our customers are truly global multinational protein providers

•Scott has world leading innovative solutions:

•BladeStop: world’s fastest stopping bandsaw: <10 milliseconds

•World’s first automated robotic poultry trussing

•Leading Lamb Processing Solutions

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 24
BeefLambPoultry

Our protein products and solutions

Scott’s core protein solution portfolio is highly differentiated, with BladeStop and the Poultry Trusser outperforming

competitors, and automated poultry/lamb/beef products facing no direct competition

●BladeStop is the safest bandsaw

on the market

●Direct global presence in all key

major markets along with strong

distributor network

●Patented first-of-kind technology

with no direct competitor

●Improves labour savings and

employee well being

●The only commercial automated

lamb boning system.

●Minimal competitors exist for

standalone modules

●No current competing automatic

beef solutions due to the high

technical complexity

●Leveraging existing IP and

partnering with industry players

In development with phased

module release

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 25
Protein processing value chain

We automate complex meat

processing steps with precision

robotics, focusing on safety,

yield, and labour efficiency.

Packaging

Secondary

processing

Livestock

Primary

processing

•Slaughter

•Hiding / Hairing /

head removal

•Evisceration

•Sanitation

•Chilling

Point

of sale

•Inspection

•Cutting / deboning

/ trussing

•Portioning

Transport

Handling

& Logistics

Scott Protein Sector

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 26
Where our protein products are used

Solutions in development







Lamb

Beef

Poultry

Scott’s products solutions cover a range of primary and secondary processing, with some key areas in development

Current solution


Hiding /

Hairing / head

removal

Evisceration

SanitationChilling

InspectionCutting / deboning / trussingPortioning


Secondary processingPrimary processing

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 27

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 28
Automated Lamb Processing – Scott Leap Dexa & Primal System

•Scott’s Automated Boning Room is designed to optimise yield, maintain product

quality, minimise waste, increase food safety and reduce operational costs

•The automated boning room is a fully automated system for processing “bone-in”

meat products and is able to process carcasses at a rate of 10 per minute

•The automated boning room consists of four individual machines which are

seamlessly integrated to transfer product from one machine to the next

•The Automated Boning Room begins with X-Ray Grading before processing

•The carcass is separated into the three primal sections - forequarter, middle and

hindquarter.

2009

First system install

20+

Scott automated

boning rooms

installed

Processing

up to 600

carcasses per hour

$8-$10

Yield and efficiency

benefits per carcass

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 29

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 30
Automated Poultry Trussing

•Trussing is a labour-intensive process with high rates of repetitive strain

injuries and high staff turnover

•Automated poultry trussing removes the human element, providing

significant operator health and safety advantages and labour savings

•It is a modular and configurable product which meets all global hygienic

and safety standard requirements

•Scott’s automated trusser line is also capable of improving product quality

and first pass production rate

12

Trussing lines installed

at cornerstone customers

24

Birds configurable

per minute

(bpm) per unit

Fully trussed bird

in 2.5 seconds

900m

Chickens trussed

annually in the U.S.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 31
BladeStop is the fastest stopping

bandsaw on the market, capable

of stopping in <10ms

Closest competitor is recorded to stop in >20ms

When a limb is the line,

every millisecond counts

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 32
BladeStop

•Scott’s multi-award winning BladeStop product is the world leader in bandsaw safety

technology, with a unique dual-sensing system for reliable trigger detection - which

brings the blade to an immediate stop, minimising the risk of harm to operators

•BladeStop also uses the GloveCheck sensing system. This detects the operator’s gloves

moving in a zone directly upstream from the blade and stops if the gloves move too

close to the blade - ideal for high speed and hand-flick cutting tasks

•Benefits / features:

1500+

Units installed across

30 countries

<10ms

World’s fastest

stopping time

Configurable for

both protein & non-

protein applications

$80k

per unit

(excl. options)

•Improved safety culture for employees

•BladeStop is UL & CE certified

•Dual Sensing for maximum operator

safety

•Reduced turnover & training costs

•Reduced production time lost

due to injuries

•Reduced insurance premiums

•World-leading safety technology

•Reduced product spoilage

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 33
Extending into the protein value chain

We automate complex meat

processing steps with precision

robotics, focusing on safety,

yield, and labour efficiency.

Packaging

Secondary

processing

Livestock

Primary

processing

Point

of sale

Transport

Handling

& Logistics

Scott Protein Sector

Synergy

Opportunity

MHL systems offer solutions across

the entire value chain

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 34
Protein Highlights

Scott sets the benchmark for protein processing automation with products and systems which add value, such as

optimising yield, increasing profit, along with food / worker safety and labour benefits

Innovation

Customer First

Global reach

Large opportunity

We provide automated solutions utilisingthe latest technologies in vision, x-ray,

robotics, and product handling in primary and secondary processing.

We partner with our key customers to improve yield, lowerlabor costs, and

increase profitability. We do this with a focus on employee safety and wellbeing.

With operations in Australasia, Europe, and North America, Scott is well positioned

to be a leader in protein automation.

Our growth will come from the large opportunity of BladeStop in new markets,

beef automation, and cross selling our solutions across the protein value chain.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 35
MINING

Werner Conradie

President of Global Mining

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 36
Mining Domain overview

Automating sample preparation to turn dirt into data for miners

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 37
Mining domain overview

Scott’s mining domain manufactures industry leading automated sample preparation equipment

70

Scott

Employees

Selected Key Customers

$49m

FY24

Revenue

26%

Service as a %

of Revenue

18%

Mining as a % of

Group Revenue

ANZ based Centre

of Excellence

Sales across

Australasia, North

America, Europe &

ROW

36%

Net

Margin

•Scott has a strong reputation for its sophisticated range of sample preparation

equipment, which combine cutting edge technology with knowledge and experience

gained from over 50 years of operation

•The mining business has moved from bespoke customer solutions towards more for

mining and laboratory customers, with the first AMS now contracted

•Mining is Scott’s highest margin % sector, underpinned by Rocklabs ‘modular’

products and a substantial recurring consumables revenue stream generating strong

gross margins

•Scott’s certified reference materials are internationally recognised as highly accurate

and reliable

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 38
Our mining products and solutions

Scott offers a number of advanced sample preparation equipment and mineral field automation solutions

•High throughput, accuracy, and

safety: consistent, precise

workflows with minimal human

exposure to hazards.

●Automated refueling enables

the ability to refuel without the

use of an operator.

●Trusted and long-standing

solutions, recognised globally

for accuracy and reliability.

•Efficiency and flexibility: smart

systems reduce manual input,

streamline workflows, and adapt

to varying sample sizes,

minerals, and process needs.

Standard equipment and

certified reference materials

Semi automated systemsFully automated systemsField automation

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | ‹#›
Extending into the mining value chain

1.Discovery2.Evaluation

4.Construction5.Extraction6.Processing

7. Transport8.Market

Exploration

Production

●Estimationoftheextentandgradeof

thedeposit

●Involvesresource assessmentthrough

laboratorytestingofmineralsamples

●Keystepsinclude samplepreparation

andanalysis

●Extractingminerals fromminesites

●Involvessamplingofmaterialtoensure the

extracted materialmeetstheexpectedgrade

requirements

●Processing raw minerals through various physical

and chemical processes to obtain a marketable

product

●Also involves consistent sampling to ensure quality

and grade of mineral

3.Processing

Areas of core focus for Scott in the mining value chain

Scott’s Mining Domain

●Robo Fuel offers an expansion into transport

management, reaching more of the mining value

chain

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 40
Where our sample preparation products are used

Solutions in development


Iron Ore

Rocklabs mainly operates within the preparation phase of the mineral sampling value chain

Current solution

Raw material acquisition


Sample Preparation

Mineral analysis

CrushingSplittingPulverising



Copper

Gold

Silver

Platinum

Nickel

Lithium

Cobalt

Current

Growing

Crushing and grinding into

smaller particles to increase

homogeneity

Larger samples are split

into smaller representative

portions

Grinding to a fine powder is

often required for effective

mineral analysis

Opportunity to develop

automation of Mineral analysis

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 41

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 42
21

Automated Modular System

•AMS was developed to target an unmet minerals market opportunity for reliable

automated sample preparation systems

•Scott’s AMS is a pre-engineered, modular and scalable sample preparation system

designed to improve throughput, quality and accuracy

•The AMS product will reduce remote minerals labs exposure to logistical, resourcing and

reliability factors

•Automated sample preparation systems include linked machine modules to control and

automate sample handling

•The AMS consists of three separate modules

•Assembled and commissioned in the factory

•Minimal strip down for shipping

•Plug and play interface between modules

350+

Samples processed

per day per AMS line

Registered trays

loaded per cycle

by single operator

Core material lots

reduced to 100g

representative sample

2

Lines installed

at MinRes

2-20kg

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 43
Automated Modular System

Crush

Pulverize

Dispense

Registration

Bead Fusion

Dose & Fluxing

1

2

3

4

5

6

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | ‹#›
•RoboFuel uses a state-of-the-art vision system, allowing the robot to locate the

position and orientation of the truck’s fuel tank. This facilitates the automatic

connection of the fuel nozzle and receiver. Automation of the process produces a

reliable, safe, and sustainable solution.

•Benefits of automated robotic refuelling:

•Elimination of critical safety risks – increasing safety

•Minimizes environmental impact

•Increased availability of mining trucks

•Not reliant on an operator/fuel attendant

•Standardised, reliable result

•Enables optimisation of mine truck circuit


Supports:

Diesel & Electric


Automated Refueling

VIDEO

90s

Cycle Time*

Pumps up to 1200

Litres per Minute

* Connecting + Disconnecting

4

Units Installed

Globally


$55,000

OpEx reduction

per truck per year

*Site Dependant

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 45

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 46
Mining Highlights

Scott sees mining as a major growth driver, expanding with

tier-1 customers globally through innovation, AI integration, and lifecycle services

Customer First

Life Cycle services

Innovation

Large opportunity

Through our focus on Customer first and long term partnerships, we are seeing significant

growth and opportunity for recurring revenue and lifecycle service expansion.

Focus on AI & data integration allows for greater synergies and enabling informed decisions,

Exploring Maestro+ Software integration into Rocklabs Products and solutions.

Innovation driven growth, investing in modular automation, base, semi and full

automation. Capture white space opportunities and embed life cycle value.

Clear path to scale with tier-1 mining customers through target expansion in

key mining regions, Australia North America, South America and Africa.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 47
MATERIALS

HANDLING

Aaron Vanwalleghem

President of Global Materials Handling

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 48
Materials handling domain overview

We remove the burden of end-of-line operations by fully automating every step.

From the moment a product leaves the production line to the point it is palletized and ready for shipping

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 49
Materials handling domain overview

Scott’s MHL division specialises in automating the critical “end-of-line” for manufacturers.

From secondary packaging through palletizing, storage & dispatch.

280

Scott

Employees

Selected Key Customers

$127m

FY24

Revenue

22%

Service as a %

of Revenue

46%

MHL as a % of

Group Revenue

Europe based

Centre of

Excellence

Sales across Europe,

North America

& Australasia

22%

Net

Margin

•At the core of our offering are palletizing and AGVs, automating both end-of-line

and internal transport. Driving it all is Maestro+, our warehouse control software.

Complementary solutions such as Automated storage & Retrieval Systems (ASRS)

and order preparation systems complete the portfolio.

•Trusted by leading food, beverage, and pharmaceutical companies, our systems

ensure that millions of products are palletized, transported, and shipped with speed

and reliability every day.

•In the last five years, MHL has grown revenue significantly while keeping headcount

stable. Proving the scalability and efficiency of our business model.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 50
Materials handling products and solutions

Scott MHL delivers the entire end-of-line systems, from palletizing to AGVs, ASRS, and dispatch. All under one roof.

•Decades of in house

experience in Multiline

palletizing systems in

manufacturing

•Scalability & customisation

•Global partner for global

accounts

•One platform, endless

applications

•Seamless end-of-line

integration

•Scalability & Future proof

Palletizing SystemsAutomated Guided Vehicles

•Data-driven optimization

•Vendor-agnostic

integration

•One platform, total

visibility

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 51
3. Materials handling & logistics

Materials Handling value chain

MHL’s addressable market focuses on its core

solutions in warehouse-based palletizer systems

and AGV segments in the North American and

European markets

Raw material

acquisition

Primary

packaging

Manufacturing

/ Production

Scott’s Materials Handling Domain

Scott AGVs

Palletizing & Distribution

2. Packaging1. Procurement & Production

Secondary

packaging

Palletization

Warehouse

operations

Transport &

Dispatch

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 52
Materials Handling integrated solutions

13.5 x 2.4m

1

2

3

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 53
Poco Loco Video

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 54
Materials Handling: Poco Loco

•A specialist in corn snacks was looking to expand their business

and searched for an automatic palletizing system

•Since they operate multiple lines with different products, they

were convinced by our multiline palletizing solution

•The result is a Scott Multiline System with 1 palletizer and 5

Accutables where full pallets are wrapped, strapped, corner posts

applied and labeled, reaching about 35 pallets per hour

Benefits / features:


Hygiene - No pallet debris in production area


Quick ROI – Lower labour cost


Efficiency – 10% more line efficiency


Safety – Few to no forklift traffic in production area


Quality – Increased throughput

35

Pallets per hour

(120 cases p/h)

5

AccuTables

10%

More line

efficiency

50

SKUs managed by

single Palletizing Unit

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 55
Automated Guided Vehicles - NexBot

•NexBot is Scott’s next-generation modular AGV platform, engineered to handle pallets

and heavy loads without the cost or complexity of fully custom vehicles

•NexBot combines proven reliability with faster delivery times and a lower cost base

•Universal base and configurable back-ends (forklift, clamp, conveyor, tugger)

•Designed for industrial scale, NexBot lifts up to 1600kg, reaches 8m, and operates at

2.2 m/s. Making it one of the most capable AGVs in its class

Benefits / features


Modular & scalable: one platform, many configurations, easy to expand fleets


Fast delivery & lower cost: standardized design reduces engineering lead times


Seamless integration: works natively with Scott palletizing, ASRS, and Maestro+


Built for food & pharma: hygienic design and compliance-ready


Proven reliability: backed by Scott’s global AGV experience and service network

1600kg

Lift capacity

40

years

Experience

2.2m

metres per

second

velocity/speed

<8m

vertical reach

Universal AGV frontend

with customizable backends

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 56

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 57
Maestro + WCS/WES Software

5000+

System assets

controlled centrally

30%

Faster startup of new

production lines

20%

annual growth

from recurring

software licences

70+

Sites live

worldwide

•Maestro+ is Scott’s Warehouse Control Software (WCS), designed to coordinate and

optimise all end-of-line operations.

•Intelligence layer between ERP/WMS systems and automation equipment, ensuring

smooth order execution, real-time visibility, and simplified changeovers.

•Maestro+ gives production managers live KPIs and performance dashboards, while also

integrating seamlessly with external BI tools like Power BI.

Benefits / features


Single command centre: one software platform for all end-of-line operations


KPIs and alarms to quickly identify bottlenecks and performance issues.


ERP/WMS integration: orders, labels, and pallet data flow without errors.


Minimised risk: prevents order/product mixing during changeovers.


Data-driven optimisation: Cockpit dashboards and exports enable deep insights.


Single point of contact: Scott service hardware and software, reducing downtime.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 58
Materials Handling Highlights

Scott sets the standard in end-of-line automation, streamlining everything

from secondary packaging to palletizing, storage, and dispatch.

Customer First

Life Cycle services

Global reach

Leading Edge Technology

Improving Throughput

Large opportunity

Trusted by tier 1 food, beverage, and pharma manufacturers. Proven track record in

industries with the highest standards.

End-to-end support from design to service and upgrades. Building long-term

partnerships and recurring revenues.

Strong presence in Europe, Australasia, and North America. Clear opportunity to

strengthen our U.S. footprint.

Palletizing, AGVs, and Maestro+ deliver seamless end-of-line automation.

Driving efficiency, reliability, and safety for customers.

A global market exceeding US$20B by 2030. Strategy is to scale from a stable

European base into high-growth U.S. and global opportunities. Division-specific

strategies will be critical to capture the full potential.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 59
APPLIANCES

Cathy Zhang

Regional Director of China

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 60
Appliances domain overview

Fully automated production lines and standalone equipment units, catering to the needs and

flexibility of modern appliance manufacturing.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 61
Appliances domain overview

Scott’s appliances business manufacturers turn-key systems for major global appliance manufacturers.

60

Scott

Employees

Selected Key Customers

$36m

FY24

Revenue

11%

Service as a %

of Revenue

13%

Appliance as a %

of Group Revenue

China based Centre

of Excellence

Sales across

North America,

China, & Europe

29%

Net

Margin


Scott has a long history of appliance manufacturing having launched its appliance

business in the 1950s in direct manufacture, before pivoting to automation


Recognised in market as a high-end provider of super solutions


China is the Centre of Excellence with a highly skilled team in Qingdao and also

leverage experienced design and engineering support from Christchurch


Appliances have recently completed several large projects with GEA, Sub-Zero

and Midea. It is not uncommon for projects to be +$20m in value


Service or aftermarket business is primarily concentrated in upgrades of existing

installed base

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 62
Midea Appliance Line

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 63
Appliances Highlights

Positioning Scott Appliances for Long-Term value creation in Global Markets

Customer First

Global Reach

Innovation

Deepened customer relationships with head offices and production facilities.

Supporting greater commissioning speeds for new plants and upgrades.

Large-scale contracts and robust infrastructure in China and emerging markets

around the world to tap into rising global appliance automation demand.

Strategic modular and scalable product roadmap, margin expansion, recent

high-profile appliance projects underpin growth potential.

Life Cycle services

Key-account focus and Lifecycle Solutions that go beyond one-off projects

Growing our service – IOT, maintenance and upgrade business.

Large opportunity

Our China manufacturing facility has delivered state of the art manufacturing

capability with a rapid development/build mindset, this offers significant

opportunity to other Scott solutions.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 64
FINANCIAL

OVERVIEW

Mark O’Malley

Chief Financial Officer

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 65
Group performance metrics

68

70

94

127

47

57

76

60

29

40

41

49

20

29

40

36

42

26

16

4

206

222

268

276

FY21AFY22AFY23AFY24A

MHLProteinMiningAppliancesOther

Group revenue over time ($m)

Group net margin % over time

160

165

195

199

46

57

72

77

206

222

268

276

FY21AFY22AFY23AFY24A

Service

Sales

Sales and service revenue split over time ($m)

Service %

22%26%

27%

28%

+10% CAGR with a focus driven towards

proven technologies at higher margins

and lower risk

Increased focus on service and afterwards is

driving higher levels of recurring revenue

Continued net margin expansion via modular

approach, improved project governance, scale

/ operational efficiencies and increased

service penetration

24%

24%

27%

27%

FY21AFY22AFY23AFY24A

Note: All currencies are in NZD unless otherwise specified.

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 66
Commercial Drivers

Diversified revenue streams across projects, products and services driving future growth

Higher margins, lower risk,

reduced lead time

Recurring Revenue

on installed base

Built on strong customer

partnerships & trust

- design to install

ProjectsProductsService

~56%

FY24

Revenue

Composition

~16%28%

Sales

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 67
Service Revenue

Fundamentals of Service:

•Provides recurring, profitable revenue stream

•Rapid growth in installed base from recent years

provides a foundation for future revenue growth

•Diversify earnings from equipment sales

•Opportunity for further customer value and Scott being

a strategic partner

•Rich data from our solutions to enable customers site

performance, ESG and H&S initiatives and further

product development

Growth Opportunities for Service:

•Installed base growth through equipment sales

•Increased service penetration with a key strategic focus

on Lifecycle Services and Key Account Management

•Grow software (Maestro+) offering in MHL and into

other domains

23

24

27

28

11

16

25

30

9

12

15

13

3

6

5

6

46

57

72

77

FY21FY22FY23FY24

MHLProteinMiningAppliances + Other

Service revenue over time ($m)

3 YR CAGR

Appliance + Other

+28%

MHL

+6%

Total Service

+19%

Mining

+11%

Protein

+41%

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 68
Forward work

Snapshot of forward work over time ($m)

Opening

Forward

Work

Note: Revenue on projects is recognised on % of

completion basis. Certain projects may span

multiple periods with WIP balance remaining in

Forward work until 100% complete

Order In-Take

Revenue

Recognised

Closing

Forward

Work

Overview:

•Secured work that has not been recognised as revenue

•Orders can span over multiple reporting periods

Why it matters:

•Revenue visibility

– Scott doesn’t provide formal guidance - forward work provides a steer

•Capacity and resource planning

•Risk assessment

•Growth signal

How Forward work is calculated:

111

119

122

172

165

179

135

136

139

4

9

10

19

19

16

26 24

26

115

128

132

191

184

195

161

160

165

HY21FY21HY22FY22HY23FY23HY24FY24HY25

SalesService

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 69
24

18

FY21FY24

Geographic growth – revenue from external customers

New

Zealand

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

-9%

North America

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

+51%

27

93

FY21FY24

China + ROW

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

-2%

13

12

FY21FY24

Australia

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

Europe

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

+18%

54

88

FY21FY24

Rocklabs

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

+14%

29

43

FY21FY24

Leveraging embedded customer partnerships,

Scott is now accelerating its growth into largely

untapped North American market predominately

through BladeStop, Poultry & MHL solutions

See section on Rocklabs – operates globally

with a mix of direct and distributor sales

18

17

FY21FY24

Legacy business

41

4

FY21FY24

-2%

-54%

Revenue CAGR (FY21 – FY24)

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 70
Materials handling & logistics

Protein

Mining

Appliances

20

29

40

36

31%

11%

14%

29%

FY21FY22FY23FY24

29

40

41

49

43%

40%

40%

36%

FY21FY22FY23FY24

Domain Summary FY21 – FY24

Revenue CAGR:

Net Margin:

68

70

94

127

26%

20%

23%

22%

FY21FY22FY23FY24

47

57

76

60

28%

32%

33%

28%

FY21FY22FY23FY24

+8%

28%

Revenue CAGR:

Net Margin:

+22%

29%

Revenue CAGR:

Net Margin:

+19%

36%

Revenue CAGR:

Net Margin:

+23%

22%

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 71
7% - 11%

Appliances

Mining

Materials HandlingProtein

Multiple organic growth drivers to deliver on 2030 ambitions

16% - 20%

Revenue CAGR

Revenue CAGR

Growth Levers:

•Strategic modular approach drawing

on decades of leading appliance

automation and innovative design

collateral

•Flexible and scalable infrastructure

and supply chain to respond to

opportunities

•Targeted upgrades on a large global

installed base

6% - 10%

Revenue CAGR

3% - 7%

Revenue CAGR

Growth Levers:

•Further Europe expansion;

partnership with Savoye and new

markets (region & industry)

•Replicate European model in the

North American market – build off

multiple blue-chip reference site

installs in market

•Expand AGV business globally through

NexBot

•Grow software revenue and

accelerate lifecycle services growth

Growth Levers:

•Strong organic growth opportunity

across lamb products / solutions, as

well as expanding into beef

•Accelerate Poultry Trusser sales in

North America

•Capture further bandsaw market

share globally

•Cross sell with other Domains

(MHL)

•Increased service penetration across

growing installed base

Growth Levers:

•Accelerated AMS growth to blue-chip

customers

•Extend into Mineral Analysis with key

partnerships

•Leverage direct sales into North

American market

•Increased global reach through

distributor model to largely untapped

markets i.e Africa

•Grow Robofuel and Energise

•Service upside with growing install base

and integrating Maestro software

Note: CAGR are based on FY24 actuals through to FY30 target

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 72
35% +

FY30 Dot on the Horizon

The revised focus areas will drive

growth, objectives include:

•“$530 by 30” – sustainable

profitable growth

•Higher proportion of Revenue

from Lifecycle Services

•Partner with Key Accounts to

understand their Capital

Requirements to build out a

long-term pipeline

•Targeting EBITDA of 14% of

Revenue by FY30

22%26%27%28%

Service %

Revenue by domain ($m)

Note: All currencies are in NZD unless otherwise specified.

47

57

76

60

68

70

94

127

29

40

41

49

20

29

40

36

42

26

16

4

- - - - -

530

206

222

268

276

- - - - -

530

FY21AFY22AFY23AFY24AFY30

Target

ProteinMHLMiningAppliancesOther

CAGR +11%

FY24 – FY30

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 73
21.0

23.9

29.7

26.4

10.2%

10.8%

11.1%

9.6%

4.0%

6.0%

8.0%

10.0%

12.0%

14.0%

16.0%

0.0

10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

80.0

FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25 FFY30

Target

Reported EBITDAEBITDA %

EBITDA Margin

•EBITDA progression: solid growth through FY23,

followed by a dip in FY24 due to one-off costs in year*

•Near-term: FY25 forecast indicates a return to growth

with strong net margins, control on spend and improved

scale in second half

•Strategic ambition: Target 14% EBITDA margin by FY30,

underpinned by growth coming in competitively placed

solutions, scale driving operating leverage and improved

business mix including a higher proportion of service

* FY24 Operating EBITDA % was 10.9% excluding one-off costs

Reported EBITDA and Margin over time ($m)

14% target

by FY30

Note: FY25F and FY30 Target are not to scale and for illustrative purposes only

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 74
Capital Management

Cash flow*

Debt Facility headroom

Capital source

Capex

xxx

R&D - Development Assets

Shareholder Returns

Available Funds

Net Debt

Current funding mix:

•Working capital is crucial to manage where project cash

flows can be volatile

•Capex is spent primarily on machining, fabrication &

assembly equipment – disciplined approach taken with

demonstrable returns needed prior to approval

•R&D – Development Assets: Key focus of the 2030

Strategy is to invest based on a strategically integrated

development roadmap

•Available funds are distributed via dividends, pay down

net debt or for any strategic purposes as management

and Board see to best drive shareholder returns

*Operating cash-flow less financing activities. High-level term of “cash-flow” used for purposes of graphic

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 75
Dividend Policy

•Scott aims to provide sustainable, consistent and growing

dividends, while maintaining financial flexibility

•Dividends will be considered semi-annually

•Target payout ratio of 50–80% of adjusted net profit after tax

Subject to cash flow, capital requirements and balance sheet

strength

•The Board may adjust or suspend dividends in exceptional

circumstances to protect long-term shareholder value

•Dividends will generally be paid in cash, with a dividend

reinvestment plan offered when appropriate

•Imputation credits will be attached where available

Dividend declared over time (cents per share)

*Payout ratio calculated on dividend declared / adjusted NPAT after non-recurring costs

1010

8

0

6

888

73%

70%

72%

0%

56%

50%

42%

64%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

FY17FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24

Cents per sharePayout Ratio*

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 76
Trading update

•FY25 EBITDA expected to be a record result and within the range of $30.5m to $31.5m

•FY24 operating EBITDA was $30.2m and reported EBITDA was $26.4m

•FY25 Revenue expected to be within the range of $270m to $275m versus prior year of $276m

•Revenue was down -14% at half year results illustrating a very strong recovery in the second half of FY25

Note: FY25 full results to be released on the 21st October 2025

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 77
ACTION

ROADMAP

Mike Christman

Chief Executive Officer

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 78
Destination 2030

Destination 2030: Building for Sustainable, Profitable Growth

To be the trusted

partner that puts

our customers first

fostering lasting

partnerships that

drive innovation

and success

PURPOSEVISION

Powering our

customers and industry

with transformative

solutions & services

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 79
Action Roadmap – Lets Go

GROUP

ENABLERS

One Integrated Customer Platform

One ERP - AU & US

One ERP - Rocklabs, NZ & CN

Key Customer Account Plans

HPT Program

- Team Members

HPT Program

- Leaders

Employee Profit Share Scheme

One People Platform

– Learning & Development

One People Platform

– Recruitment & Onboarding

One Project Methodology

One Global Supply Solution /

Procurement; One Planning Process

Product Lifecycle Management

Domain Product Roadmaps

Product Go To Market Framework

Year One

ACTIVITIES

& PRIORITIES

Lifecycle Services

Framework

(including Key

Account

Management)

Core Values

Refresh

Product Innovation

- R&D Structure, Funding & Process

One

Scott

Key account

training

Sales, Marketing,

Engineering

Domain Market Analysis

Customer First

Customer Feedback

Customer Communications

Customers Key Innovation Partner

>>

Year Two

Year Three Onwards

High

Performing

Team

Leading Edge Technology

Market

understanding

Enabled

Team

Trusted

Relationships

Innovation

Resource planning

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 80
Recent contract wins and update

•MHL: Multiple palletizing projects with Agristo and Lutosa totalling +$19m

•Protein: Contract win to install an existing LEAP Primal for Dawn Meats in UK – Scott’s first UK install

Scott Technology Limited: ID25 | 81
QUESTIONS

Data sourced from publicly available filings. Our datasets may not be complete. Automated analysis can produce errors. If you believe any data on this page is incorrect, please contact us at hello@nzxplorer.co.nz. For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.