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ikeGPS Group 1H FY26 Performance Update - Amended

Operational Update27 October 2025IKEMaterials

For immediate release, 28 October 2025
ikeGPS Group 1H FY26 Performance Update

Another strong period of growth (+47% Exit Run Rate of subscription revenue vs pcp)

FY26 guidance reiterated for ~35% or greater growth in platform subscription revenue and EBITDA

breakeven on a run-rate basis


ikeGPS Group Limited (IKE) (NZX: IKE / ASX: IKE) is pleased to provide a performance update for the

six-months to 30 September 2025. All figures are in NZD, rounded to the nearest decimal.

• Exit run rate (ERR) of platform subscription revenue ~NZ$19.4m annualized (+47% vs pcp).

• Strong growth of recognized platform subscription revenue to ~NZ$8.8m (+35% vs pcp).

• Total revenue of ~NZ$12.8m (+5% vs pcp), noting the lower margin services revenue component

is down vs pcp because of volatility in the fibre communications market, which is expected to

rebound.

• Reiteration of FY26 guidance for ~35% or greater growth in platform subscription revenue and

EBITDA breakeven on a run-rate basis within 2H26.

• Gross margin of ~NZ$9.6m (+18% vs pcp).

• Gross margin percentage increased to ~75% (up from pcp of 67%).

• Cash operating expenses are materially the same as pcp, while executing the above growth.

• Launch of AI companion capability within the core IKE Office Pro product, called PolePilot™, game-

changing AI-driven automation for electric utility distribution network analysis. This delivers

material productivity gains for customers using IKE’s core platform, also driving increased ARPU

for IKE.

• Total cash of NZ$34m as at 30 September 2025, with no debt, putting IKE in a strong financial

position and with ample liquidity to execute the product roadmap and market development.

• In the period, IKE successfully completed a significantly oversubscribed A$24 million capital raise

(approximately NZ$26 million), demonstrating strong institutional and retail investor support.

• In September, IKE was elevated to the ASX All Ordinaries Index, which tracks the 500 largest

companies listed on ASX by market capitalization.

IKE notes that while there were material NZD:USD FX headwinds in 1Q, the rate normalized in 2Q to

budgeted levels. Note also that1H26 financial statements will be released at the end of November

2025.

Commenting on company progress through the recent quarter, IKE CEO & Managing

Director Glenn Milnes said:

"2Q26 was another strong quarter for IKE across multiple dimensions - operational performance,

product innovation, balance sheet strength, and team capability. The business continues to execute on

our strategic plan, and we remain confident in delivering FY26 guidance.”

Strong Operational Performance

ERR metrics and growth reflect continued strong customer adoption of the IKE platform and gross

margin expansion to approximately 75%% - up from 67% in the prior corresponding period –

demonstrate the operating leverage inherent in our software business model as we scale. Noting also

that operating expenses have been managed to be materially flat over the past year. This margin

improvement is in part being driven by the continued shift in our revenue mix toward our high-margin

subscription software products.

Our balance sheet position is very strong with approximately NZ$34m in cash, and zero debt. This

capital strength provides IKE with the resources to accelerate growth initiatives, including investing in


product innovation and expanding our go-to-market resources and programs. This positions IKE well to

capitalize on the significant market opportunity ahead of us.

Significant Product Innovation: The launch of an AI-companion software module

embedded within IKE Office Pro, called PolePilot™

During the quarter, we launched PolePilot™, a breakthrough AI-driven product capability that represents

a significant leap for the industry in intelligent automation for utility pole analysis, driving productivity

for engineers working in the back office. PolePilot™ leverages advanced artificial intelligence to

automate complex engineering workflows that have traditionally required extensive manual effort and

specialized expertise.

PolePilot materially accelerates pole analysis workflows for engineers by automatically processing

field-collected data, identifying power infrastructure components, flagging potential issues, and

generating comprehensive analysis reports. What previously took engineering teams hours can now be

accomplished in minutes with greater accuracy and consistency.

This is a meaningful capability for our utility and communications customers as PolePilot™ addresses

one of the more significant pain points in distribution network management - the time and expertise

required to analyze pole loading, assess infrastructure condition, and plan network modifications. By

automating these workflows while maintaining engineering rigor, PolePilot™ enables our customers to

achieve unprecedented productivity gains and dramatically accelerate their network planning and

deployment initiatives.

The customer response to PolePilot™ has been positive, and we believe this capability will be a

significant driver of platform adoption and ARPU expansion within our customer base going forward.

Capital Raise to fuel further Growth: New Software Products and Go-to-Market

capacity

In August, IKE completed a significantly oversubscribed capital raise, securing approximately NZ$26

million (A$24.0 million) in new equity capital. The raise comprised an institutional placement and a

retail share purchase plan, both of which saw demand substantially exceed the amounts on offer.

Allocations were made to existing investors based on the Company’s published allocation policy. This

outcome demonstrated the strong support IKE enjoys from both institutional and retail investors and

validates the market's confidence in our strategy and execution capability.

The capital raised will be deployed to accelerate growth across four key areas:

Investment in next-generation platform capabilities building on the success of IKE PoleForeman and now

PolePilot, including additional AI-driven features and workflow automation.

Expansion of sales and marketing resources to capitalize on strong market demand.

Enhancement of customer success and implementation capabilities to support accelerated customer

growth.

Strategic investments in team and infrastructure to support scale.

Key Leadership Appointment: Paul Cardosi as Chief Financial Officer

We were also pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Cardosi as Chief Financial Officer. Paul

has a range of experiences relevant to IKE’s industry and growth trajectory. Paul is a finance and

business leader and brings experience scaling high-growth SaaS businesses as well as leading larger

SaaS businesses across the infrastructure, construction and supply chain industries. He most recently

held senior finance and business leadership roles within multi-billion-dollar Trimble, Inc. (NASDAQ:

TRMB), including as finance leader of Trimble’s engineering and construction technology business and

general manager of Trimble's fleet telematics business. Prior to Trimble, Paul was CFO of Spatial Corp.

a 3D design software division of Dassault Systems (Euronext: DSY), and CFO and co-founder of

Creekpath Systems, a software data storage management company. Paul has an MBA from

Strathclyde Business School (Glasgow, UK) and holds an active Certified Public Accounting (CPA)

license.


IKE CEO Glenn Milnes commented, "We are excited to welcome Paul to work alongside myself and our

US-centered leadership team in Colorado as we continue to build our business focused on the North

American electric utility market. As noted, Paul’s experience is particularly well matched to IKE’s

industry and our growth goals.”

Market Outlook

The macro-market environment for IKE's business remains highly favourable. Across North America,

electric utilities, communications companies, and their engineering service providers are facing

unprecedented infrastructure investment requirements driven by grid modernization, renewable energy

integration, electrification of transportation, deployment of 5G and fibre networks, and aging

infrastructure replacement needs.

These tailwinds are translating into strong and sustained demand for IKE's platform. Our sales pipeline

remains robust and we continue to add new enterprise customers at a healthy pace while

simultaneously expanding within our existing customer base. The launch of the PolePilot™ platform

adds another compelling dimension to our value proposition and we expect it will accelerate both new

customer acquisition and expansion within existing accounts.

With a strong balance sheet, leading product capabilities, an experienced and capable team, and

favourable market dynamics, IKE is well positioned to deliver sustained growth and capture an

increasing share of the large and growing market for electric utility infrastructure software solutions.”



Performance summary

Performance across the business is set out in the following charts and table:


Takeaways (NZ$000)

Continued significant

growth in underlying

subscription revenue in

the 2H period.

Three-year subscription

revenue CAGR of ~30%.



Takeaways

+47% YoY growth in the

exit run rate (ERR) of

annual platform

subscription revenue.

This metric continues

to grow materially,

driven by continued

growth of IKE Office

Pro subscription sales

and the successful sell-

through of IKE’s next-

generation IKE

PoleForeman

subscription product.



Takeaways

Subscription seat

license growth of +55%

over the past year.

Seat count growth has

continued at a fast

pace due to customer

additions, cross-sells,

and upsells.




Takeaways

Transaction & service

revenue declined in the

period.

This is the lowest

margin element for IKE

that primarily supports

services for

communications

companies deploying

fibre.

This component of

IKE’s revenue mix is

expected to continue to

have volatility. The

most recent impact has

been regulatory and

federal funding

uncertainty for fibre

rollouts under the

Republican

administration.


Takeaways (NZ$000)

Recurring subscription

and re-occurring

transaction revenues

(shown in the green

and blue segments in

this chart) dominate

IKE’s revenue mix, up to

90% for YTD FY26.

An expectation for

healthy growth in the

FY26 period, including

~35% or greater growth

in subscription revenue.



* Noting the pcp customer number included >40 small legacy PoleForeman customers who were classified as lost at the end of

FY25, but who represented in total less than $100k of AR

ENDS

About IKE

We are IKE, the PoleOS™ Company. IKE aims to become the standard for collecting, analyzing and

managing pole and overhead asset information for electric utilities, communications companies, and

their engineering service providers.

The IKE platform enables electric utilities, communications companies, and their engineering service

providers to enhance speed, quality, and safety in the construction and maintenance of distribution

assets.

The core revenue engine for IKE is driven by the number of enterprise customers subscribing to the IKE

platform and the volume of assets (called Transactions) being processed through IKE's software.

Contact:


Glenn Milnes

CEO & Managing Director

+1 720-418-1936

glenn.milnes@ikegps.com

Simon Hinsley

Investor Relations

+61-401-809-653

simon@nwrcommunications.com.au



ikeGPS Group Limited

329 Interlocken Parkway, Suite 120, Broomfield CO 80021, USA

Office: +1 303 222 3218

www.ikegps.com

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IKE 1H FY26
Performance Update

Glenn Milnes, CEO & MD and Paul Cardosi, CFO

glenn.milnes@ikegps.com &paul.cardosi@ikegps.com

www.ikegps.com

October 2025

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Important Notice

Information in this presentation:

•Is for general information purposes only, and is not an offer or invitation for subscription, purchase, or

recommendation of securities in ikeGPSGroup Limited (IKE);

•Should be read in conjunction with, and is subject to, IKE’s FY25 financial results (audited), recent

market releases, and information published on IKE’s website (www.ikegps.com);

•Includes forward-looking statements about IKE and the environment in which IKE operates, which are

subject to uncertainties and contingencies outside of IKE’s control – IKE's actual results or

performance may differ materially from these statements;

•Includes statements relating to past performance, which should not be regarded as a reliable indicator

of future performance; and

•May contain information from third parties believed to be reliable; however, no representations or

warranties are made as to the accuracy or completeness of such information.

•All information in this presentation is current at the date of this presentation, unless otherwise stated.

•All currency amounts are in NZ dollars unless stated otherwise.

Receipt of this document and/or attendance at this presentation constitutes acceptance of the terms set

out above in this Important Notice.

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Agenda

1H FY26 performance headlines

Outlook

Addressable Market

IKE’s Value proposition

Q&A

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Strong Growth and Operational Performance

1H FY26 Performance Update

•Sep AnnualizedExit Run Rate (ERR) Platform Subscription Revenue ~NZ$19.4m annualized (+47% vs pcp)

•Sep YTD Recognized Platform Subscription Revenue ~NZ$8.8m (+35% vs pcp)

•Sep YTD Total Revenue~NZ$12.8m (+5% vs pcp)

oLower margin services business isbelow pcp due to regulatory / government volatility in U.S. fibre

communications market, that is expected to rebound

•Sep YTD Gross Margin percentage increased to ~75% (up from pcp of 67%)

•Cash Operating Expensesare materially flat versus pcp

•Total Cash ~NZ$34m, no debt

oIKE completed an oversubscribed A$24m (approx. NZ$26m) capital raise in the quarter

•In September 2025, IKE was elevated to the ASX All Ordinaries Index, the 500 largest companies listed on

ASX by market capitalization.

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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Reiterating FY26 Guidance

Outlook

FY26 Guidance for

•~35% or greater growth in platform subscription revenue

•EBITDA breakeven on a run-rate basis within 2H FY26

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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Takeaways

➢+47% YoY growth in the exit

run rate (ERR) of annual

platform subscription

revenue.

➢This metric has continued to

grow materially driven by the

expansion of IKE Office Pro

subscription sales and the

successful sell-through of

IKE’s next-generation IKE

PoleForeman product.

$8,277

$9,885

$13,233

$19,421

$0

$5,000

$10,000

$15,000

$20,000

$25,000

09/30/202209/30/202309/30/202409/30/2025

Thousands of NZD

Platform Subscriptions – ERR Trend

ERR September 2025:

Annualized Exit Run Rate of Platform Subscription Revenue +47%

Strong Growth Continues

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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Takeaways

➢+35% YoYgrowth

➢~30% 3-year CAGR

➢Continued significant growth

in underlying subscription

revenue.

Subscription Revenue

YTD FY26 (vs. pcp)

$2,466

$4,100

$5,098

$6,532

$8,828

$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,0 00

$5,000

$6,000

$7,00 0

$8,000

$9,000

$10,000

YTD FY22YTD FY23YTD FY24YTD FY25YTD FY26

Thousands of NZD

1H Year-to-Date Subscription Revenue

Three-year Compound Annual Growth Rate ~30%

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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Takeaways

➢Seat count growth has

continued at a fast pace due to

customer additions, cross-

sells, upsells and strong net

retention.

1,693

2,144

5,990

9,283

-

1,000

2,00 0

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

9,000

10,000

11,000

09/30/202209/30/202309/30/202409/30/2025

# of Seat Licenses

Platform Subscriptions – Seat License Trend

At 30 September 2025

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

Total Platform Subscription Seats Growth +55% vs. pcp

From cross-sells and upsells

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Takeaways

➢Headwinds related to new US

administration policy on rural

fiber funding – volatility

expected to remain through

FY'2026

➢Noting that the transactions

services business is profitable

but significantly lower margin

business for IKE

$2,269 $9,441 $3,746 $3,964 $2,692

160,457

259,474

142,420

138,629

99,725

-

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,0 00

$5,000

$6,000

$7,00 0

$8,000

$9,000

$10,000

YTD FY22YTD FY23YTD FY24YTD FY25YTD FY26

Thousands of NZD

Platform Transaction Revenue

YTD FY26 (vs. pcp)

# of Poles

Platform transaction revenue

# of platform transactions

1H Year-to-Date Platform Transaction Revenue of ~NZ$2.7m

Transaction Revenue-32% vs. pcp

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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➢~90% of total YTD Revenue comes from recurring Subscription and re-occurring Transaction Revenue

~90% YTD Revenue from Recurring and Re-Occurring Sources

1H Year-to-Date Total Revenue by Segment

Takeaways

➢~90% of total YTD Revenue

comes from recurring

Subscription and re-occurring

Transaction Revenue

➢Highest margin Subscription

Revenue makes up 69% of IKE

Revenue, up from 54% in

FY'25

➢Expectation for Subscription

revenue to grow (vs pcp and

as a % of total

revenue)forremainder of FY

2026

$4,100

$5,098

$6,532

$8,828

$1,882

$1,675

$1,675

$1,250

$9,441

$3,746

$3,964

$2,692

$15,423

$10,519

$12,171

$12,770

$0

$2,000

$4,0 00

$6,000

$8,000

$10,000

$12,000

$14,00 0

$16,000

YTD FY23YTD FY24YTD FY25YTD FY26

Thousands of NZD

Total Revenue by Segment

YTD FY26 (vs. pcp)

Platform transaction revenue

Hardware and other revenue

Subscription revenue

pcp – prior calendar p eriod

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1H FY26 Key Metrics

Takeaways

➢The company added 49 new

subscription customers

during 1H FY26, or

approximately 1.9 new

customers per week

➢Noting the pcp customer

number included >40 small

legacy PoleForeman

customers who were

classified as lost at the end of

FY25, but who represented in

total less than $100k of ARR.

1H FY261H FY25% Change

Total Revenue$12.8m$12.2m+5%

Platform Subscriptions

Total # Subscription Customers423413+2%

Platform Subscription Revenue$8.8m$6.5m+35%

Gross Margin$8.2m$5.7m+45%

Gross Margin %93%87%

Platform Transactions

Total # Billable Transactions100k139k-28%

Platform Transaction Revenue$2.7m$4.0m-32%

Gross Margin$0.5m$1.5m-68%

Gross Margin %17%37%

Hardware & Other

Hardware & Other Revenue$1.3m$1.7m-25%

Gross Margin$0.9m$1.0m-5%

Gross Margin %74%58%

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In the right market at

the right time

Addressable market update forNorth America

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$2T grid modernization in the North American

market demands digital grid intelligence

The aging infrastructure crisis hits its inflection

point now

•130 million wooden poles are approaching the

45-50 year failure threshold -~25–35million

poles willrequire replacement or reinforcement

by 2035, with $10.8Kavgreplacementcost ->

Upto$345Bopportunity indistributionpoles.

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•Severe weather now drives 80% of major

outages (US27B in disastercosts in 2024 alone)

-accelerating decay.

2

•Up to $2 trillion in U.S. grid modernization

investment over the next decade or so.

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Takeaways

➢Digitally-enabled pole data analysis tools are

increasingly mandated for reliability and

resiliency compliance

Sourc es

1.https://info.ornl.gov/s ites/publications/Files/Pub160200.pdf and https://www.energy.gov/sites /default/files/2024-

11/111524_Utility_Pole_Maintenance_and_Upgrades .pdf

2.https://www.climate.gov/news-features/blogs /beyond-data/2024-active-year-us-billion-dollar-weather-and-climate-disasters

3.https://www.pwc.com/us/en/industries/energy-utilities-mining/library/assets /pwc-grid-modernization-strategy.pdf

130M wood poles

approaching the 45-50

year threshold

~25-35M wood poles

will require replacement or

reinforcement by 2035

$345B opportunity

for digital pole data

analysis tools

Need for digital solutions

to increase speed, reliability, and

resiliency compliance

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Takeaways

➢FederalResilienceFundingisfuelingamassivep

oledatamodernizationcycle

40%of U.S. federal grants for gridresiliencetarget

distribution network capacity &hardening, where IKE is

Department of Energy | July 2024

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%

Vegetation Management

Substatio n Upgrades

Undergrounding

Batter y Systems

Equipment Upgrades

Pole Replacement

Advanced Control Technologies

Reconductoring

Percent of Award Recipients

Project Type

Sourc es

1.https://www.energy.gov/sites /default/files/2024-08/EXEC-2023-003585%20-

%20Congressional%20Report%20on%20Preventing%20Outages%20and%20Enhancing%20the%20Resilience%20of%20the%20Electric%

20Grid_sb-S1_7.1.pdf

•DOE Grid Deployment Office (formed 2022)

leads nationwide investment in distribution

resilience.

•Section 40101(c) grants invest heavily in

replacing and hardening aging poles and lines

to reduce outages from extreme weather.

•Each project requires detailed field data for

design, engineering, and verification of pole

assets.

•ikeGPS is positioned to equip utilities with

digital pole measurement and data

management systems critical to executing

these federal projects.

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$43B in broadband funding also

demandsdistribution network data intelligence

•$43B in BEAD funding drives unprecedented

fiber attachment volume on utility poles.

•FCC defines “large attachment requests” as

3,000+ poles per project

1

, mass digitization

is required for survey and make-ready.

•Global 5G small cell market exploding from

$7.5B (2025) to $74.6B (2023) – outdoor

deployments depend on pole loading and

clearance analysis.

2

•By 2026, there will be more than 800,000

small cells in the United States, up from

about 86,000 in 2018.

3

Sourc es

1.https://www.fcclawblog.com/2025/07/articles/fcc/fcc-adopts-new-pole-attachment-rules-to-streamline-broadband-deployment/

2.https://www.fortunebusinessins ights .com/industry-reports/5g-small-cell-market-101600

3.https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/4833401/small-cell-5g-network-market-share-analysis

800,000 small cells

in the U.S.

2026

86,000 small cells

in the U.S.

2018

$74.6B

2032

$7.5B

2025

Global 5G small cell

market growth

Takeaways

➢Utility poles remain the strategic backbone for

fiber and 5G small-cell deployments, supporting

thousands of new cell sites and fiber

attachments per project

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To see what matters

IKE hasbuilt capabilities to solve these

infrastructurechallenges

Creating sustainable competitive advantage to engineer a network through its lifecycle

Safe and accurate grid

data collection and digitization

To know what's at risk

Identify network vulnerabilities,

ensure safety code compliance, so

toprioritize grid investments

To act & engineer with confidence

Centralized digital records of your grid

assets - enabling faster decisions,

transparent collaboration, and

measurable resilience improvements

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AI has unleashed a wave of data centre construction.

In 2023, AI data centres consumed about 4.4% of U.S.

electricity, and that share could triple by 2028.

Microsoft and Google estimate that the U.S. will need

500,000 more electric engineers in the next decade.

Heatwaves, wildfires, and storms are stressing electrical

network systems nationwide. Events once considered rare

- like the 2003 Northeast blackout that hit 50 million people

- are now seen as precursors of larger & more

commondisruptions.

Multiple macro-factors are driving infrastructure investments, and

the need for technology, in North America

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01020304050

Exelon Group

Southern Company

Florida Light and Power

National Grid

Entergy

Consumers Energy

Duke Energy

LLMA Energy

Total

Millions of Electricity Customers

The Top 8 IKE Customers:

~43M homes & businesses,

>4x the entire Australian market

Standardized on IKE

Total Australian Market:~11m homes & businesses

The size of the North American market opportunity,

in Australian context

IKE’s Top 8 Customers

U.S. Infrastructure

Spend Projections of

>$400bn

over the next 5 years

Fiber network development

investment is projected to be

~$300bn over the next 5 years

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A huge expansion opportunity at investor-owned utilities

U.S. Market-Map of Investor-Owned Utilities (multi-$B companies)

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Sales opportunities for IKE products at over 2,800 Municipalities

and Co-Operatives

$10.0 Million or Less

$10.1 to $20.0 Million

$20.1 to $40.0 Million

$40.1 to $80.0 Million

$80.1 Million or More

No Reported Data

Rural Electric Cooperative*

*13 out of 924 co-ops did not report revenue and are not included in

the calculations. All co-ops are depicted.

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IKE’s Expanding Value

Proposition

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The grid faces unprecedented challenges.

Complete field-to-finish solutions from IKE to engineer a network through its lifecycle.

Business model upshot

➢A recurring subscription to access any IKE Solution

➢Additive, recurring revenue based on usage (license seats or

transactions)

➢Optional value-added products, such as IKE Analyze (driving

further transaction revenue) and training via IKE University

Solution for gaining actionable

insights from new or existing

digital imagery or data sources.

Field Data Collection platform

with back-office tools

anddashboards.

Back-end analysis for acquired

pole data.

Accurate, reliable, and

defendable pole load analysis

adhering to NES C compliance.

End-to-end resource for

in-person and online NES C®,

OSHA, and IKE product

training and education.

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AClear 10-year Mission guiding ourjourney

Manaakitanga

"We rise by lifting others." This means

lifting our customers, each other, our

communities, and IKE's stakeholders.

IKE’s pu pose is Manaakitanga.

We rise by lifting others.

Mission (by mid-2034)

To be the most trusted and admired

company delivering software solutions

that drive productivity outcomes for the

Distribution Grid, with #1 market share in

the USA, and expanding internationally.

•What we do exactly: We deliver actionable

insights on overhead infrastructure. Our data

acquisition and analysis solutions transform

how to design, construct, and inspect

overhead assets and help achieve critical

industry objectives, such as grid resiliency

and fiber broadband expansions.

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Customers overwhelmingly recommend IKE,

with an independently assessed NPS of 91%.

Delivering the best CX in our

industry as a Strategic Pillar

Our core values create

differentiation, inside and out

This score is driven by:

•IKE’s focus on both product capability, industry-specific

outcomes, and customer experience.

•Purpose-built solutions for utility poles and overhead

infrastructure, based on customer-led product-market fit.

•Tangible ROI for utilities, telcos, and engineering service providers.

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IKE is trusted by 8 of the 10 largest

investor-owned utilities in North America

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IKE is trusted by 5 of the 10 largest

communications companies in the U.S.

IKE’s software is
now used in all

50

States

Overhead Utility Data Collection
IKE technology has helped

companies engineer

20 Million

OVERHEAD ASSETS,

and counting.....

Takeaways

➢The same electric utilityassetis digitally

processed many times throughout its

lifecycle - for make-ready engineering, fiber

joint-use, clearance validation, or routine

inspection. Each new network build,

attachment request, or safety audit triggers

another round of measurement and analysis.

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Growth opportunities within existing accounts

and from new logos

Takeaways

➢Today, IKE has a presence in

approximately 6% of

addressable customers in the

U.S. but is estimated to be

only 20% penetrated. There is

an opportunity to:

➢Opportunity to develop up to

an additional 80% revenue per

annum from the existing

customer footprint as ‘White

Space’ via cross-sell and up-

sell, plus to

➢Sell to the other 94% of the

market via ‘Green Field’ new

logo opportunities

Addressable Customers

IKE’s Customer Presence

6%

94%

‘Green Field’ Opportunity

20%

Customer Penetration

80%

‘White Space’ Opportunity

Expert team, best-in-class technology, and direct-to-market execution capability

3,000+ Attendees 800+ Organizations Trained
Getting to Market: Educating the North American Industry

Example of IKE's National Electric Safety CodeWebinar Series

Getting-to-Market: Educating the North American Industry
Example of IKE's In-Person NESC & OSHA Training

OVER

1,700

Attendees 'IKE Certified'

ROUGHLY

500

Organizations Trained

ikeGPS
32

New Products

&Technologies

ikeGPS
33

Meet PolePilot, an AI subscription

module released in 2Q to increase

productivity and efficiencies for IKE

Office Pro engineers

PolePilot was very easy to use and was effective in many different pole

and environmental scenarios. The automated markers helped identify

wires and equipment that were difficult to see.

JOEL VESCIO

TRC

ikeGPS
34

Meet PolePilot, an AI subscription

module released in 2Q to increase

productivity and efficiencies for IKE

Office Pro engineers

PolePilot was very easy to use and was effective in many different pole

and environmental scenarios. The automated markers helped identify

wires and equipment that were difficult to see.

JOEL VESCIO

TRC

ikeGPS
35

Meet PolePilot, an AI subscription

module released in 2Q to increase

productivity and efficiencies for IKE

Office Pro engineers

Takeaways

➢AI-powered assistant to increase productivity for

analyzing pole data

➢SaaS tool to support all the digital needs for grid

modernization efforts

➢Expands on the strength of IKE's intelligent automation

capabilities for overhead asset management

ikeGPS
36

The standard for distribution

network design in the U.S.

Takeaways

➢The new IKE PoleForeman product has been in the

market for ~18 months

➢In total, ~130 customers have subscribed to this new

platform, far exceeding our adoption rate expectations.

➢We expect further major customers to close in FY26 &

FY27.

➢Today, IKE PoleForeman is the standard for structural

analysis in 8 of the 10 largest electric utilities in North

America.

www .ikegps.com
Thank You

Glenn Milnes, CEO and Paul Cardosi, CFO

glenn.milnes@ikegps.com & paul.cardosi@ikegps.com

October, 2025

IKE Facts
To Date » September 2025

Overhead Utility Data Collection Count
IKE technology helped

companies engineer

1 Million

MILES OF LINES

Takeaways

➢Every mile of overhead line requires precise

engineering - from pole loading and

conductor clearance modeling to

make-ready design. These lines are

continuously re-engineered as utilities

upgrade, harden, or attach new telecom

infrastructure, making line engineering a

repeatable, multi-billion-dollar workflow.

Top 4 states
IKE is used in

California

Connecticut

New York

Virginia

500+ enterprise
customers

49 NEW Utility,

Communications, and

Engineering customers in

1H FY26

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