Scott Targets NZ$165m in Protein Revenue by FY30

Scott Targets NZ$165m in Protein Revenue by FY30
BladeStop identified as key growth platform under Destination 2030

Auckland, New Zealand – [26 August 2026] – ScoƩ Te c h n o l o g y ( N Z X : S C T ) t o d ay o utlined plans to accelerate the
global growth of its BladeStop safety technology, following finalisaƟon of the strategic roadmap for its Protein
Domain under the Company’s DesƟnaƟon 2030 growth strategy. The Protein Domain is targeƟng NZ$165 million
in annual revenue by FY30, more than doubling from NZ$69.4 million in FY25.

A substanƟal part of the Protein strategy is focused on growing BladeStop’s installed base through entry into new
geographies and verƟcal markets, while increasing recurring revenue from service, parts and soŌware. As an
early execuƟon milestone, ScoƩ has signed a distribuƟon agreement with AERSA for Mexico, establishing a local
route to market in a sizeable food and protein-processing sector.

“BladeStop is both a world-leading safety bandsaw and a proven differenƟated technology stack with a
significant opportunity to scale globally,” said Mike Christman, CEO of ScoƩ Technology. “Under the DesƟnaƟon
2030 growth strategy BladeStop now has a clear roadmap to grow the installed base through new markets and
applicaƟons, while building a more valuable business around every system we deploy through service, parts and
soŌware.”

Scaling BladeStop Growth and Profitability

ScoƩ plans to increase BladeStop’s global installed base through geographic expansion and entry into new
verƟcal markets, using a combinaƟon of direct sales and strengthened distributor partnerships. ScoƩ is targeƟng
improved growth and profitability through a more scalable global supply chain and increased contribuƟon from
Lifecycle Services, including service agreements, parts and preventaƟve maintenance.

BladeStop Connect provides customers with real-Ɵme and historical producƟvity, operaƟonal and safety-event
data, with further funcƟonality now in development to expand BladeStop’s soŌware off
ering.

ScoƩ Appoints AERSA for Mexico Expansion

ScoƩ has appointed AERSA as its authorised BladeStop distributor for Mexico. AERSA is an industrial equipment
distributor with established customer relaƟonships across the country's food and protein-processing sectors, and
will support BladeStop across the customer lifecycle, from equipment sales and commissioning through to
training, preventaƟve maintenance, safety-system validaƟon and parts.

“Mexico represents an aƩracƟve growth opportunity for BladeStop, but entering a new market takes more than
selling equipment. Customers need local relaƟonships, technical capability, training, parts and ongoing service,
and AERSA gives us that from day one," said Mark Host, President of Protein at ScoƩ Technology.

Protein Growth Supports DesƟnaƟon 2030

The Protein Domain’s NZ$165 million FY30 revenue target forms part of ScoƩ’s b roa der D esƟnaƟon 2030 target
of NZ$530 million in annual Group revenue and a 14% EBITDA margin by FY30. ScoƩ is progressing the strategy
while forecasƟng record Group revenue of NZ$290–296 million and record operaƟng EBITDA of NZ$34–36
million for the year ending 31 August 2026.

ENDS

For investor enquiries please contact:
Mike Christman
Chief Executive Officer
E: mike.christman@scottautomation.com

For media enquiries please contact:
Eugene Afanasy
Communications Manager
T: +64 21 0852 4832
E: e.afanasy@scottautomation.com

About ScoƩ
ScoƩ delivers smart automaƟon and roboƟc soluƟons that transform industries by making businesses safer, more
producƟve, and more efficient. Our diverse capability makes us the first choice for hundreds of the world’s
leading brands. With design and build operaƟons across Australasia, China, Europe, and America and over 100
years of engineering excellence, ScoƩ is the global expert in automaƟon.