Announcement PDF INVESTOR PRESENTATION – APRIL 2024 Sovereign IT Capability Empowering the Defence Industry Supply Chain ADISYN LTD (ASX:AI1) Disclaimer This information contained in this presentation has been prepared by Adisyn Ltd (ACN 155 473 304) (ASX:AI1 or ‘the Company’) and makes statements about it as well as its subsidiaries, the presentation is for information purposes only. This presentation does not constitute financial product or investment advice or a recommendation to acquire AI1 shares and has been prepared without taking into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of individuals. This presentation does not purport to contain all of the information that a prospective investor may require to make an evaluation of the Company or its business activities. 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Compelling Geopolitical Thematics Rising Geopolitical Tensions & AUKUS Pact Surge in Government Spending SME Sector Expansion Adisyn's Strategic Response Enhanced Demand for Our Services Sustained Revenue Growth Spearheading an era of heightened security investments Fuelling expansive growth in the defence sector and SME opportunities Amplified by governmental focus, driving demand for specialised services Building in house expertise and leveraging strategic partnerships Our expertise in cyber threat protection, regulatory compliance, and IT security management is more relevant than ever Continuously enhancing products to meet demand in high-growth sectors, fostering long-term client reliance in our data security ecosystem Adisyn’s Strategic Edge in Supporting Defence Industry Supply Chain Image Source: Australian Marine Complex. Rapid Industry Expansion 1. 2. • The Australian Government is investing billions in defence, strengthening national security. • Western Australia is leading this drive, spurred by the AUKUS security deal. • More than 220 businesses and contractors currently have registered defence capability with Defence West.1 • The state government of Western Australia has a strategic vision to double the value of the state's defence industry to $6 billion by 20302. https://jtsi.wa.gov.au/economic-development/defence-west/wa's-defence-capability Building Western Australia's Defence Industry Australian Marine Complex Infrastructure Strategy, November 2020. The Opportunity SMEs are poised for rapid growth and are seeking a trusted provider to help them position for expanding opportunities in the defence sector • Data is becoming more valuable to businesses, and increasingly at threat due to cyber-attacks and a constantly evolving threat landscape. • Many SMEs in the defence industry supply chain are ill equipped to protect themselves against cybersecurity threats. • The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is going to increase the number of threats to businesses. About Adisyn Vast experience across data and technology sectors, with a strong track record of delivering innovative solutions driving growth to a wide array of clients in key industries. Growing demand for domestic providers specialising in cyber threat protection, regulatory compliance, and IT security infrastructure management. In high-risk sectors such as the Defence Supply Chain, meeting evolving security obligations and ensuring effective information security management are critical. Adisyn is committed to becoming the preferred partner for SMEs seeking to bolster their sovereign data and security practices, especially for those involved in sectors where national security concerns mandate stringent data protection measures. Adisyn Capabilities Adisyn is forging strategic partnerships, utilising our proven data and technology expertise to create an expansive suite of services tailored to the needs of the defence supplier sector. Our secure, comprehensive ecosystem enhances SME resilience and operational excellence, fostering sustained growth and establishing us as the trusted long-term provider for our clients. AI1 Strategic Location Our WA location offers direct access to Western Australia's defence projects and AUKUS-related activities • Situated close to Garden Island’s HMAS Stirling naval base and the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson, Adisyn is well-placed to support the defence sector's growing demands, including the anticipated increase in nuclear-powered submarine activities. • The AUKUS agreement is set to significantly boost the defence sector's activity in our area, creating substantial opportunities for Adisyn to target growing organisations which require our unique capabilities. • AUKUS related projects are expected to generate up to 8,500 direct jobs, with an additional 500 jobs for submarine maintenance between 2027-20321. 1. “AUKUS submarine workforce and industry strategy”. Australian Defence, 14 Mar 2023. Image Source: “Navy Capability Infrastructure Sub-program”. Australian Defence, 2024. Strategy Phase 1 2023  Business restructuring enhanced service offerings and cut cash burn by over $1.25M/year  Introduced new management team  Rebranding initiative  Expanded capabilities; Cybersecurity and AI Phase 2 2024 Phase 3 2025  Appoint Harry Karelis as a strategic advisor and form a new advisory board o Expand into other territories through organic growth, strategic partnerships and compelling acquisitions ‣ Expansion of industry experienced advisory board o Sustained cashflow positive position with continued expansion of recurring revenue streams and tight cost control ‣ Strengthen service offering through strategic technology partnerships Phase 4 2026+ o Leading service provider in the defence industry supply chain, be the trusted partner for clients to manage and secure their data o Continued expansion into further territories through strategic partnerships or acquisitions ‣ Increase business development activity to drive further organic growth in WA market ‣ Use in house cybersecurity and AI capability to build AI powered microservices to grow Company owned IP ‣ Ongoing review and divestment of noncore assets o Appoint new industry experienced board member  Successfully Completed ‣ In Progress o To Action Focus Strategic Partnerships Partner with industry specific technology providers to increase service offering. Removes the need to spend significant funding and time on developing new products. Business Development Focus sales and marketing efforts towards industry specific events and organisations to develop brand recognition. Increase sales team with industry experienced team members to drive further organic growth. Technology and IP Capital Lite Model Integrate and automate existing and new systems to provider further operation synergies and allow for scalability. Continuous optimisation of operations to transition towards providing scalable, service-based solutions. Continue with in house development capability on AI microservices to develop toolsets which can be used to augment business data and make operations more efficient, further enhancing company owned IP. Substantially decreasing our dependency on significant capital expenditures. Leadership Team Shane Wee Non-Executive Chairman Blake Burton Managing Director Justin Thomas Chief Technology Officer Paul Arch Chief Operating Officer Jesper Sentow Chief Financial Officer Harry Karelis Chair of the Advisory Board Shane has worked in the financial services industry for the past 30 years. Founding Director of Alto Capital, until his retirement in June 2021, Shane held multiple corporate and advisor roles with various ASX entities and built a network of contacts across Australia and Southeast Asia. Blake has been the Managing Director of Adisyn Ltd since July 2022. He has extensive experience in the IT industry, having founded his own web hosting company, which he took to a successful trade sale to Australia's largest privately owned web host. Justin has over 20 years of experience in the IT industry. In 2007, he established and sold a real estate software business to RP Data, and in 2012, he built and sold a Data Centre to Amcom (now known as Vocus). With a background in emerging technologies, Paul has brought several successful opportunities to the Australian technology space. Founder of Datamate Backups Services and DC West Data Centre in Perth, along with playing a key role in the founding of Attained Group. Over 25 years’ experience as a Chief Financial Officer, Company Secretary of Public and Private Australian and International Companies across Europe, India, and Southeast Asia. Jesper specialises in corporate financial management and strategic planning, corporate governance, and commercial improvement. Harry has over three decades of experience in capital markets and holds a Master's in Cybersecurity Operations from the Australian Defence Force Academy/UNSW. His areas of expertise include financial analysis, funds management, and private equity. Harry also has a strong background in technology startups, focusing on cybersecurity, AI, and defence sectors. Financials & Capital Structure $0.022 ~176.3m ~$3.9m Share Price1 Shares on Issue1,2 Market Capitalisation1 Shareholding Distribution 29.30% 41.59% $4.2m $5.4m $3.7m FY22 Revenue FY23 Revenue H1 FY24 Revenue 1: As of 12 April 2024. 2: Excludes options, performance rights and other securities. *: Does not include Board & Management in the Top 20 which is shown separately. 29.11% Board & Management Remaining Top 20* Other Thank you Contact Details Blake Burton – Managing Director 1300 331 888 investors@adisyn.com.au ADISYN LTD (ASX:AI1) | ACN 155 473 304 | adisyn.com.au