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AIRMARITIMEGROUND The Mission Enablement Enginefor the Uncrewed AgeOne engine. Every uncrewed system. Every environment.www.elsight.comQ3 2026 Investors presentation
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3 Elsight empowers uncrewed systems to effectively and safely complete their missions, while ensuring unauthorized entities are kept at bay.
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Enabling Uncrewed Missions. GloballyMission enablement engine for uncrewed systems across defense, public safety, and commercial marketsMultiple integrated capabilities - Connectivity, Positioning, Sensing & Video, Autonomy & AI, Management & insightsGlobal team across Israel, United States, United Kingdom, and Germany ABOUT ELSIGHT +100Customers Worldwide 5Continents +91%YoY Revenue Growth (vs. pcp) $25.8M2026 9 Months Revenue 77%Gross Margin >$8M 2026 9 months Profit Global Presence IsraelHQ, R&D, Manufacturing United StatesSales, BD, Manufacturing GermanySales, BD, Manufacturing UKSales, BD 4
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Investment Highlights 55 Proprietary world-leading solutions provider for unmanned systems enablement technologies Uniquely positioned to capitalize on growth in unmanned system usage, driven by a surge in global defense budgets, growing prominence of drone warfare, and commercial drone market advancement. Strong defense momentum:›Record 9 - month revenue of US$25.8m ›Included on the U.S DOW Blue List, DOW BOA & listed on the Army UAS Marketplace ›Backlog of US$3.5m to be delivered + growing pipeline Continuing the positive momentum with US$59.4m in cash US$196M Pipeline of Realisable Opportunities outlines rapid growth opportunity Existing production capacity supports > US$270m in annual revenue. No additional capex investment required. High-margin business model;›Halo Hardware (chip unit sales);›Data Usage; and›Cloud Services & SLAs.Defense expected to underpin strong growth over the next 12 to 24 months, followed by expansion of the larger commercial market opportunity and product portfolio expansion. High-margin sales pipeline with supporting structural tailwinds 5
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•ISR, logistics resupply, CBRN•perimeter security, urban warfare•loitering munitions •Drone as First Responder (DFR)•search & rescue, disaster response, firefighting, law enforcement •Logistics, precision agriculture•energy & utility inspection•construction, mining, surveying Autonomous platforms are replacing human-operated systems in the most dangerous and demanding missions. But their value depends entirely on completing the mission.Uncrewed Systems Are Becoming Mission-CriticalTHE SHIFT DefensePublic SafetyCommercial 6
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UAVs & Drones•Fixed-wing ISR•Multi-rotor surveillance•VTOL delivery•Loitering munitions•Group 1-3 tactical UAS Air. Land. Maritime.EVERY DOMAIN The same engine, the same intelligence, the same mission certainty - no matter the platform type. UGVs & Robots•Ground reconnaissance•Logistics resupply•Perimeter patrol•CBRN inspection•Autonomous vehicles USVs & Vessels•Coastal patrol•Port security•Hydrographic survey•Mine countermeasure•Maritime ISR AIR GROUND MARITIME 7
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CAPABILITY Platform Capability Enabling Infrastructure THE GAPWhere missions are lost PLATFORM GENERATIONS Platforms Are Getting Smarter. Their Infrastructure Isn't.With every generation, uncrewed platforms gain autonomy, range, and capability. Yet the infrastructure that keeps them connected, positioned, and controlled has barely evolved. THE GAP The gap doesn't show in a demo. It shows at the decisive moment – when the mission is won or lost. 8
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Mission Success Depends on What's Behind the PlatformIn contested environments, the infrastructure behind uncrewed systems fails - connectivity drops, positioning drifts, critical data never arrives, operators lose the picture. THE CHALLENGE 9 Single Links FailTerrain blocks signals. Adversaries jam frequencies. One link down = mission down. Positioning Is DeniedGNSS signals are blocked or spoofed by Adversaries. Failures CompoundIn contested environments, these don't happen one at a time. They happen simultaneously. No Operational IntelligenceOperators fly blind — no link health, no coverage insight, no predictive awareness. Data Doesn't ArriveVideo, telemetry, and C2 commands compete for bandwidth. Critical intel is delayed. 9
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Mission Success Starts Behind the PlatformELSIGHT Halo is a software-defined engine that integrates four capabilities into a single, lightweight platform - making every uncrewed system mission-capable from day one.ConnectivityMulti-network aggregation - bonds LTE, 5G, SATCOM, RF, and MANET into one resilient pipe with sub-second failover. No single point of failure. PositioningAbsolute geolocation in GPS-denied environments - no drift, no spoofing vulnerability. Navigation continues when satellite signals don't. This is what makes Halo unique. Autonomy & AIExpanding platform for edge processing and mission-specific applications - run third-party software directly on-device without additional hardware. Sensing & VideoReliable delivery of real-time video, telemetry, and sensor data - mission-critical feeds arrive even in bandwidth-constrained or contested environments. 93g • 6.5W • Software-Defined • Lowest SWaP in Class • MIL-STD 810GManagement & InsightsCloud-based software layerCloud-based software for real-time fleet visibility, insights, and control. giving operators complete visibility across every mission.10
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Configured, monitored, and VPN-served by Management & Insights, Elsight's cloud application Management & Insight Every Link Converges at One HALO Node Public Cellular (4G / 5G) Private 5G SATCOM RF ONE AGGREGATED,REORDERED STREAM 11
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Autonomous Technological StackOUR LONG-TERM VISION: BECOME THE TIER 1 OF THE UNMANNED ECOSYSTEM HMIMission OS Platform OSHardware Mission OSNGN DMSSwarm OSMissionPlanning HardwareEngines & BatteriesFCUEdge ComputerPlatform & Payload HMIUX/UIManualFlightMissionMgmt Platform OSNavigationVideo/SensorsCommunicationAutonomy Elsight’s platform is designed to evolve into a central platform fornavigation, video/sensors, communication, and autonomy addressingthe full platform os layer of the unmanned systems stack 12
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A "Perfect Storm" in Defense & Unmanned IndustriesDEMAND IS SURGING EXACTLY WHERE ELSIGHT HAS A PROVEN, EMBEDDED SOLUTION Increasing global defence budgets AlbaniaBulgariaCroatiaDenmarkFinlandGermanyHungaryLatviaLuxembourgNetherlandsNorwayPortugalSlovak RepublicSpainTürkiyeUnited States 0%1%2%3%4%5% 20142024eNew Nato Target 5%Old NATO Target 2% DEMAND IS SURGING EXACTLY WHERE ELSIGHT HAS A PROVEN, EMBEDDED SOLUTION›Increasing global defence budgets›Massive increases in defence budgets›Germany committed to a 25% increase in defence spending to €108b (2025:€86b)›UK committing to 2.5% of GDP by 2027 ›US earmarked US$75B for drone & counter-drone in FY2027 ›Global defense budgets at historically high levels with explicit investment in autonomous systems and the infrastructure that enables them.›Modern warfare is becoming more distributed, electronic and autonomous, requiring greater dependence on resilient networks 13
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Q3: Strong momentum. Positioned for scale. COMMERCIALTRACTIONAVHalo integration into Mayhem 10NATO demonstrationsGerman Navy evaluation MANAFACTURE SCALE2 newpartnersUS + GERMANY TECHNOLOGY EXPANSIONPositioning LaunchNew GNSS-denied capability U.S. MARKET ACCESSBOA + MarketplaceNew U.S. Army procurement access Evolving our positioning to match our scaleBrand and messaging aligned with our expanded mission-enablement capabilities and the evolving needs of the autonomous systems market14
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What this means~US$1.5TFY2027 DoW Budget Request 42% increase over current levels ~US$75BDrone & Counter-Drone Up 4.5x over FY2026 ~US$54.6BDAWG Autonomous Systems Up ~200x from US$226M in FY2026 Sources: U.S. DoW FY2027 Budget Request, 21 April 2026; DCMA Blue UAS program; U.S. DoW Drone Dominance Initiative. Halo Approved for U.S. DCMA Blue ListAPPROVED FOR FASTER U.S. MILITARY PROCUREMENT — AT A DEFINING MOMENT US$75B earmarked for drone & counter-drone in FY2027 4.5xover FY2026 300,000+ unmanned systems targeted by 2027 ›Halo is added to the DoW’s primary catalog for rapid UAS acquisition, making it simpler and quicker to buy across the U.S. military ›Enables bypassing traditional multi-year government procurement cycles›Confirms Halo meets the DoW’s rigorous standards for operational reliability, cybersecurity, and supply chain compliance›Chinese-manufactured platforms/components are excluded, so as regulation tightens then demand will be concentrated among Blue List-approved providers “The pathway from Blue List approval to operational deployment has never been shorter or more clearly defined.” 15
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Pipeline of Realizable Opportunities as of 30/09/2026 $195.7 M Identified Opportunity$163 M$84.3 M$34.6 MQualificationCommercial discussionEvaluation in progress Contracted$3.5M Pipeline covers Halo connectivity only; excludes new product offerings. (59 opportunities)(47 opportunities)(43 opportunities)(31 opportunities)(12 Deals) Notes:›All numbers are in USD›The pipeline is cumulative (e.g., the projects atthe Qualificationstage are included as part of the projects at the Identified Opportunity stage)›There is no assurance that any of the Company's sales opportunities will result in sales16
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Commercialization StrategyEXPANDING DIRECT SALES MODEL TO EXECUTE ON HIGH VALUE DEFENCE OPPORTUNITIES North America›The U.S. FY2027 DoW budget request totals ~US$1.5 trillion, with approximately US$75 billion dedicated to drone and counter- drone capabilities›Halo approved on the DCMA Blue List, enabling rapid military procurement. SOCOM OTA contracting vehicle secured. ›To capitalize on the US defense shift, Elsight has established a local presence to fast-track procurement, enhance customer intimacy, and position as a trusted domestic partner›FAA Part 108 clarifies the path to scalable BVLOS, delivering a structural catalyst for the commercial UAV market Europe›NATO defence spending aiming to enhance capabilities in unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, and counter-drone technologies, reflecting lessons learned from recent conflicts and evolving warfare›UK's SDR 2025: 20-40-40 doctrine + £4.5B committed to autonomy. Germany's €100B Bundeswehr fund + "Drohnenwall" initiative. EU ReArm Europe: ~€800B in additional defence capacity›High engagement from key European governments supports the case for building a dedicated regional sales team to complement existing distribution and deepen penetration in strategic markets Elsight has established a local footprint in the US, EU, and Middle East by expanding its sales and marketing teams, with five senior hires across the US, UK, Germany, and Middle East. Rest of the World›Additional Focus Markets: GCC and Key APAC Markets.›Keep the flexibility to rapidly address opportunities globally, even when they extend beyond our core focus markets, while preserving our strategic vision and priorities. Elsight has established a local footprint in the US, EU, and Middle East by expanding its sales and marketing teams, with five senior hires across the US, UK, Germany, and Middle East. 17
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Scalable, Capital-light Manufacturing CapacityTHE SMARTS OF THE ELSIGHT SYSTEM ARE ITS PROPRIETARY ALGORITHMS AND SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY Hardware intentionally designed for simplicity, allowing virtually any qualified electronics manufacturer to produce the products. Ultra-Simple Hardware Universally ManufacturableEnsures supply chain resiliency and redundancy Redundancy Built-In through Contract ManufacturersNo additional capital expenditure needed, allowing for significant organic growth without constraint. Supports US$270m Existing Capacity Supports US$270m in Annual SalesElsight has onboarded a new US & Germany contract manufacturer. This will:•Expand total production capacity to support sales growth•Bring manufacturing closer to key defence and commercial customers•Further de-risk supply continuity through geographic diversification OnboardingManufacturer New US & EU ManufacturersElsight core IP of the company lies in the software, which is protected by 13 patents 13 Elsight Patents Elsight IP protected by 13 patents 18
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Outlook & CatalystsELSIGHT IS WELL-POSITIONED TO BENEFIT FROM THE MACRO TRENDS AND CONTINUE THE RAPID GROWTH BUILT ON DESIGN-WIN MOMENTUM Key Recent Achievements $25.8MRecord high revenue of $25.8M in 9 months 2026, higher than 2025 revenues Blue ListInclusion in the U.S DoW Blue List for rapid procurement in perfect timing, while uncrewed budgets are surging rapidly. US$59MEnded 3Q26 CY quarter with US$59M in cash ProfitableNine-month non-GAAP profitability while rapidly growing, validating the scalable, high-margin, and cash efficient business model Expected Upcoming Milestones1Execution of US$196m pipeline of opportunities* 2Follow on orders from existing design win customers 3Additional software product releases that will create new revenue streams 4Customer adoption and commercialization of the newly launched positioning capability *Including; Expansion of existing defence supply agreements | New defence customers added 19
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Competitive LandscapeELSIGHT IS WELL-POSITIONED WITH A FULL-SUITE PRODUCT AND CAPABILITY OFFERING FOR CUSTOMERS SolutionLink resiliencyOptimal SWaPSecurityBandwidthBVLOS CompatibleExample of Company Cellular + RF (Failover)PartialPartialPartialPartialPartialuAvionix Single CellularNoneFullPartialPartialPartialSierra Wireless SatellitePartialNonePartialNonePartialStarlink RF NonePartialPartialPartialNoneSilvus Technologies ElsightFullFullFullFullFull 21
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Design-win StrategySTRATEGIC INVESTMENT INTO GROWTH CUSTOMERS TO RAPIDLY SCALE ELSIGHT SALES Elsight has positioned Halo as a core embedded communications solution in a wide range of high-growth drone platforms at early development stages 1Halo is deeply integrated through rigorous testing and validation cycles 2High switching costs associated with Halo foster strong customer retention as the commercial drone market expands 3This model enables scalable revenue growth aligned with customers’ production ramp-up 22
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Board & Senior ManagementEXECUTING ON GROWTH STRATEGY AND CAPITAL EFFICIENT OPERATING MODEL Yoav Amitai CEO+8 years with ELS (previously COO & CIO)+Extensive technical experience by executing transition from project-to-product orientation+Mechanical engineering background and well-versed in product design and manufacturing. Roee Kashi Co-Founder & CTO+10 years specialising in building and developing digital video systems+Responsible for core software of digital video recorder for encoding and transmission+Ex-Israeli Defence Force Nimrod Blinder VP of Sales+More than 10 years of sales in B2B technology companies including Elbit and Mobileye+Served in IDF Elite Unit+Earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics Dan Hilerowitz, CPA CFO+Vast experience as CFO in Hi-Tech companies+Previously worked in EY+Earned MBA in finance Major General (ret) Ami Shafran Non-Executive Chairman+Former Head of Israeli Defence Force Information and Communications Technology Command+Held numerous executive positions across Defence and Intelligence of Israeli Defence Forc David Furstenberg Director+Held various senior CEO, Chairman and board member positions of publicly and privately-owned companies, including Comverse (NASDAQ:CNSI)+Specialty in the turnaround of high-tech companies through product and market repositioning Joshua Landau Non-Executive Director+40 years specialising in technology entrepreneurship and mentoring.+Currently Chair for an Australian TEC group of managing directors from diverse industriesHDHoward Digby Non-Executive Director+25 years managing technology-related businesses across Asia Pacific region+Hold numerous other current directorships, including 4DS Memory Ltd (ASX:4DS) and Singular Health Group Ltd (ASX:SHG) 23
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Key RisksThis section comments on the risks associated with an investment in Elsight Ltd (Elsight) and in connection with the Placement and the associated transaction outlined in this presentation. Like any investment, there are risks associated with an investment in Elsight's shares. This section does not (and does not purport to) identify all of the risks related to the future operating and financial performance of Elsight. TECHNOLOGY/EXECUTION RISKElsight’s business model is underpinned by the performance and continued evolution of its proprietary HALO multi-link bonding technology. Any failure to keep pace with technological advancements, or challenges in integrating HALO into increasingly complex unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems, could hinder product performance and market acceptance. Such execution issues may compromise customer satisfaction, impair growth prospects, and affect the company’s reputation within critical verticals such as defence and commercial drones. CUSTOMER CONCENTRATION & CONTRACT RISKElsight derives a significant portion of its revenue from a limited number of key customers, particularly within the defence sector and among drone original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). A delay, reduction, non-renewal, or termination of any major contract—especially those underpinning recurring or SaaS-like revenue streams—could materially affect the company’s financial performance and future visibility. SUPPLY CHAIN & MANUFACTURING RISKElsight relies on a global supply chain for the sourcing of electronic components and manufacturing services. Disruptions caused by geopolitical tensions, supplier failures, logistics delays, or shortages in critical components could result in delivery delays, increased costs, or production bottlenecks. These challenges may necessitate contract renegotiations, trigger penalties, or erode customer confidence in the company’s ability to deliver on commitments. REGULATORY & CERTIFICATION RISKA key enabler of Elsight’s commercial strategy is the regulatory approval of beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations. Any delays, denials, or changes to regulatory frameworks—such as those imposed by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), or other national aviation authorities—could restrict market adoption of UAV applications that rely on HALO technology, adversely impacting revenue potential. COMPETITIVE & MARKET RISKThe UAV connectivity and data transmission market is characterised by rapid innovation and increasing competition. Large, well-resourced technology and defence companies continue to enter the space, intensifying competitive pressure. Elsight’s ability to maintain and grow market share will depend on sustained technological differentiation, pricing strategy, and customer acquisition. A failure to do so may result in revenue erosion or margin compression. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISKWhile Elsight reports its financials in U.S. dollars (USD), it operates and incurs expenses in multiple currencies, including Australian dollars (AUD). Adverse movements in foreign exchange rates may negatively impact reported revenue, cost structures, and debt servicing obligations, introducing variability in financial results. SHARE PRICE VOLATILITY & LIQUIDITY RISKGiven its market capitalisation and public listing, Elsight’s share price may be subject to significant volatility in response to contract announcements, regulatory developments, or financial performance updates. Additionally, limited trading volumes may impact share liquidity, posing challenges for investors seeking to enter or exit positions without materially affecting the share price. CYBERSECURITY & IP RISKAs a provider of secure communication technologies, Elsight is exposed to cybersecurity threats, including data breaches, hacking attempts, or unauthorised access to sensitive information. A material cybersecurity incident could result in reputational damage, loss of customer confidence, regulatory sanctions, or legal liabilities. Furthermore, failure to adequately protect intellectual property (IP) may lead to imitation by competitors, undermining the company’s competitive position. 24
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Key Risks (continued)INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & COMPETITION RISKElsight’s proprietary edge lies in its AI-driven multi-link bonding and communication technologies. The company’s ability to maintain its technological lead and enforce IP protections is critical to its market position. If competitors successfully replicate or circumvent Elsight’s innovations, it could erode pricing power, reduce margins, and threaten long-term sustainability. RELIANCE ON KEY PERSONNELElsight’s success is closely linked to the expertise and retention of its senior leadership, engineering team, and technical personnel. The departure of any key individuals could disrupt strategic initiatives, delay product development, or diminish the company’s capacity to execute on complex client projects. Recruiting and retaining qualified talent remains a critical operational priority. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS, REGULATIONS AND INDUSTRY STANDARDSOperating in highly regulated sectors such as telecommunications, defence, and aviation, Elsight must comply with a wide array of domestic and international laws, industry standards, and contractual obligations. Any non-compliance—whether intentional or inadvertent—could result in fines, contractual breaches, reputational harm, or loss of operating licences. RISK OF DILUTIONFuture equity capital raisings may be necessary to support growth, fund R&D, or meet working capital requirements. Existing shareholders who do not participate in such raisings may experience dilution of their ownership interest and voting power, which could impact the value and influence of their investment. 25
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GlossaryBVLOS – BEYOND VISUAL LINE OF SIGHTDrone or UAS operations when the remote pilot (or visual observer) cannot maintain unaided visual contact with the aircraft. This raises additional safety/regulatory requirements because you cannot “see” the drone the whole time. FAA PART 108A proposed (in the U.S.) regulatory framework by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for scaling BVLOS UAS operations. It would establish performance-based rules (rather than purely case-by-case waivers) for Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations in low altitude airspace. GERMAN LED DRONE WALLRefers to a multi-layer sensor/defence system led by Germany (and other NATO/EU states) to detect/mitigate drone incursions across sensitive regions (sometimes referred to as a “drone wall”). Example: the “Drone Wall” project on NATO’s eastern flank. NON-GNSS ENVIRONMENTSOperational environments where GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) signals are unavailable, degraded or denied. In drones/UAS this requires alternative navigation, positioning or sensing techniques (e.g., inertial, vision-based, LiDAR). UAS – UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMThe complete system: the unmanned aircraft (UA), the control station, the communication/link, any support equipment, sensors/payloads, etc. It’s the system of systems around unmanned flight. UAV – UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLEThe aircraft itself (i.e., the vehicle) without necessarily specifying the supporting system. Often used interchangeably with UAS, although strictly UAS is broader. UK “20-40-40”A military doctrine announced (or reported) by the UK whereby 20% of force remains traditional heavy platforms, 40% consists of expendable unmanned systems (e.g., kamikaze drones/loitering munitions), and 40% reusable autonomous systems (surveillance, ISR, precision strike drones). 26
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Blue UASDoD ListedNDAASection 848ITAR FREENo Export RestrictionsTRL-9ValidatedMIL-STD810GISO 90012015UAS MP US Army Marketplace The Engine That Keeps the Uncrewed Mission Going. .www.elsight.com | IR@elsight.com | ASX: ELS 27
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