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Next Vision STABILIZED SYSTEMS LTD Investor Presentation Stabilized Systems Ltd. August 2026
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2Investor Presentation | August 2026 DisclaimerThispresentationisprovidedbyNextVisionStabilizedSystemsLtd.(the“Company”)asageneralpresentationabouttheCompany’sactivitiesandindustry.TheinformationprovidedinthispresentationandanyotherinformationthatwillbeprovidedaspartofthepresentationisofferedforinformationalpurposesonlyandisnotexhaustiveofallthedataabouttheCompanyanditsactivitiesandmustbereadtogetherwiththeCompany’sfinancialstatementsanditsimmediatereports.Thispresentationdoesnotconstituteanoffertobuyorselloraninvitationtoreceiveofferstopurchasesecuritiesinanyjurisdictionandisintendedforinformationalpurposesonly.Theinformationprovidedinthispresentationdoesnotconstituteabasisformakinganinvestmentdecisionnordoesitconstitutearecommendationoropinionandmaynotsubstituteanydeliberationofpotentialinvestors.ThispresentationdoesnotincludethefullresultsandfinancialinformationoftheCompanynortheexplanationstheretoorthedetailsoftheCompany’sgeneralactivityorriskfactors.Hence,thispresentationdoesnotsubstituteanindependentduediligenceandpersonalconsultingtakingintoaccounteachinvestor’spersonalsituation,nordoesitpretendtoencompassorcontainalltheinformationthatmayberelevantforthepurposeofmakinganinvestmentdecision.Thispresentationmayincludeforward-lookinginformationasdefinedinthe1968SecuritiesLaw,whichconsistsofforecasts,goals,estimates,evaluationsandotherinformationrelatingtofutureeventsormatterswhoserealizationisuncertainandoutsidethecontroloftheCompany.Forward-lookinginformationdoesnotconstituteaprovenfactandisbasedontheCompany’ssubjectiveassessmentsandmacroeconomicfactsanddataasareknowntotheCompanyatthetimethispresentationisformulated.Theforward-lookinginformationinthispresentationisalsobasedontheexistinginformationinpossessionoftheCompany,ontheCompany’scurrentexpectationsandassessmentsregardingfuturedevelopmentsintheCompanyandontheinteractionofsuchdevelopmentswitheachother.Therealizationornon-realizationoftheforward-lookinginformationisimpactedamongotherthings,byriskfactorsthatcharacterizetheCompany’sactivitiesandindustry,aswellasbygeneraloccurrencesandbyexternalfactorsthataffecttheCompany’sactivities,whichcannotbeforeseenandwhicharenotundertheCompany’scontrol.Inaddition,asofthedateofthispresentation,itisnotpossibletoassessthefullconsequencesoftheoutbreakoftheWarofIronSwordsontheeconomyandtheresultsoftheCompany’sactivities.TheCompanycannotprovideassurancethatitsexpectationsandestimates,includingregardingitsplans,willindeedberealizedandtheresultsoftheCompany’sactivitiesmaydiffersubstantiallyfromtheresultsestimatedorimpliedfromthispresentation,amongotherthings,duetochangesinanyofthesaidfactors.Also,theCompanycannotprovideassurancethatitsbasicassumptionscontingentonthirdpartieswillberealized.Therefore,readersofthispresentationarecautionedthattheCompany’sactualfutureresultsandachievementsmaydiffermateriallyfromthoseondataandinformationavailabletotheCompanyatthetimeofthepresentationandtheCompanydoesnotundertaketoupdateoramendanysuchforecastorestimateinordertoreflecteventsorcircumstancesthatwillapplyafterthedateofthispresentation.
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3Investor Presentation | August 2026 * 2026Revenue Target represents target set by NextVisionBoard of Directors and is not an estimate or projection. A global leader in stabilized video solutions for small platforms for the defense, commercial, and civilian marketsOne of the best performance-to-size/weight ratios worldwide at a competitive price and with high reliability NextVisionStabilized Systems +300 2-3 Order backlog as of August 09, 2026 Revenue target second update for 2026 (*)111% growth compared to 2025 Annual growth rate over the last 5 years+70% New products every yearAn R&D companyCustomersWestern system Providers$355M Units per month by the end of 2026European Manufacturing Footprint+5,000 $265.2M
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4Investor Presentation | August 2026 NextVision’ssystems span an array of sensor types and system sizes, offering varied solutions for a broad range of mission profilesExtensive Product Offering 115 g EO ZOOM WEIGHT X40 140g 250g 320g350g560g640g 1.5kg 2kg 1280X3.61280X2.6 1280X6.2640X15.6 X80 VISIBLEONLY 160 g 180 g170 g DragonEye 2 X1 /X0.6640X80 Starling 640X1.8 Raven 2.5 Raptor/360Falcon Condor NightHawk UZ/360NightHawk2-V/360 25IRNightHawk2 1280X2.6640X1.8640X1.8 Video Processing Units Ready-to-Install Mounts Retracting Solutions Third-Axis Add-on Quick Release AdaptersContinuous investment in R&D and innovation support an ever-advancing product portfolio Raptor 3X 1280X3.6 195 g Stinger 640X1.8 * Note: Numbers and multiples above NextVision’ssystems represent infrared camera photo resolution (expressed in pixels) and infrared camera zoom range (expressed as a multiple of DragonEye2 range).
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5Investor Presentation | August 2026 ComprehensiveSoftware Suite Drives Mission SuccessSimulationBuilt-in simulation software allows operators to train as they’ll perform, perfecting cadence ahead of time Advanced and Expanded Processing Capabilities The TRIP series video processors integrate seamlessly with Next Vision’s hardware and offer applications for every mission Onboard Processing is essential for operation in variable environments, in order to meet the requirements of each mission PlanningIntuitive UI allows planning in the same environment missions will be executed, ensuring preparednessVideo DistributionLive screening directly from NextVision’s products, enabling continuous monitoring of progress Camera ControlIn-house control software seamlessly integrates with NextVision’sproducts, driving mission success Geographic ReferencingVideo Caching & RecordingVideo Compression & StreamingImage EnhancementObject RecognitionObject & Area TrackingVideo Motion Detection Control (CCA/CCA2/CCA3)Built-In Configuration Battle-Ready UpgradesIn-House Video Management 5Investor Presentation | August 2026
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6Investor Presentation | August 2026 TRIP7oAdvanced platform for running NextVision’sdevelopmentsoEnables running customer applicationsoAdvanced video processing StingeroAdapted for high speedsoCost EffectiveoDesigned/adapted for mass production New Products In 2026 Raptor 3XoLeveraging and expanding the product’s successoIncreased detection ranges for a 3-axis solutionoIncreased maneuverability Rapid Development Capability,2–3 New Products Launched Each Year
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7Investor Presentation | August 2026 Financial StrengthTechnologyProduction Capability and Meeting Market RequirementsProven Operational Experience Value Drivers And The Company’s Positioning In The MarketThe company established its position in the market thanks to a combination of technological innovation, operational experience, and advanced production and supply capabilities
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8Investor Presentation | August 2026 Strategic positioning within the U.S. defense ecosystem as an approved vendor withing the Blue UAS FrameworkGlobal defense spending is reaching new heights, leading to muti-billion-dollar TAMs for unmannedIncreasing use of unmanned systems in modern warfare, with global leaders take steps to replenish their arsenals Strong financial standing, driven by a solid backlog and long-standing partnerships with strategic customersTrusted by the leading customers for diverse and complex missionsA leading company with field-proven solutions and broad mission relevanceNextVision’sProducts Were Purpose-Designed to Enable Today’s Unmanned Systems Competitive Advantages And Tailwinds From Market Trends
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9Investor Presentation | August 2026 Operation Spider’s Web Operation Rising Lion Operation Roaring Lion Unmanned Systems Are Becoming a Core Element of Modern Warfare Source: Various news sources. Operation Spider’s Web: How Ukraine Rewrote the Rules of Drone WarfareUngentlemanly Robots: Israel’s Operation Rising Lion and the New Way of War“Israel’s strike, like Ukraine’s earlier Operation Spider’s Web, validates how small autonomous systems –when staged forward and synchronized with long-range fire –compress the timeline to relative superiority.”–Center for Strategic and International StudiesJune 2025 “Military analysts say the strike, launched in the early hours of June 1, 2025, is a wake-up call –not just for Russia, but for the world. It showed how accessible, low-cost technology, coupled with sharp strategy, can deliver devastating precision from hundreds of miles away.”–Scripps NewsJuly 2025 US Confirms First Combat Use of LUCAS One-Way Attack Drone in Iran Strikes“The newly formed Task Force Scorpion Strike squadron, a first-of-its-kind one-way attack drone squadron led by US SOCOM-Central personnel…sets the conditions for using innovation as a deterrent.”–Military TimesFebruary 2026
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10Investor Presentation | August 2026 With Global Leaders Taking Steps to Fill Their ArsenalsEstablishment of the Defense Autonomous Warfare Group Exemplifies Enduring Focus on Unmanned Systems Spending 10 CENTCOM Launches New “Suicide Drone” Attack Force in Middle EastDefense Sovereignty: Europe Races to Build the Low-Cost Weapons of the Future Japan Moves to Institutionalize Drone Warfare as Manpower Shortfall DeepensIndian Army Scales Up Drone Induction, Aims to Make Every Soldier a Drone Operator oIn April 2026, the Department of War announced a $55 billion FY2027 budget request for drone and autonomy development, a 24,070% increase over the ~$226 million received in FY2026oLeverages the Defense Autonomous Warfare Group (DAWG) for procurement, a pathfinder organization with broad flexibility to fund cutting-edge technologyoEmphasis on research and development dollarsto support rapid innovation and the ability to quickly develop new capabilitiesoBuilds on June 2025 “Unleashing American Drone Dominance” Executive Order,which removed legacy procurement rules and accelerated times to delivery for autonomous systemsSource: Various news sources.
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11Investor Presentation | August 2026 Global Defense Spending Is Rising, with Growing Prioritization of Unmanned Systems and Advanced TechnologiesDefense Spending Is Shifting Toward Autonomous Warfare NATO’s Reprioritization of Defense Spending Post-Ukraine Has Unlocked Billions in Spend on Next-Gen Warfare $98$91$67$49$44 $762$1,100 GermanyUKFranceItalyPolandOthersFY2025E Total US Defense Spending by Year 2025E NATO Spending by Country ($B) 2021 2026 2027 ~$1 Trillion~$740 Billion ~$1.5 Trillion Source: United States Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) FY2021 and FY2026 Defense Budget Materials, NATO press releasetitled “DefenceExpenditure of NATO Countries (2014-2024)” and various news sources. ~250% Increasein European GDP ContributionNATO commitment on defense spending by 2035 “Drone dominance will do two things: drive costs down and capabilities up. We will delivertens of thousands of small drones to our force in 2026, and hundreds of thousands of them by 2027.”–Pete HegsethUS Secretary of Defense “You see now $400 Ukrainian drones taking out multi-million dollar, in terms of cost, Russian tanks… Speed is of the essence, not perfection, to get these new technologies in.”–Mark RutteNATO Secretary General T
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12Investor Presentation | August 2026 $6.4 $11.2 20252030 Multi-Billion Dollar Markets Driven by Global UAS Adoption Source: Markets (2025), Fortune Business Insights (2026), Next Move Strategy Consulting (2026). Small Drone Market ($B) $19.8 $52.3 20252034 Multi-Billion Dollar Markets Driven by Global UAS AdoptionMilitary Drone Market ($B) CAGR+11.9% CAGR+11.1% 65$ 118$ 20252030 CAGR+12.5% NextVisionis positioned at the intersection of the fastest-growing trends in defense, unmannedsystems, and advanced ISR payloads
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13Investor Presentation | August 2026 Target Market: USAFurther penetrate the world’s largest defense market Countries with NextVisionCustomer Footprint Strong Global Presence Across Leading Defense Markets Philippines Belgium Brazil South Korea India Hungary JapanSpain Mexico New Zealand Norway PortugalCyprusGreece Canada France United States Chile Australia ItalySwitzerland England Israel Singapore SwedenLatviaPolandGermanyMoldovaRomaniaSlovenia NetherlandsDenmark OtherIsraelNorth AmericaEurope5.8%8.8%27.3%58.1%H1 2026 5.3%15.1%25.4%54.2%H1 2025 3.9%10.6%29.2%56.3%2025 Geographic diversification enables the Company to benefit from multiple demand drivers across global defense markets
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14Investor Presentation | August 2026 Integrated with leading uasmanufacturers, creating long-term growth opportunities
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15Investor Presentation | August 2026 Robust Backlog And Deep Customer Relationships Drive Enviable Financial Position | Performance Gross Profit Net IncomeOperating IncomeRevenue $53.0M $102.7M H1 2025H1 2026 +93.7% $45.2M $90.2M H1 2025H1 2026 +99.4% $43.8M $91.9M H1 2025H1 2026 +109.9% $73.2M $155.5M H1 2025H1 2026 +112.4%
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16Investor Presentation | August 2026 (1)Active Customers defined as those customers that NextVisionsells to in a given period.(2)H1 2026 order backlog as of August 9th, 2026. H1 2025 order backlog as of August 10th2025 Order Backlog and Customer Base Support Strong Forward Business Visibility Order Backlog(2)Active Customers(1) +140% $110.4M $265.2M H1 2025H1 2026 154 150 H1 2025H1 2026
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17Investor Presentation | August 2026 4.57.8152652 115 168 355 2019A2020A2021A2022A2023A2024A2025A*2026 +90%2019A –2025A CAGR NextVision’s YoY Growth Future Potential Revenue DriversoSignificant growth in defense spending worldwideoGlobal Prioritization of Low-Cost, AttritableSystemsoSuperior Product Offerings Long-Term Market Trends Driving Consistent Growth In 2022+73%In 2023+100%In 2024+121%In 2025+46%In 2026+111%(*) * 2026 Revenue Target represents target set by NextVision Board of Directors and is not an estimate or projection.
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18Investor Presentation | August 2026 Building the Operational Foundation for Continued Growth We expanded from 3,300sqm at the beginning of the year to approximately 5,000sqm at year-end Expansion of the company’s area and production areas Beginning of the year: over ~1,500 units per month, end of the year: planned for over ~5,000 units per month Increase in production capacity Establishment of a European operation to support the Company’s global expansion strategy, improve customer proximity, strengthen supply chain resilience, and enhance support for key markets Expansion of International Presence The Company continues to invest in manufacturing capabilities, infrastructure and global operations to support growing demand and expand execution capacity over time Increase from approximately $54M as of 31.12.2025to approximately $72M as of 30.06.2026 Inventory growth
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19Investor Presentation | August 2026 Complies with IFRS. Financials for 2025 audited. 12 months ended31.12.20256 months ended30.06.20256 months ended30.06.2026(USD, Thousands) 168,35473,243155,541Revenues (50,798)(20,198)(52,798)Cost of Sales 117,55653,045102,743Gross Profit (5,491)(2,276)(3,629)R&D (10,541)(5,559)(8,961)SG&A 101,52445,21090,153Operating Profit 114,66449,147101,546Pre-Tax Income 103,66443,79691,911Net Profit 63,64016,31475,157OCF 341210603CAPEX H1 2026Financial Highlights
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20Investor Presentation | August 2026 Prioritize strategic acquisitions offering expanded capabilities in high-growth areasIntegrate AI capabilities, ensuring NextVisionremains on the cutting edge of operational superiority Attract top talent to fuel continuous innovation and expand capabilities in emerging areasLeverage strong relationships and consistent value delivery to accelerate customer acquisition in Israel and abroad Focus On Reliability And Availability Pursuing Strategic Acquisitions Increasing Investment In R&D Expanding AI Capabilities Expanding Our Customer BaseA strong foundation for addressing the needs of our customers Key Drivers of Long-Term Growth
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