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Business Overview for Investors SORACOM , INC . August 12 , 2026 SORACOM
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2 About Us Name Established Offices Employees(1) CEO Business Shareholders(3) SORACOM, INC. November 2014 Head Office: Tokyo, Japan US Office: Bellevue, WA, USA UK Office: London, United Kingdom Total 196 (47 in US/Europe(2)) Ken Tamagawa Al / IoT Connectivity Platform Service KDDI CORPORATION / World Innovation Lab / SECOM CO., LTD. / SOURCENEXT CORPORATION / Sony Group Corporation / NIPPON GAS CO., LTD. / Hitachi, Ltd. / Suzuki Global Ventures Notes: (1) The number of regular employees excluding board members as of Jun 2026; (2) Employees at SORACOM GLOBAL, INC. (US) and SORACOM CORPORATION, LTD. (UK) ; (3) As of Apr 2026 Making Things Happen for a world that works together Bringing people and things together to build a connected world where all of us will achieve more than any of us can imagine. From connectivity and cloud to AI and beyond SORACOM puts advanced technology in the service of community to spark a better tomorrow. IoT and beyond. VISION / MISSION
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3 IoT SIM (5G/LTE/3G/LTE-M) SORACOM IoT Connectivity Remote Control AI Data Processing IoT Automation SORACOM Devices SORACOM Cloud LPWA / Satellite Wi-Fi / Wired Communication Modules Sensor Devices Partner Cloud Services AWS / Microsoft Google / OpenAI Partner Devices “Sora-Cam,” the AI Eye AI / CloudIoT / AI Devices IoT Connectivity Incremental Revenue Recurring Revenue High-Capacity Connectivity for Physical AI Service Overview SORACOM’s AI / IoT Connectivity Platform AI Agent “SORACOM Agent”
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4 Corporate Overview Case Studies Use Cases in US / EuropeUse Cases in Japan Numerous Customer Cases Across a Wide Range of Industries Smart Light Heat Risk Monitoring Weather Cameras Smart Metering Construction System Sharing Mobility GPS Tracking Hotel Operations DX AI Person DetectionSmart Power Panel Functionality Checking Bus Security Connected Car Healthcare & Nursing Manufacturing Primary Industry Retail Construction FinanceEnergy Failure Prediction Railway CBM Temp Monitoring Store Camera
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5 Earnings Structure SORACOM's Business Model (JPY MM) Continuous Incremental Revenue Generates Recurring Revenue Quarterly RevenueRevenue Growth Model of a Client Self-Service with One SIM & Device PoC / Prototypes Further Expansion Successful Launch Global Expansions / New Versions Project Starts 1 month later* 3 months later* *Examples of common AI / IoT projects Incremental Revenue Recurring Revenue (Connectivity, Cloud, AI) 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1 FY3/21 FY3/22 FY3/23 FY3/24 FY3/25 FY3/26 FY3/27 Incremental Revenue Recurring Revenue
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6 Service Overview Value of Platform – No Need to Reinvent the Wheel – Soracom Provides 23 Fundamental Building Blocks (1) for AI / IoT Allowing Customers to Choose as Needed Customer A ■ Cloud Integration ■ Data Formatting ■ Connectivity Smart Metering Customer B ■ Private Connectivity ■ Security ■ Global Connectivity Payment Terminal Customer C ■ Data Visualization ■ Cloud Integration ■ Connectivity Vehicle Management Using Services Using Services Using Services CloudDevice SolutionConnectivity Note: (1) As of Jul 2026
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7 Holds Over 110 Patents(1) Technical Edge Innovative Technology Soracom Secures a Competitive Edge by Running Its Proprietary “Mobile Core” Directly on the Public Cloud Cost Effective Advanced Value-added ServiceCurrent Mobile Core Virtualized Mobile Core (NFV) Soracom Mobile Core Public Cloud On-Premises Server Generic Switch Data Center In-House Server Note: (1) As of Jun 2026
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8 Technical Edge Global Ready Seamless Global Access with SORACOM (581 Carriers / 206 Countries & Regions)(1) US MNOs SORACOM MobileCoreUS MNOs SORACOM Mobile Core South America MNOs SORACOM Mobile Core Asia / Oceania MNOs SORACOM Mobile Core NTT Docomo / KDDI SORACOM Mobile Core SORACOM Mobile Core Note: (1) As of Jul 2026
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9 ⚫ Recognized for Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute Source：Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Managed IoT Connectivity Services, Worldwide, by Pablo Arriandiaga, Kameron Chao, Jon Dressel at 4 May 2026 Gartner does not endorse any company, vendor, product or service depicted in its publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s business and technology insights organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this publication, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. GARTNER and MAGIC QUADRANT are trademarks of Gartner, Inc. and its affiliates. This graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research document and should be evaluated in the context of the entire document. The Gartner document is available upon request from Soracom. The Gartner content described herein (the “Gartner Content”) represents research opinion or viewpoints published, as part of a syndicated subscription service, by Gartner, Inc. (“Gartner”), and is not a representation of fact. Gartner Content speaks as of its original publication date (and not as of the date of this stockholder presentation), and the opinions expressed in the Gartner Content are subject to change without notice. Soracom-KDDI Named a Leader 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Managed IoT Connectivity Services, Worldwide Global Recognition①： 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant
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10 • Recognized for directly embedding generative AI into the IoT development workflow • The only vendor offering a complete set of features (SORACOM Flux, SORACOM Query, MCP Server, etc.) that let both engineers and non-engineers build AI- integrated IoT applications on the platform Soracom Named Named a “Most Valuable Pioneer“ QKS Group — AI Maturity Matrix For IoT Connectivity Management Platform, 2026 Global Recognition②： QKS Group
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11 SORACOM Data at a Glance FYE March 2026 Full -Year Financial Summary (1) Key Metrics Notes: (1) Figures are on a consolidated basis unless otherwise stated; (2) The share of global revenue (US, Europe, and Japanese customers in global accounts) within recurring revenue; (3) As of Jul 2026; (4) Calculated as: Accounts that became inactive (i.e., no recurring revenue) for 12+ months / Active accounts generating >1M JPY annually; (5) Net Retention Rate from FY3/25 to FY3/26, indicating the continuation rate of recurring revenue from existing customers, calculated by the formula: [Recurring revenue of customers acquired prior to the previous period] ÷ [Recurring revenue of those customers in the previous period] Key Update JPY11.0B Recurring Revenue Total Revenue EBITDA ARR YoY +41.7% YoY +38.1% B9.2JPY B12.4JPY B1.2JPY Operating Profit MM871JPY Global Ratio(2) 48.0% Resilient Recurring Revenue Global Recognition Expected Revenue Range in 5yearsConnections (3) in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant Leader by FY 3/31 M10 % 0.4 % 121 NRR (5) Churn (4) B50.0JPY
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12 Market Size Soracom’s Target Market Extending our reach to the global IoT market by leveraging strengths across multiple IoT categories Source: IDC’s Worldwide Internet of Things Spending Guide (Dec, 2025) The market size for IoT platforms and IoT-related services is estimated as the total of the market sizes for IoT Platform, Cellular, and Services within the IoT market 2026(E) 2029(E) Worldwide (2029) USD 952.3B Platform and Application, etc. Software USD 132.4B Cloud and data processing, etc. Infrastructure USD 73.8B Sensors and security equipment, etc. End points USD 308.1B Including Cellular / LPWA, etc. Connectivity USD 64.6B System design and Construction, etc. Service USD 62.6B
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13 Market Size Serviceable Obtainable Market JPY 50 B by 2031 Is Barely a Fraction of What's Possible Notes: (1) TAM (Total Addressable Market): the total addressable IoT market size. Based on the total IoT market (IDC forecast), our estimate extends the figure to 2031 using an approximate CAGR of 14.1% for 2026–2029; (2) SAM (Serviceable Available Market): the market size actually reachable with our business model. Calculated by applying the co nnectivity market‘s share (approx. 10.1%) within the total IoT market as of 2026 to the TAM estimate; (3) SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market): the market size we actually aim to capture. Calculated from our FY2031/3 revenue target (¥50 billion) converted at ¥150/dollar; (4) The circle sizes above are schematic representations of the relative positions of TAM, SAM, and SOM, and do not reflect the actual scale of market size SOMSAM IoT Connectivity Market USD 124.9 B(2) TAM Total IoT Market USD 1,239 B(1) FY3/31 Expected Revenue Range: USD 333 M(3) (JPY 50 B)
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14 Market Size Current Market Shift Beyond Massive IoT / Industrial DX, the Market ExpandsFurther into Physical AI Massive IoT Data Volume: Small Several MB and up Representative Examples Smart meters, equipment monitoring, etc. Nature of Growth A foundation for stable growth, driven by large unit volumes and long-term usage Industrial DX Data Volume: Medium Several hundred MB and up Representative Examples Remote control, payment terminals, telematics, etc. Nature of Growth Applications span a wide range of operations and are embedded into on-site workflows, resulting in high switching costs Physical AI Data Volume: Large Tens of GB and up Representative Examples AI cameras, drones, autonomous driving, etc. Nature of Growth Market expansion is underway, driven by video × AI, resulting in large data volumes and high unit prices Smart Metering Temp Monitoring Railway CBM Store Camera Bus SecurityRemote BMS Tuning
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15 12,423 50,000 FY3/26 (Actual) FY3/31 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 Built a High -Growth Foundation via Global Expansion, Strategic Alliances, M&A Pursuing Exponential Growth through Organic × Inorganic Strategies Expected Revenue Range by FY 3/31 Revenue CAGR(1) 30%+ Recurring Revenue Ratio 70～80% Inorganic Ratio 20～30% Organic EBITDA Margin 20%+ Note: (1) CAGR from FY3/26 to FY3/31 Inorganic (JPY MM) 5-Year Expected Revenue Range B50JPY
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16 Case Studies
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17 Case Studies from Across the Energy Industry Smart Gas Meter “Space Hotaru” Remote Meter Reading Service “Rakuraku Kenshin” EV Charging Service “WeCharge” EV Charging Service NICIGAS Group OSAKI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. UBIDEN, INC. OpConnect, Inc
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18 ⚫ Only SORACOM enables multi -radio integration on a single platform ⚫ By leveraging SORACOM, the customer reduced in -house development costs and achieved a faster time to market Selected Domestic Case Study Why SORACOM NICIGAS Group Industry: Oil & Gas Scale: 1.5M+ units(1) Region: Japan Use Case: Custom Smart Gas Meter Note: (1) As of Jun 2026 Device ＳＩＭ Connectivity Platform Services Sigfox NW LTE-M NW Provided by SORACOM
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19 Case Studies from Across the Mobility Sector Multipurpose Electric Trolley “MITRA” Mobility Unit “UNI-ONE” School Bus Operation and Safety Monitoring SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION Honda Motor Co., Ltd. BusPatrol America LLC Preventive Maintenance of Railway Rolling Stock Kyushu Railway Company
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20 Case Studies from Across the Retail Industry Retail Store Management Camera System Deli Section Management Camera System Payment Terminal Commercial Refrigeration System BEISIA Co., Ltd. CO-OP SAPPORO Aurora Payments Sollatek (UK) Ltd
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21 Device ＳＩＭ Connectivity Platform Services Provided by SORACOM ⚫ Multi -carrier support and automatic failover enable highly reliable internet connectivity anywhere in the world Why SORACOM Sollatek Industry: Refrigeration Equipment Region: Global Use Case: Refrigerator Temperature Management Selected Overseas Case Study
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22 Soracom Expanding Across Various Industries Digital Transformation in Hotel Operations Remote Monitoring and Maintenance of Factory Equipment Construction Management Camera System Remote Adjustment of Automated Building Control Systems Hilton Hotels & Resorts Zeon Corporation Azbil Corporation Hotel Manufacturing Construction Facility Management TAISEI CORPORATION
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23 Appendix
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24 Technical Edge Cloud -Powered Differentiation Replacing Legacy Telecom Infrastructure with Cloud for Flexibility, Scalability, and Cost Efficiency SORACOM’s Cloud Technology Capex Reduction via Proprietary SoftwareStandard MNO / MVNO MNO Devices Base Station Internet ISP(1) ⚫ Packet switching ⚫ Bandwidth control ⚫ Subscriber database ⚫ Billing system, MVNO Private Network Data Center Devices Base Station Internet ISP(1) ⚫ Packet switching ⚫ Bandwidth control ⚫ Subscriber database ⚫ Billing system, Data Center Note: (1) Internet Service Provider Virtual network operator that leases base stations and runs its software on the cloud instead of in a data center etc. etc. Cloud Data Center
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25 Pricing Model Self-Service Development Plan Low Initial Investment, Recurring Revenue That Grows with Usage Incremental Revenue Recurring Revenue IoT Store BUY Sensor Device $5SIM eSIM (100-pack) $600 Cellular Module $81 $99 Initial Cost "Monthly" Subscription Any usage exceeding the bundled data or platform allowance is billed on a pay-as-you-go basis Note: (1) As of Jun 2026 Pay-as-you-go (Global) Bundled Data 500MB (JP) Large-Volume Upload 100GB (JP) → $1.8 →$1.3 →$1.3
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26 Self-Service Growth Model Major Accounts(4)Self-Service Accounts(3) Less / Zero competition to Acquire Self-Service Projects (Natural Inflow of Self-Service Clients) Acquiring new major projects1’ ✓ 40k Created accounts(1)(2) Illustrative Revenue Scale per Project SUCCEED WITHPRODUCE WITHUSEKNOW With its Self-Service Growth Model, SORACOM is Available for Everyone to Access and Succeed in Their Project Network effects within industries3 Addressing a broad base of self-service projects by lowering barriers to entry 1 Upgrading to major projects with their usage growth (high NRR)2 Notes: (1) Including the accounts with no revenue; (2) As of Jun 2026; (3) Accounts which are not supported by Soracom’s account managers, who are in charge of each project and support the project (4) Accounts which are supported by Soracom’s account managers
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27 Growth Strategy Drivers Driving Exponential Growth from a Cloud -Native Mobile Core, Powered by Two Growth Drivers Combined with AI and Inorganic Strategies Core IoT Growth & Expansion 1 Global Expansion 2 Current Position ①Core IoT Growth & Expansion ⚫ Domestic Connectivity Demand Surge from Industrial AI Adoption ⚫ Accelerating Domestic Group Company Growth ⚫ Connected Car / IoT Infrastructure for Carriers Inorganic (M&A) ⚫ Regional (Overseas M&A) + Technology Complementarity ⚫ Global Niche IoT Solutions ＋ AI × IoT ⚫ End-to-End AI × IoT Platform from Edge to Cloud ⚫ Operational Automation Powered by Generative AI ⚫ Cost Reduction ▲ Drivers Acting Across All Phases ▲ Note: (1) For details on growth strategy drivers, see next page ②Global Expansion ⚫ Achieving Global No. 1 Status in AI/IOT Connectivity Platforms ⚫ Rapid Expansion Through Acquisition of Overseas IoT MVNOs ⚫ Phased Entry into Regions Adjacent to Europe and the Americas
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28 Growth Strategy Drivers in Detail ①Core IoT Growth & Expansion ②Global Expansion Vertically integrating connectivity functions around SGP.32-compliant eSIM management (Remote SIM Provisioning), expanding connected car case studies, and capturing MNO infrastructure refresh demand worth tens of billions of yen through cloud-based replacement of legacy telecom equipment. Connected Car / IoT Infrastructure Business for Carriers Structural growth in demand for high-bandwidth, low- latency, high-reliability connectivity infrastructure as domestic industries pursue AI readiness. The shift to AI- driven connectivity is pushing up both connection volumes and per-connection value, entering a phase of accelerated growth. Surging Domestic Connectivity Demand Integrating group assets such as Misora Connect and Cariot to expand the economic ecosystem. Driving cross- sell, reducing costs through network integration, and improving group-wide profitability by infusing SORACOM's technology capabilities. Accelerating Domestic Group Company Growth Expanding into high-growth emerging markets including Latin America and Asia. Leveraging local partnerships and global coverage as weapons to capture IoT market growth in new regions ahead of competitors. Phased Entry into Regions Adjacent to Europe and the Americas Adoption expanding into social and industrial infrastructure, centered on the US and EU. Global revenue ratio exceeds 40%. Deepening collaboration with TSD⁽¹⁾ in the US to accelerate customer acquisition, targeting a global revenue ratio above 50%. Achieving Global No. 1 in AI / IoT Connectivity Platform Replacing legacy infrastructure at acquired companies with a cloud-native mobile core to simultaneously achieve cost reduction and service quality improvement. Selecting targets on both regional and technology complementarity axes to make Global No. 1 irreversible. Rapid Expansion Through Overseas IoT MVNO Acquisitions Note: (1) TSD (Technology Solution Distributor): A large-scale technology solution distribution company with a network of thousands of TSA s (Technology Solution Advisors — partners that combine products and services from multiple vendors to deliver optimal solutions to end users).
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29 Driving strategic growth with recurring IoT and AI services VerticalHorizontal AI / IoT × Specific Domains B2B Recurring Services Services and products to advance SORACOM‘s existing AI / IoT portfolio Business & Services Enhancing AI / IoT × Communication Infrastructure Companies providing hardware-driven solutions including devices, platform visualization services, wireless technologies, generative AI, and other cutting-edge innovations Companies with industry-specific IoT vertical services that align with Soracom’s synergies, and those positioned to deliver AI / IoT recurring services Companies with Full MVNO capability in Japan and capital alliances with overseas carriers Infrastructure AI × IoT IoT Platform SORACOＭ Growth through M&A Retail / Logistics / Construction Mobility AI-Native Solutions for Business Operations Growth through M&A IoT Application Builder SORACOM Flux Data Analytics Platform Service SORACOM Query Sora-Cam Accelerating Growth with Inorganic Strategies
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30 Overview of SORACOM Group Companies’ Businesses AI / IoT Connectivity Platform Business SORACOM GLOBAL, INC. AI / IoT Connectivity Platform Business SORACOM CORPORATION, LTD. Vehicle Management IoT Platform Business Cariot, INC.AI / IoT Connectivity Platform Business SORACOM, INC. Note: (1) As of Jun 2026 Corporate and IoT-focused MVNO Business Misora Connect, Inc.
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31 Legal Disclaimer This document has been prepared by SORACOM, INC. (the “Company”) solely for the informational purposes of explaining company information and does not constitute a solicitation of purchase or sale of securities in any jurisdiction including Japan, the United States, or any other jurisdiction. The offer or sale of its securities in Japan, the United States, or any other area cannot be conducted without registration or notification based on applicable laws or exemptions derived therefrom. In preparing this document, the Company has relied on the truthfulness, accuracy, and completeness of the information available to it at the time of its preparation. The information contained in this document may be subject to change without prior notice. This document and its contents cannot be disclosed to or used by any third party for any purpose without the prior written consent of the Company. Descriptions contained in this document regarding future business activities or performance are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include expressions such as "aim," "predict," "assume," "believe," "sustain," "attempt," "estimate," "anticipate," "initiative," "intend," "plan," "potentially," "likelihood," "scheme," "intention," "risk," "pursue," "supposed to," "endeavor," "aspire," "intend to," "planned," or other similar expressions describing future business activities, performance, events, or situations. Forward-looking statements are based on the judgment of the Company's management at the time of preparation of this document, taking into account information available at that time, and these statements contain various risks and uncertainties. Therefore, these forward-looking statements may be influenced by various risks and uncertainties, and actual future business activities or performance may differ from the expectations explicitly or implicitly expressed in the forward-looking statements. Information related to companies or parties other than the Company or information created by them is generally based on publicly available information and other information cited in this document, and the Company has not independently verified the accuracy and appropriateness of such information, nor does it provide any guarantees regarding such information. This English translation is provided for convenience only. In the event of any discrepancy between the Japanese original and this English translation, the Japanese version shall prevail. Contact Information IR manager Email：ir-contact@soracom.jp Website：https://soracom.com/en/ir