Announcement PDF Capital Raising Investor Presentation FBR Limited (ASX:FBR | OTCQB:FBRKF) Catalysts Ahead De-risking Completed • Successful completion of Site Acceptance Test in Florida, triggering US$0.6m payment to FBR  Hadrian X® successfully deployed from Australia to facility in Fort • Announcement of builder participants in the Demonstration Program conducted with global building materials supplier CRH  Leading innovator in autonomous construction technology, having • US JV Option with CRH Ventures, if exercised, provides initial 20 machine purchase order and US$40m revolving loan facility to support the manufacture of up to 300 Hadrian X® robots • Wall offtake agreements with key builder clients in Florida • Scaling of Hadrian X® fleet in Florida • Large global market opportunity with macroeconomic tailwinds as housing demand outpaces supply and labour shortages escalate Myers, Florida with engineering inspection and recalibration underway developed one of the most advanced, fully-mobile, highway-capable construction robots in the world  Successfully completed Factory Acceptance Testing and Preliminary Site Acceptance Testing in Australia  Compliance completed with ICC (global standard), NCC (Australia), Florida State and Texas  Significant ‘first-mover’ technological and commercial advantage backed by strong 100% owned global IP portfolio comprised of 41 patent families, 143 patents granted and 107 patents pending  Proven commercial capability through completed projects including mixture of large commercial properties, low-density residential homes and multi-storey medium-density townhouses, with a further eight medium-density townhouses under construction presently  Partnered with leading global industry participants  A strong, capable and experienced team, underpinned by worldleading expertise 2 US Activities - Overview • CRH Ventures purchased an option to form U.S. joint venture with FBR for US$2.0m, paid in non-refundable tranches • Demonstration program involves completion of a Site Acceptance Test in Florida and construction of external walls of 5-10 single storey house structures • CRH Ventures may exercise option to form JV any time up until 45 days post-completion of 5-10 houses of demonstration program • Upon formation of JV, CRH Ventures will provide JV with a US$40m revolving loan facility and an initial purchase order for 20 Hadrian X® robots valued at US$40m • Pathway to 300 Hadrian X® robots set out with purchase order tranches that set base expansion rate for the JV and can be accelerated by agreement to meet the needs of the market1 Exclusive U.S. Demonstration Program & JV Option • CRH Ventures, a subsidiary of CRH plc (NYSE:CRH, US$55bn market cap) • CRH plc generates multi-billion-dollar revenues, demonstrating a strong customer base and global market footprint • A market leading supplier of building materials with established operations globally including in the U.S. and Europe, and further expansion into Australia through recently completed $2.1bn acquisition of Adbri Ltd • A U.S. JV providing WaaS® will generate new revenue streams and differentiated products relative to existing business model: − Revenue from delivery of erected wall (WaaS®), not just manufacture of blocks − Delivery of internal masonry walls, competing strongly with timber − Competitive advantage and efficiency gains through use of automation and robotics − Delivering customers real-time advantages and cost savings Completion of Demonstration Program US$400,000 Est. Aug/Sep ‘24 completion Passing SAT US$600,000 Early-mid August 2024 completion Passing FAT US$800,000 (received) Execution of Agreements US$200,000 (received) Non-refundable Demonstration Program Payment Schedule 1. See slide 16 for rubric outlining details of pathway to 300 Hadrian X® robots in the agreement Payment received To be received upon completion 3 U.S. Demonstration Program & Joint Venture Option Poised to deliver a Demonstration Program with a leading global building materials company 4 Factory Acceptance Test • Designed to test the speed and accuracy of the Hadrian X, while assessing reliability and capability to achieve sustained lay rates • Hadrian X® completed a 751-block structure in 2 hours and 16 minutes, achieving sustained lay rate of 330bph, significantly faster than the 285bph required • Larger format block would allow completion in ~55min, tripling effective lay rate • Following FAT, further optimisation work undertaken to improve reliability and FAT Requirement Achieved Lay speed (bph) 285 330 Blocks 751 751 Besser Block Besser Block 2:38:00 2:16:00 Block type Time • Prior to shipping, Preliminary Site Acceptance Test outdoors at FBR premises, achieved requirements Factory Acceptance Test (Complete) • Completion of indoor test build at FBR’s Perth facility, at effective lay rate of at least 285bph • Utilising only tablet to control Hadrian X® and a crew of no more than three people • FBR completed FAT at effective lay rate of 330bph ‘Person in zone’ (PIZ) operator inspects blocks that have just been laid Outdoor SAT-style build completed prior to Hadrian X® leaving Perth 5 US Deployment • Hadrian X® arrived in US on 8 July 2024, and following receipt of customs clearance was transported to FBR facility in Fort Myers • Approval of requisite permits received from US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) • FBR team deployed to Fort Myers, undertaking recalibration of Hadrian X® ahead of Site Acceptance Testing and Demonstration Program Ro/Ro ship leaves Port of Fremantle bound for United States Liebherr facility in Miami, Florida FBR Team unpacks Hadrian X® at facility in Fort Myers, Florida 6 Site Acceptance Test • SAT to be undertaken once Hadrian X® has arrived at facility in Fort Myers and recalibration activities completed • SAT will test Hadrian X® speed, accuracy and reliability outdoors, while highlighting versatility of the technology and ability to comply with building codes in Florida • A key tenet to the attractiveness of FBRs technology is ability to seamlessly integrate into existing construction processes, meaning that customers benefit from automated construction without sacrificing speed, quality or cost, and without onerous changes to their supply chain or build process Site Acceptance Test (SAT) • Requires completion of same test build as Factory Acceptance Test (751 block structure), while incorporating the use of bond beam blocks, outdoors in Florida at effective lay rate of at least 285bph • Utilising only tablet to control Hadrian X® and a crew of no more than three people • Confirmation from independent structural engineer that walls of build are consistent with design and meet applicable building standards • Successful completion of SAT results in US$600,000 payment to FBR from CRH Ventures, in-line with Demonstration Program agreement Bond beam blocks are used to provide additional structural strength and are a common feature in masonry construction in the south-eastern state of the US. Bond beam blocks contain a recess to house reinforcement bar that is then secured in place with mortar/grout Source: International Masonry Institute 7 Demonstration Program • 5-10 house demonstration program to be undertaken in locales of Babcock Ranch and Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Florida • 3 key builders identified and currently finalizing terms and planning approvals Demonstration Program Recap • Demonstration Program consists of FBR constructing up to 10 houses, five of which FBR will choose, and up to five houses which CRH is responsible for selecting TAD build file of a demonstration program home to be built • Contracts entered into in respect of builders selected by an affiliate of CRH Ventures must be submitted to FBR within eight weeks postcompletion of SAT, with a requirement that any contracts submitted within this time frame must then have concrete slabs in place within a further eight-week time frame • Demonstration Program deemed complete when FBR completes construction of its five houses and any houses built for builders selected by an affiliate of CRH Ventures Babcock Ranch Cape Coral • Completion of Demonstration Program triggers a US$400,000 payment to FBR and if the JV Option has not already been exercised by CRH Ventures, a 45-calendar day period begins before the Option expires Operational hub 8 JV Option Exercise • Upon exercising of JV Option CRH provides JV with US$40m revolving loan facility to fund Hadrian X® purchases from FBR, and initial purchase order for 20 Hadrian X® robots (up to $US40m of revenue to FBR) • FBR to fund 51% of JV start-up costs only, expected to be ~US$2.0m with remainder of working capital to be funded via CRH loan facility and ongoing US WaaS revenue • Each JV partner entitled to two Board members each; CEO (appointed by the Board) to oversee day-to-day operations FBR grants JV exclusive Hadrian X® supply rights covering U.S. Majority of FBR’s global annual Hadrian X® manufacturing capacity reserved for JV for first 30 units / year (includes licensed OEMs) US$40m revolving debt facility for JV to fund Hadrian X® purchases from FBR FBR supplies Hadrian X® operator training and machines maintenance services to JV for fixed price • As soon as practicable post-commencement of JV, FBR to swap out the first Australian-spec Hadrian X® unit with a U.S.-spec Hadrian X® unit at its cost • Initial operation will commence in Florida • Recurring maintenance revenue anticipated. FBR will provide fixed price Hadrian X® maintenance & repair services and personnel training services to the JV at a rate of US$220,000 per Hadrian X® per year, indexed to US CPI from 31 December 2023 • A CRH affiliate to preferentially supply blocks to the JV 49% ownership US Joint Venture Entity 51% ownership 9 U.S. Market Entry FBR poised to enter its largest target market and the largest low-rise residential construction market globally 10 Why the U.S.? • One of the largest low-rise residential construction markets in the world • FBR’s technology could vastly improve the output and sustainability of the construction industry • Moody’s estimates a minimum of approximately 1.5 million new homes per year just to meet demand in the U.S.1 • A chronic undersupply of new housing since the Global Financial Crisis, leaves an estimated deficit of up to 20 million homes • Builders are seeking to reduce costs and improve margins, however, material cost and availability of labour is continuing to be a significant challenge U.S. Builder Completions – Top 10 (2022-23) Completions 2022 Completions 2023 D.R. Horton 82,930 90,777 Builder Lennar Corp. 68,817 73,087 PulteGroup 29,111 28,603 NVR 22,732 20,662 Meritage Homes 14,106 13,976 KB Home 13,738 13,236 Taylor Morrison 12,647 11,495 Clayton Properties 11,751 9,957 Toll Brothers 10,515 9,597 Century Communities 10,594 9,568 TOTAL 276,941 280,958 Source: (1) Moody’s Analytics (2023), FRED, (2) IZA Institute of labour Economics (2022), NAHB (2022), Census Bureau (2023), Madison Trust Company 11 Florida and Texas are among the largest and fastest growing residential construction markets in the U.S. Initial Target Markets U.S. Housing Supply Shortfall • High concentration of new build opportunities in Florida and Texas • Ready access to materials and infrastructure • Existing high-volume market exclusively masonry construction, which is primed for robotic disruption • Areas prone to hurricanes/severe weather conditions and high wind loads (southern states of the U.S.) require masonry structures Undersupplied Severely undersupplied • Between July 2022-23, Florida and Texas experienced increased net migration (domestic and international) of +373k and +315k people respectively1 Initial target markets Top 5 States (new residential builds) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Texas 192.9 209.9 230.5 266.0 263.1 6.4% 59% Florida 144.4 154.3 164.1 213.5 212.0 8.0% 64% California 113.5 110.2 106.1 119.4 119.7 1.1% 63% North Carolina 71.7 71.3 80.5 94.9 91.9 5.1% 70% Georgia 59.3 53.8 55.8 67.2 77.2 5.4% 61% U.S. Total 1,329.0 1,386.3 1,471.2 1,737.2 1,765.3 4.6% 59% (‘000s) Source: Moody’s, Census Bureau, NAHB , National Association of Realtors % Single Family Homes 5 Yr. CAGR 12 Key Catalysts for FBR Shareholders Event Indicative timing  Successful execution of Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) Completed  Transport of Hadrian X® to the US Completed  Successful execution of Site Acceptance Test (SAT) in Florida August 2024  Formal appointment of builders for Demonstration Program August 2024  House 1 Build w/CRH - Media/Strategic Stakeholders/VIP August 2024  VIP Demonstration - Media, Strategic Stakeholders August 2024  Completion of 10 house Demonstration Program Aug-Sept 2024  JV Option exercised Up to 45 days post completion of Demonstration Program  CRH Ventures Americas to provide US$40m debt facility to Fastbrick Americas JV At exercise of JV Option  FBR to receive US$40m purchase order for first tranche of 20 Hadrian X® units (of potential 300 machine order) Q4 CY2024  Commercial wall offtake agreements with key builder clients in Florida Q4 CY2024 13 Equity Raising Summary • Placement to raise approximately A$12.5 million under the Company’s existing placement capacity under ASX Listing Rule 7.1A (“Placement” or the “Offer”) • Approximately 328.9 million new fully paid ordinary shares in FBR (“New Shares”) to be issued under the Placement, representing approximately 7.4% of FBR current shares on issue. • New Shares to be issued under the Placement at a fixed offer price of A$0.038 per New Share (“Offer Price”), which represents a discount of 20.8% to the Company’s last traded price on 31 July 2024. Use of Funds • General working capital Pro forma 30 June 2024 net cash position at completion of the raise1 • A$16.2m Ranking • New shares issued under the Offer will rank pari passu with existing shares on issue. Lead Manager and Bookrunner • Bell Potter Securities Limited Offer Size and Structure Offer Price 1Pro forma reflects cash position as at 30 June 2024 plus the proceeds from the capital raising but excludes costs of the offer, exercise of options since 30 June and the proceeds from sale of Loan Funded Shares announced to the ASX on 16 July 2024 14 Indicative Timeline Event Time (AEST) / Date Trading Halt Thursday, 1 August 2024 Announce completion of Placement, trading halt lifted and recommencement of trading Monday, 5 August 2024 Settlement of Placement New Shares allotted and commence normal trading Thursday, 8 August 2024 Friday, 9 August 2024 Note: The above timetable is indicative only and subject to change. Subject to the requirements of the Corporations Act, the ASX Listing Rules and any other applicable laws, FBR Limited in consultation with the Lead Manager, reserves the right to amend this timetable. 15 Path to 300 Hadrian X®’s in the U.S. Purchase Order Initial 20 Hadrian X® units Second 39 Hadrian X® units Third 40 Hadrian X® units Quantum Conditions − US$2.0m each3, US$1.1m deposit, remainder paid on delivery and completion of SAT − 3 units delivered ASAP, remaining 17 ordered in batches of 3 (except final batch of 2 units) − Annual interest rate, payable quarterly (6-month USD SOFR + 1.5%) − Additional instalments triggered by: − 30% gross margin1, 75% utilisation over 6 months for incumbent2 fleet − 30% gross margin, 50% utilisation rate over 2 months on 3 most recently delivered units − US$2.0m each3, US$1.1m deposit, remainder paid on delivery and completion of SAT − Ordered in batches of 3 Hadrian X® units − Annual interest rate, payable quarterly (6-month USD SOFR + 3.0%) − Hadrian X® units ordered under the same terms and subject to the same requirements as above − US$2.0m each3, US$1.1m deposit, remainder paid on delivery and completion of SAT − Ordered in batches of 3 Hadrian X® units (except final batch of 1 unit) − Annual interest rate, payable quarterly (6-month USD SOFR + 4.0%) − Hadrian X® units ordered under the same terms and subject to the same requirements as above − JV granted 40 options to purchase Hadrian X® units in tranches of 5 at lesser of − US$2.5m each3; or − price charged by FBR’s third-party manufacturer − If JV does not exercise the options for at least 20 Hadrian X® units per year, all remaining options immediately terminate Fourth 200 Hadrian X® units (40 options of 5 units) 1. Gross margin refers to direct revenues and costs incurred at site, and excludes JV overhead, corporate costs, and depreciation of Hadrian X® units 2. Incumbent fleet is the fleet of Hadrian X® units held by the JV minus the three most recently delivered units 3. CPI adjusted 4.Refer ASX Announcement dated 18 January 2024 for further detail 16 Corporate Snapshot Capital structure Ordinary shares on issue 4.5b Average daily volume (last 3 months) 5.5m Gross cash balance (30 Jun 2024) $3.7m Directors & Management $0.06 140 $0.05 120 100 $0.04 80 $0.03 60 $0.02 40 $0.01 20 Richard Grellman AM Non-Executive Chairman Glenn Cooper Non-Executive Director Shannon Robinson Non-Executive Director Nancy Milne AOM Non-Executive Director Shareholders Mike Pivac Executive Director – MD & CEO Brickworks (ASX:BKW) 16.5%* Mark Pivac Executive Director – CTO M & G Investments 12.3%* Rowan Caren Chief Financial Officer Fidelity 9.9%* Kiel Chivers Chief Operating Officer Mark Pivac (Founder) 7.5% Jonathan Lawe Davies General Counsel Mike Pivac (Founder) 2.9% $0.00 Jul 23 Volume $205m Share Price Close (AUD) Market capitalisation (as at 29/07/2024) Millions Share price performance (12 months) 0 Sep 23 *as per last substantial holding notice Nov 23 Jan 24 Mar 24 May 24 Jul 24 Register Brickworks Limited Institutional Investors Board and Management Retail 17 For more information contact: Follow our story +61 8 9380 0240 investor@fbr.com.au 18 Disclaimer Important Notice This presentation has been prepared by FBR Limited. 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Any person who is not a relevant person should not act or rely on this document. 21 Appendices Introducing Utilising FBR’s proprietary Dynamic Stabilisation Technology (DST®), the Hadrian X® features a modular design for mass manufacture with distributed control architecture, improving reliability, ease of maintenance and customisation Capability to incorporate a robotic brick saw module for making height, mitre and gable cuts as required, and a Human Machine Interface (HMI) makes operation simple via tablet or mobile device 3 storeys high 2 1 Shuttle block-delivery system handles blocks up to 600mm x 400mm x 300mm (2.0ft x 1.3ft x 1.0ft) or 23 Standard Brick Equivalents, weighing up to 45 kgs (100lbs) with scope for other industry applications. Delivers up to 25m2 (30 yard2) of load-bearing, structural wall per hour. 23 What’s the problem? X Labour shortages in construction: a global challenge X Technological advances in construction are failing to sufficiently reduce cost X A widening deficit of masons and bricklayers in key markets X Housing supply unable to keep up with growing population X The construction industry is a significant contributor to injury and environmental risk Why use the Hadrian X®?  A key step towards full-digitalisation of construction House constructed using Wienerberger Porotherm – world’s largest clay blocks  Provides builders with certainty on timing of wall delivery, and faster progression to completion: − Reduction in project delays positively impacts economics − Walls can be built in days and on-time − Enables follow-on trades to work to schedule  Faster and more accurate  Drastically reduces on-site waste generation