Announcement PDF THE FORCE BEHIND EMECO OUR ASSET MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE SERVICES STORY Investor Day: December 9, 2025 Co-hosted by: Jarden & Wallabi Group EMECOGROUP.COM EMECO AT A GLANCE 2 950+ Employees Fleet size of ~850 7 Workshops across Australia $785m FY25 Revenue $301m FY25 Op. EBITDA1 Strong balance sheet low leverage (0.65x) 260+ projects Operations in all key mining regions in Australia Corporate Office Force Workshop Emeco Rental ◼ Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Perth, Australia ◼ Australia’s largest mining equipment rental provider ◼ Listed since 2006 ASX:EHL ◼ Black Diamond – major shareholder at ~41% ◼ Fleet - 850 pieces of open cut and underground equipment 1. Operating financial metrics are non-IFRS measures. Refer to the reconciliation of non-IFRS measures to IFRS measures contained in Appendix 1 Largest Australian mining equipment rental provider, complemented by value-added services including high quality maintenance, equipment rebuild, fleet optimisation technology, technical and engineering services EMECOGROUP.COM FLEXIBLE EQUIPMENT FLEET 3 Open-cut fleet Type Count Trucks 378 Dozers 169 Loaders 78 Graders 48 Excavators 49 Ancillary 12 Total 734 Underground fleet Type Count LHD Loaders 39 Trucks 25 Jumbo Drills & Cable Bolters 17 Production Drills 6 Charge Unit 5 Other 24 Total 116 Source: Emeco fleet data as of November 2025 Emeco’s fleet is strategically configured to suit all Australian mining regions and commodities EMECOGROUP.COM EMECO – MORE THAN EQUIPMENT HIRE 4 EMECO: MUCH MORE THAN EQUIPMENT HIRE ▪ We are as much a maintenance business as we are a rental business ▪ 46% of our revenue comes from maintenance and workshop services ▪ This generates - ~$50M in Op. EBITDA1 and ~$40M in Op. EBIT1 ▪ Maintenance services have driven low capital intensity earnings growth over the last 4 years ▪ Customers increasingly seek maintenance services alongside equipment rental, plus our asset management and condition monitoring technology for their own fleet ▪ ~45% of our equipment rental also supplies fully maintained services, separate to our Force business ▪ The Force business supplies maintenance and rebuild services to a range of customers, including the Emeco rental business ▪ Our workshops and maintenance revenue and earnings have grown significantly: ▪ Revenue1 – 3-year CAGR 23% ▪ Operating EBITDA1 – 3-year CAGR 83% ▪ Operating EBIT1 – 3-year CAGR 119% 1. All figures refer to Operating Results and exclude corporate and intersegment eliminations – see Appendices 1 and 2 for full reconciliation. EMECOGROUP.COM OUR MAINTENANCE SERVICE BUSINESS 5 Emeco is as much a maintenance services business as it is an equipment rental business. Over $400 million (46%) of our gross revenue and ~$50 million of EBITDA comes from low-capital maintenance and workshop services. 54% Dry Hire 1. All figures refer to Operating Results and exclude corporate and intersegment eliminations – see Appendices 1 and 2 for full reconciliation. 410 479 Gross Revenue ($m)1 Maintenance Rental 49 314 Operating EBITDA ($m)1 Maintenance Rental 42 166 Operating EBIT ($m)1 Maintenance Rental EMECOGROUP.COM 222 321 373 410 8 34 46 49 4 29 39 42 0 80 FY22A FY23A FY24A FY25A Revenue ($m)¹ Operating EBITDA ($m)¹ Operating EBIT ($m)¹ MAINTENANCE SERVICES GROWTH Workshop & maintenance revenue has almost doubled since FY22, whilst EBITDA has grown by more than 5x and EBIT by more than 10x 1. All figures refer to Operating Results and exclude corporate and intersegment eliminations – see Appendices for full reconciliation. EMECOGROUP.COM OUR MAINTENANCE EARNINGS BY SEGMENT 7 FY25 Gross Revenue Rental - Dry Hire Rental - Maintenance Force - Maintenance External Force - Maintenance Internal Emeco generates significant levels of low-capital maintenance and workshop services through both its Rental and Force businesses 46% Maintenance 54% Equipment Rental $M Equipment Rental Maint. Rental Force Corporate Consol. Elimins Group Revenue1 479.2 136.2 273.5 - (103.5) 785.4 Op. EBITDA1 314.1 14.6 34.2 (43.0) (18.8) 301.1 Op. EBIT1 166.2 14.6 27.1 (43.4) (18.8) 145.7 Almost $50 million of our gross EBITDA1 comes from maintenance and workshop services. 1. All figures refer to Operating Results and exclude corporate and intersegment eliminations – see Appendices 1 and 2 for full reconciliation. OUR MAINTENANCE SERVICE OFFERING Equipment Rental Support ~750 highly-trained, specialised workshop and maintenance personnel Maintenance & Workshop Services Equipment Monitoring Technology & Asset Management Distribution Centres & Sourcing Finance, Legal, Commercial & Administration 200 professional staff 850 pieces of mining equipment Force Fabrication Equipment & Component Rebuilds Electrical Services Maintenance Incl. battery- powered Field Service Line Boring Rental Asset Management & Reliability On-site equipment maintenance Onboard equipment monitoring Client-owned equipment management Surface fleet rental Underground fleet rental Emeco offers an extensive range of workshop and maintenance services in addition to equipment rental EMECOGROUP.COM THE FORCE BEHIND FORCE 9 Emeco employs ~ 950 people. 77% of our employees provide workshop and maintenance services, supported by specialised asset management, planning and reliability experts. Our distribution centres provide 24/7 parts and logistics support. MAINTENANCE CAPABILITIES ▪ Heavy duty diesel fitters ▪ Electrical technicians ▪ High voltage electricians ▪ Fabrication boilermakers ▪ Power generation technicians ▪ Drill specialists EQUIPMENT RENTAL ▪ Surface and underground fleet rental ▪ Business development and customer engagement ASSET MANAGEMENT & IT ▪ Planning ▪ Reliability ▪ Equipment Monitoring Technology development and support SUPPORT ▪ Inventory procurement and logistics ▪ Labour recruitment and mobilisation ▪ Finance, legal, commercial and admin ▪ HSET Workshop & Maintenance 77% Workshop & Maint. Support 4% Rental 5% Dist. Centre & Procurement 3% Asset Mgmt, Planning, Reliability & Tech. 6% Corporate 5% OUR WORKFORCE EMECOGROUP.COM AVENUES TO GROW OUR LOW CAPITAL BUSINESS 10 Mine Infrastructure Agriculture Battery-powered Fleet Maintenance Transport Fleet Maintenance Rail Civil Infrastructure Client-owned Fleet Maintenance Power Generation Defence Field Services (Australia) There are multiple avenues to grow our low capital-intensity maintenance services offering organically and via M&A MINING FLEET SERVICES OTHER MINING INDUSTRY ASSETS SECTOR DIVERSIFICATION ▪ Low risk - grow our existing core capabilities ▪ Accelerates entry into streams we are developing organically ▪ Potential to cross-sell as an add on to our existing rental customers ▪ Broadens pool of skilled workers that can be deployed across our business ▪ Expands core capabilities to other asset classes ▪ Deepens relationship with existing mining customers ▪ Broadens market opportunities and diversifies into non-mining sectors ▪ Ability to develop stand-alone businesses with alternate (non-mining) channels to cross-sell EMECOGROUP.COM Workshop & Maintenance Services EMECOGROUP.COM 11 EMECOGROUP.COM WORKSHOP OVERVIEW 12 Perth Kalgoorlie Pt. Hedland Mackay Mechanical Rebuild HD Mechanical R&M HD Component Rebuild Ancillary Mechanical Rebuild Ancillary R&M Dyno Tuning & Collaboration Heavy Fabrication Boilermaker & Certified Welding Line Boring Paint & Blast Field Service Design, Drafting & Engineering High Voltage / Electric Drive Maintenance EMECOGROUP.COM MECHANICAL REBUILDS 13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saWZ_3lsnCY Our workshop specialists perform repairs and full rebuild services – stripping machines back to chassis or tailoring repairs to our customers’ needs EMECOGROUP.COM FABRICATION 14 Our team of fabrication specialists can strip back implements and attachments, identify wear and torsion issues so our customers can make better repair v replacement decisions. Our blast and paint facilities are some of the largest in the country servicing mining. Services include: ▪ Heavy fabrication works ▪ Large excavator major attachment refurbishment works ▪ New parts manufacture light- medium sized fabrication ▪ Damaged equipment and parts repairs ▪ Design, drafting, engineering and certification EMECOGROUP.COM NATIONWIDE FIELD SERVICE 15 With over 150 people across 70 projects, our field service crews ensure our customers’ up-time is maximised. We have the people and asset management and condition monitoring services to keep equipment working for our customers. • 150 field support crew • 110 service vehicles • Supporting circa 70 projects across Australia Services include: ▪ Heavy mining equipment (HME) mechanical services ▪ HME / SME electric drive / high voltage maintenance ▪ Auto electricians ▪ Marine power generation technicians ▪ Boilermakers ▪ Mobile line boring ▪ Vehicles and supporting equipment ▪ Breakdown team for instant response ▪ Shutdown trailer and container ▪ Product support advisor drill technicians EMECOGROUP.COM ▪ 7-day operations across a national network: providing rapid response for both scheduled and unplanned maintenance events. ▪ Consolidate and distribute ~10,900 parts/month to support continuous operations. ▪ Reducing equipment downtime and freight cost. ▪ Advanced reporting tools track order status and delivery windows, improving supply precision. DISTRIBUTION CENTRES We keep equipment working Distribution Centre 22 GatewayDr, Paget QLD 16 EMECOGROUP.COM Asset Management & Technology Solutions EMECOGROUP.COM 17 EMECOGROUP.COM EMECO: A COMPLETE FLEET PARTNER Whether it’s our customers’ fleet or ours — Emeco delivers rental, maintenance, rebuilds, and end-to-end fleet management Emeco is more than just a rental company — we deliver integrated fleet support. Everything we’ve built for our fleet is available to support our customers’ fleet. Emeco Fleet Customer Fleet Large rental fleet Surface and underground ▪ Australia's largest rental fleet ▪ Providing flexibility to adapt to our customers' changing requirements. ▪ Full rental requirements, through a single partner. Full Maintenance Solutions ▪ Maintenance is hard work. Emeco can take care of all of our customers' maintenance needs. ▪ We maintain our fleet, as well as our customers' fleet Asset Management & Maintenance Planning ▪ Emeco have been managing mobile equipment for over 50 years. ▪ We have extensive history and experience managing Australia's largest rental fleets ▪ Our learnings and scale add value to our customers' operations. Condition Monitoring & Reliability ▪ Emeco has developed its own proprietary approach to condition monitoring ▪ By managing component health, we minimise cost and maximise uptime. ▪ Our extensive knowledge has been built over decades of experience. Force – Equipment & Component Rebuilds ▪ Strong history in equipment rebuilds, with established workshops across all major mining areas. ▪ Our workshops support our customers’ needs, whether minor refurbishments, to zero hour rebuilds. Force – Field Service ▪ Emeco have an extensive field service team, providing mobile experts to support our fleet as well as our customers'. ▪ This service includes fitters, auto electricians, diagnostic experts, boiler makers and line boring RevaloAI – Technology Solutions ▪ Flexible operational technology solutions covering production, health, communications and fleet tracking ▪ Tailored solutions bannered under a single platform EMECOGROUP.COM 19 Asset Management EMECOGROUP.COM EMECOGROUP.COM ASSET MANAGEMENT 20 Our asset support team is crucial to the success of all Emeco operations and supports the maintenance activities across all our sites. ▪ Assets team – provides guidance on asset strategy, when assets should undergo more extensive repair works, including off site repairs. ▪ Reliability Team – Continually monitors the reliability of assets and identifies fleet performance issues, works through the data and advises site on actions to improve fleet performance and reliability. ▪ Long term planning team – Develops long-term maintenance plans, sources components and ensures delivery to site in a timely manner supporting the sites and limiting major component downtime. ▪ Condition Monitoring – through our EOS telemetry, the team remotely monitors all critical health indicators, and, where identified, engages directly with the affected site to commence an intervention action on that asset. This reduces the likelihood of consequential loss through a preventable failure event. ▪ Data Analysts – A team of data scientists and mathematicians whose whole focus is to support the other functions in the Brisbane office, providing in depth data analytics ▪ Compliance Team – Provides compliance and regulatory support to the Emeco business, ensuring the equipment complies with all site requirements including statutory, regulatory and customer. Effectively ensuring a licence to operate. EMECOGROUP.COM SME Supported Monitoring ▪ Oil analysis & live telemetry interpreted by experts ▪ ML-driven alerts detect issues early to extend component life Lifecycle Planning ▪ Long-term planning flows into short-term & shutdown execution ▪ Designed to maximise uptime and reduce unplanned downtime ASSET MANAGEMENT – SERVICES A data driven approach to Asset Management leveraging content experts to enable our execution team Reliability Control ▪ Performance reviews drive first-time fixes & reduce repeats ▪ Ensures national strategy is applied consistently at site Inventory & Rebuild Forecasting ▪ 6-month forward view aligns parts, labour & rebuilds ▪ Inventory is optimised for availability and capital efficiency Scalable / Advanced Analytics ▪ Use of advanced analytics / ML to drive efficiency and convert data to value ▪ Data informs experts across planning, maintenance, and rebuilds – experts have high tool time. Continuous Improvement ▪ Relentless focus on execution, review, and refinement ▪ Leverage technology to break down traditional barriers EMECOGROUP.COM ASSET MANAGEMENT 22 Technology Enhancing Asset Management Emeco has a data driven approach to Asset Management. This approach relies on people and experience — but skilled expertise is in high demand. At Emeco, we use technology to enhance our asset management and ensure we fully leverage the skilled expertise we have: ▪ Amplifying our subject matter experts ▪ Automating routine decisions ▪ Making our processes scalable, data-driven, and efficient This enables smarter, faster decisions, highly efficient teams, and creates a model that’s scalable. Real-World Problem Problem-first: Always designed to remove bottlenecks, reduce risk, and improve decision- making. Smart Technology ML / AI + Human insight = targeted, scalable tools AI grounded in maths, reducing hallucinations Expert Enablement Productivity amplifiers: One expert can do the work of many via automation, agents and smart tools. Data-Driven Feedback Loops Systems learn with input from experts, improving over time Better Outcomes Highly efficient workforce, focused on critical actions that make a difference. Scalable Equipment Management Condition Monitoring, reliability, inventory management, planning – all tech-enabled EMECOGROUP.COM Condition Monitoring 23 EMECOGROUP.COM EMECOGROUP.COM CONDITION MONITORING Maturity Curve STRATEGIC VALUE MATURITY Reactive Fix it AFTER it fails Planned Fix it BEFORE it fails Preventive Maintenance Measure it & fix it Predictive Maintenance Anticipate future conditions Prescriptive Maintenance Full automation Defer Maintenance Plan Schedule Predict Plan Schedule Anticipate Eliminate Precision Oil Sampling Visual Inspections Vibration Testing Live Data Continuous Monitoring 5 years ago Current state Remaining useful life EMECOGROUP.COM CONDITION MONITORING Our condition monitoring processes are highly scalable, delivering reliable equipment at the lowest cost by using data, machine learning (ML) and expert insight to intervene only when it matters. What We Achieve: ▪ Extend major component life ▪ Reduce unplanned failures ▪ Eliminate unnecessary maintenance ▪ Maximise equipment availability ▪ Improve long-term fleet integrity ▪ Support frontline teams with actionable, relevant insights Outcome: Efficient, Impactful Maintenance By refining our alerts and using every data point wisely, we avoid unnecessary work, protect major components, and give maintenance teams more time to focus on the right repairs. At Emeco, condition monitoring isn’t about data collection – it’s about using insights to keep your fleet running. We combine multiple tools to detect early signs of risk and drive proactive maintenance. EMECOGROUP.COM Oil Analysis: Protecting High-Value Components, Driving Scalable Reliability CONDITION MONITORING – OIL SAMPLES Why It Matters • Mining equipment contains components worth hundreds of thousands of dollars — engines, transmissions, etc. • These parts operate in harsh conditions under extreme load. Early signs of wear can be invisible without fluid analysis. Full life of each component cannot be achieved if issues aren't addressed quickly. • Unplanned maintenance costs ~30% more than planned maintenance. Our Process • We process ~40,000 oil samples each year across all major systems (engine, powertrain, hydraulics, cooling). • Samples are interpreted by Emeco analysts using machine history and site conditions — not just lab flags. • Our system triggers work orders to fix root causes before failure occurs — aligned with planned shutdowns. Scalable and Centralised • 1,000+ rules in our proprietary engine auto-resolve ~60% of samples without human intervention. • Machine learning models detect complex or emerging failure patterns, continually improving with feedback. • This allows a small central team to support a national fleet, outperforming competitors who rely on larger, less efficient local teams. • Oil sampling is not routine maintenance — it’s a preventative safety net protecting millions in fleet value. 26 Samples taken from machine OEM Labs Process Data received from labs Emeco Analyze • Algorithmic • ML analysis Experts review all recommendations and issue work orders where required EMECOGROUP.COM Why It Matters • Mining equipment is packed with sensors — but OEM's provide limited access to this information. • Detecting subtle patterns across multiple systems (e.g. steering, injectors, turbochargers) can prevent catastrophic and expensive downtime. • Emeco’s live data model turns this noise into high-value, actionable insights. Our Process • Live data streaming across Emeco’s fleet via the Revalo Health platform: a continuous feed of machine performance in real time. • Custom rule engine goes beyond OEM alarms, detecting failures earlier and with greater accuracy — from injector wear to turbo faults. • Unsupervised machine learning models identify subtle sensor deviations and interdependencies that precede failure Scalable and Centralised • Alerts flow directly to our central condition monitoring team, not reliant on on-site judgement. • Analysts validate alerts and trigger work orders directly into AMT, enabling early, proactive maintenance aligned. • The ML approach is agnostic – the ML can be applied to data from other equipment types, fixed plant and industries This data-driven model protects millions in capital value — while reducing reliance on manual oversight and enabling scalable support across hundreds of assets. 27 Live Equipment Data: Real-Time Protection for High-Cost Assets CONDITION MONITORING – LIVE DATA Live data from equipment sensors Data received from equipment Emeco Analyze • Algorithmic • ML analysis Experts review all recommendations and issue work orders where required EMECOGROUP.COM Information from the unsupervised models is combined to self-label normal and abnormal windows of data. Maximising Uptime Through Machine Learning ▪ Emeco deploy unsupervised learning models to detect early signs of abnormal equipment behaviour across sensor networks. ▪ Models learn what “normal” looks like across multiple data streams, including how sensors interact—not just isolated readings. ▪ Condition Monitoring Analyst feedback allow us to retrain the deep neural network, improving accuracy over time. ▪ Lightweight models run near real-time diagnostics without relying on full historical datasets—delivering faster, actionable insights. ▪ Analysts receive anomaly scores and intuitive visualisations, enabling proactive maintenance scheduling and reducing unplanned downtime. ▪ Outcome: Machine learning accelerates decision- making by flagging critical issue - freeing Emeco’s experts to focus where their skills add the most value. 28 CONDITION MONITORING – MACHINE LEARNING OPERATIONAL MONITORING What We Do - Turning Data into Equipment Protection Daily Review of Equipment Alerts: Mechanical and operator-induced alerts monitored every 24 hours; high-risk events escalated to clients for action. Operator Event Monitoring: Detect abuse events like: ▪ Gear shifts under load ▪ Over/under speeds ▪ Pre-lube overrides ▪ Mapped to operator and time for targeted training and accountability Payload Compliance: Track payloads against OEM (CAT 10-10-20) guidelines to reduce structural and drivetrain stress from over loading. Haul Road Condition Mapping: Use frame stress and shock data to identify rough haul roads contributing to wear and unplanned downtime. EMECOGROUP.COM Model: 793D Unit ID: RD625 Component: Engine Data: Live Telemetry Live Data Indicators • Sustained high exhaust gas temperatures (EGT) • Temperature patterns indicating turbocharger performance degradation. Intervention Actions Priority 3 - ENGINE – High Exhaust Gas Temperatures. 1. Prepare machine for testing. 2. Check wiring harness and wiring to exhaust gas temp sensors. 3. Clean and test temperature senor for open/short circuit. 4. Ensure air induction system is free from restrictions (inc. all air filters). 5. Carry out full inspection of all turbos (remove the lagging and inspect the v band clamping faces on the cartridges, as well as removing intake and exhaust pipe from the flowerpots to inspect both sides of each turbo for worn fins and if there has been contact with the housings). 6. Inspect manifolds for damage, cracks and leaks. 7. Add dye to fuel system. 8. Pressure test fuel system. Use black light to inspect for leaks. 9. Ensure injector O-rings are serviceable. 10. Check fuel pump operation and test fuel pressures. 11. Ensure to report on all inspections, repairs and findings. Attach any relevant paperwork or photos to workorder in AMT. Fault Detected • Turbocharger bearing failure. • Risk of bearing collapse sending debris into engine. Business Impact • Prevented potential debris contamination that at worse could have required full top-end replacement or complete engine replacement, protecting 50% remaining engine life. Case Study | CONDITION MONITORING EMECOGROUP.COM Model: 789C Unit ID: RD534 Component: Engine Data: Live Telemetry Live Data Indicators • Exhaust gas temperature (EGT) delta between cylinders. • Cylinder performance imbalance identified through cut-out testing. Intervention Actions Priority 3 - ENGINE – High EGT Difference. 1. Prepare machine for testing. 2. Check wiring harness and wiring to exhaust gas temp sensors. 3. Clean and test temperature senor for open/short circuit. 4. Ensure air induction system is free from restrictions (inc. all air filters). 5. Carry out full inspection of all turbos (remove the lagging and inspect the v band clamping faces on the cartridges, as well as removing intake and exhaust pipe from the flowerpots to inspect both sides of each turbo for worn fins and if there has been contact with the housings). 6. Inspect manifolds for damage, cracks and leaks. 7. Add dye to fuel system. 8. Pressure test fuel system. Use black light to inspect for leaks. 9. Ensure injector O-rings are serviceable. 10. Check fuel pump operation and test fuel pressures. 11. Ensure to report on all inspections, repairs and findings. Attach any relevant paperwork or photos to workorder in AMT. Fault Detected • Failed #10 injector. • Excessive fuel dilution into engine oil. • Risk of bearing damage from oil contamination Business Impact • Prevented oil leeching and accelerated wear of bottom-end bearings as well as liner damage, protecting engine longevity and operational reliability. Case Study | CONDITION MONITORING EMECOGROUP.COM Task: Con-Mon WO Feedback Method: AI review with grade and action Better Oversight: Real Technology Solving Real Problems • A key driver to ensure our monitoring is effective is ensuring that maintenance tasks are completed in full and that any follow-up work or findings are clearly captured. • Historically, this oversight has relied heavily on on-site supervision and manual work order reviews — a process that is difficult to scale and inconsistent across locations. • Emeco is leveraging AI and data tools to enhance the oversight of maintenance execution across our national fleet. Case Study | AI OVERSIGHT ON FIELD INVESTIGATION Example 1: PASS • All checks completed and issue was resolved with evidence provided in the WO Model Task Description Planning Notes Field Repair Description Grade Action Model Reasoning Model Response Details D11T Priority 2 - HYDRAULICS - Fan Return Filter Plug Events Visionlink is showing multiple events relating to hydraulic fan return filter bypass logged in the last few weeks with increasing occurrences. Occurrence count has reach max limit. Bypass events may be due to fan motor having an internal failure generating debris as SOS results indicate potential pump/motor wear occurring. A work order will be entered into AMT to carry out inspection of all screens/filters for abnormal debris and to ensure correct operation of bypass switch at next PM. FILTERS ON CASE DRAIN AND FAN FILTER BYPASS ARE NEW - BOTH SWITCHES HAVE BEEN REPLACED INSPECTED WIRING AND FOUND BROKEN EARTH FOR SHARED SENSOR WIRING ALSO FOUND BROKEN SIGNAL WIRE TO SWITCH ON CASE DRAIN REPAIRED HARNESS AND TESTED - ALL OK SAM ROHDES REPAIR FB JR 23/10/25 Pass Pass ['All planning tasks addressed and work completed'] Describes replacement of new filters and switches, specific electrical issues found and repaired, and testing/verification with 'ALL OK'. No follow-up requested, issue found and resolved. Example 2: FAIL • The WO was closed without all of the required checks being completed, this WO would be flagged to a Reliability Engineer to review with site Model Task Description Planning Notes Field Repair Description Grade Action Model Reasoning Model Response Details 793C Priority 2 - TRANSMISSION - High Wear Filtergram results have returned showing an elevated level of wear overall for low oil hours. Ferrous wear dominated the sample, consisting of large fatigue and rolling fatigue, as well as extensive rubbing wear. Lesser amounts of copper and friction material was present. All other wear predictors are within acceptable limits. Oil and filters were changed at time of sample. Levels suggest possible abnormal gear, bearing or pump wear occurring. A work order will be raised in AMT to carry out investigations into the source of the increased wear. Continue to monitor compartment condition with regular sample intervals after investigations have been completed. 16.10.25 - MT- WAITING ON PARTS NO PARTS CAME FOR THE JOB TRANSMISSION P2 COMPLETE.B.H SMU 94999 HRS Fail Fail ['all work not done'] The RepairDesc states 'WAITING ON PARTS NO PARTS CAME FOR THE JOB', suggesting that no actual work or investigation was performed on the transmission. There is no detail on checks, findings, or actions taken concerning the high wear issue. Documentation is insufficient and the job is not complete. EMECOGROUP.COM Component Planning 33 EMECOGROUP.COM EMECOGROUP.COM COMPONENT PLANNING & INVENTORY 34 Inventory Strategy: Maximising Return on Capital, Availability and Responsiveness Emeco rebuilds major components in-house via Force workshops, prioritising cost effectiveness and quality control to support our rental fleet. Analytics-driven forecasting (planned + unplanned demand) enables optimal stock levels and rebuild timing — delivering what’s needed, when and where it’s needed. Scalable, Integrated Model: Integrated with planning, rebuild, sales and logistics — balancing rebuild throughput, labour planning, and inventory positioning (Mackay, Gunnedah, Perth). Enables Emeco to respond faster, control cost, reduce reliance on OEMs, whilst ensuring working capital is highly controlled. In-House Rebuilds Major Components Engines, Transmissions, Powertrain, Cylinders Strategic Advantages Speed to Respond Supply Chain Security Quality Control Low Cost EMECOGROUP.COM COMPONENT PLANNING & INVENTORY 35 Emeco’s integrated inventory model delivers higher availability, lower cost, and rapid response — turning working capital into a long-term strategic advantage. Optimised Inventory Strategy: Data-Driven rebuilds for Capital Efficiency Data Simulation Monte Carlo simulation 1.1M+ scenarios to model demand, capturing planned, unplanned, workshop capacity. ML Scheduling tool to optimise sequencing Prioritised Rebuilds Focus on high ROI components that maximise fleet availability, align with anticipated demand and fully utilise available workshop capacity. Integrated Planning with Workshops 6-month rolling rebuild plan for workshops provide labour planning and parts ordering visibility Value Outcomes • Faster response to component demand • Higher return on capital • Low stockouts / overstocks • High labour utilisation in workshops Operational Performance & Reliability 36 EMECOGROUP.COM EMECOGROUP.COM RELIABILITY What Reliability Means at Emeco • Maintenance Discipline: Focus on service quality, PM accuracy, and defect elimination • Root Cause Engineering: Tackling critical failures, safety issues, and repeat stoppages • Learning from the Fleet: Leveraging insights from early component failures and first- s