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Full-year results 23 September 2026 Renishaw AM machines running unattended at I3D Image courtesy I3D (Innovative 3D Manufacturing) Will Lee Chief Executive Officer John Shipsey Chief Financial Officer
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FY2026 highlights Record year with accelerating revenue growth and higher operating margin ► Excellent progress in FY2026, with revenue and profit growth in all segments ► Strong progress in emerging product lines ► Well-positioned in a range of attractive markets ► Our innovation-led strategy is delivering, with important new product launches ► Disciplined investment to boost capacity to meet current upturn in customer demand, mindful of market cyclicality ► Continued focus on underlying productivity | 2
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Financial performance John Shipsey Chief Financial Officer
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FY2026 financial highlights Adjusted1 FY2026 Adjusted1 FY2025 Growth Constant FX growth Revenue (£m) 815.8 713.0 14% 17% Operating profit (£m) 152.9 112.3 36% 63% Operating profit margin 18.7% 15.7% 3.0%pt 5.2%pt Earnings per share 179.5p 137.8p 30% Proposed total dividend per share 82.0p 78.1p 5% Special dividend per share 70.0p - | 4 ► Accelerating revenue growth ► Strong operating margin improvement ► Special dividend to supplement progressive regular shareholder returns Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these adjusted measures is calculated
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Financial targets Notes 1. Compound annual revenue growth for last 12 months over a rolling 5-year period (FY2021 to FY2026) 2. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these metrics is calculated 3. High single digit Through-cycle revenue growth1 7.6% / +0.7%pt Adj. operating profit margin2 18.7% / +3.0%pt Return on invested capital2 17.5% / +4.3%pt Adjusted cash flow conversion2 79% / (12%pt) Target: HSD%3 Target: 20% Target: 15%Target: 70% | 5
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Industrial Metrology Growth for emerging metrology systems, stable profitability ► Rising demand for 5-axis CMMs and Equator gauges ► Flat sales of metrology sensors ► Stable margin: currency headwinds offset by cost reduction 2026 2025 Growth Constant FX growth Revenue (£m) 447.4 430.6 4% 7% Operating profit1 (£m) 76.7 75.5 2% Operating profit margin1 17.1% 17.5% (0.4%pt) | 6 Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these adjusted measures is calculated
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Position Measurement | 7 Accelerating revenue growth driving margin uplift ► AI-driven growth for optical encoders for semicon equipment ► Strong magnetic encoders sales into automation and robotics ► Early production orders for ASTRiA inductive encoders ► Operating leverage driving strong profit growth and margin improvement 2026 2025 Growth Constant FX growth Revenue (£m) 260.9 207.4 26% 29% Operating profit1 (£m) 71.5 46.6 53% Operating profit margin1 27.4% 22.5% 4.9%pt Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these adjusted measures is calculated
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Specialised Technologies | 8 Strong AM growth driving substantial step up in margin ► Sharply higher demand for additive manufacturing (AM) systems from aerospace and defence sector ► Lower sales for spectroscopy ► Sale process underway for neurosurgery product line ► Margin improvement driven by operating leverage in AM, with all product lines now profitable 2026 2025 Growth Constant FX growth Revenue (£m) 107.5 75.0 43% 46% Operating profit1 (£m) 4.7 (9.9) N/A Operating profit margin1 4.4% (13.2%) 17.6%pt Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these adjusted measures is calculated
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| 9 Strong adjusted operating margin growth 2025 operating margin 15.7% (2.2%pt) Cost reduction 18.7% 2026 operating margin ► Headwind from lower forward currency contracts income and changing exchange rates ► Benefit from cost reduction programme and closure of neuro drug delivery ► Mix impact on gross margin ► Operating leverage from strong revenue growth ► 21.2% margin in H2 2.5%pt 4.3%pt Gross margin % Operating leverage (0.9%pt) (0.7%pt) Impair- ments Currency 15% 20%
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| 10 Sources and uses of cash Adj. operating profit 153 11 Non-cash items (37) Tax 33 (35) Working capital movement Net capex (31) Adj. operating cash flow Interest Change in cash2 Cost reduction Dividends Other 121 (18) (57) (3) 17 Cash flow conversion1: 79% ► Higher working capital to support growth 50 100 150 £m Focus on cash conversion Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how cash flow conversion is calculated 2. Cash and deposit balances of £291.0m on 30 June 2026
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| 11 Focus on return on invested capital Aiming to improve through-cycle ROIC1 ► 7% headcount reduction ► £21m savings in FY20262 FY2026 Cost reduction ► Mostly machinery & direct labour, limited property ► £65m-£75m capex additions3 FY2027 Capacity expansion ► Common processes ► ‘One Renishaw’ programme Medium term Underlying productivity Notes 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how return on invested capital (ROIC) is calculated 2. Fixed cost savings from cost reduction programme and closure of neuro drug delivery, implemented during FY2026 3. Property, plant and equipment capital expenditure
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Strategy & outlook Will Lee Chief Executive Officer
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► Deliver innovation-led organic growth through disciplined investment and focused execution ► Focus on attractive markets with durable growth potential, enabled by long-term customer relationships ► Build a manufacturing technology powerhouse by growing our market-leading positions, scaling our emerging businesses, and diversifying into close-adjacent markets ► Accelerate growth through targeted acquisitions Our strategy Transforming tomorrow together We innovate with our customers to make the products of the future, transforming their capabilities through unparalleled levels of precision, productivity and practicality Our purpose Who we are We are a world leader in sensors and systems for measurement and manufacturing | 13
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Markets growing at >5% 1 p.a. Manufacturing machine performance Industrial automation Electrification, AI & digitalisation Decarbonisation & supply chain resilience £7bn 2 addressable market Long-term value creation model Expanding our addressable market and evolving our outperformance strategy Notes 1. Estimated weighted average through-cycle demand growth of Renishaw’s addressable markets 2. Unaudited management estimates from a combination of external market research and Company market knowledge 3. Established portfolio products occupy a leading market position (#1 or #2 market share) 4. Emerging portfolio products operate in more fragmented markets with significant opportunity to gain market share Notes: Strategy driving consistent outperformance Growing in existing markets Increasing technology value Extending into new markets Fitment levels, cross sales & customer wins Systems, software and smart factory solutions Robotics & industrial automation Strategic priorities Future • R&D in attractive adjacencies Emerging 4 • Rapid share gain to grow profit % Established 3 • #1 / #2 • Profitable • Growing Portfolio growth Focused execution Commercial focus Innovation Supply chain Targeted acquisitions | 14
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Serving a broad range of industries1 Increase as % of total FY26 revenues compared to FY25 Decrease as % of total FY26 revenues compared to FY25 Note 1. Unaudited management estimates – majority of sales are indirect, via machine builders and distributors 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 22 23 24 25 26 Precision manufacturing Semicon & electronics manufacturing eqpt. Aerospace & defence Automotive Consumer electronics Energy Research Healthcare 10% 11% 15% 22% 24% 6% 5% 3% ► Diverse sectors, including durable structural end markets ► Technology for next wave of precision manufacturing capex, with AI-driven demand flowing through semiconductors, robotics, and power infrastructure ► Aero & defence sales rising ► Precision manufacturing and automotive demand stable Share of group revenue FY26 shareEnd-use industry | 15
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► Strong cyclical upturn for semicon fab investment driving demand for position encoders ► Range of market forecasts for investment trajectory, mindful of future downturn ► Investing in additional machining, electronics and assembly capacity | 16 Robotic assembly of position encoders Semiconductor opportunities AI-driven market growth, supported by capacity uplift
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► Global instability and NATO defence spending driving increased demand for AM machines ► Growing range of applications in signature reduction, personal devices, UAVs and heat exchangers ► ASTRiA inductive encoder – early production orders for position control of cameras, remote weapon systems and radar Aerospace & defence opportunities Strong demand for AM, opportunities for inductive encoders ASTRiA inductive encoderRemote weapons | 17 AM applications in aerospace & defence Support-free bladed disk for propulsion Suppressors for back-pressure control ► ►
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► Over £100m p.a. engineering investment ► Successful commercialisation of recent innovations in emerging product lines ► Important new product introductions in established businesses Continued investment in R&D for the future | 18 Recent new product introductions in established businesses Emerging business innovations: Equator-X gauge and Modus IM software Refer to appendix for more details about recent innovations
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Outlook Momentum carried into Q1, expecting further strong growth in FY2027 ► Significant long-term opportunities from structural market growth drivers ► Exciting prospects for our latest new products and our strong R&D pipeline ► Continuing order book growth in all segments and regions ► Investing in additional manufacturing capacity to meet rising demand in all segments ► Continue to manage the business for market cyclicality ► Expecting further strong progress on revenue, profit and operating margin in FY2027 | 19
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| 21 ► Segment performance summary ► Innovations in FY26 ► Addressable market ► Industries served ► Segment overviews ► Long-term financial performance ► FY26 performance trends ► Foreign exchange Appendix
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Diverse portfolio of growing businesses 55% 32% 13% Share of Group sales 2 6% 10% 12% 5-year CGAR to FY26 3 7% 29% 46% Growth in FY26 4 17% 27% 4% Operating margin 5 Notes 1. Refer to next slide for breakdown of addressable market sectors 2. Share of revenue in FY2026 3. Compound annual revenue growth rate over 5 years from FY21 to FY26 4. Year-on-year constant currency revenue growth in FY2026 5. Adjusted operating margin in FY2026 Industrial Metrology Position Measurement Specialised Technologies Segment £3.4b £2.3b £1.3b Addressable market 1 | 22
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Accelerating innovation Our innovation engine is powering our progress, with an exciting roadmap ahead Growing in existing markets ► High-performance sensors to lead the market ► Entry level products to tackle low-price rivals Increasing technology value Extending into new markets ► High-growth emerging product lines ► Differentiated systems and software ► High-growth new market opportunities ► Growing our addressable market | 23
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► New generation of machine tool probing systems, enabling advanced on-machine metrology for high-value components, generating more revenue per machine ► Enhanced 5-axis motorised probe head for CMMs, maintaining market leadership in efficient quality assurance Scanning a cylinder bore Innovation in industrial metrology sensors New metrology sensors coming in FY27 5-axis CMM metrology Thickness measurement Growing in existing markets | 24
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► 1.5D optical encoders for precision motion applications such as advanced packaging and hybrid bonding ► Next-gen laser encoders providing ultra-precise motion control for wafer inspection Next-gen laser encoders 1.5D optical encoder Innovation in position encoders Meeting the evolving needs of semiconductor manufacturing Growing in existing markets | 25
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► EQUATOR-X shop floor gauge, delivering new levels of measurement speed and precision ► MODUS IM Equator metrology software enabling efficient direct sales and new distribution channels Innovation in metrology systems Gaining market share in shop-floor process control Equator-X gauge Modus IM Equator Increasing technology value | 26
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ASTRiA inductive encoder ► ASTRiA inductive encoder complements Renishaw’s magnetic and optical encoders for precision motion control in harsh environments ► Growing demand for a range of ground-based and airborne applications – cameras, remote weapon systems and radar Camera gimbal Remote weapons Extending into new markets Radar antenna Innovation in new markets Diversification into close-adjacent markets | 27
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Precision position encoders open optical & laser Metrology sensors CMM, machine tool, styli, robots, calibration Metrology systems CMMs, gauging, software Smart factory solutions Metal power bed AM laser & E-beam melting Lab & clinical solutions Raman, neurological solutions £1.2b £1.1b £1.0b £2.3b <£0.1b £1.0b £0.3b Harsh environment position encoders enclosed optical, magnetic & inductive Notes 1. Estimated average market share across all served addressable market (SAM) segments in FY26 Targeting market share growth in substantial markets FY2026 developments ► Strong market growth in precision encoders and metal powder-bed fusion ► Expanded SAM for harsh environment encoders sector from entry into inductive encoder market £7bn addressable market 12% market share 1 Markets with high levels of SAM growth in FY26 v FY25 V V V | 28
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Industrial Metrology Measurement & control of precision component manufacturing processes CMM sensors Machine tool probes Styli & fixturing Market-leading sensors (established) CMM & gauging systems Metrology software Industrial Automation Innovative metrology systems & software (emerging) Applications ► Automated process set-up, in-process control and multi- sensor post-process monitoring of precision component manufacturing operations ► Automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics Benefits ► Enables tighter tolerances, eliminates reliance on skilled labour, minimises downtime and automates production Demand drivers ► Shrinking skilled workforce driving automation ► Re-shoring / friend-shoring to secure supply chains ► Reduced waste & energy consumption in manufacturing Correlating external market data ► Machine tool consumption – JMTBA, CECIMO, Gardner Calibration systems | 29
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Position Measurement Precision motion control of machinery, robotics & factory automation Open optical encoders Fibre laser encoders Magnetic encoders Contactless encoders for precision motion control (established) Enclosed optical encoders Motion control for harsh environments (emerging) Applications ► Precision motion control for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, machine tools, metrology equipment, robotics and factory automation Benefits ► Enables automated industrial equipment to move with greater speed and precision, supporting the evolving needs of advanced manufacturing Market drivers ► Increasing detail and complexity of semiconductors ► Growth in consumer electronics, 5G, AI, IIoT, robotics ► Enhanced precision of machining and robotic processes Correlating external market data ► Semicon equipment capex – SEMI Inductive encoders | 30
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Specialised Technologies Novel technologies in high growth sectors Neurological solutions for robotic surgery (non-core) Spectroscopy for materials analysis & control (established) Laboratory Raman spectroscopy system for research & industrial materials analysis Raman analyser for process control neuromate® stereotactic robot for neurosurgical procedures neuroinspire surgical planning software | 31 Additive manufacturing for volume production (emerging) QuantAM build preparation software RenAM 500Q multi-laser AM machine
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0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Revenue (£m) Adjusted operating profit margin % Adj. operating profit margin Average operating profit margin since 2010 = 20% 2010-26 revenue CAGR = 10% p.a. Listed Nov 1984 Decades of success | 32
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FY2026 performance trends | 33 FY2026 H1 FY2026 H2 Revenue (£m) 365.6 450.2 Operating profit1 (£m) 57.5 95.4 Operating profit margin1 15.7% 21.2% Profit before tax1 (£m) 64.1 103.9 102 110 115 120 52 58 69 82 17 26 22 43 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Quarterly revenue progression Industrial Metrology Position Measurement Specialised Technologies Performance improvement in H2 vs H1 ► 23% increase in revenue ► 5.5%pt increase in adjusted operating profit margin Note 1. Note 29, Alternative performance measures, defines how each of these adjusted measures is calculated
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| 34 Foreign exchange Impact of variation in FX rates compared to 11 September 2026 USD ±1% EUR ±1% JPY ±1% Revenue ±0.2% ~0.0% ~0.0% Operating profit ±0.7% ~0.0% ±0.2% Ready reckoner for impact of movement in FX rates on FY2027 performance Current FX rates (on 11 September) create the following headwinds in FY2027compared to prior year: • Revenue: - 0.5% • Operating profit: - 1.1% Average rates 2026 2025 Change USD 1.34 1.30 +3% EUR 1.15 1.19 -3% JPY 207 193 +7% FX movements in FY2026
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