Gibraltar Industries, Inc 8-K/A, filed Nov 19, 2021
Gibraltar Industries, Inc. (ROCK)
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2021-11-19
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Gibraltar Industries, Inc filed this 8-K/A on November 19, 2021.
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- Item 7.01: Regulation FD disclosure
- Item 9.01: Financial statements and exhibits
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FORM 8-K/A
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Item 7.01 Regulation FD Disclosure
The following information is furnished pursuant to Item 7.01:
Gibraltar Industries, Inc. (the “Company”) is furnishing this amendment on Form 8-K/A solely to correct an error in the Company’s materials for its Investor Day held on November 17, 2021 (the “Investor Presentation”) previously furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to the Company’s Current Report on Form 8-K dated November 17, 2021. The Adjusted EBITDA Margin growth for the Agtech segment in the last row in the chart on slide 3 of the Financial Model Review (page 76) in the Investor Presentation was incorrectly reported as an estimated ~880 basis points (“bps”) and should have reflected an estimated ~680 bps. Additionally, the Agtech 2020 EBITDA and Margin on slide 12 of the Financial Model Review (page 85) in the Investor Presentation were incorrectly reported as $19,085 and 9.1%, respectively and should have been presented as $20,352 and 9.7% respectively.
The Company has attached the corrected version of the Investor Presentation as Exhibit 99.1 to this Form 8-K/A and posted such corrected version in the “Investors” section on its website at www.gibraltar1.com.
The information in this Item 7.01 shall not be deemed to be “filed” for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), or otherwise subject to the liability of that section, and shall not be deemed to be incorporated by reference into any filing of the Company under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), or the Exchange Act, unless the Company specifically incorporates it by reference in a document filed under the Securities Act or the Exchange Act.
Item 9.01 Financial Statements and Exhibits
(a)-(c) Not Applicable
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SIGNATURE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.
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| Date: | November 19, 2021 | |||||||||||||
| By: | /s/ Timothy F. Murphy | |||||||||||||
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GIBRALTAR INVESTOR DAY CREATING MEANINGFUL VALUE IN HIGH GROWTH MARKETS November 17, 2021
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENTS 2 Forward-Looking Statements Certain information set forth in this presentation, other than historical statements, contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that are based, in whole or in part, on current expectations, estimates, forecasts, and projections about the Company’s business, and management’s beliefs about future operations, results, and financial position. These forward-looking statements can generally be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology, including the terms “believes,” “anticipates,” "aspires," “expects,” “estimates,” “seeks,” “projects,” “intends,” “plans,” “opportunities,” “may,” “will” or “should” or, in each case, their negative or other variations or comparable terminology. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to a number of risk factors, uncertainties, and assumptions. Actual events, performance, or results could differ materially from the anticipated events, performance, plans, or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things, the impacts of COVID-19 on the global economy and on our customers, suppliers, employees, operations, business, liquidity and cash flows, other general economic conditions and conditions in the particular markets in which we operate, changes in customer demand and capital spending, competitive factors and pricing pressures, our ability to develop and launch new products in a cost-effective manner, our ability to realize synergies from newly acquired businesses, and our ability to derive expected benefits from restructuring, productivity initiatives, liquidity enhancing actions, other cost reduction actions and the other risks described in the section entitled “Risk Factors” in our most recent annual report on Form 10-K, which can be accessed under the “SEC Filings” link of the “Investor Info” page of our website at www.Gibraltar1.com. The forward-looking statements included in this presentation are made as of the date hereof, and we undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by applicable law or regulation. Growth Plan and Projections This presentation contains information regarding our growth plans, projections and estimates of future financial information. These plans, projections and estimates are forward-looking statements and should not be considered guarantees of future performance, representations by any person that any results contained therein will be achieved or necessarily indicative of future results. The assumptions and estimates underlying our plans, projections and estimates are inherently uncertain and are subject to a number of risk factors, uncertainties, and assumptions described above under “Forward-Looking Statements” that could cause our actual results to differ materially from our plans, projections and estimates contained herein. Unless otherwise noted, the plans, projections and estimates discussed in this presentation do not include the potential impact of any business combinations, acquisitions, divestitures, strategic investments and other significant transactions that may be completed after the date hereof.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENTS 3 Adjusted Financial Measures To supplement Gibraltar’s financial information presented on a GAAP basis, Gibraltar also presented certain adjusted financial measures in this presentation, including adjusted operating margin, adjusted earnings per share (Adjusted EPS) and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Adjusted EBITDA). Adjusted financial data excludes special charges consisting of restructuring costs primarily associated with 80/20 simplification initiatives, senior leadership transition costs, acquisition-related costs, a reclassification of hedging income, and other reclassifications. Interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization can vary significantly between companies due in part to differences in accounting policies, tax strategies, levels of indebtedness and interest rates. Management believes that excluding these items provides insight into the underlying results of operations and facilitates comparisons between other companies. Adjusted EBITDA is also a useful measure of the Company’s ability to service debt and is one of the measures used for determining the Company’s debt covenant compliance. The Company believes that the presentation of results excluding special charges provides meaningful supplemental data to investors, as well as management, that are indicative of the Company’s core operating results and facilitates comparison of operating results across reporting periods as well as comparison with other companies. Special charges are excluded since they may not be considered directly related to the Company’s ongoing business operations. Adjustments to the most directly comparable financial measures presented on a GAAP basis are quantified in the adjusted financial measures reconciliation excluding special charges provided in the adjusted financial measures reconciliation in the appendix of this presentation. Non-GAAP measures referenced in this presentation also include estimates of future adjusted operating margin, Adjusted EPS and Adjusted EBITDA.. Such forward-looking non-GAAP measures may differ significantly from the corresponding GAAP measures, and the Company is not providing quantitative reconciliations of expected adjusted operating margin, Adjusted EPS and Adjusted EBITDA for future periods to the most directly comparable measures prepared in accordance with GAAP because the Company is unable to provide specific quantifications of the amounts necessary to reconcile these measures without unreasonable effort as certain information necessary to calculate such measures on a GAAP basis is unavailable, highly variable and unpredictable or dependent on the timing of future events outside of the Company’s control. Any adjusted measures in this presentation should not be viewed as a substitute for the Company’s GAAP results, and may be different than adjusted measures used by other companies. Market and Industry Data Certain information contained in this presentation concerning our industries and the markets in which we operate is based on publicly available information from industry, research organizations and other third-party sources, management estimates derived from publicly available information from industry, research organizations and other third- party sources, as well as data from our internal research. This information is based on assumptions made by us upon reviewing such data and our knowledge of such industries and markets, which we believe to be reasonable. This data involves a number of assumptions and limitations, and you are cautioned not to give undue weight to such estimates.
THE LEADERSHIP TEAM 4 Tim Murphy Chief Financial Officer Pat Burns Chief Operating Officer Betsy Jensen Chief HR Officer Katie Bolanowski General Counsel Chris Lok Chief Digital & IT Officer Debbie Murphy Chief Marketing Officer Mark Dunson Group President Agtech Gene Laminack Vice President / GM Airvent & Postal Solutions Ed McKiernan President Renewables John Neil Vice President / GM Building Accessories Jeff Bedard General Manager Home Improvement Scott Jenkins Vice President / GM Infrastructure BUSINESS LEADERSHIP CORPORATE LEADERSHIP
GIBRALTAR 2020- 2025 GROWTH PLAN *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Accelerate execution and scale across 4 segments M & A incremental to plan OPPORTUNITY Strong foundation with leadership positions gaining momentum in good end markets POSITION Revenue growth 11% - 12% CAGR Adj. Operating Margin grows ~270 bps Adj. EPS improves 2X ~ $750M cash from operations PLAN $742 $1,033 $0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 2015 2020 2025P 7.4% 11.3% ~14% 10.2% 14.0% ~16% Adj. OP Margin%* Adj. EBITDA%* ~ $1,800 Revenue $ M 5
Residential Products Industrial & Infrastructure Products SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN TRANSFORMING THE BUSINESS 2014 2020 Infrastructure Residential RenewablesAgTech Invested ~$500m Of Capital To Build Agtech And Renewables PORTFOLIO OPTIMIZATION 3 PILLAR FOUNDATION Business System Organization Portfolio Management Higher Growth Markets Profitable Markets Market Leadership Grow Renewables & Agtech 1 80/20 Excellence Business Models Digitization NPD & Innovation Do it the right way! Design Talent, Structure Best environment for success Health & Safety Education 2 3 Corporate Social Responsibility 6
RESULTS OF 2015 – 2020 TRANSFORMATION 7*Refer to appendix in the earnings news release for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. REVENUE PROFITABILITY 0% 3% 6% 9% 12% 15% 7.4% 10.2% 11.3% 14.0% +390 bps Adj. OM* +380 bps Adj. EBITDA* $0 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 $1,200 2015 2020 Residential Agtech Infrastructure Renewables $742 $1,033 +6.8% CAGR Growth Rate Residential Agtech Infrastructure Renewables Adj. OM%* Adj. EBITDA%* 2015 2020 2015 2020 $M
BUILDING THE BUSINESS SYSTEM ENGINE AND SCALE TO SUPPORT OUR FUTURE 8 5 companies Renewables Agtech 9 companies Renewables & Conservation 2019 2020 2021 Built new leadership team 2 acquisitions + integrated 3 companies Business system – 80/20 & Lean Launched new brand Strong growth environment Built new leadership team 3 acquisitions + integrated 5 companies Business system – 80/20 & Lean Launched new brand 4 companies
BUILDING THE BUSINESS SYSTEM ENGINE AND SCALE TO SUPPORT OUR FUTURE 9 5 companies 2 companies Building Accessories Mail Solutions 9 companies Residential 2019 2020 2021 2 companies Home Improvement Added new leadership Integrated Management Team Business system - 80/20 & Lean Added new leadership 1 acquisition + integrated 2 companies IT ERP System initiative Integrated 2 companies Business system – 80/20
STRONG POSITIONING IN MARKETS 10 Renewables Residential Agtech Infrastructure Industry Leadership Technology / Brand Project Mgmt & Operations “The Sauce” Portfolio - breadth & depth Field operations - 700+ projects/yr Scale - speed - agility for customers National presence in major regions Portfolio - breadth for regional needs Digitization for customer experience Growing domain knowledge Operating systems integration Project management / execution Strong regional operations Rubber / Sealant application Industry leading quality Opportunity & Focus Strength & Momentum
SCALE AND EXECUTE 2025 11 Foundation is strong - 3 pillars Positioned to scale Sustainable solid growth markets M&A incremental to plan Transformation 80/20 acceleration + Q-T-C Digitization investment - $10M+ New products in key segments Corporate Social Responsibility Execution Revenue 11% - 12% CAGR Adj. Op Margin ~ 270 bps Adj. EPS grows 2X+ ~ $750M cash from operations Performance Strong operating teams in place Add competency and experience Create best environment Do things the right way, every day The Team
12*Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Accelerating improvement in Renewables & Agtech Residential recovery via price cost alignment 80/20 execution & digitization drive operating performance Terrasmart + good solar market growth Solid Agtech & Residential momentum Participation gains - new products & customer digitization REVENUE PLAN MARGIN PLAN $0.0 $0.5 $1.0 $1.5 $2.0 2020 2025P Infrastructure Agtech Renewables Residential ~$1.8 ~$1.0 5% - 6% 24% - 25% 8% - 9% 5% - 6% 2020 – 2025P CAGR 11% - 12% Growth Rate 0% 3% 6% 9% 12% 15% 18% 11.3% ~14.0% 14.0% ~16.0% Adj. OM%* Adj. EBITDA%* 2025 GIBRALTAR BUSINESS PLAN $ B 2020 2025P 2020 2025P ~ 270 bps Adj. OM%* ~ 200 bps Adj. EBITDA%*
M&A INCREMENTAL TO THE PLAN 13 Renewables Agtech Residential ~ $2B Available To Deploy Produce Cannabis VC VC VC Focus 1. Channel expansion 2. Grower operating efficiency 3. Performance O&M - Recurring $ Ground Mount Racking Canopy Focus 1. Build AI / software footprint 2. Performance O&M / Recurring $ 3. Expand canopy leadership O&M O&M AI Data Building Accessories HIG new Focus 1. Geographic expansion in U.S. 2. HIG direct-to-consumer (DTC) 3. Recurring $ Postal HIG core Venture Capital
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SUMMARY 1515 OPPORTUNITY POSITION PLAN EXECUTION Accelerate execution and scale across 4 segments M & A incremental to plan Strong foundation with leadership positions gaining momentum in attractive end markets Revenue 11% - 12% CAGR Adj. Operating margin grows ~ 270 bps Adj. EPS improves 2X ~ $750M cash from operations Business system Organization development Do it the right way, every day!
GIBRALTAR’S RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESS As a provider of leading solar technology and smart solutions, we help our partners deliver a more powerful future for renewable energy
HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE AND FUTURE GROWTH Addressable solar market growing at double-digit rate, reaches $8B by 2025 OPPORTUNITY Gibraltar uniquely positioned as broadest and deepest player in addressable markets POSITION Our plan grows sales to ~ $700M and adjusted operating profit margin to ~ 15% PLAN $144 $238 $0 $100 $200 $300 2015 2020 △ / CAGR $ M $144 $238 11% 6.6% 12.6% 600 bps *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. 2 Revenue Adj. OM*
3 DEVELOPMENT OF A SOLAR PROJECT Operation & MaintenanceProcurement & ConstructionDesign & Feasibility FINANCING DESIGN SOFTWARE FEASIBILITY & ENGINEERING SERVICES PERMITTING DRONES / ROBOTICS REPOWERING ASSET MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FIELD SERVICES POWER DISTRIBUTION INVERTER AC EBOS PANEL RACKING DC EBOS Tracker Motorized racking system that tracks the Sun Fixed Tilt Ground mounted racking system at fixed inclination Canopy Racking installed typically for car parking Roof Typically installed on residential establishments SOLAR PV PANELS
FAST GROWING ADDRESSABLE MARKET 4 2020 Gibraltar addressable market $4.8B Segment 2020 2025 CAGR % ’20 – ’25 Design Software $0.1 $0.2 8% to 12% Racking & Field Installation $2.9 $4.1 6% to 9% Electrical Balance of System (eBOS) $0.7 $1.0 6% to 9% Operations & Maintenance $1.1 $2.7 15% to 20% $4.8B $8.0B 2025 Gibraltar addressable market $8.0B 2025 total U.S. solar market $22B 2020 total U.S. solar market $14B Sources: U.S. Solar Market Insight Report Q1 – Q4 2019, SEIA in association with Wood-Mackenzie; NREL U.S. Solar Photovoltaic Cost Benchmark Q1 2018; Solar Photovoltaic Module Shipments 2014-18, EIA; expert interviews
GIBRALTAR’S COMPREHENSIVE SOLAR GROWTH ENGINE 5 1. Fixed Tilt 2. Tracker Design Infrastructure Racking Systems Canopy & Roof Systems Foundation Technology Electrical Systems Design (SIFT) Optimization Development Services API Services Field Operations O & M Services Tracker Management Remote Management Asset Management Electrical Balance of Systems (eBOS) 1. Driven-Pile 2. Screw U.S. market founding member 2009 Gibraltar acquisition. Ground mount and canopy solar racking for fixed-tilt 2015 Electrical balance of systems for fixed-tilt and tracker racking 2018 Project optimization software (SIFT), APIs and SaaS 2020 Screw foundations for fixed-tilt and tracker, incl. field operations 2020 Project Management Foundations & Racking PV Modules Geo Assessment
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PARTNERSHIP POWERS PROGRESS 7 Customers served (2020) 200
TERRASMART STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Revenue & Adjusted Operating Margin* Grow 4X on penetration, portfolio expansion TRACKER Grow 2X in core utility space, innovate into C&I eBOS Grow 1.5X in C&I surface/garage, new product (IP) CANOPY Revenue Growth $0 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 2020 2025P ~ $700 $238 $ M 2020 2025P / CAGR $238 ~ $700 ~ 24% 12.6% ~ 15% ~ 240 bps Fixed Tilt Tracker Canopy eBOS Other 2025P Sales Mix Digitize business processes and automate manual installation to enable 1.8X project volume FIELD OPERATIONS Funnel management, product line simplification, scalable estimating-to-cash process, talent and succession BUSINESS SYSTEM Scale & Execution Revenue Adj. OM* 2020 Sales Mix 8
TERRASMART TRACKER – THE BASICS 9 Mechanical Adjustability for Difficult Terrain Sensors, Controls and Cloud • Real time notifications • Mesh networking and redundancy • Predictive M/L and A/I • Diffused light tracking & uneven terrain backtracking • Cloud weather integration CONTROL PLATFORM ATTRIBUTES N/S pitch, E/W fine and rotational adjustability AXIS HOUSING Up to 20% grade; E/W adjustability A-FRAME Survey Screw and rack install Modules INSTALL
TERRASMART TRACKER GROWTH: 4X 10 Growth Plan • Drive penetration gains in fast growing C&I and Utility markets • Accelerate customer order momentum and increase customer project size • Expand portfolio to 1P tracker designed for both driven-pile and screw foundations • Implement control system enhancements • Extend O&M platform 2020 2025 Revenue o Complex/odd terrain o High snow loads NOW: DUAL MODULE TRACKER 2P o Longer rows o Flat terrain NEXT: SINGLE MODULE TRACKER 1P 4X Sales Growth
TERRASMART FIELD OPERATIONS PLAN 11 • 700 projects supported • 500 projects installed for ~175 customers • 800 MWs installed 2020 FIELD RESULTS • Digitize processes across profit pool • Automate and streamline on-site installation tasks • Scale and flexibility through optimized field hiring and partnerships • Add eBOS product installation for C&I customers SCALING FOR THE FUTURE Project Management Geo Assessment Foundations & Racking PV Modules Field Operations
TERRASMART EBOS – THE BASICS 12 Central inverter AC trunkDC trunk Wire Solutions Combiner Boxes Example Project Name: Robins AFB Location: Macon, GA Size: 128MW eBOS 755 Combiner Boxes 11.7K Harnesses 1.85M Feet of Wire … … … The grid Combiner box
EBOS: GROW 2X IN CORE UTILITY SPACE, INNOVATE INTO C&I 13 Growth Plan • Launch eBOS solution for C&I segment • Field-fabricated solution from electrical contractors serves 90%+ of C&I installations - $100M opportunity • Develop pre-fab wire + box solution to reduce install time and improve developers/EPCs ROI • Leverage racking quote-to-cash and field operations to scale and support 1,000 projects/year • Develop and launch DC:DC wire and box solutions for fast-growing energy storage 2X Sales Growth 2020 2025 Revenue
SUMMARY 14 OPPORTUNITY Market growing double-digits to $8B across construction phases from beginning to end POSITION End-to-end breadth and portfolio depth uniquely positioned to maximize ROI for any project PLAN Our plan grows sales to ~ $700M and adjusted operating profit margin to ~ 15% EXECUTION Field automation, scalable processes, business system 14
GIBRALTAR’S AGTECH BUSINESS Trusted Agtech experts partnering to grow a prosperous and sustainable world
HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE AND FUTURE GROWTH *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Agricultural transformation to high-tech controlled environment growing – $1.6B serviced market growing at 9%+ CAGR OPPORTUNITY N. American leader with broad portfolio and deep experience in controlled environment technology solutions and processing POSITION Drive growth and margin expansion, scale strong position, and deepen capabilities PLAN $45 $209 $0 $100 $200 $300 2015 2020 △ / CAGR $ M $45 $209 36% 18.9% 6.8% <1210>bps 2 Revenue Adj. OM*
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WHAT IS CEA? 4 Controlled Environmental Agriculture (CEA) An advanced and intensive form of (hydroponically-based) agriculture Plants grow within a controlled environment to optimize horticultural practices CEA techniques demand sound knowledge of chemistry, horticulture, engineering, plant physiology, plant pathology, computers and entomology
AGTECH MARKET AND DRIVERS 5 New build growth thru 2025 9% CAGR Acres of potential development in the United States 17-20K Total annual CEA serviceable North American market $1.6B Acres hi-tech growing in North America - 25% total ~5,200 Fresh and plant-based foods are driving demand for year-round, locally- grown, pesticide free produce CONSUMER SHIFT ~70% of vine crops in 2018 were imported – susceptible to border, transportation, and sustainability challenges SUSTAINABILITY Legalization and the need for alternative and natural therapies is driving demand for cannabis & hemp derived products at >20% CAGR LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS The UN reported that the world will need at least 50% more food by 2050, while 70% of fresh water is currently dedicated to agriculture THE FUTURE Market data from published information from Wageningen University & Research, United Nations Department of Public Information, USDA, Statistics Canada, and management estimates
PRODUCE PRODUCT INNOVATION IS ENABLED BY CEA ConsumersRetailersGrowers Seed Breeders 6
7 “GROW FACTORY” INNOVATION DRIVES CEA ROI Water use reduction vs. field grown Up to 90% Less water and fertilizer use from water treatment 25% Electricity reduction from LED lights and less heat load 44% Yield increase / year from lighting, extend grow by 52 weeks 30-40% Yield Has Improved ~75% Over Past 20 Years = 10X Versus Field Sources: Minnesota Department of Commerce, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Wageningen University & Research, and management estimates
$4.6B VALUE CHAIN FOR CEA AND PROCESSING SOLUTIONS Segment TAM ($M) Design & Consultations Design Build Install / Integrate Operate Site Development Greenhouse Structure Growing Equipment Operations & Maintenance Production Analytics Processing Building & Prep Extraction Equipment Controls & Zoning Systems Refinement Technology ~$500 ~$850 ~$2,150 ~$1,100 8Market data from published information from Wageningen University & Research, United Nations Department of Public Information, USDA, Statistics Canada, and management estimates
GIBRALTAR’S ESTABLISHED AGTECH GROWTH ENGINE 9 Category SMEs Tech Selection Specification Build 3rd Party Partners Roof system / venting Heating / cooling / dehumidification CO2 Dosing Advanced controls Screen systems Irrigation / fertigation Growing systems Lighting Internal transport Packing / processing 12 Structure “Families” & Service Buildings Serving Each Unique Segment Need Install / Integrate Project Management Technology Integration Startup Services Construction Management Rough Brothers, Inc. founded 1932 Gibraltar acquisition Broad greenhouse portfolio and multi-segment coverage 2015 Complementary portfolio with cannabis experience and Western US footprint 2016 CO2 extraction technologies – soil to oil cannabis strategy 2019 Product and capability for large scale turnkey CEA solutions 2020 Ethanol extraction and refining technologies Design Concept / Design Structural / MEP Engineering Consulting / Permitting Business Planning Operate Maintenance Services Greenhouse Refurbishment Grow Consultation SOP Development
PROSPIANT IS A LEADER ACROSS ALL CEA MARKET SEGMENTS 10 Produce Cannabis Commercial Institutional Research Retail Car Wash
5,000+ customers 1,400+ CO2 and Ethanol extraction systems sold 730+ remote and onsite commissions GROWING 500+ cannabis designs and projects submitted for permitting 200+ total cannabis projects completed 200+ installer network 40+ OSHA 10/30 certified full-time project managers on staff 16 electrical, mechanical, system engineers 11 full time in house, field service techs licensed in 50 states and Canada (engineering and general contracting) 30+ engineers (architectural, structural, environmental and mechanical systems) PROSPIANT HAS DECADES OF EXPERIENCE AND STRONG TRACK RECORD PROCESSING *Amounts since inception for projects and customers, employees as of 9/30/2021 3,000+ projects throughout our history university & research facilities500+ 10,000+ total customers 2,500+ acres built 1,000+ large produce 11
WE SERVE THE LEADING PLAYERS IN AGTECH British Farms Hayward Residences Higher Education Cane Island Conservatory Eaton Conservatory Zoos & Public Gardens Others Research Flowers & Retail Education & Research Cannabis Vegetables & Fruits 12
SOLIDIFYING THE ENGINE FOR GROWTH AND SCALABILITY 13 Business Structure Business System 5 Companies 8 Business Units 6+ Brands 2019 2021 People Agtech as separate platform and rebrand to Prospiant Consolidated processing manufacturing into single facility Restructured to right-size Unified operations to serve across the platform Integrated into single ERP system Unified commercial process under common CRM Driving 80/20 and Lean culture around new structure Strengthening supply chain and processes Built leadership team of seasoned executives Aligned organization around key opportunities / segments Unified functions to leverage across platform Strengthened key functional and domain knowledge 2020
PROSPIANT GROWTH PLAN Revenue & Adjusted Operating Margin* Drive ~ $110M of growth and ~ 800 bps of margin expansion ACCELERATE VALUE CREATION Scale leading solutions position to expand position in value chain EXPAND SHARE OF WALLET Develop and diversify our high-performance team of thought leaders and domain experts STRENGTHEN AS SOLUTIONS PARTNER Strategic Imperatives $200 $225 $250 $275 $300 $325 $350 2020 2025P ~ $320 $209 Produce Cannabis Commercial 2020 Sales Mix 2025P Sales Mix *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Mature supply chain, product line simplification, scalable estimating-to-cash process, digital customer engagement SOLIDIFY BUSINESS SYSTEMS $ M $209 ~ $320 ~ 9% 6.8% ~ 15% ~ 800 bps 2025P ∆ / CAGR2020 Revenue Adj. OM* 14
DRIVE ~ $110M OF GROWTH AND ~ 800 BPS OF MARGIN EXPANSION 15*Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Supply Chain 2025P Integration 80/20 Volume 2020 Adj. Operating Margin* 6.8% ~ 800 bps improvement Cannabis 2025P Commercial Produce 2020 Revenue $209M ~ $110M Growth ~ $320M ~ 15%
GAIN SHARE OF WALLET BY SCALING LEADING POSITION 16 Solutions Approach Drives ~ 4X Revenue Lift Per Project Modularize offering to speed engagement and execution Accelerate US footprint: people – equipment – partners Digitize design to fabrication to project execution Innovate / build technology portfolio and expertise Optimize supply chain and logistics
SUMMARY 17 OPPORTUNITY Strong growth to $2.6B+ with robust investment activity POSITION Leading N. America player with broadest portfolio of products and solutions and bankability PLAN Initiatives grow sales to ~ $320M and expand margins ~ 800 bps EXECUTION Scalable / lean processes, business systems, local construction footprint 17
GIBRALTAR’S RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS Our people, solutions, and technology advance quality of life by protecting what matters and providing peace of mind
RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS SUMMARY *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. $476 $523 $400 $500 $600 2015 2020 △ / CAGR $ M $476 $523 2% 10.8% 18.2% 740bps Addressable markets with significant and growing installed base OPPORTUNITY Gibraltar is a leader in established markets; growing in emerging markets POSITION Our plan grows sales at a ~ 6% CAGR and profits by ~ 180 bps PLAN 2 Revenue Adj. OM*
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4 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PRODUCT – BUILDING PRODUCTS ChannelsMarket DynamicsMarket Description ESSENTIAL PRODUCTS ON AND AROUND YOUR ROOF PRODUCTS Roof Trims Studs Ventilation Metal Roofing Drywall Trim MARKET VOLUMES: 140-160 MILLION SQUARES SOLD PER YEAR Age Related 56% 16% 28% New Construction Weather CONTRACTOR DRIVEN Replacement Cycles Weather New Construction DEMAND DRIVERS Regional Product Preferences Fragmented Markets PRIMARY CHANNELS CONTRACTORS PULL THROUGH VOLUME Sales ProgramsEducation Wholesale Distribution Big Box Retail
5 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PRODUCTS – MAIL & PACKAGE ChannelsPackage DeliveryMail MULTIPLE CHANNELS END-USER SUPPORT USPS MAIL DELIVERY 141 million USPS delivery points Growth in new delivery points USPS moving to more centralized delivery points USPS REQUIREMENTS Licensing Quality program Performance criteria PACKAGE SOLUTIONS E-Commerce growth $6B packages stolen per year Package Concierge offers a broad range of specialty and custom lockers Call center Operations support Architectural education and specification Ongoing partnering with USPS Big Box retail Dealers Direct to end user
6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PRODUCTS – HOME IMPROVEMENT ChannelsMarket DynamicsMarket Description EARLY-STAGE DTC INITIATIVE HOME IMPROVEMENT Gutter protection and outdoor living products for residential and commercial applications DIFM (Do-it-for-me) driven market Growing > 10% and accelerating COMPELLING DEMOGRAPHICS AGING POPULATION FRAGMENTED OUTDOOR LIVING MARKETPLACE DEALER NETWORK
GIBRALTAR’S RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS PLAN Revenue & Adjusted Operating Margin* Execution – 80/20 Productivity, Automation, Supply Chain Initiatives, Systems platform EFFICIENCY Systems and market knowledge to improve end-user access to our products and make our channel partners more efficient CHANNEL EFFICIENCY New market segments and expand geographic reach MARKET EXPANSION Strategic Imperatives New product development to focus on end user problem solving, increasing participation in high profit pool segments NEW PRODUCT $400 $500 $600 $700 2020 2025P ~ $700 $523 $523 ~ $700 ~ 6% 18.2% ~ 20% ~ 180bps 2025P ∆ / CAGR2020 Roofing and Access Mail and Package Home Improvement2020 Sales Mix 2025P Sales Mix *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. 7 $ M Revenue Adj. OM*
IMPROVE CHANNEL EFFICIENCY 8 System Investment to Build a Solid Digital Foundation Increased focus on the Pro Regional offering BIG BOX RETAIL FOCUS Logistics support Distribution options (DC, Store DTC) Regional specific data provides assortment guidance SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES
EXPAND INTO ATTRACTIVE MARKET SEGMENTS 9 Costco delivers expanded customer awareness In 170 Costco warehouses today growing to over 200 in 2022 COSTCO EXPANSION Libraries: $300 million addressable public library market IT Asset Management: $120 million addressable market ELECTRONIC LOCKER SOLUTIONS IN MICRO-MARKETS Market estimates derived from management estimates.
NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 10 Improved attic ventilation solution Structural attachment of clay and concrete tiles Specialty roof venting solutions FOCUS ON CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE AND HOMEOWNER QUALITY
SUMMARY 1111 Addressable markets with significant and growing installed base OPPORTUNITY Gibraltar is a leader in established markets and growing in emerging markets POSITION Our plan grows sales at a ~ 6% CAGR and profits by ~ 180 bps PLAN
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY November 17, 2021 CREATING MEANINGFUL VALUE IN HIGH GROWTH MARKETS
Key Tenets 1. Promote and improve sustainability 2. Do what is right, in the right way, every day 3. Invest in the growth and development of our people, systems, and processes 4. Support communities where our people live, and our businesses operate 5. Be a good corporate citizen, and be environmentally responsible OUR COMMITMENT Create the best environment for our people to have success Our People Drive Solutions for Energy Production, Growing Food, Home Efficiency The World Invest in the communities where our people live & work Our Communities 2
OUR COMMITMENT STARTS WITH PORTFOLIO TRANSFORMATION 40%+ of portfolio focused on renewable energy and optimizing the growing of food 19 GW installed across 4,600 solar fields & 250 GW optimized through engineering 2,500+ acres built with 1,000+ for large indoor controlled environment agriculture 500+ facilities designed and built for major universities and research institutions Invested ~$500M of capital in the AgTech and Renewable markets since 2014 Residential Products Industrial & Infrastructure Products 2014 Infrastructure Residential RenewablesAgTech 2020 3
OUR BOARD—DIVERSE SET OF DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Diversity Summary Director Age Director Since Mark G. Barberio 58 2018 William T. Bosway 56 2019 Craig A. Hindman 66 2014 Gwendolyn G. Mizell 59 2021 William P. Montague 74 1993 Linda K. Myers 57 2020 James B. Nish 62 2015 Atlee Valentine Pope 65 2020 Manish H. Shah 56 2021 2014 Diversity 13% 13% Female 13% Ethnic n Diverse (2 out of 8 directors) n Female (1 out of 8 directors) n Racially or ethnically diverse (1 out of 8 directors) 2021 Diversity 44% 33% Female n Diverse (4 out of 9 directors) n Female (3 out of 9 directors) n Racially or ethnically diverse (2 out of 9 directors) Broad Domain Knowledge & Skills Senior Leadership Corporate Social Responsibility Governance Marketing Portfolio Management Operations Digital Legal Finance Board Experience 4
THE BOARD WILL EVOLVE FURTHER IN 2022 2022 n Diverse (4 out of 8 directors) n Female (3 out of 8 directors) n Racially or ethnically diverse (2 out of 8 directors) 2021 Diversity 44% 33% Female 22% Ethnic n Diverse (4 out of 9 directors) n Female (3 out of 9 directors) n Racially or ethnically diverse (2 out of 9 directors) Diversity 50% 38% Female 25% Ethnic 5
STRONG ALIGNMENT OF OUR BOARD AND MANAGEMENT TEAM Expanded Role • Provide oversight and strategic guidance over human capital management • Monitor progress toward diversity & inclusion objectives Expanded Role • Provide oversight and strategic guidance over environmental, social governance matters • Address policies and initiatives related to human rights, stakeholder relationships, product safety, energy management, climate change and sustainability Responsibility • Set Gibraltar’s commitment • Prioritize resources and drive operating systems and business processes • Engage / update the Board and Committees • Communication to all stakeholders Board of Directors Compensation & Human Capital Committee Nominating, Governance & Corporate Social Responsibility Committee • Director of HR • Chief Marketing Officer • Manager of Accounting CSR Management Chief Executive Officer (CEO) • VP & Treasurer (Chair) • Chief HR Officer • Business Leaders 6
OUR PEOPLE – FIRST, UNDERSTAND WHO WE ARE 2020 Gibraltar Diversity Statistics* Business Gibraltar Business White 60.2% Black / African American 15.7% Hispanic / Latino 13.1% Not Specified 5.3% Asian 4.8%American Indian / Alaska Native 0.6% 2 or more races 0.3% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Combined Business Census Gibraltar Location Local Community Census Facility White Non-White Example *Data as of December 3, 2020 and includes discontinued operations 7
TOP 40 LEADERS ARE DRIVING DIVERSITY & INCLUSION TEAMS 1 Workplace Inclusion Culture - “hope fulfilled; ambition realized” 2 Organization Development Talent acquisition and management processes 3 Shareholders Adapting external perspectives into our investor approach 4 Customers Understanding our customers' point of view 5 Suppliers Diversity policy, processes and toolkit 6 Process And Metrics Establish a framework and metrics system that measures inclusivity 7 Communication An executable, visible, and consistent process 8 Education Continue curriculum development and evolution Drive inclusion for best environment It’s how we run the business 8
Priority Assessment Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report Employee engagement & education Drive measurable returns for stakeholders 9 Next Steps
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Total Shareholder Returns (TSR) vs Enterprise Value (EV) Growth (2014-2020) -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 A v e ra g e a n n u a l T S R , % SPX FLOW FRANKLIN ELECTRIC COLFAX GIBRALTAR (2005–13) FUEL CELL ENERGY HONEYWELL TSR: Dividend Adjusted Returns sourced from CapIQ for the period on Jan 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2020 and divided by 6 to arrive at annualized returns EV growth multiple: EV growth multiple computed by taking ratio of EV as of Dec 31, 2020 to that of Jan 01, 2014. Source: Bloomberg EV growth multiple Group Mean EV Growth Multiple Group Mean TSR/Yr: 12% 1.4 GENERAL ELECTRIC NORTHROP GRUMMAN LENNOX INTERNATIONAL DANAHER ROPERIDEX ITW NORDSON CARLISLE DOVER AMETEK 3M MIDDLEBY GIBRALTAR (2014–20) GIBRALTAR HAS CREATED SIGNIFICANT VALUE WITH OUR TRANSFORMATION 2
GIBRALTAR BUSINESS SYSTEM FOUNDATION GROWTH PROFITABILITY TEAM Scope + Develop + Execute Reliability + Transactional + Operations Process + Leadership + Development FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES Profit share over market share Accountability at individual level (1/n) Integrity Best practices in place of structure Learn by doing (70/20/10) Operate and manage at business unit Respect at all levels Org design: only value- add roles & processes Continuous improvement Social Responsibility Strategic Rubric Strategic Guide Best Practices Competency development Profit vs. market share Skate to the puck What we will not do Growth Profitability Team Principles Market attractiveness Ability to extract value What good looks like 3
AMS Tracker Power Management Software/VPP Market Attractiveness A b il it y t o E x tr a c t V a lu e LOW MEDIUM HIGH M E D IU M H IG H Gibraltar Position eBOS Fixed Tilt Carport Design Software Rooftop Panel Civil Works Electrical Installation Inverter Mechanical Installation Sensors Energy Storage O&M Field Services U.S. SOLAR MARKET – ATTRACTIVENESS INDEX RENEWABLES PLATFORM BUILT TO ACCELERATE AND SCALE 4
BUILDING THE BUSINESS SYSTEM ENGINE AND SCALE TO SUPPORT OUR FUTURE 5 companies 2 companies Building Accessories Mail Solutions 9 companies Residential 2019 2020 2021 2 companies Home Improvement Added new leadership Integrated management team Business system - 80/20 & Lean Added new leadership 1 acquisition + integrated 2 companies ERP system initiative Integrated 2 companies Business system – 80/20 5
TRANSFORMING ONE OF OUR RESIDENTIAL BUSINESSES 80/20 CLS / PLS Lean Enterprise 80/20 Dynamic Kanban 80/20 In-Lining SIOP VSM / 8 Waste Reduction BEST PRACTICES 19% Revenue Growth 128% Adj. Op Income +590 bps Adj. Op Margin $4M Freight Savings 33% Reduction In Handling $3M Savings PLM / PLS $10M in Participation OTD up 11 pts to 97% KEY INITIATIVES BUSINESS RESULTS EXAMPLE 2020 6
SUMMARY 77 Disciplined process - where to play Best practices drive results + value Enabler to fix, build and scale Develop exceptional talent GROWTH PROFITABILITY TEAM Scope + Develop + Execute Reliability + Transactional + Operations Process + Leadership + Development FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES Profit share over market share Accountability at individual level (1/n) Integrity Best practices in place of structure Learn by doing (70/20/10) Operate and manage at business unit Respect at all levels Org design: only value- add roles & processes Continuous improvement Social Responsibility
FINANCIAL MODEL REVIEW November 17, 2021 CREATING MEANINGFUL VALUE IN HIGH GROWTH MARKETS
2020-2025 FINANCIAL PLAN *Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. $742 $1,033 $0 $300 $600 $900 $1,200 2015* 2020 △ / CAGR Historical Results 2 Accelerate execution and scale across 4 segments M&A incremental to plan Revenue CAGR 11% - 12% Adj. Operating Margin grows ~ 270 bps Adj. EBITDA Margin grows ~ 200 bps Adj. EPS improves 2X ~ $750M cash from operations PLAN 2020 - 2025 OPPORTUNITY $0.84 $2.73Adj. EPS* 3x+ $742 $1,033Revenue 7% $ M 7.4% 11.3%Adj. OP Margin%* 390 bps 10.2% 14.0%Adj. EBITDA%* 380 bps
RENEWABLES RESIDENTIAL AGTECH INFRASTRUCTURE Revenue 24% - 25% 5% - 6% 8% - 9% 5% - 6% Adj. Operating Margin ~ 240 bps ~ 180 bps ~ 820 bps ~ 300 bps Adj. EBITDA Margin ~ 240 bps ~ 160 bps ~ 680 bps ~ 230 bps PLAN ASSUMPTIONS 2020 - 2025 3
Renewables Agtech Panel supply challenges through 2022 Input costs remain high but stable in 2022 Industry growth will re-accelerate in 2023 ITC benefits (net) similar to current state CEA “produce” expansion accelerates in US License delays back on track for cannabis Scalable processes / systems drive margin Supply improvements minimize disruptions Residential Infrastructure New construction and R&R is steady New products drive participation DTC business & recurring revenue grows Digitizing front end drives differentiation New bill will accelerate demand in 2023 Leverage recent capacity investments Sealants/rubber market recovers Solid growth in high-speed rail segment REVENUE ASSUMPTIONS 2020 – 2025 4
Renewables Agtech Process standardization / simplification Manufacturing insourcing Field simplification / automation eBOS scaling Process standardization / simplification Field simplification Integration Manufacturing insourcing Residential Infrastructure In-lining Automation Digital customer engagement / experience New product development Manufacturing simplification Daily execution New product development Supply chain MARGIN ASSUMPTIONS 2020 – 2025 5
CAPITAL MANAGEMENT: INVESTING IN THE FUTURE 6 2015 - 2020 2020 - 2025 Plan ~$750M Cash From Operations M&A 10X EBITDA multiple 3X leverage or less Borrowing capacity + cash ~ $2B capacity Capex <2% Rev, 20% IRR 80/20 - Lean Health & Safety IT digitization Maintenance ~$600M Cash From Operations M&A $510M – 6 acquisitions TerraSmart & Sunfig Thermo Energy Processing (2) Architectural Mailboxes Capex $74M 80/20 initiatives Health & Safety IT digitization Maintenance
7*Refer to appendix in this presentation for historical adjusted measures reconciliations. Accelerating improvement in Renewables & Agtech Residential recovery via price cost alignment 80/20 execution & digitization drive operating performance Terrasmart + good solar market growth Solid Agtech & Residential momentum Participation gains - new products & customer digitization REVENUE PLAN MARGIN PLAN $0.0 $0.5 $1.0 $1.5 $2.0 2020 2025P Infrastructure Agtech Renewables Residential ~$1.8 ~$1.0 5% - 6% 24% - 25% 8% - 9% 5% - 6% 2020 – 2025P CAGR 11% - 12% Growth Rate 0% 3% 6% 9% 12% 15% 18% 11.3% ~14.0% 14.0% ~16.0% Adj. OM%* Adj. EBITDA%* 2025 GIBRALTAR BUSINESS PLAN $ B 2020 2025P 2020 2025P ~ 270 bps Adj. OM%* ~ 200 bps Adj. EBITDA%*
SUMMARY 88 Revenue CAGR 11% - 12% Adj. Operating Margin grows ~ 270 bps Adj. EBITDA Margin grows ~ 200 bps Adj. EPS improves ~ 2X ~ $750M cash from operations
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2015 – ADJUSTED FINANCIAL MEASURES RECONCILIATION 10 As Previously Reported in GAAP Statements Discontinued Operations Restatment As Reported in GAAP Statements Acquisition- Related Items Gain on Facility Sale / Restructuring Charges Intangible Asset Impairment Reclass of Hedging Activity Adjusted Financial Measures Adjusted Operating Margin Net Sales Renewables 143,694$ 143,694$ -$ -$ -$ -$ 143,694$ Residential 475,653 475,653 - - - - 475,653 Agtech 44,838 44,838 - - - - 44,838 Infrastructure 378,224 (300,730) 77,494 - - - - 77,494 Less: Inter-Segment Sales (1,536) 1,536 - - - - - - 376,688 (299,194) 77,494 - - - - 77,494 Consolidated Sales 1,040,873 (299,194) 741,679 - - - - 741,679 Income from operations Renewables 5,495 5,495 4,035 - - - 9,530 6.6% Residential 46,804 46,804 - 952 440 3,256 51,452 10.8% Agtech 7,164 7,164 1,327 - - - 8,491 18.9% Infrastructure 15,581 (7,372) 8,209 - 346 250 - 8,805 11.4% Segments Income 75,044 (7,372) 67,672 5,362 1,298 690 3,256 78,278 10.6% Unallocated corporate expense (26,959) (26,959) 732 2,523 - - (23,704) -3.2% Consolidated income from operations 48,085 (7,372) 40,713 6,094 3,821 690 3,256 54,574 7.4% Interest expense 15,003 15,003 - - - - 15,003 Other income (4,018) (4,018) - - - 3,256 (762) Income before income taxes 37,100 (7,372) 29,728 6,094 3,821 690 - 40,333 Provision for income taxes 13,624 (3,760) 9,864 2,302 1,452 262 - 13,880 Income from continuing operations 23,476$ (3,612)$ 19,864$ 3,792$ 2,369$ 428$ -$ 26,453$ Income from continuing operations per share - diluted 0.74$ (0.11)$ 0.63$ 0.12$ 0.08$ 0.01$ -$ 0.84$ T W E LV E M ONT HS E NDE D DE CE M BE R 31, 2015
2020 – ADJUSTED FINANCIAL MEASURES RECONCILIATION 11 As Reported in GAAP Statements Restructuring Charges Senior Leadership Transition Costs Acquisition Related Items Gain on Sale of Business Adjusted Financial Measures Adjusted Operating Margin Net Sales Renewables 238,107$ -$ -$ -$ -$ 238,107$ Residential 522,814 - - - - 522,814 Agtech 209,460 - - - - 209,460 Infrastructure 62,197 - - - - 62,197 Consolidated Sales 1,032,578 - - - - 1,032,578 Income from operations Renewables 30,105 15 - - - 30,120 12.6% Residential 94,430 740 - - - 95,170 18.2% Agtech 10,633 932 2,779 14,344 6.8% Infrastructure 7,233 226 - - - 7,459 12.0% Segments Income 142,401 1,913 - 2,779 - 147,093 14.2% Unallocated corporate expense (35,211) 375 2,526 1,991 - (30,319) -2.9% Consolidated income from operations 107,190 2,288 2,526 4,770 - 116,774 11.3% Interest expense 703 - - - - 703 Other (income) expense (1,272) - - - 1,881 609 Income before income taxes 107,759 2,288 2,526 4,770 (1,881) 115,462 Provision for income taxes 24,468 547 - 1,164 (469) 25,710 Income from continuing operations 83,291$ 1,741$ 2,526$ 3,606$ (1,412)$ 89,752$ Income from continuing operations per share - diluted 2.53$ 0.05$ 0.08$ 0.11$ (0.04)$ 2.73$ T W E LV E M ONT HS E NDE D DE CE M BE R 31, 2020
ADJUSTED EBITDA RECONCILIATIONS 12 Renewables Residential Agtech Infrastructure Consolidated Consolidated Industrial Disposition Continuing Operations Net Sales 238,107 522,814 209,460 62,197 1,032,578 1,040,873 299,194 741,679 Adjusted: Income From Continuing Operations 89,752 34,393 7,940 26,453 Provision for Income Taxes 25,710 19,692 5,812 13,880 Interest Expense 703 15,003 - 15,003 Other (Income) / Expense 609 (762) - (762) Adjusted Operating Profit 30,120 95,170 14,344 7,459 116,774 68,326 13,752 54,574 Adjusted Other (Income) / Expense - - - - 609 (762) - (762) Depreciation & Amortization 3,376 8,120 6,068 3,060 20,915 30,548 9,039 21,509 Less: Acquisition-Related Amortization - - (905) - (905) (5,132) - (5,132) Adjusted Depreciation & Amortization 3,376 8,120 5,163 3,060 20,010 25,416 9,039 16,377 Stock Compensation Expense 86 767 845 50 8,173 3,891 - 3,891 Adjusted EBITDA 33,582 104,057 20,352 10,569 144,348 98,395 75,604 Adjusted EBITDA Margin 14.1% 19.9% 9.7% 17.0% 14.0% 9.5% 10.2% Adjusted EBITDA Reconciliation 2020 Adjusted EBITDA Reconciliation 2015