Investor Webinar Materials-High Energy Laser Weapon 7th Aug

• Recent conflicts have proven small, inexpensive drones as a formidable asymmetric weapon
• Directed energy weapons are a critical defence layer against drone threats
• EOS has signed a €71.4m (~A$125m) contract with a European customer for a 100-kW high power laser system

EOS has announced a significant milestone with the signing of a €71.4m (~A$125m) contract to deliver a 100-kW high energy laser weapon system to a European NATO member. This is believed to be the world's first export order for a high power laser weapon of this scale. The contract is unconditional and has customary cancellation and termination clauses. The system will be delivered over three years, with manufacturing to be carried out at EOS' facilities in Singapore. EOS will provide extensive testing, training, and other services as part of the contract. The announcement highlights the growing market need for directed energy weapons to counter the rising threat of drone warfare. Recent conflicts have proven small, inexpensive drones as a formidable asymmetric weapon, capable of inflicting significant damage on larger and more expensive military assets. Militaries and law enforcement agencies are scrambling to deploy effective counter-measures, with kinetic solutions like EOS' Slinger Remote Weapon Systems and directed energy weapons like the High Energy Laser Weapon seen as critical to a layered defence strategy. EOS believes it has significant competitive advantages in laser weapons technology, with key IP and manufacturing capabilities located in Singapore and Australia. The company sees the high energy laser weapons market as a significant growth opportunity, with strong customer interest from non-ITAR (non-US) markets in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia.

EOS has signed a €71.4m (~A$125m) contract for the delivery of a 100-kW high energy laser weapon system over a 3-year period.

EOS sees the high energy laser weapons market as a significant growth opportunity, with strong customer interest from non-ITAR (non-US) markets in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. The company plans to conduct live-firing demonstrations in Australia in Q4 2025 and the Middle East in Q2 2026, and is in advanced negotiations with another client.