Announcement PDF FY25 Results 28 August 2025 AI-Media Technologies (ASX: AIM) AI-Powered Language Solutions – Live and Recorded Visit AIM Investor Centre “ AIM’s unique AI infrastructure delivers technology transformation “FY25 was the year AIM became a technology-led business – with technology products now 63% of revenue (from 0 five years ago). With the April 2025 launch of LEXI Voice and the forthcoming LEXI AI suite, we are moving from transformation to acceleration. We are scaling LEXI adoption, expanding into new markets and territories, as we target $150M revenue and $60M in EBITDA by FY29.” Tony Abrahams Co-founder, CEO & Shareholder (18%) Jason Singh Chief Financial Officer Tony Abrahams, Co-Founder, CEO 2 “ AIM Board: November 2024 We achieved two key FY29 Revenue Growth KPIs in FY25: • EMEA Encoder sales grew from 55 units in FY24 to 315 units in FY25, a significant increase of 260 units (+472%) • This accelerated our global expansion strategy with the addition of 23 new countries to increase our geographical footprint to a total of 36​ countries We also achieved two key FY29 Product Growth KPIs through the year: • Launched LEXI Voice in April 2025 • Ongoing development of LEXI AI Tony Abrahams, Co-Founder, CEO 3 What we do: Infrastructure adds AI elements to Live Video AIM is the leader in complex workflow orchestration and automation to deliver AI solutions in text and voice translation 1 2 3 4 Capture Video Secure Ingest AI Automation Enhanced Video Output With low latency: LEXI Text: ~3 seconds LEXI Voice: ~8 seconds Video input fed directly to AIM Encoders Customer automation systems Step 1 – Capture Video input fed directly to AIM Encoders Step 2 – Ingest Encoders securely receive all source data from approved customer systems Step 3 – LEXI Automation iCap, iCap Cloud, and LEXI orchestrate media with AI for optimal output Step 4 – Enhance LEXI adds AI captions, translation, and Voice to final video 4 AIM’s unique infrastructure adds AI elements to live video • • For enterprise-grade customers All through AIM Encoders & iCap Network “ The AIM Board endorsed FY26 LEXI product funding +60% to accelerate commercialisation of LEXI Voice and launch LEXI AI in April 2026 via Product & Technology Committee co-chaired by experienced US product and GTM leaders, AIM Directors Otto Berkes and Brad Bender FY25 Cash increased by $3.8M to $14.7M with no debt Deferred revenue is $10.5M comprising $8.9M* in FY26 and $1.7M* in FY27+ FY25 EBITDA $4.6M is understated by $3.5M R&D LEXI Voice | LEXI AI (all R&D expensed- pre-revenue and commercially viable) Tony Abrahams, Co-Founder, CEO Image: AIM’s LEXI Voice Encoder * Totals may not add up precisely due to rounding ” 5 FY25 Financial performance Total Revenue1 Tech Revenue2 Services Revenue Underlying EBITDA $64.9M $41.1M $23.7M $4.6M 2% 19% 25% 11% (FY24: $66.2M) (FY24: $34.6M) (FY24: $31.6M) (FY24: $4.1M) Total Gross Margin Hardware Sales Total # Encoders3 Cash Balance 69% $17.1M 7,062 $14.7M 5% 36% 39% (FY24: 64%) (FY24: $12.6M) (FY24: 5,094) 1. 2. 3. $3.8M (FY24: $10.9M) FY25 and FY24 revenue from ordinary activities, excluding interest and other income Including revenue from Hardware, Software as a Service (SaaS) & Support Represents active encoders. 1,143 encoders were sold in FY25 compared to 843 units in FY24 and 800 inactive encoders were activated in FY25. 6 AI-Media’s B2B customers and markets at a glance World leading brands choose AIM to add AI elements of TEXT, VOICE and LLM-AI via AIM Encoder network (LEXI over iCap) AMER EMEA APAC KEY SOLUTIONS CORE SEGMENTS Encoders Broadcast 75% of FY25 revenue iCap Network Government 5% of FY25 revenue LEXI SaaS Enterprise 20% of FY25 revenue 7 LEXI SaaS drives majority of iCap network usage in FY25 Supported by growth in AIM’s LEXI SaaS product suite from new and existing clients iCap network usage (millions of minutes) LEXI SaaS usage (millions of minutes) • LEXI Share of iCap network grows with AI improvements: 14% (FY21) → 59% (FY25) • iCap network (human + tech) 4-yr CAGR: +18% • LEXI usage (tech) 4-yr CAGR: +69% • FY25: strong growth in network and LEXI’s share 4-YR LEXI CAGR = 69% 135.0 116.8 103.8 59% 88.9 79.2 70.5 53.3 39.2 14% 21.5 9.7 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 8 Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) FY26 forecast +35% FY25 Total Revenue $64.9M $41.1M $17.0M FY25 ARR $17.0M ARR Tech 86% ARR Gross Margin $24.1M Other Tech Tech Revenue (63%) $23.7M Services Services Revenue (37%) +35% FY26 Forecast ARR =$23.0M 9 Tech revenue mix 63%, driving GM up to 69% Underpinned by an increased portion of revenue derived from Tech at 86% gross margin 2-Yr Transition to Tech Revenue ($M) Tech CAGR = 31% 70.0 60.0 Legacy Services Revenue decline accelerated (–16% FY24 → –25% FY25) • Services on track for <20% of Total Revenue by Dec 2025 • Tech Revenue +19% YoY; LEXI billings +40%, boosting SaaS revenue and future revenue visibility • 86% Gross Margin from Tech, lifting blended FY25 GM to 69% 72% 31.6 37.8 50.0 40.0 64% 30.0 34.6 20.0 • 60% 23.7 70% 69% 68% Services 66% 41.1 64% 62% 60% 24.0 58% 10.0 Tech 0.0 56% 54% FY23 Tech revenue FY24 Services revenue FY25 GP% 10 Total Addressable Market (TAM) grows with LEXI Voice LEXI Voice TAM is ~30x LEXI Text TAM Global Language Services Text and Voice VOICE The global live voice translation and interpreting market is a total of $70B across the ‘9 Squares’ which is still human delivered as at FY25. ~30x $70B TEXT ~$2B Source: Nimdzi 100 Report, 2023; Frost & Sullivan The global live and recorded captioning and subtitle market is $2B. AIM delivered FY25 LEXI Text Revenue of $17M ARR 11 AIM’s global expansion progress ➢ Servicing a total of 36 countries at the end of FY25 ➢ +23 countries added globally, with strong adoption across Europe European Accessibility Act (EAA) The EAA became effective as of June 28, 2025. Positioning AIM to capture significant market share in the EU FY24: 13 countries serviced Australia, Philippines, Singapore, Mexico, USA, Canada, France, UK, UAE, South Africa, Israel, NZ, Switzerland Existing Markets New Markets in FY25 FY25: +23 countries added Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, Argentina, Bahrain, Bosnia, British Virgin Islands, Georgia, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Spain, Sweden 12 FY25 Financial Highlights FY25 Investment highlights Key Metrics driving sales growth and profitability Tech Momentum ARR Growth Drivers Strong Financials & Tailwinds Operational Leverage • 63% FY25 Revenue from Tech: Q4 Tech Sales ~70% • $17M ARR, 86% gross margin, +35% forecast for FY26 • Cash balance +35% to $14.7M, positive operating cash flow • Services to plateau at 20% of revenue from Dec 2025 • 86% Gross Margin from Tech • Encoder base +39% to 7,062 units (FY25 Encoder Lifetime value = ~$50k) • Regulatory tailwinds: European Accessibility Act (+17 new countries in Europe) • ~$5M cost-out in FY25, -50 FTE • Strong cash conversion 160% and no debt • All product & R&D expensed $7.5M, not capitalized 14 AIM’s SaaS transition has accelerated customer sales The Services to SaaS model will accelerate further with new LEXI products FY25 $51.6M FY24 $39.0M FY23 $28.0M $10.5M $41.1M $4.3M $34.6M $3.9M $24.0M Tech Sales Tech Revenue Deferred Revenue Tech Sales Tech Revenue Deferred Revenue Tech Sales Tech Revenue Deferred Revenue 15 Technology revenue on target to reach 80% by Dec 25 Future Services revenue related to project & support fees on technology projects. Legacy Services infrastructure to be fully decommissioned by December 2025 AMER $43.3M 26% 26% $41.9M 22% 22% APAC $18.2M 74% 74% 78% 78% 89% 89% 11% 11% FY24 FY25 FY24 Technology Revenue EMEA $15.8M 73% 73% 27% 27% FY25 $4.8M 17% 83% $7.2M 42% 42% 84% 58% FY24 FY25 58% Services Revenue 16 Product & sales driving ARR growth Operating Expenses (A$M) $41.7M $38.4M $34.0M Sales & Marketing Product 12.5 Sales investment up 24% • Product investment up 15% All R&D and Product development is expensed when incurred - not capitalized (FY25=$7.5M, representing 12% of total revenue) • General & Administrative down 3%, exceeding AGM guidance due to accelerated cost out program (restructure costs=$1.3M) 9.2 6.5 5.1 G&A General & Administrative 15.5 • 19.7 G&A 19.4 2% FY23 7.5 18.8 3% FY24 FY25 17 FY25 Summary profit and loss A$M FY25 FY24 Variance Growth % Tech revenue 41.1 34.6 6.5 19% Services revenue 23.7 31.6 (7.9) (25%) Recognised revenue from Tech grows 19% with forward sales increasing deferred revenue Total revenue 64.9 66.2 (1.4) (2%) Accelerated decline in services revenue of 25% Tech gross profit 35.5 28.0 7.5 27% Services gross profit 9.6 14.5 (5.0) (34%) Gross Profit 45.1 42.5 2.6 6% GP margin % 69% 64% - - Sales & Marketing 15.5 12.5 3.0 24% Product and R&D 7.5 6.5 1.0 15% General and Admin 18.8 19.4​ (0.6) (3%) Total operating expenses 41.7 38.4 3.4 9% EBITDA EBITDA margin % Restructuring costs Underlying EBITDA 3.3 5% 1.3 4.6 4.1 (0.8) (19%) 6% 4.1 1.3 0.5 100% 11% Operating cashflow 5.3 3.6 1.7 48% Cash at Bank 14.7 10.9 3.8 35% Cash Conversion % 160% 87% - - 86% GM from technology revenue, improving overall gross profit by 6% vs the pcp Increased investment in Sales & Marketing supporting EMEA growth and product development to meet market demand for market leading products FY25 includes $1.3M of one-off expenses including restructure costs Increased sales driving cash increase, deferred revenue increases by $6.2M on the pcp 18 FY25 Cash increase of $3.8M Operating CF = $5.3M 6.2 Debtor days = 46 4.6 (4.2) 0.2 14.7 Foreign Exchange Cash Bal. 30-Jun-25 (1.7) (1.3) 10.9 Cash Bal. 30-Jun-24 Underlying EBITDA Restructure Costs Deferred Revenue Accounts Receivable/ Capex & Prepayments Other 19 19 Growth Strategy & Outlook 5-year aspirational target of $150M revenue by FY29 Revenue Split Scenario to achieve FY29 target (A$M) Revenue and EBITDA growth trend relationship (A$M) 150 Tech CAGR 31% 120 We are here Tech CAGR 32% 66.2 61.8 59.8 64.9 60 41.8 37.8 31.6 41.1 30.0 34.6 1.1 3.3 4.1 4.6 FY22 Act FY23 Act FY24 Act FY25 Act Revenue 18.0 FY26 FY27 FY28 Underlying EBITDA ➢ SaaS revenue growth is the key focus area for the business FY29 FY22 Act 23.7 24.0 FY23 Act FY24 Act FY25 Act FY26 Tech Services FY27 FY28 FY29 ➢ Transition from Services revenue to high margin technology revenue 21 Three strategic pillars to achieve our FY29 target Entering FY26, we have built strong foundations to drive future growth across different segments and geographies 1 Product Expansion 2 Geographic Penetration 3 Segment Differentiation • Increase product spend with existing customers through LEXI Text • Replicate North American success and achievements in Europe and Asia • Strengthen position in Enterprise, Education, and Government sectors • Monetizing new offerings such as LEXI Voice and LEXI AI • Leverage regulatory tailwinds such as the European Accessibility Act (EAA) • Build on successes within parliamentary and congressional institutions 22 LEXI Product Suite driving ARR growth ➢ Significant investment pre-revenue in flagship products to expand the TAM and realise the FY29 growth target ➢ Product development costs are fully expensed when incurred, zero R&D capitalization New Innovation Enhancement of live captioning LEXI solutions into live voice interpreting solutions, transmitting broadcasters’ content from English to over 100 different languages in <8 seconds AI-powered enterprise solutions delivering Generative AI into secured business environments, allowing companies to integrate advanced AI models within their proprietary data SPECIFICATION AI-powered solutions providing highly accurate automatic live captioning, currently accounting for 100% of total LEXI revenue and is a key building block and component of LEXI Voice and LEXI AI STRATEGY Flagship • • Win more iCap Share with LEXI Grow LEXI Text with new customers in new countries and industry verticals • • LEXI Voice TAM ~30x TAM of Text Strategic focus on the customer implementation nuances in different markets • • Currently in development BrewAI JV discontinued in June 2025 in favour of inhouse development for LEXI AI 23 STRATEGY SPECIFICATION AIM Encoders are the gateway to ARR ➢ AIM’s encoders are the entry point to the LEXI Ecosystem • Hardware and Software (Alta) • All Encoders are interoperable with LEXI Text and LEXI Voice (and LEXI AI) • Each AIM Encoder has a lifetime value of US$50k on current LEXI SaaS volumes ➢ AIM encoder penetration grew from 5,094 to 7,062 YoY • Significant progress in EMEA Broadcast in FY25 • First US Federal Government sales achieved in FY25 • Manufacturing throughput increased at AIM’s US factory in Farmingdale Long Island, NY • Outsourcing vendor arrangement secured for increased capacity ➢ FY26 strategy is to use LEXI Voice to enter Enterprise markets that are greenfield opportunities ➢ The FY29 strategy involves achieving Encoder penetration in each of the ‘9 Squares’ • Encoder technology upgrades for both Hardware and Alta (Software encoder) • Putting LEXI on third party partner encoder networks is a further growth opportunity 24 LEXI TEXT • Flagship product driving SaaS ARR : 100% of total in FY25 = $17M • European market fit established in FY25: 1,500% increase in tech-related text sales (Encoders + LEXI Text) • APAC Transition from Services to LEXI Text on track for full switchover by December 2025 • Regulatory tailwinds of adoption: European Accessibility Act + individual countries in Asia • Technology tailwinds of adoption: increasing quality of Realtime AI translation tools continuing to expand the product-market fit of LEXI Text and LEXI Voice • LEXI Text accuracy up from 98.84% - 99.14% • LEXI Uptime to 99.87% to 99.99% 25 LEXI VOICE Product features ➢ Monetization opportunity for existing customers ➢ Lead magnet for new customers in new markets THE LEXI VOICE WORKFLOW Output: Mixed to Live Broadcast, Stream, Personal Device ✓ Takes a single voice stream and splits it into multiple languages in real-time ✓ Replicates not only words but sentiments and emotions of original content ✓ Low latency ensures real-time delivery, keeping audiences engaged ✓ Same workflow to deliver an entirely new AI-based solution Text to Speech Translation Engine Speech to Text (LEXI Text) Voice Isolation Input: from Live Broadcast or Event ✓ From live sports to news, LEXI Voice adapts to any broadcast need Customer Value ✓ Revenue growth opportunities with international expansion in different language markets ✓ Cost savings on human interpretation services by using AI to automate the process, ✓ Monetization of archived content using old shows, films, and series in new regions ✓ Digital delivery maximizes AdTech effectiveness 26 LEXI AI* AI-powered enterprise solution delivering Generative AI into secure business environments - maximizing value from the AIM ecosystem. Product in development Enterprise-Grade Security & Compliance Full data control with a private Large Language Model (LLM) operating behind company firewalls. Unlocks Internal Knowledge & IP Enables organizations to leverage their own high-value data without external risks. Seamless Enterprise Integration Embeds smoothly into existing business workflows, enhancing productivity without disruption. Hybrid Cloud & On-Premises Flexibility Supports both cloud and on-prem implementations for maximum adaptability. AI That Works for You Combines public GenAI strengths with the security of private enterprise data. Scalability & Cost Efficiency ✓ Integrates advanced AI models (like ChatGPT) with proprietary data, ensuring privacy and security behind firewalls. ✓ Part of the LEXI Toolkit – designed for secure enterprise workflows with live real-time updates. Optimized to scale with business needs while reducing unnecessary AI costs. Proven Technology Backed by AI Media Built on AIM’s trusted workflow orchestration for reliable and secure AI deployments. *LEXI AI is the new branding for the product range. AIM has discontinued its partnership with BrewAI and will own 100% intellectual property rights in LEXI AI 27 AIM strategic moat: 5 pillars of competitive advantage AIM Encoders • 7,000+ units installed • High-value customer workflows • LEXI Suite Sustainable Competitive Advantage Moat Full Disaster Recovery (LEXI DR) Customer Data Security Workflow Orchestration & Integration • Sovereign data behind customer firewalls • Full security compliance • • Data logging and audit validation Automated IP integration of workflows • Reduces headcount at customer sites • Sweet spot customers have $1B+ revenue (TOP20) • Fully AI delivered • LIVE video • LEXI TEXT, LEXI VOICE LEXI AI (April 2026) iCap Network • Successfully monetized third party usage • Now extending outside US Broadcast and into other territories and markets 28 AIM Encoders create significant growth opportunities P AI-Media AI Orchestration US$50k Encoder Lifetime Value (~ 5-year lifespan) New customer AIM Encoders Upgrade 29 Live Media Competitive Landscape: We play in the deep end AIM Integrates best-of-breed AI (Google, XL8, ElevenLabs, DeepL, ChatGPT etc) into secure live enterprise workflows Enterprise Deep End B2B only – Big-tech ‘retail’ offers validate the market; AIM focuses on secure, integrated enterprise workflows AIM Technology Sophistication / Integration Depth Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta Integrating the tech you know from Smart Phone with enterprise-grade security 3Play ENCO Verbit Red Bee Sync Words AIM’s top-20 customers all > $1.5B annual revenue = 80% of revenue. Zero churn in this cohort in last 4 years Captionhub Voice Interaction D2C Customer Focus Technical capability validated with index customers in each of the ‘9 Squares’ (see next slide) B2B 30 FY26 Strategy to focus on ‘9 Squares’ of expansion The core focus areas are distinct in each of the 9 Squares, with EMEA Broadcast and global Enterprise key FY26 growth targets APAC FY26 Objectives FY26 Objectives FY26 Objectives • Strong Product Market Fit • Build on first sales Enterprise Broadcast EMEA Government AMER with LEXI Text – continue displacing competitors • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority successes in FY25 to US and Canadian government departments • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • • • Encoder sales focus Build on growth FY24 → FY25 LEXI Text (EAA) FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • • Complete transition from Services to Tech FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • Initial customer pilots • Initial customer pilots • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • Switzerland (UN) focus • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority 31 Investment case summary AIM achieved FY25 objectives while positioning the business for sustained growth, profitability, and market leadership Transitioned to High Margin SaaS Penetration of New Markets with Tech Leveraged AI Advances for Product Growth Achieved $17M in ARR in FY25, which is forecast to grow to $23M in FY26 at 35% Successful penetration of US Government and EMEA Broadcast segments with material sales of Encoders Used AI breakthroughs for further growth for LEXI Text, launched LEXI Voice and developing LEXI AI) Reinforced Defensible Moat Expanded TAM From $2B to $70B Zero Debt, Strong Position We converted commoditized AI into a proprietary, defensible capability with our workflows and live data integration Expansion into Voice unlocks ~30x Total Addressable Market and a step change in growth potential With no debt and a solid balance sheet, AIM is well-positioned to fund growth and pursue strategic opportunities 32 Q&A Additional Information Profit & loss statement For the year ended 30 June 2025 30-Jun-25 30-Jun-24 Var ($M) ($M) ($M) Revenue 64.9 66.2 (1.4) Cost of sales (19.8) (23.8) 4.0 Gross Profit 45.1 42.5 2.6 Other income - - - Operating expenses (41.7) (38.4) (3.4) EBITDA 3.3 4.1 (0.8) Depreciation and amortisation (3.9) (4.4) 0.5 EBIT (0.6) (0.3) (0.3) Net interest expense 0.0 0.0 0.0 Profit/(loss) before tax (0.5) (0.3) (0.2) Income tax expense (1.1) (1.0) (0.1) Net profit/(loss) after tax (1.7) (1.3) (0.3) GP Margin % 69% 64% 5% Underlying EBITDA 4.6 4.1 0.5 Note: Totals may not add up precisely due to rounding 35 Balance sheet For the year ended 30 June 2025 30-Jun-25 ($M) 30-Jun-24 ($M) Var ($M) Cash and cash equivalent Trade receivables Other current assets Total current assets Property, plant and equipment Intangibles Other non-current assets Total non-current assets Total assets Trade payables Deferred revenue Other current liabilities Total current liabilities Deferred revenue Other non-current liabilities Total non-current liabilities Total liabilities 14.7 14.5 7.4 36.6 5.4 54.1 4.4 64.0 100.6 2.3 8.9 9.2 20.4 1.7 3.2 4.9 25.3 10.9 10.7 5.2 26.8 4.9 56.2 5.3 66.4 93.1 1.6 4.2 8.2 14.0 0.0 3.3 3.3 17.2 3.8 3.8 2.2 9.8 0.6 (2.1) (0.9) (2.4) 7.4 0.7 4.7 1.0 6.4 1.7 (0.1) 1.6 8.0 Net assets Equity 75.3 75.3 75.9 75.9 (0.6) (0.6) Note: Totals may not add up precisely due to rounding 36 30-Jun-25 ($M) 30-Jun-24 ($M) Var ($M) 73.6 73.3 0.3 (67.6) (69.6) 2.0 0.1 0.2 (0.1) Interest and other finance costs paid (0.0) (0.2) 0.1 Income taxes paid (0.8) (0.2) (0.6) Net cash from operating activities 5.3 3.6 1.7 (8.1) 8.1 Receipts from customers (incl. of GST) Payments to suppliers and employees (incl. of GST) Interest received Cash flows For the year ended 30 June 2025 Payments for expenses relating to acquisitions1 Payments for property, plant and equipment Payment for intangibles (1.0) (0.9) (0.1) (0.1) (0.3) 0.2 Net cash used in investing activities (1.0) (9.3) 8.3 Repayment of premium funding (0.4) Repayment of lease liabilities (0.3) (0.3) 0.0 Net cash used in financing activities (0.7) (0.3) (0.4) Effects of exchange rate changes Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 0.2 (0.1) 0.3 3.8 (6.1) 9.8 Note: Totals may not add up precisely due to rounding 1. $8.1m final earn-out payment for EEG and ACS acquisition paid in H1 FY24. (0.4) 37 Continuing improvement in LEXI quality over humans​ AI capabilities and advancements have led to AI captioning outperforming human captioning 38 Experienced Executive Team Strong and qualified leadership team to drive product development and commercialisation strategy TONY ABRAHAMS JASON SINGH DONNA REID BILL MCLAUGHLIN Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Operating Officer Chief Product Officer • Tony co-founded AI-Media in 2003 • Jason Singh joined in 2024 bringing significant experience in high growth multinational SaaS companies • Donna joined AI-Media in March 2021 after five years as the Director of Content Service Operations for Foxtel Media • Bill was CTO at EEG and now Chief Product Officer globally at AI-Media • Strong Experience in ASX listed founder led Technology businesses • Has more than 20 years’ experience in Human Resources and Operations • Worked to establish the Oxford Internet Institute in 2001, while attending the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar • Director of Northcott Disability Services 2010-18 • Since 2007, Bill has been with EEG architecting the company’s leading software solutions including iCap, LEXI, and Alta 39 Board Board renewal since 2024 with addition of talented and experienced new directors with ASX and deep technology expertise • • JOHN MARTIN TONY ABRAHAMS ALISON LOAT CHERYL HAYMAN BRENT CUBIS OTTO BERKES BRAD BENDER Non-Executive Chairman Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Non-Executive Director NED + Chair: Rem & Nom NED + Chair: Audit & Risk NED + Co-Chair: Product & Technology NED + Co-Chair: Product & Technology John joined the Board in 2010 and served as Chair until 2013, NED until 2024 and has been re-elected as Chair in February 2024. • Tony co-founded AI-Media in 2003. • Alison joined the Board in 2018. • Cheryl joined the Board in 2022 • Brent joined the Board in July 2024 • Otto joined the Board in Nov 2024 • Brad joined the Board in Nov 2024 • Worked to establish the Oxford Internet Institute in 2001, while attending the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar • • Highly experienced Director and ASX CFO with over 30 years of Board level experience in senior roles including CFO of Cochlear Ltd and Nine Network Australia. • Tech leader with 15+ years board level experience. Xbox founder, served as GM at Microsoft, CTO at HBO and CA Technologies, and CEO at HireRoad. Currently NED of Integral Ad Science & advisory board member for Intelagree. • Director of Northcott Disability Services 2010-18. Held several NonExecutive Director roles of ASX-listed companies over the last 15 years. Previously held CMO roles at George Weston Foods, Yum Restaurants International & Unilever. • • Holds position of Managing Director, Sustainable Investing and Innovation at OPTrust, a Canadian public pension plan with $23 billion CAD in globally diversified investments and on Board of several other companies. 25+ years of global product and mgt experience. Former VP of Product Mgt at Google - founded the Google Display Network + drove growth to become a multi-billion dollar business. Led Google News and Search Ecosystems, delivering AI-driven initiatives. Served as CEO and Director of ASXlisted Babcock & Brown Communities, Primelife and Regeneus. 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