AeroVironment : AVAV Presents at BofA Conference

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AV At-A-Glance

Honored to support our global customers as the leading pureplay unmanned systems company, providing solutions primarily to U.S. DoD and allies around the world

Global footprint with sales to	NASDAQ: AVAV
55+ allied nations
Market Cap: $5.3B+

HQ: Arlington, VA

Employees: ~1,400

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AVAV's Business

Platforms	Software
Group 1 UAVs	Communications
Group 2-3 UAVs	Command and Control
Loitering Munitions	Autonomy / AI
Lethal Drones	Computer Vision
Ground Robots	Object ID
Logistics UAVs	Visual Navigation
Space Helicopters	Flight Control Systems
	Advanced Solutions

Serving Primarily Defense and Public Safety Markets

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OUR UNMATCHED PORTFOLIO: Accomplishing Missions in the Most Demanding Environments

Group 2-3 UAVS

Group 1-2 UAVS

Loitering Munitions

AV Operates Three Business Segments

Uncrewed Systems	Loitering Munition Systems MacCready Works (MW)
(UxS)	(LMS)

Group 1-3 UAVs for ISR and UGVs for EOD and CBRNE missions

• SUAS, MUAS and UGV Business Units
• Leader in our markets
• Global franchise with shipments to more than 55 allied countries
• Leading edge autonomy and AI/ML capabilities

Small/Med Loitering Munitions

• Leading supplier to US DoD for more than a decade
• Multiple payload types with more variants in development
• Recent DoD authorization to sell to more than 50 allied countries
• Multiple $1B+ Programs of Record on horizon
• Advanced Features

Advanced Programs and Customer Funded R&D

• Classified & Un-Classified Projects
• Center of Excellence for Machine Learning, AI & Autonomy
• Includes HAPS and Mars Helicopter programs
• Incubates new product lines

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Growing Need for

Uncrewed & Autonomous Systems

Future of warfare and US military's force structure will include more distributed intelligent and affordable unmanned systems

• loitering munitions deployed at the edge of the battlefield. AV develops and delivers these types of disruptive capabilities to our military and global allies

Shift from conventional missiles to Loitering Munitions like the Switchblade 300 & 600 with greater range, precise targeting and wave-off capability

Proven that small nations can successfully defend themselves and deter larger adversaries using unmanned systems in the air, ground and sea - i.e. asymmetrical warfare

Trend towards more autonomous solutions utilizing machine learning and AI capabilities that operate in contested

environments

"Ukraine is building an advanced army of drones"

"Army orders loitering munition for testing as soldier-bornetank-killer"

"Pentagon to build unmanned systems to compete with China"

"Army orders loitering munition for testing as soldier-bornetank-killer"

"Ukrainian minister vows more drones for strikes on Russian warships"

"The use of autonomous systems is going to be a constant… which includes the first thousand feet of air above the land."

1. AV's unique solutions are valued by our customers and trusted to meet their growing needs

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At Inflection Point and Poised for Long-Term Value Creation

Unmatched portfolio	Innovation leader	Well-positioned to	Proven track record of
of uncrewed systems	deploying AI/ML tech	benefit from key	more than 20 years
with strong global	to the battlefield for	trends and strong	serving defense and
franchises	autonomous missions	global tailwinds	gov't customers

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Evolving Global Security Threats Are Driving Defense Spending

United States:

FY24 PBR driving defense spending to growth; Russian invasion of Ukraine factored in, future budgets to focus also on countering Chinese threat in APAC

Latin America:

Limited threat profile, populist politics and commodity-based economies focus key prospects into more limited range of opportunity - current economic woes limiting large-scale program evolution

Sources: SIPRI, RSAdvisors Defense Budget Forecasts

Eastern Europe & Nordics:

Increased Russian activity in former Soviet states and conflict in Ukraine

Western Europe:

will likely drive increased spending in Eastern Europe & Nordics

Russian invasion of Ukraine driving additional spending through

the period, particularly in air defense, land systems, and some naval recap

Asia/Pacific:

Chinese power projection is driving investment by its neighbors, particularly Japan, Australia, S. Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore

MENA:

Growing involvement in defense manufacturing and in the conduct of operations is driving increasing sophistication

of requirements; air defense a core priority N. Africa increasingly modernizing and seeking to develop better surveillance capabilities - Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco increasing spend

Historical and projected defense and security spending	Defense Spend CAGR '17-'27:
	-5% 5%
patterns largely mirror geographic threat areas

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