CAPITAL MARKETS DAY PRESENTATION

June 6, 2023

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Agenda

I.

Strategic Overview

Richard Blickman

II.

Market Trends

Chris Scanlan

III.

Wafer Level Assembly

Peter Wiedner

IV.

Mainstream Die Attach

Christoph Scheiring

V.

Packaging

Jeroen Kleijburg

VI.

Plating

Bart Berenbak

VII.

Q&A

Besi Team

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I. STRATEGIC OVERVIEW Richard Blickman

CEO

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CEO Summary

Hybrid Bonding Continues to Gain Traction

  • Hybrid bonding not a question of if, but when, and how large the opportunity
    • AMD/TSMC achieved full commercial production for initial devices
    • Adoption increasing by industry and development community. Better than anticipated
    • Path won't be straight line but in increments
    • Integrated hybrid bonding production lines now a reality
    • Volume orders anticipated in 2024-2026 period
  • TCB C2W also becoming more important factor in customer road maps

Strong Secular Drivers Intact to Advance Long-Term Growth

  • Generative AI further accelerates move to digital society and smart everything
  • Extension of Moore's law requires increased high-end assembly investment
    • Heterogeneous integration in 2.5/3D structures for HPC, HBM, Mobile and Automotive
  • New investment required for onshoring capacity to Europe, US, Japan and SE Asia
  • Mobile driven by increased 5G deployment and advanced camera modules
  • EV drives automotive growth

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