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Key Definitions and Notes

Except as otherwise noted all references to 2022 and 2021 represent our results for the period indicated, presented on an adjusted basis. "Organic Sales" refers to GAAP revenue excluding (1) the impact of currency translation and (2) the impact of revenue from acquired businesses recorded prior to the first anniversary of the acquisition less the amount of sales attributable to divested product lines not considered discontinued operations. "Segment Income" represents Operating Income exclusive of non- cash intangible amortization, certain acquisition related costs, costs of restructuring activities, impairments and other unusual non-operating items. Return on Sales ("ROS") equals Segment Income divided by Sales.

Key Messages

  • Record Q1 sales of $695M, up 27%; strong adjusted EPS of $0.50, up 16%

  • Broad-based sales and orders growth across all segments

  • Continued strong execution in challenging inflationary and supply chain environment

  • Raising full-year sales and adjusted EPS guidance

Strong start to 2022

Q1 2022 Summary

  • Sales of $695 million, up 27% and 24% organically

  • Segment income of $110 million, up 13%; ROS of 15.9%, down 180 bps

    Q1 2022

  • Adjusted EPS of $0.50, up 16%

  • Free cash flow usage of $3 million, in line with expectations

Q1 Highlights

  • Broad-based growth, >20% organic sales growth in all segments

  • Strong volume up 13 points and price contribution of 11 points

  • New product sales contributed ~2 points to growth

  • Orders outpaced sales with backlog up double-digits

2022 Outlook

  • Raising full-year sales and adjusted EPS guidance

  • Expecting strong performance from digital initiatives, vertical focus and the electrification of everything

  • Managing price/cost to help offset greater inflation than previously forecasted

  • Expecting strong full-year free cash flow

Results above expectations and raising full-year guidance

Q1 '22 Earnings Presentation

Q1 2022 nVent Performance

Financial Highlights (YoY)

  • Sales up 27%, organically up 24%

    - Volume added 13 points and price added 11 points to growth

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    Acquisitions added 5 points

  • Price nearly offset total inflation

  • Segment income up 13%

    • - Strong contribution from sales growth

    • - Inflation and supply chain challenges greater than anticipated

    • - >100bps headwind from prior year corporate cost comparison

  • Adjusted EPS of $0.50

  • Free cash flow usage of $3M

  • Other items

    • - Adjusted tax rate of ~17.5%

    • - Net interest expense of ~$7M

    • - Shares of ~168M

Q1 '22 Earnings Presentation *Non-cash amortization

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