Forum Energy Technologies (FET) investor relations material

Strategic overview and market positioning

• Focuses on a 'beat the market' strategy to grow faster than industry through share gains, innovation, and geographic expansion, aiming to quadruple adjusted EBITDA and triple free cash flow by 2030 from a 2025 base.

• Revenue per rig increased by 34% since 2022, driven primarily by new product development and geographic expansion, with minimal impact from pricing.

• Leadership markets account for two-thirds of revenue, with a 36% market share in established product lines like coiled tubing and wireline; growth markets represent one-third of revenue with significant expansion potential.

• Service intensity in oil production, such as longer laterals in shale, is expected to drive a 9% annual market growth rate over the next five years.

• International expansion, especially in regions like the Middle East, Argentina, Canada, and North Africa, is a key growth lever, with efforts to close the revenue per rig gap between U.S. and international markets.

Innovation and product development

• Continuous innovation and new product development are central, with recurring customer feedback driving improvements and tailored solutions.

• Recent product launches include coiled tubing for sour environments and pump protection products, with strong adoption in the U.S. and targeted international growth.

• The Variperm product line exemplifies close customer collaboration, designing sand and flow control solutions based on reservoir samples.

• Expansion into adjacent markets, such as defense (rescue submarines) and power generation for data centers, leverages core engineering expertise.

• The Global Heat Transfer unit is evolving from frac equipment cooling to stationary cooling for data centers, with a potential market of 5,000–6,000 engines over the next five years.

Financial outlook and operational leverage

• Revenue could reach $1 billion by 2030 in a flat market, or $1.6 billion if markets grow, with EBITDA margins expected to rise to 25–35% due to operating leverage and higher-margin new products.

• Cash flow conversion is strong, with 60–70% of incremental EBITDA expected to become cash, supporting share repurchases, debt reduction, and disciplined acquisitions.

• Increased capacity utilization of manufacturing footprint is a key driver of margin expansion.

• Downhole product lines and differentiated technologies in concentrated markets offer higher contribution margins.

• Current valuation metrics show significant discount to peers, with higher free cash flow per share and low net leverage.