Gentherm (THRM) investor relations material

Strategic direction and market positioning

• Focus on thermal management and pneumatic comfort technologies, with 97% of revenue from automotive and 3% from medical, aiming for broader market diversification by 2030.

• Medical business expected to double by 2030, with new product ThermAffyx launching in July, targeting robotic surgery and leveraging automotive technology.

• Expansion into home and office furniture markets, with strong OEM partnerships and a $100 million revenue target by 2028.

• Commercial vehicle, power generation, and adjacent markets identified as key growth drivers, reducing dependency on light vehicles.

• Focus on scaling core technology across automotive, medical, commercial vehicles, and industrial sectors.

Modine Performance Technologies acquisition and combination

• Announced a planned combination with Modine Performance Technologies, expanding the product portfolio in thermal and precision flow management and shifting revenue mix into commercial, agriculture, and power generation markets.

• Acquisition accelerates diversification, creating a $2.6 billion company with $320 million EBITDA on day one.

• The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2026, with Gentherm shareholders owning 60% and Modine shareholders 40% of the combined entity, subject to adjustment.

• Integration will allow cross-selling, product integration, and entry into new geographies, notably India, leveraging Modine's existing footprint.

• Transaction structured as a Reverse Morris Trust, intended to be tax-free for Modine and its shareholders for U.S. federal income tax purposes, maintaining a strong balance sheet and flexibility for future M&A or share repurchases.

Synergies and operational initiatives

• The combined company is projected to deliver $25 million in near-term cost synergies and unlock over $100 million in commercial opportunities through cross-selling, product integration, and new market entry.

• Integration management office established, with readiness for day one and transaction close expected in early Q4.

• Modine to operate as a standalone division under its current leadership, ensuring continuity and leveraging existing expertise.

• Company realigned from a regional to a functional and platform-based structure, streamlining management and decision-making.

• Ongoing global footprint transition and inventory build-up expected to pressure margins through mid-2026, with improvement anticipated by 2027.