Rogers (ROG) investor relations material

Strategic vision and growth targets

• Aims to grow sales to $1.5 billion by 2030, targeting a 13% CAGR from 2025, doubling revenue and increasing EPS six-fold, driven by organic growth and operational improvements.

• Core markets are expected to grow at 5% annually, with aerospace and defense leading at high-single-digit rates, and automotive and industrial at mid-single-digit rates.

• High-growth adjacencies—AI data centers, battery systems, and EMI shielding—are projected to contribute $450 million in annual revenue by 2030, validated by active customer engagements.

• No M&A impact included in targets, but bolt-on acquisitions remain a key focus to complement organic growth and add new capabilities.

• Transformation supported by improved cost structure, faster decision-making, and enhanced customer engagement, leveraging proven products and manufacturing.

Business segments and market opportunities

• Operates through Advanced Electronics Solutions (AES) and Elastomeric Material Solutions (EMS), each targeting diversified end markets including automotive, aerospace, industrial, and electronics.

• AES focuses on connectivity, RF signal integrity, thermal management, and power electronics, with strong positions in automotive, aerospace, and AI data centers.

• EMS leverages polyurethane and silicone materials for sealing, impact protection, and pressure management, targeting industrial, electronics, and automotive markets.

• Differentiated capabilities, strong OEM relationships, and global manufacturing footprint enable expansion into new applications and support growth in regionalized markets.

• Growth in premium consumer electronics and electrified vehicles offers higher content and value-add opportunities.

Financial framework and operational improvements

• Targets adjusted EBITDA margin expansion from 14.2% in 2025 to 26% by 2030, with adjusted EPS reaching $14 and operating expenses declining to below 20% of sales.

• Margin expansion driven by revenue growth, operational excellence, cost reductions, and leveraging existing capacity, including manufacturing and R&D site consolidation.

• Capital allocation prioritizes organic investment, disciplined M&A, financial flexibility, and shareholder returns, supported by a strong balance sheet with $211M in cash and no debt as of June 2026.

• CapEx intensity expected to remain moderate, with current capacity sufficient for near-term growth and free cash flow supporting reinvestment.

• R&D spending focused on targeted, customer-driven programs to ensure commercialization and rapid returns.