NEXTracker.com Corporate Overview Corporate Overview NEXTracker , a Flex company, delivers market-leading smart solar PV and storage system solutions to customers accelerating the clean energy transformation worldwide. NEXT-level Facts – Dan Shugar, CEO, NEXTracker Since day one, we have focused on incorporating customer feedback into our design and innovating with new features to increase profitability for system owners and EPCs. With solar now reaching parity with fossil fuel energy generation, we’re finally integrating renewables on mass scale – in both mature and emerging markets alike. In my 30 years of solar, I’m more excited than ever.” “ Market leadership in U.S., Latin America, India, Australia, Middle East, Africa and Europe Lowest LCOE and LCOS per week global manufacturing capacity 500 MW 30+ GW of trackers installed or under contract, including DG and commercial projects Collection and analysis of gigabytes of actionable data daily Industry-leading performance (UL 2703 & UL 3703-listed) and quality through partnerships with ISO 9001 suppliers Leveraging Flex’s robust global supply chain network in 30+ countries Part of parent company Flex with $26B annual revenue, $13B balance sheet, investment grade credit rating $26 Billion Bankability and Security NEXTracker benefits from the financial backing of parent company, Flex, an investment grade $24 billion company with facilities in every major region and a global supply chain network. NEXTracker also leverages Flex’s SmartNexus IoT platform to provide cybersecure data connections between NX Horizon™ trackers, storage systems and the cloud to our customers. Leadership and Industry Engagement Led by company founder and CEO Dan Shugar, NEXTracker’s executive and managerial teams have decades of experience designing, building, selling and operating solar and storage components, systems and power plants around the world. NEXTracker embraces its industry leadership role, participating in trade groups, policy activities and corporate social responsibility programs in its major markets.