Kepler Weber (KEPL3) Investor presentation summary

Historical milestones and growth trajectory

• Founded in 1925, evolved from a blacksmith shop to a leading agribusiness solutions provider, reaching its IPO in 1980 and expanding with new plants and acquisitions through 2022.

• Achieved sustainable growth phases, with a focus on operational excellence, diversification, and technological integration.

• Celebrated significant milestones, including the opening of strategic facilities and the acquisition of Procer.

Market position and operational highlights

• Recognized as a leader in storage equipment and post-harvest solutions for grains, with presence in 54 countries and 1,570+ clients served in 2026.

• Operates 3 factories and 9 distribution centers in Brazil, managing 209 projects simultaneously and maintaining 92% on-time deliveries.

• Connected ~13,000 silos and warehouses with Procer technology by end of 2026.

Industry context and growth drivers

• Brazil's leadership in global food production is supported by two annual harvests and consistent growth in grain output.

• Grain production CAGR of 6% (2000–2026), with a growing storage deficit projected to reach 42% by 2033.

• Demand for storage and logistics solutions is driven by increased production, infrastructure gaps, and the need for automation.