WEB TRAVEL GROUP LIMITED — AGM Information 2021

Aug 30, 2021

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31 August 2021

Market Announcements Office Australian Securities Exchange Limited 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000

Dear Sir

AGM - Mana in Director resentation g g p

Attached is the Managing Director presentation to be provided by John Guscic at Webjet Limited’s Annual General Meeting.

The presentation will be webcast live at Webjet AGM meeting from 3pm (AEDT) today and will be archived on the Webjet Limited investor website for viewing.

This announcement was authorised for release by the Chair of the Board of Directors.

For more information:

Carolyn Mole, Head of Investor Relations

carolyn.mole@webjet.com.au

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Level 2, 509 St Kilda Road | Melbourne | Victoria 3004 | Australia. ABN 68 002 013 612

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Managing Director Presentation
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2021 AGM.

31 August 2021

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FY21 Year in review.

1) Reflects new 31-March year end. Not useful to provide comparison between FY20 (12 months) and FY21 (9 months)

• 2) Underlying Operations – excludes non-operating expenses (refer to slide 21 of the FY21 Investor Presentation for detail)

. Powered for travel recovery

• B2C - Webjet OTA and Online Republic saw bookings pick up as domestic leisure markets reopened; Webjet OTA returned to profitability

• B2B - WebBeds impacted by ongoing travel restrictions in many regions; bookings started to pick up as markets opened. Transformation Strategy underway to emerge as #1 global B2B provider

• Focused on reducing operating expenses, managing cash burn, proactive capital management and extending term debt repayment

• Pro forma cash : $431 million

• FY21 average cash burn : $5.5 million/ month

• Term Debt due November 2023

• We see a world of opportunity and are transforming the business to be ready for the recovery

FY21 – Key Financials(1) (9 months to 31-March)	FY21 – Key Financials(1) (9 months to 31-March)	FY21 – Key Financials(1) (9 months to 31-March)
Webjet Group	Statutory Result	Underlying Operations(2)
TTV	$453m	$453m
Revenue	$38.5m	$38.5m
Expenses	$163.8m	$94.8m
*Statutory Resultinc EBITDA(3)	ludes $69.4 million ($125.3m)	non-cash items ($56.3m)
NPAT (before AA)(4)	($141.5m)	($73.7m)
NPAT	($156.6m)	($88.8m)

*Statutory Result includes $69.4 million non-cash items

• 3) EBITDA excludes Share Based Payment (SBP) Expense (refer to slide 35 of the FY21 Investor Presentation for detail)

• 4) Acquisition Amortisation - includes charges relating to amortisation of intangibles acquired through acquisition

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Operating cash flow will be positive for 1H22.

. Strong capital position heading into recovery phase

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$431m 31 March 2021 pro forma cash

Nov 2023 20%[+] $87 million more costTerm Debt due efficient at scale

Proactive capital management

On track to be at least 20% more cost-efficient at scale

• Pro forma cash: $431 million

• Significant leverage opportunity

• Mitigated B2B debtor risk

• New Convertible Note at low coupon of 0.75%

Positive operating cash flow in 1H22

All Term Debt now due November 2023

• FY21 average cash burn - $5.5 million/ month

• Extended from November 2022

• WebBeds TTV growth delivering positive working capital

• Next covenant test 30 June 2022 based on modified test[(1)]

1) Tests to be done at; 30 June 2022, 30 September 2022 and 31 December 2022 based on annualising EBITDA for the period commencing 1 April 2022

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B2B Division Update

WebBeds. Digital Provision of Hotel Rooms to Global Partners

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Post Covid-19 strategy is . delivering

. Return to profitability in July

• As countries swiftly implemented travel restrictions to contain Covid-19, the impact on WebBeds was severe

WebBeds has been profitable since July

• Recognising domestic markets would be the first to open , we took the strategic decision to pivot our contracting and sales efforts to domestic travel , diversifying our business model

Monthly TTV (A$m)

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• Additionally we undertook a series of transformational initiatives that are expected to deliver 20%+ cost efficiencies at scale

• TTV significantly increasing as domestic markets open up - WebBeds was profitable in July and August and will be profitable in September

When markets normalise, WebBeds will have greater market share, lower costs and improved profitability

• We have retained our global footprint, hotel supply relationships and global customer network and are ready for when intra-regional and international travel markets reopen

1) Pre-Covid-19 average based on 12 months ending 31 December 2019 2) Estimate for August 2021 based on extrapolation of actuals up to and including 23 August 2021

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Pivoted to focus on domestic travel while waiting for international . markets to open

. Increasing our domestic foothold

• Global travel volume has not yet returned to pre pandemic levels but the volume that has returned is predominately domestic

• Domestic sales as % of total sales have grown significantly – and as international volume starts to return, domestic sales continue to grow

• Strategy to focus on domestic opportunities driving return to profitability – August bookings are estimated to be 51% of pre-pandemic volumes (Aug-19)

Domestic sales as % total sales have grown significantly since Covid-19…

…and as international volume returns, domestic sales continue to grow

Pre-Covid TTV Post-Covid TTV April to July 2019 April to July 2021

International vs Domestic sales – FY22 YTD

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Management estimates for international versus domestic volumes

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Increasing domestic share . in all regions

Diversification of our business model.

Domestic sales (as % total sales )

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By Region
84%
38% 33% 29% 36%
7% 11% 8%
Europe MEA Americas APAC
Pre Covid (Apr-Jul 19) Post Covid (Apr-Jul 21)
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Americas

Europe

• Higher domestic share in the key markets Spain, Italy, the UK and France

• Onboarded new customers with primarily domestic focus, optimised existing partnerships and added local currency options for key markets

• 75 new customers offering access to new business channels and segments

• Contracted new hotel product catering to domestic markets, with key focus on Florida, California, Texas, Nevada and Mexico

• Worked with supply partners to deliver more relevant rates and optimised existing 3rd party connections

Asia-Pacific

Middle East & Africa

• New domestic-focused customers (i.e. China) and deepened existing customer relationships (adding Chinese product language content)

• Higher domestic share in 5 key markets; Turkey, UAE, Egypt, Kuwait and Saudi

• 84 new customers; introduced local currency trading in Turkey and Egypt

• Expanded direct contracting efforts in domestic secondary cities and connected 3rd party suppliers with significant domestic content

• Contracted significant Dubai content serving both local and global markets

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Management estimates for international versus domestic volumes

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When markets normalise WebBeds will have greater market share, lower costs and improved . profitability

. Covid-19 provided opportunity to transform WebBeds

The competitive landscape has changed

• Domestic leisure markets have been the first to open up

• B2C channels like OTAs and Super Apps are utilising B2B content more effectively

• Severe financial pressure on smaller providers and the industry

• Bedbanks are more relevant than ever in the distribution landscape as they provide a single source of significant content for customers and valuable reach for hoteliers

Our opportunity has expanded

• B2B market opportunity now more than $70Bn in TTV due to growth in B2C distribution opportunities

• Opportunity to gain significant market share through:

• Expanded domestic offering targeting previously unserved markets

• Retaining existing intra-regional and international offering

• Enhanced technology offering

• Transformation initiatives to deliver at least 20% greater cost efficiency at scale

• Our strong financial position makes us a trusted partner for our hotel suppliers

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Strategic objective: To become the #1 global . B2B provider

. Initiatives will drive greater share of a larger market opportunity

B2B market opportunity now greater than $70Bn TTV

COVID-driven transformational initiatives

• Diversifying into previously uptapped markets

• Increasing North America market penetration

• B2C channel expansion

• Streamlined technology

• Leveraging data analytics

• Simplifying processes across the business

• On track to be 20% more cost efficient at scale

Increased profitability target[(1)]

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(1) 8/4/4 = at scale 8% revenue/TTV and 4% costs/TTV to drive 4% EBITDA/TTV 8/3/5 = at scale 8% revenue/TTV and 3% costs/TTV to drive 5% EBITDA/TTV

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Organisational restructure to unlock . potential

. WebBeds - Organisational structure from May 2021

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WebBeds CEO
Daryl Lee
Middle East Umrah Holidays Global Product Process &
Europe Americas Asia Pacific
& Africa (UHI) / Saudi Arabia Group Innovation
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• Dedicated CEO for the whole WebBeds business

• Moving from 3 to 4 Commercial Regions – Europe, Middle East & Africa (MEA), Asia-Pacific and now also Americas; each responsible for selling and contracting for their market and working more seamlessly across geographies

• Umrah Holidays International (UHI)/Saudi Arabia – focused on capturing key Saudi Arabian growth opportunities as borders reopen

• New Global Product group – bringing a unified approach to contracting with key supplier groups

• New Process and Innovation Division – includes Operations and a new Innovation Hub, bringing a structured approach to innovation and development across all areas of the business

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B2C Division Update

. Webjet OTA Australia & New Zealand

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Uniquely placed to benefit from domestic led . tourism industry

. Domestic border openings drive return to profitability

• #1 OTA in Australia and New Zealand

Bookings spike as borders open

• Predominantly serves the leisure market

• Significant demand for leisure travel - bookings spike as borders open

Monthly Bookings (000s)

• Strong international demand expected once borders re-open

• Structural shift to online continues to accelerate

• Brand strength enables significant bookings growth with targeted marketing spend

• Able to leverage our highly scalable cost base – profitable as soon as key borders open

Domestic border openings drive return to profitability - profitable January through July; bookings since June impacted by border closures

1) Pre-Covid-19 average based on 12 months ending 31 December 2019 2) Estimate for August 2021 based on extrapolation of actuals up to and including 23 August 2021

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Outperforming market by 1.6x, increasing share despite border closures.

. Increasing market share

$ 87.4 M Webjet OTA bookings EBITDA 1.6x the market[(1)]

Significant growth in market share

• Structural shift to online is accelerating

• Unique “mix and match” offering

• Broadest range of payment options for OTAs in Australia

• Strong focus on servicing the leisure market

Up 71%

• Superior technology offering

LTM average domestic bookings performance to Jun-21

50%[+] 11.3% of the entire of all Global OTA flights Distribution market in System (GDS) Australia and bookings New Zealand in Australia

Webjet average market share across all GDS bookings – Travel Agency Offline & Online (2)

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Rolling 12 month average market share

1) Webjet OTA (domestic bookings) versus the Market (IATA total Australia domestic RPKs) 2) GDS bookings do not include Low Cost Carriers.

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B2C Division Update . Online Republic

Global Marketplace

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Ready to benefit from domestic focused tourism around the world.

. Global domestic leisure exposure

• Significant exposure to leisure

markets – 100% of Motorhomes and more than 80% of Cars are booked for leisure purposes

Bookings reflect border closures

• Substantial Cars and Motorhome

inventory in key markets (Australia, New Zealand, US and Europe)

Monthly Bookings (000s)

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• Product mix well suited for domestic markets while international markets are closed

• New CEO appointed April 2021 with a focus on brand rejuvenation and global expansion

• Profitable in April and May ; since

June, bookings reflect increased cancellations due to State border and Trans-Tasman bubble closures

1) Pre-Covid average based on 12 months ending 31 December 2019 2) Estimate for August 2021 based on extrapolation of actuals up to and including 23 August 2021

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Group update

FY22 Outlook.

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Demand for travel will return and we are ready . to capture it

. Webjet Limited will capitalise on travel recovery

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• Our geographic diversification has become a core strength as different regions recover at different times

• Our market opportunity has increased in all businesses – serving new market segments and benefiting from the structural shift to online

• WebBeds - become the global #1 B2B provider

• Webjet OTA - increase market share leadership

• Online Republic - improve underlying performance

• Our cost base is on track to be 20% lower at scale

• We have significant cash reserves and runway

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Operating cash flow will be positive for 1H22, WebBeds profitable since . July

FY22 - Outlook.

Vaccine rollouts underway and directly correlated to travel recovery

• USA and UK vaccine rollout programs are well advanced; North American and European markets starting to open up

• Accelerated vaccine rollouts underway in Australia/New Zealand; expected to have a positive impact in early CY22, although timing for removal of border restrictions still uncertain

As markets open, all businesses rebound quickly

• WebBeds - profitable in July and August and will be profitable in September; significant upside as more markets open

• Webjet OTA - profitable April to July (highest trading volume day on record in April); bookings since June impacted by lockdowns but will be profitable as soon as domestic Australia reopens

• Online Republic - profitable in April and May; bookings since June impacted by lockdowns; expected to return to profitability as Australia and New Zealand reopen

Company will generate positive operating cash for 1H22

• WebBeds TTV growth delivering positive working capital

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We see a world of . opportunity

... Beyond FY22

Opportunity

• Structural shift to online

• • Decline in number of

• • Untapped physical stores

• markets

Webjet Limited is ideally positioned as global travel markets re-open. As a result, we believe we will be substantially bigger and more profitable once we are back at scale.

• North America

• YOY EBITDA expansion

• growth At least 20% • B2C channel

• provided a greater cost expansion

• strong base efficiencies • Technology at scale enhancements

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. Thank you

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