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Annual Report

Full-year summary for stakeholders: financial performance, highlights, people, and outlook.

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  1. Annual Report 2025
    1

    The cover of an annual report is read by people who will read nothing else. Make the year legible from across a room.

  2. Slide 2 of the Annual Report sample deck
    2

    One sentence from the letter, not the whole letter. If the audience remembers a single line from this deck, it should be this one.

  3. The year at a glance
    3

    Margin plus growth together is the story. Either alone is unremarkable in this sector.

  4. Five years of compounding revenue
    4

    Compound annual growth of about 29% across five years. The 2023 slowdown was the grid connection delay, worth naming before someone asks.

  5. Margin improved as the fleet matured
    5

    Margin follows fleet age, not scale. Assets built before 2022 now run at nearly twice the margin of the newest sites.

  6. Segment results
    6

    Storage grows fastest and earns least. That is expected at this stage and it is the segment to watch in 2026.

  7. Operations
    7

    Transition from financial results to how they were produced.

  8. What we built this year
    8

    On-schedule delivery across nine sites is genuinely unusual in this industry. Do not bury it in the middle of the list.

  9. People and community
    9

    The injury rate is the number the board asks about first. Have the prior year in your head: it was 0.61.

  10. What did not go to plan
    10

    An annual report without this slide is marketing. Include it, own it, and do not over-explain any single item.

  11. 2026 outlook
    11

    Guidance is a range for a reason. If asked what moves us to the top or bottom, the answer is interconnection timing.

  12. Our priorities for the year ahead
    12

    Four priorities, and each maps to something earlier in this deck. Close by pointing back to those slides rather than adding new material.

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