Exhibit 99.1

N A S D A Q : P M E C FROM PROFITABLE FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TO ROBOTICS-LED MARGIN TRANSFORMATIONInvestor Presentation · October 2026100+ robotsAI-Robotics for a cleaner, smarter world

D I S C L A I M E R Forward-Looking Statements This presentation has been prepared by Primech Holdings Ltd. ("Primech", the "Company", or "PMEC") solely for informational purposes. It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of the Company, and it is not intended to form the basis of any investment decision. This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and the safe-harbor provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, statements regarding the Company's strategy, backlog, contract pipeline, robotics development and commercialization timelines, HYTRON unit economics (including lease pricing, manufacturing cost, target gross margin and breakeven fleet scale), international expansion, and expected margin improvement. Words such as "expect", "target", "plan", "anticipate", "believe", "potential", "could", and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. These statements are based on management's current expectations and assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including: the Company's history of net losses and reliance on bank facilities and government wage subsidies; customer concentration; labour cost and regulatory pressure under Singapore's Progressive Wage Model; the early stage of the robotics segment and uncertainty of adoption; dependence on third-party manufacturing and component supply; and the other risks described under "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 and other filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement except as required by law. Financial information for fiscal years ended March 31, 2026 and 2025 is derived from the Company's audited consolidated financial statements prepared under U.S. GAAP. Certain figures, including subsidiary-level EBITDA, contracted backlog, contract award values and operating statistics (employees, contracts, retention, robots deployed), are non-GAAP or operational measures that are unaudited and may not be comparable to similarly titled measures used by other companies. Numbers may not sum due to rounding. 2

E Q U I T Y S T O R Y Why PMEC Now PMEC is at a pivotal juncture — an established FM platform entering a new modus operandi, with automation reshaping service delivery, productivity and growth. FM scale is already built 3,000+ employees¹ and established client relationships provide the deployment channel. Revenue visibility is high US$177.7M contracted backlog.² Automation attacks the largest cost line Labour-heavy FM economics make productivity gains highly valuable at scale. Robotics creates re-rating potential RaaS, international channels and OEM expansion could broaden PMEC's technology-led revenue opportunity. Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only ¹ Employee count as at 31 March 2026. ² Contracted backlog as at 31 March 2026. 3

Singapore FM leader Roots in 1988 Profitable core Profitable facilities segment (US$6.1M FY2026 segment profit) supports robotics investment. Multi-year visibility US$177.7M contracted backlog Self-developed robotics HYTRON and broader FM robot stack deployed with real customers Global expansion path RaaS, unit sales and dealer channels across multiple countries Re-rating potential From labour-intensive services to automation-enabled platform model Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only I N V E S T M E N T H I G H L I G H T S Six-Pillar Investment Thesis 4

Operating Structure Group revenue reported Backlog² FY2027–FY2029+ Robots Deployed³ Across client sites Employees¹ Operational ScaleUS$78M FY2026 RevenueUS$177.7M100+3,000+1988 Roots Operating businesses trace their roots to 1988 Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only ¹ Employee count as at 31 March 2026. ² Contracted revenues for future fulfilment at 31 March 2026, per Form 20-F. ³ Comprises HYTRON units embedded in Primech's own facilities-services contracts and OEM cleaning and floor-care robots. HYTRON leasing to third parties commenced in FY2026. C O M P A N Y O V E R V I E W Operating Scale + Technology Platform Primech Holdings combines a mature facility services engine with a growing robotics R&D and commercialization arm. Primech A & P: Integrated Facility Solutions | Maint-Kleen: Cleaning & Conservancy Services | Primech AI: Robotics R&D and HYTRONUS$8.9M Cash Mar 31, 202638.4M Shares Outstanding 5

Clean Mark Gold Award; Class 1 licence under Singapore's Cleaning Business Licensing framework Progressive Wage Model, worker quotas and compliance requirements favour scaled incumbents Track record with Changi Airport, MOE, NEA, universities, hospitals and premium landlords Established customer relationships across facilities-services projects M A R K E T P O S I T I O N Facilities Management Moat Primech Holdings' base business has built a strong moat that pure robotics startups do not have: licences, tenders, staff scale and trusted customers.01020304 Licences & accreditation Regulatory complexity Tender credibility Recurring relationships Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Source: Company 6

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only T H E L A B O U R P R O B L E M The Labour Problem, Quantified Singapore's cleaning wage floors are legislated to rise every July through 2028, the workforce is ageing out, and the subsidy that cushioned the increase ends in 2028. Restroom-cleaner wage floor, July 2022 →July 2028+85% S$1,530 →S$2,835 a month · legislated (Progressive Wage Model) Resident cleaners and labourers aged 60 or over62% 2025 · was 41% in 2015 · under-40s: 10% · derived from MOM data Government co-funding of wage increases, 2023 →202875% →20% Progressive Wage Credit Scheme · 2028 is the final year To clean one washroom by hand (3 WCs, 4 urinals, 25 m²)39 min NEA productivity benchmark · trained cleaner Cost of revenue is 83% of Primech's revenue, and it is chiefly wages. The restroom cleaner is paid S$415 (about 20%) above the general-cleaner floor, is among the hardest roles to fill, and cleans the space that generates the most complaints. That is the task HYTRON is pointed at. 7 EXPENSIVE — legislated wage escalation SCARCE — an ageing, shrinking workforce EXPOSED — the cushion is being removed • Progressive Wage Model floors step up S$170 every 1 July through 2028. General Cleaner: S$1,312 (2022) →S$2,080 (today) →S$2,420 (2028). Restroom Cleaner: S$1,530 →S$2,495 →S$2,835. • On top of basic wage: a mandatory PWM bonus of at least two weeks' pay; training rises from 2 to 3–4 WSQ modules per cleaner from July 2027; minimum annual leave for outsourced workers rises from 7 to 10 days from 2029. • Foreign-worker cost: Dependency Ratio Ceiling 35%; Work Permit levy S$450–800 a month, lowest tier rising to S$600 from 2028; Local Qualifying Salary S$1,800 from July 2026. • About 53,600 cleaners across about 1,530 licensed businesses; three-quarters resident. • 62% of resident cleaners and labourers are 60 or over (41% a decade ago); 10% are under 40. • In 2024 "cleaner" was the #3 non- professional job left unfilled for six months or more; annualised resignation rate about 29%. • Progressive Wage Credit Scheme co-funding of wage increases: 75% (2023) →50% (2024) →40% (2025) →30% (2026–27) → 20% (2028, final year). • Primech, FY2026: government subsidies netted in cost of revenue fell to US$2.8M from US$4.1M; gross margin 23.6% → 17.1% on a largely fixed-price contract base. • NEA's Productivity Solutions Grant pays up to 50% of a cleaning robot (cap S$200k per company); HYTRON is on the supportable-equipment list.

W H E R E I T B I T E S Where It Bites: The Restroom A premium-wage role, the hardest to staff, the most complained about. 39 min 13 s NEA benchmark for a trained cleaner to clean one 25 m² washroom (3 WCs, 4 urinals) — about 5.6 minutes per fixture ~1,300 enforcement actions NEA and SFA public-toilet offences in 2024; about 210 coffee shops were repeat offenders Every 30 minutes at peak NEA's recommended cleaning frequency for hawker-centre and coffee-shop toilets; 6–8 times a day in malls, 4–5 in offices 5% of floor area, 80%+ of complaints Industry rule of thumb for restrooms; the #1 complaint category for cleaning contractors three years running (CMM / ISSA benchmarking survey) S$2,495 a month Restroom-cleaner wage floor from July 2026, S$415 (about 20%) above the general-cleaner floor; S$2,835 by 2028 84% Say an unclean restroom damages a business's image; 75% think twice before returning (Bradley Healthy Handwashing Survey 2025, US) 8 HYTRON at a Primech-serviced site: about 40 fixtures per charge, >99.9% bacterial reduction.

FY2026 Revenue Consolidated · U.S. GAAP · audited FY2026 Gross MarginUS$6.1M Facilities segment profit Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Resilient FM Engine Supporting the Robotics Transition17.1% FY2026 · U.S. GAAP · audited F I N A N C I A L P E R F O R M A N C E 9

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only F I N A N C I A L P E R F O R M A N C E FY2026 Consolidated Results Fiscal year ended March 31 · US$ thousands · U.S. GAAP · Audited by Weinberg & Company, P.A. (PCAOB)Facilities Services Primech A & P · Maint-Kleen · CSG US$78.0M — Revenue US$6.1M — Segment profit Robotics Primech AI · HYTRON · first commercial lease year US$12K — Revenue (robot leasing) US$(2.5)M — Segment loss, incl. US$0.4M R&D Segment profit 3,641 →unallocated corporate costs (5,273) →other operating expense (128) → interest (672) →income tax (366) →net loss (2,798) Government wage subsidies netted in cost of revenue fell US$1.3M year-on-year (2,805 vs 4,148); the balance reflects labour-cost inflation under the Progressive Wage Model on a largely fixed-price contract base. This is the cost line the robotics programme is designed to address. The robotics segment is an investment segment supported by the facilities business and is fully consolidated (Primech AI Pte. Ltd., effective interest 51%). 10 Consolidated statement of operations FY2026 FY2025 Change Revenues, net 78,009 74,349 +4.9% Cost of revenue (net of subsidies of 2,805 / 4,148) (64,695) (56,823) Gross profit 13,314 17,526 (24.0)% Gross margin 17.1% 23.6% (6.5) pts General & administrative (14,436) (16,176) Sales & marketing (864) (2,007) Goodwill impairment — (291) Loss from operations (1,986) (948) Other income (expense), net 226 (27) Interest expense (672) (789) Income tax expense (366) (456) Net loss (2,798) (2,220) Attributable to Primech Holdings (2,268) (1,942) Loss per share — basic & diluted (US$) (0.06) (0.05)

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Financing & subsequent events. Securities purchase agreement (December 2025) with WELLE Environmental (Lux) S.à r.l., a subsidiary of WELLE Environmental Group (SZSE: 300190), for US$4.0M of senior unsecured 7% convertible promissory notes: US$2.0M delivered January 2026 and US$2.0M July 2026; convertible at US$1.30 per share. The sale of 23 and 25 Ubi Crescent completed after year-end at approximately US$8.1M; after repayment of the US$4.3M mortgage it adds roughly US$3.8M of net cash before transaction costs, and the group has relocated its headquarters to 60 MacPherson Road, Siemens Centre. Management's assessment: cash plus available facilities are sufficient to fund operations for at least twelve months from the date of the FY2026 financial statements. F I N A N C I A L P E R F O R M A N C E Balance Sheet, Debt & Liquidity As at March 31, 2026 · US$ thousands · U.S. GAAP•Notes payable —composition • HSBC overdraft facilities 5,923 • HSBC receivables factoring (with recourse)3,823 • HSBC mortgage — Ubi Crescent HQ 4,293 • HSBC term loans 233 • Convertible promissory note (7% p.a.) 2,028 Total notes payable 16,300 Covenants (Primech A & P): minimum adjusted tangible net worth S$10.0M; gearing ≤ 2.2×. In compliance at March 31, 2026. Facilities secured on group assets and guaranteed by certain directors and the Parent.US$8.9M Cash at March 31, 2026US$7.6M Undrawn loan & overdraft facilitiesUS$8.2M Working capitalUS$(4.1)M FY2026 operating cash flow•Liquidity 11 Condensed balance sheet (US$ thousands) Mar 31, 2026 Mar 31, 2025 Cash and cash equivalents 8,921 10,145 Accounts receivable, net 19,750 15,633 Other current assets 2,272 3,229 Total current assets 30,943 29,007 Property and equipment, net 9,362 9,686 Right-of-use assets, goodwill & other 2,226 2,507 Total assets 42,531 41,200 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 10,803 10,330 Notes payable — current 10,145 8,481 Lease liabilities & income tax — current 1,833 2,056 Total current liabilities 22,781 20,867 Notes payable — long term 6,155 4,331 Other non-current liabilities 1,059 1,323 Total liabilities 29,995 26,521 Total shareholders' equity 12,536 14,679 Working capital is current assets less current liabilities at 31 March 2026. The Form 20-F liquidity note cites approximately US$8.7M on management's basis.

ROBOTS COMMITTED UNDER THE CONTRACT TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE C O N T R A C T W I N S Evidence of Demand: US$163M+ Publicly Announced Awards Since August 2025 Robotics is being bundled into real FM contracts, not sold in a vacuum. US$163M+ announced contract wins since August 2025¹ Bar and gold-line length show total contract value. The figure in each bar is the number of robots committed under that award, not units deployed. US$ values are contract value, not robot sales. Social Services/Public Sector 27 ROBOTS US$36.1M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE Universities 45 ROBOTS US$33M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE Hawker Centres 20 ROBOTS US$24M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE Polytechnics 28 ROBOTS US$19.6M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE Commercial 25 ROBOTS US$8.8M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only ¹ Per company announcements, August 2025–September 2026; total contract value over the full contract term. Aviation Hub US$24.8M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE FM-ONLY Industrial Cleaning US$3.45M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE FM-ONLY Hospitality/Residential US$7.7M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE FM-ONLY 12 Financial Services US$5.78M TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE FM-ONLY

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 01 Scale, licences, customers and recurring contracts 05Globalization RaaS, unit sales and dealers expand beyond Singapore 02Robotics R&D HYTRON plus full OEM robot roadmap 03Customer Deployment Robots tested and improved at project sites 04Margin Expansion Automation turns labour pressure into operating leverage S T R A T E G I C V I S I O N Own the Deployment Channel, then Scale the Technology Primech Holdings has the rare combination of operating sites, labour-pressure pain points, real users and a technology roadmap.FM Platform 13

R O B O T I C S T E C H N O L O G Y HYTRON: Autonomous Restroom Cleaning Robot Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only>99.9%¹ESG Aligned~40 Fixtures2 PatentsNavigation StackCleaning System Bacterial reduction test: 12,000 →<10 CFU/swab Per charge; designed for real site productivity Pending; Primech AI-developed commercialization platform Electrolyzed water, ozone-enhanced process and wet/dry function NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX, SLAM navigation and 6-axis arm Automation that reduces water, chemical and energy use. ¹ Independent laboratory surface-swab testing, FDA BAM Chapter 3 methodology, September 2025; test report available to investors on request. 14 TechRadar Pro Picks award, CES 2026 · NEA Productivity Solutions Grant supportable equipment, November 2025

HYTRON: Path to Scale & Profitability A recurring revenue model designed to improve margins and operating leverage as deployment scales. R O B O T I C S E C O N O M I C S Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Lease Term Public-sector lease signed May 2026; recurring RaaS revenue Target Gross Margin Management target for leasing model Manufacturing CostUS$31.9k →US$19.1k Target improvement from scale manufacturing around 300 units Scale Threshold~130 units Fleet size at which HYTRON's fixed costs begin to amortise (not a profit breakeven)~40%3-year 15 Management targets; not guidance. Cost of revenue includes depreciation, maintenance and consumables.

C O M P E T I T I V E L A N D S C A P E Floors Are Automated. Fixtures Are Not. Autonomous floor cleaning has scaled to tens of thousands of units. The restroom fixture, a premium-wage task that is hardest to staff and most complained about, is still cleaned by hand almost everywhere. 16 Comparison Manual cleaning Autonomous floor-cleaning robots UV-C disinfection robots Other restroom-fixture robots HYTRON (Primech AI) What it cleans All surfaces Floors only: scrub, sweep, vacuum, mop Disinfects exposed surfaces with UV light; does not clean Toilets and urinals; basins not demonstrated Toilet bowls, squat toilets, urinals, wash basins, countertops, mirrors and floors; 6-axis arm; wet and dry Touches the fixture Yes No No Yes Yes: scrub, disinfect, rinse, dry Disinfection evidence Chemical; unverified Optional floor spray; unverified Laboratory and hospital studies for some products None published More than 99.9% bacterial reduction; 12,000 → less than 10 CFU per swab; independent laboratory, September 2025 Autonomy None SLAM and obstacle avoidance; self- docking, refill and drain on some models Mobile; self-docking Each restroom taught once; refills at a janitor sink; needs site fittings SLAM navigation; self-docking; automatic water refill and drain; 2-hour charge Output About 7 fixtures in 39 minutes (NEA benchmark) 500–2,000 m² per hour One room per cycle Not published About 40 fixtures per 4-hour charge Cost to customer S$2,495 a month wage floor (July 2026), plus bonus, levy or CPF, leave and training Not compared Not compared Published US pricing: US$1,500–4,500 a month Monthly lease including maintenance; NEA PSG co-funds up to 50% Installed base About 53,600 cleaners in Singapore Tens of thousands of units worldwide Over 1,000 healthcare facilities United States only; no fleet size published Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Japan and USA; mass production from Q1 2027; three-year public-sector lease (May 2026) The defensible claim. HYTRON is among the first commercially deployed autonomous restroom-fixture cleaning robots in Asia, with independently validated disinfection, approved for Singapore government co-funding. Floor-cleaning robots are complements, not competitors. Primech already operates 100+ floor-care robots inside its contracts and bundles HYTRON beside them. The same distributors and the same NEA co-funding that scaled floor robots are available to HYTRON.

M A R K E T O P P O R T U N I T Y An S$3.6bn Home Market, Channel Markets Ten Times Larger, a Fixture Nobody Has Automated at Scale Anchored in official Singapore statistics; channel markets from named research firms; the restroom sized bottom-up. Market Size Growth Source Primech presence Singapore S$3.6bn cleaning receipts (2024) +10.2% y/y DOS Headquarters; 3,000+ staff Hong Kong / Macau FM US$10.0bn (2026) 2.5% CAGR Mordor Nina Mall; Primech Hong Kong; HYTRON deployed Japan Building maintenance ¥4.6tn / about US$30bn (FY2024) +4.0% y/y JBMA SoftBank Japan; hotel-group launch partner UAE / GCC FM US$23.6bn / US$103bn (2026) 13.0% / 10.3% CAGR Mordor Target market USA Janitorial US$112bn (2026) 2.7% five-year CAGR IBISWorld Home2 Suites by Hilton, Gulf Breeze; Primech USA Inc. Cleaning activities S$3.6bn (about US$2.7bn) of operating receipts in 2024, up 10.2%; 2,316 establishments. Facility-management market US$3.8bn (2026). Southeast Asia outsourced FM US$15.3bn (2024) → US$22.6bn (2030). UAE FM US$23.6bn (2026) →US$43.5bn (2031). Japan building maintenance ¥4.6tn (about US$30bn). US janitorial US$112bn. INNER SINGAPORE (home market) MIDDLE — CHANNEL MARKETS (where Primech has a presence or partner) OUTER GLOBAL Cleaning services US$440–450bn (2025); commercial ≈ US$120bn. Commercial cleaning robots: 58,000 units shipped in 2025, up 84%. Almost all of it is floors.

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only A Contracted Base, a Recurring Robot Layer, a Transactional Channel B U S I N E S S M O D E L Recurring revenue supports and proves the robots; the robots repair the margin of the recurring revenue and open markets Primech cannot staff. 18 R E C U R R I N G R E V E N U E 99.7% of FY2026 group revenue • Facilities-services contracts: US$177.7M contracted backlog. FY2026 mix: facilities cleaning US$63.9M · stewarding US$6.2M · office-tenant cleaning US$7.6M. • Robotics-as-a-Service: Monthly lease per unit including maintenance and software; three-year public-sector lease signed May 2026; about 40% target gross margin at scale. FY2026: US$12K - the first commercial lease year. • Embedded robotics: 100+ OEM floor-care robots deployed inside FM contracts, lifting contract margin rather than sold separately; 145 robots committed under the US$163M of publicly announced awards since August 2025. Character: contracted and visible; margin currently compressed by legislated wage floors; robotics is the lever. →MARGIN RECOVERY T R A N S A C T I O N A L R E V E N U E emerging • HYTRON unit sales: direct and through dealers; manufacturing cost US$31.9k today, targeted at US$19.1k around 300 units. • Channel partners: distribution agreements and strategic partnerships in South Korea (NCM), Greater China (Savills), Europe, Japan and the USA. • Products and consumables: FY2026 US$0.25M; grows with the fleet. • Demand lever: NEA Productivity Solutions Grant co-funds up to 50% of a cleaning robot for the customer (cap S$200k per company) under a S$90M programme to March 2027. • Character: higher gross margin per unit, lumpy, scales beyond Singapore without adding headcount. →GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION FM contracts supply the sites, the users and the data Robots proven on Primech sites cut Primech's own labour cost Proven robots are leased or sold to third parties through the channels 01 02 03 Fixed costs begin to amortise at about 130 units. Illustrative; not a forecast. Sources: Form 20-F FY2026, Notes 2 and 12; slides 3–5, 12, 15, 25 and 33; Primech AI press releases (20 Nov 2025; 15 May 2026); NEA Productivity Solutions Grant page.

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NNanyang Technological UniversityRepublic PolytechnicEducation HubTemasek PolytechnicNanyang Polytechnic 19

Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NImmigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) BuildingMinistry of Education (MOE)Public Agencies Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 20

Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NUnited Overseas BankJTC -Punggol Digital DistrictBusiness Park and Commercial Centre Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 21

Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NNational University Health System (NUHS)NEA Hawker CentreHospitalFood Centre Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 22

Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NCity Square MallThe Star VistaShopping Malls Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 23

Proof Points Across Sites and International Channels D E P L O Y M E N T & G L O B A L I Z A T I O NSoftBankJapanCommercial/OfficeNina MallNina Tower Hong KongShopping MallHome2 Suites by Hilton Gulf Breeze Pensacola AreaFlorida, USAHotelsHong KongUnited States of AmericaJapan Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only 24

O U T L O O K FY2027 Priorities and Outlook Fiscal year ending March 31, 2027 · Management priorities, not guidance US$177.7M Contracted backlog to convert, FY2027– FY2029+ (at 31 March 2026) US$163M+ Publicly announced awards, August 2025– September 2026, across nine sectors 45 robots · 200 units 45 autonomous cleaning robots, including HYTRON, across two university campuses (~US$33M, four years); 200-unit commitment over 24 months for Hong Kong and Macau (Swan Hygiene Solutions / Savills) ~130 units Fleet scale at which HYTRON fixed costs begin to amortise US$31.9k → US$19.1k Manufacturing cost per unit, current → target at about 300 units S$2,080 / S$2,495 General and restroom-cleaner wage floors from 1 July 2026; the July 2026 and July 2027 step-ups are being embedded in renewals and tenders Convert and reprice the base. Deliver the backlog; embed the July 2026 and July 2027 Progressive Wage Model step-ups in renewals and tenders. Scale HYTRON from first lease to fleet. Mass production from Q1 2027; NEA Productivity Solutions Grant eligibility for customers; three-year public- sector lease in hand. Open the international channels. South Korea (NCM distribution agreement; first shipments after KC certification) Greater China (Savills MOU; 200- unit Hong Kong/Macau commitment); Europe (TCOrobotics GmbH; CE certification); Japan (hotel-group launch partner); USA (Primech USA; SelectUSA Tech; UL certification and a US assembly pathway). Strengthen the balance sheet. US$4.0M of 7% convertible notes fully drawn (WELLE Environmental Group; second US$2.0M July 2026); HSBC covenants in compliance at 31 March 2026; Ubi Crescent sale completed and headquarters relocated to Siemens Centre. Governance and disclosure. Annual Report on Form 20-F for FY2026 filed 29 July 2026; 2025 Employee Incentive Plan registered on Form S-8 (June 2026); four-member board, three independent, with Audit, Compensation and Nominating committees each chaired by an independent director; Nasdaq minimum-bid-price compliance period runs to 22 February 2027. The Company intends to regain compliance through share-price performance; shareholders approved a share-consolidation authority at the 14 October 2026 AGM as a backstop. 01 02 03 04 05 25 The Company does not provide earnings guidance. Priorities reflect management's current plans and are subject to the risks described on slide 2.

L E A D E R S H I P T E A M Leadership Team Executive officers of Primech Holdings Ltd. as disclosed in the Company's Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Senior Vice President, Operations • Joined Maint-Kleen in 2002 as Senior Vice President; appointed Executive Director of Maint-Kleen • Leads cleaning and conservancy operations across the group's public-sector and institutional contracts Hansel Loo Chairman & Chief Executive Officer • Chief Executive Officer since January 2023; led the Company through its Nasdaq IPO in October 2023 • Former Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Jimu Group (HKEx: 8187) • Former independent director of Lapco Holdings Limited (HKEx: 8472) Kin Wai Ho Chief Financial Officer • Chief Financial Officer since November 2021 • Former Chief Financial Officer of Fit Boxx Holdings Ltd • Former Deputy Chief Financial Officer and Financial Controller of Jimu Group (HKEx: 8187) • Former audit manager, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Kit Yu Lee Senior Vice President, Corporate Services • Joined Primech Services & Engrg as Chief Operating Officer; promoted to Senior Vice President of Primech Holdings • Former Director of Housekeeping, Fairmont Hotel Singapore • Leads integrated facility-services delivery for Primech A&P Khazid Omar 26

L E A D E R S H I P T E A M Primech AI: Robotics Leadership The team commercialising, developing and deploying HYTRON Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Director of R&D, Primech AI Leads HYTRON's system architecture, hardware, structure and manufacturing engineering, including UL 3300 certification 25 years of product R&D across robotics, AIoT and connected devices; senior roles at VTech (Senior Technical Director), Signify (Lead System Architect) and Sun Hung Kai Properties' Sanfield Construction Innovations (R&D Manager) Has managed R&D teams of 50+ engineers; 20+ years of FCC, CE, UL and FDA approval experience Patrick Yeung Chief Operating Officer, Primech AI Charles Ng Chief Business Officer, Primech AI Leads HYTRON commercialisation and the North American expansion through Primech USA Inc. With Primech AI since November 2024, first as Vice President, Business Development Jordan McCreery Chief Operating Officer of Primech AI; 20+ years in software engineering and robotics BSc Computer Engineering, Nanyang Technological University Head of AI, Primech AI Leads perception, navigation and cleaning-automation AI for HYTRON and Primech Vision Ph.D. in Robotics, Automation and AI, Singapore University of Technology and Design; architected the full ROS 2 navigation stack for the Panthera outdoor sweeping robot and led the technical validation that passed Singapore LTA's CETRAN safety test for public-path deployment Previously built edge computer-vision and navigation modules for commercial cleaning robots at a Singapore robotics manufacturer; author of four peer-reviewed publications on cleaning-robot autonomy Felix Gomez Braulio, Ph.D. 27

L E A D E R S H I P T E A M Primech AI: Engineering Team Building and supporting HYTRON in the field Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only Robotics Software Engineer, AI Team Ivan Immanuel Works on navigation, localisation and path planning for HYTRON MSc in Robotics, Johns Hopkins University; BEng in Mechanical Engineering (Robotics and Mechatronics), Nanyang Technological University, Dean's List Six years at Micron as a Senior Process and Equipment Engineer; co-authored a patent, led a 15-engineer team and delivered a US–Singapore technology transfer 28 Lead US Deployment Technician Leads HYTRON installation, commissioning and field support for US deployments; based in Michigan Previously led a 10-technician team on a multi-hospital device refresh programme for a Michigan health system (TEKsystems), covering deployment scheduling, network configuration and security compliance; built PowerShell automation for IT operations BSc Cyber Security and Information Technologies, Ferris State University Matthew Mirecki

B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S Board of Directors Four directors, three independent. Board composition as disclosed in the Company's SEC filings and corporate profile. Kin Wai Ho Chairman · Executive Director William Yuen William Mirecki Kai Yue Jason Chan Independent Director · Audit Committee Chair Independent Director · Compensation Committee Chair Independent Director, Nominating & Governance Committee Chair • Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Primech Holdings • Over 30 years of experience in accounting • Former Chairman and CEO of Jimu Group (HKEx: 8187); former independent director of Lapco Holdings (HKEx: 8472) • Independent director and Audit Committee chairman of Weidai Ltd (formerly NYSE-listed), 2018–2024 • Company Secretary of Kong Shum Smart Management Group (Holdings) Limited (HKEx: 8181) • Managing Director, Merrell Asia Pacific • Over 20 years of leadership experience at Wolverine World Wide, Inc. (NYSE: WWW) • Former regional sales manager, Pfister & Vogel Leather • Head of IT, College of Professional & Continuing Education (CPCE), Hong Kong Polytechnic University • Serves as an independent director of several companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange 29

Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Confidential — for discussion purposes only • Ordinary shares carry one vote each. The 3,000,000 Class B preference shares were issued to the CEO, Mr. Kin Wai Ho, in March 2026; they carry ten votes per share and are convertible at any time into ordinary shares on a one-for-one basis. Ordinary shares are not convertible into Class B shares. • Controlling shareholder: Sapphire Universe Holdings Limited (BVI) holds 30,787,500 ordinary shares (74.3% of the combined share count at 17 March 2026). Mr. Ho owns 56% of Sapphire Universe through Bright Oracle Limited and Oriental Unicorn Limited; together with his Class B shares he beneficially owns approximately 48.9% of the combined share count (Schedule 13D/A, April 2026) and holds majority voting power. Primech is a Nasdaq "controlled company". • Convertible notes: US$4.0M of 7% notes held by WELLE Environmental (Lux) S.à r.l., a subsidiary of WELLE Environmental Group (SZSE: 300190), convertible at US$1.30 per share (about 3.08 million ordinary shares if fully converted); 1,000,000 shares were issuable on the first tranche at 31 March 2026 at the original US$2.00 price. • Equity incentive: the 2025 Employee Incentive Plan is registered on Form S-8 (June 2026). On 10 September 2026 the three independent directors each vested 91,408 ordinary shares under the plan. C A P I T A L S T R U C T U R E Capital Structure & Group Ownership As at March 31, 2026 unless stated · Source: Form 20-F FY2026, Notes 1, 9, 12 and 1338.69M Ordinary shares outstanding 10 votes per share · convertible 1:1 into ordinary shares 38,692,211 at 10 September 2026 (38,417,987 at 31 March 2026) · no par value Class B preference shares 3.0M WELLE Environmental Group · US$2.0M Jan 2026 · US$2.0M Jul 2026 · converts at US$1.30 7% convertible promissory notes US$4.0M 3.05M shares at US$4.00 · ~US$9.5M net Nasdaq Capital Market IPOOct 2023 30 Entity Ownership Activity Primech A&P Pte. Ltd. 100% Integrated facility services (Singapore) Maint-Kleen Pte. Ltd. 100% Cleaning & conservancy services CSG Industries Pte. Ltd. 80% Industrial cleaning Primech AI Pte. Ltd. 99.9% HYTRON robotic Primech AI Investments Ltd. (BVI) 51% Robotics investment holding Primech AI Holdings Ltd. (BVI) 100% Robotics holding company Primech Hong Kong Ltd. · Primech USA Inc. 100% International channels (Primech USA incorporated Sept 2025) My All Services Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia) · Princeston · HomeHelpy 100% Regional services

NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Base business Technology option Investor upside Primech Holdings is an established FM platform. Now scaling through robotics. N A S D A Q : P M E C With an established customer base, recurring contracts and real-world deployment sites, Primech Holdings has the foundation to develop, deploy and commercialize robotics at scale.Revenue, backlog and customersHYTRON and full FM robot rangeMargin expansion + global RaaS optionality Investor Relations ir@primechholdings.com | investor.primechholdings.com 31

A P P E N D I X The labour problem: supporting data 32 Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 • Negotiations for the post-2029 Progressive Wage Model schedule began in 2026; the current schedule runs to 30 June 2029. • S Pass levy S$650 a month; S Pass sub-quota 10% of the workforce in services. • Primech's 3,000+ staff are roughly 1 in 18 of the sector's headcount (illustrative). • Median age of resident cleaners and labourers is about 63 (derived from MOM Comprehensive Labour Force Survey, June 2025). • Employers cite "physically strenuous" (40%), pay (38%) and hours (38%) as reasons cleaner vacancies go unfilled (MOM Job Vacancies 2024). Vacancies outnumber jobseekers 1.6 to 1 (December 2025). • Tripartite Cluster for Cleaners, February 2026: a "perennial challenge in attracting more jobseekers"; it urges operators to adopt "autonomous machineries". • The Progressive Wage Credit Scheme's minimum qualifying increase doubles to S$200 from 2027. • The cleaning sector as a whole earned a 2.4% operating surplus on S$3.6bn of receipts in 2024, and ran a loss in 2022. • NEA's Productivity Solutions Grant is a S$90M programme open to March 2027. • Cost of revenue is 83% of Primech's revenue, and it is chiefly wages.

A P P E N D I X Market opportunity: supporting data 33 Primech Holdings Ltd. · NASDAQ: PMEC · Investor Presentation 2026 Singapore cleaning activities: 6.7% five-year CAGR; sector operating surplus 2.4% of receipts; a loss in 2022. Primech FY2026 revenue ≈3% of receipts (illustrative; scope differs). FM market US$3.8bn (2026), 2.4% CAGR (Mordor Intelligence). Southeast Asia outsourced FM 6.7% CAGR (Frost & Sullivan). Hong Kong FM US$10.0bn (Mordor, 2026). GCC FM US$103bn (Mordor, 2026). Japan: 88.5% of building-maintenance firms say they cannot recruit site workers (JBMA). Global cleaning services 7.3–7.5% CAGR (Grand View Research; Fortune Business Insights). Commercial cleaning robots US$760M in 2025, up 49% (IDC); professional cleaning robots more than 25,000 sold in 2024, up 34% (IFR). Venues. 123 NEA hawker centres · 805 HDB coffee shops · 143 MRT stations · Changi Airport, 500+ washrooms · 11 acute and 10 community hospitals, 26 polyclinics · 5 polytechnics and 6 universities · 8.2M m² of office and 6.4M m² of retail space. Frequency. NEA recommends cleaning every 30 minutes at peak in hawker centres and coffee shops, 6–8 times a day in malls, 4–5 times a day in offices. Labour. 39 minutes per washroom by hand; restroom-cleaner wage floor S$2,495 a month, S$2,835 by 2028. HYTRON. About 40 fixtures per charge ≈ five to six NEA- benchmark washrooms per charge. Coverage. No official island-wide count of public toilets exists; SMU's 2024 survey covered 2,602 toilets at 1,428 premises, about 1.8 per premises. 84% say an unclean restroom damages a business's image; 71% are more likely to return and spend where restrooms are clean (Bradley, 2025) · Restrooms are the #1 complaint for cleaning contractors three years running (CMM / ISSA, 2022) · About 1 in 2 Singaporeans would pay for guaranteed-clean public toilets (SMU, 2024)

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S O U R C E S A P P E N D I X Company data Slide Statistic Source As of 1, 5, 12, 18 100+ robots deployed; 145 robots committed under awards announced since August 2025 Company records. HYTRON units embedded in Primech's own facilities-services contracts and OEM cleaning and floor-care robots 2026 3, 5, 7, 32 3,000+ employees Company records 31 Mar 2026 3, 4, 5, 18, 25 US$177.7M contracted backlog, FY2027–FY2029+ Form 20-F FY2026, contracted revenues for future fulfilment 31 Mar 2026 4, 5 Operating businesses trace their roots to 1988 Company press release, 15 May 2026 — 5, 9, 10 US$78.0M FY2026 revenue; 17.1% gross margin Form 20-F FY2026, consolidated statements of operations (revenue US$78,009K; gross profit US$13,314K) FY ended 31 Mar 2026 9 US$6.1M facilities segment profit Form 20-F FY2026 Note 12 FY2026 6 Clean Mark Gold Award; Class 1 licence NEA Cleaning Business Licensing framework (classes effective 1 Jan 2024) 2024 12, 18, 25 US$163M+ publicly announced awards since August 2025; sector split; robot counts Company announcements; total contract value over full contract term Jan–Sep 2026 8, 14, 16 >99.9% bacterial reduction; 12,000 →<10 CFU per swab Independent laboratory surface-swab testing, FDA BAM Chapter 3 methodology; test report available to investors on request Sept 2025 8, 14, 16, 17, 33 About 40 fixtures per charge; 6-axis arm; SLAM; NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX; 2-hour charge; automatic refill and drain HYTRON Product Specifications (Nov 2025); Primech AI brochure (Aug 2026); Primech AI (Oct 2026) Nov 2025 14 2 patents pending Company 2026 15, 16, 17, 18, 25, 33 About 40% target gross margin; US$31.9k →US$19.1k; about 130 units scale threshold Management targets 2026 19–24 Deployment sites (NTU, RP, TP, NYP, ICA, MOE, UOB, JTC PDD, NUHS, NEA hawker centre, City Square Mall, The Star Vista, Nina Mall, Home2 Suites Gulf Breeze, SoftBank Japan) Company 2026 10, 11, 30 All consolidated financial figures Form 20-F FY2026, financial statements F-1 to F-25; Notes 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13; auditor Weinberg & Company, P.A. (PCAOB ID 572) 31 Mar 2026; subsequent events to Jul 2026 26, 29 Officer and director names, titles, biographies Form 20-F FY2026 Note 10; PMEC Company Profile (January 2025) 2026 7, 14, 16, 18, 25, 32 NEA PSG approval; three-year public-sector lease; mass production Q1 2027; CES 2026 award; deployments Primech AI press releases (9 Oct 2025; 20 Nov 2025; 15 May 2026) As dated 18 FY2026 revenue by type: facilities cleaning 63,940; stewarding 6,242; office-tenant cleaning 7,563; products 252; robot leasing 12 (US$K) Form 20-F FY2026 Note 2 FY2026 25 45 autonomous cleaning robots, including HYTRON, in two university contracts; 200-unit commitment over 24 months for Hong Kong and Macau Company press releases, 5 Mar 2026 and 19 Dec 2025 2026 12, 25 US$36.1M social-services and public-sector contracts (June 2026); US$24.8M four-year aviation-hub award (May 2026) Company announcements Apr–Sep 2026 18, 25 South Korea distribution agreement (KC certification pending); Greater China distribution MOU with Savills; Europe partnership with TCOrobotics GmbH (CE pending); Japanese hotel-group launch partner; SelectUSA Tech selection Company press releases; September 2026 investor teaser 2026 25, 30 US$4.0M of 7% convertible notes (US$2.0M Jan 2026, US$2.0M Jul 2026); Form F-3 shelf registration effective December 2024 Form 20-F FY2026 Notes 7 and 13; Form F-3 2026 27, 28 Primech AI team names, titles, biographies Company records Oct 2026 37

S O U R C E S A P P E N D I X External data Slide Statistic Source As of 7, 8, 16, 25, 32 PWM wage floors by job level, July 2023–June 2029; PWM bonus MOM, "Progressive Wage Model for the cleaning sector" — mom.gov.sg; TCC report 7 Jun 2021 (increments) 1 Sep 2026 7, 32 Training modules 2 →3–4 from 1 Jul 2027; TCC quotes Tripartite Cluster for Cleaners, Addendum on Enhanced Training Requirements — mom.gov.sg 13 Feb 2026 7, 32 Outsourced-worker minimum leave 7 →10 days from 2029 MOM press release, "Government to raise leave entitlement for outsourced PWM workers" 19 Jul 2026 7, 32 DRC 35%; WP levy S$450–800; S Pass sub-DRC 10%, levy S$650 MOM, "Services sector: Work Permit requirements"; MOM S Pass levy page 16 Sep 2026; 19 Feb 2026 7, 32 Levy tiers 1–2 merge at S$600 from 2028; LQS S$1,800 from 1 Jul 2026; PWCS rates 2025–28 MOM COS 2026 factsheets on foreign workforce policies and on lower-wage workers; MOM LQS page 3 Mar 2026; 1 Jul 2026 7, 32 PWCS 75%/45% (2022–23), 50%/30% (2024) MOF Budget 2022 Annex E-1; MOF press release 21 Jun 2022; SMS Zaqy COS 2024 speech 2022–2024 7, 16, 17, 32, 33 About 1,530 licensed cleaning businesses; about 53,600 cleaners; about 75% resident MSE, opening speech, second reading of the Environmental Public Health (Amendment) Bill — mse.gov.sg 6 Feb 2023 7, 32 62% of resident cleaners and labourers aged 60+; 10% under 40; median about 63 (derived) MOM Comprehensive Labour Force Survey June 2025, employed residents by occupation and age, via data.gov.sg (SSOC group "Cleaners, Labourers & Related Workers" — broader than cleaners) Jun 2025 (published 27 Mar 2026) 7, 32 Cleaner #3 non-PMET job unfilled 6+ months (2024); reasons 40% / 38% / 38%; 1.58 vacancies per jobseeker MOM, Job Vacancies 2024 and 2025 reports; MOM press release 20 Mar 2026 — stats.mom.gov.sg 2024; Dec 2025 7, 32 Resignation rate 2.45% a month (about 29% a year) MOM Labour Market Survey, resignation and recruitment rates by industry and occupation, via data.gov.sg 2024 7, 8, 16, 17, 32, 33 39 min 13 s per 25 m² washroom (3 WCs, 4 urinals) NEA, "Cleaning Industry" productivity indicators and washroom calculator — nea.gov.sg 26 Aug 2026 8, 17, 33 Cleaning frequency: every 30 min at peak (hawker/coffee shop); 6–8×/day malls; 4–5×/day offices NEA, "Advisory to Owners of Public Toilets" — nea.gov.sg 11 Jun 2025 8 About 1,300 enforcement actions (2024); about 210 repeat-offender coffee shops MSE, written reply to parliamentary question on public-toilet cleanliness (27 Feb 2025); MSE endorsement of Public Toilets Taskforce recommendations (4 Mar 2025) 2024 7, 17, 18, 32, 33 NEA PSG: up to 50%, cap S$200k; S$90M programme to 31 Mar 2027 NEA, Productivity Solutions Grant page (28 Aug 2026); NEA news release 4 Mar 2025 2026 7, 17, 32, 33 Cleaning activities receipts S$3,601M (2024), +10.2%; 2,316 establishments; 2.4% operating surplus; loss in 2022 Singapore Department of Statistics, Table M601481, Key Indicators by Detailed Industry, SSIC 812 — tablebuilder.singstat.gov.sg 2024 data, Mar 2026 8 Restrooms 5% of floor area, 80%+ of complaints (rule of thumb) Solenis/Diversey, "Importance of Restroom Care" (industry blog) Jun 2024 8, 17, 33 Restrooms the #1 complaint for BSCs three years running CMM (ISSA), "Make 2023 the Year Without a Restroom Complaint", BSC Benchmarking Survey Dec 2022 8, 17, 33 84% / 75% / 71% restroom-perception figures Bradley Company, Healthy Handwashing Survey, 16th year 3 Sep 2025 17, 33 74% negative perception from dirty restrooms Cintas / The Harris Poll 16 Dec 2021 16, 17, 33 58,000 commercial cleaning robots shipped 2025 (+83.8%); US$760M (+48.5%) IDC, Worldwide Annual Commercial Cleaning Robotics Tracker 2025 13 Jul 2026 38

S O U R C E S A P P E N D I X External data Slide Statistic Source As of 17, 33 Singapore FM market US$3.8bn (2026), 2.4% CAGR Mordor Intelligence, Singapore Facility Management Market (2026 edition) 2026 17, 33 Southeast Asia outsourced FM US$15.3bn (2024) →US$22.6bn (2030), 6.7% CAGR Frost & Sullivan, Facility Management Industry in Southeast Asia 2025–2030 2025 17, 33 Hong Kong FM US$10.0bn; UAE US$23.6bn →US$43.5bn (13.0%); GCC US$103bn (10.3%); Saudi US$54.6bn Mordor Intelligence country reports (2026 editions) 2026 17, 33 Japan building-maintenance market ¥4,598bn FY2024 (¥4,421bn FY2023); 88.5% of firms unable to recruit site workers Japan Building Maintenance Association, industry data pages and 56th survey (Apr 2026) FY2024 17, 33 US janitorial services US$112.4bn (2026), 2.7% five-year CAGR IBISWorld, Janitorial Services in the US (NAICS 56172) Jul 2026 17, 33 Global cleaning services US$442bn (2025), 7.3% CAGR, commercial 27.2%; US$452bn (2025), 7.5% CAGR Grand View Research, Cleaning Services Market (2026 edition); Fortune Business Insights, Cleaning Services Market (Sep 2026) 2025 base 17, 33 123 NEA hawker centres; 805 HDB coffee shops; 143 MRT stations; Changi 500+ washrooms; 11 acute and 10 community hospitals, 26 polyclinics; 5 polytechnics, 6 universities; office 8.18M m² and retail 6.42M m² NLA NEA Hawker Management (17 Aug 2026); HDB press release (10 Jan 2026); LTA via public sources (2025); Changi Airport Group, Changi Journeys (2025); MOH (7 Mar 2025); MOE; URA Q3 2025 Annex E-1 2025–2026 17, 33 SMU Project Waterloo: 2,602 toilets at 1,428 premises; about 1 in 2 willing to pay for guaranteed-clean toilets Singapore Management University news release 23 Dec 2024 17, 33 Professional cleaning robots >25,000 units sold 2024 (+34%) International Federation of Robotics, World Robotics 2025 — Service Robots, press release 7 Oct 2025 16 Floor-cleaning robot installed base (tens of thousands); UV-C robots in 1,000+ healthcare facilities; restroom-fixture robot pricing US$1,500–4,500 a month Manufacturer disclosures and published price lists, 2020–2026; details available on request 2026 Beneficial ownership: Sapphire Universe 74.3%; Mr. Kin Wai Ho approximately 48.9% incl. Class B; Class B convertible 1:1 Schedule 13D (18 Mar 2026) and 13D/A (10 Apr 2026) Mar 2026 2025 Employee Incentive Plan; director vesting 10 Sep 2026 Form S-8 (4 Jun 2026); Forms 4 (16 Sep 2026) Sep 2026 39