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Faraday Future and FF EAI Robotics Deal Valued at $200 Million

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (FFAI) and FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem (FFR) jointly addressed several of the most frequently asked investor questions regarding the proposed acquisition of FFAI's EAI Robotics business. The companies said, "Why is the robotics business worth $200M? We believe Faraday Future's robotics business may not yet be fully reflected in the Company's current valuation, particularly in light of its commercialization progress, expanding customer adoption, and long-term growth potential. Under its five-year business plan, the business is targeting $1.98B in cumulative revenue by 2030, annual shipments of approximately 60,000 units, and 54% gross margin, compared to an estimated $7M in revenue, approximately 2,000 units shipped, and 10% gross margin for full-year 2026. As of the first half of 2026, the business had achieved positive gross margins, established a leading position based on robot shipments, and continued to execute on its commercialization strategy, supporting the potential for significant long-term shareholder value creation. The market often evaluates Physical AI and robotics companies based on forward revenue multiples, particularly projected 2027 price-to-sales ratios. Based on management's projections, the proposed valuation implies an estimated 2027 forward P/S multiple of approximately 4.4x, which compares favorably and remains relatively conservative versus many industry peers. Management believes this disciplined valuation approach provides a compelling entry point for investors while preserving significant potential for long-term shareholder value creation as the business continues its rapid growth trajectory. Why is the transaction necessary and why now? The Embodied AI sector is rapidly evolving from physical prototypes to software-defined commercial platforms. FFR believes that a significant portion of future value creation in EAI robotics will come not only from hardware, but from the integration of AI software, real-world data, and intelligent robotic systems. As institutional investors increasingly seek focused exposure to the robotics sector, FFR aims to provide access to a comprehensive EAI ecosystem spanning AI platforms, robotics products, data, and commercialization. How will each company benefit? For FFAI, the proposed transaction enables the Company to retain a majority controlling ownership position in FFR following closing. As a result, FFAI stockholders would continue to participate in the potential upside of a high-growth robotics platform while benefiting from a more focused corporate structure and reduced capital requirements at the parent-company level. For FFR, the transaction is expected to provide direct access to growth capital to support commercialization and expansion. FFR expects that the robotics business will operate an attractive financial model in which each hardware unit delivered generates a positive contribution margin, further enhanced by high-margin software licensing, platform services, and data-related revenue streams. FFR management believes the greatest long-term value opportunity resides in the integration of AI software, real-world data, and ecosystem capabilities, rather than hardware sales alone. How will the robotics business fund its growth? The five-year business plan targets positive quarterly operating cash flow by the third quarter of 2028. Assuming the transaction closes as expected, as a public company, FFR intends to pursue a disciplined, milestone-based capital allocation strategy, including staged follow-on equity financings, strategic partner investments, and debt facilities aligned with key commercialization, production, and operating milestones. What role will FFAI play in the future of FFR? FFAI is expected to serve as FFR's foundational institutional shareholder, remain as controlling stockholder, and long-term strategic partner. Management anticipates that FFAI will continue to support FFR's growth through business incubation, strategic investments, operational collaboration, access to industry relationships, and potential capital support, while fostering synergies across the broader Physical AI ecosystem. How does the deal accelerate commercialization and revenue growth? The proposed transaction is expected to support the Company's projected growth trajectory, with revenue increasing from approximately $1.14M in the first half of 2026 to an estimated $7.1M in 2026, $45.2M in 2027, and $1.98B in cumulative revenue by 2030 under the current business plan. The transaction is also expected to accelerate the development of the Company's data ecosystem by expanding opportunities to monetize real-world teleoperation and simulation data through recurring software, platform, and dataset revenue streams. In addition, greater operational and financial flexibility as a standalone public company is expected to support the expansion of RoboShare, the Company's Robotics-as-a-Service platform, which is designed to lower customer adoption barriers, broaden deployment opportunities, and generate more predictable recurring revenue."

Company Projects 60,000 Annual Shipments and 54% Gross Margins by 2030

Sees annual shipments of 60,000 units and gross margins of 54% by 2030. Comments taken from the company's conference call announcing a non-term binding sheet with Faraday Future Intelligent Electric for the proposed all-stock acquisition of FFAI's robotics assets and businesses at an estimated $200M valuation.