FY22 Results Presentation

Tangible return to our customers Employment in Australia 33x Over lifetime 1 Employment in the United Kingdom Mental Health in Australia Rehabilitation and injury prevention in Australia 4.5x 2.3x 28x-32x Over proceeding 4 years For every dollar invested For every dollar invested 4 Potential government savings from increased employment is illustrated by the total lifetime cost of future payments to working age welfare recipients in Australia estimated at $471 billion (30 June 2018) or an average lifetime cost of approximately $0.38 millon per recipient which equates to 33 times the average annual welfare payment to each working age recipient of $11,500 21 |FY22 Results Presentation > In the UK, analysis suggested that for every £1.00 invested in the Work Programme the return from a broader societal cost benefit perspective was up to £4.51 when impacts are extrapolated over four years > In Australia, research suggests that $1.00 spent on effective workplace mental health actions may generate $2.30 in benefits to an organisation with these derived from a reduction in presenteesim, absenteeism, and compensation claims Research has suggested that in Australia, the vocational rehabilitation industry has a return on investment of between $28-$32 for every $1 invested (1) $471 billion / $0.38 million sourced from 30 June 2018 actuarial valuation undertaken by the Department of Social Services. 33x = $380,000 / $11,500 (2) Work Programme is the predecessor contract to the Work and Health Programme in the UK. Value source The Work Programme - a quantitative assessment (Department of Works and Pensions, November 2020) (3) Creating a mentally healthy workplace - Return on investment analysis (PWC, March 2014) (4) Australian Rehabilitation Providers Association Submission to The Productivity Commission Draft Report on "A Better Way to Support Veterans" (February 2019). APM enabling better lives

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