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MDU Resources Group (MDU) Investor Day 2024 summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

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Investor Day 2024 summary

2 Feb, 2026

Strategic direction and business positioning

  • Spin-off effective October 31 will create two focused, independent public companies, enabling sharper strategic focus and tailored capital allocation for each.

  • Everus will operate as a top 10 specialty construction services provider with a national platform of 20 market-leading local brands and over 9,000 employees at peak.

  • The company is positioned to benefit from secular growth trends such as data centers, grid modernization, high-tech reshoring, and the energy transition.

  • The Forever/4EVER Strategy focuses on operational excellence, disciplined growth, and long-term value creation.

  • Mission centers on safety, integrity, respect, and teamwork, aiming to build America's future as an industry leader.

Leadership and governance

  • Board comprises seven highly qualified members, ensuring both continuity and fresh perspectives, with a mix of experienced leaders from MDU Resources and new members.

  • CEO Jeff Thiede and COO Tom Nosbusch have over 20 years of leadership at Everus; CFO Max Marcy brings extensive public company experience.

  • Executive team averages 28 years of tenure, supporting disciplined growth and execution.

  • Board and executive team have significant experience in construction, finance, and operations, supporting the 4EVER strategy.

  • Strong people-first culture with a focus on safety, integrity, and workforce development.

Business segments and growth drivers

  • Operates in two segments: Electrical & Mechanical (E&M) and Transmission & Distribution (T&D), serving diverse end markets including commercial, industrial, institutional, utility, renewable, and transportation.

  • E&M segment has seen 9% CAGR since 2019, driven by infrastructure, data centers, and manufacturing reshoring.

  • T&D segment benefits from grid modernization and increased utility CapEx, with strong relationships with utilities and municipalities.

  • Growth levers include expanding with existing customers, satellite projects, strategic M&A, and gaining market share in high-growth end markets.

  • Recent M&A, such as the PerLectric acquisition, has expanded the footprint and delivered strong financial returns.

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