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Investor Presentation J u n e 2 0 2 0 FORWARD- Certain statements made by us during this presentation are forward-looking statements within LOOKING the meaning of federal securities laws. TESSCOs actual results may differ materially from


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Investor Presentation

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FORWARD- LOOKING

statements

Certain statements made by us during this presentation are forward-looking statements within the meaning of federal securities laws. TESSCO’s actual results may differ materially from those discussed in any forward-looking statement. Additional information concerning factors that may cause such a difference can be found in TESSCO’s public disclosure, including TESSCO’s most recent report on Form 10-K, as well as prior and subsequently filed reports.

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H U N D R E D S O F M A N U F A C T U R E R P A R T N E R S Carrier Ecosystem Retailers VARs & Integrators T H O U S A N D S O F C U S T O M E R S C R E D I T C A P A C I T Y T E C H N I C A L P R O F I C I E N C Y S A L E S & M A R K E T I N G E X P E R T I S E S U P E R I O R L O G I S T I C S C A P A B I L I T I E S

TESSCO - TODAY

A Value-Added Distributor

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Building Our Wireless World, Together

C O M PA N Y FA C T S

1982 Tessco Founded $540.3M Revenue (FY2020) 8,500 Monthly Buying Customers 350 Manufacturer Partners Over 675 Team Members TL9000 Certified Business $89.09M Enterprise Value $44.6M Market Cap

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Impact of COVID-19

  • Moderate Impact
  • Oil and Gas segments

impacted by other factors

  • Crew access to

venues/sites

  • Improved Sales Discipline

Helping Tessco manage

  • verall impact

VAR & Integrator

  • Minimal Impact Overall
  • Projects affected (e.g.

in-building/venue) are coming back

  • Improved market

share

Carrier Ecosystem

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  • Significant Impact
  • Further declines/softness

in overall Retail segments

Retail

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RETAIL STRATEGY

Tessco: New Direction

New CEO Strategic Review of Company Assets & Growth Strategy Implementation of Strict Fiscal Measures

Global Pandemic

Further tightening

  • f Fiscal Measures

Reserves for Retail A/R and Inventory “Managed Decline”

  • f Retail

Key Customer

Loss of Key Customer Further Decline in Tessco’s Retail Business; Increased Inventory and E&O

Global Retail Decline

Previously, a sizable and profitable business US Retails Close 9,300 Stores Global Retailers close 16,000 Stores

FY19 FY19 FY20 FY20

Q4 Q3 Q4

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Improve balance sheet and cash flow by reducing expenses and working capital tied to Retail; Redeploy capital to more profitable Commercial business

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COMMERCIAL SEGMENT

Market Dynamics

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TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE DRIVING EXPONENTIAL INDUSTRY GROWTH…

$16.3B to be spent globally

  • n Private LTE

by 2025 CBRS gear to exceed $850M in US by 2024 $130B to be spent on 5G Global Buildout by 2024 Wi-Fi 6 chipset global shipments to more than triple YOY in 2020 Expect 19% CAGR in US industrial IoT by 2026

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Source: ABI

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Reallocation of Material

CREATING COMPLEXITY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS…

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…AND THUS CREATING GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TESSCO

Deployment of new technologies is introducing a new level of complexity

  • Inside buildings, stadiums, manufacturing

facilities, etc.

  • Densification of small cells
  • Requirement for improved aesthetics

New applications of wireless technology are greatly increasing the addressable markets

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  • Utilities
  • Oil & Gas
  • Transportation
  • Government
  • Manufacturing
  • Mining
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COMMERCIAL SEGMENT

Why will we win?

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THREE-PRONGED APPROACH TO CAPITALIZE ON THESE OPPORTUNITIES

SOFTWARE & SERVICE OFFERINGS

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VALUE-ADDED DISTRIBUTION

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SUPERIOR OFFER FOR CARRIERS

Forecasting & Demand Planning Standardized Ordering Process Reporting Program Management

Master BOM Development and Advanced Stocking Dedicated Resources to Manage Program Execution, Weekly Program Review Calls Order Status Reporting, Spend Reporting, KPIs OASIS, On-Demand Pricing, Availability and Order Status Virtual Allocation, Site Kitting, JIT Delivery, Consolidated Shipments

Order Management & Logistics

Addressing Carriers’ “Spend Management” Challenges Demonstrated Market Share Gains in FY 4Q20 Well positioned for 5G in Calendar 2021

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A COMPLETE OFFER FOR VARS & INTEGRATORS

From Specifications, To Solutions OASIS and Lifecycle Services RF and Other System Design Program Management

Helping Suppliers drive spec in the segment; Constructing full solutions needed by customers Dedicated Resources to Manage Program Execution, Weekly Program Review Calls DAS, Power and Site Design Services OASIS, Lifecycle Services: Monitoring, Asset Management and Warranty Services Environment Friendly and Aesthetic Solutions, ( )

Ventev Enclosures, Power, Customization

Sales Restructuring Complete. Re-invigorating Business with End-Users (Utility, Govt). Well positioned for IoT and CBRS Growth Opportunities

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Product/Engineering Focus -- Higher Margins -- Industrial Solutions

WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE

Experts in Concealed Wireless Solutions

Wi-Fi Enclosures Wi-Fi Antennas Cable Assemblies Power Systems Turnkey Integrated Systems Base Site Infrastructure Tools & Supplies

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“By partnering with Cisco in this program, (Cisco’s Design In Program), Ventev can offer

  • ur customers a turnkey solution, alongside

accessories, software, and services.” “Ventev is pleased to begin this partnership with Rajant, providing our customers with unique, value-added solutions that ease their pain points. These new products enable customers to maintain complete and optimal connectivity across any dynamic environment. This allows for continuous data monitoring in real-time, which will ultimately enhance and improve operations

  • verall.”

INVESTING IN VENTEV TO ENABLE SMALL CELLS & COVERAGE

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INVESTMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY

IT Transformation

  • Speed, efficiency and innovation. Enable SG&A reductions
  • Create a digital culture and processes
  • Project expected to complete in FY21

Improve tessco.com

  • Provide best in class B2B digital experience
  • Grow web (self-serve) business: revenue, customers and

repeat business

  • Ambition: Trusted source of information for the wireless

infrastructure construction eco-system Digital culture enabling customer intimacy and innovation “Easy to do business with”

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SUMMARY

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FY 2021 Company Imperatives

Managed Decline

  • f Retail

Complete IT Transformation Improve TCOM Improve Profitability Run Rate

1. Create technology efficiencies 2. Reduce debt and improve balance sheet 3. Establish growth trajectory for Commercial business 4. Create bandwidth to invest in additional business drivers and partnerships 5. Goal: EBITDA positive in 2H of FY21

PATHWAY TO PROFITABILITY IN FY22

Note: Management incentives aligned with imperatives

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WHY INVEST IN TESSCO?

FOCUS ON MORE PROFITABLE COMMERCIAL BUSINESS WELL POSITIONED TO PROVIDE DISRUPTIVE OFFERINGS EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IN THE WORLD OF WIRELESS NEW MANAGEMENT WITH PROVEN EXPERIENCE

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T H A N K Y O U