Highlights • DataWorks has secured an extension of service offerings to its existing A$10 million iGaming Ontario Centralised Self-Exclusion (CSE) contract¹ , now incorporating the enablement of specialised call centre capabilities. • The call centre services will be fully integrated into DWG’s broader CSE solution, providing multi-level support to efficiently manage interactions across the various user groups of the CSE platform. These services will be underpinned by DWG’s proven technical and operational processes, which are a critical element of every successful DWG CSE deployment. • The extension of service offerings was agreed to in recognition of DWG’s specialised expertise in the design, development, and execution of CSE systems, including front-line call centre operations. • The call centre to ensure player and data protection in Ontario, supporting the independent CSE integration with all licensed operators in the Province, mirroring the proven model successfully operated by DWG in Australia. • The new workstream is expected to deliver approximately A$1.15 million2 in additional revenue for Dataworks, with around 70% anticipated in FY26 and the balance in FY27. Additional revenues may also be realised under additional contract extensions. • The broader Ontario CSE implementation remains on track, with the system “go-live” date to be confirmed by iGaming Ontario in due course.   DataWorks Group Limited is pleased to announce it has signed (via a Joint Venture vehicle³) a contract extension with iGaming Ontario expanding upon its existing A$10 million, multi-year agreement to deliver a technologically advanced Centralised SelfExclusion (CSE) solution¹. This Change Order enables the provision of advanced call centre capabilities (the contract Change Order) which will be embedded within the CSE solution being developed for iGaming Ontario by Dataworks, and will allow seamless management of participant/player/individual and operator support as well as allowing management and support of workflows between the various support levels (e.g. Level 1, Level 2 Player Relations, Level 2 Tech, and Level 3). The call centre development is a critical element for managing the sensitive nature of self-exclusion data within the CSE solution and for ensuring robust user engagement throughout the lifecycle of the program. Dataworks already delivers these services as part of BetStop – The National Self-Exclusion Register™ in Australia, and the contract Change Order confirms Dataworks as a trusted and proven provider of regulated, high-performance call centre solutions and support for government-backed CSE systems. Commenting on the contract Change Order, Mr. Al Watson, CEO, said; “We’re proud to see our long-standing expertise in self-exclusion technologies recognised through this contract Change Order. Our advanced call centre capabilities are purpose-built for sensitive, high-trust environments like Ontario’s iGaming market. This milestone reinforces our leadership in delivering secure, end-to-end solutions that protect vulnerable users and support regulators in driving responsible gambling outcomes”. This contract Change Order underscores the strength of Dataworks’ end-to-end CSE offering, as governments across multiple jurisdictions increasingly assess the implementation of similar solutions. The Company believes it is well positioned to capitalise on this global opportunity. Key Details of Contract Change Order The contract has been affected via a formal Change Order which is an amendment to the original agreement between iGaming Ontario and MSH Services LLC, a joint venture vehicle owned by DWG and IC3604 . Delivery of all services under the contract will be exclusively undertaken by DWG, leveraging its proprietary advanced call centre technology and operational processes. Under the terms of the Joint Venture Agreement, all revenues for this workstream will flow to Dataworks, reflecting its 100% delivery responsibility. The extension is expected to generate C$1.03 million (A$1.15 million²) in additional revenue for DWG, with around 70% anticipated in FY26 from call centre readiness activities, associated training, and the first six months of operation. The remaining 30% of the total contract value is subject to further agreement with iGaming Ontario and relates to an additional six months of call centre operations and extra technical support hours. Initial cashflow to DWG are scheduled to commence in the December 2025 quarter. Other key Contract terms: • Contract commencement: Immediate • Contract expiry: From the day of CSE launch for a 6-month period (or later to be determined) • Total contract cash flows: C$1,030,000 (approximately A$1.15 million²) • Extension options: 6-month extension option at the election of iGaming Ontario • Events of Termination: Same as for the original CSE contract agreement³.   Update on Broader Ontario CSE Contract DWG confirms that the broader iGaming Ontario CSE contract remains on schedule, with all workstreams progressing as planned. All key milestones to date have been achieved, and the corresponding milestone payments have been received in line with contractual expectations.      
¹Please refer to ASX announcement dated 2nd August 2024.
²Assumes 1 CAD = 1.1217 AUD
³For further information, please refer to the section titled “Key Details of Contract Extension” located on page 2 of the announcement dated 14 August 2025.