CAPITAL SPENDING SURVEY MACHINE TOOLS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PRESENTED ANNUALLY BY.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PRESENTED ANNUALLY BY www.gardnerweb.com

2017 OVERVIEW $6.702 Billion According to the 2017 Metalworking Capital Spending Survey by Gardner Business Intelligence, U.S. metalworking facilities will spend $6.7 billion on new metalcutting equipment, a decrease of 1% compared to our latest estimate for 2016. Capital equipment spending projected to be above average in 2017 equals a competitive market. Machine Tool Spending 2012 $7.425 13 12 11 2013 $6.462 2014 $7.143 2015 $7.281 2016 $6.778 2017 $6.702 SPENDING (Billions of real USD) 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Industry Average 6.47 2017-1% $6.7 Billion 1 0 57 67 77 87 97 07 2017 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3

REGION AND PLANT SIZE PLANT SIZE Plant Size (Number Of Employees) 2017 Spending Change % 1-19 $1,145,361,430 +15% 20-49 $746,366,621-9% 50-99 $862,858,771-7% 100-249 $1,560,810,846 +6% 250+ $2,386,371,613-7% GROWTH BY REGION Grand Total $6,701,769,282-1 Region 2017 Spending Change % North Central-East $1,955,543,450 +61% North Central-West $1,527,398,633-18% Northeast $1,213,430,532-9% West $881,975,639-21% Southeast $590,639,836 +39% South Central $532,781,193 +37% Grand Total $6,701,769,282-1% North-Central - East IN, KY, MI, OH, TN North Central - West IA, IL, KS, MN, MO, ND, NE, SD, WI Northeast CT, DE, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT, WV Southeast AL, DC, FL, GA, MS, NC, SC, VA South Central AR, LA, NM, OK, TX West AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY 4 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 5

INDUSTRIES AND MACHINE TYPE Industries* 2017 Spending % Change Job Shops $2,210,024,253 +77% Automotive $804,264,149-2% Machinery $590,770,587-35% Aerospace $485,228,092-23% Primary Metals $395,803,158 +210% Forming/Fabricating $332,120,102-28% Electronics $235,888,216-28% Medical $196,309,677-21% Non-Manufacturing $195,726,474 +16% Off-Road/Construction $167,769,088 +66% Other Manufacturing $148,345,183-53% Pumps/Valves/Plumbing $142,548,375 +17% Ship Building $142,085,897 +3,033% Military $132,378,322 +101% Motors/Hydraulics/ Mechanicals $105,849,687-80% Oil/Gas/Mining $101,828,823 +47% Grand Total $6,386,940,083 +4% *only industries with > $100 million in projected spending Machine Type 2017 Spending % Change MACHINING CENTERS HMC-400-800 mm Pallet $1,037,973,310 +123% HMC-<400 mm Pallet $215,775,182-40% HMC->800 mm Pallet $316,504,247 +58% VMC-<20 in. Y $662,965,521-2% VMC->20 in. Y $906,286,177 +8% LATHES Lathe-<10 in. Chuck $493,929,065 +7% Lathe->10 in. Chuck $425,610,423 +19% Lathe-Manual $26,394,177-79% Lathe-Vertical $7,911,702-76% Multi-Spindle Cam $12,388,069-43% Multi-Spindle CNC $55,087,754 +121% GRINDING Grinder, Centerless $68,102,305 +42% Grinder, Creep Feed $33,084,103 +1,546 Grinder, Cylindrical $67,282,283-61% Grinder-Flat/Surface $137,221,742 +24% Grinder-ID/OD $66,403,590-13% Grinder-Internal $39,863,254 +13% Grinder-Other $106,244,700-52% TURNING CENTERS TC-<10 in. Chuck $99,221,972 +6% TC->10 in. chuck $53,249,421-3% TC-Vertical $29,530,125 +130% SCREW MACHINES Single-Spindle Cam $109,230-98% Single-Spindle CNC $20,116,553 +627% Swiss-Type Automatic $20,761,633-38% Swiss-Type CNC $43,880,700-63% EDM EDM, Ram $55,056,805 +75% EDM, Small Hole $7,627,978 +1% EDM, Wire $138,858,046-1% OTHER Boring Machines $114,536,534-9% Broaches $53,845,623 +61% Drills $546,264,947 +465% Gearcutting $101,857,091-83% Laser Cutters $397,560,686-52% Rotary Transfers $7,535,282-88% Saws $155,867,125-26% Transfer/Special Purpose $144,656,203 +53% Waterjets $32,205,723 +103% Grand Total $6,701,769,282-1% 6 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 7

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PRESENTED FOR THE Gardner Metalworking Group Methodology The Gardner Business Intelligence 2017 Capital Spending Survey for machine tools was sent to 28,000 subscribers of Modern Machine Shop, Production Machining, Moldmaking Technology and Automotive Design & Production magazines. Surveys were mailed in mid-july, and the survey period was closed in mid-august. Respondents were asked to answer detailed questions about their budgeted spending on machine tools, testing equipment, software and more. The responses are projected across the metalworking industry based on plant size. The survey has an error factor of +/- $1,000,000 at a 95% confidence level for the total machine tool spending projection. Joe Campise, Publisher jcampise@gardnerweb.com Ryan Delahanty, Publisher rdelahanty@gardnerweb.com Staff STEVE KLINE, JR. Director of Market Intelligence skline2@gardnerweb.com A.C. MICHAEL GUCKES Senior Economist mguckes@gardnerweb.com JAN SCHAFER Senior Manager of Market Knowledge and Insights jschafer@gardnerweb.com Mike Vohland, Publisher mvohland@gardnerweb.com View these and other Gardner Business Intelligence reports at Gardnerweb.com Capital Spending Survey for Tooling and Workholding World Machine Tool Survey Capital Spending Survey for Plastics Processing Media Usage in Manufacturing Facilities Gardner Business Index Top Shops Benchmarking Survey Gardner Business Media Corporate Offices 6915 Valley Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45244 P 513-527-8800 F 513-527-8801