June 2026 Investor News

• State of Mississippi - Enterprise Permitting & Licensing; Enterprise Environmental Health
• El Dorado Irrigation District, CA - Enterprise ERP
• Ellis County, TX - Enterprise Case & Jury Manager
• City of College Station, TX - Enterprise Permitting & Licensing
• Mesquite ISD, TX - Student Transportation
• Benton County, AR - Enterprise Corrections

Tyler announces new leadership roles to accelerate growth strategy.
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Anchorage, AK selects Tyler to modernize resident payment experience.
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Tyler signs agreement with Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service for Recreation Management.
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Riverside County, CA, Sheriff's Office to use Tyler's Enterprise Corrections.
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Tyler completes acquisition of For The Record.
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula 911 Authority selects Tyler's Enterprise CAD solution.
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Tyler named a "strong performer" in industry cloud solutions evaluation.
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*The above list shows a selection, not a comprehensive list, of Tyler's recent contract signings to demonstrate the variety of Tyler's solutions.

On June 9, Tyler hosted nearly 60 institutional investors and financial analysts at its 2026 Investor Day. A few highlights from the day include:

• President & Chief Executive Officer Lynn Moore provided an in-depth look at Tyler's long-term strategic vision.
• Chief Financial Officer Brian Miller gave a financial update and overview of Tyler's 2030 outlook.
• Chief Technology Officer Russell Gainford emphasized Tyler's focus on cloud transformation. By 2030, Tyler will have converted to SaaS more than 85% of our maintenance revenue with improved cross-sell and win rates.
• State & Federal Group President Liz Thomas defined Tyler's Transactions portfolio as a diverse mix of transaction-funded products and premium payment solutions. Currently, transactions account for 35% of Tyler's total revenue mix, and Liz highlighted Tyler's 2030 transaction revenue targets, with multiple paths for growth.
• Chief AI Officer Franklin Williams discussed how AI is an embedded capability across Tyler's platform that enhances value, strengthens differentiation, and drives incremental growth.

To view the replay of the Investor Day webcast and review the presentations, please visit our investor relations website.

Tyler CFO Brian Miller comments on Tyler's capital allocation strategy, recently discussed at Investor Day.

Our 2026 Investor Day provided a comprehensive update on Tyler's growth strategy and long-term outlook, including our disciplined approach to capital allocation. We highlighted the consistency of our long-standing framework, focused on building long-term shareholder value through organic investment, strategic M&A, and opportunistic share repurchases. We also emphasized our strong financial position, supported by a fortified balance sheet and expanding free cash flow, which provides significant flexibility across market cycles.

We demonstrated clear execution against prior commitments, including the repayment of $600 million of NIC-related convertible debt. We also took proactive capital structure actions in the first half of 2026, issuing a $1.4 billion convertible note and upsizing and extending our revolving credit facility to $1 billion.

We further illustrated our disciplined deployment of capital through the April 2026 acquisition of For The Record, which strengthens our competitive moat and advances AI capabilities within our solutions. These actions reflect an opportunistic approach to capital markets, leveraging favorable conditions to access long-term capital at attractive rates and deploy it today in support of future growth. Importantly, they also provide flexibility to allocate capital across our priorities in a balanced and disciplined manner, including share repurchases that we view as a force multiplier for shareholder returns when executed at the right time.

Overall, our capital allocation strategy is a core differentiator that has proven successful for more than two decades: disciplined, flexible, and firmly aligned with long-term value creation.

Tyler recently published its seventh annual corporate responsibility report, providing an overview of the company's governance practices, team member engagement strategies, and broader community impact. Through a comprehensive approach to business practices that might otherwise operate independently, Tyler monitors and assesses evolving best practices in corporate governance, human capital management, and stewardship. We are proud to share some of the top 2025 accomplishments, which included:

• Established an AI Governance Committee
• Achieved a 99.6% completion rate for data privacy training
• Invested in more than 31,000 hours of professional development and compliance training
• Launched two new employee resource groups
• Supported nearly 12,700 hours of paid volunteer time for Tyler team members
• Fully decommissioned our private data center in Maine
• Completed a companywide climate assessment and scenario analysis