“It was an easy decision to make to re-sign. To be able to run out at Sandy Park and continue to call this place home for a few more years is brilliant,” Slade told the club website.
“This squad is really exciting to be a part of. We’ve got a lot of very talented players who work incredibly hard but are very grounded with a good head on their shoulders.
“It’s an exciting time for the club, the way the team has come together is outstanding and I look forward to seeing what we can achieve in the future.”
Although called up to England’s Six nations squad this month, Slade has missed out on selection for the opening Six Nations game against Wales on Saturday.
His last England appearance came in the win over Argentina last November, but he told BBC Sport earlier this season that he is still aiming to be part of the side that goes to the 2027 World Cup in Australia.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter has long held a desire to extend Slade’s deal, which was due to expire at the end of the current season.
“This a fantastic re-signing for us,” said Baxter.
“Henry is someone who has been here a long time, seen a lot of success, but still playing fantastically well and probably having one of his best seasons for the club currently.
“Henry is an international quality player, someone who can really hold things together for us as we develop as a team and look to win more trophies. He’s exactly the type of player we want to make sure we keep.
“He’s a great guy, a great player, everyone loves him in the squad. There’s nothing negative to say about Henry, so we’re delighted he’s staying with us for the next couple of years.”
