Zabka Group · GPW:ZAB

Zabka — Investor Day (October 2025)

83 slides from Zabka's investor day presentation, October 2025

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day

    Investor Day Warsaw, October 2025

  2. Slide 2: Investor Day: Tomasz Suchański, Group CEO

    Investor Day Tomasz Suchański Group Chief Executive Officer

  3. Slide 3: Growth and IPO highlights

    Nearly Platform 12k MSCI ESG Stores in Poland 1H’25 for growth in Rating of Street Food 6.1% LFL​ established​ AAA + 1,256 New stores1 1H’25 2025 New version of the +0.4 pp Gallup App​ 122 Adj. EBITDA margin Exceptional YoY growth​ Workplace award Stores in Romania as of Sep’25 IPO 2024 GROWTH Numbe

  4. Slide 4: Secular market tailwinds strengthen our leading position

    Urbanisation Our leading position Wealth increase on the market is strengthened by secular market tailwinds, Opportunities for Modern underpinning the shift Convenience of consumer preferences Shift to online towards modern convenience Lifestyle shift Food preferences

  5. Slide 5: Constantly innovating convenience for 25+ years

    CONSTANTLY INNOVATING CONVENIENCE FOR 25+ YEARS Old Concept Format Evolution Ultimate Tech-powered Corner Store Modern Convenience Future Convenience Ecosystem 2000-2015 2016-2019 2020-2024 2025 & BEYOND Selected Grocery​ Adjusted Grocery​ Adjusted Grocery​ + Expanded QMS ​ Selected Services​ Expand

  6. Slide 6: Ultimate tech-powered convenience ecosystem

    ULTIMATE TECH-POWERED CONVENIENCE ECOSYSTEM TOUCHING CONSUMERS’ EVERY WAKING HOUR PHYSICAL CHANNELS DIGITAL CHANNELS Leading convenience Żappka consumer app network of nearly Gateway to the Ultimate 12k stores Tech-powered Convenience Ecosystem 18m 10.9m Consumers live within Users of the app5​ 500

  7. Slide 7: Selected non-financial highlights: our ESG performance

    SELECTED NON-FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS: OUR ESG PERFORMANCE TRANSPARENCY & VALIDATION 2025 results​ SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLE​​ Undergo external ESG assessments 2025 top 2026 commitment​ AAA 2024 results​ and ratings​ MSCI ESG Rating Multiply the sales value of own brand 1.8bn products promoting a sustainabl

  8. Slide 8: Growth and innovation are embedded in our DNA

    GROWTH and INNOVATION are embedded in our DNA

  9. Slide 9: Investor Day: Tomasz Blicharski, Chief Strategy Officer

    Investor Day Tomasz Blicharski Group Chief Strategy & Development Officer

  10. Slide 10: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations 1,000+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New sto

  11. Slide 11: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth Incremental StEC growth due to faster expansion​ 2x+​ Sales

  12. Slide 12: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  13. Slide 13: We accelerate expansion amid extended store network runway

    WE ACCELERATE EXPANSION AMID EXTENDED STORE NETWORK RUNWAY Total long-term white space potential vs.~14.5k previously ~16k ~4k ~4k ~12k ~12k 2025 2026-28 2028 Store network Openings Store network

  14. Slide 14: We accelerate expansion amid extended store network runway

    WE ACCELERATE EXPANSION AMID EXTENDED STORE NETWORK RUNWAY Total long-term white space potential ~19.5k in PL ~27k and ~7.6k in RO vs.~14.5k previously ~11k Incremental ~15k runway ~16k ~4k ~4k RO white space upgraded to 7.6k stores vs. 4k as at IPO​ 2025 Store ~12k ~12k ~12k network 2025 2026-28 20

  15. Slide 15: Accelerating store network growth with confidence

    ACCELERATING STORE NETWORK GROWTH WITH CONFIDENCE We accelerate openings pace… 1,300+ stores to be opened every year in Poland and Romania​ We have a strong … as our newly opened … with high availability conviction in Romania … with good customer stores perform of prime locations expansion as traffi

  16. Slide 16: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  17. Slide 17: Evolving customer value proposition fueling like-for-like growth

    EVOLVING CUSTOMER VALUE PROPOSITION FUELING LIKE-FOR-LIKE GROWTH​ Street food platform launched— setting the stage for even greater QMS growth ahead​ Strategic roadmap of new Digitally services rollout, designed ​ enabled to elevate customer traffic by the leading and unlock cross-selling consumer a

  18. Slide 18: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  19. Slide 19: Digital customer offering increases addressable market and growth

    DIGITAL CUSTOMER OFFERING INCREASES GROUP’S DIRECT ADDRESSABLE​MARKET AND REVENUE GROWTH PROFILE DCO YESTERDAY​ DCO TODAY & BEYOND​ NEW On track with 5x Sales to End Customers growth in DCO segment, from both existing and new businesses NEW After break-even in 2024, positive EBITDA contribution NEW

  20. Slide 20: We have strong cash generation capabilities

    WE HAVE STRONG CASH GENERATION CAPABILITIES​​ Key parameters growth dynamics rebased​ Consistent topline growth, asset-light operational Index​ design of our business Growing headroom for capital FCF1​ coupled with prudent capital deployment to shareholders management underpin our om capabilities to

  21. Slide 21: Best-in-class business model + prudent capex = growth + dividend

    Best-in-class business model + Prudent capex = Growth + Dividend

  22. Slide 22: Investor Day: Marta Wrochna-Łastowska, Group CFO

    Investor Day Marta Wrochna-Łastowska Group Chief Financial Officer

  23. Slide 23: Optimized capital structure unlocks greater potential for returns

    STRONG UNDERLYING PERFORMANCE AND OPTIMIZED CAPITAL STRUCTURE UNLOCK GREATER POTENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABLE DISTRIBUTION OF RETURNS​ For many years, we have followed a long-term Value Creation Sales to End Customers, (PLNbn)​ 1 Plan that has served as our compass and driven our strong Strong performance.

  24. Slide 24: Delivering on short-term guidance, confident on near-term outlook

    WE HAVE BEEN DELIVERING ON OUR SHORT-TERM GUIDANCE AND ARE CONFIDENT ABOUT NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK 2024 2025 Store network NEW Store openings pace1: 1,000 ~1,300 p.a. expansion​ GROWTH Mid- to high-single-digit range​ Like-for-Like​ 1H’25: 6.1%; Q3’25 expected to be mid-single-digit​ On track​ Adj. EBITDA

  25. Slide 25: Accelerating cash returns to shareholders

    Strong growth in Operating Cash Flow – Stable Capex – Declining Debt Service = Accelerating Cash Returns to Shareholders

  26. Slide 26: Topline expansion powers strong operational cash flow

    TOPLINE EXPANSION POWERS STRONG OPERATIONAL CASH FLOW... Cash Flow from Operations (post-rent) TIME For illustrative purposes only

  27. Slide 27: Reinvested in strategic growth and core maintenance

    ... REINVESTED IN STRATEGIC GROWTH AND CORE MAINTENANCE ... Cash Flow from Operations (post-rent) Our Capex spend (-) Capex is disciplined and remains under strict control, gradually decreasing over time in relation to Sales to End Customers​ Cash Flow = Available for Debt Service TIME For illustrat

  28. Slide 28: Increasing excess cash, creating headroom for shareholder value

    ... INCREASING EXCESS CASH, CREATING HEADROOM TO REASSESS CAPITAL ALLOCATION AND ENHANCE SHAREHOLDER VALUE Cash Flow from Operations (post-rent) (-) Capex Financial interest, (-) deleveraging Available Dividend = cash headroom​ TIME For illustrative purposes only

  29. Slide 29: Comfortable and efficient capital structure achieved

    COMFORTABLE AND EFFICIENT CAPITAL STRUCTURE ACHIEVED Cost of capital In September 2025 we successfully refinanced our debt — extending tenor and lowering margin — amplifying the benefits of our optimized capital OPTIMAL ZONE​ structure TARGET 0 0.5x 1.0x 1.5x 2.0x 2.5x Leverage ratio1​ For illustrat

  30. Slide 30: Strategic capex allocation prioritizing growth-driven initiatives

    STRATEGIC CAPEX ALLOCATION—PRIORITIZING GROWTH-DRIVEN INITIATIVES... Illustrative Żabka Group’s Capex breakdown​ Of which: (% split within Growth Capex)​ Incl. new store openings, ~60% Store expansion logistics Incl. LfL initatives, increasing Maintenance Group ~30% Store upgrades ~20% ~80% Growth s

  31. Slide 31: Maintenance investments sustain operational backbone

    …ALONGSIDE MAINTENANCE INVESTMENTS TO SUSTAIN A HIGH-QUALITY OPERATIONAL BACKBONE​ Illustrative Żabka Group’s Capex breakdown​ Of which: (% split within Maintenance Capex)​ ~30% Technology ~30% Stores ~80% Group ~20% Growth Maintenance Capex ~15% Logistics ~25% Other Excl. Property Fund

  32. Slide 32: Capital allocation policy framework

    CAPITAL ALLOCATION POLICY – FRAMEWORK​ New Allocation Policy to deliver Long-Term Value Creation reflects the following guiding principles: (i) focus on growth, (ii) targeted leverage, (iii) M&A optionality and (iv) dividend distribution Growth remains our NEW 1,000~1,300 Expansion Guidance revised

  33. Slide 33: Mid-term guidance updated with accelerated expansion and dividend payout

    MID-TERM GUIDANCE UPDATED WITH ACCELERATED EXPANSION AND EXPECTED DIVIDEND PAYOUT​ Store network NEW Target ~16k stores1 by the end of 2028 (+1.5k vs. previous guidance) expansion GROWTH Like-for-Like​ Mid- to high-single-digit range Adj. EBITDA Stable EBITDA margin towards the top end of our 12 - 1

  34. Slide 34: Investor Day: Adam Manikowski, CEO Żabka Polska

    Investor Day Adam Manikowski, PhD CEO of Żabka Polska Business Unit

  35. Slide 35: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  36. Slide 36: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  37. Slide 37: Quality of expansion safeguarded by a robust AI model

    QUALITY OF OUR EXPANSION IS SAFEGUARDED BY A ROBUST AI MODEL…​ Analysis of AI-driven Location Implementation potential sales potential evaluation & opening 1 3 5 7 Technical, HeatMap analytics Turnover on - site of plans and lease & competition verification 2 4 6

  38. Slide 38: Proven successful: exceptional store economics

    … WHICH HAS PROVEN TO BE EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL​ Exceptional store economics​ Successful in all types of catchments​ Payback period1, 2017 – 2023, # of months​ Payback periods by city2, 2023, ​# of months 20 14 11 12 12 12 9 ~1% Store closure rate​ 2017 2021 20224 20234 Small Medium Large city city ci

  39. Slide 39: Winning format replacing traditional trade and sourcing locations

    OUR WINNING FORMAT IS SUCCESSFULLY REPLACING TRADITIONAL TRADE AND SOURCING ATTRACTIVE LOCATIONS FROM OTHER SECTORS ...in our superior Sourcing best locations from traditional trade... ...and other sectors... franchise​ offer Number of small format stores in Poland​ Number of bank outlets1 Number of

  40. Slide 40: Still a lot of room to grow in Poland

    THERE IS STILL A LOT OF ROOM FOR US TO GROW IN POLAND, WHICH LEADS US TO GUIDANCE INCREASE ON STORE OPENINGS Target rollout plan 2025-2028 19.5k 7.5k white space ~12k Existing stores Overall white space

  41. Slide 41: Still a lot of room to grow in Poland

    THERE IS STILL A LOT OF ROOM FOR US TO GROW IN POLAND, WHICH LEADS US TO GUIDANCE INCREASE ON STORE OPENINGS Target rollout plan 2025-2028 Breakdown of white space left by city size 19.5k Warsaw 7.5k white 10% space Large cities 26% ~12k Small cities 46% Existing stores 18% Medium cities Overall whi

  42. Slide 42: Still a lot of room to grow in Poland

    THERE IS STILL A LOT OF ROOM FOR US TO GROW IN POLAND, WHICH LEADS US TO GUIDANCE INCREASE ON STORE OPENINGS Target rollout plan 2025-2028 Breakdown of white space left by city size Saturation% 19.5k Warsaw 58% 7.5k white 10% space Large cities 26% 63% ~12k Small cities 46% Existing stores 57% 18% M

  43. Slide 43: Still a lot of room to grow in Poland

    THERE IS STILL A LOT OF ROOM FOR US TO GROW IN POLAND, WHICH LEADS US TO GUIDANCE INCREASE ON STORE OPENINGS Target rollout plan 2025-2028 Breakdown of white space left by city size Saturation% 19.5k Warsaw 58% 7.5k white 10% space Large cities 26% 63% Average for Poland: ~12k Small cities 46% 60% E

  44. Slide 44: Still a lot of room to grow in Poland

    THERE IS STILL A LOT OF ROOM FOR US TO GROW IN POLAND, WHICH LEADS US TO GUIDANCE INCREASE ON STORE OPENINGS Target rollout plan 2025-2028 Breakdown of existing store network 19.5k Warsaw 7.5k white 9% space 29% Large cities ~12k Small cities 42% Existing stores 20% Medium cities Overall white space

  45. Slide 45: On track to double sales to end customers 2023-2028

    WE REMAIN ON TRACK TO DELIVER ON OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY OF DOUBLING SALES TO END CUSTOMERS BETWEEN 2023 & 2028 Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ p.a.1 Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New

  46. Slide 46: LFL growth underpinned by traffic and basket size initiatives

    LFL GROWTH UNDERPINNED BY INITIATIVES DRIVING TRAFFIC AND BASKET SIZE Street Food Expanded range of everyday Continued innovation as a part of QMS​ services of products All stores​ +20 services 614 new​products Equipped with street food ovens​ Available in the stores​ exclusive to Żabka, ​introduced

  47. Slide 47: LFL growth underpinned by traffic and basket size initiatives

    LFL GROWTH UNDERPINNED BY INITIATIVES DRIVING TRAFFIC AND BASKET SIZE Street Food Expanded range of everyday Continued innovation as a part of QMS​ services of products All stores​ +20 services 614 new​products Equipped with street food ovens​ Available in the stores​ exclusive to Żabka, ​introduced

  48. Slide 48: Street food: new offer with great success upon launch

    STREET FOOD – NEW OFFER WITH GREAT SUCCESS UPON THE LAUNCH, ACTING AS A VEHICLE FOR FUTURE GROWTH – THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF THE JOURNEY​ Goal: Acquiring “non-customers” 1 2 3 4 5 Customer Awareness Product Price & Promotion Franchisee Experience Communication Gastronomy New Pricing Store-in-St

  49. Slide 49: Launching street food: echoes of our coffee beginnings

    LAUNCHING OUR STREET FOOD OFFERING: ECHOES OF OUR COFFEE BEGINNINGS Coffee sales per store, 2023 = 100% 120% 2017-2019 Galaxy 100% full coverage 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

  50. Slide 50: Street food launch: early success, long-term potential

    STREET FOOD LAUNCH: EARLY SUCCESS, LONG-TERM POTENTIAL STAGE 1: Awareness STAGE 2: Conversion STAGE 3: Retention STAGE 4: Advocacy Pizza​ French Panini​ Coffee fries​ Chicken Tortillas​ Hot dog nuggets Burgers Zapiekanki​ Toasties​

  51. Slide 51: LFL growth underpinned by traffic and basket size initiatives

    LFL GROWTH UNDERPINNED BY INITIATIVES DRIVING TRAFFIC AND BASKET SIZE Street Food Expanded range of everyday Continued innovation as a part of QMS​ services of products All stores​ +20 services 614 new​products Equipped with street food ovens​ Available in the stores​ exclusive to Żabka, ​introduced

  52. Slide 52: Enhancing service scope and cross-sell frequency

    ENHANCING SERVICE SCOPE AND CROSS-SELL FREQUENCY Every Second Customer Parcels: ​ using our services Collaboration with new partners - e.g Allegro Delivery makes a purchase Improving user experience​ Increasing cross-selling​ in our store Vouchers and lunch cards: Collaboration with major global EVE

  53. Slide 53: LFL growth underpinned by traffic and basket size initiatives

    LFL GROWTH UNDERPINNED BY INITIATIVES DRIVING TRAFFIC AND BASKET SIZE Street Food Expanded range of everyday Continued innovation as a part of QMS​ services of products All stores​ +20 services 614 new​products Equipped with street food ovens​ Available in the stores​ exclusive to Żabka, ​introduced

  54. Slide 54: Innovation-driven grocery assortment

    INNOVATION-DRIVEN GROCERY ASSORTMENT​ Offer aligned with Customer needs​ 30-40 innovative and exclusive, ready-to-eat own brands’ solutions implemented each quarter​ Convenient packaging for increasing Creative design and recipes, Customer satisfaction​ following latest trends​

  55. Slide 55: LFL growth underpinned by traffic and basket size initiatives

    LFL GROWTH UNDERPINNED BY INITIATIVES DRIVING TRAFFIC AND BASKET SIZE Street Food Expanded range of everyday Continued innovation as a part of QMS​ services of products All stores​ +20 services 614 new​products Equipped with street food ovens​ Available in the stores​ exclusive to Żabka, ​introduced

  56. Slide 56: Over 5,000 screens installed in Żabka stores

    Over 5,000 screens installed in Żabka stores​ App user generates a basket higher than a non-user by appx. 20%

  57. Slide 57: Investor Day: Anna Grabowska, Żabka International

    Investor Day Anna Grabowska Managing Director, Żabka International

  58. Slide 58: 1+ year in Romania: solid Bucharest base, scaling outward

    1+ YEAR IN ROMANIA: SOLID BUCHAREST BASE, SCALING OUTWARD... 122 stores in 3 regions in Romania

  59. Slide 59: Becoming convenience offering frontrunner in Romania

    WITH OVER 120 ACTIVE STORES, BECOMING CONVENIENCE … OFFERING FRONTRUNNER IN ROMANIA​ # of stores as of EoP Store network by format +122 Traffic 109 122 14% 87 60 26 0 May - start of Ops 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q Sep 86% 2024 2025 Residential 44% brand awareness 4 temperature 30%+ QMS share 100+ Store Agents in Bu

  60. Slide 60: Format well received by the local customer

    FORMAT HAS BEEN SO FAR WELL RECEIVED BY THE LOCAL CUSTOMER Customers recognize Froo ​​ with high-quality QMS … … translating into consistent store and increase frequency offering distinguishing Froo traffic growth of purchases… from competition…​ “Original, As % of tickets Daily number of transactio

  61. Slide 61: Romanian operations ramping up quickly, closing gap to Poland

    ROMANIAN OPERATIONS ARE RAMPING UP QUICKLY AND CLOSING THE GAP TO POLAND Stores opened Avg. daily tickets in Romania last year with Performance to be further enhanced by:​ positive contribution as % of avg. daily tickets in Poland margin Store expansion Range and pricing Introduction 100% increasing

  62. Slide 62: Long-term white space upgraded to c. 7,600 stores

    TOTAL LONG-TERM WHITE SPACE POTENTIAL UPGRADED TO C. 7,600 STORES ​ Store network size​ c. 2x Current view c. 7,600 Announced during IPO 4,000 122 Current Pre-entrance Long-term white space​ white space

  63. Slide 63: Growth powered by synergies and know-how

    GROWTH POWERED BY SYNERGIES AND KNOW-HOW We leverage Group skill and scale to accelerate Romania development and to establish ways of working enabling growth International Data Brand sourcing & technology Processes outsourced Procesess, standards, to the Group tools & know-how B2B model

  64. Slide 64: Investor Day: Wojciech Krok, Managing Director, Żabka Future

    Investor Day Wojciech Krok Managing Director, Żabka Future

  65. Slide 65: Digital engagement as a consumer megatrend

    The increasing digital engagement as a consumer megatrend offers significant momentum for the expansion of our digital customer solutions Digital​ 68%​ 85%​ of Polish population of Polish population using grocer​ Engagement​ using retailer apps1 loyalty schemes2 Source: 1 Based on GfK. 2 Based on PM

  66. Slide 66: Digital growth: an important pillar of our strategy

    DIGITAL GROWTH - AN IMPORTANT PILLAR OF OUR STRATEGY Strategic aspirations NEW 1,300+ Mid- to high-single-digit ~5x increase in revenue p.a.1 new store openings annualized LfL growth 2x+​ Sales to End Customers 2023 Sales to End Customers New store openings LfL growth Digital Customer Offering 2028F

  67. Slide 67: Mobile app, digital businesses, effective technology

    NEW​ NEW DIGITAL MOBILE APP BUSINESSES (DCO)​ EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY, DATA & AUTOMATION

  68. Slide 68: Mobile app, digital businesses, effective technology

    NEW​ NEW DIGITAL MOBILE APP BUSINESSES (DCO)​ EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY, DATA & AUTOMATION

  69. Slide 69: Mobile app at the center of our digital strategy

    WE CONTINUE TO PUT OUR MOBILE APP IN THE CENTER OF OUR DIGITAL STRATEGY Developing digital app-based services:​ • bus tickets • insurance • parcels (new UX) • taxi service • delayed payment (beta test) Generating incremental store revenue through:​ • coupons ​ • meal deals ​ • personalized offers​ B

  70. Slide 70: Mobile app at the center of our digital strategy

    WE CONTINUE TO PUT OUR MOBILE APP IN THE CENTER OF OUR DIGITAL STRATEGY Strong user base growth indicating increased importance of this channel Our digital services generate for user communication incremental customer activity while scaling up 27% growth in sales made across the offering: with the a

  71. Slide 71: Mobile app, digital businesses, effective technology

    NEW​ NEW DIGITAL MOBILE APP BUSINESSES (DCO)​ EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY, DATA & AUTOMATION

  72. Slide 72: The rationale for DCO in Żabka Group

    THE RATIONALE FOR DCO IN ŻABKA GROUP Increases our revenue Has synergies Significantly increasing DAM growth profile with our core business Ability to monetize 10m+ Tangible support for core digital users modern convenience business

  73. Slide 73: Our progress

    OUR PROGRESS We have delivered on our promise to break even on our digital businesses in 2024 We keep our commitment to deliver 5x revenue of 2023 in 2028 In 2025 we expect to be on track to reach our 2028 targets​ In 2026 we expect to accelerate this growth​ We continue on a fast growth trajectory

  74. Slide 74: Solid growth and synergies from existing businesses

    SOLID GROWTH AND SYNERGIES WITH THE GROUP FROM EXISTING BUSINESS… Further growth of Dietly marketplace and Strong revenue and EBITDA growth YoY own catering brands Vertical Integration with Żabka​ Implementing Dietly e-Commerce solution in Maczfit​ New core system and e-Commerce Expansion of mobile

  75. Slide 75: Potential in the new businesses

    … AS WELL AS POTENTIAL IN THE NEW BUSINESSES​ Installed over 5,000 digital screens across Żabka store footprint e-Commerce logistics proposition based making ŻabkaAds one of the leading digital OOH providers in Poland on Żabka’s logistics network is being developed Ability to use retail media for bo

  76. Slide 76: Mobile app, digital businesses, effective technology

    NEW​ NEW DIGITAL MOBILE APP BUSINESSES (DCO)​ EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY, DATA & AUTOMATION

  77. Slide 77: Tech backbone supporting successful execution

    TECH BACKBONE SUPPORTING THE GROUP’S SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION Core tech Increasing efficiency - declining proportion of technology-related costs compared to Sales to End Customers​ GenAI and Data Science​ Newly formed entity GreenHive - achieved significant savings for Żabka Group Launched GenAI based c

  78. Slide 78: Mobile app, digital businesses, effective technology summary

    NEW ​ NEW DIGITAL MOBILE APP BUSINESSES (DCO)​ Significant improvement On track to deliver in all app parameters ​ 5x revenue in 2028​ Effective center Existing businesses with clear of our digital ecosystem ​ growth plans and realizing group synergies​ Multiple inititives focused on gaining LfL and

  79. Slide 79: Investor Day: Jolanta Bańczerowska, Group Chief People Officer

    Investor Day Jolanta Bańczerowska Group Chief People Officer

  80. Slide 80: Overview of Żabka's organization

    OVERVIEW OF ŻABKA’S ORGANIZATION​ Żabka has a modular group organization​ Recognized Employer of Choice​ CEO BU Żabka BU Żabka BU Żabka Strategic Leadership Polska Future International CEO Managing Managing Chief Chief Strategy Chief 3 Times of Żabka Polska Director of Żabka Director of Żabka Financ

  81. Slide 81: Teams combine deep market expertise with ability to execute

    OUR TEAMS COMBINE DEEP MARKET EXPERTISE WITH ABILITY TO EXECUTE AT SCALE Our experience and perspectives Trained by the best come from: Various industries:​ Retail, e-commerce, financial services, management consulting, FMCG​ Across different geographies: ​ Local and international Highly desired wor

  82. Slide 82: Highly engaged culture

    HIGHLY ENGAGED CULTURE Resulting in strong employee Defined by 4 core values engagement and satisfaction Established in 2018, have guided every decision we make >8x more engaged than average Polish company Engagement score in 2024 82% 10% average Polish company and 21% Global Responsibility Openness

  83. Slide 83: Unique ability to attract and retain employees

    UNIQUE ABILITY TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN EMPLOYEES Increasing ability to retain Generation split of employees1 Gender split of company1 Average years of service 4.9 4.9 >50 4. 6 4.3 8% <30 4.1 40-50 Female 26% 38% 24% 62% 41% Male 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 30-40 Average age - 36 12% of employees in digit

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