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Titan — Investor Day (November 2025)

106 slides from Titan's investor day presentation, Nov 11, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Titan Group Investor Day

    T I TA N M AT E R I A L S Titan Group Investor Day November 11, 2025 1

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda 01 Welcome 02 A New Growth Plan: TITAN FORWARD 2029 03 US: A New Era of Growth 04 Europe & Eastern Mediterranean: Accelerate Value Growth Break 05 Building Tomorrow: ACMs & Innovation for Sustainable Construction 06 Leading through Digital & New Technologies 07 Delivering on Commitments, Crea

  3. Slide 3: Today’s Presenters

    Today’s Presenters Dimitri Alexandra Marcel Bill Yanni Papalexopoulos Papalexopoulou Cobuz Zarkalis Paniaras Chair of the Chair of the Board Chair President & CEO CEO Board Strategy Committee Group ExCo Titan America Titan Europe Jean Philippe Leonidas Samir Antonis Michael John Benard Canellopoulos

  4. Slide 4: Welcome

    Welcome Dimitri Papalexopoulos Alexandra Papalexopoulou

  5. Slide 5: A powerful set of values

    A powerful set of values … OUR PURPOSE Make the world around us a safe, sustainable and enjoyable place to live OUR VALUES We We We Build We Walk Care Dare To Last The Talk 5

  6. Slide 6: Driving a Strong Culture

    Driving a Strong Culture … Long-term Value TITAN Continuity & Creation & Short- way: Resilience coupled term Performance A Caring Meritocracy with Agility Profitable Decarbonization & Innovation Governance & Transparency 6

  7. Slide 7: Allowing for Continuous Growth

    Allowing for Continuous Growth … 4 Phases in our History: 1902 - 1960 1960 - 1990 1990 - 2020 2020 - Future Local National Multi-National Transformational First plant in Elefsis Domestic expansion International expansion Decarbonization First exports Corporate Social Vertical integration Technology

  8. Slide 8: TITAN well positioned to capture growth opportunities

    with TITAN well positioned to capture growth opportunities US: presence in high growth markets, with an integrated network of assets Our Europe: delivering value through the cycle, with growth opportunities abounding Markets EMED: strong export potential along with macro backdrop and demand improvin

  9. Slide 9: A New Growth Plan: Titan Forward 2029

    A New Growth Plan: Titan Forward 2029 Marcel Cobuz 9

  10. Slide 10: Growth Plan 2029 Key Takeaways

    Growth Plan 2029 Key Takeaways Outperformed Achieved 2026 Valuation Gap the markets targets 1 year in above x2 current since 2022 advance & Market Cap. Top TSR Positioned for Able to deploy Targeting Value growth €3-4bn mainly Double-digit in Europe & US for growth profitability Alternative Cementit

  11. Slide 11: Building a future-ready TITAN to deliver top of class growth and returns

    2029 Building a future- ready TITAN to deliver top of class growth and returns 11

  12. Slide 12: A strong and highly diverse team committed to executing growth strategy

    A strong and highly diverse team committed to executing growth strategy Representative illustration of industrial & market experience and new capabilities Marcel Cobuz Jean-Philippe Benard Samir Cairae Leonidas Michael Colakides Alexandra Eleftheriou John Ioannou Antonis Kyrkos Christos Panagopoulos

  13. Slide 13: TITAN 2023-2025 at a Glance

    TITAN 2023-2025 at a Glance Record Financials and Sustained Value Performance 2 ROCE : €2.8bn 1 17.7% 6,000 (+7% CAGR) Shareholder returns3: > 3,000 joined Sales Returns Employees since 2023 €350m Leader €617m 15 bolt-ons 4 World’s most (+23% CAGR) €700m+ in CapEx sustainable EBITDA Investments comp

  14. Slide 14: Leading Player with Strong Portfolio of Businesses in Attractive Markets

    Leading Player with Strong Portfolio of Businesses in Attractive Markets and 240 industrial sites with unmatched logistics Leveraging on Our Unique Business Model with Leading Market Positions USA Europe & Row 2 cement plants 11 cement plants 3 multi-material Marine import hubs 3 grinding plants 83

  15. Slide 15: Titan is responding to increasing regionalization and other megatrends

    Titan is responding to increasing regionalization and other megatrends that are shaping our markets at different paces Macro & Geopolitical Regionalization Alternative Materials Tech Revolution Aging Infrastructure, Volatility of Supply Chains in Increasing Demand & AI driven demand Housing shortage

  16. Slide 16: Progress Update: Financial Targets 2023-2026 Achieved One Year Earlier

    Progress Update: Financial Targets 2023-2026 Achieved One Year Earlier Targets Achieved since 2023 CMD Previous CMD Targets for 2026 Sales Growth EBITDA Growth ROCE1 EPS Net Debt/EBITDA Reach €3bn >10% p.a. >12% p.a. €3/share 1.5x-2x (7% p.a.) Progress Progress: as of Sep 2025 LTM3 bn € m€ % €/share

  17. Slide 17: Foundational capabilities in place since 2023

    Since 2023 foundational capabilities in place that allow us to accelerate going forward Unlocking €700M+ 15 Bolt-ons 30% New Entry INVESTMENTS funds (incl. 2 multi-material & JVs Products Precast hubs in US & Europe, in Aggregates, Precast, RMC Low clinker & high- Diversification new for Growth logi

  18. Slide 18: 2025-2029: Strategic Priorities for Capturing Growth and Sustain Returns

    2025-2029: Strategic Priorities for Capturing Growth and Sustain Returns 01. Deliver 02. Expand 03. Invest Superior Growth in Core Business Alternative Cementitious And Scale Up New (Cement and Aggregates) Materials Platform Technologies and Platforms Expand capacity and export mix (US) Accelerate s

  19. Slide 19: Building Capacity to deploy up to €2bn in Growth CapEx and M&A

    01 Building Capacity to deploy up to €2bn in Growth CapEx and M&A to expand core heavy materials business Industrial, Optimize footprint Commercial Further expand Core Decarbonization, Digital and expand capacity Transformation Aggregates efficiencies: €100m Invest and Maintain Invest in export-mix

  20. Slide 20: Deploying €0.5bn capital in reserves and M&A for ACMs

    02 Deploying €0.5bn capital in reserves and M&A and accelerate market introduction of Alternative Cementitious Materials (ACMs) Establishing Partnerships Around the Globe while Investing in Our Own Assets 01 02 03 Continue securing long-term Investing in logistics, Leveraging proprietary access to A

  21. Slide 21: Investing €0.4bn in Innovation, New Product Platforms and Next Generation Technologies

    03 Investing €0.4bn in Innovation, New Product Platforms and Next Generation Technologies New Platforms New Technologies Product adjacencies platforms Next-Gen Manufacturing Precast product platform in Europe & US CCS for zero-carbon clinker in Europe Products for building renovation segment Calcine

  22. Slide 22: Leveraging the Unique Strength of a Global Operating Model

    04 Leveraging the Unique Strength of a Global Operating Model Market-based Commercial and Fit for purpose skills Strong safety culture performance model marketing excellence matrix and empowered and adaptable delivery learning organization models Best operating Disciplined capital Integrated supply

  23. Slide 23: Growth Targets 2029: €3-4bn Capital to deploy

    Continue delivering top returns and margin expansion as key Growth Targets 2029 Sales Growth EBITDA Growth EPS ROCE1 Net Debt / EBITDA 6-8% p.a. 11-13% p.a. €5-6/share 15-17% p.a. 1.5x-2.0x Alternative Investments in Operational Specific net direct Cementitious Materials Innovation2 efficiencies CO2

  24. Slide 24: Summary: 2029 Directions For Growth and Value Creation

    Summary: 2029 Directions For Growth and Value Creation Double-digit Top Value growth Capacity to Valuation Gap profitability returns in Europe deploy €3-4bn above & US x2 current Market Cap. Building a future-ready TITAN delivering top of class growth and returns 24

  25. Slide 25: US: A New Era of Growth

    US: A New Era of Growth Bill Zarkalis

  26. Slide 26: A Leading, Fully Integrated Player in the Fast-growing Mega-regions of the US East Coast

    A Leading, Fully Integrated Player in the Fast-growing Mega-regions of the US East Coast Pennsylvania 2 Cement Plants New Jersey Ohio Indiana New York / New Jersey West 3 Multi-material Marine Import hubs Virginia Cement Market share in ~24% Virginia the Metro New York market1 7 Aggregates/Clay quar

  27. Slide 27: Well-Positioned After Ten Years of Outperforming the Market

    Well-Positioned After Ten Years of Outperforming the Market We Believe Our Industry is Entering A New Multi-Year Growth Phase Titan America Cement Sales Volumes 2025 LTM2 2013 Market Size & TA Sales Index = 100 213 $1,656m 125 Sales 100 $380m 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 20

  28. Slide 28: Vertically Integrated Business Model Provides Strategic Flexibility

    Vertically Integrated Business Model Provides Strategic Flexibility Integrated Downstream Product Lines Serve as Channels-To-Market for Upstream Products Upstream Clay Have built a comprehensive, uniquely Products Fly-Ash integrated, interconnected product mix Slag Cement Cementitious Pozzolans Aggr

  29. Slide 29: Hard to Replicate Comprehensive Logistics Network

    Hard to Replicate Comprehensive Logistics Network with Strategically Placed Facilities and Terminals Florida Business Mid-Atlantic Business Jacksonville Essex St. Augustine Washington DC Orlando Edgewater 61% Roanoke Richmond 39% Tampa Melbourne Nortfolk Bristol Ft. Pierce Winston-Salem Palm Beach F

  30. Slide 30: Capitalizing on Trends Driving a Powerful Multi-Year Growth Cycle in the USA

    Capitalizing on Trends Driving a Powerful Multi-Year Growth Cycle in the USA Our Attractive Regions Infrastructure Dynamic Transformation & Residential Underbuilt & Onshoring Spending Themes Titan America has leading market 11% 01 Digitalization and AI positions in mega-regions with Roads & Bridges

  31. Slide 31: Strategic Priorities for a New Multi-Year Growth Phase

    Strategic Priorities for What We Believe to be a New Multi-Year Growth Phase in the Industry 01 02 Accelerate growth with new materials Build on strong market service models and adjacencies 03 04 Deploy capital in Apply technology as a critical accretive M&A growth enabler for growth 31

  32. Slide 32: Core Growth Strategies

    01 Core Growth Strategies Expand Cement Grow Aggregates Grow ACM Strengthen RMC / Capacity Business Products Business Block Business Ongoing investment Expanding reserves Expanding domestic Invest in new greenfield in Pennsuco and in existing mines fly ash production RMC plants Roanoke plants Recove

  33. Slide 33: Innovating Across Four Transformational Megatrends

    02 Innovating Across Four Transformational Megatrends High Performing Materials New Construction Circular Climate with Low Carbon Content Technologies Economy Adaptation High performing cementitious 3D concrete printing Alternative raw materials Blue-green nature-based products – Type IL, Type IT, i

  34. Slide 34: Titan America Capitalizes on US Data Center Mega Trend

    02 Titan America Capitalizes on US Data Center Mega Trend Data Centers are a major growth lever in the areas Hyperscale Data Center Capacity by County/Region Titan America Markets Rest of World where Titan America operates. (MW of Operational Critical IT Load – Q1 2025) US - N. Virginia China - Beij

  35. Slide 35: Titan America Products Are Redefining the Future of Large-Scale Infrastructure

    02 Titan America Products Are Redefining the Future of Large- Scale Infrastructure and Private Non-Residential Projects West Court Orlando Data Centers I-40/I-77 Interchange Rebuild Orlando, Florida Northern Virginia Statesville, North Carolina Newark International Airport Terminal B Everglades Agri

  36. Slide 36: Targeting Adjacent Products and Markets for Strategic Growth

    02 Targeting Adjacent Products and Markets for Strategic Growth New Businesses Complementing and Enhancing our Current offerings Lintels Mortars The missing supporting component to out Near Term Continuing to expand into new high- strong block presence performance products ACM/White Cement Heavy Ind

  37. Slide 37: M&A and Greenfield Investments a Core Part of the Playbook

    03 M&A and Greenfield Investments a Core Part of the Titan America’s Playbook Disciplined Strategy and Strong Pipeline Clear Strategic Financial Actionable Priorities Discipline Universe Primarily target bolt-ons Accretive to margin Aggregates Supporting Our Markets Bolster core operations Strong sy

  38. Slide 38: Reinvent Operations Across Value Chain

    04 Accelerate Transformation through Proprietary Digital Platform Reinvent Operations Manufacturing Supply Chain & Customer Across Value Chain Real Time Asset Optimizers Dynamic Logistics (AI-based) Failure Spare Parts Inventory Prediction Optimization Quality Prediction Digitized S&OP Manufacturing

  39. Slide 39: Strategic Projects & Investments will Improve EBITDA Levels

    Strategic Projects & Investments will Improve EBITDA Levels Capturing the Anticipated Market Growth CAPEX EBITDA in million $ in million $ 380 359 319 137 119 201 161 44 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 LTM LTM Notes: LTM: Last twelve mon

  40. Slide 40: Key Takeaways

    Key Takeaways A Leading, Integrated Building Materials Producer Serving the High Growth U.S. East Coast Leading Market Positions in the Eastern Seaboard Mega-Regions​ Powerful Multi-Year Growth Phase in the United States​ Strategic Flexibility from a Vertically Integrated Model In-Place Capacity and

  41. Slide 41: Europe & Eastern Mediterranean: Accelerate Value Growth

    Europe & Eastern Mediterranean: Accelerate Value Growth Yanni Paniaras

  42. Slide 42: Europe & E.MED.: Leading and profitable positions in high potential markets

    Europe & E.MED.: Leading and profitable positions in high potential markets 10 2 2025 LTM(1) Cement Plants Grinding Plants 3 10 Cementitious Sites (1 JV) Aggregate Quarries €1,176m Sales 42 4 Concrete Plants Multi-material Marine import hubs 1 1 €275m Concrete Precast Mortar Plant Plant (JV) EBITDA

  43. Slide 43: Positive Outlook with Favourable trends in all markets

    Positive Outlook with Favourable trends in all markets EU Green Deal Product >€5bn €1.5bn EU co-founded European Union & UK Renewal of building stock innovation & Building stock Infrastructure decommoditization renewal programs Infrastructure demand (GR, BU) Remittances & FDI >€50bn >€10bn >10bn €6b

  44. Slide 44: Greece & Bulgaria: Infrastructure-led growth

    Greece & Bulgaria: Well-positioned to serve Infrastructure-led growth TITAN Positioned Near the Countries’ TITAN’s presence Largest Projects Ready-mix units & Quarries Current cement demand levels still Ready-mix units Quarries below long-term average Cement Consumption in Greece & Bulgaria m tons S

  45. Slide 45: Western Balkans: Leading position in a strong market cluster

    Western Balkans: Leading position in a consistently strong market cluster Supported by Favorable Regional Economic Convergence drives high cement and Country Developments Consumption in Western Balkans EU Access Convergence of Cement Consumption Potential to supply €18tn (GDP) for markets GDP conver

  46. Slide 46: Western Europe: Innovative products to support decarbonization

    Western Europe: Providing innovative products to support decarbonization drive Regulation Driving ...Visible by the Path Ahead… …Setting New Decarbonisation… Business Opportunities Future Carbon Prices Pricing € / t CO2 Reduced Clinker Content EU committed a CO2 55% drop by 2030 and neutrality by 20

  47. Slide 47: Egypt & Türkiye: Competitive Hub for regional and export markets

    Egypt & Türkiye: Competitive Hub for regional and export markets Normalized Macroeconomic Environment Post-War Reconstruction Strong Export Potential Black Sea Atlantic Türkiye Syria Cyprus Iran Lebanon Iraq Israel Jordan Egypt 7% CAGR 2025-2030 real GDP(1) Kuwait Cement exports from Egypt doubled i

  48. Slide 48: Our Strategic Priorities: Sustainability-led growth

    Our Strategic Priorities: Sustainability-led growth in our core business, in new products and in adjacent businesses 01. Deliver 02. Expand 03. Invest Superior Growth in Alternative Cementitious And Scale Up New Core Business Materials Platform Products & Technologies Invest in precast, mortars Grow

  49. Slide 49: Europe: Value Growth Through Vertical Integration

    Europe: Value Growth Through Vertical Integration Growth in Europe Sales Breakdown Greece Greece Serving major projects with Expand our aggregates and mobile Ready-mix units, e.g., ready-mix geographic 2025 Kasteli airport, AIA, Hellas footprint, e.g., Thessaly, 2024 Mid-term Estimate Gold, Elliniko

  50. Slide 50: Europe: Launching Added Products & Solutions

    Europe: Launching Added Products & Solutions Shifting product-mix: Low-carbon Value-added Solutions: Serving high-performance products evolving customers’ needs Sales % (volumes) of Low-clinker products Offerings to double, reaching 25% of Ready-Mix sales ~x2 >2x 72% >2x Margin vs Commodity-based So

  51. Slide 51: Europe & EMED: Leveraging Seaborne Integrated Business Model

    Europe & EMED: Leveraging Seaborne Integrated Business Model Utilize exporting assets for low-clinker products & global exports 01. Integrated with EU markets Terminal sales by product - Italy for Low-clinker products High value-added exports from Greek plants Low CO2 2029 products Footprint expansi

  52. Slide 52: Europe: Investing in Adjacencies

    Europe: Investing in Adjacencies Precast products Mortars Entered the precast concrete market in Bosnia Investing in expanding the mortars business in Greece Growth drivers Growth drivers Growing markets Major export <70% <30% <50% <20% of repairs & potential in the Reduced Manpower Cost Savings Fas

  53. Slide 53: Today’s High Profitability fuels tomorrow’s growth

    Today’s High Profitability fuels tomorrow’s growth Growth Capex Growing EBITDA €m €m Since 2023 >€200m in Growth Capex x2 profitability levels and #8 bolt-on acquisitions expected to further grow 148 258 107 101 >x2 85 124 47 114 29 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025E 2013 -2019 Average 2020-2022 Average

  54. Slide 54: Key Takeaways

    Key Takeaways Strong market drivers for decarbonization in Europe, for integration of the Western Balkans with Europe and for stability in the East. Mediterranean Well-interconnected business model in Europe & the Mediterranean coastal locations Achieved a new level of profitability and investing fo

  55. Slide 55: Building Tomorrow: ACMs & Innovation for Sustainable Construction

    Building Tomorrow: ACMs & Innovation for Sustainable Construction Jean-Philippe Benard Leonidas Canellopoulos 55

  56. Slide 56: Shaping the Future of Construction, while Driving Growth

    Shaping the Future of Construction, while Driving Growth Unlocking Value through Alternative Cementitious Materials (ACMs) and Strategic Innovation Construction Value creation through growth megatrends Doubling down on and decarbonization Alternative ACMs and New Products Cementitious 01 10% revenue

  57. Slide 57: 24% CO2 Reduction Delivered – Accelerating Toward Net Zero

    24% CO2 Reduction Delivered – Accelerating Toward a Net Zero Future Tangible CO2 Reductions in Line With our Science-based Commitments Strong Track Record A Whole New Level of Ambition Commitment to Net Zero in CO2 Emission With Science-based Targets for Developing Products and Solutions Reduction S

  58. Slide 58: Investing €200m: Over 100 Initiatives Driving Sustainable Transformation

    Investing €200m: Over 100 Initiatives Driving Sustainable Transformation Accelerating Decarbonization, Innovation, and Circular Growth Across our Value Chain By 2030 Economic Benefits Alternative >50% Fuels >80% in core plants Cost-effective energy & raw materials mix • Real-Time Optimizers Operatio

  59. Slide 59: Unlocking €120m Annual Savings by 2029

    Unlocking €120m Annual Savings by 2029 - €35m already achieved Significantly Decarbonizing our Revenue Annual Decarbonization Savings in €m >20 120 6.5 Kgs C02 / >15 € revenue >20 3.8 Kgs C02 / € revenue >30 2.7 35 Kgs C02 / € revenue 2021 2025 2029 Savings Alternative ACM Introduction Energy CO2 Sa

  60. Slide 60: Doubling down on ACMs while continuing CCUS exploration

    Doubling down on ACMs while continuing CCUS technology exploration Decarbonizing in a capital efficient way to achieve Net Zero Contributions to achieve net zero by 20501 (%) 4% 5% 2% 3% 22% 21% 11% 44% Doubling down 15% 9% on ACMs 11% 16% CO2 sink: Recarbonation 49% 36% Decarbonisation of electrici

  61. Slide 61: Alternative Cementitious Materials: From Raw Materials to New Business

    Alternative Cementitious Materials: From Raw Materials to New Business Supporting our decarbonization road map and delivering high-value solutions for our customers What are the ACMs? Materials partially replacing clinker in cement or concrete, while maintaining performance Examples of ACMs We Handl

  62. Slide 62: Alternative Cementitious Materials: A New Business Driving Growth

    Alternative Cementitious Materials: A New Business Driving Growth Placing ACMs at the core of our strategy plan The opportunity: A growing ACM market Our 2029 Ambition Today 2030-’35 Cement Concrete Leveraging New added 3x increase our value Cement volume of technology ~20 Mt ACM Decreased CO2 ACMs

  63. Slide 63: Turning Vision into Action

    Turning Vision into Action TITAN at the Forefront of Securing Reserves and Developing Infrastructure Reserves Infrastructure Research & Development Aegean Perlites Vezirhan (Türkiye) Fiddler’s Ferry (UK) Tampa (USA) Low-carbon Cements (Greece) Pozzolan quarry: ~40 Mt Circular economy: ~300 kt/yr New

  64. Slide 64: Empowering Growth Through Strategic Innovation

    Empowering Growth Through Strategic Innovation To Enable More Efficient, Safe and Sustainable Construction Solutions for Climate Circularity in the Enhanced Productivity Change Built Environment in Construction ACM activation and low-CO2 binders Alternative raw materials and fuels 3D printing and mo

  65. Slide 65: Market-backed Innovation Pipeline

    Market-backed Innovation Pipeline Turning megatrends into launch-ready products across priority verticals Focus Verticals Market-launch 2025-2029 Market-launch 2029+ Our efforts & positioning Data 100+ projects Centers Seamless Carbon-negative across selected verticals floors ACMs Industrial buildin

  66. Slide 66: Transforming Bold Ideas into Real-World Solutions

    Transforming Bold Ideas into Real-World Solutions With State-Of-The-Art Research and Customer Experience Centres, and a Strong Innovation Culture TITAN Global R&D Center, Kamari TITAN AMERICA Innovation Hub, Center for Advanced Technologies Greece Miami, FL Patra, Greece 300+ 350+ TITAN Innovators N

  67. Slide 67: Innovation in Motion: €100m+ Investment to Pilot & Scale New Technologies

    Innovation in Motion: €100m+ Investment to Pilot & Scale New Technologies Integrating Innovative Solutions and Partnerships to Accelerate Growth and Competitiveness Direct Investment in 6 startups LP in 2 Funds Transforming low-cost intermittent Using CO2 emissions to transform High-performance, nat

  68. Slide 68: Leading through Digital & New Technologies

    Leading through Digital & New Technologies Samir Cairae Antonis Kyrkos

  69. Slide 69: Reaching the next level of operational excellence and customer solutions

    Reaching the next level of operational excellence and customer solutions Operational excellence €100m New Manufacturing Technologies Digitalization of Operations Savings Shaping Tomorrow Future ready, New Materials, Carbon Capture Digital Innovation Customer-centric 69

  70. Slide 70: Innovating and achieving efficiency gains from Energy and Materials

    Innovating and achieving efficiency gains from Energy and Materials Building on our past success Our next leap forward Energy Accelerate mature tech Reliability Waste Heat Recovery Fuel Substitution Alternative Fuels to substitute coal Introduce new tech Efficiency & New Materials: Calcined clay, Ma

  71. Slide 71: Turning Waste into Energy

    Turning Waste into Energy Waste Heat Recovery Alternative Fuels Captures waste heat to produce energy Accelerating Usage of waste fuel Currently 50% of heat is wasted to the atmosphere New generation dryers, Hydrogen, Hi-tech flow modelling Benefits Benefits Circular Economy: Reduce dependency Reduc

  72. Slide 72: Investing and Partnering to scale up Next Gen Materials

    Investing and Partnering to scale up Next Gen Materials for emerging customer needs Thermal Activation Mechanical Activation Calcined Clay Adapt New Technologies for smart materials Benefits Benefits Improved concrete Utilize unusable 83% CO2 reduction Solving Resource Scarcity strength & durability

  73. Slide 73: Leading Innovation at Scale: IFESTOS

    Leading Innovation at Scale: IFESTOS Largest cement carbon capture project in Europe Capture Permanent Liquefaction Ship Transport Kamari plant, Greece Geological Storage Funded by the EU Innovation Fund with €234m Benefits Progress • ~3.0m tonnes of zero-carbon cement • Engineering studies ongoing

  74. Slide 74: Building the future: Designing high-performance materials

    Building the future: Designing high-performance materials Patras Center for Advanced Technologies Driving a technology funnel across different horizons 10 5 Emerging 4 Established Early Stage 74

  75. Slide 75: Leading in digitizing end-to-end the building materials industry

    Leading in digitizing end-to-end the building materials industry Top 5% >300 champions in manufacturing €30m digitalization Investments 80% digitally-enabled assets €30m p.a. Achievements Recurring benefit 3 digital start-ups New Digitize end-to-end Operations Customer People business Plan Customer

  76. Slide 76: Scaling up solutions, driving continuous operational excellence gains

    Scaling up solutions, driving continuous operational excellence gains & future readiness Unique Products & Solutions Production Ready-mix Reliability Customer Optimization Operations Real Time Optimizers Predictive Logistics Customer portals Quality optimization maintenance Mix-design Push notificat

  77. Slide 77: Becoming an Agentic Enterprise: scaling up GenAI

    Becoming an Agentic Enterprise: scaling up GenAI based on our proven model Deployed Solutions GenAI Applications Under Development >20% of Staff Enabled by GenAI Customer Care Agent Cement Production Agent Reporting & Analytics Assistant Maintenance Agent Coding Assistant Enterprise Processes Agents

  78. Slide 78: Establishing new Digital Business Models

    Establishing new Digital Business Models: TITAN’s digital business €300m-€500m Addressable market1 “ By the Global reach cement Serving clients in 4 continents 2 Service centers industry, for the cement Best-in-class solutions industry“ AI optimization & Predictive maintenance Note: 1. Portion of th

  79. Slide 79: Accelerating our unique approach to Innovation

    Accelerating our unique approach to Innovation Digital Accelerator 01 02 Startup Ecosystem/ VC 03 Academia Thessaloniki Industrial AI: real-time optimization Smart robotics Collaboration on Digital Innovation GenAI for Smart AI solution for concrete mix Launch topic: Digital Twins Manufacturing desi

  80. Slide 80: Our Digital Transformation Targets

    Our Digital Transformation Targets Operational Efficiencies Sales orders through +50-100bps EBITDA digital channels margin uplift >80% Employees digitally Digital Innovation/ R&D ROI upskilled 100% 2+ new GenAI solutions p.a. > 5x 80

  81. Slide 81: Future! Actively shaping the future of the industry

    Actively shaping the future of the industry Technology Patras Center driving next-gen materials IFESTOS: Largest European cement CCS Operational Excellence €100M cost reduction Energy & Materials Future Ready ROI >5x from digital & AI initiatives Fully digital enterprise Fit for the Future! 81

  82. Slide 82: Delivering on Commitments & Creating Lasting Shareholders Value

    Delivering on Commitments & Creating Lasting Shareholders Value Michael Colakides John Ioannou 82

  83. Slide 83: Sales growth supports higher EBITDA growth (CAGR 23%)

    Sales growth supports higher EBITDA growth (CAGR 23%) exceeding target Group Sales Group EBITDA EBITDA EBITDA Margin (%) €m €m 7% CAGR 3,000 23% CAGR ~ 2,8003 22.4 23.1 21.2 592 617 > 10% 2,672* 2,644 540 p.a. 2,547 2,282 14.5 331 2022 2023 2024 2025 LTM 2026 2022 2023 2024 2025 LTM 2026 * Not adjus

  84. Slide 84: Double Digit Profitability Growth Across All Regions

    Double Digit Profitability Growth Across All Regions USA Greece & Western Europe Sales EBITDA €m 1,496 €m 1,306 509 334 342 185 23% CAGR 32 65 26% CAGR 2022 2025 LTM 2022 2025 LTM Southeastern Europe Eastern Mediterranean €m €m 386 414 256 253 154 2 95 17% CAGR 57 20 42% CAGR 2022 2025 LTM 2022 2025

  85. Slide 85: Returns on Capital Employed & Earnings per Share more than doubled vs 2022

    Returns on Capital Employed & Earnings per Share more than doubled vs 2022 Group ROCE2 Group EPS (%) (€) 44% CAGR > x2 €4.2 €4.3 17.8% 17.7% €3.6 16.9% €3.0 12.0% 7.0% 3.2 €1.5 2022 2023 2024 2025 LTM 2026 2022 2023 2024 2025 LTM 2026 Notes: 1. LTM: Last Twelve Months as of Sep 2025 2. ROCE: EBIT/ A

  86. Slide 86: Stronger Balance Sheet with Lower Leverage & Improved Credit Ratings

    Stronger Balance Sheet with Lower Leverage & Improved Credit Ratings Leverage Credit Rating 934 903 3.8 797 800 759 735 745 713 694 684 660 2.8 622 2026 Target BB+ / positive outlook 2.6 (November ‘25) 2.4 2.4 1.5x – 2.0x Net Debt /1.8 400 EBITDA 302 Net Debt (€m) 1.2 Gross Debt (€m) 1.0 0.8 Net Deb

  87. Slide 87: Overperforming Peers Since 2022 in Both Sales and EBITDA Profitability Growth

    Overperforming Peers Since 2022 in Both Sales and EBITDA Profitability Growth Sales Growth TITAN Peers EU & Global Peers US EBITDA Growth TITAN Peers EU & Global Peers US (2022 – 2024 CAGR) (2022 – 2024 CAGR) 8% 32% 20% 17% 4% 4% 4% 14% 3% 3% 11% 12% 9% 10% 1% 5% 0% 1% -1% -5% Peers EU & Global: Buz

  88. Slide 88: Investing for Growth, while Generating Growing Returns

    Investing for Growth, while Generating Growing Returns Group Capital Allocation Returns to Shareholders (€m) (€m) Focusing on growth CapEx and returns to shareholders Target Growth >10% YoY 2023-2025 YTD Dividend Special Dividend Share Buyback 243 (361) Discretionary Free Cash Flow 12 102 (244) €1,1

  89. Slide 89: Shaping the Next Chapter of Profitable Growth

    Shaping the Next Chapter of Profitable Growth Proven performance, Strong foundation, Positioned for the Next Chapter of Profitable Growth 2025 – 2029 Key financial priorities Consistent Robust Growth Sector Shareholder Margin Balance Oriented Capital Top Value Expansion Sheet Allocation Returns Crea

  90. Slide 90: Top-line growth and cost initiatives drive Margin Expansion

    Top-line growth and cost initiatives drive Margin Expansion Group Sales Ambition Group EBITDA Ambition (€m) (€m) €4bn €1bn 6% - 8% CAGR > 200 11% - 13% CAGR >50 > 600 >100 >150 2,672 617 Sales Volume/price New Sales EBITDA Volume/price Cost New EBITDA 2025LTM & Mix effect Business 2029 2025 LTM & Mi

  91. Slide 91: Robust Balance Sheet Provides Ample Funding Capacity

    Robust Balance Sheet Provides Ample Funding Capacity for Growth Investments Additional Debt Capacity of € 1.0 - 1.5 bn Total Firepower Capacity € 3 - 4 bn Net Debt / EBITDA Funding Capacity x € bn Low Leverage € 1.0 - 1.5 €3-4 Upgraded Credit Rating 1.5x - 2.0x + € 1.0 - 1.5 bn Long-term Bond maturi

  92. Slide 92: Growth-Oriented Capital Allocation

    Growth-Oriented Capital Allocation Uses of Capital for 2026 - 2029 Capital Allocation Principles Shareholder Returns Disciplined 14% Dividend Policy Maintenance CAPEX 14% € 3 - 4 bn Growth CAPEX Up to Maintain Best in-Class Assets €3 bn To be deployed 35% Growth Prioritize Growth 2026-29 Investments

  93. Slide 93: Up to €3 bn in Organic and Inorganic Growth Investments

    Up to €3 bn in Organic and Inorganic Growth Investments Execution Principles Growth Investments Sales Expansion Alternative Volume growth with improved product mix Cementitious Materials Platform Attractive ROCE / Accretive to margin Operational Cost Efficiencies Energy & Raw materials’ cost improve

  94. Slide 94: Continue delivering sector top returns

    Continue delivering sector top returns Group ROCE1 2024 (%) 2029 (%) 17.8% 15% - 17% 16.6% 13.6% EU & Global Heavy US Majors Peers2 Peers2 Notes: 1. ROCE: EBIT/ Average Capital Employed = Net Debt + Equity 2. Peers include: EU & Global: Buzzi, Vicat, Cementir, CRH, Heidelberg Materials, Holcim and U

  95. Slide 95: Creating Long Term Value for Shareholders

    Creating Long Term Value for Shareholders Double Digit Dividend Growth Group Earnings Per Share (EPS) Shareholder Returns (€) (€m) > 10% €5-6 Dividend p.a. Share Buyback €4.3 €89 12 €62 24 €1.5 77 38 2022 2025 LTM 2029 2022 2025 3 2029 Notes: 1. LTM: Last Twelve Months as of Sep 2025 2. EPS 2025LTM:

  96. Slide 96: Why Invest in us?

    Why Invest in us? 2025 – 2029 Sales EBITDA Proven ability to execute, deliver 01 and outperform 6% - 8% 11% - 13% CAGR CAGR Clear Capital Allocation Framework, EPS ROCE1 02 driving profitable growth €5-6/share 15% - 17% Net Debt Credit Strategic pipeline of value accretive 03 opportunities /EBITDA R

  97. Slide 97: Closing Remarks

    Closing Remarks Marcel Cobuz

  98. Slide 98: Delivering on Commitments, Creating Lasting Value

    Delivering on Commitments, Creating Lasting Value Overperforming Peers Since 2022 in Both Sales and EBITDA Profitability Growth Sales Growth CAGR EBITDA Growth CAGR 2022-2025 September LTM, reported figures 2022-2025 September LTM, reported figures 23.1% 5.4% 3.3% 8.7% 1.5% 5.4% Titan Europe & Globa

  99. Slide 99: Trading at significant discount to SOTP

    Trading at significant discount to SOTP Market Cap. in €bn €7.0 14.5x TITAN US Implied Valuation based on 2025E US Comps Valuation €3.1 7.5x 7.7x TITAN US TITAN Ex-US EXCL USA Implied Valuation based on 2025E EU 2.0x Comps Valuation TITAN Ex-US EXCL USA Current Implied Market Cap. Market Cap. 5.1x 1

  100. Slide 100: Growth Plan 2029 Key Takeaways

    Growth Plan 2029 Key Takeaways Outperformed Achieved 2026 Valuation Gap the markets targets 1 year in above x2 current since 2022 advance & Market Cap. Top TSR Positioned for Able to deploy Targeting Value growth €3-4bn mainly Double-digit in Europe & US for growth profitability Alternative Cementit

  101. Slide 101: Appendix

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  102. Slide 102: Presenters’ CVs

    Presenters’ CVs Dimitri Papalexopoulos Alexandra Papalexopoulou Marcel Cobuz Chair of the Board of Directors Chair of the Board Strategy Committee Chair of the Group ExCo Dimitri Papalexopoulos is the Chair of the Board of Directors of Titan Alexandra Papalexopoulou is an Executive Member of the Boa

  103. Slide 103: Presenters’ CVs

    Presenters’ CVs Bill Zarkalis Yanni Paniaras Jean Philippe Benard President & CEO Titan America CEO Europe Group Chief Executive Cementitious & Energy Bill Zarkalis, in addition to his responsibilities as President and CEO of Yanni Paniaras studied Civil Engineering at Imperial College (BSc, MSc) Je

  104. Slide 104: Presenters’ CVs

    Presenters’ CVs Leonidas Canellopoulos Antonis Kyrkos Samir Cairae Chief Innovation & Sustainability Officer Chief Digital & Strategy Officer Chief Technology Officer Leonidas Canellopoulos is the Chief Innovation & Sustainability Officer Antonis Kyrkos joined Titan Cement Group in 2015. He is Titan

  105. Slide 105: Presenters’ CVs

    Presenters’ CVs Michael Colakides John Ioannou Managing Director of Titan Group CFO & previous Group CFO Michael Colakides started his career at Citibank Greece where he worked for 14 years, and over time held the John Ioannou is an internationally accomplished senior executive and board advisor wit

  106. Slide 106: Legal Notice/Disclaimer

    Legal Notice/Disclaimer By accessing this presentation, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and accepted the terms of this disclaimer. This presentation (“the Presentation”) has been prepared by Titan SA (the “Company” and together with its subsidiaries, “the Group”) is being provided for

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