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Tikehau Capital Sca — Tikehau Capital — Investor Presentation (October 2026)
79 slides from Tikehau Capital Sca's investor presentation, October 2026
Slide 1: Shareholder Presentation October 2026
SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION OCTOBER 2026
Slide 2: Agenda
1. Introduction to Tikehau Capital 3 1. Introduction to Tikehau Capital 3 Agenda 2. A large spectrum of expertise 12 2. A large spectrum of expertise 12 3. Accelerating growth in Asset Management 21 3. Accelerating growth in Asset Management 21 4. Granular Synergetic Investment Portfolio 33 4. Granu
Slide 3: Introduction to Tikehau Capital
1. INTRODUCTION TO TIKEHAU CAPITAL TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 3
Slide 4: A global alternative asset manager with two distinct engines
A global alternative asset manager with two distinct engines Founded in IPO in €53.5bn €3.2bn 17 709 2004 March 2017 of AuM of shareholders’ equity Offices Employees Complementary Strong equity base asset classes Supports Asset Recurring and predictable Principal Investor Management growth managemen
Slide 5: Tikehau Capital's key differentiators
Tikehau Capital’s key differentiators Balance Sheet compounding growth Relevant cloud of strategic partnerships • €3.2bn of shareholders’ equity (Group share) • Strong partnerships with leading industrial, distribution and • Investment Grade rating (BBB- from Fitch and S&P) financial players, as wel
Slide 6: Our differentiated value proposition
Our differentiated value proposition Broad and Culture of Focus on Consistent Deep Partnerships relevant continuous megatrend investment European DNA set of innovation and thematic discipline and expertise capabilities investing skin in the game TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 6
Slide 7: A significant growth journey
A significant growth journey 2016-2026 CAGR 2016 2026 €54bn +21% +13% x4 (1) # Investment professionals 57 239 +58% x6 +24% # Sales professionals 8 84 x11 AuM €9bn +19% # of offices 5 17 +12 31/12/2016 30/06/2026 Credit Real Assets Private Equity Capital Markets Strategies As of 30 June 2026. (1) In
Slide 8: A solid track record of profitable growth
A solid track record of profitable growth Asset Management revenues Core Fee-Related Earnings(2) Returns to shareholders (1) +29% (1) +56% 380 148 0.80 0.40 0.50 41% Core FRE 0.80 7% 0.75 margin 0.70 39 0.60 3 €m €m 0.50 0.50 0.50 2016 2025 2016 2025 0.25 Management fee rate Shareholders’ Equity 201
Slide 9: Structural tailwinds for alternatives
Structural tailwinds for alternatives Alternative assets to represent 20% of global AuM by 2029… …but capturing 56% of global revenues Passive Management CAGR CAGR $623bn $184tn +8% +7% 37 20% CAGR $435bn CAGR +6% 348 56% $128tn +7% 24 229 53% 18% $259bn $69tn 102 39% $36tn 10 14% $130bn 4 11% 40 31
Slide 10: An increasingly global platform
An increasingly global platform 11% of FTEs(1) in 32% of FTEs(1) in 17 North America Europe(2) & Middle East Offices globally Amsterdam 6% of FTEs(1) in Asia Montreal London Luxembourg 45 New York Brussels Frankfurt Nationalities Seoul Tel Aviv Milan Tokyo Madrid 58% Abu Dhabi Zurich Hong Kong of As
Slide 11: A large spectrum of expertise
2. A LARGE SPECTRUM OF EXPERTISE TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 11
Slide 12: Our conviction-based thematic investments
Our conviction-based thematic investments LONG-LASTING EXPERTISE IN MID-MARKET FINANCING ACROSS ASSET CLASSES AND STRATEGIES CREDIT CAPITAL MARKETS TACTICAL REAL ASSETS PRIVATE EQUITY PRIVATE DEBT STRATEGIES STRATEGIES • Special and hybrid capital • Asset transformation • Mid-market financing • Grow
Slide 13: A large spectrum of investment expertise
A large spectrum of investment expertise A COMPREHENSIVE OFFERING ACROSS ASSET CLASSES AND INVESTMENT VEH ICLES CAPITAL MARKETS Complementary vehicle types STRATEGIES CREDIT €6.1bn €25.2bn • Fixed Income • Direct & Corporate Lending Permanent capital • Equity • Credit Secondaries • CLOs / Leveraged
Slide 14: Early mover advantage on thematic investing
Early mover advantage on thematic investing Direct Decarboni- Cyber- Aerospace & Credit Regenerative Lending zation security Defense Secondaries Agriculture 2009 2018 2018 2020 2020 2022 Strategy launch year shown. TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 14
Slide 15: What our investor-clients are looking for
What our investor-clients are looking for VALUE-ADD 22% YIELD Main performance driver Main performance drivers = = Capital gains Income €53.5bn AuM as of 30 June 2026 • Targets mid-high teens gross • Targets mid-high single digit IRRs gross IRRs • Back-ended returns • Predictable & regular returns 7
Slide 16: Credit
Credit OVERVIEW OF THE CREDIT PLATFORM Platform overview and summary Key merits of the platform Breakdown of the platform Tikehau Capital began investing in Private Credit in 2007 with the launch of its first Credit strategy. Tactical Strategies Credit Secondaries 8% In 2012, it established a dedica
Slide 17: Real Assets
Real Assets OVERVIEW OF THE REAL ASSETS PLATFORM Platform overview and summary Key merits of the platform Breakdown of the platform Tikehau Capital started investing in Real Estate in 2004 initially using its own balance sheet, followed by club deals in 2014 before adding dedicated value-add REIT fu
Slide 18: A granular and diversified Real Assets platform
A granular and diversified Real Assets platform • Diversified platform composed of granular small-sized assets in prime locations • • High-quality long-term tenants Embedded hedge against inflation (rent indexation) >11,000 30% €1.1bn • Prudent and targeted investment approach, while taking advantag
Slide 19: Private Equity
Private Equity OVERVIEW OF THE PRIVATE EQUIT Y PLATFORM Platform overview and summary Key merits of the platform Breakdown of the platform Tikehau Capital began investing in Private Equity in 2013 with early investments made from its own balance sheet. Others Growth Equity 8% In 2018, it broadened t
Slide 20: Capital Markets Strategies
Capital Markets Strategies OVERVIEW OF THE CAPITAL MARKETS STRATEGIES PLATFORM Platform overview and summary Key merits of the platform Breakdown of the platform The investment platform is built on rigorous, in-depth fundamental research, supporting a deep understanding of every company we invest in
Slide 21: Accelerating growth in Asset Management
3. ACCELERATING GROWTH IN ASSET MANAGEMENT TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 21
Slide 22: Resilient transaction and commercial activity over the LTM
Resilient transaction and commercial activity over the LTM Deployment (€bn) Realizations (€bn) Net inflows (€bn) 3.7 7.7 7.0 5.7 2.7 1.1 H1 2026 5.7 2.2 H1 2026 H1 2025 4.0 1.7 H1 2026 H1 2025 2.9 H1 2025 1.5 LTM LTM LTM LTM LTM LTM as of 30/06/2025 as of 30/06/2026 as of 30/06/2025 as of 30/06/2026
Slide 23: Deployment: focused on larger and more global transactions
Deployment: focused on larger and more global transactions 98% • Continued conviction-led approach across dedicated verticals (Decarbonization, Aerospace & Defense, €7.6bn Cybersecurity, Regenerative Agriculture) • Successful completion of large-scale transactions across of exclusion rate Spain, Bel
Slide 24: Realizations: record year in Private Equity and Credit in 2025
Realizations: record year in Private Equity and Credit in 2025 Average gross MOIC for 2025 realized exits 2.6x €4.0bn In Private Equity • Acceleration in exits Private Equity • 5 exits in 2025, 18 since 2018 1.6x Real Assets • Strategic disposals of granular assets In Real Estate €2.1bn 1.6x Credit
Slide 25: Granular and diversified exposure by sector and geography
Granular and diversified exposure by sector and geography AuM breakdown by sector AM Assets breakdown by geography Other RoW North America 1% 12% Dry Powder Dry Powder 11% 13% 13% UK 5% €53.5bn €53.5bn AuM as of 30 June 2026 AuM as of 30 June 2026 Top 14 Real Estate Continental sectors 26% Europe 48
Slide 26: Attractive portfolio metrics with embedded downside protection
Attractive portfolio metrics with embedded downside protection Conviction-based Granular Conservative use Low entry investment approach portfolios of leverage multiples Direct Lending Private Equity(4) Real Estate 100% +2% Covenanted investments(1) LTM EBITDA growth >11,000 Units across Real Estate
Slide 27: Record level of fundraising in 2025
Record level of fundraising in 2025 • Final close for Cybersecurity IV, Regenerative Agriculture €8.0bn €10.5bn strategies Capital • Additional inflows for Decarbonization II, Aerospace & €7.0bn Markets Defense II and co-investments Strat. • Launch of a unit-linked product dedicated to European 2025
Slide 28: Continued diversification of our client base
Continued diversification of our client base AuM breakdown by nationality AuM breakdown by type of clients 1% 10% 9% 3% 9% Tikehau Capital Tikehau Capital France 13% AM, Banks, Instit. 31% Europe(1) HNWI, Retail, Private Banks North America €53.5bn €53.5bn AuM as of 30.06.26 43% Family Offices Asia
Slide 29: Major steps forward in expansion in Asia
Major steps forward in expansion in Asia Client Finalization of the outreach & strategic partnership with Investment Client outreach & Investment Partnership with Hong-Kong + office opening Distribution agreement for Tikehau Capital funds Client Establishment of an investment outreach & joint-ventur
Slide 30: Tikehau Capital's sustainability milestones
Tikehau Capital’s sustainability milestones A continuous improvement approach Where commitments meet results 2025-2026 New ESG-linked structure included in Revolving Credit Facility 5.8bn €18bn target set for cumulative deployment in impact and transition strategies by 2029 Surpassing the Tikehau €
Slide 31: Granular & Synergetic Investment Portfolio
4. GRANULAR & SYNERGETIC INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 31
Slide 32: A sizeable and strategic investment portfolio
A sizeable and strategic investment portfolio Balance sheet investment portfolio fair value (€bn) LP interest in external funds 4.4 GP stakes 3.9 4.0 4.0 Listed investments 3.5 1.0 Ecosystem & Co-investments alongside external GPs and 24% direct investments funds 2.7 79% 74% 69% 2.3 2.4 79% 3.0 2.1
Slide 33: Strong alignment of interests
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Strong alignment of interests 3,962 3,962 180 Other direct investments Ecosystem and direct 967 investments 787 Ecosystem investments 94 Alongside Tikehau Capital’s Strategies Capital Markets Strategies (€44m) Fixed income & equity European C
Slide 34: €4.3bn committed in our strategies since IPO
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments €4.3bn committed in our strategies since IPO Support new fund launches and accelerate the scaling of established strategies FLAGSHIPS ADJACENCIES NEW INITIATIVES CLOs CO-INVESTMENTS Real Assets 17% Private Debt 29% Credit 15 6 24 €4.3bn 48% P
Slide 35: Facilitating co-investments and larger transactions alongside our funds
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Facilitating co-investments and larger transactions alongside our funds Co-investment alongside Vintage I Co-investment alongside Vintage II of Credit Secondaries (2022) Our balance sheet supports of Decarbonization (2025) co-investments ~$50
Slide 36: Ecosystem and direct investments serving our global platform
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Ecosystem and direct investments serving our global platform 3,962 Ecosystem Invest as an LP to complement and Develop long-term strategic relationships and direct 967 consolidate expertise through GP stakes investments Co-invest alongside to
Slide 37: Rich and diversified ecosystem offering complementary exposure
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Rich and diversified ecosystem offering complementary exposure and sector expertise Investment type Geography coverage Sector coverage 56 GP relationships €1.4bn €1.4bn €1.4bn 60 Ecosystem & direct Ecosystem & direct Ecosystem & direct invest
Slide 38: Case Study: Long-standing relationships with high-profile GPs
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Case Study: Long-standing relationships with high-profile GPs GP Sector Finance Healthcare First investment date 2011 2014 # co-investments 5 2 # LP interests 2 1 Realized co-investments (MOIC / IRR) 8.6x(1) / 2.0x(2) 2.3x / 27% 3.7x / 82% Sh
Slide 39: Case Study: Our investment in Schroders generated significant value creation
Tikehau Capital strategies Ecosystem & direct investments Case Study: Our investment in Schroders generated significant value creation € m586 € 239 m 1.65x 64% Total proceeds Total P&L Gross MOIC Gross IRR (incl. €179m in 2026) As of 13 February 2026. TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 39
Slide 40: Our balance sheet: a strategic allocator to maximize value creation
Our balance sheet: a strategic allocator to maximize value creation Allocation framework Continued skin in the game with further selective commitments in our funds Improve Tikehau portfolio Focus on Value-Add strategies (Private Equity and Real Estate) Capital strategies and credit deals with expect
Slide 41: Lower capital intensity in our funds, greater flexibility for co-investments
Lower capital intensity in our funds, greater flexibility for co- investments opportunities Breakdown of balance sheet net commitments in Tikehau Capital’s strategies On average per year (in €m) 453 451 119 Co-investments alongside Tikehau Capital funds 453 332 Tikehau Capital funds €m 2018-2021 202
Slide 42: Financials
5. FINANCIALS TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 42
Slide 43: Simplified consolidated P&L
GROUP Simplified consolidated P&L €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % change Core FRE 60.0 79.5 +32% Core FRE margin 35.6% 41.7% +6pts Tikehau Asset Management FRE 50.3 69.9 +39% Strong increase in profitability driven by solid operating leverage coupled with FRE margin 29.9% 36.7% +7pts cost management AM EBIT 63
Slide 44: Tikehau Asset Management key metrics
TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT Tikehau Asset Management key metrics STRONG INCREASE IN PROFITABILITY IN H1 2026 +7% +13% +32% +22% Core FRE YoY growth AM EBIT YoY growth Fee-Paying AuM Management fees(1) YoY growth YoY growth 42% Core FRE margin 39% AM EBIT margin (1) Include management fees, subscription
Slide 45: Continued growth in Fee-Paying AuM supporting long-term management fee generation
TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT Continued growth in Fee-Paying AuM supporting long-term management fee generation +7% growth in fee-paying AuM +13% growth in Management fees and others 53.5 198 51.0 AM revenues 182 8 Non fee-paying 13 5.5 Performance fees Future fee-paying 5.4 & carried interest 43.5 190 +
Slide 46: Marked increase in Asset Management profitability
TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT Marked increase in Asset Management profitability 32% yoy increase in Core FRE(1) 22% yoy increase in AM EBIT Core FRE AM EBIT 36% 42% 35% 39% margin margin 80 78 +22% +32% 64 60 €m €m H1 2025 H1 2026 H1 2025 H1 2026 (1) Core FRE correspond to Fee-Related Earnings excluding
Slide 47: Tikehau Capital's approach to performance fees
TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT Tikehau Capital’s approach to performance fees Shareholder-friendly Material mid-term Cautious P&L recognition allocation profitability driver 53% No negative ~€25bn of carried interest on closed-end funds revenue retained by Tikehau Capital AuM eligible for carried interest
Slide 48: Performance-related earnings: profit driver ahead
TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT Performance-related earnings: profit driver ahead 5% yoy increase in AuM eligible to carried interest Our approach to carried interest Embedded performance related revenues(1) Shareholder-friendly ~€207m +5% 25.2 24.1 allocation Cautious P&L recognition As of 31 March 2026(2
Slide 49: Portfolio revenues doubled linked to active asset rotation
INVESTMENT ACTIVITY Portfolio revenues doubled linked to active asset rotation Realized revenues(1) Unrealized revenues of the remaining portfolio(2) 222 Realized revenues growth notably driven by the disposal of the Schroders stake generating x2 €217m 64% 1.65x 272 (1) 111 Capital gain Gross IRR Gr
Slide 50: Robust financial structure supporting our business model
GROUP Robust financial structure supporting our business model Simplified balance sheet as of 30 June 2026 Increased financial flexibility Total 5.3 5.3 €1.6bn Early redemption of 2026 Short-term financial resources(1) bond to occur in August Investment Shareholders’ 4.0 3.2 portfolio equity Investm
Slide 51: Outlook
6. OUTLOOK TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 51
Slide 52: Fundraising for our flagship strategies
Fundraising for our flagship strategies Completed Ongoing fundraising for Private Equity flagship strategies EUROPEAN DIRECT LENDING DECARBONIZATION AEROSPACE & DEFENSE >€3bn €1.4bn Above the target target €4-5bn target €5.2bn €3.3bn €2.6bn €830m €1.4bn €2.1bn €700m €610m Vintage III Vintage IV Vint
Slide 53: Maximizing value creation through our balance sheet
Maximizing value creation through our balance sheet Investment portfolio evolution Ecosystem & direct investments €4.4bn Capital allocation priorities Tikehau Capital strategies Prioritize active capital rotation and capital recycling Investment Maintain alignment of interests while reducing capital
Slide 54: More significant returns of capital should be delivered by 2029
More significant returns of capital should be delivered by 2029 ~€2bn New investments in our funds and ecosystem 1.2 Balance sheet optimization 0.4 Shareholder returns €bn 2018-2021 2022-2025 2026-2029 There is no guarantee that investment objectives will be achieved. Adverse economic, regulatory an
Slide 55: Two distinct and synergistic growing engines offering optionality
Two distinct and synergistic growing engines offering optionality Asset Management Principal Investing From buildout Compounding effect and to harvesting velocity focus Significant embedded value Greater focus Acceleration in operating leverage Enhanced selectivity Higher PRE contribution More strat
Slide 56: A new chapter focused on scalability and profitability
A new chapter focused on scalability and profitability 1 Cumulative net new money expected to exceed €34bn over 2026-2029 (+22% vs. €28bn raised 2022-2025) 2 Core FRE margin expected to reach between 45-50% by 2029 (vs. 41% in 2025) 3 Commitment to maintain Investment Grade rating 4 Commitment to di
Slide 57: We expect cumulative net new money to exceed €34bn over 2026-2029
We expect cumulative net new money to exceed €34bn over the next fundraising cycle (2026-2029) Growth drivers >€34bn • Scale existing funds • Selectively launch and grow adjacencies and new €28bn initiatives • Deepen institutional 2026-2029 relationships 2022-2025 • Broaden distribution channels to
Slide 58: Core FRE margin expected to reach between 45-50% by 2029
Core FRE margin expected to reach between 45-50% by 2029 Platform buildout Harvesting Growth drivers 45-50% • Enhanced business 41% mix 39% 39% 39% 35% 37% 29% 30% • Co-investments 22% • Stronger operating leverage • Disciplined cost 7% management 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 By
Slide 59: Appendix
7. APPENDIX TIKEHAU CAPITAL SHAREHOLDER PRESENTATION 59
Slide 60: Capital structure
Capital structure Share capital ownership as of 30 June 2026 Other shareholders 1 Including Tikehau Capital Advisors(1) and other Management and free float entities(2) 26% 2 Shareholders which are also shareholders of Tikehau Capital 1 Advisors and / or part of a shareholders’ agreement with Managem
Slide 61: Tikehau Capital's simplified organizational chart
Tikehau Capital’s simplified organizational chart Founders & Management Strategic investors 69% 31% Tikehau Capital Advisors and Other shareholders other Management entities(1) (incl. free float) 56% 44% Tikehau Capital (TKO FP) As of 30 June 2026. (1) Other entities controlled by AF&Co, MCH and the
Slide 62: Shareholder-friendly allocation of carried interest
Shareholder-friendly allocation of carried interest Tikehau Capital: Group’s parent company whose securities are listed on Tikehau Capital the regulated market of Euronext Paris. The purpose of the company is to 53.3% 26.7% invest directly or indirectly in the Group’s investment platforms Asset Mana
Slide 63: An active and accretive M&A strategy
An active and accretive M&A strategy SUCCESSFUL INTEGRATION OF PAST ACQUISITIONS What we look for in an acquisition 2020 AuM at acquisition AuM as of 30 June 2026 AuM CAGR International expansion €0.5bn €0.7bn +5% 2019 AuM at acquisition AuM as of 30 June 2026 AuM CAGR Business mix rebalancing €0.05
Slide 64: Performance track record – Direct Lending
Performance track record – Direct Lending FUND (MASTER FUND) CURRENCY VINTAGE AuM (€M) FUND STATUS % INVESTED(1) % DIVESTED(2) NET DPI(3) GROSS IRR(4) GROSS MOIC(4) Tikehau Direct Lending IV EUR 2017 470 Post-investment 99% 70% 1.0x 9.6% 1.3x Tikehau Direct Lending V EUR 2020 1,619 Post-investment 9
Slide 65: Performance track record – Special Opportunities
Performance track record – Special Opportunities FUND (MASTER FUND) CURRENCY VINTAGE AuM (€M) FUND STATUS % INVESTED(1) % DIVESTED(2) NET DPI(3) GROSS IRR(4) GROSS MOIC(4) Tikehau Special Opportunities II EUR 2019 331 Post-investment 86% 45% 0.7x 7.4% 1.3x Tikehau Special Opportunities III EUR 2022
Slide 66: Performance track record – Private Debt Secondaries
Performance track record – Private Debt Secondaries FUND CURRENCY VINTAGE AuM ($M) FUND STATUS % INVESTED(1) % DIVESTED(2) NET DPI(3) GROSS IRR(4) GROSS MOIC(4) Debt Secondaries(5) USD 2020 181 Post-investment 71% 47% 0.7x 16.1% 1.3x Debt Secondaries II(5) USD 2023 946 Investment 47% 15% 0.2x 27.6%
Slide 67: Performance track record – Private Equity
Performance track record – Private Equity FUND (MASTER FUND) CURRENCY VINTAGE AuM (€M) FUND STATUS % INVESTED(1) % DIVESTED(2) NET DPI(3) GROSS IRR(4) GROSS MOIC(4) Decarbonization Vintage I(5) EUR 2019 860 Post- investment 93% 38% 0.4x 11.4% 1.5x Currently in Vintage II(5) EUR 2024 1,252 48% n.a n.
Slide 68: Performance track record – Real Assets (1/2)
Performance track record – Real Assets (1/2) FUND CURRENCY VINTAGE AuM (€M) FUND STATUS % INVESTED(1) % DIVESTED(2) NET DPI(3) GROSS IRR(4) GROSS MOIC(4) Core / Core + TREIC EUR 2015 204 Investment 80% 28%(7) 0.5x 5.8% 1.3x EUR 2017 147 Post- 100% 57%(7) 1.2x 9.1% 1.6x EDF – Sale & Leaseback II inve
Slide 69: Performance track record – Real Assets (2/2)
Performance track record – Real Assets (2/2) LAUNCH IRR ANNUAL GLOBAL FUND CURRENCY AuM (€M) FUND STATUS DISTRIBUTION RATE YEAR SINCE INCEPTION(1) PERFORMANCE Immorente EUR 1988 4,402 Evergreen 9.3% 5.0% 5.0% Efimmo 1 EUR 1987 1,803 Evergreen 8.6% 4.4% 4.4% Sofipierre EUR 1989 170 Evergreen 9.7% 6.0
Slide 70: CMS: Solid performance across the entire product line
CMS: Solid performance across the entire product line Performance recognition Enhanced international distribution Geographical focus in AuM as of Overall Rating(1) 30.06.26 United Kingdom Tikehau Short Duration €3,210m Tikehau Credit Court Terme €392m Switzerland Tikehau European High Yield €400m It
Slide 71: Fee-paying AuM and management fee rate by strategy
Fee-paying AuM and management fee rate by strategy Fee-Paying AuM breakdown €m 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 30 June 2025 30 June 2026 Real Assets 8,925 10,188 11,207 11,141 11,538 12,211 11,883 12,356 Credit 7,486 10,013 12,729 15,358 17,670 18,414 17,859 19,250 Capital Markets Strategies 4,184 5,1
Slide 72: A €4.0bn growth-compounding investment portfolio
A €4.0bn growth-compounding investment portfolio 288 318 Number of investments +€261m €(637)m €4,359m Well-balanced exposure across Tikehau Capital strategies €(60)m +€40m Ecosystem & €3,962m Capital Markets Strat. direct invest. Other(1) 1,343 €44m 967 (3%) Of which €218m Including Mainly linked to
Slide 73: Financial indebtedness and amortization plan
Financial indebtedness and amortization plan 4.0 years of average debt maturity (1) 1,150 500 500 300 101 57 (2) 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 (3) (4) (4) 2021 Sustainable Bond - €500m 2023 Sustainable Bond - €300m 2025 Bond - €500m RCF - €1.15bn USPP - 10 Y - $115m USPP - 12Y - $65m
Slide 74: Strong Corporate Governance
Strong Corporate Governance A highly independent and experienced Supervisory Board Capital Allocation Committee Board composition Board Committees Role: assist the Managers in its 10 ▪ Audit & Risk Committee investment decisions and in Members monitoring the financial performance 3 members expected
Slide 75: Tikehau Capital – Supervisory Board
Tikehau Capital – Supervisory Board INDEPENDENCE, EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE Xavier MUSCA Roger CANIARD Fonds Stratégique de Participations, Sophie COULON-RENOUVEL Maximilien DE LIMBURG STIRUM Jean-Pierre DENIS Chairman of the Supervisory board Head of MACSF Financial represented by Florence LUSTMAN D
Slide 76: Contacts
Contacts Shareholders and Investors contact Théodora XU Julie TOMASI Head of Investor Relations Investor Relations Officer txu@tikehaucapital.com jtomasi@tikehaucapital.com +33 (0) 1 40 06 18 56 +33 (0) 1 40 06 58 44 Analyst coverage Autonomous CIC CIB Degroof Petercam Exane BNP Paribas Jefferies Od
Slide 77: Disclaimer
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Slide 78: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This Presentation includes certain pro forma financial information about the Group. This pro forma a revolving credit facility to be subsequently repaid with investor contributions. financial information has been prepared on the basis of historical financial statements of the Calculations
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