Slide 1: Results presentation
Results presentation Released 24 August 2026 Year ended 30 June 2026
Slide 2: Webcast and dial-in details
11:30am (AEST) 24 August 2026 Webcast Access a webcast of the briefing at: https://webcast.openbriefing.com/evt-fyr-2026/ Dial-in Pre-register at https://s1.c-conf.com/diamondpass/10055899-ipiri8.html After pre-registering you will receive details for the telephone number to call and a unique code t
Slide 3: Overview
Overview $1,314.9m $174.4m $50.7m E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Group Normalised Group Normalised Reported All divisions Revenue EBITDA NPAT contributed to growth Underlying costs well controlled Up 6.3% Up 8.4% Up 51.9% FY27 Positive Outlook $476.1m 23 cents Net debt as at 30 June 2026
Slide 4: Strong progress on Hotels growth strategy
Overview 1 Strong progress on Hotels growth strategy Strongest hotels growth pipeline on record Rydges to enter Bangkok, SEA Connect established – new third party growth pillar. E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Enhanced development team 2 3 key strategic ~$800m non-core properties to be div
Slide 5: Overview
Overview Year ended 30 June 2025 $000 2026 $000 VARIANCE % Travel Hotels 106,188 107,236 +1.0% Thredbo 18,469 21,004 +13.7% Group Normalised Property EBITDA +8.4% Property 12,171 6,346 -47.9% E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL • Hotels EBITDA +1%, underlying Entertainment Australia and New Ze
Slide 6: AI is our new front door
E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL AI is our new front door: how customers discover, book and compare - and how EVT supports productivity gains. 6
Slide 7: Hotels Group
Hotels Group FY26 Performance
Slide 8: EVT Hotels Growth Pillars
EVT Hotels Growth Pillars 101 hotels, 16,042 rooms EVT | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL EVT Brands Owner Brands Third-Party Brands [EVT Hotels & Resorts] [EVT Independent Collection] [Connect Hospitality] Market leading brands, seamless services. Your brand, our backing. Third-party brand, local
Slide 9: Hotels Group
Hotels Group First 8 months growth momentum, then impacted by Year ended Middle East crisis volatility 30 June TRAVEL 2025 2026 VAR Revenue1 ($000) 413,267 434,486 +5.1% | EBITDA2 ($000) 106,188 107,236 +1.0% | VENTURES Q1 27 volatility easing, good PBIT3 ($000) 74,958 75,983 +1.4% September/October
Slide 10: EVT Hotels & Resorts
10 E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL EVT Hotels & Resorts
Slide 11: EVT Hotels & Owned hotels
EVT Hotels & Owned hotels Resorts Occupancy 2025 78.7% 2026 79.0% VAR 0.3% Average room rate ($) $228 $233 2.2% Revpar ($) $179 $184 2.8% Rate growth supported by major events - Lions /Ashes tours, Q4 E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL impacted by Middle East crisis Rydges Year ended 30 June
Slide 12: Management Agreements
TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT Management Agreements EVT Hotels & Resorts 12
Slide 13: Independent Collection welcomed in FY26
Independent Collection welcomed in FY26 Now 21 hotels, 2,365 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 13 The George Hotel, Brisbane Flagstaff Gardens, Melbourne
Slide 14: First step into extended Hospitality Services
First step into extended Hospitality Services Wellington Airport TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 14
Slide 15: Atura Oran Park
Atura Oran Park Opening late October 2026, 184 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 15
Slide 16: QT Parramatta
QT Parramatta Opening early 2027, 265 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 16
Slide 17: Rydges Tauranga, New Zealand
Rydges Tauranga, New Zealand Opening late 2028, 158 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 17
Slide 18: Rydges Wailoaloa Beach, Fiji
Rydges Wailoaloa Beach, Fiji Opening mid 2029, 258 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 18
Slide 19: Rydges Bangkok
Rydges Bangkok Opening 2028, 165 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 19
Slide 20: Developments
20 E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Developments EVT Hotels & Resorts
Slide 21: QT Auckland
QT Auckland Acquired late March 2026, 150 rooms TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 21
Slide 22: Atura New Room Concept
Atura New Room Concept Atura Adelaide Airport ‘Snuggy’ rooms, more yield from less space TRAVEL | | VENTURES E V T | ENTERTAINMENT 22
Slide 23: QT Queenstown Upgrade
QT Queenstown Upgrade Completed by Oct 2027, 226 rooms EVT | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL 23
Slide 24: LyLo Gold Coast
LyLo Gold Coast Opening July 2028, 296 pods & 46 private rooms EVT | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL 24
Slide 25: Connect Hospitality
Connect Hospitality Third Party Hotel Management 25
Slide 26: Connect Hospitality
Connect Hospitality 17 Hotels, 3,439 Rooms Pro-invest Hotels acquisition EVT | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL completed (+15 hotels), 2 further hotels added in 2026 Improved performance of the Hotel portfolio EBITDA at the higher end of the $8m-$9m range Strong interest from owners in market 26
Slide 27: Property
Property ~$800m non-core property ~$2.25bn property portfolio divestment programme E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL ~$2.25 billion property portfolio Thredbo valuation reduced, value created at Atura Adelaide, LyLo Auckland and LyLo Focussed on a portfolio of strategic hotels Brisbane. ~$80
Slide 28: ~$800m Non-core property identified for divestment
~$800m Non-core property identified for divestment On a value-first basis over the next 2-3 years EVT | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL 525 George Street QT Canberra Arawa Park Rydges Parramatta Atura Albury Sydney CBD Rotorua NZ Artist’s impression George and Market Street precinct Sydney CBD Inc
Slide 29: Entertainment Group
Entertainment Group FY26 Performance 29
Slide 30: Entertainment Group Overview
Entertainment Group Overview Year ended 30 June 2025 2026 VAR Admissions1 (000) 22,741 23,553 +3.6% Revenue2 ($000) 715,399 770,473 +7.7% Film supply improves – 2H EBITDA3 ($000) 43,509 63,446 +45.8% E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL more films and diverse slate PBIT4 ($000) 3,277 24,471 +64
Slide 31: Entertainment Australia
Entertainment Australia Strong operating leverage Year ended 30 June 2025 2026 VAR Admissions1 (000) 11,275 11,365 +0.8% Revenue2 ($000) 386,339 403,149 +4.4% AU operating leverage strong EBITDA3 ($000) 39,947 45,755 +14.5% – marginal FY admits growth PBIT4 ($000) 15,682 22,275 +42.0% E V T | ENTERT
Slide 32: Success continues with revenue strategies
Success continues +4.9% +2.7% with revenue strategies Average Admission Price - Australia Spend Per Head - Australia Yield strategies deployed to E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Pre-COVID FY19 FY25 FY26 Pre-COVID FY19 FY25 FY26 grow spend to record levels +1.1% across all territories. +2.8
Slide 33: Thredbo
Thredbo FY26 Performance 33
Slide 34: Thredbo
Thredbo Revenue +10.6%, EBITDA +13.7% Year ended 30 June 2025 2026 VAR E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Revenue1 ($000) 87,539 96,803 +10.6% Strong winter yield compared EBITDA2 ($000) 18,469 21,004 +13.7% to pre-COVID +~80% PBIT3 ($000) 12,593 14,590 +15.9% 1. Normalised Revenue is revenue
Slide 35: Summary
Summary Hotels are EVTs priority growth platform E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL Significant long-term growth opportunity across two pillars ~$800m non-core properties to be divested on a value-first basis Key strategic priorities Proceeds recycled into hotel growth and special dividend to
Slide 36: Outlook positive: FY27 EBITDA growth
Outlook positive: FY27 EBITDA growth Hotels Hotels expected to deliver another EBITDA record year E V T | ENTERTAINMENT | VENTURES | TRAVEL ~$13 million contribution from new strategic initiatives (Connect Hospitality, QT Auckland, QT Queenstown) Entertainment Thredbo Entertainment expected to deliv
Slide 37: Thank you
The EVT Group results are prepared under Australian Accounting Standards, and also comply with International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”). This presentation includes certain non-IFRS measures, including the normalised profit concept. These measures are used internally by management to asse