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Premier Energy — Investor Presentation (October 2026)
34 slides from Premier Energy's investor presentation, October 2026
Slide 1: Profitable Growth in CSEE Energy Transition
Profitable Growth in CSEE Energy Transition Premier Energy Group IR Presentation October 2026
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation is not, and nothing in it should be construed as, an offer, invitation or recommendation in respect of shares issued by Premier Energy PLC (“PE”), or an offer, invitation or recommendation to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy Premier Energy PLC shares or other f
Slide 3: What Makes Premier Energy Stand Out?
What Makes Premier Energy Stand Out? 1 2 3 4 5 One of the fastest Vertically integrated and Well placed to benefit Private ownership, having Successful track record of growing energy diversified to capture from the growth of shareholder value as a key 30 accretive acquisitions infrastructure compani
Slide 4: Our Operations at a Glance
Our Operations at a Glance Romania Moldova CSEE #3 in Gas supply c. 1.1 m #1 player in c.75%+ Supply licenses One of the and distribution household and Moldova (3) market share of established and largest and #4 in small business in the renewables, electricity supply energy import / Renewable Electri
Slide 5: High Growth, Diversified, Integrated Renewables and Energy Player in CSEE
High Growth, Diversified, Integrated Renewables and Energy Player in CSEE 1 Vertical Integration and Diversification Capturing Value Throughout the Value Chain 2 Strong Infrastructure Position Leading to Vertical Integration and Stability 3 Established Renewables Presence as Key Development Focus 4
Slide 6: Vertical Integration and Diversification Captures Value throughout the Value Chain
1 Vertical Integration and Diversification Captures Value throughout the Value Chain Generation/Production/Sourcing Infrastructure/Dispatch/Balancing Supply Renewables Energy Transition Nimble High-Growth Infrastructure Supplier Player • 507 MW of diversified, multi-location renewable • Private mark
Slide 7: Strong Infrastructure Position Leading to Vertical Integration and Stability
2 Strong Infrastructure Position Leading to Vertical Integration and Stability Overview Overview • 168 MW of renewable energy generation under ownership, in construction (137MW) or in-development • Largest operator of electricity distribution: ~36,000km (121 MW) of electrical lines and cables • 3rd
Slide 8: Strong Infrastructure Position Leading to Vertical Integration and Stability (Con't)
2 Strong Infrastructure Position Leading to Vertical Integration and Stability (Con’t) 8
Slide 9: Established Renewables Presence as Key Development Focus
3 Established Renewables Presence as Key Development Focus Strategic Drive For Renewables Investments… …With a Solid and Growing Portfolio • Vertically integrated renewable energy model with full balancing capabilities, Renewables Installed Capacity - MW making Premier Energy one of the sustainable
Slide 10: Commodity Sourcing Expertise and Flexible Customer Pricing in Volatile Environment
4 Commodity Sourcing Expertise and Flexible Customer Pricing in Volatile Environment Electricity and Gas Prices Volatility in Europe Premier Energy is Well Positioned for Any Price Scenario • Overall duration matching of input purchases and supply Electricity and Gas Prices Proactive contracts with
Slide 11: Track record of Value-added Acquisitions that Have Enabled further Opportunities
5 Track record of Value-added Acquisitions that Have Enabled further Opportunities 2013 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2022 2023 2023 2023 2024 2024 2024 2026 Grup Dezvoltare Timgaz Covi Construct Amarad B.E.R.G. Vega 93 Ecoenergia 99 MW wind 27.5 MW wind park 5.4 MW solar 30 MW solar developments 18
Slide 12: Strong Financial Position and Track-record
6 Strong Financial Position and Track-record Historical Growth Net Leverage (Net Debt / EBITDA) Group-normalized EBITDA development Achieved Adjusted Net Debt (EUR m) extraordinary results in 2022 driven by as of June 2026 elevated energy (EUR m) prices Acquisition of Commencement of Acquisition of
Slide 13: Experienced Management Team
7 Experienced Management Team… Jose Garza Peter Stohr Jose-Luis Gómez Pascual Marius Cazan Cornelia Szabo Group CEO Group CFO Head of Moldova Head of Gas department Head of Premier Energy Furnizare • Head of M&A for PPF Group • CFO of SAZKA Group (now Allwyn) • CEO of Naturgy in tMoldova • Project m
Slide 14: A CSEE ESG Growth Story with Strong Governance and Private Sector Expertise
A CSEE ESG Growth Story with Strong Governance and Private Sector Expertise • Renewables Multiple • Power and gas distribution infrastructure Growth Vectors • Supply capabilities and brand strength • Accelerate renewables development • Facilitate reduction of oil, coal and wood burning, and introduc
Slide 15: Acquisition of Evryo Group
PREMIER wa ENERGY @ROUP Acquisition of Evryo Group
Slide 16: Transformational acquisition creates a large scale, vertically integrated independent CEE utility champion
Transformational acquisition creates a large scale, vertically integrated independent CEE utility champion Strategic rationale Premier Energy’s proposed acquisition of the Evryo Group (including Distribuție Energie Oltenia, “DEO”, subsidiary) – the 3rd largest electricity Distribution System Operato
Slide 17: DEO is Romania's 3rd largest independent DSO, delivering essential service across 7 counties
DEO is Romania’s 3rd largest independent DSO, delivering essential service across 7 counties AREA OF OPERATIONS IN ROMANIA KEY FACTS TSO lines Ukraine DEO is the sole licensed distributor in its area, 750 kV regulated by ANRE 400 kV 220 kV Romania Moldova The company serves c.1.5m customers in Roman
Slide 18: Highly complementary acquisition accelerates strategic evolution
Highly complementary acquisition accelerates strategic evolution EBITDA SPLITS (FY2025) PRO-FORMA KEY FIGURES (FY2025) + + + EUR 2.0bn EUR 299mm Normalized EBITDA1 Pro-forma Normalized EBITDA2 Revenue Norm. EBITDA2 Distribution Supply Production 20% By segment 37% EUR 970mm ~124,000 km EUR 29% EUR 1
Slide 19: Debt funded acquisition maximizes shareholder value while retaining prudent leverage
Debt funded acquisition maximizes shareholder value while retaining prudent leverage PF FY25 PF incl. Increased regulated earnings base improves debt capacity quality FY2025 incl. HU DEO’s reported € in mil. acquisition acquisition Leverage in-line with infrastructure / utility peer ranges (includes
Slide 20: Transaction terms
Transaction terms ⚫ Acquisition of 100% of Evryo Group (parent of Distribuție Energie Oltenia - DEO) and Evryo Power from funds managed by Macquarie Asset Management Perimeter ⚫ Total consideration ~€700m (excl. fees and expenses) ⚫ Bridge Financing signed in June with J.P. Morgan and UniCredit; lon
Slide 21: Highlights 1H '26
Premier Energy's 26 MW Da Vinci solar park with 10 MWh of battery storage capacity, located in Nanov, Teleorman County, Romania. Highlights 1H ‘26
Slide 22: Integrated, diversified business model is right strategy
Integrated, diversified business model is right strategy Electricity production from owned renewable and #1 distributor of electricity in flexibility sources (370 MW of production capacity Moldova and #3 distributor of Premier Energy’s in Romania, Hungary and Moldova) natural gas in Romania vertical
Slide 23: 1H 2026 Results Highlights
Growth in a challenging, competitive and volatile operating environment 1H 2026 RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS +10% increase in Group normalized revenues, to EUR 877.3 million +46% growth +85% growth +39% / +72% growth +27% YoY increase in own renewables production in owned renewable capacity, amounting to YoY
Slide 24: Financial highlights
The 158 MW wind park in Hungary comprised of 79 wind turbines that Premier Energy acquired Financial highlights
Slide 25: 1H 2026 income statement overview
1H 2026 income statement overview € in mil. 1H 2026 1H 2025 Δ% ➢ Normalized revenue growth of 10% reflects the continued growth of the Group, including growth within the production segment due to newly acquired and Revenue 871.0 835.5 4% constructed production plants. Normalized Revenue 877.3 795.6
Slide 26: EBITDA Normalization reflects tariff deviation differences in Moldova
Tariff deviation differences in the past few years have been driven by underlying energy market price fluctuations EBITDA Normalization reflects tariff deviation Lower than anticipated energy prices in 2020, 2023 and 2025 caused the business to differences in Moldova outperform the regulatory-allowe
Slide 27: Significant intraday price volatility persisted in 2Q 2026
Significant intraday price volatility persisted in 2Q 2026; temporary nuclear outages and elevated import needs fueled average price increases Romania Q2 2025 Day ahead price average for 3 months | EUR/MWh Romania Q2 2026 250 +1.162% 200 150 +772% 100 50 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Slide 28: Balance sheet overview
Total assets: declined by 6% from Dec-25, as a 28% decrease in Balance sheet overview current assets more than offset a 14% increase in non-current assets driven by strategic investments in distribution networks in Romania and Moldova, new renewable assets developments and the acquisition of the 158
Slide 29: Net debt analysis
Net debt analysis ➢ For illustrative purposes, assuming the full repayment of the due from the government Impact of Gov't Pro Forma 26 MW Solar / 48 MW Solar / Pro Forma Impact of PF Gov't support scheme, the (€ in millions) Repayments Gov't 10 MW BESS 16 MW BESS 400 MW BESS Gov't Repay. Natural Gas
Slide 30: Segment overview
The 158 MW wind park in Hungary comprised of 79 wind turbines that Premier Energy acquired Segment overview
Slide 31: Production segment was fueled by both organic and unorganic growth
Production segment was fueled by both organic and unorganic growth Revenues Portfolio of renewables EUR m. Capacity MW 1 ➢ Production from owned plants rose by 46%, 685 primarily supported by the acquisition of the +39% Hungarian wind assets and newly developed 179 generation assets. 53 370 137 38 ➢
Slide 32: Electricity and gas distribution segment EBITDA performance remains stable
Electricity and gas distribution segment EBITDA performance remains stable Normalized revenues (1) Electricity distribution points Electricity RAB EUR m. # ths. USD m. ➢ The electricity and gas distribution WACC 9.73% segment generated a 15% YoY increase in +15% +1% normalized revenues (adjusted for
Slide 33: The electricity and gas Supply segment performed well with increased competitive pressure
The electricity and gas Supply segment performed well with increased competitive pressure Normalized revenues (1) Electricity supplied Gas supplied EUR m. TWh TWh ➢ 1H 2026 normalized revenues, adjusted for tariff deviations, amounted to EUR 751 Electricity supply Alive +8% million, an 8% YoY increa
Slide 34: Thank you!
Premier Energy dispatch centre in the Republic of Moldova – ensuring real-time monitoring and efficient management of the electricity distribution Thank you!
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