Aeon Financial Service Co., Ltd.TSE: 8570

Fiscal 2025 For the Six Months ended August 31, 2025

· Issued by AEON Financial Service Co., Ltd.












This is an abridged translation of the original Japanese document and is provided for informational purposes only.

If there are any discrepancies between this and the original, the original Japanese document prevails.

(Summary)

FY2025 2Q

IR Presentation Material

October 9, 2025

Stock Listing: Tokyo Stock Exchange, Prime Market Code No: 8570

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目次

1 Outline of the Financial Results for the Six Months Ended

August 31, 2025

2 Priority Measures

3 Forecast of Business Performance and Dividends for FY2025

Appendix

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The Highlights of the Consolidated Results

Consolidated YoY FY2025 Rate of

Forecast progress

Domestic YoY Global YoY

Operating

revenue 278.1 bn 109 % 165.3 bn 111 % 114.7 bn 106 % 570.0 bn 49 %

Operating

profit 28.3 bn 104 % 9.5 bn 100 % 18.7 bn 107 % 57.0 bn 50 %

Ordinary

profit 29.1 bn 108 % - ー - ー 57.0 bn 51 %

Profit attributable

to owners of 8.7 bn 86 % - ー - ー 21.0 bn 42 %

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The Highlights of the Consolidated Results 2Q Accounting Period (3 months)

Consolidated YoY

Domestic YoY Global YoY

Operating

revenue 141.6 bn 111 % 84.2 bn 115 % 58.3 bn 106 %

Operating

profit 15.3 bn 129 % 6.0 bn 192 % 9.3 bn 106 %

Ordinary

profit 15.3 bn 138 % - ー - ー

Profit attributable

to owners of 4.3 bn 106 % - ー - ー

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Summary of First Half Consolidated Financial Results

Expanding smartphone customer base both domestically and internationally, the number of consolidated valid IDs reached 57.24 million (+1.52 million from the beginning of the fiscal year).

In addition to growth in transaction volume and operating receivables, increased financial revenue in the domestic banking businesses.

Improvement of asset profitability Improvement of productivity Review of business portfolio

・Increase in balance of high-yield receivables※1 ・Financial revenue exceeded the increase in ・Transfer of AEON Allianz Life Insurance Co.,

expenses Ltd.'s※2 shares to Meiji Yasuda was

in the global business ・Increase in bad debt-related expenses was

Domestic : 763.1bn(YoY100%) suppressed despite the increase in receivables completed on July 1, 2025.

Global :1,080.3bn(YoY111% ) ・In addition to the system impairment loss

(-2.7 billion yen) recorded in the first quarter, a loss on the transfer of shares was

Other recorded (-9.5 billion yen).

revenue

+2.5 Units : Bn JPY

Financial

Financial expenses Bad debt Revenue Expenses

Loan revenue +10.5 related

revenue +11.7 expenses Other Installment +4.3 +3.4 expenses

finance revenue +7.2

(comprehensive

27.1 /individual) 28.3

+3.7

bn bn

Operating Revenue YoY109% Operating expenses YoY109% YoY104% 8.7bn

(+22.3 bn) (+21.1bn)

YoY86%

24/2Q Operating Pro㉀t 25/2Q Operating Pro㉀t 25/2Q Net Income

※1 High-yield operating receivables: domestic revolving/installment loans, cash advances, unsecured loans, and receivables in international business

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Domestic Business

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[Domestic] Breakdown of Operating Profit

• Financial revenues in the banking business increased, while operating profits remained flat due to increases in deposit interest and general administrative expenses.

Bad debt- General and related

expenses administrative

+0.9 expenses

+11.0

Promotional expenses

▲0.9

9.4bn 9.5 bn

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Main factors

Unit : bn Yen

Financial

Other expenses

Increase in Decrease in revenue +9.1

revenue revenue Financial +4.7

Decrease in

Increase in revenue

expenses expenses

+11.7 Securitization AEON AEON

revenue

▲0.0 Allianz Life Allianz Life

Insurance Insurance

impact impact

Credit card (Revenue) (Expenses)

revenue ▲2.5 ▲3.3

+3.0

Operating Operating

revenue expenses

+16.9 bn +16.8 bn

[Operating revenue] [Operating expenses]

・Card revenue+3.0bn ・Financial expenses +9.1bn

(Credit card business +2.0bn、Financing +0.9bn) (Interest on deposits +6.4bn、Rebalancing of government bonds +

1.3bn)

・Financial revenue +11.7bn ・Promotional expenses ▲0.9bn (Excluding the impact of change in

(Interest and dividends +6.0bn、Gains on sales of securities +1.6bn、

Loan interest +1.6bn) recording expenses ※ +0.9bn)

・General and administrative expenses+11.0bn (Excluding the impact

・Other revenue +4.7bn of change in recording expenses※ +9.2bn)

(Fees and commissions revenue +4.5bn) (System operating costs +2.8bn、Payment fees +2.0bn、

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Productivity

[Domestic] Valid ID Status (Increasing revenue)

• Increase in valid IDs, mainly among AEON Pay code payment users who use charge payments (increase of +1.33 million from the beginning of the period)

(million) 37.49million

40

(YoY+2.35million / Increase from

beginning of term +1.33million)

30

20

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Productivity

[Domestic] Customer base <AEON Card、AEON Pay> (Increasing

revenue)

• The number of new cardholders increased by 0.36 million (96% YoY), and the number of active cardholders increased by 0.31 from the beginning of the fiscal year.

• AEON Pay's acceptance locations, including convenience stores, have expanded, bringing the total number of cardholders to 9.48 million.

Number of AEON Pay ID registered members, utilization

Number of valid card holders, rate, and number of available locations

utilization rate 3.6million KPI:

+1.00 million

(Million) (Million) (Increase from beginning of (Progress 57%)

term+0.57million)

27 70.0% 10 9.48million 23.0%

26.47million 3.03 term+1.32 million)

(Increase from beginning of



(Increase from beginning million

of term +0.31 million) Number of places

available for use 21.6%

2.24 (YoY+1.5pt)

million

26 68.0% 8 21.0%

66.5%

(YoY▲0.6pt)

25 66.0% 6 19.0%

240 640.0% 4 0 17.0%

24/2Q 3Q 4Q 25/1Q 2Q 24/2Q 3Q 4Q 25/1Q 2Q

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Productivity

[Domestic] In-house Transaction Volume (Increasing

revenue)

• Transaction volume increased due to the spread of AEON Group benefits and the promotion of AEON Pay usage

In-house transaction volume AEON Pay transaction volume

4,925.3billion 216.0billion

(billion) (YoY 104%) (billion)

6,000 E-money transaction (YoY 149%)

volume 240

KPI:10 trillion AEON Pay charge payment

Credit card (Progression: 49%)

transaction volume AEON Pay credit payment Charge payment

E-money 18.2billion

(YoY 288%)

1,018.8billion

4,000 (YoY 99%) 160

Credit

Credit card payment

2,000 shopping 80 197.7billion

3,906.5billion (YoY 143%)

(YoY 105%)

0 0

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q

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Improvement of

[Domestic] Status of high-yield loans asset profitability

• High-yield receivables ratio (after liquidation) declined due to the liquidation of receivables at the end of the previous fiscal year, but has recovered by +0.2 points from the beginning of the fiscal year.

Balance before securitization of receivables 866.5 billion High-yield receivables ratio and balance trends(After liquidation

of receivables)

Revolving/installment (Increase from beginning of ※High-yield receivables: revolving/installment loans, cash advances,

(billion) Balance term +24.6billion/YoY106%) unsecured loans Total domestic 5.0trillion

1,000 Cash advance/unsecured operating

loan balance KPI:+55.0billion receivables

(Progression 45%)

4,477.3bn 4,572.6bn

Shopping revolving

772.8bn Increase from 4,205.5bn

750 beginning of term

+16.9bn 12,000 24%

/YoY112% High-yield receivables

Installment finance 763.1bn 1.0trillion

Increase from (Increase from beginning of term

500 beginning of term +37.8bn/ YoY100%)

+0.5bn 8,000 764.0bn 20%

/YoY103% 678.4bn

Cash advance 20.0%

Increase from

beginning of term

250 +7.2bn 4,000 17.1% Ratio 16%

/YoY103% 16.7%

Unsecured loans 16.1% (▲0.4pt)

Increase from

beginning of term

0 +0.0bn 0 12%

20/2Q 21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q /YoY 99% 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q

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[Domestic] Bank Deposits

• Deposit balances grew steadily, increase of 303.7bn from the beginning of the term

• Promoting accounts for everyday use (MyStage ratio QoQ+0.2pt), acquiring regular deposit accounts

AEON Bank Deposit Balance 5,505.3bn Promoting accounts for everyday use

(Increase from beginning of term "AEON Bank My Stage" ※1 Rankings※2Composition Ratio

(billion) +303.7bn、YoY 114%)

6,000 KPI:+500.0bn 100%

(Progression 61%) 25.2%

(YoY +1.1pt)

4,500

50%

3,000 ※2 Stage Composition

Ratio

AEON Bank Gold Stage+

0% Platinum Stage

23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q Composition Ratio

1,500 *1 AEON Bank My Stage

Preferential treatment Platinum

system based on transaction

details Gold Stage

Silver Stage

0 ①Credit, WAON use history Stage

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q ②Housing loans/Unsecured Bronze

loans Stage

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[Domestic] Housing Loans

• The interest rate differential with competitors widened following the interest rate revision in March. Housing loan volume increased 67% YoY.

• Started offering 35-year long-term loans in April. Increased pre-application numbers due to strengthened online sales promotions.

Housing loan volume Monthly number of pre-applications

for residential mortgages(YoY)

(billion)

400

115%

113%

300 108% 110% 109%

105%

213.0bn

(YoY 67%) 98% 99% 98%

200

94%

93% 93% 93%

90% 90%

87% 88%

100

77%

0

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q March, September, March,

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[Domestic] Controlling expenses through bad debt-related Productivity

expenses and productivity improvements (Cost control)

• The ratio of bad debt expenses to the operating receivables balance remains low and stable.

• To reduce labor costs, the Company will continue to work on improving productivity through digital transformation and reviewing of costs.

Quarterly trends in bad debt-related

expense ratio Quarterly personnel cost rate

※Bad debt-related expense ratio to the total balance of operating

※Operating revenue/Personnel cost rate

loans and installment receivables

0.8% 23.0%

0.6% 21.0%Line of

best fit

0.4% 19.0%

Personnel cost rate

0.2% 17.0%

0.0% 15.0%

23/2Q 23/3Q 23/4Q 24/1Q 24/2Q 24/3Q 24/4Q 25/1Q 25/2Q 23/2Q 23/3Q 23/4Q 24/1Q 24/2Q 24/3Q 24/4Q 25/1Q 25/2Q

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[Global] Performance Highlights by Segment

• The global business as a whole achieved increased revenue and profits for both the cumulative and accounting periods.

• Operating profits for the Malay area turned to increase in the second quarter

Global business China area Mekong area Malay area

Interim period

(6 months)

YoY YoY YoY YoY

Operating revenue 114.7 bn 106 % 17.1 bn 99 % 49.2 bn 103 % 48.2 bn 111 %

Operating pro㉀t 18.7 bn 107 % 5.2 bn 133 % 7.9 bn 116 % 5.5 bn 82 %

<Reference>

Bad debt-related 37.6 bn 107 % 3.8 bn 83 % 16.5 bn 95 % 17.2 bn 131 % exp.

Global business China area Mekong area Malay area

2Q accounting

period

(3 months) YoY YoY YoY YoY

Operating revenue 58.3 bn 106 % 8.6 bn 100 % 24.9 bn 102 % 24.7 bn 112 % Operating pro㉀t 9.3 bn 106 % 2.8 bn 138 % 3.8 bn 91 % 2.6 bn 106 %

<Reference>

Bad debt-related 19.5 bn 108 % 1.9 bn 82 % 8.7 bn 102 % 8.9 bn 124 % exp. Average exchange rate during the period

※Figures in () are the diff from the same period of the previous ㉀scal year

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[Global] China Area Performance Highlights

• Although revenue remained flat due to strengthened screening and ongoing credit screening, profits increased due to cost reductions in bad debt-related expenses and sales promotion expenses

Operating revenue Breakdown of operating profit difference from previous FY

(billion)

20 17.1bn 5.2bn

(YoY 133%)

(YoY 99%)

Other

15 3.9bn Revenue ▲0.4

▲0.1

Bad debt-Financial Personnel related expenses costs expenses

▲0.2 ▲0.0 ▲0.7

10

5

0

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q

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[Global] Mekong Area Performance Highlights

• Despite the worsening macro environment, tighter credit standards led to improvement of bad debt-related expenses, resulting in continued profit growth.

Operating revenue Breakdown of operating profit difference from previous FY

49.2bn

(billion) (YoY 103%) Revenue 7.9

50 +1.6 Other bn

+0.0 (YoY 116%)

Financial

6.8bn expenses

+0.4 Personnel Bad debt-

38 costs related

+0.8 expenses

▲0.8

25

13

0

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q

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[Global] Malay Area Performance Highlights

• Double-digit revenue growth continues, driven by increased transaction volume and balances for installment sales of medium- and large-sized motorcycles.

• Operating profit declined due to increased bad debt-related expenses resulting from an expansion in receivables and an increase in bad debts, primarily among younger customers.

Breakdown of operating profit

Operating revenue difference from previous FY

(billion) 48.2bn

50 (YoY 111%)

Revenue Personnel

+4.7 costs

+0.0

38 Financial

expenses

+1.0

6.7bn

25 5.5bn

Bad debt- (YoY 82%)

related Digital Other expenses bank +0.6

+4.0 +0.3

13

0

21/2Q 22/2Q 23/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q 24/2Q 25/2Q

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[Global] Control of Credit in Malaysia

• Will balance receivables across multiple products and build a receivables portfolio that is resilient to changes in the external environment.

• Through credit control based on collection status, will expand profits while stabilizing bad debt-related expenses.

Receivables Factors behind the increase in bad debt-related

balance expenses and efforts to stabilize them

600 (billion) Factors behind the Efforts to stabilize

Credit cardincrease in bad debt- expenses

(comprehensive) related expenses

35 Expanding

Improving productivity in the

+28% portfolio to A rebound increase due to government

Personal avoid 01 measures (pension withdrawal program accounts receivable management

and benefits) implemented in the first department by revamping the

27 loans dependence quarter of the previous fiscal year telephone call system

400 on motorcycle

+27% 167 and automobile Expanding the handling of large

131 supplies Increase in provision requirements under motorcycles and new car

02 IFRS 9 due to sudden increase in balance installment sales, developing the

credit card business

Installment Expanding

from small

200 payments motorcycles to Analyze repayment status by

Increased proportion of personal loans

+15% 320 large 03 with high yields and default risk detailed attributes and reflect it in

279 motorcycles credit decisions

and

automobiles Launch of new membership

04 Increase in bad debts, especially among program and promotion of

younger generations

refinancing for top members

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24/2Q 25/2Q

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[Global] Balance of Receivables and NPL of Listed Subsidiaries

• ACSA:Although the number of bankruptcy ㉀lings across the market remains hi

gh, credit tightening and other factors have kept the bad debt expense ratio stable.

• AEONTS :Although the bad debt expense ratio has increased due to worsening macroeconomic indicators, the NPL ratio has

remained stable.

• ACSM:In response to the rising NPL ratio, the company plans to strengthen screening for personal loans, bad debt expense ratio has risen slightly.

■ ACSA(Hong Kong) (Billion) ■ AEONTS(Thailand) ■ ACSM(Malaysia)

(Billion) (Billion)

12.0% Operating loans (Right) 200 12.0% 400 12.0% 560

Installment receivables (Right) NPL ratio(Left)

9.0% 150 9.0% 300 9.0% 420

Bad debt expenses/operating receivables

(Left)

6.0% 100 6.0% 200 6.0% 280

※

3.0% 50 3.0% 100 3.0% 140

※

0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0

2023 2024 2025 2023 2024 2025 2023 2024 2025

※Impact of revision of NPL recognition criteria for ※Impact of the withdrawal of reserves for ㉁ood restructuring contract receivables damage that occurred in the second quarter of 2024

Year-end rate ※Figures in () are the diff from the previous quarter

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