Azimut Holding SpaMIL: AZM

1H 2025 Results

· Issued by Azimut Holding Spa
‌Azimut Group

1H 2025 results

Milan, 31 July 2025





‌Azimut Group - 1H 2025 results

Agenda 2

Business update 3

1H 2025 financials 17

Update on TNB 21

2025 Guidance 22

Appendix 24



‌A strong year-to-date 2025 with several milestones achieved

3



Best 1H on record for managed net inflows (€8.2bn) & delivered robust recurring net income growth (+18%)

Introduced new organizational matrix and simplified reporting structure

Streamlining of business verticals and broader US platform

Strategic business development initiatives

Signed binding agreement for TNB transaction; implementation progressing

Underlying net profit & net inflows target upgrade



‌1H 2025 highlights

Solid performance reflecting our diversified global platform 4

€ 113bn

Total Assets AuM

+11.1% YTD

€ 9bn

Net inflows

Of which 43% from global operations

€ 646m

Revenues

Recurring revenues(1)

+7.1% YoY

€ 291m

EBIT

Recurring EBIT(2)

+8.6% YoY

€ 240m

Group Net Profit

Recurring Net Profit(3)

+18.2% YoY

18%

Net Profit from global operations

vs 15% in 1H 2024



‌2Q25 vs 1Q25 Net Profit bridge

Solid 6% uplift in net recurring operating performance

(after costs) mainly from abroad



Continued underlying growth in core business drives a strong 2Q25 5

2

7

(7)

Re-valuation of HighPost stake & gains on own investments, offset by higher taxes & minorities

124

122

Recurring net profit2

Robust performance fees contribution from abroad; insurance segment temporarily softer QoQ, with robust 3Q25 outlook

Recurring net profit grew 10% QoQ

Dividends from GP staking and net result of AZ NGA & Sanctuary

€m

7

111

Recurring net profit2

115



Net Profit 1Q25 Net recurring EBIT1

Performance fees

Strategic affiliates & GP stakes

Other items below EBIT

Net Profit 2Q25



‌1H25 vs 1H24 Net Profit bridge

Continued underlying growth in core business drives a strong 1H25 6

Solid 7% uplift in net recurring operating performance

(after costs)



Dividends from GP staking and net result of AZ NGA & Sanctuary



Recurring net profit grew 18% YoY



€m 321 22

(34)



(2)

240

Less performance fees, in particular on insurance products, however, with robust 3Q25 outlook

(68)



Capital gain on Kennedy Lewis and lower taxes vs growth of Nova, revaluation of HighPost stake & gains on own investments

198

Recurring net profit2

234

Recurring net profit2

Net Profit 1H24* Net recurring EBIT1

Performance fees

Strategic affiliates & GP stakes

Other items below EBIT

Net Profit 1H25

(*) 1H 2024 figures have been adjusted for the deconsolidation of AZ NGA to ensure a like-for-like comparison (see slide n° 26 for further details).



‌1H 2025 net inflows and Total Assets development

1

Sustained strong demand for fund solutions in Italy, Turkey, US and Hong Kong



3

Sustained WM momentum in Dubai, Monaco, Singapore and growing institutional presence in Egypt, Middle East, Mexico, plus M&A benefits (Kennedy Capital)



4

Impacted by negative FX development since the start of the year, in particular USD & TRY



2

Multiple fund closings in Italy & Brazil and strategic M&A (increase of stake in HighPost)



5

€ 6.3bn organic net inflows in 1H (68% of FY24 organic net inflows); the best result on record in Azimut's history



Azimut records industry-leading inflows year-to-date 7

Assets

Net inflows

Assets

Data in € million

31/12/2024

H1 2025

30/06/2025

∆ Dec-24

Mutual funds

34,947



1 5,206

40,098

+14.7%

Alternative funds

6,444

2 646

7,014

+8.8%

Discretionary & Advisory

27,619

3 2,549

29,880

+8.2%

Life & Pension

10,003

42

9,789

(2.1)%

Strategic affiliates

28,503

569

4 26,051

(8.6)%

Total Assets

107,516



5 9,012

112,831

+4.9%

Italy

55,435

5,108

60,989

+10.0%

EMEA

9,568

524



4 9,077

(5.1)%

Americas

10,903

2,445

13,311

+22.1%

APAC

3,107

368

3,403

+9.5%

Strategic affiliates

28,503

569

4 26,051

(8.6)%

Total Assets

107,516



5 9,012

112,831

+4.9%



‌Total Assets as of 30 June 2025

Breakdown by business line 8

Investment

Integrated Solutions

Global Wealth

Institutional & Wholesal

Strategic affiliates

Discretionary

Life

Digital

Total assets

58.0

51%

7.1

6%

21.6

19%

26.1

23%

Funds

& Advisory

& Pensions

AM

e

(€bn)

112.8

100%

55.9

50%

9.8

9%

0.2

0.2%

46.9

42%

Total assets

(€bn)



‌Reclassified P&L by business line - 1H 2025 vs 1H 2024

Increased transparency into the earnings power of our platform 9

1H 2025

Integrated Solutions

Global Wealth

Institutional & Wholesale

Strategic affiliates

Azimut 1 Superior margins

Group driven by vertically

Avg. Tot. Assets (€bn)

58.0

7.1

17.8

27.0



integrated business model

109.9

Revenues (€m)

563

44

39

-

646

EBIT (€m)

256

15

20

-



2

291 Unique wealth

management proposition

Net Profit (€m)

208

15

21

(4)

240 to grow business further;

business mix & FX have

Rec. Net Profit (€m)

207

14

17

(4)

234 impacted earnings growth

Rec. Net Profit margin



1 71 bps



2 38 bps



3 20 bps



4 n.m.

43 bps

1H 2024*

Integrated Solutions

Global Wealth

Institutional & Wholesale

Strategic affiliates



Azimut 3 Recurring marginality

Group in line with the market

Avg. Tot. Assets (€bn)

54.2

5.7

10.9

24.5

95.3

Revenues (€m)

577

41

20

-

637

EBIT (€m)

280

15

7

-



4 Non-controlled entities

302 with different business

dynamics; strong business

Net Profit (€m)

198

14

110

(1)

321 growth yet impacted by

Rec. Net Profit (€m)

187

13

(1)

(1)

198 higher financing costs as

investments are still

Rec. Net Profit margin

69 bps

47 bps

n.m.

n.m.

41 bps expansion phase

Countries / Firms

Brazil, Italy, Mexico, Turkey

Dubai, HK, Monaco,

Singapore, Switzerland, USA (Apice + Genesis)

Brazil, Chile, Cina,

Dubai/Abu Dhabi, Egypt, Kennedy Capital, Mexico, Nova, Singapore

AZ NGA & Sanctuary



‌Reclassified P&L by vertical - 1H 2025 vs 1H 2024

2

Growth of Nova, fair value option, interests earned & gains on own investments



3

Underlying international profitability (excl. Kennedy Capital) driven by asset growth and recurring revenues, yet impacted by lower finance income



4

Non-controlled entities with different business dynamics; strong business growth yet impacted by higher financing costs as investments are still expansion phase



1

Lower performance fees and TNB-related costs, partially offset by higher recurring business



Strong growth across core regions 10

1H 2025

Italy

Americas

APAC

EMEA

International

Strategic affiliates

Azimut Group

Avg. Tot. Assets (€bn)

56.6

12.9

3.4

10.0

26.3

27.0

109.9

Revenues (€m)

537

40

9

59

108

-

646

EBIT (€m)



1 245

17

0.1

29

46

-

291

Net Profit (€m)

198



2

19

0.5

26

46

(4)

240

Rec. Net Profit (€m)

199

17

0.5

22



3 39



4 (4)

234

Rec. Net Profit margin

70 bps

26 bps

3 bps

44 bps

30 bps

n.m.

43 bps

1H 2024*

Italy

Americas

APAC

EMEA

International

Strategic affiliates

Azimut Group

Avg. Tot. Assets (€bn)

48.9

11.4

1.8

8.7

21.9

24.5

95.3

Revenues (€m)

550

24

7

55

87

-

637

EBIT (€m)

271

6

0.2

25

31

-

302

Net Profit (€m)

182

112

0.1

29

141

(1)

321

Rec. Net Profit (€m)

177

1

(0.2)

21

22

(1)

198

Rec. Net Profit margin

72 bps

2 bps

(2) bps

48 bps

20 bps

n.m.

41 bps



‌Azimut creates a $20bn integrated platform with NSI acquisition

A fast-growing platform with strong capabilities and consistent net inflows 11

North Square Investments highlights

NSI provides investment solutions through an integrated, hybrid multi-affiliate platform with 8 boutique managers1 to power B2B2C distribution

Headquartered in Chicago, founded in 2018

NSI's leadership team, led by CEO Mark Goodwin, boasts more than 30 years of average investment experience

>$20bn AUM1



Asset Management Platform

Transaction highlights

Enterprise Value of $165m; min. purchase price

$110m

5-year earn-out and management incentive plan expected to bring consideration to up to ~$160m

Purchase price will be paid through a combination of Cash and Azimut Holding shares

Immediately accretive for Azimut with expected

~5% net profit contribution3 within 12 months

NSI projected to reach $20-25m EBITDA in 2026

Retail distribution relationships2



500+ firm & 6,000+ advisor/team



Inst. consultants relationships2



40+ consultants & 260+ inst. clients



Future outlook

Create long-term value through strategic integration

Onboarding of Azimut's global strategies into NSI's product shelf

Leverage NSI's distribution platform to drive scale

Launch of 7 active ETFs within 12 months for the

























U.S. retail market





‌Azimut US: fully integrated production & distribution platform

US Total Assets reach $50 billion, solidifying Azimut's second largest market 12

$50 billion

Total Assets1

Asset Management Distribution

Public Markets

Private Markets

Multi Channel Sales

RIAs Service Platform

RIAs

(1) Pro-forma AuM, including assets related to the acquisition of NSI.





‌Azimut's sells its stake in RoundShield Partners to Harrison Street

>6x

Growth

~4x

MOIC

$14.2bn

$225m



With this 2nd exit, Azimut cements its position as a leader in monetizing GP stakes 13

$2.8bn



~2x

Growth

1.4x

MOIC

$5.4bn3

$67m

$48m



At Entry At Exit

GR OW T H

GP A U M

Invested Capital

Realized Value

At Entry At Exit

$2.3bn



GR OW T H

GP A U M

Invested Capital

Realized Value

Azimut now boasts an unparalleled track record in the lower middle market segment, generating a combined DPI of 2.9x and IRR of 60%(1)

$60m



A ZI M U T R E A L I ZE D RE T U RN S 2

A ZI M U T R E A L I ZE D RE T U RN S 2

Asset Class

Real Assets

Entry Date

July 2022

Strategy

Special Opp. PE & Credit

Exit Date

July 2025

Asset Class

Private credit

Entry Date

July 2020

Strategy

US opportunistic / CLO

Exit Date

April 2024



‌Azimut & corporate partnerships with Ferrari and Eni Next



Strategic partnerships to promote Italian excellence globally 14



€198m1

AHE, the world's first and only evergreen investment fund for historic, super- and hyper-cars



€100m2

Our growth journey as a global investment partner to the country's leading innovators continues

Launch in September 2025 of an ELTIF focused on clean tech and energy transition, with advisory support from Eni Next



‌Azimut's digital leap

Powering the Intelligent Age of Financial Services with the Super App 15



Azimut Super App: Redefining Wealth Engagement

A modular platform for intuitive, personalized, and real-time financial experiences

Digital Strategy anchored on 4Ss: Service, Solution, Scalability, Security

Leveraging cutting-edge technologies:

AI for client profiling & portfolio optimization

Blockchain for secure transactions & asset tokenization

Cloud for scalability and reliability

Cybersecurity & Metaverse for immersive engagement

Already in action: Azimut Intelligence, Azify, Beewise, AZINVEST, Metadvisor, Tokenization Initiatives

Challenges: balancing digital & human touchpoints, driving adoption, cybersecurity, and regulatory complexity



To download the White Paper:





‌Azimut's digital solutions in action

Commitment to innovation, value creation and enhanced client experiences 16



~50,000 clients powered by Azimut's fintech platforms around the globe

Blockchain-based, next-gen D2C fund distribution solution & mobile app launched in Italy & across Europe





Digital banking and payment platform, with multi-currency banking, international transactions & crypto solutions, incl. Stablecoin



Pioneering fintech & first fully-digital investment platform / mobile app launched by Azimut Egypt



‌1H 2025 Revenues

Increase in recurring fees year on year 17

Revenues breakdown (€m)

+1%

22

60

3

561

+7%

525

9

21

83

637 646

1H 2024* 1H 2025

Rec. fees
Perf. fees
Insurance fees
Other

Recurring fees +€36m YoY

Continued expansion of international business (+18m YoY), led by the USA, Brazil, Singapore and Turkey

Italy: growth across all business lines, from mutual funds & alternative funds and Nova

Performance fees €(6)m YoY

Robust contribution from abroad, especially Brazil, Turkey & Monaco vs. negative Fulcrum

Insurance fees €(23)m YoY

+11% YoY (+€5m) in recurring revenues, supported by underlying asset growth and product mix

Softer performance fees contribution

(€ 7m in 1H25 vs € 35m in 1H24), but strong 3Q25 outlook

Other revenues +€0.5m YoY

Broadly flat year on year



‌1H 2025 Costs

Continued investments in platform expansion and global growth 18

Operating costs breakdown (€m)

+6%

355

10

122

223

205

119

335

11

Distribution costs +€18m YoY

Increased distribution costs in line with increase in recurring revenues in Italy & abroad

Higher provision for variable incentives to Italian FAs

TNB related costs

Personnel and SG&A +€2m YoY

Mainly impacted by continued investment into international growth and includes Kennedy Capital perimeter effect (net of FX)

Cost discipline & broadly stable development of Italian business

D&A and provisions €(1)m YoY

Broadly stable, with 2Q25 benefiting from a release of a provision for a legal case

1H 2024* 1H 2025

Distribution costs
Personnel & SG&A

D&A & provisions



‌1H 2025 EBIT & Net Profit

Double-digit growth in recurring earnings 19

259

+9%

291

281

EBIT (€m)

302

Thanks to the geographical diversification of the Group, Recurring EBIT grew by 9% to

€ 281m

1H 2024* 1H 2025

EBIT
Recurring EBIT 1

321

18%

198

240

234

Azimut Net Profit (€m)

1H 2025 Finance income (€ 43m) driven by:

€ 21m assets and portfolio performance

€ 12m fair-value options & equity participations

€ 6m dividends from GP stakes & affiliates

€ 6m net interest earned

€ (2)m IFRS 17 impact

Tax rate at 23.5% in 1H25; full-year 2025 guidance at 25-26%

1H 2024* 1H 2025

Azimut Net Profit
Recurring Net Profit 2

Recurring Net Profit of €234m, + 18% year on year



‌1H 2025: Net Financial Position

954

722

618

Ca

(0.1)

643

(0.2)

750

(0.1)

982

€m

31/12/2024

31/03/2025

30/06/2025

Bank loan

(0.2)

(0.1)

(0.1)

Total debt

(0.2)

(0.1)

(0.1)

Cash

395

610

402

Cash equivalents

159

144

114

UCI units & government securities

196

229

127

Cash & cash equivalents

750

982

643

Net financial position

750

981

642

Lease liabilities (IFRS 16)

(28)

(27)

(25)

Net financial position incl. IFRS 16

722

954

618

Debt-free balance sheet coupled with high investments and dividends paid 20

sh & cash equivalents

(28) (27) (25)

Dec-24 Mar-25 Jun-25

Bank loan

Lease liabilities (IFRS 16)

Proceeds M&A / investments

€ 68m € 50m

Divestment of partial Kennedy Capital & stake in AZ NGA HighPost, Italy &

Brazil

Taxes & others

€ 117m

For tax advances, stamp duties & actuarial reserves

Dividends Share buyback

€ 323m € 31m

Ordinary dividends Bought #1.4m shares & participating (average price of

financial instruments €23.1)

NFP as of 30 June 2025 after:







‌TNB spin-off

Expected timeline for the next steps of the transaction 21

3Q 2025



Pre-Filing to Bank of Italy

Banking license to be acquired

Execution of simultaneous corporate steps*

4Q 2025

Expected regulatory approvals from the competent authorities, incl. the European Central Bank, Bank of Italy, Consob and Antitrust authorities

Closing FSI and co-investors will acquire 80.01% of TNB, while Azimut stake will retain 19.99%

2026 &

onwards

+

~€1.2bn

Potential Total Consideration*

Goal: create shareholder value & expand the total addressable market

for Disposal of 80.01% Stake to FSI and Co-Investors

€2.4bn

+

Revenue Guarantee in

Net Commissions over time (minimum 12 years*)

19.99%

Further value upside

through stake in TNB retained by Azimut



‌2025 Guidance (1/2)

Upgrade net inflows target based on strong commercial momentum & M&A 22





€ 28 - 31 bn


€ ~14bn from M&A*

€ 4 - 7bn organic inflows

New product launches across public & private markets Nova & commercial partnerships

Wealth Management solutions



Revised net inflows target

€ 10 bn

Original net inflows target

Achieved in 1H 2025

€ 9.0bn

FY 2025E

FY 2025E



‌2025 Guidance (2/2)

Strong 1H results drive Net Profit target* revision 23

>€ 1bn

Net Profit target* (from ~ € 1bn)

€ 400 bn Original lower-end target

60% of the original lower-end target already achieved in 1H 2025

240

The Group will present its new strategic targets & shareholder remuneration policy with its 9M 2025 results, marking the next phase of value creation

FY 2025E

24

‌Appendix




‌Total Assets as of 30 June 2025

A powerful global platform: 46% of Total Assets from international operations 25



13.3 61.0 9.1 3.4 26.1



AZ NGA

(Australia)

12%

Sanctuary (USA) 88%

12%

AMERICAS

54%

ITALY

8%

EMEA

3%

APAC

23% STRATEGIC AFFILIATES



‌1H & Q2 2025 income statement‌

1H & Q2 2024 are adjusted for AZ NGA deconsolidation(1) 26

€/000

1H 2024

1H 2024(1)

1H 2025

2Q 2024

2Q 2024(1)

2Q 2025

1Q 2024

1Q 2024(1)

1Q 2025

Entry commission income

6,656

6,656

7,580

3,034

3,034

4,225

3,622

3,622

3,355

Recurring fees

589,644

524,556

560,957

300,986

264,410

280,983

288,658

260,146

279,974

Variable fees

8,607

8,607

3,020

7,580

7,580

4,408

1,028

1,028

(1,388)

Other income

13,768

14,492

14,031

6,680

7,231

6,994

7,088

7,260

7,037

Insurance revenues

82,838

82,838

60,081

32,330

32,330

28,108

50,508

50,508

31,973

Total Revenues

701,513

637,149

645,669

350,610

314,585

324,717

350,904

322,564

320,952

Distribution costs

(205,640)

(204,970)

(223,095)

(101,969)

(101,689)

(110,969)

(103,671)

(103,282)

(112,127)

Personnel and SG&A

(167,395)

(119,228)

(121,654)

(89,859)

(63,810)

(59,849)

(77,536)

(55,418)

(61,806)

D&A and provisions

(16,960)

(10,647)

(9,919)

(8,251)

(5,395)

(3,832)

(8,710)

(5,252)

(6,086)

Operating costs

(389,995)

(334,845)

(354,668)

(200,078)

(170,893)

(174,650)

(189,917)

(163,952)

(180,019)

Operating Profit

311,518

302,304

291,001

150,531

143,692

150,068

160,987

158,612

140,933

Finance income

154,708

156,152

43,483

151,802

152,137

28,941

2,907

4,015

14,542

Net non-operating costs

(4,778)

(3,892)

(5,846)

(4,062)

(3,767)

(5,196)

(716)

(125)

(650)

Finance expense

(4,320)

(4,320)

-

(2,160)

(2,160)

-

(2,160)

(2,160)

-

Profit Before Tax

457,129

450,243

328,639

296,111

289,901

173,813

161,018

160,342

154,826

Income tax

(120,301)

(117,329)

(84,251)

(83,360)

(81,080)

(50,922)

(36,941)

(36,249)

(33,329)

Deferred tax

2,743

2,743

7,150

5,851

5,851

10,204

(3,107)

(3,107)

(3,054)

Net Profit

339,571

335,657

251,538

218,601

214,672

133,095

120,969

120,985

118,443

Minorities

17,092

14,382

11,901

12,333

10,304

8,704

4,759

4,078

3,197

Group Net Profit

322,479

321,275

239,637

206,269

204,368

124,391

116,210

116,907

115,246

Recurring Net Profit(2)

199,306

197,810

233,816

99,048

98,175

122,439

100,284

99,663

111,375

KPIs

EBIT margin

44.4%

47.4%

45.1%

42.9%

45.7%

46.2%

45.9%

49.2%

43.9%

Group Net Profit margin

68 bps

67 bps

44 bps

84 bps

84 bps

45 bps

50 bps

50 bps

42 bps

Recurring Net Profit margin

42 bps

41 bps

43 bps

41 bps

40 bps

45 bps

43 bps

43 bps

41 bps

(1) As a result of the partnership of AZ NGA with Oaktree, as announced on 30 September 2024 and 16 December 2024, 2Q and 1H 2024 figures have been adjusted to ensure a like-for-like comparison



‌IR contacts & Corporate calendar

27

Investor Relations contacts Upcoming corporate events

Alex Soppera, Ph.D.

Tel. +39 02 8898 5671

E-mail: alex.soppera@azimut.it

Claudia Zolin

Tel. +39 02 8898 1

E-mail: claudia.zolin@azimut.it

https://www.azimut-group.com/investor-relations

6 November 2025: BoD approval of 9M 2025 results

6 November 2025: Presentation of new strategic targets and shareholder remuneration policy

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