Cyfrowy Polsat SaGPW: CPS

Presentation – Q2 2025

· MarketScreener
Financial results Q2'25

21 August 2025







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Speakers



ANDRZEJ ABRAMCZUK PRESIDENT OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD

MACIEJ STEC

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR STRATEGY

KATARZYNA OSTAP-TOMANN

CFO, MEMBER OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD FOR ESG



Agenda

  1. Key highlights

  2. Operating results

  3. Financial results

  4. Summary and Q&A



Key highlights

Andrzej Abramczuk

President of the Management Board



Key highlights

B2C and B2B services

  • We have launched a new, flexible multiplay offer focused on consistently building customer value

    Media: TV and online

  • Very strong viewership results, aligned with our long-term strategy and a strong position in the advertising market

  • Polsat-Interia Group maintains its leadership position among internet publishers in Poland

    Green energy

  • We have completed the installation of turbines at the Drzeżewo wind farm - 51 out of 63 turbines have already been commissioned

  • Our subsidiary, Biopaliwa i Wodór, won a capacity market auction for 44 MW of capacity obligation with delivery starting in 2029 (estimated revenue of PLN 400 million over 17 years)

    Finance

  • We have secured an investment loan of up to PLN 953 million

for the Drzeżewo wind farm



Key figures

Note: (1) Q2'24 EBITDA adjusted for the gain on disposal of an IPv4 address package (PLN 21m) and

Q2'25 EBITDA adjusted for the impairment charge on inventories of photovoltaic panels (PLN 19m)

314 GWh

green energy production

+41.4% YoY

22.5%

audience share

+0.4 pp YoY

3.0 million

multiplay customers

+1.7% YoY

PLN 78.4

ARPU per B2C customer

+4.3% YoY

PLN 824 million

djusted EBITDA1

-2.4% YoY

PLN 3.6 billion

revenue

+3.9% YoY

Operating results




Media segment: TV and online

Maciej Stec

Vice-President for Strategy

Viewership and position in the advertising market in Q2'25

Audience shares

Market expenditures on TV advertising and sponsorship

Main channels

7.3% 7.5%

Thematic channels

6.8%

15.2% 14.4%

+3.2%

Group share

28.2%

28.2%



(mPLN)

1,283 1,324

5.1%

4.0%

Polsat TVN TVP1 TVP2

POLSAT 1) Warner

TVP

Q2'24 Q2'25

Bros.Discovery

Dynamics of audience share results

22.0% 22.5%

23.0% 21.8%

18.35

15.9%

13.5%

8.6%

28.0% 26.3%

Revenue from TV advertising and sponsorship of TV Polsat Group2)

+3.3%

361

(mPLN)

373

TV Polsat Group1)

Warner Bros.Discovery Group

TVP Group Other CabSat Other DTT

Q2'24
Q2'25

Q2'24 Q2'25

Source: NAM, All 16 59, all day, SHR%, including Live+2 as well as TV audience out of home (OOH - out of home

Viewership and position in the advertising market in H1'25

Main channels

7.4% 7.5%

Audience shares

Thematic channels

14.9% 14.5%

Market expenditures on TV advertising and sponsorship

Group share

28.4%

28.0%



+2.2%

(mPLN)

2,386 2,438

4.8%

4.4%

6.8%

Polsat TVN TVP1 TVP2

POLSAT 1) Warner

TVP

H1'24 H1'25

Bros.Discovery

Dynamics of audience share results

21.8% 22.3%

23.6% 22.0%

17.3% 16.0%

12.9%

8.5%

28.8% 26.8%

Revenue from TV advertising and sponsorship of TV Polsat Group2)

+3.7%

(mPLN)

668 693

TV Polsat Group 1)

Warner Bros.Discovery Group

TVP Group Other CabSat Other DTT

H1'24
H1'25

H1'24 H1'25

Source: NAM, All 16 59, all day, SHR%, including Live+2 as well as TV audience out of home (OOH - out of home

A very strong position in the online portal market -

Polsat-Interia was the leader in Q2'25

  • Polsat-Interia Group was #1 on the internet

    Average monthly number of users

    market among publishers in Poland in Q2'251)

    17.0 17.1

    16.2 15.5

  • In Q2'25, Polsat-Interia Group remains the leader in the mobile category2)

    (million RU)

    20.4 21.0

    20.5

    19.8

    20.2

    20.9

    Polsat-Interia

    Group

    Wirtualna Polska

    Group

    RAS Polska

    Group

    Agora

    Group

    Polska Press

    Group

  • We have a very strong and stable position in

    the online market:

    • 21.0m users

    • 2.0bn page views

Q2'24
Q2'25

(million page views)

Average monthly number of page views

2,485 2,499

1,808 1,951

1,493

860 773

798

395

3,194

Polsat-Interia Group

Wirtualna Polska Group

RAS Polska Group

Agora Group

Polska Press Group

Q2'24
Q2'25

Source: Mediapanel, number of users - real users (RU) indicator, number of page views indicator Note: (1) Mediapanel, based on average monthly results Polsat-Interia achieved the highest reach

(RU) three times in Q2'25, i.e. the most frequently among internet publishers in Poland

Strong performance of the spring schedule and engaging sports content

















Audience shares increased to 22.5% thanks to a very good programming schedule and braodcasts of attractive sports events





B2C and B2B services segment

Maciej Stec

Vice-President for Strategy

We are intensifying our focus on ARPU per customer growth as part of our new ultra-flexible multiplay offering

Choose 2 services for PLN 80

Mobile subscription 180 GB

Fixed-line internet up to 600 Mb/s

5G

LTE/5G internet 600 GB

Polsat Box television up to 85 channels



+

Add an additional service for PLN 30

2 streaming services

Polsat Box television

Mobile subscription



Fixed-line internet



5G

LTE/ 5G internet



Upgrade the entire set to the L package

from our service portfolio:

Simplifying the multiplay strategy leads to a new, clearer definition of the multiplay customer

  • We have over 3 million multiplay customers according to the new definition

  • The new definition includes any customer who uses at least two services from any company within the Group, including

    Decomposition of the multiplay customer base - Q2'25

    2 536

    268

    3,013

    209

    2,536

    (thous. customers)

    services of the same type

  • The previous definition only

    # of multiplay customers

    - previous definition

    Customers with 2+ services in

    3 013

    various companies

    Customers with multiple services of the same type

    # of multiplay customers

    - new definition

    covered customers participating in loyalty programs (e.g., SmartDom) within individual companies

    Number of multiplay customers

    2,964 3,013

    •

    44.6%

    •

    43.0%

    •

    52.9%

•

51.5%

2,477 2,536

(thous. customers)

Q2'24 Q2'25

previous definition
new definition

    • saturation of customer base with multiplay (%)

      Over 3 million customers use our multiplay offering

  • High and stable base of multiplay customers despite challenging market conditions

  • Increase of the multiplay customer base by 49k YoY due to the successful upselling of services

  • Already 53% of our customers use our

    multiplay offering

  • Our multiplay customers use 10.6m RGUs,

    +832k YoY

  • Low churn - mainly due to our multiplay

    strategy

    Number of multiplay customers1)

    +1.7%

    (thous. customers)

    2,964 3,009 3,013

    51%

    53%

    53%



    Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

    # of multiplay customers
    saturation of customer base with multiplay (%)

    Churn

    7.5% 6.8% 7.1%

    Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

    Note: (1) Change in the presentation of the number of multiplay customers starting from Q2'25, historical data have been restated to ensure comparability. Details on slides #14 and #41.

    We provide over 13m contract services

    +1.5%

  • Very good sales of mobile telephony services, +209k YoY

    Number of RGUs in the B2C contract segment

  • Increase in the number of mobile and fixed

    internet services provided by 159k YoY

  • Pressure on the pay TV service base partially mitigated by the growing number of TV services provided in IPTV and OTT technologies

13.09m 13.29m

13.28m

6.5m

6.5m

6.3m

4.6m

4.7m

4.7m

2.2m

2.1m

2.0m

Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

Mobile telephony
Pay TV
Internet

+4.3%

ARPU growth in B2C thanks to the consistent implementation of our multiplay strategy

  • 4.3% YoY rise in ARPU is driven by strong sales of mobile and internet services as well as the effective execution of the multiplay strategy

    (PLN)

  • Effective upselling of products as part of our multiplay strategy is reflected in the high level of the RGU saturation per customer ratio

    75.2 77.7 78.4

    2.27

    2.33

    2.32



    Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

    ARPU per B2C customer
    RGU/customer

    High base and ARPU of prepaid services

    Prepaid RGU1

    2.61m

    2.43m

    2.38m

    Q2'24

    Q1'25

    Mobile telecommunications services 2)

    Pay TV

    Q2'25

  • We maintain a high base of prepaid services at the level of 2.4m despite intense market competition

  • High ARPU in the prepaid segment at the level of PLN 17.7

    ARPU1)



    -1.7%

    (PLN)

    18.0 17.0 17.7

    Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

    18



    Note: (1) excl. low-margin Polsat Box Go Start package



    (2) The development of prepaid offers, involving an increase in available data packages, has rendered the division of tariffs into those for telephones and those for mobile internet unjustified. As a result, operators withdrew tariffs dedicated to data transfer. Therefore, starting from Q2'25, we present prepaid telephone and mobile internet RGUs together under the category "mobile telecommunications services".

    High base and growing ARPU of B2B customers

  • We provide services to 68 thousand B2B customers, successfully maintaining the scale of this base

  • ARPU per B2B customer increased by 4.0% YoY up to PLN 1,545 per month in a highly competitive environment

Number of B2B customers

68.5k 68.0k 68.0k

Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25

ARPU

+4.0%

(PLN)

1,485 1,508 1,545

19



Q2'24 Q1'25 Q2'25



Green energy segment

Maciej Stec

Vice-President for Strategy



65

111

124

175

33 29

Q2'24 Q2'25

Q2'24 Q2'25

259 332

116

216

H1'24 H1'25

H1'24 H1'25

H1'24 H1'25

45 44

biomass

PV

wind farms

Q2'24 Q2'25

[GWh]

Dynamic growth of energy production by 41% thanks to the expansion of wind production capacity

  • Green energy production up 41% YoY to

    314 GWh in Q2'25

  • Green energy production up 41% YoY to

    592 GWh in H1'25



  • We are finalizing the construction of the Drzeżewo wind farm with a capacity of 139 MW

    [GWh]

    • All 63 turbines have already been installed

    • The commissioning process is underway

      - 51 turbines are now operational

      Renewable energy production

      222

      +41%

      TOTAL





Q2'24

421

+41%

H1'24

314

Q2'25

592

H1'25

Already PLN 123m EBITDA from the green energy segment in H1'25

(mPLN)

  • We maintain a high level of EBITDA in the green energy segment despite low market energy prices in H1'25 and a high comparative base resulting from a very good result on biomass energy sales in 2024

  • By the end of 2025, we will double our installed wind capacity, which will strengthen EBITDA in the coming periods

EBITDA

71 66

Q2'24 Q2'25

(mPLN)

121 123

H1'24 H1'25

Financial results

Katarzyna Ostap-Tomann

CFO, Member of the Management Board for ESG



Results of the Group in Q2'25

Revenue

Adjusted EBITDA1)

Net profit

3,454

+3.9%

3,590

844

-2.4%



176

-35.6%

113



(mPLN)

(mPLN)

(mPLN)

824

Q2'24 2Q'25

Q2'24 Q2'25

Q2'24 Q2'25

(mln PLN)

1,303

LTM FCF2)



-20.3%

1,038

Net debt/EBITDA LTM

(excl. project financing)

3.59x 3.66x

2024 LTM 6M'25

2024 Q2'25

Note: (1) Q2'24 EBITDA adjusted for the gain on disposal of an IPv4 address package (PLN 21m)

and Q2'25 EBITDA adjusted for the impairment on inventories of photovoltaic panels (PLN 19m)

(2) FCF adjusted for capex in the green energy segment

Revenue and EBITDA - change drivers

Revenue

+3.9% | +136m

3,454

(mPLN)

+6 -5 +56 +7 +72

3,590



EBITDA

865

844

824

-21

805

-20

-4

-6

+10

-19

24%

23%

EBITDA margin

EBITDA Gain on the sale

of IPv4 address

Q2'24

package

Adjusted EBITDA Q2'24

B2C and B2B

services segment

Media segment: TV and online

Green energy segment

Real estate segment

Adjusted EBITDA Q2'25

Impairment of inventories of PV modules

EBITDA

Q2'25

⚫

22%

⚫

25%



-2.4% | -20 m



Revenue

Q2'24

Revenue

Q2'24

B2C and

B2B

services segment

Media segment: TV and online

Green energy

segment

Real estate segment

Consolidation

adjustments

Revenue

Revenue

Q2'25

EBITDA 2Q'24

EBITDA

skorygowana 2Q'25

EBITDA

EBITDA

skorygowana 2Q'24

Q2'25

115

-1 821



including

248 NWC change

Very good cash generation capacity despite high interest costs

-1 358



0

3 317

106

-14

60

1 038

253

-718

433

978



(mPLN)

Adjusted EBITDA LTM1) Q2'25

Change in NWC, tax & other

Cash used in investing activities

Interests, leasing & net hedging

FCF LTM

after interest

Telco frequency reservations

Acquisitions2)Disposal of IPv4

addresses

Disposal of Asseco shares

Adjusted FCF LTM

after interest

Green energy capex

Adjusted FCF after interest excl. green energy capex

Note: (1) EBITDA adjusted for: (i) the gain on the sale of an IPv4 address package (PLN 14m), (ii) write-off on the inventory of photovoltaic modules' inventories (PLN 90m) and (iii) the gain on the disposal of a subsidiary and an associate (PLN -0.2m)

(2) One-off acquisition of shares in subsidiaries, net of cash acquired

Capex under control

  • In the TMT1) area, capex/revenue ratio at 7% in Q2'25

  • Development capex in the green energy

    segment at PLN 150m in Q2'25

    Capex by segment in Q2'25

    7%

    Development capex

    Development capex

    189

    235

    168

    150

    1

    15

    (mPLN)

    Q2'24 Q2'25 Q2'24 Q2'25 Q2'24 Q2'25

  • We are finalizing the construction of the Drzeżewo wind farm - commercial launch planned for Q4'25

  • Investments in renewable energy sources require high front-loaded capital expenditures, while maintenance capex is

    TMT 1

    432

    255

    307

    7

    24

    9%

    (mPLN)

    558

    Green energy Real estate

    Capex by segment in H1'25

    Development capex

    Development capex

    low in the long-term

    H1'24 H1'25 H1'24 H1'25 H1'24 H1'25

    TMT 1 Green energy Real estate

    x%

    Note: (1) Includes the B2C and B2B services segment and the media segment capex/revenue for the segment

    The Group's debt

    mPLN

    Balance value as at 30 June 2025

    Loans and borrowings, including:

    9,751

    loans and borrowings liabilities excl. project financing1)

    8,349

    project financing liabilities

    1,401

    Bonds

    4,034

    Leasing and other liabilities

    687

    Gross debt

    14,471

    Cash and cash equivalents2)

    2,389

    Net debt

    12,082

    EBITDA LTM3)

    3,106

    Total net debt / EBITDA LTM

    3.89x

    Net debt to EBITDA LTM ratio excl. project financing4)

    3.66x

    Weighted average interest cost of loans and bonds5)

    7.6%

    Bonds

    32%

    Debt structure

    (excl. project financing)

    as at 30.06.2025

    Bank loans

    68%

    EUR

    17%

    PLN

    83%

    EUR

    506m

    400

    0

    2025

    Debt maturing profile

    (excl. project financing)

    (mPLN)

    as at 30.06.2025

    717

    830

    4,716

    3,490

    2026

    2027

    2028

    2029

    2030

    TLA (PLN)
    Series D and Series E Bonds
    Series F Bonds
    TLB (EUR)





    Note: (1) Project financing means investment loans granted to PAK-PCE subsidiaries (project companies) for investment projects related to the development of clean energy sources

    1. Includes cash and cash equivalents held for sale

    2. Consolidated EBITDA LTM adjusted for non-controlling interests

    3. Excluding EBITDA LTM and net debt of companies using project financing

    4. Prospective average weighted interest cost of the Group's debt (including the Revolving Credit Facility) in accordance

    Summary and Q&A

    Andrzej Abramczuk

    President of the Management Board



    Good operating and financial results in Q2'25

    • We delivered strong financial results - revenue reached PLN 3.6 billion with adjusted EBITDA of PLN 823.8 million

    • We simplified our multiplay offer and continue to consistently execute our

      strategy of building customer value

    • Thanks to a successful spring programming schedule and strategic investments in sports rights, we recorded growing audience shares and advertising revenue in the media segment

    • We are finalizing the construction of the Drzeżewo wind farm, which will double our installed wind capacity to 289 MW

    • We secured project financing for the Drzeżewo wind farm of up to PLN 953 milion, which confirms financial institutions' trust and positive assessment of our long-term strategy

    • We continue the consistent execution of the Strategy 2023+ across all

business areas