Davide Campari-milano N.v.MIL: CPR

Campari Group announces 2025 first nine months results

· Issued by Davide Campari-milano N.v.
Results Presentation First Nine Months ended 30th September 2025

26th of October 2025



Performance on-track with continued outperformance


Industry outperformance continuing albeit with impact of challenging environment across all regions Solid profitability progression supported by gross margin accretion and visible SGsA savings more than offsetting ongoing increase in brand building investments as planned


Full-year topline of moderate organic growth guidance confirmed incorporating a resilient Q3 performance. Guidance of flattish EBIT-adj. margin organic trend remains in place but now with tariff impact absorbed

Costs s

Investments

Balance

Sheet s Capital Allocation

Portfolio s

Commercial

Approach



  • No compromise on brand building investments funded by visible deceleration in SGsA

    trend as planned as well as COGS efficiencies

  • Completion of extraordinary capex program on track
  • Advancement in portfolio streamlining with Tannico disposal in Q3 after Cinzano and Australian plant disposals in H1. No further acquisitions currently foreseen
  • Leverage ratio down 0.7x to 2.Gx in 12 months driven by business momentum and disciplined approach
  • Geographic expansion of brands ongoing utilising existing footprint supported by marketing campaigns
  • Continuous focus on quality of commercial execution and pricing discipline

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Despite the challenging operating backdrop, we continue to grow organically across all regions with solid momentum










GM 24 GM 25 Q1 Q2 Q3

CAMPARI GROUP

Underlying

performance

+2%

-1%

+2% +4.4%

3.5%

4.4%

10.G%

2.1%

1.5%

3.8%

4.0%

3.7%

5.0%

6.0%

-3.G%

-1.2%

-6.5%

-4.2%

APAC

AMERICAS

EMEA



Net sales at €2,281 mln in 6M with +0.2% total growth of which:

• +1.5% organic growth (Q3: 4.4%) with positive trend across all regions

  • US logistics delay impact of €11 mln from Q1 largely recovered in Q2 and Q3

  • Germany de-listing impact of €8 mln (€3 mln in Q3)

  • +1.1% perimeter impact of + €24 mln mainly driven by Courvoisier up to April net of agency brands and co-packing

  • -2.4% FX effect of €(55) mln mainly driven by USD and Latin American currencies

    Notes: Local Portfolio organic change in 6M 2025 -2% (Q3: +2%) vs -3% in 6M 2024 3

    Outperformance in sell-out across almost all markets during peak season in Q3 in a challenging backdrop

    US GM Value Growth

    EMEA GM Value Growth

    Outperformance vs Spirits Sector

    Shipments

    -2%

    US

    Nielsen off-prem

    Nielsen

    on-prem

    Spirits Sector sell-out Campari Group sell-out

    EMEA

    +2%



    +2%

    Shipments

    Campari Group

    Spirits

    -2%

    Sector

    +7%

    +2%

    +1%

    +1%

    -4%

    -5%

    -3%

    -2%

    Circana off-prem

    Nielsen off-prem

    Circana off-prem

    Nielsen off-prem



    Spirits sector

    -3%

    -3%

    +1%

    (

    Q3: -4%)

    (

    Q3: -2%)

    Campari Group

    Δ

    -4%

    -1%

    +5%

    (

    Q3: -6%)

    (

    Q3: -1%)

    -1pp

    +2pp

    +4pp

    NABCA

    Italy Germany France UK

    Aperol, Campari

    s Espolòn

    flat

    (Q3: -3%)

    +G%

    (Q3: +8%)

    +12%

    % in

    total:

    37%

    42%

    56%

    Rest of the portfolio

    -6%

    (Q3: -8%)

    -7%

    (Q3: -7%)

    -3%

    GM

    +2%

    +2%

    +1%

    +1%

    -5%

    -3%

    -5%

    -6%

    +1%

    0%

    +1%

    -2%

    +6%

    +G%

    -2%

    -2%

    H1

    Q3

  • In the US, ongoing outperformance in strategic on-premise and NABCA, driven by aperitifs and tequila

  • In EMEA, outperformance across all markets

  • Overall, shipments and sell-out relatively aligned across the US and EMEA

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Notes: US sell-out data based on Nielsen off-premise including liquor channel and excluding RTD (4th of October), NABCA excluding RTD (September) and Nielsen on-premise excluding RTD (52-week data available only). Europe sell-out data based on Nielsen off-premise for Germany (21st of October) and UK (16th of October); Circana off-premise for Italy (14th of October) and Circana off-premise for France (22nd of October). Total EMEA sell-out also includes Switzerland, Benelux, Spain, Austria, Czech Rep, Slovakia, Greece, Hungary, Denmark. All data including Courvoisier and sector excluding RTD

Americas +1% supported by acceleration in Q3 (+5%) with solid trend across the region

Organic Sales Growth

GM Q3

USA

-2%

+1%

GM performance supported by positive trend in Q2 (+3%) and Q3 (+1%) in an ongoing challenging

backdrop but offset by destocking impact in Q1. 6M trend mainly driven by Espolòn, Courvoisier, WraysNephew Overproof and stable trend in aperitifs with positive Campari offsetting inventory alignment post-tariff volatility in Aperol in Q3. Continued category and brand softness in SKYY

AMERICAS

44%

+1% SM , +5% Ǫ3

USA

Jamaica

+11%

Solid growth of +11% in GM with strong Q3 due to base effect of hurricane last year as well as

+52% supportive underlying market trends. Growth primarily driven by WraysNephew Overpoof and

Magnum Tonic Wine

Others

+3%

Positive trend across the region in GM with flat Q3 trend impacted mainly by Canada (-13%) due

+0.5% to trade disruption in connection with tariffs. Campari Group became #2 premium spirits player

in Brazil supported by strength of Campari and Brazilian Brands

28%

organic change

5%

11%

Jamaica

Others

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EMEA +2% in GM (+4% in Q3) with broad-based growth across almost all countries

Organic Sales Growth

Trend impacted by challenging market conditions in the on-premise due to

pressured

Italy

-2%

-3% consumer leading to impact on Aperol. Portfolio approach driving resilience

with growth

Germany

-3%

Positive underlying performance in Q3 in a very challenging market backdrop and incorporating impact of de-listing (€3 mln in Q3 impacting mainly Aperol) with growth

+1% mainly driven by Sarti Rosa. Sarti Rosa now contributing >10% of net sales and

becoming #2 biggest brand in Campari Group's net sales in Germany after Aperol

GM Q3

EMEA

Italy

16%

50%

+2% SM, +4% Ǫ3

organic change

8% Ge

6% F

4% UK

16%

Others

rmany

rance

across other spirits including Campari and especially Sarti Rosa

France

+3%

+6%

Positive performance in GM mainly driven by Aperol with +6% growth in Q3

incorporating impact of peak season and favourable comparison base

UK

+11%

+17%

excl. one-off bulk sale

+22%

Strong double-digit growth with acceleration in Q3 driven by aperitifs, mainly Aperol

and Aperol Spritz, as well as Courvoisier, supported by the ongoing marketing campaign

Others

+6%

+7%

Positive trend across all countries in GM, especially Greece, Belgium and GTR

driven by aperitifs and Courvoisier

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APAC +5% in GM (+6% in Q3) supported by positive momentum across the region

ASIA PACIFIC Organic Sales Growth

GM Q3

Australia

+6%

-2%

Solid +6% growth in GM with Q3 performance incorporating +15% growth in Aperol

supported by strong focus on activations and +12% growth in Espolòn bottle/RTD, which continues to lead the tequila RTD category, but offset by Wild Turkey RTD due to phasing of shipments leading into key summer selling period

Others

+4%

+14%

Positive momentum in Q3 leading to +4% growth in GM, mainly driven by China, India

and South Korea. Growth supported by Wild Turkey/Russell's Reserve as well as

initial re-orders in Courvoisier following clearing of trade channels after acquisition

Australia Others

3%

3%

6%

+5% SM, +c% Ǫ3

organic change

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House of Aperitifs resilient with +1% growth in GM primarily driven by Sarti Rosa and Aperol Spritz

Organic Sales Growth

GM Q3

Aperol

-1%

-6%

Trend impacted by challenging market context in Italy due to pressured on-premise,

Germany due to impact of de-listing and US due to inventory alignment post-tariff volatility. All other countries growing +4% in GM (Q3: +1%)

Campari

-2%

-2%

Solid growth of +2% in Q3 and +1% in GM across the US, Italy and the rest of

Americas excluding Brazil. Overall change in Brazil was -16% in 6M impacted by high comparison base

Crodino

s Other Aperitifs

+13%

+21%

Positive trend across all other aperitifs, especially driven by Sarti Rosa in both its

core German market and expansion into other European markets as well as Aperol Spritz driven by convenience trends and Crodino, our non-alch. spritz, across all seeding European markets with double digit growth

HOUSE OF APERITIFS

46%

+1% SM, flat Ǫ3

Aperol

26%

organic growth

11%

10%

Campari

Others

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Note: Other Aperitifs includes Cynar, Sarti Rosa, Aperol Spritz, Campari Soda, Picon and other smaller brands

Rapid expansion in 11 seeding

markets

Ǫ3 Org. Growth

Jamaica

India

> +40%

Poland

Peru

South Africa

Czech Republic

New Zealand Netherlands Australia Mexico

UK

+20-40%

+10-20%

12% of total Aperol shipments

(vs 6% in 2016)



Solid performance in sell-out despite

challenging context

Outperformance vs Category

France

UK





Aperol geographic expansion and out-performance in sell-out continuing across key markets

3M

Category

Nielsen off-prem

-4%

+1%

US

NABCA

+6%

-2%

Nielsen on-prem

+13%

+4%

  • 11 countries representing 12% of Aperol top-line growing double-digit

  • Strong outperformance in US strategic on-premise and NABCA





  • European markets impacted by pressured consumers

    • Pressure on consumers evident

      off-prem

      Italy

      on-prem

      +2%

      -7%

      +3%

      -3%

      especially on on-premise trend in Italy. Stock in trade remains at relatively health levels

      off-prem

      -6%

      -6%

      • Germany market impacted by



      Germany

      on-prem

      Incl. Sarti Rosa: -7%

      -14%

      -8%

      off-prem

      +3%



      -2%

      on-prem

      +11%



      +4%

      off-prem

      +10%



      +6%

      on-prem

      +26%



      +21%

      overall weak macro backdrop as well as de-listing, impact on on-premise more pronounced with Sarti Rosa offsetting Aperol

    • UK benefitting from favourable weather trends and excellent execution

Notes: US sell-out data based on Nielsen off-premise including liquor channel and excluding RTD (4th of October), NABCA excluding RTD (September) and Nielsen on-premise excluding RTD (52-week data available only). Europe sell-out data based on Nielsen off-premise for Germany (21st of October) and UK G

(16th of October); Circana off-premise for Italy (14th of October) and Circana off-premise for France (22nd of October). Europe sell-out data based on Nielsen CsC for Germany (21st of October) and Nielsen CGA UK (6th of September); Circana on-premise for Italy (August) and Circana on-premise for France (June)

Other

Whiskey

0%

0%

Flat performance



House of Whiskey s Rum +5%, House of Agave +3% in GM

Organic Sales Growth

HOUSE OF WHISKEY s RUM

Jamaican Rum

Wild Turkey s

Russell's Reserve Portfolio 5%

5% Other Whiskey

4%

14%

+5% SM, +1S% Ǫ3

organic change

Wild Turkey s Russell's Reserve

Jamaican Rum Portfolio

GM

-1%

+16%

Q3

+14%

+45%

Strong growth in Q3 in core US benefitting from stock availability and encouraging results of new campaign, South Korea as well as China off a small base. Russell's Reserve supporting growth in the US and South Korea in Q3 with normalization of comparison base

Solid GM growth of +16% with Q3 driven by easy comparison base due to the hurricane impact last year as well as solid underlying trends in core Jamaican market and the US, especially in WraysNephew Overproof

HOUSE OF AGAVE

Espolòn

G% Other 1%

10%

+3% SM, +0.2% Ǫ3

organic change

Espolòn

+3%

-1%

Positive GM performance mainly driven by Reposado (+11%) while Blanco remaining

flat due to focus on pricing with Q3 impacted by phasing of shipments. Seeding markets continuing to expand double-digit off a small base, in line with international growth strategy

Other

+7%

+8%

Solid growth driven by Espolòn RTD in Australia as well as Montelobos in the US

and Mexico

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Note: Other Whiskey includes American Honey, Glen Grant, Wild Turkey and American Honey RTD and other smaller brands. Other Tequila includes Cabo Wabo, Montelobos, Ancho Reyes and Espolòn RTD