Empresa Distribuidora Y Comercializadora Norte S.a. Class BBCBA: EDN

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Investor Presentation

February 2026



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Disclaimer (Cont'd)



Edenor at a glance

Company Overview
  • Largest Electricity Distributor in Argentina:

    ~3.34 million customers, supplying ~20% of the country's electricity

  • Exclusive Concession (4,637 km2): Operating in NW Greater Buenos Aires and northern Buenos Aires city until 2087 (+10 yrs optional)
  • Strong Infrastructure: 83 substations, 30,109 MVA capacity, and 42,375 km of network, delivering 22,726 GWh as of 2024

  • Strategic Ownership: 51% owned by EDELCOS since June 2021

  • Remaining Stock Listed on NYSE and Buenos Aires Stock Exchange

Ownership Structure Geographic Overview

Edenor serves a total population of +9mm people

Total Customers: ~3.34mm

99.9%

51.0%

26.8%

22.1%

Float

ANSES(3)

South American Energy LLP(4)



City and Province of Buenos Aires Key Highlights (1)2024 Market Share

21%

42%

16%

3%

9% 9%



US$2,169mm

LTM 3Q25 Revenues

US$389mm

LTM 3Q25 EBITDA

US$336mm

LTM 3Q25 CapEx

~US$1.4bn

Market Cap(2)

1.8x

Gross Leverage(5)

15.4%

LTM 3Q25 Energy Losses

Others (x40)

Source: Company and ADEERA.

5 1) All figures converted to U.S. Dollars at the applicable FX rate (AR$/US$ 1,031 as of December 31st, 2024 and AR$/US$ 1,373 as of September 30th, 2025).

  1. As of January 27th, 2026.

  2. Argentina pension system.

  3. Edelcos S.A. is a special purpose vehicle created solely for the purpose of acquiring and managing EDENOR by its ultimate parent South American Energy LLP, based in the United Kingdom.

  4. Gross Financial Debt over LTM 3Q25 EBITDA.

Largest Electricity Distribution Company In Argentina



Positive regulatory changes, cemented in a 5-Year Integral Tariff Review, with material impact for EDENOR

Key Milestones Towards Edenor's Normalization Revenues (US$mm)

$1,543

$1,356



Jan-25

  • Edenor submitted a new tariff proposal to the ENRE, to be evaluated in a

public hearing

Feb-25

  • The ENRE concluded a public hearing to define a 5-year tariff schedule for

Edenor's energy distribution service for the 2025-2030 period

Apr-25

  • Approval of the 5-year tariff review, including AUTOMATIC monthly adjustments of 0.42% above inflation comprised of CPI (33%) and IPIM (67%)

May - 25

  • Debt regularization with CAMMESA is being paid through payment plans in 72 - 75 monthly installments

Jan-25

-

Sep-25

  • 9M25 tariff increased 26% vs CPI of 22%, and 34% FX depreciation during the same period

  • Monthly average tariff increase of 3.00% since August 2024

Oct- 25

  • Edenor filed a claim of "regulatory asset" calculated by independent third

    parties

  • The Secretary of Energy is already analyzing company's claim

Dec- 25

  • ENRE authorized the company to modify the frequency of meter readings from bimonthly to monthly

9M24 9M25

EBITDA; EBITDA Mg (US$mm; %)

9.8%

20.8%

$321

$133



9M24 9M25

6 Source: Company and public disclosures.

Note: All figures converted to U.S. Dollars at the applicable Official FX rate (AR$/US$ 1,373 as of September 30th, 2025).

What Changed Since January 2025



Recent tariff increases updated levels that had significantly lagged inflation in the past

Provincial Tariff Comparison(1)

Invoice Breakdown Average Tariff (US$/KWh)(2)

Distribution

(Taxes, Services, Materials, and Investments)

US$73

Generation

Uruguay

30%

$88

44%

Perú

US$59

2%

Transport

$76

24%

Taxes

Brazil

US$44

$60

$56

$48 $48

$39

$40

$40

$41

$42

$42

$43 $43

Average: US$38.5

$26 $26

$26

$27

$31

$32

$34

$16 $16

$10

$11





LA RIOJA

FORMOSA

EDESUR

SANTIAGO

LA PLATA

CHACO

MISIONES

CORRIENTES

SAN LUIS

PBA C. ATL.

TUCUMAN

ENTRE RIOS

CATAMARCA

PBA.NORTE

JUJUY

CORDOBA

PBA SUR

SALTA

SANTA FE

SAN JUAN

RIO NEGRO

MENDOZA

NEUQUEN

CHUBUT

7 Source: Company and ADEERA.

  1. ADEERA information as of August 31st, 2025. N2 residential customers (Low income). Data converted to USD considering the end of period official FX rate of $1,322.

  2. Includes taxes and is based on a consumption of 275 KWh per month.

Normalization of the Tariff Situation



Regulatory changes in 2025 had a material impact on EDENOR's financials

2.5%

23.3%

10.1%

9.8%

20.8%

Revenues (US$mm) EBITDA (US$mm) & EBITDA Margin (%)

$1,982

$1,356

$1,543

$1,354

$1,481

$345

$321

$201

$133

$33



2022 2023 2024 9M24 9M25 2022 2023 2024 9M24 9M25

CAPEX (US$mm) Collectability (%)

$378

$261

$209

$224

$182

97.7%

95.8%

95.3%

95.0%

95.6%

2022 2023 2024 9M24 9M25 2022 2023 2024 9M24 9M25

8 Source: Company.

Note: All figures converted to U.S. Dollars at the applicable Official FX rate (AR$/US$ 808 as of December 31st, 2023, for 2022, AR$/US$ 1,031 as of December 31st, 2024 for 2023 and 2024 and AR$/US$ 1,373 as of September 30th, 2025 for 3Q24 and 3Q25).

Improved Financial Performance



Despite macro headwinds, the Company has continued to execute its investment program effectively, maintaining a strong asset base



  • Edenor has invested ~US$4.7bn between 1992 and 2024 (~US$147mm per year) and expects to invest US$200mm by 2025E (accumulated US$182mm as of September 2025)

  • In the last 12 years, the Company invested ~US$2.7bn (~US$221mm per year) aiming to transform the existing

electrical grid



Investment Program

Edenor aims to transform its electrical grid over time into a smart grid with technology and innovation

2013-2024 Investment Program

5,926

km of network

5,747

+14%

MVA of installed power

18

+19%

+21%

Substations



Edenor as of

42,375

83

3,563

3,167

78%

30,109

Dec-24

km of network

New

Points of

Telesupervised

Digital

MVA

Substations

telecontrol

points

Clients

installed power

Edenor Is One of the Few Players with FLISR System for the Medium Tension Network

FLISR System allows, in the event of a forced outage of a MV feeder, automatically operate the network's remote-controlled equipment and quickly normalize (~2 minutes) as many customers as possible (~50% of total affected customers)

9 Source: Company.

Stable Investment Program



SAIDI and SAIFI indicators land at the lowest point since 2017 and have been consistently below regulatory requirement levels

SAIDI(1)SAIFI(2)

9.7

9.1

8.4

7.4

6.9

6.0

6.2

5.4

5.2

5.2

5.5

4.6



(Hours / Clients per Year) (Frequency / Clients per Year)



30.3

27.6

22.7

28.9

26.3

15.9

21.8

13.7 10.4 10.0 10.0 10.3

9.0

12.2

10.7

8.6

8.2

8.7

7.1

4.1

3.6

3.4

3.5

2.8

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

LTM

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

LTM

Required Actual

Sep-25

Required Actual

Sep-25

Energy Losses

(Annual Average Rate)

19.9% 19.6%

18.2%

17.1%

17.6%

Main Argentina Peers: 17.7%

15.9%

14.9%

15.2%

15.4%





9.3%



9.2%





9.0%

9.1%

9.3%



9.5%



9.7%



9.6%



9.6%



2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

LTM

Total Losses Recognized Losses

Sep-25

10 Source: Company.

  1. SAIDI: System Average Interruption Duration Index.

  2. SAIFI: System Average Interruption Frequency Index.

Enhanced Service Quality



Total Existing Notes as of September 2025

Class 3

Class 5

Class 7

Class 8

Class 9

Amount (US$mm)

US$96

US$82

US$183(1)

US$80

US$15

Currency

USD

USD

USD

USD

AR$

Law

ARG

ARG

NY

ARG

ARG

Rate

9.75%

9.50%

9.75%

8.50%

TAMAR + 6.0%

Maturity

Nov 2026

Aug 2028

Oct-28, Oct-29 & Oct-30

Aug-26

Aug-26

Total Existing Notes + Loans Outstanding as of September 30, 2025: ~US$554mm (Net Debt of ~US$240mm)(3)

Senior Notes Indicative Pro-Forma Maturity Profile(2)

(US$mm)

$240

$191

$15

$30

$80

$128

$158

$30

$158

$30

$96

$128

$128

$0

$0

$82

2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

Class 3 Class 5 Class 7 Class 7 Re-tap Class 8 Class 9

Source: Company.

11 Note: AR$ denominated Notes were converted to USD at the exchange rate reported in their respective Notice of Results.

  1. EDENOR reopened the Class 7 notes in October 2025 adding $201mm. Total outstanding of $385mm, as of January 2026.

  2. Class 7 re-tap assumes US$90mm new money. Excludes bank loans. Considers an outstanding principal of $385mm for Class 7 notes.

  3. Adding the $201mm Class 7 notes issued in October 2025, Total Existing Notes + Loans Outstanding ~US$755mm (Net Debt of ~US$441mm).

Diversified Funding Strategy and History of Market Access











LT National Scale

raA+

A.ar

A(arg)

-

ST National Scale

-

A.ar

A1(arg)

-

LT Global Scale

B-

B3

-

CCC+

Unsecured Notes

B-

B3

-

B-

12 Source: Company website, as of February 2nd, 2026.

Note: Last updated information.

EDENOR current ratings



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Martin Romero Risk & Compliance Manager

15

Daniel Marx

Chairman and Member of the Executive Committee

+45

Edenor's Key Management

Miguel Farrell

Technical Director

31

Germán Ranftl

CFO

37

Pablo Perez

Operations and Customer Service Director

37

Fabiana Colombo

Purchasing, Logistics and Supply Director

22

Diego Poggetti

IT and Telecommunications Director

19

María Jose Perez Van Morlegan

Director of Legal and Regulatory Affairs

30

Ricardo Luttini

Internal Audit Director

41

Matias Falivene Interim Director of Human Resources

30



42

Edgardo Volosin

Executive Director

13 Source: Company.

Years of Experience

Seasoned and Highly Experienced Management Team



  • Edenor has been Signatory of the Global Compact of the United Nations since 2014

  • The Company is also a member of the Argentine Business Council for Sustainable Development, which seeks to support corporations in aligning their agendas with the objectives of the Sustainable Development Goals

Free Installation

There are no additional charges of any kind.



Energy Inclusion MIDE Program

Lowest Tariff

The MIDE customer consumes the lowest rate in the tariff scheme, with social tariff up to 700Kwh.

Wide Availability

The customer has more than 5,000 charging stations and several digital applications.



Saving

The customer administers the consumption, and the energy load as needed.



Safety and Emergency Credit

Edenor specialists install the service and leave The MIDE with 150KwH of emergency credit.



Useful

The recharge ticket is aligned with financial inclusion as it serves as a verification document to access other services





14 Source: Company.

Strong Commitment to Sustainable Development



Edenor is in a solid position, benefiting from changes that have strengthened its financial profile and positioned the Company for the coming energy transition (new technologies, increased efficiencies, and environmental considerations)



Improved financial performance and credit ratings, positive working capital, and long-term outlook on the back of tariff normalization and a successful cost-reduction program

Successful debt regularization with CAMMESA. Edenor filed a claim of "Regulatory Asset"

Systematic CapEx investment and experienced management team unlocked consistent operational improvements over the years

Diversified funding strategy and proved history of access to local and international capital markets



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Source: Company.

Closing Remarks



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