Fourlis Holdings S.a.ATHEX: FOYRK

Corporate Presentation - H1 '25 Financial Results

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Sep 2025

Corporate Presentation - H1 '25 Financiai Resuits





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Deiivering on our strategic priorities.

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  • New stores: Patras (Oct '24), Heraklion (April 2025), Hellinikon

    (2028)

  • A new Plan & Order studio opened in Bulgaria.

  • New-generation urban IKEA stores.

    Sportin

    oods

  • Foot Locker: Partnership initiated, 3 new stores in Bulgaria, acquisition of GR & RO operations in April 2025 (3 stores in GR & ecom & 3 stores in RO). 2 new stores after the acquisition (in GR & RO).

  • Intersport: 6 stores in 2025 up to now (3 GR & 3 RO) incl. the launch of the world's 1st Intersport Football Club store in Athens.

    Heaith

    Weiiness

  • 1 new store in Thes/ki in May '25.

    Lo9istics

  • Collaboration with Interikea. DC fully operational mid of 202&.

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    Deconsolidation of Trade Estates

    • Private placement of 16% of Trade Estates' share

      capital in February 04 2025.

    • Fourlis group participation in Trade Estates at 47.3Oo.

    • Gain of 66.3 mil. for the group.

    • fi29 mil. proceeds from the placement.

    • Deleveraged the group's Balance Sheet and strengthened our focus on our retail business strategy

    • Trade Estates now consolidated as an Associate company (Equity method consolidation).

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Home Furnishings Sporting Goods



Health & Wellness



Logistics

Participations in Associated Companies

The home

furnishings leader

Sports retail powerhouse

•7INTERSPORT•

The wellness

destination

The retail supply

chain specialist

ecialize REI

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TradeEstates

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Participations in Associated

Home Furnishings Sporting Goods

Health & Wellness

Logistics

Companies

Presence in GR, BG and CY through 22 stores & shops

Leading position in the

HF market

Intersport

Presence in GR, RO, BG and

CY through 122 stores

No 1 Sports Retailer in Brand awareness & Brand Equity in GR

Agreement signed in 2022 2 DCs covering the group's Fourlis group owns 470/o.

logistics needs

Attractive and fast-growing Supporting e-commerce In 2025 consolidated as an

sector and physical stores ASsociate Company (Equity One of the largest wellness method).

retailers in Europe Further expansion in 3PL

GAV at 6561 mil. and NAV at

One of the best

11 stores in total &

Operational management 6313 mil. / 7.5% annual rental

performing partners of

Interlkea

Foot Locker

Not Global leader in sneakers

marxe‹

ecommerce

Network expansion

of the new international DC of Interlkea "*

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FF +37% at 9.9 il in H1'25

Growing organically

through network

expansion.

£iFld License for 8 SEE countries.

Currently 11 stores(GR/BG/RO) & 1 ecom in GR

GAV of 6720-7d

The home

furnishings leader

Sports retail powerhouse

•7INTERSPORT•

THE HEART OF SPORT

The wellness

destination

The retail supply

chain specialist

ecialize REI

tail

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(amounts in 6

mil.)

HI '24

OO

HI '25

Revenues

245.1

7.7%

264.0

Gross Profit

113.8

11.1%

126.4

Gross Profit margin

46.4%

47.9%

EBITDA*

31.3

-1.6%

30.8

EBITDA margin

12.8%

11.7%

EBIT

8.4

-28.7%

4.0

EBIT margin

3.4%

2.3%

Net Financial Income/(expenses)

-10.5

8.1%

-11.3

Contribution from associates (SSRM)/other

1.3

1.6

Contribution from associates (Trade 5.7

Estates)

Profit Before Tax

-0.8

347.0%

2.0

Profit Before Tax margin

-0.3%

0.7%

Tax

-0.01

-0.07

Profit After Tax

-0.8

336.2%

1.9

Net Profit After Tax margin

-0.3%

0.7%

Contribution from sale of TE stake

6.3

Profit after tax from discontinued activities

12.3

-90.0%

1.2

Total profit after tax

11.5

-17.9%

9.4

Minority interest

-4.3

90.3%

-0.4

Total profit to parent's shareholders

7.2

24.8% gyg

Consolidated P&L H1 '25

  • Revenue growth with accelerating momentum.

    (O2'25 +J3% yoy / OJ'25 +1.7% yoy)

  • Strong Gross Profit margin performance supported by supply chain efficiencies, improved product mix and lower cost of goods due to higher purchases.

  • Contribution from Trade Estates (47.3% stake in the Associated Company Trade Estates - Equity Method consolidation).

  • EBIT influenced by phasing of opex and increased investments in H1 '25.

  • Profitability after tax recovery.

  • H2 '25 In line with 2025 objectives.

YTD Q3 '25 trading update

Strong sales growth trajectory continued in Q3.

EBITDA-adjusted * EBITDA-adjusted margin

11.2

4.6%

-22.6%

8.7

3.3%

  • Group O3 '25 up to date +17%.

  • Home Furnishings O3 '25 up to date +1OO7*o.

  • Sporting Goods O3 '25 up to date +32%.

    *EBITDA -- EBl7 + depreciation oL RoUA + depreciation oL assets. EBl7DA (adjusted} -- EBl7DA - rental costs 9



    EBITDA-adjusted used to better reflect underlying operational performance.

    EBITDA-adjusted reinstates lease expenses in the calculation, providing a clearer representation of the Group's underlying profitability and cost structure, independent of lease accounting treatment.

    16.4

    EBIT

    depreciation of Right of Use Assets

    depreciation of assets EBITDA (Reported)

    HJ '24

    8.4

    J5.3 7.6

    3J.3

    Group

    H1 '25

    &.0

    8.4

    30.8

    EBIT

    depreciation of assets

    EBITDA (OPR)

    Group

    HJ '24 HJ '25

    8.4 6.0

    7.6 8.4

    J6.0 J4.4

    rental costs

    -20.1

    -22.1

    EBITDA (adjusted)

    1J.2

    8.7

    Calculation

    • EBiTDA (Reported) = EBiT + depreciation of RoUA + depreciation of assets

    • EBiTDA (adjusted) = EBiTDA (Reported) - rental costs

    • EBiTDA (OPR) = EBiT + depreciation of assets

      *See Appendix for the EBITDA analysis per Business Unit

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      Supporting investments, operational needs and the group's sustainable growth,

      while also returning value to shareholders.

      Focus on financiai fiexibiiity Investing in expansion

      95.2

      Net Debt





      87.6

      Total Capex of 6 12.9 mii.

      i.e.

      Maintenance: 63.4 mil.

      Digital transformation: 62 mil.

      Expansion: 67.5 mil.

      iKEA & Intersport & Foot Locker stores network expansion.

      Enhanced shareholder returns

      Η1 '24 H1 '25

      • fi0.J5 DPS for FY '24 paid in July '25, up +25% vs

        prior year and payout ratio of c. 38O7'o.

      • Cancelation of 2,606,590 treasury shares (4.9O7'o of

share capital), leading to EPS growth.

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The group's participations

  • Trade Estates: estimated NAV of TE € 330 mil. at 31/12/2025 (FG : 47,3% participation)

  • South Sofia Ring Mall: estimated NAV € 70 mil. at 31/12/2025 (FG : 50% participation)

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Strategi Priorities





Network expansion

Reinforcing our presence near city-centers in the province







Focus on omnichannel approach Focus on supply chain efficiencies Leverage digitalization

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(amounts in 6 mil.)

HI '24

OO HI '25

Home Furnishings (IKEA stores)

H1 '25

Revenues

160.5

3.9%

166.7

Gross Profit

74.3

7.2%

79.6

  • Accelerating sales growth.

Gross Profit margin 46.3%

47.7%

EBITDA* 23.4

-11.9%

20.6

EBITDA margin 14.6%

12.4%

EBIT 11.6

-29.0%

8.3

EBIT margin 7.2%

5.0%

  • Q2 '25 +8.1% yoy, O1 '25 (-0.6%).

  • Significant improvement in gross profit margin thanks to supply chain efficiencies and favorable product mix.

  • EBIT influenced by phasing of opex and increased

    investments in H1 '25.



  • H2 '25 In line with 2025 objectives.

EBITDA (adjusted)* EBITDA (adjusted) margin

'See Appendix lor further details

12.2 -29.3% 8.6

7.6% 5.2%

YTD Q3 '25 trading update

Accelerating growth momentum.

*EBITDA --EBIT + depreciation of RoUA + depreciation of assets. EBITDA (adjusted) --EBITDA - rental costs

  • O3 '25 sales up to date +10

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Home Furnishings

2 S yrs of partnership

3 counties: Greece, Cyprus and Bulgaria.

2 2 iKEA stores of different formats.



Ecommerce in all 3 countries.



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Create a better everyday life for the many people



IKEA is the world leader in home furnishings and accessories. It was founded in Sweden in J943 and today IKEA operates over 460 stores in 62 markets.



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  • Launch of the world's first

  • A 2nd Football store set to open in Thessaloniki in Sep '25.

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6 news stores within 2025





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Sporting Goods Strategic Priorities

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THE UEART OF F8OT@A&&

Enhance our leadership position in sports performance Enter dynamically in the sports lifestyle market Expand in new geographies

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Focus on synergies between the brands

Focus on E-commerce growth and omnichannel approach

Focus on supply chain efficiencies

Leverage digitalization

•MINTERSPORT

THE HEART OF S PORT

foot Locker



EBITDA*

10.8

25.3%

13.5

Sportswear H1 '25

(amounts in 6 mil.)

HI '24

%

HI '25

Revenue

83.4

14.9%

95.9

Gross Profit

38.7

18.9%

46.1

Gross Profit margin

46.4%

48.1%

(intersport & Foot Locker stores)

  • Accelerating sales growth: Q2 '25 +22.1% yoy / O1 '25 +6.1%.

    EBITDA margin 13.0%

    14.1%

    EBIT 0.4

    402.1%

    1.8

    EBIT margin 0.4%

    1.9%

  • Sales supported by improvement in product range, higher customer traffic, resilient consumer demand, strengthened brand partnerships, and network expansion.

  • Higher GPM on the back of optimized inventory management, favorable product mix, lower cost of goods due to higher purchases, and synergies arising following the group's partnership with Foot Locker.

  • Cost discipline and operating efficiencies led to operational



    improvement.

    EBITDA (adjusted) * EBITDA (adjusted) margin

    'See Appendix lor further details

    2.7 49.9%

    3.2%

    4.0

    4.2%

    YTD Q3 '25 trading update

    *EBITDA --EBIT + depreciation of RoUA + depreciation of assets. EBITDA (adjusted) --EBITDA - rental costs

    Strong growth momentum maintaine

    • O3 '25 sales up to date +32O7*o.

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•MINTERSPORT

THE HEART OF 5 PORT

# 1 Performance Omni Multi-Brand

2 S yrs of partnership

counties: Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Bulgaria.

1 2 2 INTERSPORT stores (65 in Greece, 40 in

Romania, 11 in Bulgaria and 6 in Cyprus)

Ecommerce presence in all 4 countries.

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Sportswear





# 1 Sneaker Omni Multi-Brand

Presence since 1974 in 26 countries through 2,454 stores worldwide

counties: Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro

Foot Locker stores (4 in Greece/ 3 in Bulgaria / 4 in Romania) in 2025 up to today & 1 ecom In Greece

Ecommerce will be present in all countries

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  • J new store in Thessaloniki in

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  • JJ stores in total &

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(amounts in 6 mil.)

O1 '24

O1 '25

Revenue

1.0

59.6%

1.5

Gross Profit

0.5

59.9%

0.8

Gross Profit margin

51.2%

51.3%

EBITDA*

-0.8

-10.2%

-1.2

EBIT

-1.1

-7.1%

-1.2

Retaii Heaith & Weiiness (HOLLAND & BARRETT stores) H1 '25

EBITDA (adjusted) *

'See Appendix lor further details

-1.0 6.1%

  • 60% customer loyalty and high conversion rates.

  • Strong Like-for-like stores growth (above 25O7'o)

  • Ecommerce shows a dynamic presence, with its

    participation in total RHW sales at 15%.



  • Ecommerce high participation outside of Athens.

  • Awarded with the Gold Award for its customer I yalty

program "Rewards for Life."



*EBITDA --EBIT + depreciation of RoUA + depreciation of assets. EBITDA (adjusted) --EBITDA - rental costs

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Appendix





Net financiai Income/(Expenses)

of the Retaii Business

Depreciation Anaiysis

Group

Interest & Bank expenses & other

IFRS16 interest

Total

HI '24

-4.1

-6.4

-10.5

HI '25

-3.9

-7.5

-11.3

Group

Depreciation (assets)

Depreciation of Right of Use Assets (RoUA)- IFRS 16

HI '24

7.6

15.3

HI '25

8.4

16.4

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