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Παρουσίαση Οικονομικών Αποτελεσμάτων Α’ Εξαμήνου 2025 σε Αναλυτές

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IDEAL HOLDINGS

CONFERENCE CALL PRESENTATION H 1 2025 FINANCIAL RESULTS

SEPTEMBER 2025



  1. H1 2025


    1. H1 2025 Key Highlights

      H1 2025

      • Completion of acquisition of 100%of Barba Stathis, for €130m.

      • EBITDA growth across all businesses;

        • Comparable EBITDA, at €26.3m vs. €17.7m in H1 2024, due to both organic growth & M&A;

        • Comparable EBT at €16.1m vs €9.2m in H1 2024;

        • Comparable ΕΑΤ at€11.4m vs €5.9m in H1 2024.

      Investments

      Financial Performance

      • €0.40/ share (total distribution of €21.6m);

      • 6.7% divided yield (share price date 1stAugust).

      Share Capital Return

      • OHA invested€62m, acquiring indirectly 15% of all investments

      Strategic

      partnership

      • Successful completion of SCI of €48m through a Public Offering, issuing 8 millionnew shares

      Capital

      Markets

    2. SCI & New shareholding structure

      Oversubscription rate

      # of shares

      (Post SCI)

      # of shares New

      (Pre SCI) Shares

      Issue

      size (€m)

      48

      2.6x

      Excess

      demand (€m)

      77

      +17%

      48

      125

      56

      SCI Subscription

      Number of shares

      Share Capital Increase (SCI)

      • Successful completion of SCI of €48m through a Public Offering,

        SCI oversubscribed 2.6x;

      • 8 million new shares issued, c. 17% of old number of shares;

      • Significant diversification of our investor base with >4,000 new investors.

      8

IDH shareholding structure

61%

70%

4%

4%

9%

8%

13%

14%

19%

18%

21%

26%

34%

30%

millions

Pre SCI Post SCI

Own Shares

Greek Banks
Free Float

Foreign Insitutional
Domestic Institutional

Retail

Individuals >5%

  1. Share price & Shareholders' reward

    4-year aggregate capital return

    =

    14% of Current Market Cap

    Cummulative

    2025

    2024

    2023

    2022

    €7.0m

    0.19

    €

    €7.6m

    €9.6m

    0.98

    €21.6m

    €45.8m

    Capital Return to Shareholders

    • Shareholders' reward, with aggregate 4-year capital

      return of €0.98/share;

    • Total distribution of €45.8 million, equal to 14% of IDH

    current Market Cap (as of 28th August 2025)

    0.19

0.20

0.40



€

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

€2.4

Share Price

€76m

Market Cap

€6.00

Share Price

€336m

Market Cap

3,000

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500



Volume ('000)

Share Price & Volume traded

14/5/21 28/8/25

* Source: Bloomberg Price Volume



Market Cap

+30%

€ mil

+31%

349

303

336

+84%

269

285

+9%

205

144

102

113

111



Jun-21 Dec-21 Jun-22 Dec-22 Jun-23 Dec-23 Jun-24 Dec-24 Jun-25 Aug-25

  1. Strategy 2025 - 2028
  • Disciplined investment strategy, proven track record, average returns of c.2.2x CoC since May 2021

IRR: 51%

104.3*

61.5* 227.0*

115.5

4.1

45.9

CoC:

2.2x

  • IDH targeting returns of IRR >15% or 2.0x CoC for future asset sales

Initial

Investment

3Cents

Exit

Astir

Exit

Dividends

Sale 15%

to OHA

Net

Proceeds

* Denotes 15% of IT,

attica & BS investments

  • SCI and OHA partnership increased firing power

48

45

62

-130

103

HoldCo Cash

-23

105*

  • New acquisitions at fair valuations reflecting IRR expectations

Cash



Dec'24

BBS Loan Issuance

BBS

M&A

OHA (15%)

SC

Increase

Other Cash

Jun'25

* Includes €10m I/C Cash

Existing

Investments

Department Stores

  • No M&A activity

  • Addition of new sq.m. (Citylink, Hellinikon)

IT

  • Maintain and expand EBITDA margin

  • Explore selective M&As - accretive EPS

Food

  • Selective M&As - Complementary businesses

  • Capex to expand EBITDA margin

New Investments

Selectively explore M&As in Industrials

Dividend Policy

  • Maintain stable dividend policy from operations for the next 3 years between 40%-50% of EAT;

  • Explore partial additional capital return from exits - Sale of 10% of investments to OHA for €41m.

  1. Investments


    1. attica




      1. attica Comparable Financials

        Revenues (€m) EBITDA & Margin

        Statutory EBITDA (IFRS 16)

        EAT

        € mil

        +4%

        19.3

        20.0



        € mil

        +5%

        11.3

        11.8

        11%

        11%



        € mil € mil

        +4%

        102.2

        106.3

        +11%

        5.8

        6.5



        H1 2024 H1 2025

        H1 2024

        H1 2025

        H1 2024 H1 2025

        H1 2024 H1 2025

        € mil

        Debt/ Cash No of visitors Sales / sq.m. Revenues analysis by product

        €000 /sq.m

        +3%

        3.3

        3.2



        mil

        +2%

        3.1

        3.2



        Other

        (21.6)

        (12.2)

        46.7

        25.1

        34.1

        21.9

        Beauty

        2%

        21%

        H1 2025

        77%

        Fashion

        Dec'24 Jun'25

        H1 2024 H1 2025

        H1 2024 H1 2025

        Debt

        Net Debt/ (Net Cash)



        Cash (adj. for Credit Card Rec.)





      2. attica Business Overview

      H1 2025

      • Sales increased by +4% vs 2024 despite the market negative trend;

      • Tax free sales up by +9%, while e-shop increased by +38%;

      • Footfall slightly higher (+2% vs H1 2024) while retained the conversion rate;

      • 26 new premium brands added in H1 2025, part of elevation process;

      • Gross Margin & EBITDA Margin at same level as H1 2024, despite higher payroll and marketing costs;

      • Sq.m. remained flat H1 2024 vs H1 2025.

Outlook

  • H2 2025 sales expected to follow the trend of H1 2025;

  • Getting ready for the peak commercial period of November (Black Friday ) / December (Christmas) ; design marketing actions and retain number of staff in the stores, to maintain high level of service.

  • Upcoming projects

    1. Upgrade front-end systems to enhance personalization and customer experience (In progress, Q1 2026 Expected);

    2. Implementation of CRM/ Loyalty scheme (In progress, Q3 2026 Expected);

    3. Further boost e-commerce through AI technology tools (In progress, 2025 Expected);

    4. Opening of 3 new stores at Riviera Galleria, Hellinikon (Early phase, H1 2027 Expected);

    5. Two additional strategic projects explored, at Preliminary phase

  1. IT






    1. IT Comparable Financials


      Revenues EBITDA & Margin EAT

      € mil

      +25%

      6.8

      8.5

      15%

      10%



      € mil € mil

      -12%

      65.1

      57.1

      +32%

      5.6

      4.3



      H1 2024 H1 2025

      H1 2024

      H1 2025

      H1 2024 H1 2025

      Debt/ Cash

      Revenue breakdown by sector

      Revenue breakdown by service

      49%

      Η1 2025

      51%

      9%

      38%

      4%

      1%

      Η1 2025

      24%

      24%

      € mil

      (11.2)

      (12.8)

      17.1

      17.4

      5.9

      4.6

      Integration

      Cyber
      Business

      Services

      Cloud & Migration Services

      Trust Services

      Other

      Dec'24 Jun'25

      Debt
      Cash



      Net Debt/ (Net Cash)

      Private
      Public







    2. IT Business Overview


    H1 2025

    • Sales lower by -12% vs H1 2024 despite the addition of BlueStream, mainly due to large one-off IT infrastructure projects (low-margin);

    • Strategic shift towards higher-margin, value-added projects to increase profitability and sustainable growth;

    • EBITDA Margin significantly improved reaching 15% (compared to 10% in H1 2024).

Outlook

  • Current contractual backlog of ~€80m;

  • H2 2025 revenues is expected to follow the trend of H1 2025;

  • EBITDA upward trend is expected to continue, mainly driven by:

    1. Effort of shifting to more value-added services will sustain;

    2. Increased cooperation between companies will leverage scale benefits;

    3. Further investment in technology (mainly AI) and standardization to reduce manual work and overheads.

  • Upcoming projects/ initiatives

    1. IT reorganization in collaboration with a top-tier international consulting firm;

    2. Introduction of a new Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Platform developed by IDSW & ADACOM;

    3. Further development of cross selling and synergies between all IT companies.

  1. Barba Stathis




    1. Barba Stathis Comparable Financials

    Revenues EBITDA & Margin Net Income

    € mil

    € mil

    € mil

    +6%

    60.4

    64.3

    +7%

    6.3

    6.8

    11%

    10%

    +73%

    3.0

    1.7



    H1 2024 H1 2025

    H1 2024

    H1 2025

    H1 2024 H1 2025

    € mil

    Debt/ Cash

    Revenue analysis by category

    Revenue growth contribution

    60.4

    0.9

    0.5

    1.0

    1.5

65

60

64.3

3%

12%

16% Η1 2025

52%

16%

37.0

42.8

31.2

41.7

5.8

10.5

55

Dec'24 Jun'25

Debt
Cash

Net Debt/ (Net Cash)



Frozen Vegs
Fresh Salads
Dough

Halvatzis Other

50

H1 2024

Frozen Vegs

Fresh Salads

Halvatzis

Dough & Other

H1 2025



  1. Barba Stathis Outlook

    H1 2025

    • Sales increased by +6% vs H1 2024 (volume-driven increase) despite intense competitive pressure from PLs and heightened consumer price sensitivity;

    • Revenue increased across all product categories;

    • Gross Margin maintained at same level as H1 2024, EBITDA Margin improved as a result of productivity improvement investments which offset (i) higher cost of raw materials/production cost components, (ii) increased marketing expenses behind strengthening communication plans and (iii) labor cost increases.

Outlook

  • Management expects H2 2025 sales to continue around the trend of H1 2025, emphasizing on further distribution expansion of high-growth categories and consumer value creation;

  • EBITDA to continue in H2 2025 the increasing trend of H1 2025;

  • Upcoming projects

i.

ii.

Project SKG DC: New distribution & storage center in Thessaloniki, to increase own storage capacity and significantly decrease third-

party storage costs (In progress, completion expected Q1 2026 );

Project Athens DC: New distribution & storage center in Athens, to optimize logistics and minimize third-party costs (Early phase, completion expected in H1 2027).

  1. Appendices


I. IDEAL Holdings Structure June 2025

IDEAL

Technology

Distribution

Metrosoft

Distribution

100%

85%*

Corporate

Vehicle 15%*

*OHA has the option to increase participation to 25% in H2 2025.

100%

100%

100%

Department Stores

Frozen Vegetables

Systems Integration

90%

100%

75%

Steamed Vegetables

Cybersecurity

Cloud Migration



  1. Distribution Comparable Financials

    Revenues EBITDA & Margin EAT

    € mil

    +8%

    23.4 25.4



    € mil € mil

    -13%

    1.6

    1.4

    -11%

    1.2

    1.0





    H1 2024 H1 2025

    H1 2024 H1 2025

    H1 2024 H1 2025

    • Distribution business comprises of IDEAL Electronics & Metrosoft;

    • Following the spin-off from IT business, IDEAL Technology & Metrosoft are 100%

    direct subsidiaries of IDH and will merge with HoldCo.

  1. Comparable Financials

P&L Statement

€ mil

H1 2024

H1 2025

Δ

Revenue

184.9

248.3

+34%

COGS

125.4

166.5

Gross Profit

59.5

81.8

+38%

OPEX (incl. D&A)

44.6

59.8

Statutory EBITDA

26.1

27.3

+4%

Comparable EBITDA

17.7

26.3

+49%

D&A

2.8

4.3

EBIT

14.9

22.0

+48%

Financial expenses

5.7

5.9

EBT

9.2

16.1

+74%

Corporate Tax

3.4

4.7

EAT

5.9

11.4

+93%



Source: Management Accounts

Comparable - Statutory EBITDA Bridge

Comparable - Statutory (€ mil)

H1 2024

H1 2025

Comparable EBITDA 17.7 26.3

Acquisition time difference1

-

(3.4)

IFRS 16 effect

8.5

9.1

Project expenses

-

(4.7)

Statutory EBITDA

26.1

27.3

1. Acquisition time difference:

  • 2025: Barba Stathis for the period 01.01-31.03.2025.

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