Financial Results
11th Aug 2026
Structural platform advantage
Global footprint; local-for-local agility
Broad-based earnings recovery
Management self-help actions; favorable market conditions
Structural platform advantage
Global footprint; local-for-local agility
Broad-based earnings recovery
Management self-help actions; favorable market conditions
Key Message
2026 outlook reaffirmed
2H26 earnings moderation expected; 2028 ambitions maintained
Deleveraging on track
Strong cash generation; working-capital discipline; lower net debt
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2026 outlook reaffirmed
2H26 earnings moderation expected; 2028 ambitions maintained
Deleveraging on track
Strong cash generation; working-capital discipline; lower net debt
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IVL Snapshot - 1H 2026 Highlight
Net Debt/Equity
1.56x
Net Profit1
THB 7.4B
EBITDA
THB 29.7B
Revenue
THB 245B
Production Volume
6.14MT
-1% HoH -7% YoY 16% HoH 4% YoY 136% HoH 61% YoY
OCF 1H 20262
THB 25.9B
87% EBITDA conversion
225% HoH
440% YoY
-27 bps HoH
-15 bps YoY
Note: (1) Net Profit before impairments and other exceptional items; (2) OCF after maintenance capex; (3) HoH represents 1H26 vs 2H25 and YoY represents 1H26 vs 1H25; (4) Please refer to Table 8 in the MD&A appendix for change in Reported EBITDA from previously published quarters
Source: IVL Analysis
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1H 2026 - IVL EBITDAIVL EBITDA by Segments (THB M)
IVL EBITDA by Regions (THB M)
29,735
73%
3%
30%
79%
2%
32%
61%
13%
30%
-13%
-5%
29,735
136%
HoH 1H26 vs 2H25
18,415
19,897
9,445
12,583
6,942
1,498
2,053
5,493
1,377
4,431
1,443
(1,611)
6,403
3,039
(1,060)
2,752
(1,370)
18,415
61%
YoY 1H26 vs 1H25
12,583
-6%
1H25 2H25 1H26 1H25 2H25 1H26
CPET Indovinya
AMERS
Asia
Indovida
Fibers
Corporate
EMEA Corporate
Source: IVL Analysis
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2Q 2026 - IVL EBITDAIVL EBITDA by Segments (THB M)
IVL EBITDA by Regions (THB M)
21,687
(618)
(752)
(611)
879
1,348
1,873
1,715
743
2,416
810
4,688
1,311
5,464
5,491
14,433
-3%
-9%
-6%
5%
31%
42%
10%
26%
15%
57%
70%
62%
21,687
169%
QoQ 2Q26 vs 1Q26
129%
YoY 2Q26 vs 2Q25
9,454
8,048
9,454
8,048
2Q25 1Q26 2Q26 2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
CPET Indovinya
AMERS
Asia
Indovida
Fibers
Corporate
EMEA Corporate
Source: IVL Analysis
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A New Era of Collective Leadership and Radical ClarityA Global Moat
Built on Local-for-Local Model
>90%
Production and Sales
within region
MOAT #1
One Global Core
Global Scale
Feedstocks
Integration
Customer
Access
Know-how
One Integrated Global
Core Fueling Four Competitive Engines
Engine #1:
Combined PET
Engine #3:
Indovinya
Engine #2:
Indovida
Engine #4:
Fibers
Four Competitive Engines
MOAT #2
The Americas -
Our Unique Advantage
Feedstock Integration
in the Americas
Integrated shale to PET
business
Integrated shale to Surfactant business
MOAT #3
S&OE as Our
Operating Rhythm
Improving Operating
Leverage
Real-Time Discipline
Optimize Supply Chain and Integrated Planning
Maximizing Cash Flow
Improving Inventory Management
AI & Digitally Enabled
MOAT #4
Note: 1Q26 Financial data
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Strengthening and stabilizing IVL's pricing premium from local-for-localIVL PET Price Buildup
-128$/t
$/T 2,000
1,800
1,600
1,400
$378/t
$250/t
IVL PET Spread
$249/t
Brent2 [RHS]
$/bbl
120
100
80
How: S&OE & Inventory Turns
IVL net premium primarily reflects local-for-local advantage and commercial execution
Historical premium volatility was amplified by low inventory turns
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
2021
1Q22
2Q22
3Q22
2Q26
3Q26
-
IVL PET Net Premium1
Asia PET Spread
Low inventory turn in falling crude environment
Asia PET Melt Cost
Premium compression in late
60 2022 reflects low inventory turns in a falling crude environment
40 • Disciplined S&OE rhythm and improved inventory turns to
20 support healthier premiums going forward
4Q26
-
4Q22
2023
2024
2025
1Q26
Asia PET Melt Asia PET Spread IVL PET Net Premium 1 Brent2 [RHS]
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Note: (1) IVL PET Net Premium = realized premium above Asia PET spread; (2) ICE Brent 8
Source: IVL Analysis
Shale-to-PET integration provides a structural feedstock advantage
Advantaged PX Production
A unique, fully integrated model from shale to PET in the Americas
PET
PTA
MEG
PX
Cracker
$/T 1,400
1,150
MTBE | MX | |
900
650
400
MTBE is a proxy for MX
MX
MTBE
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 1Q26 2Q26
$/T 1,000
800
600
IVL US MTBE business advantaged feedstock cost vs Naphtha-based aromatics producers
Naphtha
400 MTBE Feedstock Cost1
200
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 1Q26 2Q26
$/T
900
700
500
300
100
Resulting in superior spread vs industry
IVL PX Spread2
Industry PX Spread3
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 1Q26 2Q26
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Notes: (1) MTBE feedstock cost = 0.345*methanol + Isobutane;
IVL PX Spread = 0.925*PX US - MX US + MTBE US - MTBE feedstock cost;
Industry PX Spread = PX Asia - Naphtha MOPJ
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CPET
2Q 2026 - Combined PETCombined PET EBITDA (THB M)
164%
QoQ 2Q26 vs 1Q26
14,433
163%
YoY 2Q26 vs 2Q25
10,233
943
1,105
4,483
66
5,494
3,095
170
(200)
5,491 5,464
Integrated PETSpecialty Chemicals Intermediate Chemicals
2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Note: Please refer to Table 8 in the MD&A appendix for change in Reported EBITDA from previously published quarters Source: IVL Analysis
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Indovida
2Q 2026 - IndovidaIndovida EBITDA (THB M)
76%
QoQ 2Q26 vs 1Q26
1,311
62%
YoY 2Q26 vs 2Q25
810
743
2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Source: IVL Analysis
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Indovinya
2Q 2026 - IndovinyaIndovinya EBITDA (THB M) and Margin1
21.1%
19.4%
9.1%
12.0%
11.9%
15.0%
173%
QoQ 2Q26 vs 1Q26
HVA EBITDA% Total EBITDA20%.0%
2,357
60
(44)
1,760
930
1,715
3,758
4,688
94%
YoY 2Q26 vs 2Q25
2,416
-30.0%
HVAEssentials
-80.0%
2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Note (1) Indovinya has 2 reportable segments: HVA and Essentials. HVA is comprised of Surfactants, PEO, EOA, Oleochemicals (reclassified from Essentials), and PG, while Essentials is made up of EG, LAB, Solvents, PO (reclassified from HVA), and Others.
Source: IVL Analysis
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Indovinya
2Q 2026 - Indovinya by End-MarketsIndovinya Revenue (THB M)
26%
Coatings
38% HPC
15% E&R
21% Crop
28%
Coatings
38% HPC
12%
E&R
23% Crop
22%
Coatings
41% HPC
14% E&R
24% Crop
HVA by End Markets
22%
22%
78%
78%
26%
74%
20,265 18,902
24,138
HVAEssentials
2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Source: IVL Analysis
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Fibers
2Q 2026 - FibersFibers EBITDA (THB M)
Fibers Volume (MMT)
113%
QoQ 2Q26 vs 1Q26
1,873
1,348
879
0.44
0.10
0.10
0.10
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.19
0.25
0.28
0.41
39%
YoY 2Q26 vs 2Q25
0.34
Lifestyle Mobility Hygiene2Q25 1Q26 2Q26 2Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Note: Please refer to Table 8 in the MD&A appendix for change in Reported EBITDA from previously published quarters Source: IVL Analysis
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Structural Inventory Focus: S&OEInventory Volume and Turnover
Improving Inventory Management4.7 4.7
5.0
Real-Time Discipline
Optimize Supply Chain and
Integrated Planning
Real-Time Discipline
Optimize Supply Chain and Integrated Planning
1.5
1.5
1.4
Deploy Digital Tools
Deploy Digital Tools
Challenge Slow Moving & Safety Stocks
4Q25 1Q26 2Q26
Challenge Slow Moving &
Safety Stocks
Inventory Vol. (MT) COGS/Inventory (Times)
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Deleveraging on trackChange in Net Debt (THB B)
Lower Net Debt THB 9.6 billion
OCF after maintenance capex
THB 25.9 billion
87% EBITDA conversion
5.3
236.0
2.8
5.8
2.5
1.5
5.3
226.4
(3.0)
(29.7)
Net Debt Dec 2025
EBITDA NWC and others Tax cash Maintenance capex Interest cost Perp interest and
dividend to NCI and IVL shareholders
Growth capex Translation effects¹ Net Debt
Jun 2026
Net Debt / Equity
1.83
Dec 2025
1.56
Jun 2026
Net Debt / EBITDA
7.6
Dec 2025
5.3
Jun 2026
Note: (1) Translation effects includes Lease liability movement THB 1.7B and Forex translation effect THB 3.6B Source: IVL Analysis
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Structural platform advantage
Global footprint; local-for-local agility
Broad-based earnings recovery
Management self-help actions; favorable market conditions
Structural platform advantage
Global footprint; local-for-local agility
Broad-based earnings recovery
Management self-help actions; favorable market conditions
Key Message
2026 outlook reaffirmed
2H26 earnings moderation expected; 2028 ambitions maintained
Deleveraging on track
Strong cash generation; working-capital discipline; lower net debt
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2026 outlook reaffirmed
2H26 earnings moderation expected; 2028 ambitions maintained
Deleveraging on track
Strong cash generation; working-capital discipline; lower net debt
© Indorama Ventures 2026
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