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Mota Engil SGPS S A informs about its Trading update regarding the first nine months of 2024

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TRADING UPDATE

NINE MONTHS 2024

19 November 2024

FUTURE LISBON HOSPITAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 Key Highlights

Page 3

02 Final Remarks and Outlook

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TRADING UPDATE 9M24

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Main events since June 2024

LATIN AMERICA

MEXICO

  • US$1.2 bn: agreement with Pemex for a fertilizer plant
  • Launch of the Train Maya, now fully operational
  • Sale of the Cardel-Poza Rica concession (28.73%) for a Price/Book Value of 1.85x, completed in November 2024

AFRICA

GUINEA

  • US$290 mn: Industrial Engineering/Contract Mining project extension with Managem Group

MOZAMBIQUE

  • US$576 mn: Industrial Engineering/Contract Mining project extension with Vulcan

RWANDA

  • C.US$500 mn: Bugesera International Airport - Work stream 2 with Qatar Airways awarded in November 2024

IVORY COAST MALI ETHIOPIA

  • US$1.4 bn: Industrial Engineering/Contract Mining projects with Allied Gold awarded in November 2024

EUROPE

PORTUGAL

  • Award of the 1st stretch of the High-Speed
    Train (c.€2 bn for 100% of the project)
  • €340 mn: official launch of the new Lisbon Hospital (Hospital de Todos os Santos)

POLAND

  • Sale of E&C and Real Estate activities completed in September 2024

SPAIN

  • Acquisition of a 24% stake in REMO mobility, through ME Renewing, completed in November 2024

Recent recognitions:

Sustainability as a priority:

TOP 10 IN LATAM

TOP 10 IN AFRICA

TOP 15 IN EUROPE

FIRST REPORT

SUSTAINABILITY-LINKED BONDS

#2 IN THE REGION

#8 IN THE REGION

#14 IN THE REGION

TO CDP

€80 mn: Strong demand (1.73x Initial Offer)

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Key Highlights

BACKLOG

TURNOVER

EBITDA

NET PROFIT1

€14.8bn

€

mn

€609mn

€77mn

4,146

(+11% YoY; 15% margin)

(+51% YoY)

(+14% YTD)

(+3% YoY)

14,764

4,015

4,146

609

77

551

12,936

51

Dec.23

Sep.24

9M23

9M24

9M23

9M24

9M23

9M24

NET DEBT/EBITDA

GROSS DEBT2/EBITDA

<2x <4x

1Group Net Profit (after non-controlling interests).

2Includes leasing, factoring and confirming.

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Solid activity with better profitability

▪

9M24 %T 9M23 %T YoY

Turnover (T)

4 146

4 015

3%

▪

Engineering&Construction

3 675

3 524

4%

Europe

457

498

(8%)

Africa

1 027

1 056

(3%)

E&C

745

785

(5%)

Industrial Engineering

283

271

4%

Latin America

2 197

1 975

11%

E&C

1 875

1 492

26%

Energy and Concessions

322

483

(33%)

▪

Other and intercompany

(6)

(5)

(34%)

Environment

405

452

(10%)

Capital and MEXT

109

96

13%

Other and intercompany

(43)

(57)

25%

▪

EBITDA

609

15%

551

14%

11%

Engineering&Construction

519

14%

461

13%

13%

Europe

34

7%

31

6%

9%

Africa

251

24%

218

21%

15%

E&C

167

22%

143

18%

17%

Industrial Engineering

84

30%

75

28%

12%

▪

Latin America

234

11%

211

11%

11%

E&C

203

11%

188

13%

8%

Energy and Concessions

31

9%

23

5%

34%

Other and intercompany

0

-

0

-

n.m.

Environment

86

21%

88

19%

(2%)

Capital and MEXT

4

4%

6

6%

(31%)

▪

Other and intercompany

0

-

(4)

-

n.m.

Turnover up 3% YoY to €4,146 mn with a robust EBITDA growth of 11%

YoY to €609 mn, leading to a profitability improvement to 15%, up 1 p.p. YoY

E&C revenues increased by 4% YoY to €3,675 mn, mainly driven by the performance in Latin America, whereas turnover in Europe was impacted by the activity reduction in Poland (still consolidated in September 2024) and in Africa by the initial execution phase of large projects that started in the first half of the year and will have greater contributions in the last months of the year

E&C EBITDA increased 13% YoY to €519 mn with a margin improvement to 14%, supported by better performance in Europe but mainly in Africa, while Latin America showed stable profitability

Industrial Engineering with 8 ongoing projects showed a turnover of €283 mn, an increase of 4% YoY with a robust margin of 30% (+2 p.p. YoY), thus also contributing to the overall improvement of Africa's margin, in addition to that observed in E&C also in the region

Environment business unit turnover reached €405 mn, down 10% YoY,

but with a solid profitability of 21% (up 2 p.p. YoY), with revenues being impacted by the absence in 2024 of the Used Mineral Oils recycling business contribution, sold in 2023

Capital and MEXT turnover reached €109 mn, up 13% YoY with an

EBITDA of €4 mn

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Backlog1 reached a new high of €14.8 bn

Backlog evolution (€ mn)

Backlog by Business Unit

E&C backlog by segment

E&C backlog

ENVIRONMENT

2%

33%

36%

+ CAPITAL and MEXT

Environment + Capital backlog

14,764

13,723

RAILWAY

12,556

12,936

ROADS

356

355

AND OTHERS

380

451

14,764 mn

14,408 mn

30%

61%

13,369

14,408

12%

12,115

12,556

LATIN

AFRICA

AMERICA

19%

CIVIL

7%

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRIAL

EUROPE

Dec.22

Dec.23

Jun.24

Sep.24

ENGINEERING

  • Record backlog of €14.8 bn with an order intake of €5.5 bn YTD, driven by the award of large projects in core markets
  • Core markets represent 78%, with Mexico representing 23%, followed by Angola with 22% and Nigeria with 15%
  • The backlog supports a positive outlook for future activity and profitability with a comfortable E&C Backlog/TurnoverLTM ratio of 2.8 years
  • Backlog does not yet include the first section of the High-Speed Train project (Porto-Oiã) in Portugal, nor the new Industrial Engineering contracts in Ivory Coast, Mali, and Ethiopia for the client Allied Gold
  • Several other projects in the pipeline, mainly projects related to the railway segment such as, the second section of the Portugal High-Speed Train, to be tendered in January 2025

1Not considering revenues from concession contracts (highways and waste treatment).

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Major construction projects currently in backlog1

Project

Range

Country

Segment

Exp. Year of

Customer

(€ mn)

Completion

Kano - Maradi / Kano Dutse

> 1000

Nigeria

Railway Infrastructures

2025

Federal Ministry of Transportation

Fertilizer industrial plant

> 1000

Mexico

Civil Construction

2044

Petróleos Mexicanos - PEMEX

Maintenance Contract - Lobito Corridor

[500,1000[

Angola

Railway Infrastructures

2054

Lobito Atlantic Railway - LAR

Kano-Maradi-Dutse project - Rolling stock

[500,1000[

Nigeria

Railway Infrastructures

2025

Federal Ministry of Transportation

Zenza do Itombe- Cacuso railway

[500,1000[

Angola

Railway Infrastructures

2028

Ministry of Transportation

Infrastructures of the Corimba waterfront

[500,1000[

Angola

Road Infrastructure

2028

Ministry of Public Works, Urbanism and Housing

Gamsberg Mine

[500,1000[

South Africa

Industrial Engineering

2030

Vedanta Zinc International

Vale Mining Moatize

[500,1000[

Mozambique

Industrial Engineering

2027

Vulcan S.A.

Monterrey Subway L4, 5 y 6

[500,1000[

Mexico

Railway Infrastructures

2027

Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon

Lafigué Mine

[300,500[

Ivory Coast

Industrial Engineering

2028

Endeavour Mining PLC

Boto Gold Mine

[300,500[

Senegal

Industrial Engineering

2029

Managem Group

TRI-K Gold Mine

[300,500[

Guinea

Industrial Engineering

2029

Managem Group

HLO - Oriental Lisbon Hospital

[300,500[

Portugal

Civil Construction

2027

HLO - Sociedade Gestora do Edifício, S.A.

Cabinda-Miconje rehabilitation

[200,300[

Angola

Road Infrastructure

2026

Ministry of Public Works, Urbanism and Housing

Autopista Tultepec - Pirámides

[200,300[

Mexico

Road Infrastructure

2027

Concesionaria Tultepec-AIFA-Pirámides

Highways "Lagos-Badagry-Seme" and "Shagamu-Benin"

[200,300[

Nigeria

Road Infrastructure

2027

Federal Ministry of Transportation

Simandou project - Earthworks

[200,300[

Guinea

Civil Construction

2026

Rio Tinto Iron Ore Atlantic Ltd

Extension of the red line Lisbon subway

[200,300[

Portugal

Railway Infrastructures

2026

Metropolitano de Lisboa EP

Consorcio Metro 80 Medellin

[200,300[

Colombia

Railway Infrastructures

2026

EMP - Empresa Metro de Medellin

1Selection of E&C projects above €200 mn and with c.17 projects above €100 mn.

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FINAL REMARKS

AND OUTLOOK

TRADING UPDATE 9M24

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FINAL REMARKS AND OUTLOOK

Final Remarks and Outlook

On track to reach 2026 strategic targets

Focus on performance improvement and return on capital to strengthen cash

conversion

E&C backlog supports 82% of the 2026 E&C turnover target

Mota-Engil is committed to ESG targets,

strengthening ESG disclosure with 2024 being the first year that Mota-Engil reports to CDP

Guidance 2024

Turnover growth on the right track to reach 2026 target

EBITDA margin gradually improving towards the 2026 goal

Asset rotation in road concessions ongoing

throughout 2024, with the sale of Cardel Poza-Rica (28.73%) recently completed for a BV of 1.85x

Final Remarks

Solid activity with focus on profitability

Record backlog (€14.8 bn) with sizeable projects and focused on core markets

Net debt/EBITDA < 2x in line with strategic goals

Towards sustainable growth, cash generation and shareholder remuneration

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