Pharmanutra S.p.a.MIL: PHN

Interim management report as at march 31 2026

· Issued by Pharmanutra S.p.a.
INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT

MARCH 31st, 2026

Pharmanutra S.p.A.

Headquarters

REA (Economic Administrative Index) PISA Companies Register

Share capital

Tax ID no. | VAT no. | Company Register of Pisa

Via Campodavela, 1 - 56122 PISA, Italy PI-146259

01679440501

Euro 1,123,097.70 f.p.

1

01679440501



OUR HISTORY

The PharmaNutra Group specialises in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and nutritional sectors. As of today, the Group includes the Italian companies PharmaNutra S.p.A. (Parent Company) and Akern S.r.l., as well as the two foreign subsidiaries PharmaNutra U.S.A. Corp. and PharmaNutra España S.L.U.

The Group's history began in 2000 with the foundation of Alesco S.r.l., a company focused on the development of nutraceutical raw materials, which was followed in 2003 by the establishment of PharmaNutra S.p.A., specialising in the development of nutraceutical products and medical devices. Finally, in 2010, Junia Pharma S.r.l. was established, a company operating in the paediatric sector. In 2022, following the acquisition of 100% of Akern S.r.l., the Group opened up to the nutritional research sector, acquiring unique technical and scientific know-how and generating important synergies.

The Group has been present on foreign markets since 2013 with a flexible and innovative business model, which is based on an established network of premium quality distributors. Currently, the products of PharmaNutra are present in over 80 countries worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa and America, through a network of selected business partners.

In 2023, PharmaNutra España and PharmaNutra USA were established with the aim of directly overseeing the distribution of products in the markets of the two countries, while in 2024 the two historical companies, Junia Pharma S.r.l. and Alesco S.r.l., were merged into PharmaNutra.

This defines a new corporate structure, which meets the requirements of the entire production chain, from the development of new technologies and patents, to the marketing of nutraceuticals and medical devices covering health and wellness needs from early childhood to adulthood.

Thanks to the continuous capital expenditures in R&D, which have led to the approval of several patents referred to the Sucrosomial® technology and Cetylated Esters (CFA), the Group has succeeded in a short time in establishing itself as leader in the industry of mineral- and iron-based nutritional supplements, as well as in the field of medical devices dedicated to the restoration of articular function.

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The PharmaNutra Group today employs more than 110 employees with a network of more than 160 single-brand Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives in Italy.



CORPORATE BODIES

Board of Directors

Andrea Lacorte (President- Executive Director) Roberto Lacorte (Vicepresident - Executive Director) Carlo Volpi (Executive Director)

Germano Tarantino (Executive Director) Simona Del re (Director)

Alessandro Calzolari (Independent Director) Simonetta Iarlori (Independent Director) Elena Pro (Independent Director)

Marida Zaffaroni (Independent Director)

Board of Statutory Auditors

Raffaele Ripa (President of the Board of Statutory Auditors) Debora Mazzacherini (Statutory Auditor)

Giuseppe Rotunno (Statutory Auditor) Cecilia Andreoli (Alternate Auditor) Alessandro Lini (Alternate Auditor) Independent Auditors

BDO Audit Services S.r.l.

Index

INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT AS AT MARCH 31ST ,2026 5

  1. Main Consolidated Income statement and Balance Sheet data 5

  2. The Pharmanutra Group 5

  3. CONSOLIDATED SITUATION AS AT MARCH 31ST , 2026 7

  4. The Business Lines of the Pharmanutra Group 11

  5. Reference markets in which the Group operates 15

  6. Significant events after the end of the period 20

  7. Expected business developments 20

CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS AT 31 MARCH 2026 AND EXPLANATORY NOTES 21

Consolidated Balance sheet 22

Consolidated Income Statement 23

Statement of Consolidated Comprehensive Income 23

Statement of changes in Consolidated Shareholders' Equity 24

Consolidated Cash Flow Statement 25

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 26

  1. Basis of preparation and consolidation principles 26

  2. Comments on the main items 26

Declaration pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 154 bis of the Consolidated Law on Finance 33

‌INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT AS AT MARCH 31ST ,2026
  1. ‌Main Consolidated Income statement and Balance Sheet data

    ECONOMIC DATA (€ million)

    2025

    %

    2024

    %

    Change

    REVENUES

    33,4

    100,0%

    26,8

    100,0%

    24,5%

    SALES REVENUES

    32,7

    97,9%

    26,4

    98,4%

    24,0%

    EBITDA

    6,2

    18,6%

    4,9

    18,4%

    25,8%

    NET RESULT

    3,5

    10,4%

    2,4

    9,1%

    41,9%

    Earning per Share(Euro)

    0,36

    0,25

    42,2%

    BALANCE SHEET & EQUITY (€

    million)

    2025

    2024

    Change

    NET INVESTED CAPITAL

    62,6

    59,8

    2,8

    NET FINANCIAL POSITION

    11,9

    11,4

    0,5

    EQUITY

    (74,5)

    (71,2)

    3,2

  2. ‌The Pharmanutra Group

    Pharmanutra S.p.A. (hereinafter also "Pharmanutra" or the "Parent Company") is a company with registered office in Italy, at Via Campodavela 1, Pisa, that holds controlling interests, in all the companies (the "Group" or also the "Pharmanutra Group") listed in the following table:

    70%

    100%

    100%

    ATHLETICA CETILAR

    S.r.l.

PHARMANUTRA USA

Corp.

PHARMANUTRA ESPANA S.L.U.

AKERN S.r.l

PHARMANUTRA S.p.a.

100%

The Pharmanutra Group (hereinafter also the "Group") is composed of Pharmanutra S.p.A. ("Pharmanutra", the "Company" or the "Parent Company") and its subsidiaries Akern S.r.l. ("Akern"), Pharmanutra Usa Corp.

("Pharmanutra Usa" or "PHN USA"), Pharmanutra España S.L. ("Pharmanutra España" or "PHN ESP") and Athletica Cetilar S.r.l. ("Athletica" or "ATHL").

Pharmanutra specializes in the development of nutritional supplements and medical devices and in the production and distribution of raw materials and active ingredients for the food, pharmaceutical and food supplement industries. In particular, it carries out research, design, development and marketing of proprietary and innovative products. Among these, the most relevant are those based on Sucrosomial® Iron, consisting of the products of the Sideral® line, the products intended for the restoration of joint capacity and movement in osteoarticular affections, consisting of the Cetilar® line and those of the Apportal® line, an energizing tonic composed of 19 nutrients including 5 minerals.

It follows strict quality standards while always maintaining a high focus on the unique and exclusive raw materials used, studies and produces formulations with important scientific content.

Since 2005 it has been developing and marketing directly and independently a line of products under its own brand, managed through a structure of scientific representatives who present the products directly to the medical class. Pharmanutra currently has the know-how to manage all phases from the design, formulation and registration of a new product, to marketing and distribution, up to the training of sales representatives. The business model developed has been reported by leading healthcare marketing experts as an example of innovation and efficiency across the entire pharmaceutical landscape.

The company is constantly strengthening its research and development activities in order to further strengthen its results in its sector.

Akern is an Italian company founded in 1980 with the aim of research, development and production of medical instruments and software for monitoring body composition with bioimpedance techniques.

Pharmanutra USA manages the marketing of Pharmanutra® brand products on the American market through direct distribution throughout the territory and selected ecommerce channels.

Pharmanutra España deals with the distribution on the Spanish market of the products of the Cetilar® and Cetilar® Nutrition line through selected online sales channels.

Athletica Cetilar S.r.l. is a sports medical center oriented to the optimization of the performance of professional and non-professional athletes and to the development of applications of the products of the Cetilar® line.

  1. ‌Consolidated situation as at march 31st , 2026

    Revenues from the recurring business increased compared to the same period of the previous year, both on the Italian market (+14% approximately), due to the effects of the implementation of the new commercial structure, and on foreign markets (+32%). The increase in revenues from foreign markets was positively influenced by the timing of the acquisition of orders from foreign distributors.

    As a result of higher revenue volumes, the operating margin of the recurring business increased by approximately 30% compared to 31.3.2025 to 26% of net revenues.

    Revenues from the new business units increased significantly compared to 31 March 2025 (+approximately 108%), in particular for PHN USA (€ 832 thousand compared to € 92 thousand). The margins of the new business units, although still negative due to the investments made to support their development, mainly represented by marketing expenses, improved compared to the same period of the previous year.

    During the quarter, the following projects were finalized that will help support the growth expected in the coming years:

    • obtaining ISO13485 certification, an international standard that defines the specific requirements for a Quality Management System (QMS) in the regulated medical device sector;

    • obtaining the qualification of Authorized Export Operator Full (AEOF) by the Italian Customs and Monopolies Agency. For operators with AEOF qualification, mutual recognition agreements are in place with the United States, China, Switzerland, England, Norway, Japan and other countries;

    • obtaining the new registration with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This registration officially identifies the Parent Company's plant as suitable for the production of food substances, aimed at the production of food supplements, intended for the US market. This is a key step for future developments as this accreditation allows the production of patented mixtures destined for the United States to be managed internally and to ensure compliance with the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, as amended by the Bioterrorism Act.

    Finally, at the beginning of March 2026, the contract for the distribution of Sideral®Forte and Sideral®Oro in France and Switzerland was formalized with the French-based international company PiLeJe. Product distribution will begin in September 2026, allowing the Group to strengthen its position in Europe and establish a strong presence in a strategic market for future development.

    Performance in the first quarter of 2026 Consolidated Income Statement

    €/1000

    2026

    %

    2025

    %

    Δ 26/25

    Δ %

    TOTAL REVENUES

    33.396

    100,0%

    26.822

    100,0%

    6.574

    24,5%

    Net Revenues

    32.707

    97,9%

    26.383

    98,4%

    6.324

    24,0%

    Other revenues

    689

    2,1%

    439

    1,6%

    250

    57,0%

    OPERATING EXPENSES

    27.187

    81,4%

    21.885

    81,6%

    5.302

    24,2%

    Purchases of Raw, auxiliary mat. and cons.

    1.500

    4,5%

    1.659

    6,2%

    (159)

    -9,6%

    Change in Inventories

    754

    2,3%

    (1.469)

    -5,5%

    2.223

    -151,3%

    Services expenses

    22.014

    65,9%

    19.227

    71,7%

    2.787

    14,5%

    Employee expenses

    2.524

    7,6%

    2.121

    7,9%

    403

    19,0%

    Other operating expenses

    395

    1,2%

    347

    1,3%

    48

    13,8%

    EBITDA

    6.209

    18,6%

    4.937

    18,4%

    1.272

    25,8%

    Amortization, Depreciation and Write off

    947

    2,8%

    856

    3,2%

    91

    10,6%

    EBIT

    5.262

    15,8%

    4.081

    15,2%

    1.181

    28,9%

    NET FINANCIAL INCOME/(EXPENSES)

    0

    0,0%

    (28)

    -0,1%

    28

    -100,0%

    Financial income

    252

    0,8%

    134

    0,5%

    118

    88,1%

    Financial expenses

    (252)

    -0,8%

    (162)

    -0,6%

    (90)

    55,6%

    PRE TAX RESULT

    5.262

    15,8%

    4.053

    15,1%

    1.209

    29,8%

    Income Taxes

    (1.817)

    -5,4%

    (1.635)

    -6,1%

    (182)

    11,1%

    Third parties (Profit)/Loss of the period

    11

    0,0%

    18

    0,1%

    (7)

    0,0%

    Group's Profit/(loss) of the period

    3.456

    10,4%

    2.436

    9,1%

    1.020

    41,9%

    Consolidated net revenues as of March 31, 2026 amounted to euro 32.7 million compared to euro 26.4 million as of March 31, 2025 with an increase of 24%.

    Revenues recorded on the Italian market, amounting to Euro 19.8 million (Euro 17.3 million as of March 31, 2025), increased by approximately 14.8%, with an incidence on total net revenues of 60.7% compared to 65.5% in the same period of the previous year.

    Revenues from sales on foreign markets amounted to Euro 12.9 million compared to Euro 9.1 million as of March 31, 2025, with an increase of approximately 41.5%. As a result of the above, the incidence of revenues on foreign markets on total turnover went from approximately 34.5% at 31 March 2025 to 39.3% at 31 March 2026.

    Units of finished products sold as at 31 March 2026, amounting to approximately 3.7 million, increased by approximately 22% compared to 31 March 2025 (3 million units).

    Operating costs for the first quarter of 2026 amounted to Euro 27.2 million (+24.2% approximately compared to March 31, 2025). The increase is attributable both physiologically to the overall expansion of business activity during the period and to the marketing costs incurred to support the development projects underway in the new business lines.

    As a result of the above, the Gross Operating Result (EBITDA) of the Pharmanutra Group amounted to approximately 6.2 million Euros (+ 1.3 million Euros compared to 31.3.2025), equal to a margin on revenues of 18.6% (18.4% in the same period of the previous year).

    Net profit for the period amounted to Euro 3.3 million compared to Euro 2.4 million as of March 31, 2025.

    Net Earnings per share as of March 31, 2026 amounted to Euro 0.36 compared to Euro 0.25 in the corresponding period of the previous year.

    Balance sheet

    €/1000

    3/31/2026

    12/31/2025

    TRADE RECEIVABLES

    28.260

    24.762

    INVENTORIES

    8.483

    8.852

    TRADE PAYABLES

    (17.506)

    (19.883)

    OPERATING WORKING CAPITAL

    19.237

    13.731

    OTHER RECEIVABLES

    8.923

    8.673

    OTHER PAYABLES

    (9.230)

    (6.086)

    NET WORKING CAPITAL

    18.930

    16.318

    INTANGIBLE ASSETS

    24.655

    24.475

    TANGIBLE ASSETS

    24.074

    24.132

    NON CURRENT ASSETS

    2.709

    2.381

    TOTAL ASSETS

    51.438

    50.988

    PROVISIONS AND OTHER L/T LIAB.

    (7.817)

    (7.509)

    NET INVESTED CAPITAL

    62.551

    59.797

    NET EQUITY

    74.474

    71.241

    NON CURRENT FINANCIAL LIAB.

    14.439

    15.450

    CURRENT FINANCIAL LIAB.

    4.659

    5.064

    NON CURRENT FINANCIAL ASSETS

    (2.017)

    (1.344)

    CURRENT FINANCIAL ASSETS

    (7.843)

    (12.039)

    CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

    (21.161)

    (18.575)

    NET FINANCIAL POSITION

    (11.923)

    (11.444)

    TOTAL FUNDS

    62.551

    59.797

    Change in Operating Working Capital is a consequence of the higher revenues in the period, the timing dynamics of collections and payments, and production planning policies.

    Change in Other payables is due to the recognition of taxes on the result for the period.

    The Pharmanutra Group, in order to allow a better assessment of the performance of operations, uses some alternative performance indicators that are not identified as accounting measures under IFRS.

    Therefore, the determination criterion applied by the Group may not be homogeneous with that adopted by other groups and the balance obtained may not be comparable with that determined by the latter.

    These alternative performance indicators, determined in accordance with the provisions of the Guidelines on Alternative Performance Indicators issued by ESMA/2015/1415 and adopted by CONSOB with communication no. 92543 of 3 December 2015, refer only to the performance of the accounting year covered by this Interim Report and the years compared and not to the expected performance of the Group.

    The alternative performance indicators used in this Interim Report are as follows:

    • EBITDA: this is represented by the Gross Operating Result.

    • Adjusted EBITDA: this is represented by the Gross Operating Result net of non-recurring items.

    • EBIT: this is represented by the Gross Operating Result net of Depreciation, amortization and write-downs.

    • Net Working Capital: it is calculated as the sum of Inventories and Trade Receivables net of Trade Payables and all other Balance Sheet items classified as Other Receivables or Other Payables.

    • Operating Working Capital: it is calculated as the sum of Inventories and Trade Receivables net of Trade Payables.

    • Net Invested Capital: this is represented by the sum of Net Working Capital, total Fixed Assets net of Provisions and other medium/long-term liabilities, excluding financial items that are included in the balance of the Net Financial Position.

    • Net Financial Position (NFP): it is calculated as the sum of current and non-current payables to banks, current and non-current rights of use liabilities net of cash and cash equivalents and current and non-current financial assets.

    Total Sources: this is represented by the sum of Shareholders' Equity and NFP. The changes in financial management are shown in the following table:

    31/3/26

    31/12/25

    Cash

    (8)

    (29)

    Bank deposits

    (21.153)

    (18.546)

    Cash and cash equivalents

    (21.161)

    (18.575)

    Current financial assets

    (7.843)

    (12.039)

    Current financial liabilities: due to banks

    130

    595

    Current part of non current liabilities

    4.086

    4.064

    Current fin. liabilities for rights of use

    442

    405

    Current financial indebtedness net of fin. assets

    (3.184)

    (6.975)

    Net Current Financial Indebtedness/(Availability)

    (24.345)

    (25.550)

    Non current financial assets

    (1.737)

    (1.064)

    Deposits paid

    (280)

    (280)

    Non current bank debts

    13.320

    14.350

    Non current fin. liabilities for rights of use

    1.119

    1.100

    Non current financial indebtedness

    12.422

    14.106

    Net Financial Position

    (11.923)

    (11.444)

    The Net Financial Position as of March 31, 2026 was positive for Euro 11.9 million compared to Euro 11.4 million as of December 31, 2025. Cash generated form operating activities amounted to of approximately Euro 1.9 million, in line with March 31, 2025. For more details, please refer to the Cash Flow Statement.

  2. ‌The Business Lines of the Pharmanutra Group

    The distribution and sales model of the Pharmanutra Group consists of the following business lines:

    • Italy Business Line: is characterised by its direct presence in the Italian market in which the Group operates; for finished products, the logic that governs this model is to ensure complete coverage of the territory through an organisational structure of commercial scientific representatives, who, by carrying out sales and scientific information activities, ensure full control of all the players in the distribution chain: hospital doctors, outpatient doctors, pharmacies and hospital pharmacies. In addition to the direct channel, there are sales made through ecommerce.

      The commercial activity relating to raw materials is aimed at companies in the food, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries as well as nutraceutical production plant that work on behalf of third parties.

    • Foreign Business Line: it is characterized by the marketing of finished products and raw materials through local partners, who, by virtue of multi-year exclusive distribution contracts, distribute and sell the products in their respective markets. In some specific countries (USA and China) sales are made almost exclusively through ecommerce platforms.

    • Akern Business Line: the business model involves the sale of instrumentation and software for the measurement of body bioimpedance in Italy and on foreign markets through agents, distributors and online sales.

    A breakdown of revenues by business lines described is shown below.

    Revenues by business line

    Incidence

    €/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    Italy

    17.756

    15.430

    15,1%

    54,3%

    58,5%

    Rest of World

    12.645

    8.876

    42,5%

    38,7%

    33,6%

    Medical instruments

    2.306

    2.077

    11,0%

    7,1%

    7,9%

    Total

    32.707

    26.384

    24,0%

    100%

    100%

    The breakdown of revenues by the Group's business areas shows that as of March 31, 2026, revenues from sales of finished products increased by approximately 16% on the Italian market and by approximately 43% on foreign markets compared to the previous year. The trend in revenues on the Italian market, in line with expectations, benefited from the reorganization of the commercial network implemented starting from January 2026.

    The trend in revenues on foreign markets, although influenced by the timing dynamics of purchases by distributors which led to a relative concentration of orders in the quarter, confirms the positive outlook for growth expected for 2026.

    Revenues relating to the sales area of proprietary and non-proprietary raw materials show substantial stability overall compared to 31 March 2025, with a slowdown in sales on the Italian market and an increase in those on foreign markets.

    The growth trend in revenues relating to the medical instruments business line continues, with an increase of 11% almost entirely referred to the Italian market.

    Revenues by area of activity

    Incidence

    €/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    Finished products- Italy

    17.409

    14.976

    16,3%

    53,2%

    56,8%

    Finished products- ROW

    12.294

    8.619

    42,6%

    37,6%

    32,7%

    Total finished products

    29.703

    23.595

    25,9%

    90,8%

    89,4%

    Raw mat. and s/f Prod. -Italy

    348

    454

    -23,5%

    1,1%

    1,7%

    Raw mat. and s/f Prod. -ROW

    350

    257

    36,3%

    1,1%

    1,0%

    Total Raw Mat. and semifin. Prod.

    698

    711

    -1,9%

    2,1%

    2,7%

    Medical instruments - Italy

    2.085

    1.860

    12,1%

    6,4%

    7,1%

    Medical instruments - ROW

    222

    217

    2,0%

    0,7%

    0,8%

    Total medical instruments

    2.306

    2.077

    11,0%

    7,1%

    7,9%

    Total

    32.707

    26.384

    24,0%

    100%

    100%

    The analysis of revenues divided between recurring activities (AS IS) and new Business Units (China, USA, Nutrition and Spain) shown in the following table confirms the growth trend of the AS IS business and the growing contribution of the new Business Units.

    New BU contribution

    Incidence

    €/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    AS IS Italy Revenues

    19.456

    16.972

    2.484

    14,6%

    59,5%

    64,3%

    Nutrition Revenues

    385

    318

    67

    21,1%

    1,2%

    1,2%

    Domestic Market revenues

    19.841

    17.290

    2.548

    14,7%

    60,7%

    65,5%

    ROW AS IS Revenues

    10.958

    8.307

    2.651

    31,9%

    33,5%

    31,5%

    New BU ROW revenues

    1.908

    786

    1.122

    142,7%

    5,8%

    3,0%

    Foreign markets revenues

    12.866

    9.094

    3.773

    41,5%

    39,3%

    34,5%

    Total AS IS revenues

    30.414

    25.279

    5.135

    20,3%

    93,0%

    95,8%

    Total New BU revenues

    2.293

    1.104

    1.189

    107,7%

    7,0%

    4,2%

    Total Revenues

    32.707

    26.384

    6.324

    24,0%

    100%

    100%

    The analysis of revenues by geographical area confirms Europe as the market with the highest impact on foreign revenues and the growing incidence of the Far East and North America as a result of the increase in sales volumes in China and United States.

    Revenues by geographic area

    Incidence

    €/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    Italy

    19.841

    17.290

    14,8%

    60,7%

    65,5%

    Total Italy

    19.841

    17.290

    14,8%

    60,7%

    65,5%

    Europe

    5.698

    4.985

    14,3%

    17,4%

    18,9%

    Middle east

    2.571

    1.990

    29,2%

    7,9%

    7,5%

    Far east

    1.450

    831

    74,6%

    4,4%

    3,2%

    North America

    1.205

    285

    323,5%

    3,7%

    1,1%

    South America

    335

    172

    94,5%

    1,0%

    0,7%

    Other

    1.607

    831

    93,4%

    4,9%

    3,2%

    Total Rest of World

    12.866

    9.094

    41,5%

    39,3%

    34,5%

    Total

    32.707

    26.384

    24,0%

    100%

    100%

    The changes in the other areas are attributable to the timing of the formalization of purchase orders by distributors.

    Revenues from sales on foreign markets are represented almost exclusively by the Sideral® line.

    The analysis of revenues from finished products by product line, as presented in the table below, highlights growth across all main product lines.

    The Sideral® line confirmed its position as the Italian market leader with a share of 50.9% in terms of value and 45.7% in terms of volumes1.

    Revenues by Product Line

    Incidence

    €/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    Sideral

    22.064

    17.114

    28,9%

    67,5%

    64,9%

    Cetilar

    3.003

    2.490

    20,6%

    9,2%

    9,4%

    Apportal

    2.815

    2.352

    19,7%

    8,6%

    8,9%

    Sidevit B12

    652

    407

    n.s.

    2,0%

    1,5%

    Ultramag

    391

    519

    -24,7%

    1,2%

    2,0%

    Other

    778

    713

    9,2%

    2,4%

    2,7%

    Medical Instruments

    2.306

    2.077

    11,0%

    7,1%

    7,9%

    Raw Materials

    698

    711

    -1,9%

    2,1%

    2,7%

    Total

    32.707

    26.384

    24,0%

    100%

    100%

    ‌1 Source: Pharmacy channel sell-out data processed by Pharma Data Factory

    In terms of volumes, sales of finished products as at 31 March 2026 amounted to approximately 3.7 million units, an increase of approximately 22% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year.

    F.P. Volumes

    Incidence

    Units/1000

    2026

    2025

    Δ%

    2026

    2025

    Finished products - Italy

    1.238

    1.035

    19,6%

    33,8%

    34,6%

    Finished products - Rest of world

    2.424

    1.957

    23,9%

    66,2%

    65,4%

    Total

    3.661

    2.992

    22,4%

    100%

    100%

  3. ‌Reference markets in which the Group operates

    The Pharmanutra Group, specialized in the research, development and marketing of nutraceutical products and medical devices, is one of the main players in the Italian market, and continues to successfully expand its presence on international markets.

    Below is an analysis of the main reference markets in Italy, with particular attention to the most relevant product lines in terms of turnover.

    The analyses presented are based on sell-out data from the Pharmacy channel processed by Pharma Data Factory. The adoption of a new panel compared to the one previously used has led to changes in the data, with impacts also on the time series.

    1. Iron market

      The Pharmanutra Group operates in the iron market, consisting of both supplements (Food Supplements) and drugs (Drug), with the Sideral® product line.

      The following graph shows the trend of the market share of the Sideral® Line (expressed in value and units) in relation to the market of iron supplements only.

      Food Supplements Iron Market and % Sideral® Market Share



      In the first quarter of 2026, the Sideral® Line confirms its leadership position, in terms of value, both in the supplements segment, with a market share of 51%, and in the overall market with a market share of 40%.

      % Sideral® Market Share in Food Supplements and in Total Iron Market (Val)



      On the supplement market, the significant contribution of the Sideral® line is also confirmed in terms of units, going from 558,248 units sold in the first quarter of 2025 to 571,471 in the first quarter of 2026 (+2.4%).

      % Sideral® Market Share in Food Supplements Iron Market (Un)



    2. Topical painkillers market

      The Cetilar® line operates in the topical painkillers market, showing, in the first quarter of 2026, stable growth and an increase in market share.

      The following graph shows the trend of the market share of the Cetilar® line (expressed in value and units) in relation to the reference market.

      Total Market and % Cetilar® Market Share



      In an overall declining competitive scenario (-3% in terms of units sold) in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the first quarter of 2025, the Cetilar® line recorded growth of 2.3%, going from a market share of 4.6% to 4.7% in value and from 3.3% to 3.5% in volume.

      The following graph shows the trend by quarter from January 2025 to March 2026 of the overall market for topicals and the Cetilar® line.



    3. Tonic Market

      The following graph shows the trend of the market share of the Apportal® Line (expressed in value and units) with a distinction between the toners segment and the overall market for tonics, restoratives and multivitamins for adults.

      Tonic Market Tonic, restoratives, and multivitamins market (adult)

      % Apportal® Market Share % Apportal® Market Share



      Against a contraction in the tonic market in value of -5% and in the overall market of -7% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the first quarter of 2025, the Apportal® Line shows an increase in market share in value and in units.

      The trend observed underlines a good capacity for penetration and loyalty, allowing the Apportal® Line to maintain a positive performance even in a shrinking market context.

    4. Vitamin B Market

      As of November 2024, Sidevit® B12 was introduced on the market of vitamin B, a new product with a high concentration of sucrosomial vitamin B12 and with folic acid (from Quatrefolic®).

      Sidevit® B12 has progressively increased its presence, reaching a market share of 3.75% and 3.13% per unit in the first quarter of 2026.

      Below is the monthly trend of the reference market with the relative shares of Sidevit® B12 (value and units).

      Vitamin B Market and % Sidevit B12® Market share



  4. ‌Significant events after the end of the period

    No significant events have occurred after the end of the period.

  5. ‌Expected business developments

Results of the first months of 2026 confirm the revenue growth expectations versus the previous year, both in the Italian and international markets, for the recurring business as well as for the new business units.

Thanks to our ability to adapt and remain resilient, we also expect an increase in marginality, which is supposed to progressively grow in the coming years, together with a strong cash generation.

With reference to the current geopolitical situation and related international tensions, we do not foresee significant impacts from the energy cost increase due to the US/Iran conflict.

Pisa, May 11th 2026

For the Board of Director

The President

(Andrea Lacorte)

‌CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS AT 31 MARCH 2026 AND EXPLANATORY NOTES

‌Consolidated Balance sheet

€/1000

3/31/2026

12/31/2025

NON CURRENT ASSETS

53.455

52.331

Buildings, plant and equipment

24.074

24.132

Intangible assets

24.655

24.475

Investments

4

4

Non current financial assets

280

280

Other non current assets

1.961

1.287

Deferred tax assets

2.481

2.153

CURRENT ASSETS

74.670

72.902

Inventories

8.483

8.852

Cash and cash equivalents

21.161

18.575

Current financial assets

7.843

12.040

Trade receivables

28.260

24.762

Other current assets

8.394

7.831

Tax receivables

529

842

TOTAL ASSETS

128.125

125.233

NET EQUITY

74.474

71.241

Share Capital

1.123

1.123

Treasury shares

(5.897)

(5.897)

Other Reserves

76.089

56.161

IAS Reserves

(175)

(36)

Result of the period

3.456

20.002

Group Equity

74.596

71.353

Third parties equity

(122)

(112)

NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

22.256

22.959

Non current financial liabilities

14.439

15.450

Provision for non current risks and

charges

1.687

1.841

Provision for employees and directors

benefit

6.130

5.668

CURRENT LIABILITIES

31.395

31.033

Current financial liabilities

4.659

5.064

Trade payables

17.516

19.897

Other current liabilities

5.361

4.517

Tax payables

3.859

1.555

TOTAL LIABILITIES

53.651

53.992

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

128.125

125.233

‌Consolidated Income Statement

€/1000

NOTE

2026

2025

TOTAL REVENUES

33.396

26.822

Net revenues

2.1.1

32.707

26.383

Other revenues

2.1.2

689

439

OPERATING EXPENSES

27.187

21.885

Purchases of raw material, cons. and supplies

2.2.1

1.500

1.659

Change in inventories

2.2.2

754

(1.469)

Expense for services

2.2.3

22.014

19.227

Employee expenses

2.2.4

2.524

2.121

Other operating expenses

2.2.5

395

347

EBITDA

6.209

4.937

Amortization, depreciation and write offs

2.3

947

856

EBIT

5.262

4.081

FINANCIAL INCOME/(EXPENSES) BALANCE

-

(28)

Financial income

2.4.1

252

134

Financial expenses

2.4.2

(252)

(162)

PRE TAX RESULT

5.262

4.053

Income taxes

2.5

(1.817)

(1.635)

Profit/(loss) of the period

3.445

2.418

Third parties result

(11)

(18)

GROUP'S PROFIT/(LOSS) OF THE PERIOD

3.456

2.436

Earning per share (Euro)

0,36

0,25

‌Statement of Consolidated Comprehensive Income

€/1000

2026

2025

PROFIT/(LOSS) OF THE PERIOD

3.456

2.436

Gains (losses) from IAS adoption which will reversed to P&L

Gains (losses) from IAS adoption which will not be reversed to P&L

(139)

59

Comprehensive profit/(loss) of the period

3.317

2.495

Of which:

Compr. profit/(loss) attributable to minorities

(11)

(18)

Net Comp.Profit/(loss) of the group

3.328

2.513

‌Statement of changes in Consolidated Shareholders' Equity

€/1000

S. C.

Treas. Sh.

Other res.

IAS Res.

Res. of the

period

Group equity

Third Part. Cap. and

Res.

Third part. res. of the

period

Minority interest

Equity

Balance as at 1/1/25

1.123

(5.897)

56.161

(36)

20.002

71.353

(27)

(85)

(112)

71.241

Other changes

(139)

(139)

-

(139)

Allocation of result

20.001

(20.002)

(1)

(84)

85

1

-

Result of the period

3.456

3.456

(11)

(11)

3.445

Exchange differences

-

(73)

(73)

-

(73)

Balance as at 31/3/26

1.123

(5.897)

76.089

(175)

3.456

74.596

(111)

(11)

(122)

74.474

€/1000

S. C.

Treas. Sh.

Other res.

IAS res.

Res. of the per.

Group equity

Third part. Cap. and

res.

Third part. res. of the

per.

Minority interest

Equity

Balance as at 1/1/25

1.123

(4.564)

48.966

29

16.608

62.162

30

(57)

(27)

62.135

Other changes

(249)

59

(190)

-

(190)

Allocation of the result

16.608

(16.608)

-

(57)

57

-

-

Result of the period

2.436

2.436

(18)

(18)

2.418

Exchange differences

-

48

48

-

48

Balance as at 31/3/25

1.123

(4.813)

65.623

88

2.436

64.457

(27)

(18)

45

64.412

‌Consolidated Cash Flow Statement

€/1000 - INDIRECT METHOD

2026

2025

Net result before minority interests

3.456

2.436

NON MONETARY COST/REVENUES

Depreciation and write offs

947

856

Allowance to provisions for employee and director benefits

278

242

Third parties result

(11)

(18)

CHANGES IN OPERATING ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

Change in provision for non current risk and charges

(154)

30

Change in provision for employee and director benefit

184

142

Change in inventories

369

(1.494)

Change in trade receivables

(3.626)

(1.774)

Change in other current assets

(563)

(1.594)

Change in tax receivables

313

(141)

Change in other current liabilities

852

447

Change in trade payables

(2.381)

982

Change in tax payables

2.304

1.966

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS

1.968

2.080

Investments in intangible, property, plant and equipment

(1.002)

(701)

Disposal of intangibles, property, plant and equipment

53

-

Change in other assets

(674)

880

Change in deferred tax assets

(328)

(223)

CASH FLOW FROM INVESTMENTS

(1.951)

(44)

Other increase/(decrease) in equity

(212)

107

Treasury shares purchases

-

(249)

Financial assets increase

-

(371)

Financial assets decrease

4.196

7.030

Financial liabilities increase

5

800

Financial liabilities decrease

(1.476)

(1.009)

Financial ROU liabilities increase

151

124

Financial ROU liabilities decrease

(95)

(128)

CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING

2.569

6.304

TOTAL CHANGE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

2.586

8.340

Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period

18.575

15.494

Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period

21.161

23.834

CHANGE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

2.586

8.340

‌NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  1. ‌Basis of preparation and consolidation principles

    This Interim Report on Operations as at 31 March 2026 (hereinafter the "Interim Report") has been prepared as a STAR issuer in accordance with the provisions of Borsa Italiana Notice no. 7587 of 21 April 2016 "STAR Issuers": clarifications on interim management statements STAR/issuers': information on interim management statements; its content is consistent with the provisions of Art. 154-ter, paragraph 5, of Legislative Decree no. 58 of 24 February 1998.

    The Interim Report is prepared in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") issued by the International Accounting Standards Board ("IASB") and endorsed by the European Union. "IFRS" also refers to the International Accounting Standards ("IAS") still in force, as well as all interpretative documents issued by the Interpretations Committee, formerly called the International Financial Reporting Interpretations Committee ("IFRIC") and before that the Standing Interpretations Committee ("SIC"). The accounting principles adopted for the preparation of this Interim Report are the same as those adopted in the preparation of the Consolidated Financial Statements as at 31 December 2025, with the exception of the new standards and interpretations in force as of 1 January 2026 which did not have significant effects in the period.

    This Interim Report has not been audited by the independent auditors.

    The Interim Report was approved by the Board of Directors of Pharmanutra on 11th May 2026 and on the same date the same body authorised its publication to the public.

  2. ‌Comments on the main items

    1. Revenues

      1. Net revenues

        Net revenues as of March 31, 2026 increased by 24% compared to the same period of the previous year. As shown in the following table, the performance of the quarter shows an increase in sales for all the Group's business lines.

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Domestic sales revenues

        17.754

        15.430

        2.324

        Foreign markets revenues

        12.646

        8.876

        3.770

        Medical instruments revenues

        2.307

        2.077

        230

        Total Net Revenues

        32.707

        26.383

        6.324

        The breakdown of net revenues by business area and geographic market is shown below:

        €/1000

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Δ%

        Incidence 2026

        Incidence 2025

        Italy

        17.409

        14.976

        2.433

        Total F.P. Italy

        17.409

        14.976

        2.433

        16,3%

        53,2%

        56,8%

        Europe

        5.436

        4.739

        697

        14,7%

        Middle East

        2.516

        1.990

        526

        26,4%

        South America

        335

        171

        164

        95,7%

        Far East

        1.352

        815

        537

        65,9%

        Other

        2.656

        904

        1.751

        193,7%

        Total F.P. ROW

        12.294

        8.619

        3.675

        42,6%

        37,6%

        32,7%

        Raw materials Italy

        348

        454

        (107)

        -23,5%

        1,1%

        1,7%

        Raw materials ROW

        350

        257

        93

        36,3%

        1,1%

        1,0%

        Total Raw Materials

        698

        711

        (13)

        -1,9%

        2,1%

        2,7%

        Medical instrumets Italy

        2.085

        1.860

        225

        12,1%

        6,4%

        7,1%

        Medical instrumets ROW

        222

        217

        4

        2,0%

        0,7%

        0,8%

        Total Medical instruments

        2.306

        2.077

        229

        11,0%

        7,1%

        7,9%

        Total Net revenues

        32.707

        26.384

        6.324

        24,0%

        100%

        100%

      2. Other revenues

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Tax receivables

        48

        48

        Contractual Indemnities

        94

        -94

        Reimbursement and expenses recover

        33

        77

        -44

        Contingent assets

        71

        191

        -120

        Other revenues

        537

        77

        460

        Total other revenues

        689

        439

        250

        The increase in Other revenues is mainly due to the use of the provision for inventory write-offs set aside in previous years for the destruction of products carried out during the period.

    2. OPERATING EXPENSES

      1. Purchases of raw materials, supplies and consumables

        Purchases are detailed in the table below:

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Raw and semifinished materials

        993

        1.365

        -372

        Consumables

        193

        191

        2

        Finished products

        314

        103

        211

        Total raw materials, semif., cons. and f.p.

        1.500

        1.659

        -159

      2. Change in inventories

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Change in raw mat. inventories

        659

        -159

        818

        Change in semifin. prod. inventories

        -1.066

        50

        -1.116

        Change in F.P. inventories

        1.122

        -1.368

        2.490

        Inventories write off accrual

        39

        8

        31

        Change in inventories

        754

        -1.469

        2.223

        The change in inventories of finished products derives from production planning with a view to cost efficiency.

        The final value of inventories is adjusted by the provision for inventory write-offs, amounting to Euro 948 thousand (Euro 1,303 thousand as of December 31, 2025).

      3. Services Expenses

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Marketing

        7.003

        5.097

        1.906

        Production and logistic

        6.434

        5.799

        635

        Other general expenses

        2.608

        2.374

        234

        R&D

        249

        265

        -16

        Information technology

        189

        229

        -40

        Commercial and sales network

        2.910

        2.948

        -38

        Corporate bodies

        2.527

        2.419

        108

        Rent and leases

        32

        33

        -1

        Financial services

        62

        63

        -1

        Total services expenses

        22.014

        19.227

        2.787

        The increase in Marketing derives from the investments made to support the new Business Units. The increase in General Service Costs is mainly due to travel costs, ecommerce platform fees and consultancies. The increase in Production and logistics is related to the increase in inventories at the end of the period.

      4. Personnel cost

        The breakdown of personnel costs is shown in the following table:

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Wages and salaries

        1.882

        1.589

        293

        Social contributions

        550

        466

        84

        Leaving Indemnity accrual

        84

        54

        30

        Other personnel expenses

        8

        12

        -4

        Total Personnel cost

        2.524

        2.121

        403

        The increase compared to 31 March 2025 is determined by the hires made during the period for the gradual adaptation of the organisational structure to increasing volumes of activity.

        The breakdown of the average number of employees by category is shown in the following table:

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Managers

        6

        5

        1

        White

        collars

        110

        103

        7

        Blue collars

        16

        14

        2

        Total

        132

        122

        10

        As of March 31, 2026, the number of Group employees amounted to 140 units compared to 132 units as of March 31, 2025.

      5. Other Operating expenses

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Sundry tax charges

        39

        44

        -5

        Membership fees

        6

        12

        -6

        Charitable donations

        69

        47

        22

        Other expenses

        281

        244

        37

        Total other operating expenses

        395

        347

        48

    3. DEPRECIATION, AMORTIZATION AND ACCRUALS

      2026

      2025

      Variation

      Amortization of intangible assets

      193

      169

      24

      Tangible assets depreciation

      626

      634

      -8

      Accrual to doubtful accounts prov.

      128

      4

      124

      Non ded. accrual for doubtful acc.

      49

      -49

      Total amort., depr. and accruals

      947

      856

      91

    4. FINANCIAL INCOME/EXPENSE

      1. Financial income

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Interest income

        156

        46

        110

        Exchange gains

        38

        16

        22

        Other financial income

        58

        72

        -14

        Total financial income

        252

        134

        118

      2. Financial expenses

        2026

        2025

        Variation

        Other financial expenses

        -40

        76

        -116

        Interest expenses

        -137

        -196

        59

        Exchange losses

        -75

        -42

        -33

        Total financial expenses

        -252

        -162

        -90

    5. INCOME TAXES

2026

2025

Variation

Current taxes

2.128

1.858

270

Deferred taxes

-311

-223

-88

Total income taxes

1.817

1.635

182

Taxes are set aside on an accrual basis and have been determined in accordance with applicable rates and regulations.

NET FINANCIAL POSITION

In accordance with the requirements of the CONSOB communication of 28 July 2006, and in accordance with ESMA's update with reference to the "Recommendations for the uniform implementation of the European Commission regulation on prospectuses", the Group's net financial position as at 31 March 2026 compared to 31 December 2025 is as follows:

31/3/26

31/12/25

A Cash

(21.161)

(18.575)

B Cash equivalents

C Other current financial assets

(7.843)

(12.040)

D Cash and cash equivalents (A+B+C)

(29.004)

(30.615)

1)

E Current financial debt (including debt instruments, but excluding the current portion of non-current financial debt)

573

1.000

F Current portion of non current financial debt

4.086

4.064

G Current financial debt (E+F)

4.659

5.064

of which secured

722

716

of which unsecured

3.937

4.348

H Net current financial debt (G-D)

(24.345)

(25.551)

2)

I Non-current financial debt (excluding the current portion and debt instruments)

14.439

15.450

J Debt instruments

K Trade and other non current debts

L Non current financial debt (I+J+K)

14.439

15.450

of which secured

10.124

10.307

of which unsecured

4.315

5.143

M Net financial debt (H+L) com. CONSOB (4/3/21 ESMA32-382-1138)

(9.906)

(10.101)

3)

N Other current and non current financial assets

(2.017)

(1.343)

O Net financial debt (M-N)

(11.923)

(11.444)

  1. Includes the following balance sheet items: Current financial liabilities (Payables to banks for transitional items Euro 130 thousand, Financial payables for rights of use Euro 442 thousand);

  2. Includes the following balance sheet items: Non-current financial liabilities (M/L term loans Euro 13,320 thousand, Financial payables for non-current rights of use Euro 1,119 thousand);

  3. Includes the following balance sheet items: Non-current financial assets (Deposit paid Euro 280 thousand) and Other non-current assets (Directors' TFM insurance Euro 1,737 thousand).

Pisa, May 11th 2026

For the Board of Directors The President

(Andrea Lacorte)

‌Declaration pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 154 bis of the Consolidated Law

on Finance

The undersigned Francesco Sarti, Manager in charge of preparing the corporate financial reports of Pharmanutra S.p.A.

DECLARES

pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 154 bis of the Consolidated Law on Finance, that the accounting information contained in the Pharmanutra Group's Interim Report on Operations as at 31st of March 2026 corresponds to the documentary results, books and accounting records.

Pisa, May 11th 2026

Pharmanutra S.p.A.

Manager in charge of drafting the accounting documents Francesco Sarti

PharmaNutra SpA

SGS



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