Sonda S.a.BCS: SONDA

Q2 (2q25 earnings release)

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EARNINGS RELEASE SONDA S.A. and Subsidiaries 1H25 - 2Q25

January 01, 2025 - June 30, 2025

SONDA S.A. and subsidiaries report their consolidated financial results for the period from January 01 to June 30, 2025. All figures are expressed in Chilean pesos and have been prepared under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Translations to US dollars stated in this report are based on the month-end exchange rate as of June 30, 2025 (1 US$ = 933.42 Chilean Pesos).





Highlights

Revenues reached US$781.4 million, in line with the same period in 2024 in reporting currency, and a 4.6% increase in constant currency. Operating Income reached US$26.0 million, decreasing by 31.4% in reporting currency and 28.3% in constant currency. EBITDA reached US$54.5 million, lower by 17.1% in reporting currency and 13.4% in constant currency, with an EBITDA Margin of 7.0%. The decreases in Operating Income and EBITDA are mainly due to higher provisions for bad debts, non-recurring results recorded in the first half of 2024, and an increase in commercial efforts (framed within the new Strategic Plan), and a significant reduction in 2025 of the positive accounting effect associated with hyperinflation in Argentina, as well as a negative consolidated exchange rate impact on the translation of the reporting currency.

In the Southern Cone Region, revenues grew by 7.1% in reporting currency and 8.2% in constant currency. Operating income was 25.8% lower (constant currency -22.4%), and EBITDA was 12.6% lower (constant currency -10.2%), with an EBITDA margin of 7.1%.

In the Andean Region, revenues increased 1.7% in reporting currency and grew 3.5% in constant currency. Operating income was higher by 2.7% in reporting currency and 3.2% in constant currency. EBITDA decreased slightly by 1.5% in reporting currency and was in line with constant currency, with an EBITDA margin of 10.5%.

In North America, revenues decreased 18.4% in reporting currency and 12.5% in constant currency. Operating income increased 28.5% in reporting currency and 19.0% in constant currency. EBITDA increased 15.3% in reporting currency and 18.8% in constant currency, with an EBITDA margin of 13.4%.

In Brazil, revenues decreased 7.6% in reporting currency and increased 3.0% in constant currency. Operating income was 88.8% lower in reporting currency and 87.5% lower in constant currency. EBITDA was 51.8% lower (constant currency 46.3%). EBITDA margin reached 3.5%.

Notes:

Net Income attributable to Controllers reached US$3.6 million, lower by US$ 3.7 million than in the first half of 2024. This is mainly due to a lower Operating Income, higher financial costs and exchange rate differences, effects that are partially offset by a lower Income Tax charge.



Closed deals volume reached US$899.6 million, representing a 5.8% increase compared to the first half of 2024. The pipeline of potential business opportunities reached US$7,257.1 million, with notable participation from Brazil with US$2,381.3 million and the Southern Cone with US$2,178.6 million. The pipeline represents a 36.8% increase compared to December 24.

Among the businesses awarded in the second quarter, highlights include a new fiber optic implementation project in Brazil with the General Secretariat of the Government of Goiás, Additionally, a new operational continuity service with the Casas Bahía Group, and the development of internal systems solutions and Utilities solutions with Neoenergia. In Chile, the implementation of centralized control at Sotero del Rio and Cordillera Hospitals, through a concession with Sacyr, and a RIS (Radiology Information System) and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) telemedicine project on a Hybrid Cloud platform for the South Metropolitan Health Service. In Argentina, the installation of 4,000 validators on public transport trains in Buenos Aires, incorporating open payments (credit cards), stands out. In Panama, a technological platform project to manage the flow of people and cargo at border crossings between Panama and Costa Rica, with the National Customs Authority. In Colombia, administration and operation of information security platforms for physical, virtual, and cloud environments for a major financial conglomerate, over the next three years.

The Current Liquidity (1.7x), Financial Leverage (0.6x) and Financial Expense Coverage (2.8x) indicators reflect a healthy financial position.

In April 2025, Fitch Ratings affirmed the long-term ratings at AA-, assigning a Negative outlook. ICR, in August 2024, reaffirmed the rating assigned to bonds and solvency in the AA- category, with a Stable outlook.

  • Southern Cone Region: Chile (includes Transactional Business: Quintec Distribución + Tecnoglobal + Microgeo + Multicaja), Argentina, Uruguay.

  • Andean Region: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru.

  • North America: Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, United States.



  • Constant currency: corresponds to 2024 results, adjusted for 2025 exchange rates.

  • YoY: Year-over-year, current year compared to previous year.

EARNINGS RELEASE | 1H25 - 2Q25 | 2

Figure 1 - Consolidated Financial Statements

Millions of Ch$ (Ch$M)

Income Statement

jun-24

jun-25

∆ $

∆ %

Revenues

726,965

729,389

2,424

0.3%

Cost of Sales

(627,509)

(634,710)

(7,201)

1.1%

GROSS PROFIT

99,456

94,680

(4,776)

-4.8%

Administration Expenses

(64,116)

(70,444)

(6,328)

9.9%

OPERATING INCOME (1)

35,340

24,236

(11,105)

-31.4%

Depreciation and Amortization

26,080

26,662

582

2.2%

EBITDA (2)

61,420

50,897

(10,523)

-17.1%

Other Income

1,867

1,041

(826)

-44.3%

Other Expenses

(5,829)

(4,716)

1,114

-19.1%

PROFIT (LOSS) FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

31,378

20,561

(10,817)

-34.5%

Financial Income

7,271

8,435

1,164

16.0%

Financial Expenses

(20,921)

(22,721)

(1,801)

8.6%

Share of Profit (Loss) of Associates

40

197

157

394.5%

Foreign Exchange Differences

(547)

(1,169)

(622)

113.8%

Income (Loss) for Indexed Assets and Liabilities

186

764

578

310.4%

NET INCOME BEFORE TAXES

17,407

6,066

(11,341)

-65.1%

Income Tax Expense

(10,215)

(2,849)

7,366

-72.1%

NET INCOME FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS

7,192

3,217

(3,975)

-55.3%

Net Income Attributable to Minority Interest

345

(103)

(448) -129.8%

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO OWNERS OF THE COMPANY

6,847

3,320

(3,527)

-51.5%

Balance Sheet

dec-24

jun-25

∆ $

∆ %

Cash and Cash Equivalents

143,982

132,182

(11,800)

-8.2%

Other Current Financial Assets

4,371

4,449

78

1.8%

Trade Accounts Receivable and Other Receivables, Net

515,099

428,676

(86,422)

-16.8%

Accounts Receivable from Related Companies

1,067

1,120

53

4.9%

Inventories

84,994

90,034

5,039

5.9%

Other Current Assets

78,566

90,162

11,596

14.8%

CURRENT ASSETS

828,080

746,624

(81,456)

-9.8%

Intangibles Assets and Goodwill

264,345

273,702

9,357

3.5%

Property, Plant and Equipment, Net

129,957

126,777

(3,180)

-2.4%

Other Non-currents Assets

285,903

277,817

(8,086)

-2.8%

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

680,204

678,296

(1,908)

-0.3%

ASSETS

1,508,284

1,424,920

(83,365)

-5.5%

Other Current Financial Liabilities

80,429

63,689

(16,740)

-20.8%

Other Liabilities

450,038

369,368

(80,670)

-17.9%

CURRENT LIABILITIES

530,468

433,057

(97,411)

-18.4%

Other Non-current Financial Liabilities

253,873

270,253

16,380

6.5%

Other Liabilities, Non-Current

125,671

120,418

(5,253)

-4.2%

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

379,544

390,671

11,127

2.9%

LIABILITIES

910,012

823,728

(86,284)

-9.5%

Minority Interest

17,504

17,177

(327)

-1.9%

TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY ATTRIBUTABLE TO OWNERS OF THE COMPANY

580,768

584,015

3,247

0.6%

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

1,508,284

1,424,920

(83,365)

-5.5%



MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS ON 1H25 AND 2Q25 CONSOLIDATED RESULTS

I. Consolidated Results for the first half of 2025 (1H25)

Income Statement Analysis

Consolidated revenues reached $729,389 million (US$781.4 million) as of June 30, 2025, up 0.3% ($2,424 million / US$2.6 million) compared to the same period in 2024. In constant currency, revenues grew by 4.6%. Variations by business line are as follows:

Digital Business revenues decreased 0.6% ($1,329 billion / US$1.4 million) to $231.766 billion (US$248.3 million) as of June 25. In constant currency, revenue grew 5.4% ($11,821 billion / US$12.7 million). This variation (constant currency) is due to growth in most countries, partially offset by the Southern Cone.

Digital Services revenues decreased 9.8% ($23,913 billion / US$25.6 million) to $219.272 billion (US$234.9 million) as of June 25. On a constant currency basis, it decreased 2.6% ($5,857 billion / US$6.3 million).

Transactional Business revenues increased by 11.0% ($27,666 million / US$29.6 million) to $278,351 million (US$298.2 million) as of June 25. On a constant currency basis, it increased by 10.4% ($26,227 million / US$28.1 million).

Regarding revenue distribution by business line in the first half of 2025, Digital Business contributes 31.8%, Digital Services 30.1%, and Transactional Business the remaining 38.2% (of which Multicaja represents 9.8% of total revenue).

Figure 2 - Consolidated Revenues by Business Line 1H24 - 1H25

BUSINESS LINE

jun-24

Ch$M

jun-25

Ch$M

∆ $

∆ %

jun-24A

Ch$M

∆ $ (a/a)

∆ % (a/a)

Digital Business

233.095

231.766

(1.329)

-0,6%

219.944

11.821

5,4%

Digital Services

243.186

219.272

(23.913)

-9,8%

225.129

(5.857)

-2,6%

Transactional Business

250.685

278.351

27.666

11,0%

252.124

26.227

10,4%

Product Distribution

184.921

207.174

22.253

12,0%

186.361

20.814

11,2%

Multicaja

65.763

71.177

5.413

8,2%

65.763

5.413

8,2%

Total

726.965

729.389

2.424

0,3%

697.198

32.192

4,6%

Breakdown

Digital Business

32,1%

31,8%

31,6%

Digital Services

33,5%

30,1%

32,3%

Transactional Business

34,4%

38,1%

36,1%

Product Distribution

73,8%

74,4%

73,9%

Multicaja

26,2%

25,6%

26,1%

Total

100,0%

100,0%

100,0%

Note: Jun-24A corresponds to results for the year 2024 in constant currency, adjusted to 2025 exchange rate.

Cost of Sales and Selling, General and Administration Expenses

Consolidated Cost of Sales totaled $634,710 million (US$680.0 million) as of June 30, 2025, in line with the same period in 2024. In constant currency , they increased by 5.5% (y/y).

Administrative Expenses reached $70,444 million (US$75.5 million) as of June-25, 9.9% higher (yoy) in reporting currency and 13.9% higher (yoy) in constant currency. This variation is primarily associated with i) increased commercial activity, especially in the Transactional Business segment, as well as an increase in the commercial structure and effort, in line with the 2025-2027 Strategic Plan; ii) an increase in the provision for bad debts accounts; and iii) natural indexation for inflation during the period.

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Figure 3 - Income Statement 1H24- 1H25



SUMMARY OF CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

jun-24

Ch$M

jun-25

Ch$M

∆ $

∆ %

jun-24A

Ch$M

∆ $ (a/a)

∆ % (a/a)

Revenues

726,965

729,389

2,424

0.3%

697,198

32,192

4.6%

Cost of Sales

(627,509)

(634,710)

(7,201)

1.1%

(601,547)

(33,162)

5.5%

GROSS PROFIT

99,456

94,680

(4,776)

-4.8%

95,650

(971)

-1.0%

Administration Expenses

(64,116)

(70,444)

(6,328)

9.9%

(61,826)

(8,618)

13.9%

OPERATING INCOME (1)

35,340

24,236

(11,105)

-31.4%

33,825

(9,589)

-28.3%

EBITDA (2)

61,420

50,897

(10,523)

-17.1%

58,805

(7,907)

-13.4%

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO OWNERS

6,847

3,320

(3,527)

-51.5%

-

-

-

Gross Margin

13.7%

13.0%

13.7%

Operating Margin

4.9%

3.3%

4.9%

EBITDA Margin

8.4%

7.0%

8.4%

Net Margin

0.9%

0.5%

-

(1) Operating Income: Gross Profit - Administration Expenses

(2) EBITDA: Operating Income + Depreciation and Amortization

Note: Jun-24A corresponds to results for the year 2024 in constant currency, adjusted to 2025 exchange rate.

Operating Income and EBITDA

Operating Income reached $24,236 million (US$26.0 million), decreasing 31.4% compared to June 24. In constant currency, it was 28.3% lower (yoy). EBITDA totaled $50,897 million (US$54.5 million) as of June 25, decreasing 17.1% compared to June

24. In constant currency, EBITDA was 13.4% lower.

Operating Margin reached 3.3% and EBITDA Margin was 7.0%, both lower by 160 bps and 140 bps, respectively (yoy).

Other Items of the Operation (*)

Total Other Operating Items (*) show a loss of $18,169 million (US$19.5 million) as of Jun-25, compared to a loss of $17,933 million (US$19.2 million) as of Jun-24. The main variations are due to:

Increased Financial Costs ($1,801 million / US$1.9 million), mainly due to i) an increase in the interest rate on financial debt (banks and bonds), mainly in Brazil (increased CDI reference rates) and Chile; ii) higher implicit inflation in the new UF to CLP SWAP and the replacement of Series J bonds with bank debt; iii) increased commissions on bank promotions in the Transactional Business (installment sales); and iv) higher leasing expenses associated with the Managed Device Services business, primarily in Brazil and North America. These variations are partially offset by a lower stock of financial debt and its associated rate in Argentina. Financial Costs as of June 25 totaled C$22,721 million (US$24.3 million).

Increase in Financial Income ($1,164 million / US$1.2 million), primarily due to i) an increase in interest on financed services in Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay; ii) higher interest charged to customers in Brazil and Mexico; and iii) an increase in the availability of invested cash, the return on which is partially offset by lower investment interest rates. Financial Income as of June 25 was $8,435 million (US$9.0 million).

Decrease in Other Expenses, by Function ($1,114 million / US$1.2 million), mainly due to lower legal and contingency expenses, especially in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile; partially offset by higher restructuring expenses in Chile, Mexico, and the United States. Other Expenses as of June 25 were $4,716 million (US$5.1 million).

‌(*) Other Operating Items = Financial Income + Financial Costs + Share in Profits (Losses) of Associates + Foreign Currency Exchange Gains (Losses) + Result by Adjustment Units + Other Income + Other Expenses, by Function.

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Decrease in Other Income ($826 million / US$0.9 million), primarily due to the recovery of extraordinary expenses in Brazil in the first half of 2024. Other Income as of June 25 was $1,041 million (US$1.1 million).

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