Thyssenkrupp Nucera Ag & Co. KgaaXETR: NCH2

Investorenpräsentation Q1 2025/2026

· Issued by Thyssenkrupp Nucera Ag & Co. Kgaa

‌Q1 2025/26 Results Presentation

February 11, 2026



‌With you today



Dr. Werner Ponikwar (CEO)

Dr. Stefan Hahn (CFO)

‌Disclaimer

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  1. ‌Business update



    ‌Q1 Highlights



    Full-year 2025/26 financial guidance confirmed New contract signed to supply electrolyzers for a large-scale Chlor-Alkali plant in the Middle East - order volume in the high double-digit million euro range, setting a record for thyssenkrupp nucera

    Launch of cooperation with GIZ to accelerate development of green hydrogen and Power-to-X markets in India Financials in line with expectations in Q1 - Modest EBIT decrease considering decline in sales thanks to improved project mix and cost containment

    gH2projects

    contracted

    ~3.3 GW

    Further engineering

    contracts under execution

    ~1.7 GW

    Total order backlog

    489mn €



    OxyChem:
    • Fabrication and shipment of key project items completed; now commissioning support

    ‌Project execution and commercial outlook

    Green Hydrogen (gH2)

    Chlor Alkali (CA)

    NEOM:
    • Project remains on course

    • Construction progress of green hydrogen plant reached 90% completion1

    TGV SRAAC India:
    • Delivery of elements on track

    Project execution Project execution Stegra:
    • All electrolyzer modules handed over to customer

    • Erection at site in Boden ongoing

    Unipar Brazil:
    • Material shipments completed; commissioning ongoing

    Project pipeline Project pipeline
    • Maturing project pipeline

    • Actively pursued projects of ~13 GW

    • Europe remains key focus market

    • Contract signed in December to supply large-scale CA plant in the Middle East

    • Strong potential for further service & new build orders in FY 2025/26

    1. NEOM Green Hydrogen Company, Company information on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/neom-green-hydrogen-company/

    No. of projects

    gH2pipeline

    Aggregated size

    Contract value

    Substantial

    pipeline1

    #126

    ~55 GW

    ~29bn €

    Pursue

    Actively

    pursued projects2

    #34

    ~13 GW

    ~7bn €



    South America

    12%

    India

    8%

    Other

    10%

    10%

    North

    America

    Middle East

    & Turkey 8%

    Regional

    split1

    19%

    Australia

    34%

    Europe

    ‌Pipeline refinement reflecting maturing gH2market

    ~1.7 GW

    of projects in engineering phase in Europe with the potential to be converted into firm equipment orders of close to 1bn € in the near to mid-term

    gH2project pipeline as of February 2026.

    1. Substantial pipeline = Projects where we had first interactions with and that are being monitored closely; 2. Projects which already passed the pursue / non-pursue gate.

    ‌Momentum building in gH2due to favorable regional developments

    EU

    • Europe is the global demand center for green molecules,

      based on regulatory frameworks

    • RED III sets binding RFNBO quotas for transport and industry, which leads to an increase in gH2demand and a build-up of additional capacity by 2030 of up to1

      • RED III transport: 1.1mn t or ~11 GW electrolyzers

      • RED III industry: 1.3mn t or ~13 GW electrolyzers

    • RED III implementation is gaining momentum, specifically in transport. Already implemented quotas from ReFuelEU Aviation and FuelEU Maritime provide further potential

    India

    • India's National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to establish

      the country as a global hub for producing, using, and exporting green hydrogen and its derivatives

    • Rapid industrial growth and substantial renewable energy capacity additions lead the way to increase India's energy independence and to accelerate the energy transition and green hydrogen markets

    • Significant increases planned in infrastructure and production capacity (5mn t annually in 2030) - first projects are now getting underway



    Positive outlook supported by strengthening signals of a recovery in the green hydrogen market

    1. Clean Hydrogen Monitor, Hydrogen Europe, Sep 2025

  2. ‌Update on

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Q1 2025/26 financials



‌Q1 financials as expected and in line with FY guidance

Order intake (mn €)

95

75

EBIT

(mn €)

8

-4

Q1 2024/25 Q1 2025/26

Q1 2024/25 Q1 2025/26

147

Sales (mn €)

262

Q1 2024/25 Q1 2025/26

30

Free Cash Flow (mn €)

-5

Q1 2024/25 Q1 2025/26

Improved project mix and active cost management offset by absolute lower sales volume as expected; financial stability remains intact

‌Order intake with usual volatility - Large CA order to be booked in Q2

Order intake (mn €)

Q1

-21%

Order intake Q1

  • gH2continues to be impacted by project shifts and delayed market ramp-up

    95

    89

    5 2024/25

    CA gH2

    75

    70

    5 2025/26

    • CA decline due to high comparison base in service business; new build business above PY

    • New project for large-scale Chlor-Alkali plant in the Middle East - expected to be booked in Q2 (high double-digit mn € amount)

    • Order backlog on group level of 489mn € (31 Dec 2025)

      ‌Sales decline as expected reflecting high degree of project progress

      Sales (mn €)

      262

      -44%

      147

      Sales Q1

      154

108

77

Q1

70

  • Sales declined yoy across both segments

  • gH2(-50% yoy) due to declining NEOM sales, reflecting high percentage of revenue realization, and lack of new orders; Stegra with substantial sales contribution on PY level

  • CA (-35% yoy) due to declining new build business; service sales remained on PY level

    2024/25 2025/26

    CA gH2

    • Sales development in line with FY guidance

      ‌Improved project margin mix, but lower sales volume weighs on EBIT

      EBIT (mn €)

      Q1

      -12mn €

      16

8 -4

8

-12

EBIT Q1

  • Only modest EBIT decline, demonstrating resilience in the face of lower sales

  • Group gross margin increased by

    +5%P. to 17% of sales thanks to improved project mix

  • gH2EBIT decline (-4mn € yoy) and CA decline (-8mn € yoy) driven by absolute lower sales volume

  • Negative derivative effect (2mn €)

    -8

    2024/25 2025/26

    CA gH2

    from raw material valuation

    ‌Stable SG&A expenses driven by implemented cost saving measures

    Q1

    Operating costs (mn €)

    % of sales

COGS

  • Substantial improvement in % of sales driven by both segments

    7%

89%

233 18

83%

12%

122 18

SG&A

  • Stable in absolute terms -underlying improvement offset by one-time effects

  • Cost containment and restrictive hiring proving effective

    3%

6%

9 7

2024/25 2025/26

COGS SG&A R&D

R&D

  • Increased R&D efforts as planned

  • R&D expenses partially capitalized

    ‌Lower net income and EPS driven by EBIT decline

    EBIT to Net Income (mn €)

    Q1 2025/26

    yoy change

    -12

    -3 -15 3 -12

    Impacted by lower interest income resulting from lower interest rates

    -1

    -3

    Translates into

    EPS of -0.02 €

    -1

    3

    -4

    EBIT

    Financial income

    /expenses

    (-0.09 € yoy)

    EBT Taxes Net income

    ‌Cash flow resilience - net financial assets remain very strong

    Net Financial Assets

    Cash flow (mn €)

    Free Cash Flow

    -35mn € -8mn €

    35

30 656 648

-5

1

-6

-5

Free Cash Flow

  • Operating CF: Decline driven by lower earnings and cash outflows related to reductions in trade payables and contract liabilities

  • Investing CF: Investments contain capitalized R&D expenses Investments mainly related to module and stack development and SOEC

    Net Financial Assets

  • Broadly stable, remaining on a high level

    Q1 2024/25

    Q1 2025/26

    Sept '25 Dec '25

    • Providing sufficient headroom to withstand current market

Operating CF Investing CF

challenges

‌Outlook for FY 2025/26 confirmed

Order intake

350 to 900mn €

FY 2024/25: 348mn €

Sales

500 to 600mn €

FY 2024/25: 845mn €

EBIT

-30 to 0mn €

FY 2024/25: 2mn €

gH2

Sales

150 to 220mn €

FY 2024/25: 459mn €

EBIT

-80 to -55mn €

FY 2024/25: -56mn €

CA

Sales

320 to 400mn €

FY 2024/25: 386mn €

EBIT

40 to 65mn €

FY 2024/25: 58mn €

thyssenkrupp nucera Group thyssenkrupp nucera segments

‌Key messages

Financial performance in line with expectations, demonstrating our ability to effectively navigate the consequences of the slow market development

Well positioned to continue leveraging solid potential in CA and to grow with large-scale gH2orders in a market with new momentum

Ongoing focus on technology and innovation to improve our product offering and competitive position

Focus on winning new orders in both technologies with tangible potential to convert

1.7 GW of engineering work into equipment contracts for gH2



‌Questions & Answers



‌Events & Financial Calendar



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Feb 25 Annual General Meeting May 12 Q2/6M 2025/26

Aug 12 Q3/9M 2025/26 Dec 16 Q4/FY 2025/26

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‌Appendix



‌EBITDA

(in mn €)

Q1 2024/25

Q1 2025/26

EBITDA

11

-1

EBITDA margin (in %)

4%

-1%

‌External sales by region

(in mn €)

Q1 2024/25

Q1 2025/26

Europe

74

76

North America

30

18

South America

31

10

Asia / Pacific

5

15

Greater China

13

9

India

2

1

Middle East & Africa

106

18

Total

262

147

The allocation of sales is based on the location of the construction site of each project.

‌Group | Summary income statement Q1

(in mn €)

Q1 2024/25

Q1 2025/26

Sales

262

147

Cost of sales

-233

-122

Gross profit

30

24

% margin

11%

17%

R&D

-7

-9

SG&A

-18

-18

Other income /(expense), net

3

-2

EBIT

8

-4

% margin

3%

-3%

Financial income /(expense), net

6

3

Earnings before taxes

13

-1

Income tax expense

-4

-1

Net income

9

-3

Earnings per share (EPS) (in €)

0.07

-0.02

‌Group | Summary balance sheet assets

(in mn €)

Sept 30, 2025

Dec 31, 2025

Property, plant and equipment

54

51

Goodwill

53

53

Intangible assets other than goodwill

28

33

Other non-current assets1

21

21

Total non-current assets

156

158

Inventories

179

171

Trade accounts receivable

50

45

Contract assets

36

36

Other financial assets

7

4

Cash and cash equivalents

684

677

Other current assets2

53

40

Total current assets

1,009

973

Total assets

1,165

1,132

1. Includes Other financial assets, Other non-financial assets and Deferred tax assets 2. Includes Other non-financial assets, Current income tax assets

‌Group | Summary balance sheet equity and liabilities

(in mn €)

Sept 30, 2025

Dec 31, 2025

Equity attributable to equity holders

753

748

Accrued pension and similar obligations1

10

10

Other provisions

1

1

Deferred tax liabilities

0

0

Lease liabilities and other financial liabilities

24

25

Total non-current liabilities

35

36

Trade accounts payable

118

106

Contract liabilities

141

127

Lease liabilities and other financial liabilities

16

14

Other current liabilities2

103

101

Total current liabilities

377

347

Total liabilities

413

383

Total equity and liabilities

1,165

1,132

1. Includes Accrued pension and similar obligations and Provisions for other non-current employee benefits 2. Includes Provisions for current employee benefits, Other provisions, Current income tax liabilities and Other non-financial liabilities

‌Group | Summary cash flow statement Q1

(in mn €)

Q1 2024/25

Q1 2025/26

Net income

9

-3

Depreciation & amortisation

3

3

Change in NWC1

17

-13

Other operating cash flow2

7

13

Cash flow from operating activities

35

1

Expenditures for acquisitions

0

0

Capital expenditures

-6

-7

Proceeds from disposals

0

0

Cash flow from investing activities

-5

-6

Dividends paid to equity holders

0

0

Other financing cash flow

-1

-1

Cash flow from financing activities

-1

-1

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents

29

-6

Effect of exchange rate changes

1

-1

Cash and cash equivalents at end of year

709

677

1. As per Cash Flow Statement and defined as: Changes in assets and liabilities net of non-cash effects in - Inventories, Trade accounts receivable, Contract assets, Trade accounts payable, Contract liabilities 2. Includes Deferred income taxes, net, Changes in assets and liabilities, net of non-cash effects in - Accrued pension and similar obligations and Other provisions, Other assets/liabilities not related to investing financing activities

‌