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Investor presentation TOUAX 2025 Half Year Results

· Issued by Touax Sa

Your operational leasing solution for sustainable transportation

2025 Half-Year Results

Conference call September 19, 2025



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This document contains only summary information and should be read in conjunction with (i) the Company's Universal Registration Document and the consolidated financial statements and management report for the year ended December 31, 2024, and (ii) semi-annual financial statements 2025.

Further information about TOUAX SCA can be found on the Group's website (https://www.touax.com), in the Investor Relations section.



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Presentation of half-year results 19 September 2025

Contents

  • Recurring and solid business model

  • Profitability and fleet development
  • Business outlook
  • Shareholder performance

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TOUAX

3 Main Markets

Global player in the leasing of sustainable transport equipment

€75bn

700,000 wagons in

Europe and 335,000 in India

A global

presence

A unique business

in infrastructure transport in operation since 1853

€30bn

6,000 barges in

Europe and 25,000 in the Americas

~ 241

Employees (**)

3 standardised assets

€100bn (*)

> 58.4 million containers worldwide transporting

53% of freight by value

€1.2bn

Assets under management

An operating

lessor of sustainable transport assets



(*) Estimated replacement value, based on an average market price of $2,000/Ceus, with €/$ FX rate as of 30 June 2025 (source: Touax) (**) including 97 employees in the Modular Buildings division

A sustainable value chain

24 G CO2 / TONNE-KM*

33 G CO2 / TONNE- KM*

7 G CO2 / TONNE - KM*



*vs. 137g CO2 / tonne-km for road transportation

Source: Environmental European Agency, 2020

A structured CSR organisation, valued in extra-financial ratings




  • A second consecutive EcoVadis golden medal: 79/100 (+7 points) TOUAX's score is higher than 98% of the 150,000 companies assessed by Ecovadis accross all sectors

  • First Ethifinance Ratings golden medal: 75/100 (+5 points), continuous improvement over the last 2 years, Touax ranks first in the Industry sector / Transport sub-sector (among 1,868 listed companies evaluated)

Governance, Strategy and CSR policy

Supervision by the Supervisory Board and bi-monthly streering committee. Membership of the UN Global

  1. Compact and Diversity Charter. Update of the 2025 Environmental Policy with a "net zero pathway". Ethics

    guidelines revised in 2024, Sustainable Procurement Policy 2024, …

    ESG strategy focused on value creation and identification of opportunities related to the ecological transition

    Pursue of Structured Actions

  2. Double materiality analysis 2025, Carbon footprint assessment 2024, Purchasing of voluntary carbon credits

2025 (forest project), Strengthening of HR procedures, Regular employee trainings (ethics, anti-corruption,

cybersecurity, environment, HR), QWL workshops, …

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Sustainable Finance Strategy

CSR criteria into the investment decision-making process, Green Finance Framework with an Asset Allocation and Impact report, Financing from EIB (the European "climate bank") for the Freight Railcars activity, Green Loan with BPI France 76% of sustainable financings in the Group

  • EcoVadis : evaluation of the main CSR impacts according to four themes: Environment, Social & Human Rights, Ethics and Responsible Purchasing

  • Ethifinance Ratings: Evaluation of companies listed on the stock exchange on the basis of a reference framework of around 140 criteria, including: Environmental, Social, Governance and External Stakeholders.

Freight railcars

River barges

Containers



Assets under management*

€1,208m

No. 2 in Europe

(intermodal wagons) & India

Assets €635m

No. 1 in Europe & South America

Assets €89m

No. 1 in Europe

#3 worldwide in management for third-party investors

Assets €485m

Owned* assets

€680m

€446m

70%

€82m

93%

€151m

31%

Management on behalf of third parties

€529m

€189m

30%

€7m

7%

€333m

69%

Geographical presence

% of revenue

Europe 83%

India 17%

Europe 77%

Americas 23%

Global activity

100 %

* The Freight Railcars division, 51% owned by the Group, is fully consolidated

Leasing including chartering + Sales (new & used)

Leasing (€43.7m*) and Sales revenues (€31.3m*)

Leasing including maintenance + Sales (new & used)

Freight wagons

Owned assets

River barges

Sale of equipment

Leasing + Sales (new & used)

Containers

Management fees (€8.5m*): net additional contribution to the operating EBITDA

Initial syndication

Asset

management

Managed

Assets

Syndication fees

Management and performance fees

Sales commissions

* Figures as of 30 June 2025

Freight railcars

River barges

Containers



> 20 years > 20 years > 30 years

ACTVITIES

LEVERS

CREATED VALUE

+++



+

Shareholder

Stable financial performance

that creates value over time*

Societal

Sustainable transport in a low-

carbon economy

Economic

76% of leasing revenue is

recurrent

  • Balanced risk management (owned vs. managed activities)

  • Geographically diversified markets

  • Strong competitive

    position

  • Recurrent revenue and cash-flow

  • Standardised and

    mobile equipment

  • Long-life assets

    (30-50 years)

  • Low obsolescence generating high residual value

  • Multi-year leasing contracts

(3-10 years)

* Target of shareholder performance maximisation, measured by the book value per share and dividend payouts

Contents

  • Recurring and solid business model
  • Profitability and fleet development

    o Income Statement & Business Performance

o Balance Sheet and Cash Flow statement

  • Business outlook
  • Shareholder performance

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    Restated revenue from activities*

    Operating EBITDA**

    Net income Group share

    83.7

    30.0

    30.5

    +0.5

    80.4

    +3.2

    In millions of euros

    3.8

    2.5

    -1.3

    H1 2024 H1 2025

    H1 2024 H1 2025

    H1 2024 H1 2025

  • Net income Group share down by €1.3m (-35%). On a comparable basis, when retreating H1 2024 non-recurring items (€1.9m), the net income Group share increases by +31%.

    (*) Restated presentation for a better understanding of owned and managed activities

    (**) Operating EBITDA corresponds to recurring operating income adjusted for depreciation, amortisation and impairment.

    in millions of euros

    H1 2025

    H1 2024

    Variation

    Owned equipment leasing activity

    43.7

    44.4 -2%

    Owned equipment sales activity

    31.3

    28.1 11%

    Management and other activities

    8.7

    7.9 11%

    RESTATED REVENUE FROM ACTIVITIES

    83.7

    80.4 4%

    OPERATING EBITDA

    30.5

    30.0 2%

    Depreciation and impairments

    -16.1

    -15.9

    2%

    CURRENT OPERATING INCOME

    14.4

    14.2 2%

    Other operating income and expenses

    0.0

    0.4 -

    OPERATING INCOME

    14.4

    14.6

    -1%

    FINANCIAL RESULT

    -11.4

    -10.8

    5%

    Net income from discontinued operations

    0.0

    1.5 -

    CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME

    2.3

    4.6

    -50%

    Of which Group share

    2.5

    3.8

    -35%

    Of which minority interests

    -0.2

    0.8 -

    Earnings per share (€)

    0.36

    0.55 -35%

    • Operating EBITDA: +€0.5m, mainly due the performance of owned equipment sales activity and management activities

    • Current operating income: €14.4m (+€0.3m), with higher depreciation and impairments (€0.2m)

    • Net financial result: -€11.4m. The decrease in interest rates offsets the volume effect on debt (net positive impact of

      €0.3m), but the Group recorded an increase of €0.5m in other financial expenses and negative exchange rate

      difference of €0.3m.

    • Net income Group share: €2.5m

      In millions of euros

      17.0

      15.0

      -1.9

      11.0

      +3.9

      7.1

      3.9

      -1.1

      2.8

      1.7

      -0.4



      2.1

      H1 2024 H1 2025

      H1 2024 H1 2025

      H1 2024 H1 2025

      H1 2024 H1 2025

      Freight Railcars

      River Barges

      Containers

      Others*

      * Modular Buildings and Corporate

  • The performance of the Containers business in the first half of 2025 offsets the decline in other businesses

    Growth of the fleet under operational management



Number of freight railcars managed (platforms): 12,288

28%

2%

Owned

On behalf of third-parties Technical management

69%

Fleet mapping - 30 June 2025

  • Economic life span: 30 to 50 years

  • Book depreciation: 36 years

  • Weighted average age* of the global fleet: 12.2 years

  • Weighted average age* of owned fleet: 11.2 years

  • Average utilisation rate: 80.8%

  • Average lease term: 4.1 years

* Net book value weighting





Freight railcars Resilience of the activity in a challenging market

Decline in operating performance



15.0

17.0

29.1 28.0

In millions of euros

H1 2024

H1 2025

Operating EBITDA

Restated revenue from activities

Restated revenue from activities: -€1.2m (-4%) Lower operating EBITDA: -€1.9m (-11%)

  • Decrease in leasing activity (-€0.8m), and ancillary services (-€1.1m) due to the slowdown of the European intermodal market

  • Management activities: +€0.2m



A balanced portfolio between Europe and the Americas

A leading position in Europe

Number of river barges: 112*

10

38

64

* Including 13 managed on behalf of third-parties

Europe

South America

North America

Fleet mapping - 30 June 2025

  • Economic life span: 30 to 50 years

  • Book depreciation: 30 years

  • Weighted average age of the global fleet: 16.5 years

  • Weighted average age** of owned fleet: 14.9 years

  • Average utilisation rate: 99.1%

  • Average lease term: 3.1 years

    ** Net book value weighting





    Global growth of the activity

    Strong performance of the leasing activity

3.9

2.8

7.9 8.2

H1 2024

H1 2025

Operating EBITDA

In millions of euros

Restated revenue from activities

Higher restated revenue from activities: +€0.3m (+4%)

Operating EBITDA: -€1.1m (-28%)

  • Management activities: -€1.0m compared with the strong 2024 first semester (unfavourable comparison effect)

  • Increase in the chartering activity on the Rhine basin (+€0.7m) and increase in the leasing activity in North & South America (+€0.3m), but with higher related operating expenses (+€0.9m)





Containers A long-term leased fleet


Dynamic fleet management

Number of managed containers (TEU): 330,324

34%

66%

Owned

For third-parties

Fleet mapping - 30 June 2025

  • Economic life span: 15 years (maritime), 20 years (land)

  • Book depreciation: 13 years with RV between $1,000 and $1,400

  • Weighted average age* of owned fleet: 5.4 years

  • Competitive average price of owned containers, thanks to dynamic fleet management: $1,400/CEU **

  • Average utilisation rate: 95.9%

  • Average lease term: 6.1 years

  • Proportion of leases of 3 to 10 years: 72.4%

* Net book value weighting

** Net book value of owned containers, excluding leasing with purchase option



Containers Performance of sales and management activities


Higher revenue and profitability

11.0

40.3

7.1

34.1

H1 2024 H1 2025

Operating EBITDA

In millions of euros

Restated revenue from activities

Restated revenue from activities: +€6.2m (+18%)

Increase of the operating EBITDA: +€3.9m (+55%)

  • Management activity: +€1.4m

  • Higher ancillary services (pick-up charges): +€2.3m

  • Decrease of €2.2m in operating expenses (including a reversal of customers risks provisions)





Asset management for third-parties


Additional contribution to revenues and growth

Growing investor demand for real assets linked to infrastructure

  • Investor criteria for selecting our assets:

    • Diversification strategy in relation to financial markets

    • Investment in real assets as a natural hedge against inflation

    • Recurring returns, with low volatility

    • Real assets in the heart of the sustainable transport

    • Assets supporting sustainable development and reducing CO2 emissions

  • Long-term management contracts (12-15 years)

  • TOUAX does not guarantee investors a minimum return

  • Assets owned and managed pooled to align interests

    Asset management favourable to TOUAX's business: additional income and growth, fully scalable activity without the need to invest on TOUAX's balance sheet







Asset management for third-parties


A unique expertise within transport infrastructures

A specialised management platform for Funds and direct Investors

  • TYPES OF INVESTORS

    • 35 investors: insurance companies, pension funds, family offices, finance companies and infrastructure funds

    • Investments through two funds, for which TOUAX is an operating partner:

      the Real Asset Income Fund S.C.A. (€180m invested or available assets),

      the SETEF fund, backed by the EIB (€240m to be invested over 4 years)



    • Direct investors (managed accounts): 10 investors spread over more than 20 investments pools

  • H1 2025 HIGHLIGHTS AND OUTLOOK 2025/2026

    • Syndications completed in 2025:

      €23m globally in Freight Railcars, River Barges and Containers activities

    • Assets under management: €529m

    • Several opportunities identified in our three business lines, with transactions already underway for the end of 2025

      Contents

  • Recurring and solid business model
  • Profitability and fleet development

    o Income Statement & Business Performance

    o Balance Sheet and Cash Flow statement

  • Business outlook
  • Shareholder performance

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    In millions of

    Assets * Liabilities

    euros

    Non-current assets and inventories

    529.6 509.7

    529.6 509.7

    Total shareholders'

    equity

    Net debt

    12/31/2024 06/30/2025

    * Of which goodwill and intangible assets: €8.5m

    71.6

41.9

329.3

304.7

138.4

153.3

12/31/2024 06/30/2025

Working capital (resource)

  • Change in total shareholders' equity: -€14.8m, mainly from negative currency translation adjustments (-€10.4m)

  • Net debt increased by €24.7m: the gross debt increases by €6.2m related to new investments while cash position decreases by €17.2m

From €361m gross debt to €329m net debt

Breakdown of financing sources

In millions of

euros

361.1

264.4

96.6

31.7

329.3

Gross debt *

Cash and

equivalents

Net debt

* Including debt derivative instruments

Non-recourse debt Recourse debt

15%

12%

73%

Debt Capital Markets

Financings secured by Assets Corporate & other financings

Overall weighted interest rate, as of 30 June 2025 :

5.25% (compared with 5.43% in December 2024)

€: 4.24% ; $: 6.65% ; £: 4.12%

Maturity schedule

Financial ratios: LTV & ICR

Corporate Debt

Asset financing without recourse

91

Other (loan with recourse)

67

69

8

9

  • Renewal of asset-backed financings: inherent to TOUAX's

    business (€105m for the Freight railcars division in 2025 vs.

    €157m as of 31 December 2024 following the €50m refinancing with EIB in April, and €61m for the Containers division in 2026)

  • Corporate debt: mid-2027 maturity for the club-deal loan

(€34m) and the EuroPP bond (€44.7m)

> 5 years

2029

2028

2027

2026

2025

6

6

65

65

79

6

6

116

In millions of euros

117

Loan to Value *

Interest Coverage Ratio

2.85

2.67

2.80

63.7%

60.2%

59.0%

H1 2024

2024

H1 2025

  • Loan-To-Value contained at 63.7% (< 70%)

  • Interest Coverage Ratio: improved over 1 year,

well above contractual covenants (>2.0)

* Ratio of Consolidated gross financial debt to Total assets less goodwill and

intangible assets

Operating flows excluding operating WCR

28.7

-8.4

-41.5

27.3

H1 2025 H1 2024

In millions of euros

Net operating flows -22.6 5.0

Change in operating WCR (excluding inventories) Net purchases of equipment and changes in

inventories

-0.1

-23.5

Investment flows

-3.2

-1.2

Financing flows

8.8

-5.1

Exchange rates variations

-1.0

0.3

CHANGE IN NET CASH

-18.0

-1.0

  • Good level of operating cash flows (excluding operating WCR) reaching €27.3m, in line with the operating EBITDA level

  • Growth in net investment in equipment (-€41.5m)

  • Financing flows including +€20.4m of net increase of financial debt, -€11.1m of interests paid and -€1.8m of dividend paid

  • Finally, the net cash position decreases by €18m, reaching €30.9m as of 30 June 2025

Contents

  • Recurring and solid business model
  • Profitability and fleet development
    • Business outlook

  • Shareholder performance

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Market

+





Lessors: at the heart 75% of purchases of new wagons in

Europe

+



Green agenda: ecological transition with modal shift

+



Major infrastructure projects in Europe, to expand the

UIC network (International Union of Railways):

  • Lyon - Torino

  • Rail Baltica Project

  • Fehmarnbelt Tunnel (linking Denmark and Germany)

  • Connecting Spain to the UIC network

  • Project to connect Ukraine to the UIC network

Europe: medium and long-term freight growth (in metric tonne/km) & temporary economic slowdown that would create opportunities for external growth (sale & lease back ; fleet acquisition)

+



India: strong development of railway infrastructure & traffic growth correlated with projected GDP growth (+6.5% in 2025 - Source: IMF)

-



European intermodal traffic down to pre-Covid levels

Touax Rail's ambitions

Support our customers by offering a diversified range of railcars, in line with the market

Reinforce innovation (IOT, predictive maintenance) and constantly improving the customer experience

(operational excellence)

Increase fleet under management through organic growth, with the support of infrastructure funds

Seize opportunities to buy out existing fleets to stimulate growth

Pursue growth in India and launch of new-designed wagons



Market

+





Global market buoyant for cereals and energy-related raw materials

+



+



+



Favourable European trend with decarbonisation Sustained demand on the European basins Buoyant market in the Americas

=



Climate impact in South America (low water) and Danube River

(drought impacting cereal culture)

Touax River Barges' ambitions

Increase fleet under management through organic growth, with the support of infrastructure funds

Develop asset rotation (trading and syndication) to renew the fleet and generate recurring sales and management margins

Focus investments in Europe: Seine (aggregates), Rhine (biomass, ore and steel), Danube (cereals)



Take advantage of the European Green Deal by offering innovative electric and autonomous river boats

Take advantage of our presence in the United States and South America to seize opportunities arising from current world trade tariff negotiations