Financial Performance - Net sales increased by 18% to $2,125.1 million in FY25 Q1[1] - Comparable net sales increased by 1%[1] - Adjusted earnings per share increased by 10% to $2.44[1] - Free cash flow was $49.2 million, compared to $67.6 million in the prior year[1] - Adjusted Gross Profit increased 29% to $832.5 million[1] - Adjusted Operating Income increased 35% to $447.9 million[1] Segment Results - U S Retail Coffee net sales were $623.4 million, with no change YoY[8] - U S Retail FH&S net sales were $496.8 million, up 7% YoY[8] - U S Retail Pet Foods net sales were $399.7 million, down 9% YoY[8] - International & AFH net sales decreased 1% to $271.5 million[8] Full Year Fiscal 2025 Outlook - Net sales are expected to increase 8.5% to 9.5%[9] - Adjusted EPS is projected to be $9.60 to $10.00[9] - Free cash flow is estimated at $875 million[9]

Acquisition Overview - Terumo Corporation is acquiring OrganOx Limited for $1.5 billion on a cash-free/debt-free basis[2] - The acquisition is expected to close by the end of FY2025 and will be funded with cash on hand and debt[2] OrganOx Details - OrganOx's revenue in 2024 was $71 million[6] - OrganOx has 199 employees as of June 30, 2025[6] Strategic Rationale - The acquisition addresses the unmet need for transplant organs and enters a high-growth industry[8] - The organ preservation opportunity size is estimated at $1.9 billion with a CAGR of more than 10% from 2023-2028[11] OrganOx Technology - OrganOx's metra allows liver preservation for 12 hours in the U.S and 24 hours in Europe[17] - Utilization rate: 37% of transplantable livers from limited donors are not usable (U.S.)[15] Financial Impact - The acquisition is expected to contribute positively to adjusted operating profit[27] - EPS before amortization of intangible assets is expected to contribute positively from FY2026[27]

Financial Performance - The company's portfolio grew to CHF 2.1 billion[10] - Rental income increased by 38%[10] - Revaluations resulted in gains of CHF 71 million[10] - EBIT reached CHF 95.7 million[10] - NAV per share excluding deferred taxes was CHF 121.69[10] - Gross rental income was CHF 81.3 million[47] Market Trends in Lake Geneva Region - Vacancy rates remain low due to construction lagging behind demand[14] - Strong demand is fueled by demographic trends and immigration[14] - Rental growth is projected to continue, especially in Geneva[14] - Vacancy rates in Vaud and Geneva are declining, standing at 0.89% and 0.34% respectively in Q2 2025[28] Portfolio and Strategy - The property portfolio is valued at CHF 2,124 million, comprising 203 buildings and 3,043 residential units[52] - The company aims for a 1-2% yearly like-for-like rental growth[50]

Business Overview & Strategy - Gjensidige's insurance revenue includes 33% from property, 29% from motor, 21% from accident and health, 4% from liability, 4% from travel, and 9% from other categories[5] - The company aims to consistently enhance customer experience and loyalty through value-adding services, increased interaction frequency, and deeper customer insight[9, 10] - Gjensidige is focusing on key moments across the entire housing journey to tap into the potential of home insurance customers[35] Financial Performance & Targets - Gjensidige's ongoing pricing measures in Norway have resulted in a +14.5% increase in average premium in force for private property insurance as of Q2 2025[13, 17] - The company is targeting a combined ratio of less than 84% in 2025 and less than 82% in 2026[19] - Gjensidige aims for a return on equity greater than 22% in 2025 and greater than 24% in 2026[19] Market Opportunities - The total market revenue from private property insurance is approximately NOK 69 billion in Norway, DKK 64 billion in Denmark, and SEK 60 billion in Sweden[27] - Home seller insurance in Norway amounted to approximately NOK 2 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to approximately NOK 2.5 billion over time[40] - Change of ownership insurance in Denmark amounted to approximately DKK 0.8 billion in 2024 and is expected to remain stable[40] Climate Risk & Adaptation - Weather-related events (water, fire, wind) cause more than 85% of property damage[78, 89] - The company is adapting to climate change through advanced risk modeling, ensuring the right price level and differentiation through high-precision models[88, 89] - Gjensidige is supporting customers in managing climate risks through AI-driven guidance and tailored solutions[87, 96]

Capturing opportunities in property insurance Sell-side Analyst Meeting in Oslo, 27 August 2025 Disclaimer 2 Introduction Geir Holmgren, CEO Analyst Day 2025 Introduction Today's topic: Private property insurance A significant product with an attractive potential Property 33 % Motor 29 % Accident and health 21 % Liability 4 % Travel 4 % Other 9 % Property Private Property, Commercial + Sweden This presentation contains alternative performance measures (APMs). APMs are described on www.gjensidige.com/investo ...

Financial Performance - Production increased by 4% compared to the first half of 2024, but 2025 production guidance was revised to 9.7 – 10.5 MMboe[24] - Underlying EBITDAX decreased by 25% to US$201 million compared to 1H24[24] - Underlying NPAT decreased by 61% to US$45 million compared to 1H24[24] - The company bought back approximately 9% of issued capital since August 2024[24] - Net debt was US$237.9 million as of June 30, 2025, compared to US$8.8 million at the end of 2024, with liquidity at US$452.1 million[24] - Revenue decreased by 25% from US$409.4 million in 1H24 to US$308.3 million in 1H25[49] Operational Highlights - Baúna Project 2P Reserves increased by 13.7 MMbbl due to revisions and asset life extension[24] - Neon 2C resource increased by 44% and entered the Define Phase in April 2025[24] - FPSO efficiency in 1H25 was 94.5%, up from 85.3% in 1H24[66] - Field life for Baúna was extended from 2032 to 2039[83] Strategic Initiatives - Karoon completed the acquisition of the Baúna FPSO and will operate it, subject to regulatory approvals[24] - The company commenced a farm-down process for 30-50% of Neon[24] - Neon FID is targeted for the second half of 2026[24] - Who Dat East entered the Define Phase, with FID targeted in late 2025/early 2026[24]

Financial Performance - Woolworths Group's sales increased by 3.6% to $69.1 billion compared to F24[9] - Group eCom sales increased by 17.1% to $9.1 billion compared to F24[9] - Group EBIT decreased by 12.6% to $2,754 million compared to F24[9] - Group NPAT decreased by 17.1% to $1,385 million compared to F24[9] - The final dividend was 45 cents per share, a decrease of 21.1% compared to F24[9] Customer Behavior and Digital Engagement - Woolworths Retail promotional penetration increased by approximately 3 percentage points in F25[11] - Total Woolworths app users increased by 14.8% compared to F24[13] - Over 40% of delivery orders were fulfilled within 2 hours of order placement[16, 33] Strategic Initiatives and Productivity - The company is on track to deliver $400 million in cost savings[17, 45] - New Zealand Food EBIT increased by 40.6%[50] - BIG W eCommerce GMV increased by 44%[67] Sustainability - Scope 1 & 2 emissions reduced by 22.9% from the F23 baseline[76] - Over 43 million meals were donated to food rescue partners[76]

Marc Washbourne – Co-Founder & CEO Nimesh Shah – Chief Financial Officer FY25 Full Year Results Investor Presentation ASX:RDY 27 August 2025 | of a resident | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | | | 0 | | 1 | 电 | | | | No. of Acres | 小 | 电 | ● | | 1 | ！ | 中 | . | NZ Ministry of Justice // Jan 2025 1 For personal use only Next generation, mission- critical software crafted to closely meet customer needs across human led sectors Customers across Australia, NZ, UK & Europe 5,000+ Global team of 500+ mission- ...

Financial Performance - The company achieved a record Total Transaction Value (TTV) of $24.5 billion, a 3% increase year-over-year[13] - Underlying Profit Before Tax (UPBT) reached $289.1 million, a 9.8% decrease compared to the previous year[18] - The company declared a final dividend of $0.29 per share, fully franked, bringing the total dividends for the year to $0.40 per share, consistent with FY24[14, 18] - The company executed approximately $450 million in capital management initiatives during FY25[20] Segment Performance - The Corporate segment experienced a 2% TTV growth, reaching $12.3 billion, but UPBT decreased to $190 million (FY24: $211 million)[35, 36] - The Leisure segment saw a 6.7% TTV growth to $11.8 billion, with UPBT at $174.7 million, a 5.3% decrease compared to FY24[38, 39] - The "Other" segment reported a TTV of $337.4 million and revenue of $233.8 million, with an Underlying PBT loss of $75.3 million[41] Strategic Initiatives and Outlook - The company is implementing targeted strategies to reduce costs, enhance productivity, and boost margins in response to a challenging global trading environment[15, 23] - Ongoing investments are being made in future growth drivers, including loyalty programs, AI, and digital transformation[16, 33] - The company anticipates benefits from the Global Business Services (GBS) area, expecting improved operational efficiency and reduced costs[26, 32] - The company expects 8.1% growth in global business travel spending during 2026, with 6.1% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) from 2026-2029[89]

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