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e.on KING H1 2026 results 12 August 2026
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Business update Leonhard Birnbaum Chief Executive Officer Photo shown of overhead lines (part of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Germany) Photo shows high-voltage grids (part of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Germany).
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3 E.ON’s standardization, digitalization and innovation pave the way for efficient capital deployment, higher grid utilization and affordable electrification at scale. 1 Accelerated grid connections of renewables and smart meter roll out. Strong H1 results - fully on track for our FY 2026 guidance. We are the playmaker of the green energy transition in Europe Strong operational and financial delivery 4 Future policy direction shifts to affordable, secure and faster execution — reinforcing E.ON’s central role in the secular growth of grid infrastructure investment. Operational excellence is a pre-requisite for sustainable growth Growth case supported by policy focus on efficient and fast execution 2 Rising demand from electrification progress: changing customer behavior, renewables, batteries, data centers and energy security. E.ON’s grid investments at the center of the next phase of the energy transition. Grid capacity is the key enabler for further electrification E.ON H1 2026 results | 3
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Financial delivery Operational delivery Adjusted EBITDA¹ €5.4bn Adjusted Net Income¹ €1.9bn EPS¹ €0.74 Investments €3.0bn FY 2026 guidance fully on track Outlook confirmed Energy Networks • High investments into Regulated Asset Base and strong operational execution • Renewables connected at scale: +5GW2 in H1 • Smart meter rollout momentum: +25%3 in H1 Energy Retail • Germany’s first commercial Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) offering with BMW, enabling EVs to participate in flexibility markets, won a 2026 Energy Award E.ON keeps delivering operationally and financially (1) Unless otherwise stated, all Adj. EBITDA, Adj. EBIT, Adj. EBT, Adj. Net Income and EPS metrics in this document are adjusted for non-operating and value-neutral timing effects; prior-year figures restated accordingly. (2) Renewable energy capacity connected to E.ON’s German grid: ~113 GW in H1 2026 (FY 2025: ~108 GW). (3) Smart meters installed in Germany: ~1.2m in H1 2026 (FY 2025: ~1.0m). Strong operational execution E.ON H1 2026 results | 4
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(1) YoY comparison based on H1 2026 versus H1 2025 in Germany and Europe (H1 2026: ~340k; H1 2025: ~280k).(2) Battery Energy Storage System grid connection capacity approved in Germany during the last 12 months (H1 2026: ~26 GW; H1 2025: ~9 GW). (3) Data center grid connection capacity approved in Germany: ~13 GW in H1 2026 (H1 2025: ~6 GW). (4) Source: KBA, VDIK, per July 2026. (5) Source: BMWK - BEG funding application figures, per June 2026. Key growth trends accelerating Rising demand for grid access + ~20% connection requests received H1 Y oY1 + 7 GW Data Center grid connection approvals granted H1 Y oY3 + 17 GW BESS grid connection approvals granted H1 Y oY2 Battery & Data Centers + ~50% EV registration growth H1 Y oY4 + ~35% Heat Pump application growth H1 Y oY5 Heat & T ransport Grid capacity is the key enabler for further electrification E.ON H1 2026 results | 5 Photo shows medium-voltage grids (part of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Germany).
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Operational excellence as pre-requisite for sustainable growth • Expanded grid observability and controllability across the network with more than 30,000 smart secondary substations and more than 1.2 million installed smart meters • Rolled out analysis platform “Grid Lens” improves network transparency • Standardized Flexible Connection Agreements unlocking additional grid capacity • Advanced and harmonized SCADA grid control systems being implemented in Germany by 2027 Accelerating standardization • Connected assets under management doubled, supported by 30+ strategic partnerships • Portfolio of flex propositions grows across 6 markets Providing flexibility offerings Energy Networks Germany Accelerating digitalization Energy Retail E.ON H1 2026 results | 6 Photo shows a substation (part of Avacon Netz GmbH, Germany).
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• 82% of Europeans want governments to do more to promote climate protection in the energy sector1 • 88% of Europeans are willing to shift electricity consumption if it reduces energy costs • 48% of Europeans express confidence in the security of energy supply EU Grids Package Accelerates grid build-out and connections through faster permitting and more efficient network planning Speeds up grid connections by introducing more transparent and efficient capacity allocation mechanisms Shifts renewables from subsidized volume growth to market-oriented system integration German Grid Package Renewable Energy Law Amendment2 Provides positive policy momentum for grid acceleration, modernization and digitalization German Distribution Grid Package The energy transition is a broad-based societal mandate Legislative initiatives strengthen E.ON’s growth case Clear expectation: The execution of the energy transition needs to be …affordable, …reliable and … executable… to keep societal support. Growth case supported by policy focus on efficient and fast execution EU “Summer Package”1 Supports electrification across industry, buildings and transport; sharper price signals support efficient electrification E.ON H1 2026 results | 7 1) EU “Summer Package” consists of: Electrification Action Plan (non-legislative), ETS I review and network / tax proposals. (2) Refers to the Renewable Energy Sources Act 2027 reform (‘EEG’). Source: Left-hand side information is based on E.ON 2026 study on energy transition perception.
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Financial performance Nadia Jakobi Chief Financial Officer Photo shows high-voltage grids (part of Avacon AG, Germany).
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E.ON delivers on its commitments and confirms its growth trajectory • Strong operational and financial performance with Adj. EBITDA and Adj. Net Income fully in line with expectations • Growth trajectory progressing well: investments continue to materially exceed depreciation • Strong balance sheet, with H1 economic net debt development in line with normal seasonal trends, including Q2 dividend payment FY 2026 guidance and FY 2030 targets, including dividend policy, fully confirmed H1 2025 H1 2026 Adj. Net Income Key financials €bn FY 2025 € 0.74 € 0.70 EPS 3.2 3,0 43.2 46.7 Investments Economic Net Debt 5.3 5.4 1.83 1.92 E.ON H1 2026 results | 9 Adj. EBITDA
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Energy Networks • All: Organic RAB growth (+) • Germany: Costs for further growth (-) and deconsolidation of NEW (-) • Europe: Sale of gas networks in Czechia (-) and FX effects (+) Energy Infrastructure Solutions • Investment-driven organic growth (+) • Pass-through of higher sourcing costs from prior periods (+) Energy Retail • Germany: Deconsolidation of NEW (-) • UK: Higher average margins on fixed-price contracts in B2C (+) offset by continued roll-off of historical contracts in B2B (-) Key drivers 26 63 36 H1 2025 Energy Networks Energy Infrastructure Solutions Energy Retail Corp. Functions & Other H1 2026 -54 5,333 5,404 Adj. EBITDA €m E.ON H1 2026 results | 10 + €71m (+1%) Strong H1 performance driven by investment-led growth keeps E.ON firmly on track to deliver FY26 guidance
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Strong Adjusted Net Income came in as expected Adj. Net Income €m Adj. EBITDA D&A Adj. EBIT Economic interest expense Adj. EBT Income taxes (25%) Minorities Adj. Net Income -1,627 -735 -761 -358 5,404 3,777 3,042 1,923 +5% vs. H1 2025 +1% vs. H1 2025 EPS € 0.74 E.ON H1 2026 results | 11
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Balance sheet development reflects typical business seasonality, including dividend payment in Q2 Economic Net Debt (END) €bn -46.1 -46.7 -1.6 -1.7 -0.1 OCF Q2 2026 Investments Q2 2026 +0.1 Divestments Q2 2026 Dividend Q2 +0.2 Pensions1 Margining effects +0.1 Other (incl. AROs) -4.1 -6.1 -36.5 END Q2 2026 -6.2 -4.2 -35.7 END Q1 2026 +2.5 Investment spend well on track H1 2026 capex fill rate 34% in line with expectation Strong operational cash flow, including typical positive working capital effects, supported investment spending in Q2 All three rating agencies confirm comfortable balance sheet position2 (1) Actuarial interest rates for German pensions at 4.26 % (vs. 4.36 % at Q1 2026) and for UK pensions at 5.87 % (vs. 6.04 % at Q1 2026). (2) S&P: “E.ON SE 'BBB+/A-2' Ratings Affirmed On Capital Expenditure Acceleration; Outlook Stable” (12.05.2026); Fitch: “Fitch Affirms E.ON at ‘BBB+’; Outlook Stable” (12.05.2026); Moody’s: “Rating Action: Moody's Ratings affirms E.ON's Baa2 rating; stable outlook” (06.07.2026). Asset retirement obligations (ARO) Pension provisions Net financial position E.ON H1 2026 results | 12
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• Strong H1 group results: Operational performance and investment ramp-up well on track • FY 2026 and FY 2030 guidance (incl. dividend policy) fully confirmed, delivering an attractive TSR • €5-10bn extra balance sheet capacity in 2030 based on strong BBB/Baa rating metrics • Strong balance sheet as a basis for value-accretive investments and sustainable dividend growth Guidance fully confirmed, with an attractive TSR outlook (1) FY26-FY30 guidance does not include the Ovo transaction. (2) Underlying FY 2025 Adj. EBITDA €9.5bn and Adj. Net Income €2.84bn excluding value- neutral timing effects and additionally one-offs in segments other than Energy Networks. (3) Average for period 2026-2030. (4) Cash-effective investments including Corporate Functions & Other in FY25; ~100% of Capex EU taxonomy aligned, based on EU taxonomy eligible capex. €bn FY 2025 FY 20261 FY 20301 Adj. EBITDA2 9.419 9.4-9.6 ~13.0 Energy Networks 7.264 7.2-7.4 ~9.8 Energy Infrastructure Solutions 0.588 0.60-0.75 ~1.1 Energy Retail 1.697 1.6-1.8 ~2.1 Adj. Net Income2 2.744 2.7-2.9 ~3.8 EPS (€ per share) €1.05 €1.03-1.11 ~€1.45 Dividend (€ per share) €0.57 Up to 5% p.a. Up to 5% p.a. ROCE 8.9% 8-9% 8-9%3 FY 2025 FY 20261 FY 2026-20301 CAPEX4 8.509 ~8.7 ~48 Energy Networks 7.023 ~7.0 ~40 Energy Infrastructure Solutions 0.895 ~1.0 ~5 Energy Retail 0.480 ~0.6 ~2.5 Debt factor 4.6x ≤5.0x ≤5.0x E.ON H1 2026 results | 13
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Financial appendix E.ON H1 2026 results | 14 Photo shows an outdoor 110kV busbar (part of Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, Germany).
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Germany: Upcoming regulatory events for 5th regulatory period (RP5) 2025 GAS POWER H2 2026 20272 20282 Determination of efficiency factor (general and individual) for 5th reg. period Q3 Determination of revenue cap (EOG) for Gas Q4 Start of new regulatory period (5th) January Q4 Determination of revenue cap (EOG) for Power Dec Determinations for new incentive regulation incl. methodology (Gas/Power) Base year for 5th reg. period Base year for 5th reg. period 2029 January Start of new regulatory period (5th) Determination of WACC (Cost of Equity and Debt) H2 H2 Determination of WACC (Cost of Equity and Debt) Q3 Determination of efficiency factor (general and individual) for the 5th regulatory period Apr Draft for OPEX adjustment factor1 Relevant milestone for RP 5 regulatory framework assessment gas/power H1 2026 E.ON H1 2026 results | 15 (1) German regulator (BNetzA) has published further information on the OPEX adjustment factor for the fifth regulatory period (electricity). Final shape of the instrument will only become clear toward the end of 2028, once benchmark results are available. (2) Timing for determinations based on latest information provided by German regulator (BNetzA).
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Q4 2026 EU & Germany: Timeline for most relevant legislations Q3 2026 3rd July Parliament adopts position on package E.ON H1 2026 results | 16 E.ON constantly engages with policy makers at both EU and German level to shape the energy system of the future6. EU Grids Package EU “Summer Package”2 incl. Electrification Action Plan German Grid Package Renewable Energy Sources Act 2027 reform (‘EEG’) German distribution Grid Package (part of 34-point coalition plan) Over course of H2 Trilogue1 Year-end Agreement / final text 17th July Package publication by EU commission Coming months Co-decision ETS + tariffs/tax Q4 Post-2030 / governance regulation expected 2nd July Coalition announces 34-point plan 29th July Cabinet passes draft bill 29th July Cabinet passes draft bill Year-end Passing of the law After summer break3 Parliamentary process starts After summer break3 Parliamentary process starts 31st Dec EU authorization for existing EEG expires4 Year-end German distribution grid package “put on track”5 (1) Negotiations between European Parliament, Council of the EU and EU Commission. (2) EU “Summer Package” consists of: Electrification Action Plan (non-legislative), ETS I review and network / tax proposals. (3) First debate on draft law will take place in the Bundestag in September. (4) Parliamentary process for renewal / reform of existing EEG needs to be concluded by then. New law may enter into force early 2027. (5) German coalition has not yet committed to a clear timeline. (6) Y ou can access all official lobbying positions of E.ON under following link: Political Dialogue.
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Financial Overview €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y o Y Sales 41,554 38,076 -8 Adj. EBITDA 5,333 5,404 +1 Adj. EBIT 3,640 3,777 +4 Adj. Net Income 1,826 1,923 +5 OCFbIT 2,223 2,699 +21 Investments 3,180 2,972 -7 Economic Net Debt (June 30th , 2026 and December 31st ,2025)1 -43,236 -46,720 -8 (1) Bonds previously issued by innogy are recorded at their nominal value. The figure shown in the Consolidated Balance Sheets is €1.1 billion higher (year-end 2025: €1.2 billion higher). E.ON H1 2026 results E.ON H1 2026 results | 17 E.ON H1 2026 results | 17 Photo shows a substation (part of EG. D, s.r.o., Czechia).
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Adjusted EBITDA €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y o Y Energy Networks 3,782 3,808 +1 Energy Infrastructure Solutions 326 389 +19 Energy Retail 1,294 1,240 -4 Corporate Functions -71 -34 +52 Consolidation 2 1 - Adj. EBITDA 5,333 5,404 +1 E.ON H1 2026 results | 18 Photo shows overhead lines (part of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Germany).
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Germany - Costs for further growth - Deconsolidation of NEW AG Energy Networks €m Germany Sweden CEE SEE Total1 H1 2025 H1 2026 % o H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY Revenue 9,244 8,259 -11 652 733 +12 419 489 +17 843 871 +3 11,158 10,352 -7 Adj. EBITDA 2,643 2,482 -6 407 464 +14 378 400 +6 353 462 +31 3,782 3,808 +1 Adj. EBIT 1,627 1,625 -0 302 349 +16 284 299 +5 245 328 +34 2,458 2,601 +6 thereof equity- method earnings 150 143 -5 0 0 - 55 54 -2 28 49 +75 233 246 +6 OCFbIT 1,702 2,093 +23 383 457 +19 354 279 -21 393 394 +0 2,832 3,222 +14 Investments 1,861 1,627 -13 274 260 -5 166 217 +31 239 240 +0 2,540 2,344 -8 Sweden + FX effects Adj. EBITDA €m Drivers All + Organic RAB driven growth CEE Sweden H1 2025 H1 2026 3,782 3,808 SEE Germany (1) Including consolidation effects up to 1m€. +1% E.ON H1 2026 results | 19 SEE + FX effects CEE - Sale of the gas networks in Czechia
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Energy Infrastructure Solutions 326 389 H1 2025 H1 2026 352 362 H1 2025 H1 2026 Investments €m €m Energy Infrastructure Solutions H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY Adj. EBITDA 326 389 +19 Adj. EBIT 152 160 +5 OCFbIT 267 290 +9 Investments 352 362 +3 Adj. EBITDA €m +19% +3% Drivers Adj. EBITDA + Investment-driven organic growth + Pass-through of higher sourcing costs from prior periods E.ON H1 2026 results | 20
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Energy Retail €m Germany UK Netherlands Other Total1 H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY H1 2025 H1 2026 % YoY Revenue 9,760 8,677 -11 7,997 7,127 -11 1,483 1,266 -15 9,587 9,001 -6 28,827 26,071 -10 Adj. EBITDA 533 480 -10 393 397 +1 87 83 -5 281 281 +0 1,294 1,240 -4 Adj. EBIT 493 440 -11 371 383 +3 48 39 -19 224 223 -0 1,137 1,085 -5 Thereof equity- method earnings 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 - 2 4 +100 3 4 +33 OCFbIT -195 -266 -36 218 -40 -118 -31 -60 -94 251 746 +197 240 380 +58 Investments 33 47 +42 19 4 -79 38 41 +8 132 143 +8 221 235 +6 H1 2025 H1 2026 1,294 1,240 (1) Including consolidation effects up to 3m€. - 4% Netherlands UK Other Germany Adj. EBITDA €m Drivers Germany - Deconsolidation of NEW AG UK + Higher average margins on fixed-price contracts in B2C - Continued roll-off of historical contracts in B2B E.ON H1 2026 results | 21
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Energy Retail: Customer accounts B2B & B2C Customer accounts m1 Thereof: electricity customers m1 Thereof: gas customers m1 FY 2025 H1 2026 46.8 46.7 13.6 8.3 3.9 11.0 10.0 13.4 8.3 3.9 11.1 10.0 5.1 2.1 FY 2025 5.1 2.1 H1 2026 36.4 36.3 11.3 11.0 6.9 11.1 11.1 6.9 FY 2025 H1 2026 10.4 10.4 2.3 3.2 1.8 3.1 2.3 3.2 1.8 3.1 Germany Other2 Netherlands UK T urkey (1) Including at-equity participations. (2) Incl. Sweden, Italy, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Poland, Slovakia. E.ON H1 2026 results | 22 Germany Other2 Netherlands UK T urkey ~0% ~0% 0% Germany Other2 Netherlands UK T urkey
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Economic Net Debt development YTD following the typical seasonal pattern Debt factor3 target of ≤ 5.0x Economic Net Debt €bn Securing a strong BBB/Baa rating END FY 2025 +1.5 OCF H1 2026 Investments H1 2026 -43.2 -46.7 -6.4 -3.0 -1.7 -0.7 -0.6 -6.1 +0.5 Divestments H1 2026 Dividend1 +0.3 Pensions2 Margining effects Other (incl. AROs) +0.2 -4.1 -36.5 END H1 2026 -4.4 -32.5 Asset Retirement Obligations (ARO) Pension provisions Net financial position (1) Includes also minority dividends. (2) Actuarial interest rates for German pensions at 4.26% (vs. 4.15 % @ FY 2025), for UK pensions at 5.87% (vs. 5.46 % @ FY 2025). (3) Economic Net Debt/EBITDA, EBITDA adjusted for non-operating effects for FY26. E.ON H1 2026 results | 23
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Cash conversion rate of 57% in H1 2026 following typical seasonal patterns CCR1 €bn -3.0 Adj. EBITDA2 -1.5 0.2 FCFCash adjustments3 -2.9 Change in WC OCFbIT -0.8 Interest payments -0.4 T ax payments 5.4 2.7 1.5 OCF Investments (1) Cash Conversion Rate (CCR): OCFbIT excl. OCFbIT related to dismantling activities / Adj. EBITDA. (2) Adjusted for non-operating effects. (3) Including non-cash-effective EBITDA items, provision utilizations and payments related to non-operating earnings. 57% CCR1 E.ON H1 2026 results | 24
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Adjusted Net Income €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y oY Adj. EBITDA 5,333 5,404 +1 Depreciation/amortization -1,693 -1,627 +4 Adj. EBIT 3,640 3,777 +4 Economic interest expense -674 -735 -9 Adj. EBT 2,966 3,042 +3 Income taxes on Adj. EBT -742 -761 -3 % of Adj. EBT -25% -25% +0 Non-controlling interests -398 -358 +10 Adj. Net Income 1,826 1,923 +5 E.ON H1 2026 results | 25Photo shows a household PV installation, Germany.
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Cash-effective investments €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y oY Energy Networks 2,540 2,344 -8 Energy Infrastructure Solutions 352 362 +3 Energy Retail 221 235 +6 Corporate Functions 69 36 -48 Consolidation -2 -5 -150 Investments 3,180 2,972 -7 E.ON H1 2026 results | 26 Photo shows overhead lines (part of Avacon AG, Germany).
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Economic Net Debt €m 31 Dec 2025 30 Jun 2026 Liquid funds 4,352 4,608 Non-current securities 586 438 Financial liabilities1 -37,295 -41,655 Adjusted FX hedging -110 110 Net financial position -32,467 -36,499 Provisions for pensions -4,408 -4,084 Asset retirement obligations -6,361 -6,137 Economic Net Debt -43,236 -46,720 (1) Bonds previously issued by innogy are recorded at their nominal value. The figure shown in the Consolidated Balance Sheets is €1.1 billion higher (year-end 2025: €1.2 billion higher). E.ON H1 2026 results | 27 Photo shows a substation (part of Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, Germany).
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Economic interest expense (net) €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y oY Interest from financial assets/liabilities -612 -677 -11 Interest cost from provisions for pensions and similar provisions -62 -53 +15 Accretion of provisions for retirement obligations and similar provisions -21 -22 -5 Construction period interest1 8 10 +25 Others 13 7 -46 Economic interest expense -674 -735 -9 (1) Borrowing costs that are directly attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of a qualified asset. Borrowing costs are interest costs incurred by an entity in connection with the borrowing of funds (interest rate: 3.13%). E.ON H1 2026 results | 28 Photo shows overhead lines (part of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Germany).
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Reconciliation of Adj. EBITDA to IFRS Net Income €m H1 2025 H1 2026 % Y oY Adj. EBITDA 5,333 5,404 +1 Depreciation/Amortization/Impairments -1,693 -1,627 +4 Adj. EBIT 3,640 3,777 +4 Interest result -601 -628 -4 Net book gains 48 133 +177 Restructuring -11 2 +118 Effects from derivative financial instruments -1,117 1,214 +209 Impairments (net) -30 -38 -27 Other non-operating earnings -287 -326 -14 Income/Loss from continuing operations before income taxes 1,642 4,134 +152 Income taxes -355 -1,101 -210 Income/loss from continuing operations 1,287 3,033 +136 Income/loss from discontinued operations, net 0 4 - Net income/loss 1,287 3,037 +136 Non-controlling interests -318 -425 -34 Net income/loss attributable to shareholders of E.ON SE 969 2,612 +170 29 E.ON H1 2026 results | 29 Photo shows overhead lines (part of Avacon AG, Germany). E.ON H1 2026 results | 29
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Sound funding strategy enabling sustainable green growth path Green financing >50% p.a. • Majority of funding via green bonds or aligned with EU T axonomy • €33.2bn of total green financing capacity as of FY251 Tenors 3-30 years • Optimize maturity profile • Redemptions on any single day capped at €1bn Volumes €3.5-5bn p.a. • Bond refinancing • Capex – mainly networks • Cash utilization of asset retirement obligations Currencies € funding preferred • Predominantly euro- based asset base • Other currencies possible (will be swapped) Investor diversification Growing variety • Bond issuances in various currencies (e.g. AUD, CHF, JPY) • Supplemented by promissory notes (“Schuldschein- darlehen”), private placements and other instruments (1) Green financing capacity based on E.ON’s new Green Financing Framework published in November 2025. E.ON H1 2026 results | 30
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Capital Market Debt maturities Capital Market Debt maturities as of end H1 20261 Nominal Value (€bn) Coupon (%) Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Q4 0.8 1.0 0.9 1.3 0.6 0.6 0.8 0.8 1.0 0.1 1.5 0.8 0.6 Q1 Q2 Q3 24.1 0.3% 0.4% 1.3% 2.4% 2.9% 0.1% 1.7% 5.4% 1.1%3.8% 1.6% 1.5% 4.0% 2026 2027 2029 20302028 >2030 (1) Public and private placements issued by E.ON SE and E.ON International Finance B.V. (fully guaranteed by E.ON SE). E.ON H1 2026 results | 31
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November 11, 2026 Quarterly Statement January – September 2026 February 24, 2027 Full Y ear Financial Report 2026 Financial calendar and important links • Presentations • Facts & Figures 2026 • Annual Reports • Half-Y ear Financial Report: January - June 2026 • Annual General Meeting • Corporate Governance - E.ON SE • Green Financing Framework • Sustainability Report Financial calendar Important links T o be directed to our products please follow the links: E.ON H1 2026 results | 32 April 22, 2027 Annual General Meeting May 12, 2027 Quarterly Statement January – March 2027
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Iris Eveleigh Head of Investor Relations iris.eveleigh@eon.com E.ON Investor Relations team Omar Barekzai Manager Investor Relations omar.barekzai@eon.com Jonas Malecki Manager Investor Relations jonas.malecki@eon.com Piipa Poutiainen Manager Investor Relations piipa.poutiainen@eon.com Daniel Schüür Manager Investor Relations daniel.schueuer@eon.com Björn Siggemann Manager Investor Relations bjoern.siggemann@eon.com Andreas Thielen Manager Investor Relations andreas.thielen@eon.com E.ON H1 2026 results | 33 Philipp Ehrhardt Manager Investor Relations philipp.ehrhardt@eon.com
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