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19M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 9M 2026 Results Presentation November 5, 2026 Juan Santamaría, CEO Christa Andresky, CFO Mike Pinkney, Head of Capital Markets Strategy Tobias Loskamp, Head of Investor Relations
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29M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 2,006 2,693 Net cash position showing a strong improvement yoy of EUR 1.0bn, post dividend payment of EUR 497m and net investments (EUR 540m) HOCHTIEF Group – 9M 2026 overview Operating cash flow pre-factoring LTM [EURm] EUR +686m yoy New orders [EURbn] +33% / +35% fx-adj. 36.6 48.6 Op. net profit [EURm] +40% / +42% fx.-adj. 538 752 Outstanding operating cash flow of EUR 2.7bn LTM pre-factoring, up EUR 686m yoy, reflecting very high level of cash conversion Accelerating growth in new orders to EUR 48.6bn, up 35% fx-adj. yoy, and reflecting 1.4x work done Accelerating Q3 performance drives 9M 2026 operating cash flow increase of EUR 622m, pre- factoring Net operating cash flow LTM of EUR 2.0bn, increased by EUR 637m yoy pre-factoring On July 1st, 2026 Thiess minorities bought-out (EUR 727m) Adjusting for capital allocation, net cash would be up EUR 2.0bn yoy S&P credit rating upgraded to BBB, stable outlook, in August 2026 Focus on strategic growth verticals (approx. 65% of new orders) Record order backlog of EUR 90bn, an increase of EUR 20bn or 29% yoy Sales growth accelerating to +14% yoy (H1 2026 +10%) Group operational PBT margin up 50bp yoy to 3.7% Nominal net profit of EUR 728m, up 11% yoy; 9M 2025 incl. net EUR 118m one-off gains, mainly from Flatiron transaction Strong op. net profit growth of 40% yoy (+42% fx-adj.) to EUR 752m Reiterating recently raised op. net profit guidance for 2026 of EUR 1,025-1,100m, +30-40% yoy, reflecting strong ongoing operational delivery DPS of EUR 6.60 (+26% yoy) paid out in July 2026 Uniquely positioned as global E2E provider of infrastructure solutions in key strategic growth verticals (AI, digital/tech; energy/nuclear; defense & critical minerals); de-risked profile & core markets leadership 9M 2025 9M 2026 9M 2025 9M 2026 9M 2025 9M 2026
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39M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – 9M 2026 Key figures* * Throughout this presentation operational PBT and Net profit have been adjusted for non-operational factors. // LTM = last twelve months (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy FY 2025 Sales 28,109 32,051 14% 38,237 Operational profit before tax / PBT 900 1,175 31% 1,303 Operational PBT margin in % 3.2% 3.7% 50 bps 3.4% Operational net profit 538 752 40% 789 Operational EPS (in EUR) 7.14 9.99 40% 10.49 Dividend per share for FY (in EUR) 6.60 EBITDA 1,573 1,870 19% 2,215 EBITDA margin in % 5.6% 5.8% 20 bps 5.8% EBIT 1,074 1,393 30% 1,544 EBIT margin in % 3.8% 4.3% 50 bps 4.0% Profit before tax / PBT nominal 1,011 1,146 13% 1,410 Net profit nominal 656 728 11% 902 Nominal EPS (in EUR) 8.71 9.67 11% 11.99 Operating cash flow (OCF) LTM 2,069 2,570 501 2,038 Operating cash flow LTM pre-factoring 2,006 2,693 686 2,071 Net operating cash flow LTM 1,407 1,859 452 1,373 Net operating cash flow LTM pre-factoring 1,345 1,982 637 1,406 Operating cash flow (OCF) 427 959 532 2,038 Operating cash flow pre-factoring 538 1,160 622 2,071 Net capex, leases -489 -535 -46 -665 Net operating cash flow -62 425 486 1,373 Net operating cash flow pre-factoring 49 625 576 1,406 Net cash / net debt -1,824 -864 959 -97 New orders 36,631 48,608 33% 52,579 Work done 30,322 34,484 14% 41,398 Order backlog 69,565 89,747 29% 72,465
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49M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Key P&L figures 68% 26% 6% Americas Asia Pacific Europe Sales by region 9M 2026 Operational net profit 9M 2026 by segment 67% 20% 7% 6% Turner CIMIC Engineering & Construction Abertis Significantly higher op. PBT (+31% yoy) with increasing Group margin up 50bp to 3.7% Op. net profit of EUR 752m up 40% yoy (+42% fx-adj.) Nominal net profit of EUR 728m, prior year incl. net EUR 118m one- off gains, mainly driven by Flatiron transaction in Q1 2025 Solid sales growth accelerating to 14% yoy, (H1+10%) (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy FY 2025 Sales 28,109 32,051 14% 38,237 EBITDA 1,573 1,870 19% 2,215 EBITDA margin in % 5.6% 5.8% 20 bps 5.8% Op. profit before tax / PBT 900 1,175 31% 1,303 Op. PBT margin in % 3.2% 3.7% 50 bps 3.4% Operational net profit 538 752 40% 789 Net profit nominal 656 728 11% 902
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59M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Cash flow performance Outstanding level of cash conversion with operating cash flow of EUR 2.7bn LTM pre- factoring, up EUR 686m yoy In 9M 2026 operating cash flow significantly increased by EUR 622m yoy pre-factoring with a Q3 acceleration Net operating cash flow of EUR 2.0bn LTM, increased by EUR 637m yoy pre-factoring Net operating capex & leases slightly increased in line with revenue growth HOCHTIEF Group Cash flow performance 2,006 2,693 9M 2025 LTM 9M 2026 LTM + 686 1,345 1,982 9M 2025 LTM 9M 2026 LTM + 637 Operating cash flow pre-factoring (EURm) Net operating cash flow pre-factoring (EURm) (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Operating cash flow (OCF) 427 959 532 Operating cash flow pre-factoring 538 1,160 622 Net capex, leases -489 -535 -46 Net operating cash flow -62 425 486 Net operating cash flow pre-factoring 49 625 576
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69M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Net cash development yoy S&P investment grade credit rating upgraded to BBB, stable outlook, in July 2026 Net cash shows strong improvement of 1.0bn yoy to EUR -864m after attractive shareholder remuneration and net investments, driven by outstanding net operating cash flow performance LTM Adjusting for capital allocation, net cash would show a EUR 2.0bn increase yoy to a net cash position reflecting strong and accelerating cash conversion -1,824 1,859 137 173 -540 -864 -497 Net cash 9M 2025 Net operating cash flow Fx-effects & others Net cash 9M 2026 pre-non ops. HOT Dividend payment M&A and investments Net cash 9M 2026 EUR +1.996m yoy
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79M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – New orders and order backlog Accelerating growth in new orders to EUR 48.6bn in 9M 2026, up +35% yoy fx-adj.; Strong growth at Turner (+39% fx-adj.) and in E&C (+82%) New orders represent 1.4x work done in 9M 2026. Approx. 65% of new orders from high growth verticals Significantly derisked order book with lower risk contracts accounting for around 90% of the total Record order backlog of EUR 90bn, up EUR 20.2bn or +29% yoy AI/digital/tech >90% yoy; Crit. minerals, defense and energy/nuclear +65% yoy 66.0 69.6 89.7 0 5 10 15 20 25 0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 80.0 100.0 32.1 36.6 48.6 1.3 1.2 1.4 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 New orders development (EURbn) Order backlog development (EURbn) 9M 2024 9M 2025 9M 2026 9M 2024 9M 2025 9M 2026 New orders Book to bill
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89M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Selected recent significant project announcements AI, Digital & Tech Data Centers, Group, EUR 26.6bn, total data center orders across the Group almost doubled LTM New Data Center Projects, Leighton Asia, in India, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia in 2026 Richland Parish Meta Data Center, Turner, Expansion from 2 GW to 5 GW of IT capacity, Meta's largest campus, Louisiana, USA NTT data center, HOCHTIEF & Dornan, project valued at several hundred million euros, covers the construction of a 36 MW data center, Berlin, Germany Semiconductor projects, USD 1.2bn, new orders in 2026 in USA, Europe and S.E. Asia Energy Infrastructure Sellafield nuclear site works II, HOCHTIEF, Second framework contract worth up to GBP 1.5 billion expands HOCHTIEF’s role supporting operation, maintenance and development of Sellafield,, UK Clean Energy Link, UGL, AUD 478m, expanding transmission network to connect new renewable energy sources and strengthen grid reliability, Western Australia Rolls-Royce SMR program, HOCHTIEF, strategic leadership in construction management for the global delivery team deploying small modular nuclear reactors (SMR) in the UK and EU, together with Amentum Nuclear fusion, HOCHTIEF, initial engineering projects in Germany Transport & Sustainable Infrastructure Kwinana Freeway Upgrade, CPB Contractors, AUD 250m, expansion project delivering significant increase in capacity, safety and network efficiency, Western Australia Anderson Dam project, FlatironDragados, USD 1.9bn, JV, modernisation to improve seismic safety and water infrastructure, Northern California, USA Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project, FlatironDragados, JV, multi-billion-dollar expansion that will increase West Coast container capacity, Vancouver, Canada East Link project, HOCHTIEF, EUR 900 m, JV, to design and expand a 26-kilometer section near Stockholm, Sweden Colossus Rare Earth Project, Sedgman, engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) contractor in Minas Gerais, Brazil Savannah Resources' Barroso Lithium Project, Sedgman, Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) including development of the Project’s process flowsheet development and plant design for the delivery of the Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS), Portugal Jervois Copper Project, Sedgman, procurement and construction contract for a copper processing plant in Australia's Northern Territory Yilgarn Iron, Thiess, agreement to support the revival of iron ore production in the Koolyanobbing district, 400 kilometers east of Perth, Western Australia Critical Minerals & Natural Resources 2WTC Office Tower, Turner, skyscraper construction as part of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex at Ground Zero in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, New York, USA Natural History Museum, HOCHTIEF, contract to build a collection research center for the Museum für Naturkunde, Germany’s largest natural history museum, Berlin, Germany Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift Project, CPB Contractors, AUD 730m, JV, Project manager to provide 400 new beds in 200 additional cells, boosting prison capacity and helping to restore safety in Queensland, Australia University of Kentucky, Turner, USD 580m, JV, design and building of the university’s central utility plant, Kentucky, USA Biopharma, Health & Education (BHE) & Social Infrastructure Facilities Acquisitions for Restoration and Modernization (FARM) III program, Turner, selected as one of the contractors to support military ground-testing facilites, USA Modernization of Čáslav Military Airport, HOCHTIEF, EUR 220m, complete repair of the runway and modernization of the airport lighting system, along with related infrastructure, Czech Republic German Armed Forces' university campus, HOCHTIEF, three-digit-million-Euro award as project partner in a collaborative ten-year contract, Hamburg, Germany Army Aviation Program of Works, Stage 2, CPB Contractors, Delivery Phase, includes the construction and upgrade of command, training, maintenance, logistics and airfield infrastructure at RAAF Base Townsville, Queensland, Australia Defense
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99M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Turner – 9M 2026 results in EURm Essentials Strong order book and low risk, client- focused delivery model Growth through AI, Digital and Tech, supported by core activities Leveraging supply chain, engineering & modular construction Financials 1,042 1,400-1,460 Outlook Turner Operational PBT 2026 (USDm) Increase of 35 - 40% yoy FY 2025 FY 2026e • High level of sales growth maintained with a 24% fx-adj. (+26% Q3) increase yoy driven mainly by data centers with solid trends in airports, defense and pharma • Strong operational PBT performance up 47% fx-adj yoy to EUR 891m, with operational PBT margin increase of +60bps to 4.0% supported by Turner’s end-to-end strategy including supply chain, modularization and increased self- perform capabilities • Strong new order momentum, up 39% fx-adj. driving record order backlog to EUR 48.9bn, up 42% yoy driven by data centers (+84% yoy) as well as strong growth in other market segments (+12% yoy) (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Δ yoy fx-adj. Sales 18,759 22,419 20% 24% EBITDA 642 905 41% 46% Operational profit before tax / PBT 629 891 42% 47% Operational PBT margin in % 3.4% 4.0% 60 bps Operational net profit 453 647 43% 48% New orders 23,418 31,506 35% 39% Order backlog 34,379 48,947 42% 37%
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109M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 CIMIC – 9M 2026 results in EURm* Outlook CIMIC Operational PBT 2026 (AUDm) Essentials Major growth opportunities in AI/Digital, Energy Critical Minerals and Defense projects Thiess strategy to diversify by commodity and geography Cash conversion set to improve post de-risking phase in construction 752 780-830 Increase of 4 -10% yoy comparable *Comparable 2025 is adjusted for partial divestment of UGL Transport. Financials FY 2025 FY 2026e • Sales of EUR 8.2bn, +9% yoy, with rising contributions from strategic growth markets, particularly data centers, energy and defense • Operational PBT of EUR 355m +12% yoy (+6% fx-adj. and in line with guidance); Operational net profit of EUR 193m +21% yoy mainly due to Thiess transaction impact • New orders of EUR 9.8bn with book-to-bill ratio of 1.1x LTM. Solid order backlog of EUR 24.0bn, up 13% yoy on a comparable basis (EUR million) 9M 2025 comparable 9M 2026 Δ yoy comparable Sales 7,504 8,208 9% EBITDA 906 944 4% Operational profit before tax / PBT 316 355 12% Operational PBT margin in % 4.2% 4.3% 10 bps Operational net profit 160 193 21% New orders 9,092 9,845 8% Order backlog 21,205 24,006 13%
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119M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Engineering & Construction – 9M 2026 results Essentials Solid civil engineering & public buildings prospects driven by infrastructure needs Value creation from greenfield project developments High-tech growth opportunities Outlook E&C Operational PBT 2026 (EURm) 98 125 - 140 Increase of 27 – 42% yoy Financials FY 2025 FY 2026e • Sales growth accelerating to EUR 1.3bn +7% yoy, (Q3 +20%) driven by ramp up of larger projects in Q3 • Very strong growth in operational PBT of 35% yoy to EUR 83m, in line with strong FY 2026 segment guidance • Strong new orders of EUR 7.1bn driven by large-scale project wins in Europe (Sellafield nuclear work, rail projects in Sweden and Czech Republic); order backlog up to EUR 16.8bn, +38% yoy • Acquisition of German power transmission specialist Autmatec completed in October 2026 (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Sales 1,233 1,321 7% EBITDA 79 109 39% Operational profit before tax / PBT 61 83 35% Operational PBT margin in % 5.0% 6.3% 130 bps Operational net profit 51 70 37% New orders 3,921 7,118 82% Order backlog 12,180 16,794 38%
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129M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 • Revenues and EBITDA up 4% and 5% respectively with tariffs up 3.4% • Net profit pre-PPA amounts to EUR 554m • Abertis operational and nominal contribution (20% stake) after PPA amounts to EUR 52m • In March, Abertis announced the acquisition of the remaining 48.8% it did not already own in French motorway A63 • In early May, Abertis announced the extension of its largest concession in Mexico, RCO, until 2067 (was 2048) • Dividend of approx. EUR 600m (HOCHTIEF share EUR 119m) paid by Abertis in April 2026 Abertis – 9M 2026 results Outlook Abertis 2026 Essentials High quality concessions portfolio with long-term traffic and tariff growth Perpetual value creation model through asset optimization and selective M&A Capacity to continue paying ≥EUR 600m dividends p.a. + maintain IG rating We expect Abertis to deliver a similar operational result in 2026 compared to the EUR 58m in 2025 Financials (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Sales (100%) 4,611 4,800 4% EBITDA (100%) 3,246 3,416 5% EBITDA margin in % 70.4% 71.2% 80 bps Operational net profit pre-PPA (100%) 543 554 2% Nominal net profit pre-PPA (100%) 543 554 2% Operational result contribution (20%) 48 52 8% Nominal result contribution (20%) 48 52 8% Dividend received 119 119 0
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139M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Digitalization Demand for energy Demographics Deglobalization Corporate Strategy Group objectives Cash-backed, sustainable profit growth Increasing shareholder remuneration Value creation for all stakeholders Key elements of Strategy Capture growth opportunities in strategic verticals: AI, digital & tech, Energy Infra, Critical Minerals & Defense Enhancing E2E solutions offering Leveraging core infrastructure capabilities and global/local profile in key markets Margin growth by expanding value proposition Delivery of higher added-value services, reinforced engineering capabilities and integrated supply chains & systems Advancing operational integration and transitioning to a more tech-enabled group Focus on cash generation and maintaining a strong, de-risked balance sheet Continued increase in use of collaborative, lower risk contracting models Maintain Investment grade rating Capital allocation to support strategic growth and value creation opportunities Strategic M&A and bolt-on acquisitions Equity investments in high-growth areas + PPPs Shareholder remuneration Megatrends Defense
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149M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Capture growth opportunities in strategic growth verticals Expanding presence in the value chain of rapidly expanding markets as a developer and investor Energy Infrastructure Nuclear Renewables Batteries Transmission infrastructure AI, Digital & Tech Transport Infrastructure & Sustainable Mobility BHE & Social infrastructure Defense Critical Minerals & Natural Resources Data Centers Semiconductors Cloud infra services Edge DC network Electric vehicles Smart cities Light rail / Metro Inter-modal transport networks Airports Biopharma Education Healthcare Sports Capital and infrastructure works Critical metals Lithium Mine rehab Enhance existing businesses & further leverage leading position in greenfield infrastructure markets Focus maintained on the strong local competitive positions leveraged with group level synergies Greenfield infrastructure opportunities (incl. core infrastructure PPPs) upside potential due to sizable multi-year investment requirements and full lifecycle expertise Supported by systems, engineering, and supply chain/logistics as well as financial expertise Innovation including AI-technologies, visually dynamic platforms and systems integration Strong technical expertise and engineering capabilities across the group a key competitive advantage Applying logistics and procurement know-how to transform traditional supply chain processes Financial and project management expertise across the group Engineering Supply Chain / Logistics Financial expertise Systems
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159M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF equity investments in strategic growth markets Data centers Strategy to establish a diversified portfolio of energy / utility assets in Australia HOCHTIEF is investing in data center development projects with dedicated strategies in Australia and Europe HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions executing on strategy to expand its EV charging presence throughout Europe Glenrowan solar farm, Australia Pacific Partnerships with UGL undertaking construction, operations and maintenance. Operations commenced in late 2023 on the 130MWdc solar farm in Northern Victoria Hopeland solar farm and BESS, Australia Pacific Partnerships has acquired the development rights for the 300 MWdc solar farm in Queensland. Renewable energy generation and BESS operation expected to commence next year EV fast-charging network, Germany HOCHTIEF and EWE Go to finance, plan, build and operate a fast- charging network for electric vehicles 2 regional lots in West and North- West region awarded by German Federal Ministry of Transport 852 charging points at 96 locations. Each station will have 4 to 16 charging points. Total capex of ~EUR 250m including an equity investment of over EUR 50m Data centers, Australia Acquisition and development of a data center in Australia with 200MW capacity Edge data centers, Germany HOCHTIEF and Palladio Partners recently completed construction and started operating a sustainable edge data center near Essen/Germany. HOCHTIEF plans to expand this to a total network of 33 data centers in Germany and other European countries by end-2030 • Total committed equity investments at September 2026 of over EUR 600m in strategic growth markets HOCHTIEF Group expands strategic partnership with Vulcan Energy to deliver Europe’s largest lithium production project Vulcan Energy, Germany HOCHTIEF has agreed to an investment in Vulcan Energy of EUR 169m to become its largest shareholder with a 15.4% stake as well as an investor on the project level. HOCHTIEF have been appointed as the EPCM contractor for Vulcan’s Lionheart Project, delivering an end- to-end solution for the EUR 397 million Lithium Extraction Plant and EUR 337 million Central Lithium Plant. In addition, HOCHTIEF has been named preferred supplier for the project’s civil works. New sustainable mobility Energy transition Lithium ©Vulcan Energy
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169M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Capital allocation & Guidance Guidance 2026 Operational net profit of EUR 1,025 – 1,100m, +30 - 40% yoy Operational net profit guidance 2026 (EURm) 522 553 625 789 1,025- 1,100 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 FY 2025 FY 2026e 4.00 4.40 5.23 6.60 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 FY 2025 Dividend per share (EUR) Capital allocation Shareholder remuneration FY 2025 dividend of EUR 6.60/share, +26% yoy approved at AGM and paid out 7 July 2026, 65% payout of operational net profit Shareholder remuneration remains a priority Focus on value-accretive strategic opportunities M&A and bolt-on acquisitions enhancing specialist engineering expertise, like Dornan, Novopro, Minsol, Prudentia, FSI E&D, autmatec Strategic investments: Vulcan Energy, Data Centers, Yorizon, Abertis, PPPs Industrial partnerships: FlatironDragados, UGL Transport (50%) Organic growth opportunities Growth in data centers and other advanced-tech, energy/nuclear, defense and critical minerals Robust demand in core infrastructure areas where HOCHTIEF is a leader Healthcare/Education/Sports stadiums/Transport infrastructure/Resiliency/Natural resources etc. Significant greenfield infrastructure investment opportunities +26% +19% +10% +13%+6% +26% +30-40%
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179M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Appendix: 9M 2026 Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt, Germany © HOCHTIEF Timber Pioneer, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
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189M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Overview Note: Operational profits are adjusted for non-operational effects HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) Orders-key figures New orders 36,631.4 48,608.2 32.7% 52,579.2 Turner 23,418.1 31,506.1 34.5% 33,603.3 CIMIC 9,156.7 9,845.4 7.5% 12,711.3 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 3,920.5 7,118.4 81.6% 6,084.5 Holding levels / Consolidations 136.1 138.3 1.6% 180.1 Work done 30,322.0 34,484.2 13.7% 41,397.8 Turner 18,199.5 21,871.3 20.2% 25,020.5 CIMIC 8,660.4 9,056.2 4.6% 11,697.9 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 3,325.9 3,418.5 2.8% 4,499.4 Holding levels / Consolidations 136.2 138.2 1.5% 180.0 Order backlog 69,565.3 89,747.3 29.0% 72,465.2 Turner 34,379.2 48,946.7 42.4% 37,699.0 CIMIC 23,005.9 24,006.1 4.3% 21,809.3 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 12,180.3 16,794.4 37.9% 12,957.0 Holding levels / Consolidations -0.1 0.1 -200.0% -0.1 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ 9M in % FY 2025 HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) P&L-key figures Sales 28,109.3 32,051.1 14.0% 38,236.5 Turner 18,759.3 22,418.5 19.5% 25,786.4 CIMIC 7,978.7 8,207.9 2.9% 10,637.4 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 1,233.3 1,320.7 7.1% 1,675.9 Abertis & Holding Level 138.0 104.0 -24.6% 136.8 EBITDA 1,572.6 1,869.5 18.9% 2,214.7 Turner 642.1 905.4 41.0% 939.3 CIMIC 952.9 943.6 -1.0% 1,279.2 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 78.8 109.2 38.6% 128.1 Abertis & Holding Level -101.2 -88.7 -12.4% -131.9 EBIT 1,074.1 1,392.5 29.6% 1,544.3 Turner 593.1 849.0 43.1% 873.3 CIMIC 535.9 555.6 3.7% 721.8 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 48.6 80.7 66.0% 84.0 Abertis & Holding Level -103.5 -92.8 -10.3% -134.8 Operational PBT 899.6 1,174.7 30.6% 1,303.3 Turner 628.5 890.8 41.7% 921.2 CIMIC 351.2 355.1 1.1% 473.3 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 61.4 83.0 35.2% 98.3 Abertis & Holding Level -141.5 -154.2 9.0% -189.5 Operational PBT margin 3.2 3.7 50 bps 3.4 Turner 3.4 4.0 60 bps 3.6 CIMIC 4.4 4.3 -10 bps 4.4 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 5.0 6.3 130 bps 5.9 Nominal PBT 1,011.1 1,146.2 13.4% 1,409.8 Turner 624.7 890.8 42.6% 917.4 CIMIC 332.6 339.9 2.2% 454.5 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 47.1 73.2 55.4% 79.2 Abertis & Holding Level 6.7 -157.7 -41.3 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ 9M in % FY 2025 HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) P&L-key figures Operational net profit 537.5 751.6 39.8% 789.3 Turner 452.7 647.0 42.9% 684.0 CIMIC 187.8 193.2 2.9% 248.2 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 51.4 70.2 36.6% 76.3 Abertis & Holding Level -154.4 -158.8 2.8% -219.2 Nominal net profit 655.6 727.7 11.0% 902.3 Turner 449.9 647.0 43.8% 681.2 CIMIC 174.8 182.6 4.5% 235.0 E&C (Europe & FlatironDragados) 37.1 60.4 62.8% 57.1 Abertis & Holding Level -6.2 -162.3 -71.0 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ 9M in % FY 2025
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199M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Statement of earnings Sales: +14% yoy (+15% fx-adjusted) driven by organic growth across all divisions Materials and personnel costs: Increase in line with sales development Depreciation and amortization: lower level resulting from business mix effects at CIMIC Other operating income/expenses: 9M 2025: incl. gain from deconsolidation Flatiron (EUR 146m) Net non-operating expenses adjustment: 9M 2025: incl. gain from deconsolidation Flatiron (EUR 146m) Tax rate: at 30% (9M 2025: 27% / adjusting for tax-free one-off net gain from Flatiron deconsolidation: 31%) Minorities: decline reflects the Thiess minorities buy-out on 1 July 2026 HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) Sales 28,109.3 32,051.1 14.0% Change in inventories 95.9 62.7 Materials -20,975.1 -24,287.0 Personnel costs -4,529.6 -4,858.5 Other operating income / expenses -1,102.1 -1,285.1 Results from at equity accounted companies 134.6 174.3 Income from oth. part. interests (excl. income from loans) -0.9 -2.4 Net non-operating expenses adjustment -159.5 14.4 EBITDA 1,572.6 1,869.5 18.9% Depreciation and amortization -498.5 -477.0 EBIT 1,074.1 1,392.5 29.6% Net interest income and other financial result -222.5 -231.9 Net non-operating expenses adjustment 159.5 -14.4 Profit before tax / PBT 1,011.1 1,146.2 13.4% Taxes -268.2 -348.3 Tax rate (taxes / PBT in %) 26.5 30.4 Profit after tax – total 742.9 797.9 Minority interest -87.3 -70.2 Consolidated net profit 655.6 727.7 11.0% 9M 20269M 2025 ∆ % 9M
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209M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Statement of cash flows (statutory) HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) Profit before tax / PBT 1,011.1 1,146.2 135.1 Depreciation and amortization 498.5 477.0 -21.5 Other adjustments to net profit 2.7 74.8 72.1 Changes in working capital (net current assets) -845.5 -342.3 503.2 Interest paid -373.0 -392.5 -19.5 Dividends received 153.9 143.1 -10.8 Interest received 156.1 152.0 -4.1 Income tax paid -176.8 -299.3 -122.5 Cash flow from operating activities 427.0 959.0 532.0 Intangible assets, property, plant and equipment, and investment properties -331.7 -299.4 32.3 Operational purchases -370.3 -339.9 30.4 Payments from asset disposals 38.6 40.5 1.9 Acquisitions and participating interests -994.5 303.9 1,298.4 Purchases -457.2 -36.1 421.1 Payments from asset disposals / divestments 1.8 352.7 350.9 Changes in cash and cash equivalents due to changes in the scope of consolidation -539.1 -12.7 526.4 Changes in marketable securities and financial receivables -257.1 -209.8 47.3 Cash flow from investing activities -1,583.3 -205.3 1,378.0 Payments received from sale of treasury stock 1.7 2.0 0.3 Disbursements for acquisition of additional shares in subsidiaries 0.0 -727.3 -727.3 Payments into equity from non-controlling interests 11.6 1.3 -10.3 Payments from equity to non-controlling interests 0.0 -0.7 0.0 Dividends to non-controlling interests -485.8 -548.1 -62.3 Proceeds from new borrowing 2,485.9 1,906.2 -579.7 Debt repayment -1,720.0 -1,390.5 329.5 Repayment of lease liabilities -229.2 -235.1 -5.9 Cash flow from financing activities 64.2 -992.2 -1,056.4 Net change in cash and cash equivalents -1,092.1 -238.5 853.6 Effects of exchange rates changes -442.0 254.2 696.2 Change in cash & cash equivalents -1,534.1 15.7 1,549.8 Cash and cash equivalents at the start of the year 6,338.0 6,226.0 -112.0 Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 4,803.9 6,241.7 1,437.8 9M 2025 9M 2026 ∆ 9M
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219M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Balance sheet (assets) NON- CURRENT ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Current assets Trade and other receivables Increase reflects operational sales growth and seasonality Marketable securities and Cash and cash equivalents Group liquidity position of EUR 7bn remains robust following the EUR 0.7bn Thiess transaction; driven by strong operating cash flow Assets held for sale Assets held for sale relate to the UGL Transport transaction unchanged to prior period Non-current assets Intangible assets / property, plant & equipment / Investment property Increase of intangible assets mainly due to fx- effects at CIMIC; Increase of property, plant and equipment driven also by CIMIC Equity-method investments / Other financial assets Reclassification of Vulcan Energy investment from financial assets to equity-method investment HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) Assets 24,419.5 27,399.7 2,980.2 Non-current assets 8,546.7 9,174.0 627.3 Intangible assets 3,499.8 3,713.2 213.4 Property, plant and equipment 1,560.7 1,717.6 156.9 Investment properties 15.3 14.5 -0.8 Equity-method investments 2,233.0 2,424.4 191.4 Other financial assets 276.9 88.1 -188.8 Financial receivables 258.7 347.9 89.2 Other receivables and other assets 312.4 547.1 234.7 Income tax assets 0.0 0.0 0.0 Deferred tax assets 389.9 321.2 -68.7 Current assets 15,872.8 18,225.7 2,352.9 Inventories 374.5 464.5 90.0 Financial receivables 132.4 168.1 35.7 Trade receivables and other receivables 8,031.3 10,111.6 2,080.3 Current income tax assets 116.9 148.2 31.3 Marketable securities 847.1 958.6 111.5 Cash and cash equivalents 6,226.0 6,241.7 15.7 Assets held for sale 144.6 133.0 -11.6 Δ FYFY 2025 9M 2026
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229M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group – Balance sheet (liabilities and equity) CURRENT LIABILITIES Financial liabilities / Put options Increase due to maturity-related reclassification from non-current financial liabilities and derecognition of put option liability in the course of full acquisition of Thiess Trade payables and other liabilities Increase in connection with operational growth of the Group and seasonality NON- CURRENT LIABILITIES Shareholders‘ equity – Movements in Q3 2026 (EUR million) Profit after taxes 798 Dividends -600 Fx-effects & other 36 Equity change ∑ 234 SHARE- HOLDERS’ EQUITY Financial liabilities Financing measures to buy out the Thiess minority stake are offset by maturity related reclassifications to current financial liabilities HOCHTIEF Group (EUR million) Liabilities and shareholders’ equity 24,419.5 27,399.7 2,980.2 Shareholders' equity 1,389.5 1,623.5 234.0 Attributable to the group 1,267.9 1,558.9 291.0 Minority interest 121.6 64.6 -57.0 Non-current liabilities 9,015.4 8,951.6 -63.8 Provisions for pensions and similar obligations 242.0 212.9 -29.1 Other provisions 596.7 681.7 85.0 Financial liabilities 7,395.9 7,252.4 -143.5 Lease liabilities 423.0 486.7 63.7 Trade payables 155.4 149.3 -6.1 Other liabilities 68.7 49.4 -19.3 Deferred tax liabilities 133.7 119.2 -14.5 Current liabilities 14,014.6 16,824.6 2,810.0 Other provisions 1,242.7 1,558.5 315.8 Financial liabilities 188.2 1,058.0 869.8 Lease liabilities 224.0 243.6 19.6 Put options granted to non-controlling interest shareholders 609.6 0.0 -609.6 Trade payables and other liabilities 11,481.8 13,731.8 2,250.0 Current income tax liabilities 268.3 232.7 -35.6 Liabilities associated with assets held for sale 0.0 0.0 0.0 Δ FY9M 2026FY 2025
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239M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 HOCHTIEF Group - Financing structure 9M 2026 Net cash / Net debt calculation: • Strong liquidity position of EUR 7.2bn per end 9M 2026 (cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities). • In July 2026, S&P upgraded the ratings of HOCHTIEF and CIMIC from BBB-/A-3 to BBB/A-2 with a stable outlook. • Full integration of Thiess in July 2026: All existing bank debt was repaid using available liquidity and Thiess has been fully consolidated. 38 end 9M 2025 end 9M 2026 end FY 2025 period end (EUR m) Cash and cash equivalents 4,804 6,242 6,226 Marketable securties 817 959 847 Financial Receivables 144 168 132 Other financial assets 134 76 280 Financial assets 5,899 7,445 7,486 Bonds or notes issued 4,307 5,744 4,357 Amounts due to banks 3,384 2,527 3,195 Other financial liabilities 32 38 30 Financial liabilities 7,723 8,309 7,583 Net cash (+) / Net debt (-) -1,824 -864 -97 0 816 10 1,469 854 527 191 1,274 570 0 34 202 635 392 1,023 264 0 11 0 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 1,600 1,800 2,000 ufn 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2034 2036 ff. Debt Maturity profile (EUR mn): Other financial liabilities Amounts due to banks Bonds or notes issued 34 191 645 1.877 1.018 1.274 791 1.861 0 619
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249M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Turner © Turner Construction © D o r n a n © Dornan © Image courtesy of the Los Angeles Clippers © Jason Doiy © Image courtesy of the Los Angeles Clippers
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259M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Turner - Segment overview • High added-value advanced-tech building solutions with 45 offices across the U.S. • Client-focused construction management delivery model resulting in 80% repeat clients; Leader in diverse market sectors such as data centers, healthcare, and green buildings1) • Collaborative Delivery Models through over 15,000 skilled employees • Strategic and agile approach delivering long-term growth • Outstanding cash conversion and track record of strong profit and margin growth • SourceBlue – comprehensive supply chain service solutions achieving cost and schedule certainty Looking ahead: • Rapidly expanding proportion of order backlog from Advanced Technology market through major tech clients, represents >40% end-2025 • Increasing delivery of high value-added solutions (incl. from SourceBlue, modularization, self-perform and technical engineering) • Accelerating expansion in Europe with Dornan acquisition 1) Source: latest ENR ranking Order backlog HY 2026 Financials 42% 2% 3%14% 10% 6% 10% 7% 3%3% Data Center Battery Pharma/Industrial/Mfg Healthcare Commercial Education/R&D Transportation Sports/Entertainment Public/Justice Hotel/Residential (USD million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Sales 21,020 26,033 24% EBITDA 720 1,051 46% Operational profit before tax / PBT 704 1,034 47% Operational PBT margin in % 3.4% 4.0% 60 bps Operational net profit 507 751 48% New orders 26,241 36,586 39% Order backlog 40,341 55,457 37%
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269M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 CIMIC © UGL © UGL © Leighton Asia © misheye © UGL © CPB Contractors
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279M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 CIMIC - Segment overview • Largest Australasian player providing engineering-led integrated solutions and critical mineral-related services with 39,000 employees across the whole project lifecycle o CPB is Australia‘s largest constructor of critical long- term infrastructure o Thiess is the global leader in diversified mining services o UGL, Sedgman and Leighton Asia are pioneers in engineering-led services for clients in energy, mobility, advanced technology and natural resources o Pacific Partnerships is a leading developer of greenfield infrastructure assets • Solid growth fundamentals: population growth, megaprojects, energy transition, defense and on-shoring • Unparalleled reputation: 2/3 of projects with government clients and 90% of services contracts renewed over the past 5 years Looking ahead: • Integrated platform with unique, leading position in next generation markets (data centers, energy, critical minerals, sustainable mobility) • Disciplined de-risking approach with focus on collaborative and low-risk delivery models By market: Financials Order backlog HY 2026 By market segment: 79% 21% Australia/NZ International 12% 8% 7% 22% 15% 36% Digital & Advanced Technology Energy Infrastructure Defence & Other Essential Infrastructure Transport Infrastructure & Sustainable Mobility BHE & Other Social Infrastructure Critical Minerals & Natural Resources (AUD million) 9M 2025 comparable 9M 2026 Δ yoy comparable Sales 13,115 13,531 3% EBITDA 1,584 1,556 -2% Operational profit before tax / PBT 553 585 6% Operational PBT margin in % 4.2% 4.3% 10 bps Operational net profit 280 319 14% New orders 15,891 16,230 2% Order backlog 37,624 39,155 4%
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289M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 CIMIC - Bolt-on acquisitions Sedgman acquired Prudentia Engineering, based in Queensland (Australia), to expand its presence in the growing chemical and energy industries which support the energy transition globally. The acquisition enhances Sedgman’s existing critical minerals and mineral processing expertise in copper, high-purity alumina, vanadium, lithium, cobalt, rare earths, uranium and nickel. Sedgman also acquired MinSol Engineering, based on Western Australia, which has experience that has been integral to the development of the global lithium industry for more than 15 years. MinSol’s expertise complements Sedgman’s brine lithium processing capabilities acquired with Novopro in 2023. Thiess also acquired Mintrex, based in Western Australia, who has a strong reputation in engineering consulting, project management and asset management in the mining sector. The acquisition brings enhanced capability and expertise, a strong client base and pipeline of projects, and an complimentary engineering offering Thiess announced a share purchase agreement to acquire the underground metals business PYBAR, one of the largest underground hard rock mining contractors in Australia (copper, gold, zinc-lead & iron ore). The acquisition enhances Thiess’ value proposition to its clients and opens up a pipeline of opportunities in underground metals and minerals across Australia and globally. • Sedgman’s bolt-on acquisitions complete its strategy to become a full service, global provider in the extraction and refining of minerals essential to the rapidly growing clean energy technologies. Part of HOCHTIEF’s capital allocation strategy is focused on carrying out bolt-on acquisitions to enhance and expand our engineering, digital and logistics services know-how and client-offering. • Thiess’ acquisitions are consistent with its strategy of further developing its global mining portfolio, and with its commitment to the metals and minerals critical to the global energy transition. Sedgman has acquired Arizona-based engineering consultancy FSI Engineering and Design, expanding its North American footprint and advancing its strategic growth in the minerals processing sector. The acquisition strengthens Sedgman’s ability to deliver end-to- end engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) services in the United States
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299M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Engineering & Construction © HOCHTIEF Datacenter © HOCHTIEF © HOCHTIEF © HOCHTIEF © Udo Görisch © HOCHTIEF Polska © HOCHTIEF/Schroll
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309M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Engineering & Construction - Segment overview • Leading civil engineering businesses in Europe (HOCHTIEF) and 38.2% stake in FlatironDragados, the 2nd largest civil engineering and construction player in North America, where we differentiate through superior technical resources, skills and know-how • Building construction activities in Germany and neighboring countries for private and public clients with specialized competence in certified, sustainable construction • HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions is a greenfield infrastructure developer and provider of long-term operations in core infrastructure and next generation markets with value creation across all project phases (including equity) Looking ahead • Positive growth prospects supported by significant investment plans (German EUR 500bn infrastructure fund), data centers, defense and energy markets • Leverage the group’s specialized knowledge in high- tech, energy and sustainable infrastructure markets to expand greenfield infrastructure development activities • autmatec acquisition will allow us to leverage the expected upcoming significant EPCM opportunities in transmission infrastructure in Germany. • De-risking through further progress in focusing on risk- sharing and collaborative models Order Backlog HY 2026 Regional split: 59% 41% Europe North America Financials (EUR million) 9M 2025 9M 2026 Δ yoy Sales 1,233 1,321 7% EBITDA 79 109 39% Operational profit before tax / PBT 61 83 35% Operational PBT margin in % 5.0% 6.3% 130 bps Operational net profit 51 70 37% New orders 3,921 7,118 82% Order backlog 12,180 16,794 38%
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319M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 German government EUR 500bn infrastructure investment plan over 12 years in addition to a big boost to defense investment, where all spending beyond 1% of GDP is excluded from budget deficit calculations • Deployment starting; Procurement acceleration measures initiated during the course of 2026 • EUR 500bn infrastructure plan focused on transport, energy and social sectors including Healthcare, Education, R&D and Digitalization • EUR 400bn federal and EUR 100bn state level, includes EUR 100bn Climate & Transition fund • HOCHTIEF well positioned to benefit due to the scalability of its business model where around 80% of work is subcontracted; focused on core expertise in bridges, rail and transmission lines • Intention to tender for projects with strategic partners, with risk-sharing contract mechanisms, in line with group strategy of reducing risk profile • HOCHTIEF also well placed to participate in defense investment plans in Germany • Opportunity in defense-related capital works (new/renovation of infrastructure, buildings etc) and potentially via PPP model • Multi-year opportunity for significant lower-risk revenue, profit and cash flow growth, backed by political will of government • Well positioned globally for higher defense spending given our sector presence in Europe, US and Australia, supported by our key security credentials German Infrastructure and Defense plan opportunities
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329M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Disciplined capital allocations & Sustainability Engineering & Construction services Supply chain O&M services Structured finance solutions Equity investment Infrastructure development Strategic growth markets Conventional infrastructure markets Optionality Opps CORE Strategic framework for growth and value creation Megatrends Digitalization Demand for energy Demographics Deglobalization Consistent effort & resources applied in a specific strategic direction Positioned to achieve strong returns on megatrend opportunities Local and Global Client Relationship Engineering, Systems & Logistics Know-how Geographical diversification, Scale & Capability PPP Investment Know-how Experienced teams De-risking Strong balance sheet and cashflow generation Bolt-on Acquisitions Strategic M&A Harnessing HOCHTIEF‘s unique competitive position across group operational companies & geographical presence Defense
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339M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Awards / Ratings HOCHTIEF Group – Accelerating Sustainability (ESG) drive Environmental – Highlights 2025 ▪ GHG-Emission reduction targets, strong performance: Scope 1: -37%, Scope 2: -37%, Scope 3: -25% ▪ Groupwide Green Energy Initiative implemented and Embodied Carbon Initiative developed ▪ Recycling rates above target: Water: 12% and Waste: 86% ▪ Implementation of biodiversity action plans in 100% of projects in environmentally sensitive areas ▪ Coverage of Group companies certified according to environmental management system of 97% ▪ Innovation, digitalization and collaboration driving the sustainable transformation Social – Highlights 2025 ▪ Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate: 0.71 (2024: 0.66); again exceeding targets of the SP 2025 (0.9 in 2030) ▪ 99.8% of employees covered by occupational health and safety certifications (equal to 2024) ▪ Strong performance on our target to increase presence of women in senior management positions by 50 % compared to 2019: 128 (84 in 2019) ▪ 100% of HOCHTIEF employees group wide receive adequate wages (at least statutory minimum wages) ▪ Training hours per employees: 23.1 (equal to 2024); again exceeding target of the SP 2025 (20 hours) Governance – Highlights 2025 ▪ Group-wide Sustainability Committee ▪ Targets and commitments of the SP25 were achieved ▪ ISO Certification (or similar) on Anti- Bribery Management System obtained for most segments ▪ Group-wide alignment on the revised version of the Human Rights Statements of Principles ▪ Group-wide alignment on the Sustainability Policy (policies) ▪ Group-wide implementation of the ESG platform for Governance Positive target achievements of ambitious Sustainability Plan 2025 goals (60 Commitments / 200+ Measures) Group-wide working groups to align activities and benefit from world- wide expertise HOCHTIEF is member of the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index by S&P Global; receives “AAA” rating by MSCI; has been awarded “Prime” status by ISS ESG; achieves a very positive CDP Climate ranking (“A”), as well as “A-” in Water Security- and “B” in the Forest categories; HOCHTIEF receives the gold medal by EcoVadis and is evaluated by Sustainalytics with “Strong” ESG risk management.
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349M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 FX rates End of period: Period average: Mar 31st 2025 Mar 31st 2026 yoy Jun 30th 2025 Jun 30th 2026 yoy Sep 30th 2025 Sep 30th 2026 yoy EUR / USD 1.08 1.16 7% EUR / USD 1.18 1.14 -3.0% EUR / USD 1.17 1.13 -3% USD / EUR 0.92 0.86 -6% USD / EUR 0.85 0.88 3.1% USD / EUR 0.85 0.88 4% EUR / AUD 1.73 1.68 -3% EUR / AUD 1.79 1.65 -8% EUR / AUD 1.77 1.63 -8% AUD / EUR 0.58 0.60 3% AUD / EUR 0.56 0.61 9% AUD / EUR 0.56 0.61 9% Q1 H1 9M Jan - Mar 2025 Jan - Mar 2026 yoy Apr - Jun 2025 Apr - Jun 2026 yoy Jan - Jun 2025 Jan - Jun 2026 yoy EUR / USD 1.05 1.17 12% EUR / USD 1.15 1.16 1% EUR / USD 1.10 1.17 6% USD / EUR 0.95 0.85 -10% USD / EUR 0.87 0.86 -1% USD / EUR 0.91 0.86 -6% EUR / AUD 1.69 1.68 -1% EUR / AUD 1.77 1.63 -8% EUR / AUD 1.73 1.66 -4% AUD / EUR 0.59 0.60 1% AUD / EUR 0.56 0.61 9% AUD / EUR 0.58 0.60 5% Q1 H1Q2 Jul - Sep 2025 Jul - Sep 2026 yoy EUR / USD 1.16 1.15 -1% USD / EUR 0.86 0.87 1% EUR / AUD 1.78 1.63 -8% AUD / EUR 0.56 0.61 9% Q3 Jan - Sep 2025 Jan - Sep 2026 yoy EUR / USD 1.12 1.16 4% USD / EUR 0.89 0.86 -4% EUR / AUD 1.75 1.65 -6% AUD / EUR 0.57 0.61 6% 9M
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359M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 The HOCHTIEF Group • HOCHTIEF is a global provider of engineering-led, end-to-end, infrastructure solutions in North America, Australia and Europe with leading positions in rapidly expanding strategic growth verticals including the AI-Digital and Tech sector as well as the Energy, Defense, and Critical Minerals markets supported by its long- standing, local presence in core infrastructure markets. • Founded in 1873 • ACS/HOCHTIEF ranked #1 in ENR Top 250 International Contractors1) • Key figures (FY 2025): – 61,519 employees – Op. PBT: EUR 1,303m – Op. net profit: EUR 789m 65% 27% 5% 3% Americas Asia/Pacific Germany Rest of Europe 1) Source: ENR The Global Sourcebook, Aug. 2025 (based on international sales volume) 2025 Sales by region (EUR 38.2bn)
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369M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 64% 23% 7% 6% Turner CIMIC E&C Abertis68% 28% 4% Turner CIMIC E&C Turner is the largest US building construction management company providing high added-value advanced tech solutions across different market segments. Australia-based CIMIC Group is an engineering-led infrastructure, industrial services, natural resources services, and development and investment leader. Comprises HOCHTIEF’s European operations and the North American civil engineering business (from 2025: 38.2% stake in FlatironDragados) 20% equity investment in leading international toll road operator Sales EUR 38.2bn1) 1) Total figure incl. Headquarters and consolidation items © UGL HOCHTIEF, leading positions in developed markets – FY 2025 Op. net profit EUR 789m1) Turner ©BigAcorn-Studios CIMIC Abertis Engineering & Construction ©UdoGoerisch ©Abertis AI, Digital & Tech Energy infrastructure Transport Infrastructure & Sustainable Mobility BHE & Social infrastructure Defense Critical Minerals & Natural Resources
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379M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Disclaimer This presentation and the report contain forward-looking statements. These statements reflect the current views, expectations and assumptions of the Executive Board of HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft and are based on information currently available to the Executive Board. Such statements involve risks and uncertainties and do not guarantee future results, performance or events. Actual results, performance or events relating to HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft and the HOCHTIEF Group, including but not limited to possible future divestments, profit before tax, consolidated net profit and dividends, may differ materially from the expectations and assumptions described in such statements due to, among other things, changes in the general economic, sectoral and competitive environment, risks associated with capital markets, currency exchange rate fluctuations, changes in international and national laws and regulations, in particular with respect to tax laws and regulations, the conduct of other shareholders, and other factors. Statements on dividends are additionally subject to the recognition of a corresponding unappropriated net profit in the published separate financial statements of HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft for the fiscal year concerned and the adoption by the competent decision-making bodies of appropriate resolutions taking into account the prevailing situation of the Company. HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft does not assume any obligations to update any forward-looking statements.
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389M 2026 results presentation – November 5, 2026 Investor Relations contacts and calendar For further information please contact: Investor Relations HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft Alfredstr. 236 45133 Essen, Germany Phone: +49 201 824 1870 Fax: +49 201 824 9 1870 investor-relations@hochtief.de Martina HorstMike Pinkney Nadine Wärmer Tobias Loskamp