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12 Feb 2026 1 A TRIA PLCFINANCIAL ST A TEMENT RELEASEQ4 / 20251 January – 31 December 2025 A TRIA HAD ANOTHER STRONG YEAR –NET SALES AND ADJUSTED EBIT GREWRecord year for Atria Group – net sales and adjusted EBIT grewConsolidated net sales increased by EUR 58.4 million, which was due to the good sales development of Atria Sweden and the strong growth of Atria Finland in the H2 period.Consolidated adjusted EBIT improved by EUR 4.5 million, the EBIT percentage increased and was 3.9% (3.7%). Atria Sweden was a key driver of improvedperformance. Atria Finland's performance improved towards the end of the year.The development of Atria Denmark & Estonia was weighed down by the costs caused by ASF and the problems of raw material availability in Estonia.Cash flow from operating activities EUR 120.0 million (EUR 92.4 million)Adjusted return on equity increased to 11.0% (10.1%).Adjusted earnings per share of €1.61 (€1.38)Atria disposed the Kuopio plant site and recorded a non-recurring expense of EUR 5.9 million. •2025 was a year of big investment decisions:oIn Finland, investments of approx. EUR 105 million in convenience food and beef productionoIn Sweden, approx. EUR 23 million will be invested in the production of meat products in Sköllersta.•In 2025, the results of the employee satisfaction survey continued to improve. •In an external reputation survey, we achieved the best results in our measurement history.•In the Sustainable Brand Index survey, we improved our ranking.•In 2026, Atria Group’s adjusted EBIT is expected to be higher than in the previous year (EUR 69.9 million).•Atria's good market position, strong brands and good customer relationships, as well as reliable industrial processes, create the conditions for the positive development of EBIT also in 2026.•The unstable pork market in Europe, animal disease risks and low consumer confidence in Atria’s domestic markets are risk factors that may affect the EBIT in the near future.Proposal for dividend distribution•The Board of Director´s proposal for dividenddistribution 0.75 EUR/shareFuture outlookThe implementation of the TOGETHER 2030 strategy started 1 2
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12 Feb 2026 1 A TRIA PLCFINANCIAL ST A TEMENT RELEASEQ4 / 20251 January – 31 December 2025 A TRIA HAD ANOTHER STRONG YEAR –NET SALES AND ADJUSTED EBIT GREWRecord year for Atria Group – net sales and adjusted EBIT grewConsolidated net sales increased by EUR 58.4 million, which was due to the good sales development of Atria Sweden and the strong growth of Atria Finland in the H2 period.Consolidated adjusted EBIT improved by EUR 4.5 million, the EBIT percentage increased and was 3.9% (3.7%). Atria Sweden was a key driver of improvedperformance. Atria Finland's performance improved towards the end of the year.The development of Atria Denmark & Estonia was weighed down by the costs caused by ASF and the problems of raw material availability in Estonia.Cash flow from operating activities EUR 120.0 million (EUR 92.4 million)Adjusted return on equity increased to 11.0% (10.1%).Adjusted earnings per share of €1.61 (€1.38)Atria disposed the Kuopio plant site and recorded a non-recurring expense of EUR 5.9 million. •2025 was a year of big investment decisions:oIn Finland, investments of approx. EUR 105 million in convenience food and beef productionoIn Sweden, approx. EUR 23 million will be invested in the production of meat products in Sköllersta.•In 2025, the results of the employee satisfaction survey continued to improve. •In an external reputation survey, we achieved the best results in our measurement history.•In the Sustainable Brand Index survey, we improved our ranking.•In 2026, Atria Group’s adjusted EBIT is expected to be higher than in the previous year (EUR 69.9 million).•Atria's good market position, strong brands and good customer relationships, as well as reliable industrial processes, create the conditions for the positive development of EBIT also in 2026.•The unstable pork market in Europe, animal disease risks and low consumer confidence in Atria’s domestic markets are risk factors that may affect the EBIT in the near future.Proposal for dividend distribution•The Board of Director´s proposal for dividenddistribution 0.75 EUR/shareFuture outlookThe implementation of the TOGETHER 2030 strategy started 1 2
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12 Feb 2026 2 Q4 / 2025 RESUL T DEVELOPMENT IN FIGURES476.5+ 7 .0%Net sales, EUR millionNet sales development0.31Adjusted earnings per share, EUR(EUR 0.27)14.0Adjusted EBIT, EUR million(EUR 13.2 million)2.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.0%) Q1-Q4 / 2025 RESUL T DEVELOPMENT IN FIGURES1,813. 7+3.3%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1.61Adjusted earnings per share, EUR(EUR 1.38)69.9Adjusted EBIT, EUR million(EUR 65.4 million)3.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.7%)11.0%Adjusted return of equity %, rolling 12 m(10.1%)45. 7%Equity ratio(43.2%)69.8Free cash flow, EUR million(EUR 41.6 million) 3 4
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12 Feb 2026 2 Q4 / 2025 RESUL T DEVELOPMENT IN FIGURES476.5+ 7 .0%Net sales, EUR millionNet sales development0.31Adjusted earnings per share, EUR(EUR 0.27)14.0Adjusted EBIT, EUR million(EUR 13.2 million)2.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.0%) Q1-Q4 / 2025 RESUL T DEVELOPMENT IN FIGURES1,813. 7+3.3%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1.61Adjusted earnings per share, EUR(EUR 1.38)69.9Adjusted EBIT, EUR million(EUR 65.4 million)3.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.7%)11.0%Adjusted return of equity %, rolling 12 m(10.1%)45. 7%Equity ratio(43.2%)69.8Free cash flow, EUR million(EUR 41.6 million) 3 4
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12 Feb 2026 5 MARKET POSITION IN THE BUSINESS AREAS•The development of Atria's product categories in retail market in value terms from January to December:•In Finland +0.8% •In Sweden +4.5% •In Estonia +2.0% •In Denmark +0.3% Atria's own brand market share in the product categories it represents, in value terms from January to December:•In Finland 19% •In Estonia 22% •In Denmark 13% •In Sweden Atria’s supplier share (the share of Atria’s own brands + private label products produced by Atria combined) was around 18 per cent from January to December. A TRIA FINLAND351.3+6.2%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development3.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.9%)1,319.6Net sales(EUR million)+ 1.9%Net sales development62.2Adjusted EBIT, EUR million+ 1.8Adjusted EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures13.6Adjusted EBIT,EUR million+0. 7Adjusted EBIT development,EUR million4. 7%Adjusted EBIT %(4.7%) 9 10
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12 Feb 2026 5 MARKET POSITION IN THE BUSINESS AREAS•The development of Atria's product categories in retail market in value terms from January to December:•In Finland +0.8% •In Sweden +4.5% •In Estonia +2.0% •In Denmark +0.3% Atria's own brand market share in the product categories it represents, in value terms from January to December:•In Finland 19% •In Estonia 22% •In Denmark 13% •In Sweden Atria’s supplier share (the share of Atria’s own brands + private label products produced by Atria combined) was around 18 per cent from January to December. A TRIA FINLAND351.3+6.2%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development3.9%Adjusted EBIT %(3.9%)1,319.6Net sales(EUR million)+ 1.9%Net sales development62.2Adjusted EBIT, EUR million+ 1.8Adjusted EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures13.6Adjusted EBIT,EUR million+0. 7Adjusted EBIT development,EUR million4. 7%Adjusted EBIT %(4.7%) 9 10
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12 Feb 2026 6 A TRIA FINLAND •In October-Decembergood sales development in almost all sales channels improved the net sales. •The adjusted EBIT for the reporting period was EUR 0.7 million higher than in the corresponding period last year. EBIT continued to develop strongly, despite increasing costs weighing on its growth. •Atria disposed the Kuopio factory site and will restore the site, which is why a one-off expense of EUR 5.9ௗmillion was recorded in the last quarter of 2025. •The strong sales growth in July–December reversed the downward trend in net sales from earlier in the year and turned it into growth. In particular, sales to the retail trade increased towards the end of the year. Sales to export and industrial customers, as well as feed sales, were higher than in the previous year. •The nutrition recommendations have had a negative impact on consumer demand for meat products, but the decline in demand is levelling off compared with the early part of the year. •The spring industrial action had a negative impact on deliveries, net sales and EBIT for the reporting period.•The good performance of 2025 resulted from the improved efficiency of poultry production and the concentration of production in the new poultry plant in Nurmo. •The launch of chicken exports to China strengthened Atria Finland's EBIT. A TRIA FINLAND’S INVESTMENT DECISIONS 2025•In April, Atria Finland announced an investment of EUR 7 million investment in a new pancake production line and the technical modernisation of the production department. The investment is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2026.•In July, Atria announced that it would invest EUR 82.4 million in the modernisation of convenience food production and the related energy solutions. This includes the renovation of the existing production plant in Nurmo, as well as the replacement of its production process and other technical systems with the most energy-efficient solutions. The energy solutions included in this investment will result in total annual savings of more than EUR 5 million. The construction of the convenience food factory began in November.•In October, Atria launched an investment of approximately EUR 16 million for the modernisation of the Kauhajoki production plant. The investment includes the demolition of old buildings and the construction of new facilities. Foundation stone ceremony of the Future Food Factory on 19 January 2026 11 12
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12 Feb 2026 6 A TRIA FINLAND •In October-Decembergood sales development in almost all sales channels improved the net sales. •The adjusted EBIT for the reporting period was EUR 0.7 million higher than in the corresponding period last year. EBIT continued to develop strongly, despite increasing costs weighing on its growth. •Atria disposed the Kuopio factory site and will restore the site, which is why a one-off expense of EUR 5.9ௗmillion was recorded in the last quarter of 2025. •The strong sales growth in July–December reversed the downward trend in net sales from earlier in the year and turned it into growth. In particular, sales to the retail trade increased towards the end of the year. Sales to export and industrial customers, as well as feed sales, were higher than in the previous year. •The nutrition recommendations have had a negative impact on consumer demand for meat products, but the decline in demand is levelling off compared with the early part of the year. •The spring industrial action had a negative impact on deliveries, net sales and EBIT for the reporting period.•The good performance of 2025 resulted from the improved efficiency of poultry production and the concentration of production in the new poultry plant in Nurmo. •The launch of chicken exports to China strengthened Atria Finland's EBIT. A TRIA FINLAND’S INVESTMENT DECISIONS 2025•In April, Atria Finland announced an investment of EUR 7 million investment in a new pancake production line and the technical modernisation of the production department. The investment is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2026.•In July, Atria announced that it would invest EUR 82.4 million in the modernisation of convenience food production and the related energy solutions. This includes the renovation of the existing production plant in Nurmo, as well as the replacement of its production process and other technical systems with the most energy-efficient solutions. The energy solutions included in this investment will result in total annual savings of more than EUR 5 million. The construction of the convenience food factory began in November.•In October, Atria launched an investment of approximately EUR 16 million for the modernisation of the Kauhajoki production plant. The investment includes the demolition of old buildings and the construction of new facilities. Foundation stone ceremony of the Future Food Factory on 19 January 2026 11 12
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12 Feb 2026 7 A TRIA SWEDEN100.6+ 12. 7%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1. 7%EBIT %(0.6%)392. 7Net sales(EUR million)+9.0%Net sales development8.3EBIT, EUR million+3.8EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures1. 7EBIT,EUR million+ 1. 1EBIT development,EUR million2. 1%EBIT %(1.3%) A TRIA SWEDEN•In October-Decembernet sales grew by EUR 11.3 million from the corresponding period of the previous year. •Gooh! continued its strong growth in the fresh convenience food segment and strengthened its position in retail trade.•In the Foodservice business, Atria had a very strong quarter: high volumes and an improved sales mix contributed to growing sales. •The growth of net sales and a favourable sales structure strengthened Atria Sweden’s EBIT.•At the end of 2025, cases of avian influenza were detected in Sweden. This situation limits the availability of poultry throughout the market.•In January-Decemberthe net sales grew by EUR 32.5 million from the previous year. In local currency, net sales grew by 5.0%. •Sales to the retail trade and Foodservice customers has been developing favourably. •The retail market for fresh poultry meat and convenience foods has been growing strongly in Sweden. Atria has been able to increase its sales in the growing market. •Full-year EBIT increased significantly. •In December, Atria launched an investment of approximately EUR 23ௗmillion in the production of meat products at the Sköllersta plant in Sweden. The investment encompasses a new continuously operating production line, as well as an expansion and upgrade of the production site in Sköllersta. 13 14
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12 Feb 2026 7 A TRIA SWEDEN100.6+ 12. 7%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1. 7%EBIT %(0.6%)392. 7Net sales(EUR million)+9.0%Net sales development8.3EBIT, EUR million+3.8EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures1. 7EBIT,EUR million+ 1. 1EBIT development,EUR million2. 1%EBIT %(1.3%) A TRIA SWEDEN•In October-Decembernet sales grew by EUR 11.3 million from the corresponding period of the previous year. •Gooh! continued its strong growth in the fresh convenience food segment and strengthened its position in retail trade.•In the Foodservice business, Atria had a very strong quarter: high volumes and an improved sales mix contributed to growing sales. •The growth of net sales and a favourable sales structure strengthened Atria Sweden’s EBIT.•At the end of 2025, cases of avian influenza were detected in Sweden. This situation limits the availability of poultry throughout the market.•In January-Decemberthe net sales grew by EUR 32.5 million from the previous year. In local currency, net sales grew by 5.0%. •Sales to the retail trade and Foodservice customers has been developing favourably. •The retail market for fresh poultry meat and convenience foods has been growing strongly in Sweden. Atria has been able to increase its sales in the growing market. •Full-year EBIT increased significantly. •In December, Atria launched an investment of approximately EUR 23ௗmillion in the production of meat products at the Sköllersta plant in Sweden. The investment encompasses a new continuously operating production line, as well as an expansion and upgrade of the production site in Sköllersta. 13 14
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12 Feb 2026 8 A TRIA DENMARK & ESTONIA30. 7-0. 1%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1. 1%EBIT %(3.9%)124.8Net sales(EUR million)-0.9%Net sales development4.9EBIT, EUR million-0.3EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures0.3EBIT,EUR million-0.9EBIT development,EUR million4.0%EBIT %(4.2%) A TRIA DENMARK & ESTONIA•In October-December Atria Denmark & Estonia’s net sales were weakened by problems with the availability of meat raw material in Estonia caused by African swine fever.•Atria Estonia’s retail trade sales decreased by approximately oneௗperௗcent compared to the corresponding period last year. After the ASF cases, the operation of the pig farms returned to normal at the end of the reporting period.•Atria Denmark’s net sales increased thanks to improved sales volumes, especially to export customers.•The year 2025 was exceptionally challenging for Atria Estonia, as two Atria’s pig farms were infected with ASF in the summer. As the availability of local raw material decreased, retail trade and industrial sales had to be restricted.•Atria Estonia’s sales to the retail trade increased by 1.3% compared with the previous year, and Atria managed to strengthen its market share in the Estonian retail trade.•Atria Denmark’s year 2025 was marked by the challenging market of the Danish retail trade, where consumption decreased and competition intensified clearly.•Atria Denmark’s export business, on the other hand, experienced strong growth.•Atria Denmark’s production efficiency measures and new production solutions improved productivity and the utilisation rate of production facilities, which strengthened the result for the full year. 15 16
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12 Feb 2026 8 A TRIA DENMARK & ESTONIA30. 7-0. 1%Net sales, EUR milloinNet sales development1. 1%EBIT %(3.9%)124.8Net sales(EUR million)-0.9%Net sales development4.9EBIT, EUR million-0.3EBIT development, EUR millionQ4/2025 Key FiguresQ1-Q4/2025 Key Figures0.3EBIT,EUR million-0.9EBIT development,EUR million4.0%EBIT %(4.2%) A TRIA DENMARK & ESTONIA•In October-December Atria Denmark & Estonia’s net sales were weakened by problems with the availability of meat raw material in Estonia caused by African swine fever.•Atria Estonia’s retail trade sales decreased by approximately oneௗperௗcent compared to the corresponding period last year. After the ASF cases, the operation of the pig farms returned to normal at the end of the reporting period.•Atria Denmark’s net sales increased thanks to improved sales volumes, especially to export customers.•The year 2025 was exceptionally challenging for Atria Estonia, as two Atria’s pig farms were infected with ASF in the summer. As the availability of local raw material decreased, retail trade and industrial sales had to be restricted.•Atria Estonia’s sales to the retail trade increased by 1.3% compared with the previous year, and Atria managed to strengthen its market share in the Estonian retail trade.•Atria Denmark’s year 2025 was marked by the challenging market of the Danish retail trade, where consumption decreased and competition intensified clearly.•Atria Denmark’s export business, on the other hand, experienced strong growth.•Atria Denmark’s production efficiency measures and new production solutions improved productivity and the utilisation rate of production facilities, which strengthened the result for the full year. 15 16
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12 Feb 2026 9 SUST AINABILITY•A carbon neutral food chain is the most important goal of Atria’s sustainability work.•In the targets approved by the Science Based Targets (SBTi) initiative, Atria commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations (Scopes 1 and 2) by 42% by 2030 from 2020 levels. The reduction target for Scope 3 emissions is 20% per tonne of processed meat by 2030.•Atria invests EUR 82.4 million in the modernisation of convenience food production and the related energy solutions. These measures are major steps towards Atria’s ambitious environmental goals. The project will create a model for a carbon-neutral plant concept of the future. The plant’s annual energy consumption is expected to decrease by around 50,000 MWh, which is around 21% of Atria Finland’s energy consumption. In addition, heat production is modified so as not to produce any carbon dioxide emissions.•Atria's victory in the World Steak Challenge in the Grass-Fed Fillet category shows that Atria's responsibly fed Finnish beef is among the best in the world. The World's Best Grass-Fed Fillet category emphasises a natural and sustainable production method that supports the circular economy and promotes biodiversity.•The employee survey carried out at the end of 2025 showed a clear improvement in employee engagement. Atria’s employer image is strong: employees find the company’s values and goals meaningful, and 85% would recommend Atria as an employer and see themselves working at the company a year from now. SHORT - TERM BUSINESS RISKS•Uncertainty continues due to both the continuation of the war in Ukraine and the escalation of global geopolitical tensions. Combined with the unstable US tariff policy, these affected market behaviour, consumer sentiment and purchasing decisions.•Pork prices in Europe have fallen in the second half of 2025, and the pork market is expected to remain unstable at least for the first half of 2026.•Market disruptions caused by serious animal diseases and the spread of diseases to Atria's operating countries•Beef market imbalance•Cybercrime and information system disruptions 17 18
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12 Feb 2026 9 SUST AINABILITY•A carbon neutral food chain is the most important goal of Atria’s sustainability work.•In the targets approved by the Science Based Targets (SBTi) initiative, Atria commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations (Scopes 1 and 2) by 42% by 2030 from 2020 levels. The reduction target for Scope 3 emissions is 20% per tonne of processed meat by 2030.•Atria invests EUR 82.4 million in the modernisation of convenience food production and the related energy solutions. These measures are major steps towards Atria’s ambitious environmental goals. The project will create a model for a carbon-neutral plant concept of the future. The plant’s annual energy consumption is expected to decrease by around 50,000 MWh, which is around 21% of Atria Finland’s energy consumption. In addition, heat production is modified so as not to produce any carbon dioxide emissions.•Atria's victory in the World Steak Challenge in the Grass-Fed Fillet category shows that Atria's responsibly fed Finnish beef is among the best in the world. The World's Best Grass-Fed Fillet category emphasises a natural and sustainable production method that supports the circular economy and promotes biodiversity.•The employee survey carried out at the end of 2025 showed a clear improvement in employee engagement. Atria’s employer image is strong: employees find the company’s values and goals meaningful, and 85% would recommend Atria as an employer and see themselves working at the company a year from now. SHORT - TERM BUSINESS RISKS•Uncertainty continues due to both the continuation of the war in Ukraine and the escalation of global geopolitical tensions. Combined with the unstable US tariff policy, these affected market behaviour, consumer sentiment and purchasing decisions.•Pork prices in Europe have fallen in the second half of 2025, and the pork market is expected to remain unstable at least for the first half of 2026.•Market disruptions caused by serious animal diseases and the spread of diseases to Atria's operating countries•Beef market imbalance•Cybercrime and information system disruptions 17 18
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12 Feb 2026 10 FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT”Atria’s net sales and adjusted EBIT were at the highest levelin our Group’s history, reflecting our organisation’s great performance and the effectiveness of our strategic choices.”CEO Kai Gyllström”Atria’s net sales and adjusted EBIT were at the highest levelin our Group’s history, reflecting our organisation’s great performance and the effectiveness of our strategic choices.”CEO Kai Gyllström CONSOLIDA TED NET SALES CUMULA TIVEEUR million 19 20
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12 Feb 2026 10 FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT”Atria’s net sales and adjusted EBIT were at the highest levelin our Group’s history, reflecting our organisation’s great performance and the effectiveness of our strategic choices.”CEO Kai Gyllström”Atria’s net sales and adjusted EBIT were at the highest levelin our Group’s history, reflecting our organisation’s great performance and the effectiveness of our strategic choices.”CEO Kai Gyllström CONSOLIDA TED NET SALES CUMULA TIVEEUR million 19 20
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12 Feb 2026 11 CONSOLIDA TED ADJUSTED EBITCUMULA TIVEEUR million CONSOLIDA TED INCOME ST A TEMENTQ1-Q4Q1-Q4Q4Q42024202520242025EUR million1,755.41,813.7445.3476.5NET SALES-1,564.1-1,615.8-399.3-426.5Costs of goods sold191.3198.046.050.0GROSS PROFIT10.9 %10.9 %10.3 %10.5 %% of Net sales4.64.50.90.9Other income-129.5-138.4-33.6-42.7Other expenses66.464.013.28.1EBIT3.8 %3.5 %3.0 %1.7 %% of Net sales-15.4-10.7-3.2-2.4Finance income and costs1.10.20.4-0.7Income from joint ventures and associates52.153.610.45.1PROFIT BEFORE TAXES-9.1-10.0-2.5-0.2Income taxes43.043.68.04.9PROFIT FOR THE PERIOD 21 22
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12 Feb 2026 11 CONSOLIDA TED ADJUSTED EBITCUMULA TIVEEUR million CONSOLIDA TED INCOME ST A TEMENTQ1-Q4Q1-Q4Q4Q42024202520242025EUR million1,755.41,813.7445.3476.5NET SALES-1,564.1-1,615.8-399.3-426.5Costs of goods sold191.3198.046.050.0GROSS PROFIT10.9 %10.9 %10.3 %10.5 %% of Net sales4.64.50.90.9Other income-129.5-138.4-33.6-42.7Other expenses66.464.013.28.1EBIT3.8 %3.5 %3.0 %1.7 %% of Net sales-15.4-10.7-3.2-2.4Finance income and costs1.10.20.4-0.7Income from joint ventures and associates52.153.610.45.1PROFIT BEFORE TAXES-9.1-10.0-2.5-0.2Income taxes43.043.68.04.9PROFIT FOR THE PERIOD 21 22
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12 Feb 2026 12 A TRIA GROUP KEY INDICA TORSQ1-Q4Q1-Q4Q4Q42024202520242025EUR million1755.41813.7445.3476.5Net sales65.469.913.214.0Adjusted EBIT3.7 %3.9 %3.0 %2.9 %Adjusted EBIT, %66.464.013.28.1EBIT3.8 %3.5 %3.0 %1.7 %EBIT, %1.411.440.270.14EPS, EUR1.381.610.270.31Adjusted EPS, EUR14.2815.32Shareholders' equity per share EUR10.1 %11.0 %Adjusted return on equity (rolling 12m), %10.2 %10.5 %Adjusted return on investment (rolling 12m), % FINANCIAL POSITION AND EQUITY RA TIOQ1-Q4Q1-Q420242025EUR million92.4120.0Cash flow from operating activities -50.8-50.2Cash flow from investing activities 41.669.8Free cash flow39.654.2Gross investments 261.8218.7Net debt61.8 %48.1 %Net gearing, %15.410.7Finance cost, net2.061.64Net debt/adjusted EBITDA43.2 %45.7 %Equity ratio, %3.76%3.36%Average interest rate of the loan portfolio, % 23 24
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12 Feb 2026 12 A TRIA GROUP KEY INDICA TORSQ1-Q4Q1-Q4Q4Q42024202520242025EUR million1755.41813.7445.3476.5Net sales65.469.913.214.0Adjusted EBIT3.7 %3.9 %3.0 %2.9 %Adjusted EBIT, %66.464.013.28.1EBIT3.8 %3.5 %3.0 %1.7 %EBIT, %1.411.440.270.14EPS, EUR1.381.610.270.31Adjusted EPS, EUR14.2815.32Shareholders' equity per share EUR10.1 %11.0 %Adjusted return on equity (rolling 12m), %10.2 %10.5 %Adjusted return on investment (rolling 12m), % FINANCIAL POSITION AND EQUITY RA TIOQ1-Q4Q1-Q420242025EUR million92.4120.0Cash flow from operating activities -50.8-50.2Cash flow from investing activities 41.669.8Free cash flow39.654.2Gross investments 261.8218.7Net debt61.8 %48.1 %Net gearing, %15.410.7Finance cost, net2.061.64Net debt/adjusted EBITDA43.2 %45.7 %Equity ratio, %3.76%3.36%Average interest rate of the loan portfolio, % 23 24
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12 Feb 2026 13 A TRIA HAD ANOTHER STRONG YEAR –NET SALES AND ADJUSTED EBIT GREWRecord year for Atria Group – net sales and adjusted EBIT grewConsolidated net sales increased by EUR 58.4 million, which was due to the good sales development of Atria Sweden and the strong growth of Atria Finland in the H2 period.Consolidated adjusted EBIT improved by EUR 4.5 million, the EBIT percentage increased and was 3.9% (3.7%). Atria Sweden was a key driver of improvedperformance. Atria Finland's performance improved towards the end of the year.The development of Atria Denmark & Estonia was weighed down by the costs caused by ASF and the problems of raw material availability in Estonia.Cash flow from operating activities EUR 120.0 million (EUR 92.4 million)Adjusted return on equity increased to 11.0% (10.1%).Adjusted earnings per share of €1.61 (€1.38)Atria disposed the Kuopio plant site and recorded a non-recurring expense of EUR 5.9 million. •2025 was a year of big investment decisions:oIn Finland, investments of approx. EUR 105 million in convenience food and beef productionoIn Sweden, approx. EUR 23 million will be invested in the production of meat products in Sköllersta.•In 2025, the results of the employee satisfaction survey continued to improve. •In an external reputation survey, we achieved the best results in our measurement history.•In the Sustainable Brand Index survey, we improved our ranking.•In 2026, Atria Group’s adjusted EBIT is expected to be higher than in the previous year (EUR 69.9 million).•Atria's good market position, strong brands and good customer relationships, as well as reliable industrial processes, create the conditions for the positive development of EBIT also in 2026.•The unstable pork market in Europe, animal disease risks and low consumer confidence in Atria’s domestic markets are risk factors that may affect the EBIT in the near future.Proposal for dividend distribution•The Board of Director´s proposal for dividenddistribution 0.75 EUR/shareFuture outlookThe implementation of the TOGETHER 2030 strategy started THANK Y OU!Q1/2026 Interim Report on 23 April 2026 25 26
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12 Feb 2026 13 A TRIA HAD ANOTHER STRONG YEAR –NET SALES AND ADJUSTED EBIT GREWRecord year for Atria Group – net sales and adjusted EBIT grewConsolidated net sales increased by EUR 58.4 million, which was due to the good sales development of Atria Sweden and the strong growth of Atria Finland in the H2 period.Consolidated adjusted EBIT improved by EUR 4.5 million, the EBIT percentage increased and was 3.9% (3.7%). Atria Sweden was a key driver of improvedperformance. Atria Finland's performance improved towards the end of the year.The development of Atria Denmark & Estonia was weighed down by the costs caused by ASF and the problems of raw material availability in Estonia.Cash flow from operating activities EUR 120.0 million (EUR 92.4 million)Adjusted return on equity increased to 11.0% (10.1%).Adjusted earnings per share of €1.61 (€1.38)Atria disposed the Kuopio plant site and recorded a non-recurring expense of EUR 5.9 million. •2025 was a year of big investment decisions:oIn Finland, investments of approx. EUR 105 million in convenience food and beef productionoIn Sweden, approx. EUR 23 million will be invested in the production of meat products in Sköllersta.•In 2025, the results of the employee satisfaction survey continued to improve. •In an external reputation survey, we achieved the best results in our measurement history.•In the Sustainable Brand Index survey, we improved our ranking.•In 2026, Atria Group’s adjusted EBIT is expected to be higher than in the previous year (EUR 69.9 million).•Atria's good market position, strong brands and good customer relationships, as well as reliable industrial processes, create the conditions for the positive development of EBIT also in 2026.•The unstable pork market in Europe, animal disease risks and low consumer confidence in Atria’s domestic markets are risk factors that may affect the EBIT in the near future.Proposal for dividend distribution•The Board of Director´s proposal for dividenddistribution 0.75 EUR/shareFuture outlookThe implementation of the TOGETHER 2030 strategy started THANK Y OU!Q1/2026 Interim Report on 23 April 2026 25 26