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Building trust in the everyday. Interim report Enento Group Plc 1.1.–30.9.2026

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 1 (30) (17 ) ENENTO GROUP PLC, STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 29 OCTOBER 2026 AT 11:00 AM EET Enento Group’s Interim Report 1.1. – 30.9.2026: Growth exceeds 5% in Finland, with strong profitability across the Group Summary July – September 2026 in brief • Net sales amounted to EUR 38,8 million (EUR 37,3 m illion), an increase of 4,0% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 3,4%). • Adjusted EBITDA was EUR 15,1 million (EUR 13,5 mil lion), an increase of 11,4% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 11,0%). • Adjusted EBITDA margin was 38,8% (36,2%), an incre ase of 2,6 pp (at comparable exchange rates increase of 2,7 pp). • Adjusted EBIT was EUR 12,1 million (EUR 10,7 milli on), an increase of 13,1% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 12,7%). • Operating profit (EBIT) was EUR 10,2 million (EUR 8,2 million). January – September 2026 in brief • Net sales amounted to EUR 118,3 million (EUR 113,6 million), an increase of 4,1% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 2,9%). • Adjusted EBITDA was EUR 43,1 million (EUR 39,0 mil lion), an increase of 10,6% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 9,6%). • Adjusted EBITDA margin was 36,5% (34,3%), an incre ase of 2,2 pp (at comparable exchange rates increase of 2,2 pp). • Adjusted EBIT was EUR 34,3 million (EUR 30,4 milli on), an increase of 13,0% (at comparable exchange rates increase of 12,1%). • Operating profit (EBIT) was EUR 19,6 million (EUR 18,3 million). • The Board of Directors has decided on 29 October 2 026 on the basis of the authorization by the Annual General Meeting 2026, to pay a second in stallment of dividend of EUR 0,50 per share with a record date of 2 November 2026 and payment date of 9 November 2026. The first dividend installment of EUR 0,50 per share was paid on 15 April 2026. • The Board of Directors has decided on 29 October 2 026 on the basis of the authorization by the Annual General Meeting 2026, to initiate a shar e buyback program to optimize Enento’s capital structure through reduction of capital and to prepare for long-term incentive program payments. The maximum number of shares to be repurchased unde r the program is 120 000, representing approximately 0,50% of the company’s t otal number of shares and votes. The program will start on 30 October 2026 and will be completed by 12 February 2027. In July – September 2026, the items affecting compa rability amounted to EUR 0,0 million (EUR -0,6 million) and in January – September 2026, the items affecting comparability amounted to EUR -9,1 million (EUR -6,1 million). Items affecting compara bility consist of goodwill amortization from Emaile ri divestment and costs related to change negotiations.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 2 (30) (17 ) In July – September 2026, the amortization from fai r value adjustments amounted to EUR -1,9 million (EUR -2,0 million) and in January – September 2026 to EUR -5,6 million (EUR -5,9 million). Key figures 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – EUR million 30. 9.2026 30. 9.202 5 30. 9.2026 30. 9.202 5 31.12.2025 Net sales 38,8 37,3 118,3 113,6 152,7 Net sales change, % (comparable fx rates) 3,4 -0,1 2,9 -0,3 0,0 Net sales change, % (reported fx rates) 4,0 1,3 4,1 0,9 1,5 Operating profit (EBIT) 10,2 8,2 19,6 18,3 25,4 EBIT margin, % 26,3 21,8 16,5 16,1 16,6 Adjusted EBITDA 15,1 13,5 43,1 39,0 52,4 Adjusted EBITDA margin, % 38,8 36,2 36,5 34,3 34,3 Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) 12,1 10,7 34,3 30,4 41,0 Adjusted EBIT margin, % 31,2 28,7 29,0 26,7 26,9 New services of net sales, % 9,2 6,3 9,1 8,9 8,1 Free cash flow 11,4 7,2 31,3 20,7 34,1 Net debt to Adjusted EBITDA, x 2,3 2,8 2,3 2,8 2,7 Earnings per share, EUR 0,29 0,22 0,48 0,43 0,57 Adjusted earnings per share, EUR 0,36 0,30 1,01 0,84 1,14 Future outlook and guidance (unchanged 17 July 2026) Macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties remain . Regulatory changes in the Swedish lending market continue to influence the operating environment, however, the impact on Enento is expected to be modest. In Finland, the macroeconomic outlook is more subdued but demand for Enento’s services is anticipated to remain stable. Supported by stabi lizing market activity and improving conditions in Sweden, we expect Enento’s net sales to grow in 2026 at comparable exchange rates. Enento is focused on improving Adjusted EBITDA and strengthening free cash flow through disciplined cost control, while simultaneously investing in future competitiveness and growth opportunities. Enento Group expects that in 2026, with comparable exchange rates, its net sales will grow by 0-5% and Adjusted EBITDA will increase compared to 2025, with Adjusted EBITDA growth exceeding net sales growth at comparable exchange rates.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 3 (30) (17 ) Teppo Paavola, CEO Q3 2026 was a strong quarter for Enento, with growt h across all reported segments and continued positive momentum from the first half of the year. Group net sales increased by 3,4% at comparable exchange rates and amounted to EUR 38,8 million (EU R 37,3 million). Adjusted EBITDA grew considerably faster than net sales, with adjusted E BITDA margin reaching 38,8% (36,2%). Also, free cash flow improved significantly. We are on a transformation journey from a data provider to a technology company that combines trusted data, regulatory expertise and AI capabilities. Our ambition is to help customers make continuously better decisions with confidence by developing AI-enabled products and connectors that make our data easier to access and use. At the same time, we are leveraging AI to accelerate product development and improve our internal efficiency. AI is only as powerful as the data behind it, and roughly two thi rds of our data is unique. This provides a strong foundation for innovation and reinforces our market-leading position. We are excited to have launched our AI connectors a cross the Nordics. This allows customers to use their own AI tools for analysis and decision-making while relying on Enento’s trusted unique data. The connectors’ beta versions are currently being tested by our customers and developed further based on the feedback. We will continue to develop more AI-native products going forward. To support the transition into a technology-led com pany, we made changes to the Executive Management Team (EMT) in October. We have started t he recruitment of a new Chief Technology Officer, who will replace the Chief Information Off icer role in the EMT. Also, the interim country leadership of Sweden was strengthened in August by appointing Petter Alvsten as Interim Country Director for Sweden until the previously appointed Alexandra Åquist joins Enento at the beginning of 2027. This enables dedicated leadership in Sweden while Carl Brynielsson has his full focus on Norway and Denmark. In Finland the improved macroeconomic environment was finally visible in the business during Q3. Net sales grew by 5,3%, and 6,4% excluding the divested Emaileri business. Growth was driven by consumer information services, supported by higher consumer lending volumes and new customer wins, while growth in business information services was more moderate. To support further growth, we have strengthened our sales teams, with a focus on new customer acquisition. In Sweden, sales grew by 2,4% at comparable exchang e rates. Consumer information continued to perform well, supported by higher consumer credit v olumes in both unsecured lending and housing transactions. Business information services remained affected by the SME transformation as Premium revenue continued to be under pressure. Otherwise, the transformation is progressing according to plan. Churn has remained in line with expectations and lower sales commissions have supported profitability. In Norway and Denmark, development was two-fold, ne t sales growing by 0,2% at comparable exchange rates. The visibility and data-driven premium services for SMEs grew by double digits through both online and offline channels, while display adv ertising business continued to be affected by temporary resource constraints. Corrective actions have been taken, and sales resources have since been strengthened. The segment made a strong improvement in profitability, originating from improved sales efficiency. Group Adjusted EBITDA increased by 11,0% at comparable rates and reached EUR 15,1 million (EUR 13,5 million). Profitability improvement was driven mainly by scalable net sales growth and supported by operational efficiencies. Adjusted free cash flow improved and landed at EUR 15,2 million (EUR 8,7 million), resulting in an Adjusted cash conversion of 100,8% (64,4%).

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 4 (30) (17 ) During the quarter, we renewed our long-term financing package, comprising of a EUR 150 million term loan and a EUR 30 million revolving credit facility . The agreement has a three-year maturity and includes two one-year extension options. Our strong cash flow and strengthened financial position allow us to allocate capital to our shareholders. The sec ond dividend payment for 2026 of EUR 0,5 will be paid out in November. In addition, we will initiate a share buyback program for a maximum of 120 000 shares representing approximately 0,50% of total sh ares. The program supports efficient capital allocation and prepares for potential share-based p ayments under the company’s long-term incentive programs. Looking ahead, as the current strategy period appro aches its conclusion, we prepare to deliver value in an evolving business environment against our str ategic priorities. The macroeconomic environment in the Nordics has improved, though the situation m ay change as interest rates have started to rise again. Geopolitical uncertainty remains and we cont inue to monitor macro indicators as well as regulatory changes affecting our markets closely. O ur guidance for 2026 remains unchanged. We continue to expect that, with comparable exchange r ates, net sales will grow by 0–5% and Adjusted EBITDA will increase compared to 2025, with Adjuste d EBITDA growth exceeding net sales growth at comparable exchange rates. We remain focused on sal es execution, investing in AI-enabled products and building future growth and value for our customers, employees and shareholders.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 5 (30) (17 ) Group financial review Net sales by segment 1 1.7. – 1.7. – Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – 1.1. – Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – EUR thousand 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 Finland 18 687 17 752 5,3 56 266 54 583 3,1 72 729 Sweden 17 331 16 904 2,4 53 575 51 170 2,7 69 296 Norway and Denmark 2 890 2 697 0,2 8 695 8 001 3,6 10 834 Group functions -116 -45 155,3 -269 -137 95,8 -188 Total 38 792 37 308 3,4 118 267 113 617 2,9 152 671 1 Change at comparable foreign exchange rates Income statement with adj. EBITDA & adj. EBIT 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – EUR thousand 30. 9.2026 30. 9.2025 30. 9.2026 30. 9.2025 31.12.202 5 Net sales 38 792 37 308 118 267 113 617 152 671 Other operating income 10 10 20 64 69 Materials and services -7 189 -7 301 -21 289 -21 620 -28 504 Personnel expenses -8 334 -8 208 -27 955 -26 760 -36 344 Work performed by the entity and capitalized 467 582 1 656 1 625 2 379 Total personnel expenses -7 867 -7 626 -26 299 -25 135 -33 964 Other operating expenses -8 685 -8 874 -27 582 -27 958 -37 845 Adjusted EBITDA 15 061 13 517 43 117 38 968 52 428 Depreciation and amortization -2 947 -2 810 -8 784 -8 583 -11 419 Adjusted EBIT 12 114 10 706 34 333 30 385 41 008 Items affecting comparability 23 -578 -9 138 -6 117 -7 759 Amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions -1 945 -1 978 -5 634 -5 945 -7 890 Operating profit 10 191 8 150 19 562 18 322 25 360 Financial income and expenses, share of results of associated companies and impairment of associated companies -1 329 -1 703 -4 080 -5 417 -7 894 Profit before income taxes 8 863 6 447 15 482 12 906 17 466 Income tax expense -1 889 -1 313 -4 076 -2 636 -3 858 Profit for the period 6 974 5 134 11 406 10 270 13 608 July – September Net sales amounted to EUR 38,8 million (EUR 37,3 mi llion), representing an increase of 4,0% at reported exchange rates and 3,4% at comparable exch ange rates. Net sales grew throughout all reporting segments, with strongest growth in Finlan d. Net sales from new services amounted to EUR 3,6 million (EUR 2,4 million), representing 9,2% (6,3%) of the total net sales for the third quarter.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 6 (30) (17 ) The Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 15,1 million (EUR 13,5 million). Adjusted EBITDA increased by EUR 1,5 million and by 11,4% at reported exchange rates and by EUR 1,5 million and by 11,0% at comparable exchange rat es. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 38,8% (36,2%) and increased by 2,6 percentage points at r eported and by 2,7 percentage points at comparable exchange rates. Profitability improvemen t was driven by net sales growth and supported by savings actions and lower sales commissions foll owing the SME transformation. This was partly offset by a higher proportion of IT maintenance and mandatory upgrade work, which increased operating expenses and decreased capitalized expens es. Enento Group’s operating profit (EBIT) amounted to EUR 10,2 million (EUR 8,2 million). Ope rating profit included amortization from fair value adjustments of EUR -1,9 million (EUR -2,0 million) related to acquisitions and EUR 0,0 million (EUR - 0,6 million) of items affecting comparability. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortiza tion from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability incr eased by EUR 1,4 million in the third quarter to EU R 12,1 million (EUR 10,7 million). Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) increased by 13,1% at reported exchange rates and by 12,7% at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 31,2% (28,7%) and increased by 2,5 percentage points. Profit for the period totaled EUR 7,0 million (EUR 5,1 million). The increase reflected improved operating profit and lower items affecting comparability compared with the comparison period. January – September Net sales amounted to EUR 118,3 million (EUR 113,6 million), representing an increase of 4,1% at reported exchange rates and 2,9% at comparable exch ange rates. Net sales grew throughout all reporting segments. Net sales from new services amo unted to EUR 10,8 million (EUR 10,1 million), representing 9,1% (8,9%) of the total net sales for the review period. The review period Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 43,1 million (EUR 39,0 million). Adjusted EBITDA increased by EUR 4,1 million and by 10,6% at reported exchange rates and by EUR 3,8 million and by 9,6% at comparable exchange rates. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 36,5% (34,3%) and increased by 2,2 percentage point s at both reported and comparable exchange rates. Profitability improved mainly due to net sal es growth, more beneficial sales mix, lower materia ls and services costs following savings actions and lower sales commissions due to SME transformation. The improvement was partly offset by higher personn el expenses due to incentives. Enento Group’s operating profit (EBIT) for the revi ew period amounted to EUR 19,6 million (EUR 18,3 million). Operating profit included amortization fr om fair value adjustments of EUR -5,6 million (EUR -5,9 million) related to acquisitions and EUR -9,1 million (EUR -6,1 million) of items affecting comparability mainly arising from goodwill amortiza tion (non-cash) from Emaileri divestment and costs related to change negotiations. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortiza tion from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability increased by EUR 3,9 million in the review period to EUR 34,3 million (EUR 30,4 million). Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) increased by 13,0% at reported exchange rates and by 12,1% at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 29,0% (26,7%) and increased by 2,3 percentage points. Profit for the period totaled EUR 11,4 million (EUR 10,3 million). The increase reflected improved operating profit and lower net financial expenses compared with the comparison period.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 7 (30) (17 ) Finland Segment financial data EUR thousand 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Net sales 18 687 17 752 5,3 56 266 54 583 3,1 72 729 Business information 12 277 12 070 1,7 38 600 37 923 1,8 50 615 Consumer information 6 410 5 682 12,8 17 666 16 660 6,0 22 114 Gross margin 13 422 12 526 7,2 40 874 39 341 3,9 52 525 Adjusted EBITDA 8 696 7 795 11,6 24 571 23 534 4,4 31 016 Depreciation and amortization -925 -970 -4,6 -2 827 -3 160 -10,5 -4 124 Adjusted EBIT 7 771 6 825 13,9 21 744 20 374 6,7 26 892 July – September Net sales amounted to EUR 18,7 million (EUR 17,8 million), representing an increase of 5,3%. Growth was driven by consumer information services while b usiness information growth was moderate. Consumer information benefited from increasing cons umer lending, supported by improving consumer confidence. We also gained new customers and saw go od traction for our new rating services. In business information, business credit developed pos itively due to good demand for financial risk services. Real estate business continued to grow de spite Finnish real estate market remaining weak, with new services supporting growth. B2B sales and marketing services for enterprise customers were affected by the divestment of Emaileri impacting co mparisons. Excluding this effect, the Finnish business achieved growth of 6,4% and business infor mation services grew by 3,3%. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 8, 7 million (EUR 7,8 million), increasing by 11,6%. Profitability improvement was mainly driven by net sales growth, improved gross margin affected by sales mix and lower personnel co sts compared to previous year. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 46,5% (43,9%) and increased by 2, 6 percentage points. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amou nted to EUR 7,8 million (EUR 6,8 million), representing an increase of 13,9%. Adjusted EBIT ma rgin was 41,6% (38,4%), an increase of 3,1 percentage points. January – September Net sales amounted to EUR 56,3 million (EUR 54,6 million), r epresenting an increase of 3,1% and excluding Emaileri 3,6 %. Both consumer information and business information services contributed to the growth despite Emaileri disposal affecting busi ness information’s comparison figures. Business information growth excluding Emaileri was 3,3 %. In consumer information, growth was supported by recovering consumer credit volumes and successful s ales efforts that drove new customer acquisition in consumer credit and marketing services. Business credit grew due to positive volume development and good demand from financial sector clients, whil e new services contributed to growth in real estate services. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 24 ,6 million (EUR 23,5 million), increasing by 4,4%. Profitability was positively affected by net sales growth and improved gross margin,

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 8 (30) (17 ) supported by more favorable sales mix. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 43,7% (43,1%) and increased by 0,6 percentage points. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amou nted to EUR 21,7 million (EUR 20,4 million), representing an increase of 6,7%. Adjusted EBIT mar gin was 38,6% (37,3%), an increase of 1,3 percentage points. Sweden Segment financial data EUR thousand 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Net sales 17 331 16 904 2,4 53 575 51 170 2,7 69 296 Business information 7 026 7 128 -1,5 22 455 22 224 -0,8 30 696 Consumer information 10 305 9 777 5,3 31 120 28 946 5,5 38 601 Gross margin 15 551 15 044 3,3 48 164 45 461 4,0 61 908 Adjusted EBITDA 6 288 5 964 5,4 17 962 15 706 12,5 21 580 Depreciation and amortization -1 848 -1 691 9,2 -5 453 -4 982 7,4 -6 702 Adjusted EBIT 4 439 4 273 3,8 12 508 10 724 14,8 14 878 1 Change at comparable foreign exchange rates July – September Net sales amounted to EUR 17,3 million (EUR 16,9 million), r epresenting an increase of 2,5% at reported exchange rates and 2,4% at comparable rate s. Growth was driven by good performance in consumer information, supported by higher consumer credit volumes both within unsecured lending and housing transactions. Development in business i nformation services reflected the SME transformation, which has had a negative effect on short-term Premium revenue. However, the transformation is expected to support more stable and sustainable growth over the long term. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 6, 3 million (EUR 6,0 million) and increased by 5,4% at both reported and comparable e xchange rates. Improvement was driven by net sales growth and lower sales commissions following the SME transformation. This was partly offset by a higher proportion of IT maintenance upgrade work, which led to higher operating costs. Adjusted EBITDA margin was 36,3% (35,3%) and increased by 1, 0 percentage points at both reported and comparable exchange rates. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amounted to EUR 4,4 million (EUR 4,3 million), increasing by 3,9% at reported exchange rates and 3,8% at comp arable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 25,6% (25,3%) and increased by 0,3 percentage p oints at reported and by 0,4 percentage points at comparable exchange rates.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 9 (30) (17 ) January – September Net sales amounted to EUR 53,6 million (EUR 51,2 million), r epresenting an increase of 4,7% at reported exchange rates and 2,7% at comparable rate s. Growth came from good development in consumer information, driven by increasing consumer credit volumes. Business services’ development in total weakened slightly compared to prior year d ue to the SME transformation affecting Premium services’ new sales. The decrease was partly offset by good growth in real estate services. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 18,0 million (EUR 15,7 million) and increased by 14,4% at reported exchange rates and b y 12,5% at comparable exchange rates. Improvement was mainly driven by net sales growth, improved gross margin and sales mix. In addition, sales commissions decreased due to SME transformati on. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 33,5% (30,7%) and increased by 2,8 percentage points at r eported and by 2,9 percentage points at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amou nted to EUR 12,5 million (EUR 10,7 million), increasing by 16,6% at reported exchange rates and 14,8% at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 23,3% (21,0%) and increased by 2,4 percentage points at reported exchange rates and by 2,5 percentage points at comparable exchange rates. Norway and Denmark Segment financial data EUR thousand 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.202 5 Change, % (comp. fx) 1 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Net sales 2 890 2 697 0,2 8 695 8 001 3,6 10 834 Business information 2 890 2 697 0,2 8 695 8 001 3,6 10 834 Consumer information - - - - - - - Gross margin 2 640 2 447 0,9 7 960 7 259 4,5 9 854 Adjusted EBITDA 884 664 24,5 2 581 1 939 26,1 2 769 Depreciation and amortization -174 -150 7,8 -503 -442 7,8 -593 Adjusted EBIT 710 514 29,4 2 078 1 497 31,5 2 175 1 Change at comparable foreign exchange rates July – September Net sales amounted to EUR 2,9 million (EUR 2,7 million), representing an increase of 7,1% at reported exchange rates and 0,2% at comparable exchange rates. In Norway, visibility and data-driven premium services for SMEs continued to develop well through both online and offline sales, while display advertising sales remained affected by temporary re sourcing constraints. Sales resources have since been strengthened, which is expected to support the segment’s development going forward. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 0, 9 million (EUR 0,7 million) and increased by 33,2% at reported exchange rates and 2 4,5% at comparable exchange rates. Improvement was mainly driven by improved sales efficiency. The Adjusted EBITDA margin was 30,6% (24,6%) and increased by 6,0 percentage points at both reported and comparable exchange rates.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 10 (30) (17 ) Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amounted to EUR 0,7 million (EUR 0,5 million), increasing by 38,3% at reported exchange rates and 29,4% at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 24,6% (19,0%) and increased by 5,5 percentage points at both reported and comparable exchange rates. January – September Net sales amounted to EUR 8,7 million (EUR 8,0 million), representing an increase of 8,7% at reported exchange rates and 3,6% at comparable exchange rates. In Norway, growth was driven by visibility and data-driven premium services for SMEs, partly offse t by lower advertising sales. Denmark delivered strong growth, driven by visibility services. Adjusted EBITDA excluding items affecting comparability was EUR 2, 6 million (EUR 1,9 million) and increased by 33,1% at reported exchange rates and 2 6,1% at comparable exchange rates. Improvement was driven by net sales growth as well as lower personnel costs, improved sales efficiency and timing of marketing and development actions. Th e Adjusted EBITDA margin was 29,7% (24,2%) and increased by 5,5 percentage points at reported exchange rates and 5,3 percentage points at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions and items affecting comparability amounted to EUR 2,1 million (EUR 1,5 million), increasing by 38,8% at reported exchange rates and 31,5% at comparable exchange rates. Adjusted EBIT margin was 23,9% (18,7%) and increased by 5,2 percentage p oints at reported exchange rates and by 5,1 percentage points at comparable exchange rates. Group financial review Cash flow July – September Free cash flow amounted to EUR 11,4 million (EUR 7, 2 million), an increase of EUR 4,3 million, or 60,0%. The improvement was primarily driven by stro nger operating performance and favorable working capital development, mainly reflected by the timing of payables. Also, lower capital expenditure supported free cash flow, while higher tax payments and higher cash outflows related to items affecting comparability partly offset the improvement. Cash outflows related to items affecting comparability amounted to EUR -3,7 million (EUR -1,6 million). January – September Free cash flow amounted to EUR 31,3 million (EUR 20 ,7 million), an increase of EUR 10,5 million, or 50,8%. The improvement was primarily driven by stro nger operating performance and lower cash outflows related to items affecting comparability. Lower capital expenditure and income tax payments, together with favorable working capital development, also contributed to the improvement. Cash outflows related to items affecting comparability amounted to EUR -4,8 million (EUR -6,3 million).

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 11 (30) (17 ) Key cash flow ratios EUR million 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9. 202 5 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.202 5 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Free cash flow 11,4 7,2 31,3 20,7 34,1 Adjusted free cash flow 15,2 8,7 36,1 27,1 40,6 Cash conversion, % 75,9 55,3 92,1 62,3 75,6 Adjusted cash conversion, % 100,8 64,4 83,7 69,4 77,5 Capital expenditure Capital expenditure in January-September was EUR 4, 3 million (EUR 5,0 million). The majority of Enento Group’s capital expenditure is related to the development of new products and services, service platforms and IT infrastructure. Other capital expe nditure mainly comprises purchases of IT hardware and office equipment. Capital expenditure on intang ible assets was EUR 4,3 million (EUR 5,0 million). Statement of financial position Net debt EUR thousand 30. 9.2026 30. 9.2025 31.12.202 5 Cash and cash equivalents 24 496 12 360 13 240 Non-current loans from financial institutions 148 091 148 483 149 828 Non-current lease liabilities 2 404 4 510 4 031 Total non-current financial liabilities 150 495 152 993 153 859 Current lease liabilities 2 457 2 615 2 640 Total current financial liabilities 2 457 2 615 2 640 Total financial liabilities 152 952 155 608 156 499 Net debt 128 456 143 249 143 259 Of the loans from financial institutions, EUR 89,4 million (EUR 89,5 million) were EUR-denominated and EUR 58,7 million (EUR 59,0 million) were SEK-de nominated on 30 September 2026. During the review period, Enento successfully compl eted a new long-term financing agreement that replaces the previous long-term financing agreement . The financing agreement consists of a EUR 150 million long-term loan as well as a EUR 30 million revolving credit facility. The Company took out the term loan partly in EUR and partly in SEK in accord ance with the terms of the loan agreement. The agreement is for the next three years and includes two one-year options for an extension of the loan period. At the end of September, the Company had us ed EUR 0 (EUR 0) of its revolving credit facility. The Company has a EUR 15 million overdraft, which w as not utilized on 30 September 2026. The loans include a financial covenant reviewed on a quarterly basis, which is Net debt to EBITDA calculated in accordance with the financing agreement. The ratio of the Group’s net debt, as defined in the financing agreement, to EBITDA, adjusted accord ing to the terms of the financing agreement was 2,6 (3,0) on 30 September 2026. The covenant limit in accordance with the financing agreement was 3,5 (3,5) on 30 September 2026.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 12 (30) (17 ) Key balance sheet ratios EUR million 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9.2025 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.2025 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Balance sheet total 453,9 462,1 453,9 462,1 464,5 Net debt 128,5 143,2 128,5 143,2 143,3 Net debt to Adjusted EBITDA, x 2,3 2,8 2,3 2,8 2,7 Return on equity, % 11,0 7,7 5,8 5,2 5,2 Return on capital employed, % 10,2 7,8 6,4 5,8 6,1 Gearing, % 50,1 53,4 50,1 53,4 54,3 Equity ratio, % 57,8 59,4 57,8 59,4 58,1 Gross investments 1,3 1,5 4,3 5,0 6,7 Personnel During January-September the wages and salaries, excluding social security and pension costs as well as termination benefits, amounted to EUR 21,2 million (EUR 19,8 million) and included an accrued cost of EUR 597 thousand (EUR 261 thousand) from the man agement’s long-term incentive plan. More details on the management’s long-term incentive pla n are provided in section 2.4 of the Interim report notes. Transactions with related parties are described in the notes to the Interim report. Key figures describing the Group’s personnel: Personnel 1.7. – 30. 9.2026 1.7. – 30. 9.2025 1.1. – 30. 9.2026 1.1. – 30. 9.2025 1.1. – 31.12.2025 Average number of personnel (full time equivalent) 321 375 340 380 377 Full-time 309 365 330 371 367 Part-time 12 10 10 9 10 Geographical distribution Finland 140 168 151 167 166 Sweden 141 165 148 168 166 Norway 38 40 39 41 41 Denmark 2 2 2 3 3 Wages and salaries for the period (EUR million) 6,3 6,1 21,2 19,8 27,0 Other events during the review period Annual General Meeting 2026 Enento Group’s Annual General Meeting was held on 2 5 March 2026 at Sanomatalo in Helsinki. The Meeting approved the Financial statements for the year 2025, reviewed the Remuneration report 2025 and Remuneration policy for governing bodies, and d ischarged the members of the Board of Directors and the company’s CEO from liability for the financ ial year 2025. Decisions of the Annual General Meeting can be viewed in detail at Enento’s website enento.com/investors.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 13 (30) (17 ) The Annual General Meeting approved the Board of Directors’ proposal to distribute funds of EUR 0,50 per share as dividend. Dividend was paid to shareho lders who were recorded in the company’s shareholder register maintained by Euroclear Finlan d Ltd on the payment record date 30 March 2026. The dividend payment date was 15 April 2026. The Annual General Meeting also authorized the Board, at its discretion, to resolve on the distribution o f an additional dividend up to a maximum of EUR 0,5 0 per share. Transition to country-based organization On 2 March 2026, Enento Group announced its transition to a country-based operating model effective 3 March 2026. The change replaced the previous Business Area structure and is intended to strengthen commercial accountability, clarify end-to-end profi t-and-loss ownership and enhance customer proximity across the Group’s markets. Under the new model, commercial and financial respo nsibilities are anchored at country level. Finland and Sweden operate as separate country units, while Norway and Denmark operate under one combined country structure. Country Directors for Finland, Sweden and Norway-Denmark are members of Enento Group’s Executive Management Team. Starting from Q1/2026, Enento Group will align its operations and financial reporting with the new operating model by reporting performance for three distinct segments: Finland, Sweden, and a combined Norway–Denmark segments. Financial results are disclosed separately for each of these segments. Changes in management On 28 January 2026 it was announced that Panu Pökky lä, Group General Counsel, and a member of the Executive Management Team, will resign from Ene nto Group to take on a new role outside the company. He left the Company in April 2026. Effective 3 March 2026, following its transition to a country-based operating model, Enento Group implemented several changes to its Executive Management Team. Arto Paukku was appointed Country Managing Director, Finland, transitioning from his previous role as Chief Marketing & Customer Officer. Carl Brynielsson, previously Director, Business Ins ight, was appointed Country Managing Director, Norway and Denmark, and will also serve as interim Country Director, Sweden. Sami Lankinen was appointed interim Chief Product Officer, moving from his former role as Head of the Strategy Execution Office. The following Executive Management Team members continued in their existing roles: Teppo Paavola, Chief Executive Officer; Elina Stråhlman, Chief Fin ancial Officer; Annika Rådeström, Chief Information Officer; and Sari Ek, Chief HR Officer. As part of the organizational change, Mikko Karemo (Chief Commercial Officer and Deputy CEO), Gabriella Göransson (Director, Consumer Insight), and Karl-Johan Werner (Chief Operating Officer and Chief Data & Analytics Officer) left the Executive Management Team as of 15 March 2026. Effective 16 March 2026, Francesca Smedberg was app ointed Chief Product Officer to the Executive Management Team. Following her appointment, interim Chief Product Officer Sami Lankinen returned to his previous role.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 14 (30) (17 ) Effective 18 June 2026, Alexandra Åquist was appoin ted Country Director, Sweden to the Executive Management Team. She will join the Company by the b eginning of 2027 at the latest. Interim Country Director Sweden, Carl Brynielsson, will continue in his main position as Country Director, Norway and Denmark. Effective 13 August 2026, Petter Alvsten was appoin ted Interim Country Director, Sweden and part of the Executive Management Team until Country Director, Sweden, Alexandra Åquist joins the company by early 2027. Former Interim Country Director Sweden Carl Brynielsson will focus on his primary role as Country Director, Norway and Denmark. Change in holding of own shares The Board of Directors of Enento Group resolved to transfer a total of 6 052 own shares held by the company without consideration to 33 individuals in accordance with the terms and conditions of Enento’s long ‑term share ‑based incentive plan for the performance period 202 4–2025. The transfer was carried out under the authorization granted by the Annual General Meeting held on 24 March 2025. The share transfer was executed on 23 March 2026, after which Enento Plc held a total of 10 248 own shares. Enento’s long ‑term share ‑based incentive plans were originally announced in the stock exchange release published on 15 December 2023. Establishment of a share-based long-term incentive scheme Enento Group’s Board of Directors decided on 13 Feb ruary 2026 to launch a new share ‑based long ‑term incentive scheme for management and selected k ey employees, covering up to 30 participants, including the CEO and Executive Manag ement Team. The plan includes two performance periods, PSP 2026–2028 and PSP 2026–2030, with rewards linked to absolute total shareholder return (TSR). Maximum rewards correspond to 400 000 shares and 720 000 shares respectively, with a combined dilution i mpact of approximately 4,7% over five years. A cap mechanism limits payouts in exceptional share ‑price scenarios. Executive Management Team members are required to hold 75% of net shares received for two years, creating a long ‑term alignment period of up to seven years. Change negotiations On 22 April 2026, Enento Group Plc announced that i t will initiate change negotiations in Finland and Sweden to support the execution of its strategy, si mplify the operating model and improve operational efficiency. The change negotiations concerned all e mployees in Finland and Sweden. According to preliminary estimate, the planned measures could le ad to a maximum reduction of approximately 60 full-time equivalents. The negotiations were concluded during the second quarter of 2026. As a result of the negotiations, the employment of a total of 36 employees ended, and 27 employees transferred to new roles. Termination benefits and other restructuring costs resulting from the changes total EUR 3,7 million and are recognized as items affecting comparability in accordance with the Group’s accounting policies. M&A transactions On 30 April 2026 Enento Group announced divestment of Emaileri Oy to Finnish based Boston Information Group Ltd. The transaction supports Ene nto’s strategy by clarifying the Group business

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 15 (30) (17 ) structure and focusing resources on core operations. The transaction has a limited impact on Enento’s adjusted EBITDA, adjusted EBIT and cash flow. Emaileri’s net sales in 2025 were 0,8 and EBITDA 0,3 MEUR. Enento will record a loss of disposal of appr oximately 4,2 MEUR in connection with the transaction. The loss relates to the amortization o f goodwill and has been reported as items affecting comparability. On 5 June 2026, Enento Group announced the acquisit ion of Eivora AB to strengthen compliance services capabilities in Sweden. Eivora collects ow nership data of Swedish companies and provides related services to banks and investment companies. In 2025, Eivora’s net sales were approximately EUR 0,6 million (SEK 6,5 million), of which roughly half was generated from sales to Enento. The acquisition does not have a significant effect on Enento’s business or financial outlook for 2026. Eivora acquisition was completed on 1 July 2026. Events after the review period Effective 5 October 2026, it was announced that Chief Information Officer Annika Rådeström will leave the company at the end of the year as the Company h as decided to strengthen the Executive Management Team with a new Chief Technology Officer role. The recruitment process for this role has been initiated. The Board of Directors decided on 29 October 2026 t o pay the second installment of dividend of EUR 0,50 per share with the record date of 2 November 2 026 and the payment date of 9 November 2026. The Board of Directors decided on 29 October 2026 to initiate a share buyback program of a maximum number of shares of 120 000, representing approxima tely 0,50% of the company’s total number of shares and votes. The program will start on 30 Octo ber 2026 and will be completed by 12 February 2027. Shares and shareholders On 30 September 2026, the total number of shares was 23 685 590 (23 685 590), and the share capital of the Company amounted to EUR 80 000 (EUR 80 000). Shares in Enento Group’s possession 1.1. – 30.9.2026 Shares in Enento´s possession at the beginning of the period 16 300 Change in own shares during the period -6 052 Shares in Enento´s possession at the end of the period 10 248 At the end of September 2026, the Company had 10 24 8 shares in its possession. The shares in the Company´s possession represent 0,04% of the total n umber of shares and 0,04% of the total voting rights. According to Modular Finance AB, the Company had 7 839 (6 292) shareholders on 30 September 2026. A list of the largest shareholders is availab le on the Company’s investors pages at enento.com/investors. Flagging notifications and managers' transactions h ave been published as Stock Exchange Releases and are available on Enento’s investor website at enento.com/investors.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 16 (30) (17 ) Risks and uncertainties in the near future The demand for Enento Group’s products and services depends on the activity of the business operations of its customers. Slow economic growth o r a declining economy may result in a weakening demand for the services of the Group. In addition, regulatory changes that reduce the lending ability of the Group’s customers and/or impact customer behavior may have a negative effect on the demand for the Group’s services and products. Moreover, the Gr oup is vulnerable to potential structural changes in any of its operating markets, including, but not limited to shifts in the demand for consumer credi t information. Such structural changes could alter ma rket dynamics or customer behavior, potentially impacting the Group’s financial performance. Geopolitical uncertainty, trade wars, wars and conflicts can have a negative impact on macroeconomic development and economic activity in the Nordic cou ntries and globally. This decreases the Group’s ability to predict the demand for its services and causes a risk of weakening revenue development. The Group does not have business in regions subject to international sanctions or areas with ongoing armed conflicts. A major part of Enento Group’s customers are financ ially sound companies in the financial industry, whose credit risk is assessed to be low by the Group. For managing liquidity risk, the Group has unused credit arrangements, and the Group does not have any external loans maturing before August 2029. The Group’s reporting currency is euro, and the Group has significant business operations denominated in the Swedish krona and the Norwegian krone. Consequently, changes in the exchange rates have an impact on the development of the Group’s financial performance such as net sales and profitability. The exchange rate risk arising from the volatility of the Nordic currencies is primarily managed by operational means. Sales and purchases are predominantly denominated in the functional currency of each Group company. As a result, the Group is not exposed to a ny significant transaction risk. However, certain purchases are transacted in foreign currencies, resulting in a negligible level of transaction risk. The Group aims to finance its operations in local c urrencies in order to cover the changes in operatin g profit due to exchange rate fluctuations. This mean s that changes in operating profit arising from the fluctuation of exchange rates can be partly offset by the changes in financing costs. The Group has a bank loan denominated in Swedish krona (SEK) to whi ch hedge accounting of net investment in a foreign operation is being applied. Tendering carried out by customers and general cost -awareness may put pressure for lower prices in Enento Group’s markets. In addition, price pressure s caused by the Group’s competitors or price increases from the Group’s vendors may have a negative effect on the Group’s margins and result and hamper its opportunities to acquire new customers o n current terms and conditions. Enento Group operates in a regulated business and c hanges in the applicable regulation may impact revenue and profit. Such regulations may concern, b ut are not limited to data protection, freedom of speech, constitutional law, consumer protection, cr edit information, credit services and lending relat ed legislation, as well as cybersecurity, operational resilience and artificial intelligence related regu lation. Any governmental plans to change credit information register -related regulations or potential introduction of governmental credit information reg isters beyond the current regulations may change the competitive landscape and/or otherwise impact the Group’s business, revenue and profit. Also, the failure to comply with regulations and policies and guidelines related to data protection could have legal consequences and cause reputational harm.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 17 (30) (17 ) Enento Group believes that its continued success wi ll be influenced by its ability to meet customers’ needs through ensuring good customer experience and the development of products and services that are easy to use and that seek to increase customers ’ business process efficiency, offer cost savings, and facilitate better business decisions. The Group’s financial results may suffer if there are issues with customer experience and quality, and the developmen t of new products or services or improvements to existing products are delayed for reasons relate d to possible technical problems related to externa l IT development resources, information acquisition or regulatory requirements. Well-functioning information technology, operationa l resilience, good availability of services, cyber security and mitigation of cyber risks are essentia l conditions for the business operations of Enento Group. Notwithstanding the current solutions for high availability and protection solutions in accordance with best practices, the realization of external or internal threats can never be completely eliminate d. The realization of risks of this kind could result in misuse, modification or illegal publication of information and could have legal consequences or cause reputational harm, loss of revenue, claims or regulatory actions. Helsinki, 29 October 2026 ENENTO GROUP PLC Board of Directors For further information: Teppo Paavola CEO Enento Group Plc Tel. +358 10 270 6001 Distribution: Nasdaq Helsinki Major media enento.com/investors Enento Group is a Nordic knowledge company powering society with intelligence since 1905. We collect and transform data into intelligence and knowledge used in interactions between people, businesses and societies. Our digital services, data and infor mation empower companies and consumers in their daily digital decision processes, as well as financ ial processes and sales and marketing processes. Around 340 people are working for Enento Group in F inland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark. The Group’s net sales for 2025 were 152,7 MEUR. Enento Group is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki with the trading code ENENTO.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 18 (30) Condensed Interim report notes 1.1. – 30.9.2026 1. Consolidated statement of comprehensive income, financial position, cash flows and changes in equity Consolidated statement of income 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 38 792 37 308 118 267 113 617 152 671 10 10 20 64 69 -7 189 -7 301 -21 289 -21 620 -28 504 -8 345 -8 264 -31 986 -28 369 -39 413 467 582 1 656 1 625 2 379 -7 878 -7 683 -30 330 -26 744 -37 033 -8 651 -9 395 -32 689 -32 049 -42 117 -4 892 -4 789 -14 417 -14 946 -19 727 10 191 8 150 19 562 18 322 25 360 - 28 - -182 -192 - - - - -992 181 35 490 225 352 -1 510 -1 766 -4 571 -5 460 -7 061 -1 329 -1 731 -4 080 -5 235 -6 709 8 863 6 447 15 482 12 906 17 466 -1 889 -1 313 -4 076 -2 636 -3 858 6 974 5 134 11 406 10 270 13 608 -4 409 1 843 -9 589 8 296 13 107 1 254 -476 2 732 -2 072 -3 354 -251 95 -546 414 671 -3 406 1 462 -7 403 6 638 10 424 -87 -91 -232 -238 -310 18 19 48 49 64 -69 -72 -185 -189 -246 -3 475 1 389 -7 588 6 448 10 178 3 499 6 524 3 818 16 718 23 786 6 974 5 134 11 406 10 270 13 608 3 499 6 524 3 818 16 718 23 786 Earnings per share attributable to the owners of the parent during the period: 0,29 0,22 0,48 0,43 0,57 0,29 0,22 0,48 0,43 0,57 Profit attributable to: Owners of the parent company The figures presented in this Interim report have not been au dited. The amounts presented in the Interim report are round ed, so the sum of individual figures may differ from the sum reported . 1 Personnel expenses include accrued expenses related to the long-term incentive plan to the management in the following amounts: third quarter 1 July–30 S eptember 2026 EUR 207 thousand and the reference period 1 July–30 Septemb er 2025 EUR 90 thousand. The review period 1 Januar y–30 September 2026 EUR 597 thousand and the refere nce period 1 January- 30 September 2025 EUR 261 thousand. EUR thousand Profit for the period Total comprehensive income attributable to: Total comprehensive income for the period Other comprehensive income for the period, net of tax Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss: Income tax relating to these items Income tax relating to these items Basic, EUR Diluted, EUR Items that will not be reclassified to profit or loss Remeasurements of post-employment benefit obligations Translation differences on foreign units Personnel expenses 1 Materials and services Work performed by the entity and capitalised Impairment of associated companies Income tax expense Finance income Finance expenses Finance income and expenses Profit before income tax Share of results of associated companies Total personnel expenses Other operating expenses Depreciation and amortisation Operating profit Hedging of net investments in foreign units Net sales Owners of the parent company Other operating income

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 19 (30) 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 333 073 341 322 344 822 64 496 73 518 72 485 232 336 316 4 468 6 660 6 205 - 905 - 272 272 272 402 540 423 013 424 099 26 816 26 756 27 205 24 496 12 360 13 240 51 313 39 116 40 445 453 853 462 129 464 544 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 80 80 80 239 836 239 836 239 836 -18 087 -14 471 -10 684 34 421 42 882 34 456 256 250 268 328 263 688 0 0 0 256 250 268 328 263 688 1 853 340 1 540 150 495 152 993 153 859 10 152 11 488 11 266 160 647 164 481 165 125 3 786 4 113 3 969 10 485 10 561 10 650 20 832 14 306 19 573 35 103 28 981 34 192 195 750 193 462 199 317 453 853 462 129 464 544 Share of equity held by non-controlling interest Total equity Provisions Equity attributable to owners of the parent Advances received Account and other payables Account and other receivables Cash and cash equivalents EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Share capital Invested unrestricted equity reserve Translation differences Current liabilities Liabilities Retained earnings Deferred tax liabilities Non-current liabilities Financial liabilities Financial liabilities Total equity and liabilities Total assets Total current assets EUR thousand Financial assets and other receivables Total non-current assets Current assets Equity attributable to owners of the parent EUR thousand Consolidated statement of financial position Total non-current liabilities Total current liabilities Total liabilities ASSETS Non-current assets Goodwill Other intangible assets Property, plant and equipment Right-of-use assets Investments in associated companies

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 20 (30) Share capital Invested un- restricted equity reserve Translation differences Retained earnings Total Share of equity held by non- controlling interest Total equity 80 239 836 -10 684 34 456 263 688 0 263 688 - - - 11 406 11 406 - 11 406 - - -9 589 - -9 589 - -9 589 - - 2 732 - 2 732 - 2 732 - - -546 - -546 - -546 - - -7 403 - -7 403 - -7 403 - - - -232 -232 - -232 - - - 48 48 - 48 - - - -185 -185 - -185 - - -7 403 -185 -7 588 - -7 588 - - -7 403 11 221 3 818 - 3 818 - - - -11 835 -11 835 - -11 835 - - - 579 579 - 579 80 239 836 -18 087 34 421 256 250 0 256 250 Share capital Invested un- restricted equity reserve Translation differences Retained earnings Total Share of equity held by non- controlling interest Total equity 80 239 836 -21 108 44 376 263 183 0 263 183 - - - 10 270 10 270 - 10 270 - - 8 296 - 8 296 - 8 296 - - -2 072 - -2 072 - -2 072 - - 414 - 414 - 414 - - 6 638 - 6 638 - 6 638 - - - -238 -238 - -238 - - - 49 49 - 49 - - - -189 -189 - -189 - - 6 638 -189 6 448 - 6 448 - - 6 638 10 080 16 718 - 16 718 - - - -11 835 -11 835 - -11 835 Management’s incentive plan - - - 261 261 - 261 80 239 836 -14 471 42 882 268 328 0 268 328 Consolidated statement of changes in equity Other comprehensive income for the period, net of tax Other comprehensive income for the period Total comprehensive income for the period Defined benefit plans Income tax relating to these items Transactions with owners Distribution of funds Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss Defined benefit plans Income tax relating to these items Items that will not be reclassified to profit or lo ss Other comprehensive income for the period, net of tax Total comprehensive income for the period EUR thousand Hedging of net investments Translation differences Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss Profit for the period Translation differences Transactions with owners EUR thousand Equity at 1.1.2025 Equity at 30.9.2025 Attributable to owners of the parent Equity at 30.9.2026 Income tax relating to these items Profit for the period Income tax relating to these items Attributable to owners of the parent Items that will not be reclassified to profit or lo ss Distribution of funds Equity at 1.1.2026 Management’s incentive plan Other comprehensive income for the period Hedging of net investments

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 21 (30) 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 8 863 6 444 15 482 12 902 17 466 4 892 4 789 14 417 14 946 19 727 1 292 1 703 4 116 5 417 7 899 - 0 - -1 -1 -1 813 -227 390 -1 072 115 207 90 579 261 388 -47 -95 4 361 -307 -324 13 394 12 703 39 345 32 146 45 271 -1 205 215 384 -1 635 1 462 1 720 -3 720 -532 342 -97 515 -3 505 -148 -1 293 1 366 -2 734 -2 977 -5 594 -6 191 -6 726 172 12 434 -266 280 -1 249 -457 -3 755 -4 746 -5 430 10 099 5 776 30 282 19 650 34 760 - -23 0 -26 -33 -1 213 -1 564 -4 162 -5 340 -7 103 -1 968 - -1 968 - - - - - - -61 -40 - 138 - - - -56 - -55 -55 - - - 67 67 -3 221 -1 643 -5 993 -5 355 -7 185 Repayments of long-term interest-bearing liabilities -148 646 - -148 646 - - 149 809 - 149 809 - - -799 -633 -1 979 -1 869 -2 522 0 4 -11 738 -11 835 -23 669 364 -628 -12 555 -13 704 -26 191 7 241 3 504 11 735 592 1 385 17 468 8 818 13 240 11 349 11 349 7 241 3 504 11 735 592 1 385 -191 37 -478 419 506 24 496 12 360 24 496 12 360 13 240 Adjustments: Depreciation and amortisation Finance income and expenses Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period Net change in cash and cash equivalents Investments in associated companies Cash flow from operating activities Cash flows from investing activities Purchases of property, plant and equipment Purchases of intangible assets Interest and other financial expenses paid Interest and other financial income received Income taxes paid Proceeds from disposal of subsidiaries Investments in subsidiaries Cash flows from financing activities Repayments of short-term interest-bearing liabilities Cash flows before change in working capital Non-current receivables Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment Cash flows from investing activities Cash flows from financing activities Change in working capital EUR thousand Cash flow from operating activities Profit before income tax Increase (-) / decrease (+) in account and other receivables Profit (-) / loss (+) on disposal of property, plant and equipment Change in provisions Other adjustments Management’s incentive plan Change in working capital: Increase (+) / decrease (-) in account and other payables Consolidated statement of cash flows Proceeds from long-term interest-bearing liabilities Translation differences of cash and cash equivalents Dividends paid and other profit distribution Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period Net increase / decrease in cash and cash equivalents

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 22 (30) 2. Notes 2.1. Accounting policies 2.2. Segment information Group 1.7. - 30.9.2026 Norway and operations and EUR thousand Finland Sweden Denmark eliminations Group total Net sales 18 687 17 331 2 890 -116 38 792 of which Business information 12 277 7 026 2 890 - 22 193 Consumer information 6 410 10 305 - - 16 715 of which Internal sales 107 8 - -116 - Other operating income - 10 0 - 10 of which Internal income - - - - - Materials and services -5 265 -1 790 -250 116 -7 189 Gross margin 13 422 15 551 2 640 0 31 613 Gross margin, % 71,8 % 89,7 % 91,4 % -0,2 % 81,5 % Adjusted EBITDA 8 696 6 288 884 -807 15 061 Adjusted EBITDA margin, % 46,5 % 36,3 % 30,6 % 697,6 % 38,8 % Depreciation and amortisation -925 -1 848 -174 - -2 947 Adjusted EBIT 7 771 4 439 710 -807 12 114 Adjusted EBIT margin, % 41,6 % 25,6 % 24,6 % 697,6 % 31,2 % Profit for the period 6 974 The amounts presented in the Interim report are consolidated figures. The amounts presented are rounded, so the sum of individual figures may thus differ from the sum reported. Key figures have been calc ulated using exact figures. The figures presented in this In terim report have not been audited. The Group’s operating segments are defined on the basis of th e operating model and internal reporting applied to strateg ic decisions by the Executive Management Team EMT of the Group, who is identifie d as the chief executive decision-maker. Under the operatin g model, the reportable geographical segments comprise Finland, Sweden and Norway and Denmark. Other group operations consist of costs relate d to group management. EMT receives information on a monthly b asis on profitability and sales development as well as segment-level results. This Interim report has been prepared in accordance with IAS 34 Interim Financial Reporting and should be read in conjunc tion with Enento Group´s financial statements for 2025. Enento Group has applied the same accounting principles in the preparation of this Inter im report as in its Financial Statements for 2025. Amendments to International Financia l Reporting Standards (IFRS) which have been effective from 1 January 2026 have had no material impact on Enento Group. The 2025 comparative figures have been restated in accordan ce with the new segment structure and were published in a stoc k exchange release dated 22 April 2026. At the beginning of 2026 Enento Group has transitioned to a co untry-based operating model. The change replaces the curre nt Business Area structure and is intended to strengthen commercial account ability, clarify end-to-end profit-and-loss ownership an d enhance customer proximity across the Group’s markets. Segments

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 23 (30) Group 1.7. - 30.9.2025 Norway and operations and EUR thousand Finland Sweden Denmark eliminations Group total Net sales 17 752 16 904 2 697 -45 37 308 of which Business information 12 070 7 128 2697 - 21 894 Consumer information 5 682 9 777 - - 15 459 of which Internal sales 37 8 0 -45 - Other operating income 2 8 - - 10 of which Internal income - 116 - -116 - Materials and services -5 228 -1 868 -250 45 -7 301 Gross margin 12 526 15 044 2 447 0 30 017 Gross margin, % 70,6 % 89,0 % 90,7 % 0,9 % 80,5 % Adjusted EBITDA 7 795 5 964 664 -906 13 517 Adjusted EBITDA margin, % 43,9 % 35,3 % 24,6 % 1998,9 % 36,2 % Depreciation and amortisation -970 -1 691 -150 - -2 810 Adjusted EBIT 6 825 4 273 514 -906 10 706 Adjusted EBIT margin, % 38,4 % 25,3 % 19,0 % 1998,9 % 28,7 % Profit for the period 5 134 Group 1.1. - 30.9.2026 Norway and operations and EUR thousand Finland Sweden Denmark eliminations Group total Net sales 56 266 53 575 8 695 -269 118 267 of which Business information 38 600 22 455 8 695 - 69 749 Consumer information 17 666 31 120 - - 48 786 of which Internal sales 230 25 14 -269 - Other operating income 4 16 0 - 20 of which Internal income - - - - - Materials and services -15 395 -5 427 -735 269 -21 289 Gross margin 40 874 48 164 7 960 0 96 998 Gross margin, % 72,6 % 89,9 % 91,6 % 0,0 % 82,0 % Adjusted EBITDA 24 571 17 962 2 581 -1 997 43 117 Adjusted EBITDA margin, % 43,7 % 33,5 % 29,7 % 743,6 % 36,5 % Depreciation and amortisation -2 827 -5 453 -503 - -8 784 Adjusted EBIT 21 744 12 508 2 078 -1 997 34 333 Adjusted EBIT margin, % 38,6 % 23,3 % 23,9 % 743,6 % 29,0 % Profit for the period 11 406 Group 1.1. - 30.9.2025 Norway and operations and EUR thousand Finland Sweden Denmark eliminations Group total Net sales 54 583 51 170 8 001 -137 113 617 of which Business information 37 923 22 224 8 001 - 68 148 Consumer information 16 660 28 946 - - 45 606 of which Internal sales 109 26 2 -137 - Other operating income 53 11 - - 64 of which Internal income - 470 - -470 - Materials and services -15 295 -5 720 -742 137 -21 620 Gross margin 39 341 45 461 7 259 0 92 061 Gross margin, % 72,1 % 88,8 % 90,7 % 0,4 % 81,0 % Adjusted EBITDA 23 534 15 706 1 939 -2 211 38 968 Adjusted EBITDA margin, % 43,1 % 30,7 % 24,2 % 1611,8 % 34,3 % Depreciation and amortisation -3 160 -4 982 -442 - -8 583 Adjusted EBIT 20 374 10 724 1 497 -2 211 30 385 Adjusted EBIT margin, % 37,3 % 21,0 % 18,7 % 1611,8 % 26,7 % Profit for the period 10 270 Segments Segments Segments

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 24 (30) 2.3. Acquisitions and divestments 2.4. Transactions with related parties Sales of goods and services Purchases of goods and services Finance income and expenses 2 947 -149 - 23 - - 2 970 -149 - Receivables Liabilities 410 18 5 - 415 18 Sales of goods and services Purchases of goods and services Finance income and expenses 4 230 -276 -474 43 -5 - 4 273 -281 -474 287 16 3 - 290 16 Related parties of the Group consist of group entities, asso ciated companies and shareholders having a significant inf luence over the Group. The shareholders who have had the right to nominate a representa tive in the Company’s Board of Directors are considered to ha ve significant influence in the Company. In addition, the key management persons, inc luding the Board of Directors, CEO and Executive Team, are re lated parties of the Group, as well as their close family members and co mpanies, where the above mentioned persons exercise controlling power. Associated company Total Receivables Eivora has been consolidated from the acquisition date. The acquisition did not have a material impact on the Group’s rev enue or profit for the reporting period. The stated purchase price was SEK 29,8 million. An amount of S EK 2,66 million was excluded from consideration transferre d and is recognised as post-combination employee remuneration over a two-year se rvice period. Consideration transferred for acquisition- accounting purposes was therefore SEK 27,14 million. The acquisition has been accounted for using the acquisitio n method. Based on the updated purchase price allocation, th e principal fair value adjustments relate to customer contracts and relationship s of SEK 11,2 million and technology-related intangible ass ets of SEK 20,6 million. A related deferred tax liability of SEK 6,6 million was recogn ised. Other identifiable net assets acquired amounted to ap proximately SEK 1,9 million. No goodwill arose from the acquisition. Associated company Total Liabilities On 1 July 2026, Enento Group acquired, through its subsidiar y UC AB, 100% of the shares and voting rights in Eivora AB, incl uding its wholly owned subsidiary Nordic Corporate Solutions AB. Eivora collects ownership information on Swedish companies and provides re lated services, particularly to banks and investment companies. The company has previously supplied Enento with ownership informati on on Swedish companies. Transactions carried out with related parties 1.1. – 30.9.2026 EUR thousand Associated company Transactions with related parties have been carried out on a n arm’s length basis. During the review period, the Group’s r elated party transactions with key persons in management and members of the B oard of Directors consisted of normal salaries and fees. 1.1. – 30.9.2025 EUR thousand Shareholders having a significant influence over the Group Total Shareholders having a significant influence over the Group Total During the review period, Enento Group sold the entire share capital of Emaileri Oy. Control over the company ceased on 30 April 2026. As a result of the transaction, the company’s assets and liabilities we re derecognised from the consolidated statement of financi al position on the date of disposal. The negative non-recurring effect of the transaction on operating profit was EUR 4,2 million . Shareholders having a significant influence over the Group Shareholders having a significant influence over the Group 30.9.2025 EUR thousand Associated company 30.9.2026 EUR thousand

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 25 (30) Long-term incentive plans for the management Key information on performance share plans is prese nted in the following table: 1The figures in parentheses refer to the correspondi ng period in previous year. PSP 2025 −2027 1.1.2024 24.5.2024 Performance share plans 1.1.2026 30.9.2030 30.9.2030 360 000 255 000 - Performance period start date 1.1.2026 Maximum number of shares granted, end of period Performance period end date 31.12.2028 33 PSP 2026 −2030 30 - 36 30 PSP 2024 −2025 31.12.2027 1.6.2028 85 200 36 200 - Performance period start date Number of plan participants, end of period Expenses recognized for the review period, EUR thousand 1 200 000 - 186 (10) Shares - 56 (43) 1 7 158 (-) Performance share plans 1.6.2027 Performance period end date 31.12.2025 Shares 38 900 Number of plan participants, end of period 37 37 108 750 Adjusted EBITDA, revenue growth and total shareholder return Shares 1.1.2025 PSP 2024 −2026 Number of plan participants, beginning of program Expenses recognized for the review period, EUR thousand 1 Implementation method 84 (188) 31.12.2028 PSP 2026 −2028 Vesting date Maximum number of shares granted, beginning of program Total shareholder return Actual number of shares awarded Number of plan participants, beginning of program 160 000 Shares Shares Performance criteria Total shareholder return Implementation method Grant date 13.2.2026 Maximum number of shares granted, end of period Maximum number of shares granted, beginning of program Vesting date 1.6.2026 108 750 42 400 The potential rewards from the plans will be paid in Enento Gr oup Plc shares after the end of the performance period. Cash p ayment relating to the plan is intended to cover taxes and tax-related costs arisin g from the rewards to the participants. As a rule, no reward wi ll be paid if a participant’s employment or service ends before the reward paymen t. Enento Group has share-based incentive plans for key person nel, the purpose of which is to align the interests of shareho lders and key personnel, to retain key personnel to the company and to rewar d them for achieving the goals set by the Board of Directors. Actual number of shares awarded 13.2.2026 31.12.2026 Grant date Adjusted EBITDA and total shareholder return 24.5.2024 1.1.2024 29.8.2025 Performance criteria Adjusted EBITDA, Group revenue, operational efficiency and total shareholder return 1 9 113 (-)

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 26 (30) Note 1. alternative performance measures 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 15,1 12,9 34,0 33,3 45,1 38,9 34,7 28,7 29,3 29,5 15,1 13,5 43,1 39,0 52,4 38,8 36,2 36,5 34,3 34,3 10,2 8,2 19,6 18,3 25,4 26,3 21,8 16,5 16,1 16,6 12,1 10,7 34,3 30,4 41,0 31,2 28,7 29,0 26,7 26,9 11,4 7,2 31,3 20,7 34,1 75,9 55,3 92,1 62,3 75,6 15,2 8,7 36,1 27,1 40,6 100,8 64,4 83,7 69,4 77,5 3,6 2,4 10,8 10,1 12,3 9,2 6,3 9,1 8,9 8,1 128,5 143,2 128,5 143,2 143,3 2,3 2,8 2,3 2,8 2,7 11,0 7,7 5,8 5,2 5,2 10,2 7,8 6,4 5,8 6,1 50,1 53,4 50,1 53,4 54,3 57,8 59,4 57,8 59,4 58,1 1,3 1,5 4,3 5,0 6,7 0,36 0,30 1,01 0,84 1,14 Reconciliation of alternative key figures to the closest IFRS key figure 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 10 191 8 150 19 562 18 322 25 360 4 892 4 789 14 417 14 528 19 309 - - - 418 418 15 084 12 939 33 979 33 269 45 086 34 - 4 320 - 5 -41 30 4 164 629 2 181 - 547 - 5 069 5 156 -16 1 655 1 - -23 578 9 138 5 699 7 341 15 061 13 517 43 117 38 968 52 428 M&A and integration related expenses Items affecting comparability Gearing, % Equity ratio, % Gross investments Adjusted earnings per share, EUR Alternative performance measures EBITDA and adjusted EBITDA EUR thousand Free cash flow Operating profit (EBIT) EBIT margin, % Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) Enento Group Plc presents alternative performance measure s as additional information for key performance measures in the consolidated statements of income, financial position and cash flows pre pared according to IFRS to reflect the financial developmen t of its business operations and to enhance comparability from period to period. Accordi ng to the management’s view, alternative performance measu res provide substantial supplemental information on the result of the Group’s opera tions, financial position and cash flows to the management a nd investors, securities analysts and other parties. Alternative performance measures are not, as such, included in the consoli dated financial statements prepared according to IFRS, but they are derived from the IFRS consolidated fina ncial statements by adjusting items in the consolidated sta tements of income, financial position and cash flows and/or by proportioning them to each other. Alternative performance measures should not be cons idered as a substitute for measures in accordance with IFRS. All companies do not calcu late alternative performance measures in a uniform way. The refore, the company’s alternative performance measures are not necessaril y comparable with similarly named performance measu res of other companies. Adjusted EBIT margin, % Cash conversion, % Adjusted cash conversion, % Net sales from new services Adjusted EBITDA Adjusted free cash flow Depreciation and amortisation, items affecting comparability Return on capital employed, % EBITDA Total items affecting comparability New services of net sales, % Net debt Net debt to adjusted EBITDA, x Return on equity, % Efficiency program Restructuring expenses EBITDA Adjusted EBITDA Other expenses EUR million EBITDA margin, % Adjusted EBITDA margin, % Depreciation and amortisation Operating profit

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 27 (30) 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 10 191 8 150 19 562 18 322 25 360 1 945 1 978 5 634 5 945 7 890 34 - 4 320 - 5 -41 30 4 164 629 2 181 - 547 - 5 487 5 574 -16 1 655 1 - -23 578 9 138 6 117 7 759 12 114 10 706 34 333 30 385 41 008 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 0,29 0,22 0,48 0,43 0,57 0,08 0,08 0,24 0,25 0,33 0,00 0,02 0,39 0,26 0,33 - - - - 0,04 -0,02 -0,02 -0,09 -0,10 -0,14 0,36 0,30 1,01 0,84 1,14 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 10 099 5 776 30 282 19 650 34 760 2 734 2 977 5 594 6 191 6 726 -172 -12 -434 266 -280 -1 213 -1 587 -4 162 -5 367 -7 136 11 448 7 154 31 281 20 740 34 071 1.7. – 1.7. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 30.9.2026 30.9.2025 31.12.2025 10 099 5 776 30 282 19 650 34 760 3 735 1 553 4 781 6 319 6 556 2 734 2 977 5 594 6 191 6 726 -172 -12 -434 266 -280 -1 213 -1 587 -4 162 -5 367 -7 136 15 182 8 706 36 061 27 059 40 627 Received interest and other financing income Adjusted free cash flow Received interest and other financing income Free cash flow Items affecting comparability EUR thousand Paid items affecting comparability expenses Adjusted free cash flow Paid interest and other financing expenses M&A and integration related expenses Acquisition of tangible assets and intangible assets Amortisation from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions Other expenses Efficiency program Tax effect Adjusted earnings per share Items affecting comparability Adjusted earnings per share EUR Operating profit EUR thousand Cash flow from operating activities Basic earnings per share Total items affecting comparability Adjusted operating profit Amortisation PPA Impairment of associated company Cash flow from operating activities EBIT and adjusted EBIT Paid interest and other financing expenses Restructuring expenses Free cash flow Acquisition of tangible assets and intangible assets EUR thousand

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 28 (30) Calculation formulas for alternative performance measures Gross margin EBITDA + items affecting comparability Interest-bearing liabilities - cash and cash equivalents Free cash flow excluding impact from items affecting comparability Net sales of new services is calculated as net sales of those s ervices introduced within the past 36 months. Free cash flow Operating profit excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquisitions + items affecting comparability x 100 Free cash flow excluding impact from items affecting comparability Material items outside the ordinary course of business that concern i) M&A and integration-related expenses, ii) redundancy payments, i ii) compensations paid for damages, (iv) external expenses arising from significant r egulatory changes, (v) legal actions and (vi) efficiency program. Cash flow from operating activities added by paid interests and other financing expenses, deducted by received interests and other financing income a nd deducted by acquisition of tangible and intangible assets x 100 Total equity (average for the period) x 100 Formulas for key figures EBITDA EBITDA x 100 Gross investments are fixed asset acquisitions with long-term effect, from which no sales of property or disposal of business have been deducted. As a g eneral rule, fixed assets comprise tangible assets and intangible assets. Net debt Net sales + other operating income - materials and services Cash conversion, % Net sales from new services Net debt x 100 Profit (loss) for the period Total assets - Non-interest-bearing liabilities (average for the period) Comparable exchange rates mean that the effects of any chang es in currencies are eliminated by calculating the figures for the previous peri od using current period´s exchange rates. Operating profit + depreciation, amortization and impairment x 100 Total equity Adjusted EBITDA Adjusted free cash flow Free cash flow Comparable exchange rates Gearing, % Equity ratio, % Earnings per share, basic Profit for the period attributable to the owners of the parent company divided by weighted average number of shares in issue. Adjusted EBITDA, LTM Total assets - Advances received Interest -bearing liabilities - cash and cash equivalents Return on capital employed, % Profit (loss) before taxes + Financial expenses Adjusted operating profit (EBIT) Items affecting comparability Adjusted EBITDA Adjusted cash conversion, % Net debt to adjusted EBITDA, x Return on equity, % Earnings per share, diluted Profit for the period attributable to the owners of the parent company divided by weighted average number of shares in issue, taking into consideratio n the possible impact of the Group’s management’s long-term incentive plan. Earnings per share, adjusted Gross investments Profit for the period attributable to the owners of the paren t company excluding amortization from fair value adjustments related to acquis itions, items affecting comparability as well as reduction in value of associated co mpany and their tax impact divided by weighted average number of shares in issue. Total equity

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 29 (30) Purpose of use of alternative performance measures Changes of Net sales, Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted EBIT are p resented at comparable exchange rates, as they, according t o company´s view enhance the comparability of the periods and are fr equently used by analysts, investors and other part ies. EBITDA, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted EBIT are presented as a lternative performance measures, as they, according to the company’s view, enhance comparability of business performance betwe en reporting periods and are frequently used by ana lysts, investors and other parties Adjusted earnings per share is presented as an alternative p erformance measure, as it, according to the Company’s view, helps to reflect the profit attributable to the owners. Free cash flow, adjusted free cash flow, cash conversion, ad justed cash conversion and gross investments are presented as alternative performance measures, as they provide, according to the com pany’s view, a good insight into the needs relating to the Gro up’s business cash flow and are frequently used by analysts, investors and other parties. Net sales from new products and services is presented as an al ternative performance measure, as it, according to the comp any’s view, describes the development and structure of the company’s net sales. Gearing and equity ratio are presented as alternative perfo rmance measures, as they, according to the company’s view, r eflect the level of risk related to financing and help to monitor the level of capital employed in the Group’s business. Net debt, net debt to adjusted EBITDA, return on equity and re turn on capital employed are presented as alternative perfo rmance measures, as they are, according to the company’s view, useful measures of the Group’s ability to obtain financing and pay its debts, and th ey are frequently used by analysts, investors and other parties.

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Enento Group’s Interim report 1.1. – 30.9.2026 30 (30) 38 792 39 894 39 581 39 055 37 308 38 636 10 7 3 5 10 3 -7 189 -7 297 -6 803 -6 884 -7 301 -7 400 -8 345 -12 348 -11 293 -11 044 -8 264 -9 934 467 574 615 754 582 575 -7 878 -11 774 -10 678 -10 290 -7 683 -9 360 -8 651 -14 320 -9 717 -10 068 -9 395 -11 956 -4 892 -4 779 -4 746 -4 780 -4 789 -4 909 10 191 1 731 7 640 7 038 8 150 5 014 - - - -10 28 17 - - - -992 - - 181 238 71 127 35 227 -1 510 -1 563 -1 497 -1 602 -1 766 -1 577 -1 329 -1 326 -1 426 -1 474 -1 731 -1 350 8 863 405 6 214 4 560 6 447 3 681 -1 889 -933 -1 254 -1 222 -1 313 -709 6 974 -528 4 960 3 338 5 134 2 971 Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss -4 409 -3 041 -2 139 4 811 1 843 -6 408 1 254 809 669 -1 281 -476 1 605 -251 -162 -134 256 95 -321 -3 406 -2 394 -1 603 3 786 1 462 -5 124 Remeasurements of post-employment benefit obligations -87 -68 -77 -71 -91 -77 18 14 16 15 19 16 -69 -54 -61 -57 -72 -61 Other comprehensive income for the period, net of tax -3 475 -2 448 -1 665 3 730 1 389 -5 185 3 499 -2 976 3 296 7 068 6 524 -2 214 6 974 -528 4 960 3 338 5 134 2 971 3 499 -2 976 3 296 7 068 6 524 -2 214 Earnings per share attributable to the owners of the parent during the period: 0,29 -0,02 0,21 0,14 0,22 0,13 0,29 -0,02 0,21 0,14 0,22 0,13 Q2 2025 Materials and services Q2 2026 Other operating income Q3 2026 EUR thousand Income tax expense Impairment of associated companies Finance income Operating profit Profit before income tax Finance income and expenses Share of results of associated companies Other operating expenses Depreciation and amortisation Total personnel expenses Finance expenses Diluted, EUR Income tax relating to these items Total comprehensive income for the period Profit attributable to: Owners of the parent company Owners of the parent company Basic, EUR Total comprehensive income attributable to: Items that will not be reclassified to profit or loss Profit for the period Translation differences on foreign units Hedging of net investments in foreign units Income tax relating to these items Personnel expenses Quarterly consolidated statement of income Work performed by the entity and capitalised Net sales Q1 2026 Q4 2025 Q3 2025

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Enento Group Plc Elielinaukio 5 B 00100 Helsinki Tel. +358 10 270 7200 Business ID 2194007-7 enento.com/investors

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