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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 1 Strong increase in Asset Management profitability with 32% growth in Core FRE and doubling of net result Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 TIKEHAU ASSET MANAGEMENT: PROFITABILITY INFLECTION IS NOW VISIBLE • 13% y-o-y growth in management fees and other revenues 1 to €190m 2 in H1 2026 driven by a 7% growth in Fee-Paying AuM vs. 30 June 2025 • 32% y-o-y growth in Core FRE to €80m driving Core FRE margin to 42% (+6 points vs. H1 2025) • Asset Management EBIT of €78m (up 22% y-o-y), with an EBIT margin of 39% (+4 points) • €53.5bn of AuM, +5% y-o-y, implying 2016-26 CAGR of 21% • Broader diversification of client inflows across key markets with ~60% of net new money 3 sourced from Germany, Israel, South Korea and the US BALANCE SHEET: VALUE CRYSTALLIZATION AND ENHANCED FINANCIAL FLEXIBILITY • Active portfolio rotation with €637m of returns of capital and exits in the first half • Portfolio revenues doubled y-o-y to €222m, driven by capital gains on the disposal of the Schroders stake • €1.6bn of available resources4 as of 30 June 2026. Proforma for the 2026 bond redemption5, gross debt will decrease to €1.5bn (vs. €1.8bn as of 30 June 2026) • BBB- rating with stable outlook reaffirmed by Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings STRONG INCREASE IN NET RESULT • Net result, Group share, reached €165m, double the level of H1 2025 OUTLOOK • As in prior years, FRE generation is expected to be weighted toward the second half of the year, with Private Equity fundraising potentially reinforcing that pattern • The Group also has a healthy Private Equity and Real Estate exit pipeline, supporting visibility on future value crystallization ‟ In a volatile macroeconomic backdrop and a more selective private markets environment, we have continued to execute with discipline , with a focus on improving profitability. H1 2026 marks a clear step -up for Tikehau and a first step in our harvesting phase, as we increasingly look to translate the strength of our model into profitability and earnings. We believe Tikehau is best understood by looking at its two value -creation engines separately and on a standalone basis: a fee -generating Asset Management franchise, now fully regrouped and operational, and a proprietary balance sheet that invests alongside our clients. This offers a clearer view of the recurring earnings power of our Asset Management platform, distinct from the returns generated by our own capital. We look ahead with confidence, supported by a more streamlined model, a more robust balance sheet and our ability to turn execution into performance.” Antoine Flamarion and Mathieu Chabran – co-founders of Tikehau 1 Include management fees, subscription fees, arrangement fees and structuring fees as well as incentive fees. 2 The financial information is provided on the basis of Management Accounts, unless otherwise indicated. Figures have been rounded for presentation purposes, which in some cases may result in rounding differences. 3 Third-party net new money. 4 Including cash and cash equivalents and undrawn Revolving Credit Facility (RCF). 5 Redemption will occur on 7 August 2026.
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 2 Tikehau Asset Management Investment portfolio Other Group items Company presentation A presentation for investors and analysts will be held at 6:15pm CEST today and will be broadcast live. To watch the presentation, please connect via the following link. A recording of the presentation will be available on Tikehau’s website. Half-Year YoY Key operating metrics 2026 2025 change AuM €bn 53.5 51.0 +5% Fee-Paying AuM €bn 43.5 40.8 +7% Capital deployment €bn 2.2 2.9 (23%) Realizations €bn 1.1 1.5 (23%) Net new money €bn 1.7 4.0 (56%) P&L items (Management Accounts) Management fees €m 190.4 168.5 +13% Operating costs (excl. share-based compensation) €m (111.0) (108.5) +2% Core Fee-related earnings (Core FRE) €m 79.5 60.0 +32% Fee-related earnings (FRE) €m 69.9 50.3 +39% Realized performance-related earnings (PRE) €m 7.9 13.4 (41%) Asset Management EBIT €m 77.9 63.7 +22% The differences compared with the IFRS financial statements are not material. Half-Year YoY Main items (Management Accounts) 2026 2025 change Investment portfolio fair value €bn 4.0 4.4 (10%) Portfolio revenues €m 222.2 111.2 +100% Main items (IFRS Accounts) Investment portfolio fair value €bn 4.0 4.4 (10%) Portfolio revenues €m 237.5 4.1 n.m Management Accounts H1 2026 H1 2025 YoY change Net result, Group share €m 164.7 86.5 +90% Management Accounts 30/06/2026 31/12/2025 YoY change Cash & cash equivalents €bn 0.5 0.2 +175% Shareholders' equity, Group share €bn 3.2 3.1 +2% Gross financial debt €bn 1.8 1.9 (9%) IFRS accounts H1 2026 H1 2025 YoY change Net result, Group share €m 186.0 (5.9) n.m IFRS accounts 30/06/2026 31/12/2025 YoY change Cash & cash equivalents €bn 0.4 0.2 +170% Shareholders' equity, Group share €bn 3.2 3.1 +2% Gross financial debt €bn 1.8 1.9 (9%)
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 3 The Supervisory Board met on 28 July 2026 to review the consolidated financial statements6 as of 30 June 2026. 1. Tikehau Asset Management 1.1. Operating highlights 1.1.1 Deployment • €2.2bn deployed in H1 2026 (€7.0bn over the LTM) with an acceleration in Q2 2026 (+15% vs. Q1 2026) • Credit: ◦ Continued execution in a more selective Credit environment with sustained add -on financing activity in Direct Lending, contributing ~50% of deployment in H1 2026. Investment activity remained well diversified across geographies including France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain ◦ Lower CLO issuance in H1 2026 vs. H1 2025, reflecting the timing of issuance and the firm’s disciplined approach to deployment • Real Assets: ◦ Active deployment momentum in a market environment still marked by limited transaction activity. Investments were completed across France, Germany and Spain, including the acquisition, alongside co- investors, of a Spanish portfolio of ~5,000 residential units valued at ~€300m in Q2 2026 ◦ Continued focus on high-quality, well-located assets and conservative use of leverage across geographies, particularly in Core+ strategies offering an attractive average acquisition yield of 9.6% • Private Equity: Three new investments in H1 2026, driven by a c onviction-led approach across dedicated verticals. Solid pipeline for H2 2026 with a few transactions already signed and expected to close in the period • €7.2bn of dry powder7 as of 30 June 2026 (vs. €7.6bn as of 31 December 2025) 1.1.2 Realizations • €1.1bn in realizations in H1 2026 (€3.7bn over the LTM) , with a marked acceleration in Private Equity in the second quarter 6On 29 July 2026, the auditors issued their report on their limited review of the consolidated financial statements as of 30 June 2026. 7Amounts available for investment at the level of the funds managed by the Group. Fund deployment (€m) Q2 2026 Q2 2025 H1 2026 H1 2025 Credit 529 625 1,271 1,875 Real Assets 504 423 677 614 Private Equity 157 68 275 389 Total Fund deployment 1,189 1,115 2,224 2,878 Realizations (€m) Q2 2026 Q2 2025 H1 2026 H1 2025 Credit 323 541 579 1,203 Real Assets 169 149 291 222 Private Equity 208 28 254 31 Total realizations 700 718 1,123 1,455
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 4 • Credit: ◦ Direct Lending: mainly corresponding to financing repayments (average gross MOIC of 1. 2x8) ◦ Special Opportunities: three exits carried out in H1 2026 at an average gross MOIC of 1.2x • Real Assets: ◦ Continued exit momentum in a selective market, driven by disposals of granular assets, primarily in Iberia and France. Exits in H1 2026 in Real Estate were carried out at an average gross MOIC of 2.2x in Value- Add strategies and 1.2x in Core+ strategies ◦ Robust pipeline of identified exit opportunities • Private Equity: ◦ Three exits at an average gross MOIC of 1.7x from the firm’s Cybersecurity, Aerospace and Defense and Growth Equity strategies ◦ Healthy exit pipeline, supporting visibility on future value crystallization 1.1.3 Net new money • €1.7bn raised in H1 2026 (€2.0bn across private markets strategies , €5.7bn over the LTM ), demonstrating resilient fundraising against a high H1 2025 comparison base. H1 2025 had benefited from the €1bn capital raise for portfolio company Egis through the firm’s first Private Equity continuation vehicle 9 as well as fundraising for the flagship Direct Lending and Secondaries strategies, whose main funds closed at the end of 2025 • Credit: ◦ The sixth vintage of Direct Lending side vehicles raised a further ~ €230m in H1 2026 , bringing the strategy’s total size to €5.2bn10, ~60% larger than its predecessor, indicating strong investor confidence in the firm’s longstanding investment approach across the European middle market ◦ Warehouse of European CLO XVI in Q2 2026 (€200m) bringing total net inflows from the CLO activity to ~€570m in H1 2026 compared to €1bn in H1 2025 ◦ The European semi-liquid fund continued to attract capital in H1 2026, reaching €181m of AuM as of 30 June 2026 • Real Assets: Contributions from Value-Add and Core/Core+ strategies , mainly driven by co -investment opportunities, including notably a Spanish residential portfolio transaction and a prime office building acquisition in the southern fringe of Paris completed through a 50/50 joint venture with Batipart • Private Equity: Additional inflows for Decarbonization and Aerospace & Defense flagship strategies, reaching €2.6bn and €0.7bn in AuM11 respectively as of 30 June 2026 • Capital Markets Strategies: net positive inflows recorded in Q2 2026 driven by sustained investor demand for yield. Fund performance remained solid across the entire product line 8 All average gross MOIC data included in this press release refer to weighted average gross MOIC , unless otherwise mentioned. 9 Please refer to press release dated 7 July 2025. 10 Please refer to press release dated 23 July 2026. 11 Including flagship vehicle, bespoke mandates and side vehicles. Net new money (€m) Q2 2026 Q2 2025 H1 2026 H1 2025 Credit 443 871 1,180 2,015 Real Assets 463 288 565 496 Capital Markets Strategies 32 (8) (283) 163 Private Equity 127 1,177 273 1,297 Total net new money 1,065 2,328 1,734 3,971
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 5 1.1.4 Continued diversification of the client base • Broader diversification of client inflows across key markets, with ~60% of third-party net new money coming from investors based in Germany, Israel, South Korea and the US • AuM from private investors increased by 17% year-over-year to €18.4bn, supported by continued demand for our private markets products. Private investors accounted for 26% of H1 2026 third-party net inflows 1.2. Financial review12 • Continued growth in Fee-Paying AuM supported a 13% growth in Management fees and other revenues ◦ Fee-Paying AuM amounted to € 43bn as of 30 June 2026 (+7% year-over-year), notably driven by net new money for Private Equity strategies as well as fundraising and deployment across Credit strategies ◦ Management fees and other revenues13 reached €190m in H1 2026, +13% compared to H1 2025, driven primarily by fundraising in Private Equity, CLO activity and continued deployment of Direct Lending and Special Opportunities strategies ◦ Average management fee rate was resilient and stood at 0.90% in H1 2026 (stable compared to H1 2025) ◦ Performance related revenues amounted to €8m in H1 2026 compared to €13m in H1 2025, which provided a high comparison base14. In H1 2026, they were mainly linked to the disposal of assets from an Iberian residential portfolio, alongside smaller contributions from legacy Private Equity and Credit vehicles Performance-related revenues represent a significant value -creation driver embedded in Tikehau’s operating model with: - €25bn of AuM eligible for carried interest as of 30 June 2026 (+5% year-over-year) - €207m15 of unrealized performance-related revenues, provisioned within the Group’s funds. This amount is expected to increase as the relevant funds approach maturity and crystallize their performance • Strong operating leverage with 32% growth in Core FRE ◦ Asset Management operating expenses 16 grew at a controlled pace (+2%), to €(111)m in H1 2026 , reflecting cost management alongside targeted strategic hires ◦ 32% growth in Core FRE17 to €80m, with Core FRE margin expand ing to 42% in H1 2026 from 36% in H1 2025 ◦ 39% growth in Fee-Related earnings (FRE) to €70m with FRE margin reach ing 37% (vs. 30% in H1 2025) ◦ 22% growth in Asset Management EBIT to €78m, with EBIT margin at 39% (vs. 35% in H1 2025) This strong improvement in Asset Management profitability marks an important first step in Tikehau’s harvesting phase and highlights the operating leverage embedded in the platform. 12 The financial information is provided on the basis of Management Accounts. Please refer to p.13 of this document related to Management and IFRS accounts reconciliation. 13 Include management fees, subscription fees, arrangement fees and structuring fees as well as incentive fees. 14 Including €7m of PRE linked to the contribution of Egis co-investment vehicles in H1 2025. 15 Unrealized performance related revenues, share allocated to Tikehau, based on current portfolios performance , as of 31 March 2026 (last data available). 16 Excluding the non-cash impact of share-based compensation. 17 Core FRE correspond to FRE excluding expenses linked to share -based payment transactions (IFRS 2), but for the social charges linked to share-based compensation.
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 6 2. Towards a more streamlined organization • Following the successful integration of its Real Estate activities into a unified platform, and as part of its broader ambition to further streamline its structure and focus on core activities, Tikehau has entered into a separation agreement in respect of its partnership interests in Duke Street, a London -based mid-market Private Equity manager, with whom it had partnered since 2013, which will result in Tikehau receiving a series of deferred consideration payments until March 2029. This divestment illustrates the Group’s selective approach to capital allocation and its commitment to concentrating resources on scalable strategies that support the continued growth of its Asset Management platform. • Tikehau also announced the disposal of an 80% stake in Homunity, its Real Estate crowdfunding business, and in Opale Capital, its digital platform providing investors with access to private markets. Since acquiring Homunity in 2019 and supporting the launch of Opale Capital in 2022, Tikehau has helped both businesses reach profitability and scale. With these platforms now firmly established, the Group has decided to grant them greater autonomy while retaining its position as an anchor shareholder. As of 30 June 2026, Homunity and Opale Capital represented ~€1bn of AuM and a team of ~40 employees. 3. Investment activity • Investment portfolio: active portfolio rotation in H1 2026 ◦ Tikehau investment portfolio fair value amounted to €4.0bn as of 30 June 2026 (vs. €4.4bn as of 31 December 2025). Over the first half, the main variations in the portfolio were the following: - €261m of capital calls and investments, mainly in our Credit and Real Assets strategies and new ecosystem investments, notably one co-investment in a US cybersecurity and defense company - €(637)m of returns of capital and exits, mainly linked to: o The exit of Schroders, generating €369m of returns of capital. Over the holding period, the investment delivered a 64% gross IRR and 1.65x gross MOIC. This investment had been revalued by +€38m in prior periods and these unrealized gains have been reversed on the H1 2026 P&L for the same amount o The successful disposal to third -party investors of our balance sheet co -investment in EYSA, initially made alongside our Decarbonization strategy in Private Equity, demonstrating our ability to use our balance sheet to execute co -investments and support the profitability of our Asset Management platform o The exit of our investment in Augmentum for an amount of €9m - €(60)m of fair value changes on the remaining portfolio, reflecting: o Positive revaluations for our Private Equity strategies and our co -investment in a leading US radiology services provider o Negative fair value changes on some direct legacy and listed investments, including our listed REIT in Singapore - €40m of positive foreign exchange effects , linked to the appreciation of the USD and GBP against the EUR. €10m were included in H1 2026 P&L and €30m in other comprehensive income
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 7 ◦ Portfolio revenues doubled year -on-year to €222m, driven by active portfolio rotation and value crystallization: - Realized revenues increased to €310m (vs. €114m in H1 2025) primarily driven by the €217m capital gain on the disposal of the Schroders stake, together with a resilient level of dividends, coupons and distributions , driven by Credit strategies (Direct Lending, CLO, and Credit Secondaries), Real Estate strategies, listed REITs and some ecosystem investments - The reversal of unrealized gains recognized on our investment in Schroders amounted to €(38)m 18 - Unrealized revenues on remaining portfolio amounted to €(50)m, reflecting the movements described above, and included €10m of positive currency effects 4. Group items • Net result before tax doubled year -on-year to €230m in H1 2026 driven by a significant increase in Asset Management profitability coupled with active portfolio rotation • Net result, Group share, doubled year-on-year to €165m in H1 2026 ◦ Group corporate expenses decreased to €(35)m in H1 2026 (vs. €(37)m in H1 2025) ◦ Financial results of €(33)m in H1 2026, a stable level compared to H1 2025 ◦ After €(2)m of non-recurring and other items and a €(66)m tax expense, net result, Group share , came in at €165m in H1 2026, twice the level of H1 2025 • A balance sheet generating substantial skin in the game ◦ As of 30 June 2026, consolidated shareholders’ equity, Group share , reached €3.2bn and consolidated cash position reached €0.5bn . In H1 2026, Tikehau fully reimbursed its Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) renewed and upsized in December 2025 from €800m to €1.15bn, following the disposal of the Group’s stake in Schroders ◦ Gross financial debt as of 30 June 2026 reached €1.8bn, with a gearing ratio19 of 55% 5. Post-closing events • In July 2026, Tikehau announced that it has decided to exercise its pre-maturity call option20 with respect to all outstanding 2.25% bonds due 14 October 2026 issued on 14 October 2019. Redemption will occur on 7 August 2026, reducing gross debt to €1.5bn, further streamlining the Group’s balance sheet and leaving no further debt maturities until 2029. • This proactive balance sheet management was further supported by S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings’ reaffirmation in Q2 2026 and July 2026 of Tikehau’s BBB- rating with a Stable outlook, reflecting the Group’s solid financial structure. 18 Unrealized gains recognized before 1 January 2026. 19 Gearing = Total financial debt / Shareholders’ Equity, Group share. 20 Please refer to press release dated 8 July 2026.
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 8 6. Share buy-back • In June 2026, Tikehau announced it has extended the share repurchase mandate signed and announced on 19 March 2020 until 26 February 2027 (inclusive). • As of 29 July 2026, 7,342,339 shares were repurchased under the share buy -back mandate. The description of the share buy-back program (published in paragraph 8.3.4 of the Tikehau Universal Registration Document filed with the French Financial Markets Authority on 19 March 2026 under nu mber D.26-0116) is available on the company’s website in the Regulated Information section. 7. Outlook • Tikehau Asset Management: ◦ Tikehau enters the second half of 2026 with a more streamlined organization and integrated operating model, supporting further profitability and earnings growth. ◦ As in previous years, FRE generation is expected to be more weighted toward the second half of 2026, in line with the seasonality observed in 2024 and 2025 , potentially further amplified by fundraising activity in Private Equity strategies. ◦ The Group also benefits from a healthy Private Equity and Real Estate exit pipeline, which provides additional visibility on potential value crystallization going forward. • Balance sheet: ◦ A €0.6bn year-on-year reduction in net debt, €1.6bn of available resources and no debt maturing before 2029 give the Group greater financial flexibility to support growth. • Taken together, these elements give the Group strong confidence in its ability to accelerate profitability growth, supported by a selective approach to AuM growth while continuing to deliver long-term value creation.
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 9 8. Appendix Assets under management AuM as of 30/06/2026 YoY change QoQ in €m Amount (€m) Weight (%) in % in €m in % in €m Credit 25,241 47% +8% +1,833 +1% +223 Real Assets 14,298 27% +3% +458 +0% +37 Capital Markets Strategies 6,091 11% +2% +97 +5% +282 Private Equity 7,891 15% +2% +134 (1%) (43) AuM 53,521 100% +5% +2,523 +1% +500 Q2 evolution in €m AuM as of 31/03/2026 Net new money Distri- butions Market effects Change in scope AuM as of 30/06/2026 Credit 25,018 +443 (199) (21) - 25,241 Real Assets 14,261 +463 (222) (80) (125) 14,298 Capital Markets Strategies 5,809 +32 +7 +119 +125 6,091 Private Equity 7,933 +127 (195) +25 - 7,891 AuM 53,021 +1,065 (609) +44 - 53,521 YTD evolution in €m AuM as of 31/12/2025 Net new money Distri- butions Market effects Change in scope AuM as of 30/06/2026 Credit 24,453 +1,180 (404) +12 - 25,241 Real Assets 14,281 +565 (367) (56) (125) 14,298 Capital Markets Strategies 6,166 (283) +4 +80 +125 6,091 Private Equity 7,908 +273 (344) +54 - 7,891 AuM 52,808 +1,734 (1,111) +90 - 53,521 YoY evolution in €m AuM as of 30/06/2025 Net new money Distri- butions Market effects Change in scope AuM as of 30/06/2026 Credit 23,407 +3,592 (1,520) (238) - 25,241 Real Assets 13,841 +1,366 (705) (79) (125) 14,298 Capital Markets Strategies 5,994 (215) +6 +181 +125 6,091 Private Equity 7,756 +1,002 (1,131) +263 - 7,891 AuM 50,998 +5,746 (3,349) +126 - 53,521
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 10 Fee-Paying Assets under Management Weighted average management fee rate (LTM) Investment portfolio fair value breakdown (€bn) AuM as of AuM as of AuM as of YTD change YoY change in €m 30/06/2026 31/12/2025 30/06/2025 In % In €m In % In €m Fee-Paying AuM 43,479 42,096 40,784 +3% +1,384 +7% +2,695 Future Fee-Paying AuM 5,454 6,096 5,420 (11%) (642) +1% +34 Non-Fee-Paying AuM 4,587 4,616 4,795 (1%) (29) (4%) (207) AuM 53,521 52,808 50,998 +1% +713 +5% +2,523 in €m 30/06/2026 30/06/2025 Credit 19,250 17,859 Real Assets 12,356 11,883 Capital Markets Strategies 6,084 5,987 Private Equity 5,789 5,056 Fee-Paying AuM 43,479 40,784 in bps 30/06/2026 30/06/2025 Credit 75 78 Real Assets 85 85 Capital Markets Strategies 56 54 Private Equity 192 188 Management fees¹ 90 90 Performance-related fees 4 6 Total weighted average fee-rate² 94 95 ¹ Include management fees, subscription fees, arrangement fees and structuring fees as well as incentive fees. ² Average fee rates are calculated based on average fee-paying AuM over the last 12 months. 61% 66% 75% 79% 74% 69% 76% 39% 34% 25% 21% 26% 31% 24% 31/12/2020 31/12/2021 31/12/2022 31/12/2023 31/12/2024 31/12/2025 30/06/2026 2.4 2.7 3.5 3.9 Tikehau Strategies Ecosystem & Direct Invest. 4.0 4.4 4.0
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 11 Investment portfolio fair value evolution (€m) Portfolio revenues breakdown (€m) 4,359 3,962 +261 (637) (60) +40 31/12/2025 Capital calls and investments Returns of capital and exits Market effects FX impacts 30/06/2026 in €m 30/06/2026 30/06/2025 Tikehau funds 6.1 66.8 Investments alongside Tikehau funds 4.6 6.4 Tikehau AM strategies 10.8 73.2 Ecosystem investments 229.4 46.4 Other direct investments (17.9) (8.4) Ecosystem and direct investments 211.5 38.0 Total portfolio revenues 222.2 111.2 in €m 30/06/2026 30/06/2025 Dividends, coupons and distributions 94.0 110.9 Realized change in fair value 215.9 2.6 Realized portfolio revenues 309.9 113.5 Unrealized portfolio revenues on remaining portfolio (excl. Schroders) (50.1) (2.3) Reversal of unrealized gains recognized on Schroders before 1 January 2026 (37.5) - Total portfolio revenues 222.2 111.2
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 12 Simplified consolidated P&L Simplified consolidated balance sheet Management Accounts in €m H1 2026 H1 2025 Management fees & other revenues¹ 190.4 168.5 Operating costs (111.0) (108.5) Core Fee Related Earnings (Core FRE)² 79.5 60.0 Core FRE margin 41.7% 35.6% Share-based compensation (non-cash) (9.6) (9.7) Fee Related Earnings (FRE) 69.9 50.3 Realized Performance-related earnings (PRE) 7.9 13.4 Asset Management EBIT 77.9 63.7 AM EBIT margin 39.2% 35.0% Group portfolio revenues ³ 222.2 111.2 Group corporate expenses (35.2) (36.5) Financial interests (33.1) (33.3) Non-recurring items and others⁴ (1.5) 10.2 Net result before tax 230.2 115.3 Tax (66.3) (29.3) Minority interests 0.7 0.4 Net result, Group share 164.7 86.5 ¹ Include management fees, subscription fees, arrangement fees & structuring fees as well as incentive fees. ² Core FRE correspond to Fee-Related Earnings excluding expenses linked to share-based payment transactions (IFRS 2), but for the social charges linked to share-based compensation. ³ Group portfolio revenues are broken down between €10.8m (€73.2m in H1 2025) generated from Tikehau’s Asset Management strategies and €211.5m (€38.0m in H1 2025) from ecosystem and other direct investments. ⁴ In H1 2025, include net result from associates and non-recurring items, mainly foreign exchange impacts on financing activities, totaling + € 8.5m on a net basis. Management Accounts in €m 30/06/2026 31/12/2025 Investment portfolio 3,962 4,359 Cash & cash equivalents 460 167 Other current and non-current assets 906 914 Total assets 5,329 5,440 Shareholders' equity, Group share 3,196 3,148 Minority interests 7 6 Financial debt 1,759 1,924 Other current and non-current liabilities 367 362 Total liabilities 5,329 5,440 Gearing ¹ 55% 61% Undrawn committed facilities 1,150 1,000 ¹ Gearing = Total financial debt / Shareholders’ Equity, Group share.
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 13 Management and IFRS accounts reconciliation Main P&L impacts H1 2026 H1 2025 Manag. Manag. accounts accounts Fee-Related Earnings (FRE) 70 - - 70 50 - - 50 Performance-related earnings (PRE) 8 - - 8 13 (1) - 12 Asset Management EBIT 78 - - 78 64 (1) - 63 Realized portfolio revenues 310 - - 311 114 5 - 118 Unrealized portfolio revenues (88)¹ (10) 25 (73)¹ (2) (4) (107) (114) Portfolio revenues 222 (10) 25 238 111 - (107) 4 Corporate expenses (35) 2 - (33) (36) 8 - (29) Financial result (33) - - (33) (33) (1) - (35) Other non-recurring items and others (2) 1 - (1) 10 (2) - 8 Income tax (66) 6 (3) (63) (29) (4) 15 (18) Minority interests 1 - - 1 - (1) - - Net result, Group share 165 - 21 186 86 - (92) (6) Exchange differences (net of tax) 23 - (21) 2 (100) - 92 (8) Total Comprehensive income 187 - - 187 (14) - - (14) ¹ Including -€38m reversal of the unrealised gain recognized on Schroders before 1 January 2026. FX effects IFRS in €m Adj. FX effects IFRS Adj. H1 2026 H1 2025 Manag. Manag. accounts accounts Total portfolio revenues 237.5 222.2 4.1 111.2 of which: realized portfolio revenues 310.6 309.9 118.2 113.5 of which: unrealized portfolio revenues (73.0) (87.6) (114.1) (2.3) Net result, Group share 186.0 164.7 (5.9) 86.5 IFRS in €m IFRS
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 14 Main balance sheet impacts June 2026 December 2025 Manag. Manag. accounts accounts Investment portfolio 3,962 (3) 3,960 4,359 - 4,360 Cash & cash equivalent 460 (20) 440 167 (4) 163 Other current & non-current assets 906 (8) 898 914 (47) 867 Total assets 5,329 (31) 5,298 5,440 (51) 5,389 Shareholders' equity - Group share 3,196 - 3,196 3,148 - 3,148 Minority interests 7 - 7 6 - 6 Shareholders' equity 3,202 - 3,202 3,154 - 3,154 Financial debt 1,759 - 1,759 1,924 - 1,924 Other current & non-current liabilities 367 (31) 336 362 (51) 311 Total liabilities & Shareholders' equity 5,329 (31) 5,298 5,440 (51) 5,389 in €m Adj. IFRS Adj. IFRS
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Press release • Paris, 29 July 2026 15 Financial calendar 22 October 2026 Q3 2026 announcement (after market close) 25 February 2027 FY 2026 results (before market open) – Management presentation to be held 22 April 2027 Q1 2027 announcement (after market close) 28 April 2027 Annual General Meeting 29 July 2027 2027 half-year results (after market close) – Management presentation to be held 21 October 2027 Q3 2027 announcement (after market close) About Tikehau Tikehau is a global alternative asset management group managing € 53.5 billion of assets (as of 30 June 2026). The Group has developed a wide range of expertise across four asset classes: Credit, Real Assets, Private Equity, and Capital Markets Strategies. Capitalizing on its strong equity base (€ 3.2 billion as of 30 June 2026), Tikehau invests its own capital alongside its investor -clients. The Group is guided by a strong entrepreneurial spirit and DNA, shared by its 709 employees (as of 30 June 2026) across 17 offices in Europe, Asia, and North America. Disclaimer This document does not constitute an offer of securities for sale or investment advisory services. It contains general information only and is not intended to provide general or specific investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future earnings and profit, and targets are not guaranteed. Certain statements and forecasted data are based on current forecasts, prevailing market and economic conditions, estimates, projections and opinions of Tikehau and/or its affiliates. Due to various risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those reflected or expected in such forward -looking statements or in any of the case studies or forecasts. All references to Tikehau’s advisory activities in the US or with respect to US persons relate to Tikehau Capital North America. Contacts Shareholder and Investor Contacts Théodora Xu – +33 1 40 06 18 56 Julie Tomasi – +33 1 40 06 58 44 shareholders@tikehaucapital.com Press Contacts Valérie Sueur – +33 1 53 59 03 64 UK – Prosek Partners: Philip Walters – +44 (0) 7773 331 589 USA – Prosek Partners: Trevor Gibbons – +1 646 818 9238 press@tikehaucapital.com