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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 0 9M 2026 Results Milan, November 5th, 2026
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 1 Key messages 1H'26: Resilient performance supported by solid execution ▪ Further strengthening of High Value positioning through market share gains ▪ Sound profitability sustained across quarters, with price/mix and efficiencies offsetting external headwinds (FX, Middle East impact and US tariffs) ▪ Cash flow performance in line with business seasonality and FY26 expectations FY 2026 targets confirmed ▪ Macro backdrop remains challenging amid persistent geopolitical uncertainties ▪ Demand trends expected to soften in Car production and Standard, while High Value continues to outperform the market ▪ FY26 targets confirmed, reflecting the resilience of the business model and the effectiveness of management actions Risultati 9M26: • organic growth • Profitability • cash flow generation • Sustainability Plan execution in line with targets Strategic Projects update: • US Investment • India Investment • China Reorganization Shareholder Structure: MTP & C. S.P.A Group rises to 29.9% in Pirelli 2026 outlook 9M 2026: delivering solid results in a challenging macro environment ▪ Sound organic growth, driven by market share gain in High Value and sustained price/mix improvement ▪ EBIT margin at 15.9%, with internal levers more than offsetting softer demand and external headwinds ▪ 3Q Net Cash Flow generation improved to €173 million (+32M yoy) confirming strong financial discipline ▪ Further progress in the Sustainability Plan execution Innovation leadership driving competitive advantage and future growth ▪ Technology edge reinforced by new homologations and product launches ▪ Independent test victories confirm product excellence, enabled by digital and AI-powered development ▪ Cyber Tyre ecosystem expansion unlocking new applications and future business opportunities FY 2026 targets confirmed despite a more challenging environment ▪ High Value Replacement demand remains resilient, while OE and Standard markets are weaker than expected ▪ Stronger price/mix and easing FX headwinds expected to offset lower volumes and higher raw material and inflationary pressures ▪ FY 2026 targets confirmed, reflecting the effectiveness of Pirelli's business model and management actions Strategic initiatives to support long-term growth ▪ U.S. capacity expansion designed to capture High Value growth while preserving flexibility, cash generation and capital discipline ▪ Partnership in India expanding exposure to an attractive long-term growing market
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 2 Agenda 2 PIRELLI & C. – 9M 2026 RESULTS 3 FY 2026 OUTLOOK AND TARGETS 4 APPENDIX 1 UPDATE ON STRATEGIC INITIATIVES FOR LONG TERM GROWTH
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 3 US: capacity expansion to catch growth opportunities & de-risk operations Expanding U.S. capacity to capture growth opportunities while preserving flexibility and cash generation 1. MIRS: Modular Integrated Robotised System RATIONALES Growth opportunities ~40% of Global HV market >90% of new car sales will be connected by 2030 Strengthen Pirelli innovation leadership through Local Cyber Tyre production Top product range tailored for the US market Increasing local-for-local production Supply chain resilience & customer proximity THE PROJECT IN A NUTSHELL: 6M HV Tyres by 2033 1st phase 2nd phase Expansion of New MIRS1, 3M tyres by 2033 Installation of traditional & fully automated production facility ADVANTAGES Gradual capacity ramp-up in addition to current sourcing, ensuring flexibility to meet demand Keeping capex profile in continuity with the past, preserving cash flow generation 3 Extreme modular technology ensuring new capacity from 2028 Investment to start in the 2nd part of the project, reaching 3M in 2033 ~€1bn capex in 2027-33, with capex-to-sales in line with historical levels ~1,000 new jobs to be created alongside capacity growth The plant will be equipped to develop Cyber Tyre to meet growing OE demand
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 4 India: Seizing growth opportunities through a 2-step-investment (off-take and JV) A phased entry, starting with a low-risk model to build market presence, distribution and brand positioning ahead of the JV 1. Source Fros&Sullivan 2026 2. Source CRISIL S&P Global report ASSET-LIGHT AND PHASED AGREEMENT Off-take production 1 2 Potential 50/50 JV BKT will produce Pirelli-branded Car Tyres in a new, advanced facility (Bhuj) Dedicated High Value Car Tyre plant Leading Indian Tyre producer with solid local foundations and international presence Capturing Indian market growth… Leading producer of Agro, Industrial and Motorcycle Tyres. Aiming to expand in the Car Tyre business annual growth in car registrations expected in 2025-301 …through a strategic partnership 5-7% growth of the Premium Car Tyre Market in 2025-302~5x Production with Pirelli technological and quality standard Offtake will reach 800k Premium car tyres by 2030 Production of both Pirelli & BKT brands Production serving Indian and other international markets Strong focus on innovation and quality Bhuj, Gujarat
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 5 Agenda 2 PIRELLI & C. – 9M 2026 RESULTS 3 FY 2026 OUTLOOK AND TARGETS 4 APPENDIX 1 UPDATE ON STRATEGIC INITIATIVES FOR LONG TERM GROWTH
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 6 9M 2026 RESULTS | Solid execution in a challenging external scenario +2.7% organic growth Sound High Value growth supported by share gains and continuous price/mix improvement 15.9% adj. EBIT margin substantially flat yoy internal levers offsetting external headwinds Earnings growth benefiting from lower non-recurring & financial charges, despite higher tax expenses In 3Q positive €173 Net cash flow before dividends and corporate transactions in China STD H.V. 79% 9M’25 82% 9M’26 5,195 5,278 835 841 9M’25 9M’26 401 430 9M’25 9M’26 9M’25 FY’25 9M’26 2,538 1,102 2,163 NET SALES ADJ. EBIT NET INCOME NET FINANCIAL POSITION +1.6% YoY +0.6% YoY -€375M YoY +7.4% YoY
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 7 9M 2026 EXECUTION | Strengthening Leadership while navigating market headwinds Technological leadership confirmed: ▪ Homologation portfolio enriched and new products launch ▪ Cyber Tyre: partnership with Abet HTS expanding applications in defense & public safety Competitiveness actions amid inflationary headwinds: ▪ €109M efficiency gains achieved (73% of FY target) ▪ Structural and tactical actions protecting profitability and cash flow amid Middle East disruption Market shares gain across regions ▪ Car: regional high-tech products drive RT outperformance ▪ Moto: innovation-driven outperformance INNOVATION EFFICIENCY & MITIGATION PLAN HIGH VALUE GROWTH
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 8 9M 2026: HIGH VALUE REPLACEMENT OFFSETS WEAKER OE High Value Replacement outperformance offsets weaker OE, while on Standard the focus continued on value over volume 1. Including non-core products (e.g. semifinished) and controlled distribution sales. Volumes YoY growth HIGH VALUE (Car + Moto) CAR OE performance reflects a tough YoY comparison (strong performance in US and Apac in 3Q’25) and a global weaker-than- expected market environment. No market recovery expected in Q4. STANDARD1 1H’26 3Q’26 9M’26 3.5% 1% 3% 1H’26 3Q’26 9M’26 -8% -11% -9% 3Q’26 HIGHLIGHTS 4Q'26 performance expected to partially normalize, though still negative Portfolio optimization continued through lower exposure to structurally low-margin products and channels, especially in LatAm. CAR REPL: solid performance in EU, NA and China with market share gain across regions. OE RT +5% +3% -7% +6% MOTO: Negative 3Q trend in line with the market after very positive performance in 1H with market share gains +1% +4%
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 9 9M’26 PRODUCT INNOVATION: Technology leadership reinforcing High Value positioning 1. BEV+PHEV ~90% on ≥19” ~70% Specialties ~60% EV1 with Premium & Prestige OEMs mainly ~350 new homologations in 9M Securing future growth through OE … … with fitments on flagship EVs & Premium SUVs Winning products, powered by innovation Scorpion Winter 3: winning from launch Cinturato Winter 3: secured victory by ADAC and AvD Biggest EU auto club Further podiums by P Zero Winter 2: High-Performance characteristics confirmed “Exemplary” rating, setting the benchmark in braking Cinturato AS SF3: the most awarded All Season tyre 4 test wins and 6 additional podiums in the latest EU comparisons German auto club 1st place by ; developed through AI & simulation 1 1 9 9X
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 10 9M 2026 Sales bridge ~82% HV sales mix confirms the effectiveness of the business model. Forex improving thanks to stronger USD. +2.7% -0.5% +3.2% -0.8% +1.6% STD H.V. € million Price/Mix: favorable channel and regional mix, continued product mix improvement and positive pricing contribution. Volumes: weaker OE, in line with the market, and Standard rationalization more than offset strong High Value Replacement growth Forex: QoQ improvement driven by stronger US$ & related cross currencies 79% 9M’25 (27) Δ Volumes 164 Δ Price/mix Organic Growth (37) Δ Forex (18) Δ Perimeter 82% 9M’26 5,195 5,278 3Q DYNAMICS -0.3% +3.0%-1.6% +4.6% +2.1% +5.1%-3Q’26
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 11 835 841 Inflation (18) D&A9M’25 Other 9M’26 (11) Volume 101 Price/mix 2 Raw Mat. (38) FX 109 Effic. (104) Mitigation actions on costs 7 (42) 3Q/9M 2026 Adjusted EBIT Strong Price/Mix execution and efficiency measures are mitigating the impact of inflation and softer demand conditions 16.1%margin 15.9% 9M 2026 commodities only on Raw Mat + consolidation € milion 3Q 2026 277 28350 3Q’25 (11) Volume Price/mix (30) Raw Mat. 7 FX 28 Effic. (40) Inflation (6) D&A 1 Other 3Q’26Mitigation actions on costs 7 16.3%margin 15.9% commodities only on Raw Mat + consolidation € milion Net impact -5Net impact +27 Net impact +22 Net impact +12Net impact +65 Net impact +77 Energy & logistics costs hikes Duties -€30M
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 12 9M 2026 Net Income Improved earnings supported by lower non-recurring & financial charges, despite higher tax expenses. % of sales Net Financial Charges decreased YoY to -€139M (from -€159M in 9M’25), driven by lower exposure to high-yield countries and reduced gross debt. € million Tax rate at 31.6% broadly in line with the FY guidance range of 32%-34%, increasing vs 1H’26 (30%), which benefitted from non- taxable incomes and one-off events. 401 430 9M’25 5 Δ adj. EBIT 15 Δ amortization from PPA 11 non recurr. / restr. costs 5 Δ Net Income / loss from equity partecipations 20 Δ Financial income / expenses -27 Δ Taxes 9M’26 Net Income from equity participations related to 1Q’26 revaluation at fair value of the 49% stake in Xushen Tyre (Shenzhou) 7.7% 8.2%
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 13 9M 2026 Net Financial Position Net Cash Flow bef. Dividends and corporate transactions in China in line with seasonality and improving in Q3 YoY Inventory ~22%, stable vs 1H’26 (22.4%) and 1Q’26 (22%) Receivables at ~16% (vs ~14.5% in 1H’26), in line with business seasonality 1,102 2,163 1,015 308 369 NFP FY’25 (1,228) EBITDA adjusted 268 CapEx 67 Increase in rights of use ∆ Work. Cap. & other 118 Interests paid 182 Taxes Paid (37) Other Corporate transactions in China Dividends NFP 9M’26 Net Cash Flow bef. Dividends and corporate transactions in China: -384 (-363 in 9M’25) Payables at ~25%, broadly in line with 9M’25 (~24%) € million o/w 257M€ related to JV Xushen Tyre (Shenzhou) o/w 51M€ for Liquidity Optimization (413)3Q’26 91 15 13 32 82 7 369 Net Cash Flow bef. Dividends and corporate transactions in China : +173 (+141 in 3Q’25) 51 Operating Cash Flow: -122 (+43 in 9M’25) Operating Cash Flow: +294 (+260 in 3Q’25)
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 14 China corporate transactions impact on Net Financial Position Stake today: 90% Pirelli, 10% HIXIH Group Shenzhou, established in 2018, 100% HV Stake today: 70% Pirelli (following the increase in March 2026), 30% HIXIH Group Yanzhou, established in 2005, 100% HV CHINA OWNERSHIP TODAY Yanzhou & Shenzhou are two distinct legal entities operating as one integrated industrial platform in Shandong province Aligning interests in the two companies, bringing Pirelli to 75% stake in both legal entities, and 25% owned by HIXIH Group Pirelli sells 15% of Yanzhou Pirelli buys 5% of Shenzhou Transactions to be completed by 4Q’26/1Q’27: CHINA OWNERSHIP REORGANIZATION FOR MORE BALANCED & EFFECTIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT 1 LIQUIDITY OPTIMIZATION TO MITIGATE FX & GEOPOLITICAL RISKS2 In light of increasing FX volatility and geopolitical uncertainties, the Group optimized liquidity in China through the distribution of Yanzhou's retained earnings with a -€74M Cash impact on Pirelli, due to minority dividends & tax payments (-€51M in 3Q’26, -€23M in 4Q’26) IMPACT ON NET FINANCIAL POSITION +€71M, assuming Ownership Reorganization transaction to be completed by Year End 2026. Improving Group’s Net Financial position with no impact on cash flow generation target 1 2+ +€145M Cash impact on Pirelli, net of tax on capital gain
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 15 Gross Debt structure as of September 30th 2026 Strong liquidity margin covers maturities beyond 3Q’29 1.Including assets at FV through P&L 2. Based on average gross debt and hedging of intragroup financing € million Gross Debt maturity Net Financial Position Liquidity profile Cost of debt (last 12 months) Break-down by currency2 Liquidity position1 Liquidity margin 679 2,179 Committed lines not drawn 1,500 441 1,194 210 Gross Debt (679) (199) Fin. Assets Net Fin. Position 3,041 1,196 2,163 Fin. receivables & other Liquidity position Loan Bond Other IFRS 16 Dec’25 Set’26 4.40% 3.91% % of total Gross Debt ~8% ~41% ~21% ~24%~5% ~1% 141 118 106 599 598 2026 9069 2027 598 64 2028 596 38 2029 24 2030 2031 & beyond 247 159 1,261 634 24 715 EUR 86% Other 2% CNY 2% RUB 1% BRL 3% GBP 3% RON 2% (878)
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 16 Agenda 2 PIRELLI & C. – 9M 2026 RESULTS 3 FY 2026 OUTLOOK AND TARGETS 4 APPENDIX 1 UPDATE ON STRATEGIC INITIATIVES FOR LONG TERM GROWTH
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 17 Macroeconomic Outlook update Source: S&P Global Insights July 2026, Bloomberg Global GDP forecasts revised upward, supported by resilient US demand and AI-driven investments, while inflation expectations increased due to persistent energy, geopolitical and supply-chain pressures 2.9% 2.3% 2.1% 2.0% 1.5% 0.4% 4.9% 4.5% 2.6% 2.4% 1.0% 4.6% 2025 2026 (July estimates) 2026 (October estimates) Real GDP growth 3.2% 3.8% 2.7% 3.4% 2.1% 2.7% 0.0% 1.0% 3.9% 3.4% 3.0% 1.0% Inflation (CPI) Oil Brent $/barrel TTF Gas €/MWh Natural Rubber $/ton Raw materials Worsening geopolitical tensions pushed raw material prices far above expectations 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 Jan-26 Apr-26 Jul-26 Oct-26 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Jan-26 Apr-26 Jul-26 Oct-26 1,600 1,800 2,000 2,200 2,400 2,600 2,800 Jan-26 Apr-26 Jul-26 Oct-26 107 2,585 84 Source Bloomberg Oct avg Oct avg Oct avg
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 18 2026E 2026E Car Tyre Market update High Value Replacement demand confirms its resilience despite challenging macroeconomic environment. Weaker OE in line with car production outlook Global car tyre market YoY % growth Car ≥18’’ China NA EU OE recovering trend in 4Q Replacement expected to grow double digit Flattish OE market in 4Q Replacement confirms its resilience, with a positive 4Q trend in line with 3Q Pirelli expects to gain share in High Value, while it keeps on reducing exposure to Standard Subdued OE demand, discounting lower EVs government incentives Replacement demand remains positive mid single digit + Low single digit ~ -2% Negative low- single digit ≥18" ≤17" +Low-to-mid single digit -3% ÷ -1% Negative low- single digit July guidance Nov guidance ∆ vs previous O.E. O.E. OE: negative low-to-mid single digit decline (previous indications negative low single digit) RT: mid-single digit growth confirmed
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 19 2026 Guidance update Targets confirmed, with stronger p/mix and easing FX headwinds offsetting both weaker OE & Standard demand and higher raw material and inflation 1. Impact related to bond conversion in December 2025 € billion Net Sales 6.78 16%Adj. EBIT Margin CapEx % of sales 0.42 6.2% 2025 A Net Cash Flow Before dividends, conv. Bond1 and corporate transactions in China 0.58 Net Financial Position 1.1 Leverage Net debt / adj. EBITDA ~0.7x 2026 E Volumes: ~ -0.5% (old +0% ÷ +1%) Price/Mix: ~ +3 ÷ +3.5% (old +2.5% ÷ +3%) Forex & perimeter: -1.0% ÷ -0.5% (old -2.5% ÷ -1.5%) Nov Guidance ~ 6.85 ÷ 6.95 ~ 16% ~ 0.45 ~ 6.5% ~ 0.5 ~ 1.2 ~ 0.75x 2026 E July Guidance ~ 6.75 ÷ 6.95 ~ 16% ~ 0.45 ~ 6.5% ~ 0.5 ~ 1.2 ~ 0.75x
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 20 Agenda 2 PIRELLI & C. – 9M 2026 RESULTS 3 FY 2026 OUTLOOK AND TARGETS 4 APPENDIX 1 UPDATE ON STRATEGIC INITIATIVES FOR LONG TERM GROWTH
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 21 Car Tyre Market 9M 2026 Global car tyre market YoY % growth CAR ≥18’’ HIGHLIGHTS China NA EU OE weak market Replacement double-digit growth supported by higher EV penetration & All-Season volumes OE almost flattish Replacement recovering in 3Q after a weak 1H OE declines mid-single digit affected by reduction in government subsidies Replacement resilient demand, supported by the early stages of the replacement cycle for EV OE: ~ -3% due to softer demand in EU and a weaker trend in China RT: ~ +4% with a mixed trend by region 9M 2025 9M 2026 +1% ≥18" ≤17" +1% -3% +5% -1% High value segment continuing to outperform Standard -2%
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 221 Adjustments refers to one-off, non recurring and restructuring expenses to the amount of €32.4M (€43.8M in 2025). With reference only to EBIT, amortization of intangible assets recognized as a consequence of Business Combinations amounting to €68.4M (€83.3M in 2025). Economic results summary € million
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 23 Consolidated Balance Sheet 1, Total net financial debt = net financial position excluding non-current financial receivables and non-current derivative financial instruments (*) During interim periods net sales refer to the last 12 months € million 30/09/2026 31/12/2025 30/09/2025 Fixed assets 8,979.7 8,593.1 8,572.5 Inventories 1,529.7 1,455.5 1,405.3 Trade receivables 1,107.0 628.5 997.3 Trade payables (1,682.2) (2,082.4) (1,609.7) Operating net working capital 954.5 1.6 792.9 % of net sales* 13.9% 0.0% 11.7% Other receivables / payables (68.4) (71.5) 1.5 Net working capital 886.1 (69.9) 794.4 % of net sales* 12.9% -1.0% 11.7% Total net invested capital 9,865.8 8,523.2 9,366.9 Equity 6,786.6 6,456.7 5,858.8 Provisions 916.3 964.5 970.2 Net financial position 2,162.9 1,102.0 2,537.9 Total financing and shareholders’ equity 9,865.8 8,523.2 9,366.9 Attributable net equity 6,518.9 6,277.8 5,692.0 Total net financial debt 1 2,288.9 1,221.7 2,644.8
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 24 Net Cash Flow € million
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 25 Delivering on Plan targets -80%a vs 2018 -30%a vs 2018 Near term target5 Near term target5 NET ZERO 2040 SBTi validated CO2 absolute emissions Scope 1+24 CO2 absolute emissions Scope 36 NET ZERO @2040 (Scope 1+2+3, SBTi validated) 100% of electricity purchased from the grid is renewable3-c Primary data available covering >90% of RM suppliers’ total emissions -45.0% vs 2018 -25.0% vs 2018 >50%f >80%b Volumes A+B (Rolling Resistance and Wet Grip)7 Best product available on the market9 Efficiency & Safety Bio-based & Recycled Materials8 reducing rolling resistance, never compromising on safety 29.8% 55.5% ≥80% constantlye <1dAccident Frequency Index1 Global overall Sustainable engagement Index2 (combined score) Safety first Engagement & Retention Towards zero accident at work leveraging on employees listening and experience 83% 1.69 100%13 -45%c vs 2015 Specific water withdrawal % on all Pirelli Industrial sites & track test areas Freshwater Biodiversity reducing dependency and preserving water quality Biodiversity action Plan covering the five IPBES11 drivers12 - -30.8% vs 2015 -60%cvs 2015-45.3% vs 2015 High water stress areas10 All group sites material innovation to increase non-fossil origin: PZERO E, our lighthouse on the market: Actual 2023 Actual 2025 Targets 2030 -27.5% 100% 83% -43.1% -63.3% >70 39.5% -54.3% 1.21 -57.1% vs 2018 -26.2% vs 2018 34.5% 58.5% 83% 1.41 55% -34.6% vs 2015 -51.4% vs 2015 Actual 2024 2025 and past years performances are third party verified as reported in the relevant year Annual Reports (Reports). For superscrit letters see target validation here
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 26 Targets verification and validation statements a. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029, ISO 14065 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/4). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. b. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029, ISO 14065 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/5). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. c. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029, ISO 14065 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/7). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. d. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l.. The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029 and ISO/TS 17033 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/1). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. e. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029 and ISO/TS 17033 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/2). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. f. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029, ISO 14065 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/6). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. g. This claim has been independently validated by SGS ICS Italia S.r.l... The validation was conducted in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17029 and ISO/TS 17033 (Verification and validation Statement No. IT26/99002033/3). The validation confirmed that the claim is supported by documented, measurable and verifiable evidence. 1. (Fatal injuries + Serious lost-time injuries + Lost-time injuries) × 1,000,000 / Total hours worked by all employees across all Group entities; 2. Weighted average of the white-collar and blue-collar employee results recorded over the last two years. 3. Target achieved in 2025 and maintained as a recurring year-on-year target. 4. Scope 2 market based; 5. SBTi approved; 6. Scope 3 emissions of categories 1,3 and 4 according to the GHP Protocol; 7. Reg. (EU) 2020/740 - Extra EU labelling scales are converted to EU labelling grades. The Wet Grip index includes all new IPCodes with Wet Grip falling in classes A+B according to EU labelling values and IPCodes with ICE pictogram. 8. Bio-based material: Material fully or partially of biogenic origin. (source: ISO 16620 – 2 2019); Recycled material: material that has been reprocessed from recovered material through a manufacturing process and transformed into a final product or component for incorporation into a product. (source: ISO 14021 – paragraph 7.8.1.1); 9. Pirelli’s commercially available product with the highest content of natural (bio-based) and recycled materials in the reporting year. 10. It includes all those areas characterized by a level of “water stress” equal to or greater than “high” according to the WRI Aqueduct (Water Risk Atlas) classification, as at 31 December 2023. 11. IPBES: Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services; 12. Drivers are: resources exploitation, pollution, invasive species, climate change, land/water/sea use change. 13. Target already achieved in 2025. Notes
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 27 HEALTH & SAFETY SCOPE 1+2 EMISSIONS SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS MATERIALS & CIRCULARITY WATER 1H 2026 SUSTAINABILITY ACHIEVEMENTS | Execution on track across all sustainability pillars -54% Accident Frequency Index1 vs 1H 2025 -13.5% vs 1H’25 Scope 3 emissions on track with 2027 target (- 28% vs 2018)2 -6.7% Water specific withdrawal6 (group) vs 1H 25 Continuous index decrease Program Leading Health & Safety Value ongoing in all plants to sustain structural and proactive safety culture Progressing towards our target NET ZERO by 2040 (Scope 1+2+3) - SBTi approved Advancing Circular Materials’ supply chains through partnerships (Bolder in US for Carbon black3- Xingda in China for recycled steel4 – Pyrum, BASF and Synthos in Germany for synthetic rubber5) Water saving driven by water efficiency projects7 and electrification of curing presses8 1. Frequency Index calculated on 1.000.000 worked hours; 2. This target will be restated to reflect the perimeter change due to consolidation of the Chinese JV Xushen Tyre (Shenzhou) in early 2026; 3.PIRELLI NORTH AMERICA RECYCLING INITIATIVE: 4,PIRELLI DRIVES THE CERTIFICATION OF RECYCLED STEEL FOR TYRES PRODUCTION, PROMOTING THE ISCC PLUS PILOT PROJECT WITH XINGDA; 5. PIRELLI, PYRUM, SYNTHOS AND BASF PARTNER TO TRANSFORM END-OF-LIFE AND SCRAP TYRES INTO RECYCLED MATERIALS FOR NEW PRODUCTS 6. Specific water withdrawal is the amount of water withdrawn (m3) per ton of finished product produced (tyres) in the timeframe considered; 7. In 1H new cooling towers installed, existing coo ling towers revamping, water network revamping; plants involved are in Italy, Mexico, Romania; 8. In 1H plants involved are in Europe and China. >70% Bio-based and Recycled Materials on best product on the market P-Zero on supply for JLR
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 28 ESG Indices: a globally acknowledged sustainability leadership Source: third party official rankings Major rankings Positioning in the reference sector Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices Top 1% - The only tyre maker Prime status - Top score Auto Components A LIST– Max score status @23/10/2026 Top Score Auto Components and Automotive sector S&P Sustainability Yearbook CDP – Climate List MSCI – ESG Ratings Sustainalytics – ESG Risk Rating ISS – ESG Corporate Rating CDP – Supplier Engagement A LIST– Max score Score 84 TOP 1% A A B+ 8Top score Tyre industry - Negligible risk; 2026 ESG Global, Regional, Industry LeaderSUSTAINALYTICS AMSCI FTSE Russell – FTSE4Good Index Series Top score Tires subsector 4.5 Ecovadis – Sustainability Rating Platinum – Top 1% 94
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PIRELLI 9M 2026 RESULTS Thursday, 5 November, 2026 29 Pirelli manufacturing footprint 1. 70% Joint Venture with the Hixih Group 2. 63% Joint Venture with PT Astra Otoparts U.S. Rome – Car Brazil Campinas – Car / Moto Feira de Santana – Car Argentina Merlo – Car Mexico Silao – Car U.K. Burton – Semi-finished Carlisle – Car Indonesia Subang – Moto (JV2) China Yanzhou – Car / Moto Shenzhou – Car (JV)1 Jiaozuo – Car Russia Kirov – Car Voronezh – Car Turkey Izmit – Car Italy Germany Breuberg – Car / Moto Romania Slatina – Car Bollate – Cycling Settimo – Car
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Non-IFRS and Other Performance Measures This Presentation contains certain items as part of the financial disclosure which are not defined under IFRS. Accordingly, these items do not have standardized meanings and may not be directly comparable to similarly-titled items adopted by other entities. Pirelli management has identified a number of “Alternative Performance Indicators” (“APIs”). These APIs (i) are derived from historical results of Pirelli and are not intended to be indicative of future performance, (ii) are unaudited non-IFRS financial measures derived from the Financial Statements, and (iii) are not an alternative to financial measures prepared in accordance with IFRS. The APIs presented herein are EBIT, EBIT margin, EBITDA, EBITDA margin, net income and net income margin. In addition, this Presentation includes certain measures that have been adjusted by us to present operating and financial performance net of any non-recurring events and non-core events. The adjusted indicators are EBITDA adjusted, EBIT adjusted and net income adjusted. In order to facilitate the understanding of our financial position and financial performance, this Presentation contains other performance measures, such as Net Financial Position, Operating Cash Flow, Net Cash Flow before Dividends and extraordinary Operations, Net Cash Flow before Dividends, Net Cash Flow, CapEx (Capital Expenditure), Liquidity Margin and ROIC (Return On Invested Capital). These measures are not indicative of our historical operating results, nor are they meant to be predictive of future results. These measures are used by our management to monitor the underlying performance of our business and operations. Similarly entitled non-IFRS financial measures reported by other companies may not be calculated in an identical manner, consequently our measures may not be consistent with similar measures used by other companies. Therefore, investors should not place undue reliance on this data.