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BALADNA Q.P.S.C. 9M/Q3 2026 Financial Results Presentation 30 September 2026
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2Investor Presentation This presentation is made only to, and is directed only at, persons to whom such a presentation may lawfully be communicated (“relevant persons”). Any person who is not a relevant person should not act or rely on this presentation or any of its contents Information contained in this presentation is subject to change without prior notice and it may not contain all the material information related to the Company. Neither Baladna Q.P.S.C., its subsidiaries, its Directors or management make any representation regarding, and assume no responsibility or liability for, the accuracy or completeness of, or any errors or omissions in, any information contained herein Nothing in the presentation shall form the basis of any contract or commitment whatsoever. This presentation is furnished to you solely for your information. You may not redistribute it to any other person This presentation may contain forward looking statements that are made on the basis of current knowledge and assumptions. Various factors could cause future results, performance or events to differ materially from those mentioned in the presentation. The Company assumes no obligations to update the forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect actual results, changes in assumptions or changes in factors affecting these statements Disclaimer
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Key Highlights Financial Performance Commercial Update Management Outlook Shareholder Information Appendix Table of Contents 4 12 21 23 25 27 3
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4 Key Highlights Investor Presentation
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5 Baladna: Pioneering growth in Qatar’s dairy & beverage industry Established in 2014, Baladna is Qatar’s leading dairy and beverage company, with a diversified product offering, best-in class facilities and a self-sufficient farm with breeding capabilities to accelerate future growth. Baladna is an integrated dairy and beverage company, with two large-scale farms, state-of-the-art production lines, processing and packaging facilities, and its own distribution network that delivers over 250 products to customers across Qatar and beyond every day. Our Vision To be the most trusted brand of nutritional foods and healthy beverages in Qatar and to expand to new markets Our Mission To ensure consumers’ wellness by providing natural, nutritious and tasty foods and beverages, while maintaining the most rigorous food safety and biosecurity protocols No. 1 leader in Dairy and Beverages YTD 2026 Revenue QAR 978m YoY 3.9% Fresh Milk 213 22% UHT Milk 210 21% Cheese 124 13% Yoghurt 83 8% Juice 51 5% Laban 40 4% Cream 100 10% Evap. Milk 70 7% Milk Pow der 14 1% Other Revenue 73 7% Category-wise Revenue Distribution (QAR mn) Investor Presentation
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6 Creating Long-Term Value Through Global Expansion, Operational Excellence and Innovation Market leader in the Dairy and Beverages sector in Qatar …with solid growth opportunity across the other 2 categories Cheese Juice …complemented by an excellent reach of retail and HoReCa clients 149 3,896 Excellent product innovation track record and access to consumer insights Highly appreciated brand names created …complemented with a strong operational infrastructure Improved profitability and strong cash flow turnaround …with strong operational capacity to capitalize on optimization initiatives Continuous identification of growth enablers …with strategic and dedicated shareholder support Diversification initiatives Strategic partnerships 46.9% strategic & founder shareholding Fresh milk Laban Creams UHT milk Yoghurt Labneh No. of sales routes No. of customers Moved to detergent business under E-life Detergent Factory Producing The Laughing Cow® spreadable cheese for Bel Group and selected products under ALBADIA brand Baladna continued to advance its international expansion strategy through key execution milestones and strategic partnerships across priority markets. Advanced the Algeria project through Phase II contracts exceeding USD 635 million and the launch of the 30,000-head dairy cattle import program. Advanced the Syria project with construction commencing on the manufacturing facility, alongside continued engineering and procurement activities. Successfully completed rights issue of 536 million new shares at QAR 1.01 (one-for-four), increasing paid-up capital by 25% to QAR 2.68 billion to support expansion. Assessing strategic opportunities to develop feed farms to meet internal demand Enhancing self-sufficiency by ensuring consistent supply and quality of feed Strengthening food security and self- sufficiency in Qatar (QAR m) YTD 2025 YTD 2026 273.3 387.3 YTD 2025 YTD 2026 554 560 EBITDA Net operating cash flow * Diverse range of product offerings 290 SKUs # 1 position across 6 categories… Investor Presentation * This includes balance due to National Investment Fund (FNI) QR 210.4m, the non-controlling shareholder of Baladna Algeria S.P .A. (49%), represents FNI’s contribution towards the share capital of Baladna Algeria S.P .A. received related to the capital contribution. Upon completion of the legal formalities and registration of the increase in share capital, the amount will be transferred to non-controlling interests within total equity .
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2026 Strategic highlights ALGERIA Phase II execution accelerates — USD 635M in contracts signed and integrated farm build-out underway CONTRACTS & LIVESTOCK – Phase II contracts signed, exceeding USD 635 million – 30,000-head dairy cattle import program launched from the United States starting from November 2026 INFRASTRUCTURE & FARMS – 59 of 106 wells & 32 pivots operational; first harvests delivered – Dairy Farms 01 & 02 under construction; heifers due Nov 2026 – Plant design completed; equipment supply under way IMPACT Advancing the integrated dairy project toward future milk powder production. SYRIA Manufacturing and dairy development advance in parallel as Baladna deepens its Syria re-entry strategy MANUFACTURING BUILD-OUT – Construction commenced on new manufacturing facility in Adra Industrial City – Design, land consolidation & environmental approvals completed – Procurement of processing & packaging equipment progressing PARTNERSHIPS & ADVISORY – IFC advisory engagement to support Syria's dairy value-chain recovery IMPACT Positioning Syria as the next phase of Baladna's regional dairy expansion. QATAR Market leadership strengthens through product innovation, portfolio expansion and distribution growth PRODUCT INNOVATION – Portfolio expanded to 290 SKUs, with new launches across dairy, juice & sports drinks – New ice cream, ACTIV sports drink and Delights Greek dessert ranges introduced COMMERCIAL EXECUTION – Distribution network continued to expand for milk powder – Retail momentum sustained: Key Account sales +6% and Traditional Trade +7% YoY (9M 2026) IMPACT Reinforcing Baladna’s strategic role of ensuring Qatar’s food security amid regional tensions.
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C1 - Internal Investor Presentation Strengthening the Capital Base Through a Successful Rights Issue 25% capital increase offered to existing shareholders, approved by QFMA and the EGM QAR 541m Gross proceeds raised 535,996,240 shares × QAR 1.01 535.996m New ordinary shares issued +25% of existing share capital 1 for 4 Entitlement ratio 1 new share per 4 shares held QAR 1.01 Subscription price QAR 1.00 nominal + 0.01 premium Key terms Share capital QAR 2,144m → QAR 2,680m (+25%) Eligibility Shareholders on record at 27 Jul 2026; rights tradable on QSE Unsubscribed shares Sold on QSE under QFMA 2025 Rules; excess proceeds to non-exercising holders Regulatory basis Commercial Companies Law (Art. 195) & QFMA 2025 Offering and Listing Rules Advisors Al Rayan Investment (FA) · White & Case (Legal) · EY (Auditor) · QNB (Lead Receiving Bank) Execution timeline 15 Jun QFMA approval 22 Jul EGM approval 27 Jul Record date 28 Jul – 3 Aug Rights trading 4 – 17 Aug Subscription period 8 Sep Listing & completion 8
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C1 - Internal Investor Presentation Rights Issue – Successful Completion Fully covered and listed on QSE on 8 September 2026 – one of the largest capital increases under the new QFMA rules Subscription outcome 100% covered c.77.5% Taken up by rights holders c.22.5% Remaining 120.5m shares sold on QSE Paid-up share capital (QAR m) Pre-issue Post-issue 2,144 2,680+25% Use of proceeds Regional expansion Dairy & agriculture platform, incl. phased entry into Syria (local subsidiary set up) Growth in Qatar Capacity and business growth aligned with strategic objectives Food security Strengthening production and farm-to-shelf integration QAR 536m estimated net proceeds after issuance costs 2.68bn shares outstanding post-issue QFMA 2025 Rules among the largest capital increases completed 9
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Total Investment Cost USD Million CLUSTER Baladna Algeria- Project Overview Key Operational & Financing Indicators Key Activities of The Project Financing Requirements Key Highlight of The Project 117,000 Ha Total Leased Land 2.5 Million Ton Forages Production 1.7 BN Liter Milk Production 240,000 Head No. of Herd 198,000 Ton Milk Powder Production Arable Farm Development of land and irrigation system to cultivate fodder and grain for the dairy cattle; along with sale of excess produce Dairy Farm Establish a herd of high genetic Holstein cows to produce top quality milk and transport to the powder plant Milk Powder Production Dehydrating the milk produced to process Partially Skimmed Milk Powder (PSMP) and Anhydrous Milk Fat for sale and distributionCreated by Singlar from the Noun Project Created by jisangbong from Noun Project Created by BEARicons from the Noun Project ARABLE FARM DAIRY FARM PLANT Cluster 1 Cluster 2 Cluster 3 TOTAL 406.0 224.0 319.0 949.0 1,100.0 469.0 463.0 2,032.0 268.0 180.0 64.0 512.0 1,774.0 873.0 846.0 3,493 TOTAL USD 3.5 BN Total Project Cost Baladna ($0.875 BN) National Investment Fund ($0.84 BN) Local subsidised debt ($1.785 BN) 25% 24% 51% 20 Years Off take agreement with National Interprofessional Office for Milk and Dairy Products (ONIL) 20 Years Bank payment guarantee 10 Years Tax exemption period 10 Equity Structure Baladna for Trading & Investment L.L.C. (QFC) National Investment Fund (FNI) 51% 49% Key Progress During the period, the Algeria project advanced further into execution following the signing of Phase II contracts exceeding USD 635 million and the launch of the 30,000- head dairy cattle import program, with the first heifers planned to arrive in November 2026. On the arable side, 59 of 106 planned wells and 32 irrigation pivots are now operational, all pivots with water access were planted for the Summer 2026 season, and land preparation is under way on 450 hectares for cereal hay. Earthworks, civil and MEP works have commenced on Dairy Farms 01 and 02, while the processing plant completed its full design and began equipment supply in July. 243 people have been recruited to date.
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Syria Expansion Strategy Key Operational Indicators Key Numbers 206 million Litres of Dairy Products Annually 1 Manufacturing Facility 20%+ Potential Market Share 6 Juice SKUs 3,000 Milking Cows 51 Dairy SKUs $341 million Investment 1 Dairy Farm 19 million Litres of Juice Annually PROJECT IMPACT JOBS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 2,000+ direct and 18,000+ indirect jobs FOOD SECURITY Strengthening domestic dairy production and reducing import reliance ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY & CAPACITY BUILDING Modern dairy technology and farmer development programs REGIONAL EXPORT HUB Scalable platform to establish Syria as a net dairy exporter to the Levant region INTEGRATED DAIRY PROJECT Created by jisangbong from Noun Project KEY UPDATES CONSTRUCTION INITIATED Construction began on the new manufacturing facility in Adra Industrial City following completion of key design, land consolidation and environmental approvals. STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP Entered into an advisory engagement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support the recovery and development of Syria’s dairy value chain through farmer integration and supply chain assessment. PROCUREMENT PROGRESS Procurement activities advanced, with processing facility designs completed and equipment sourcing progressing in preparation for construction and future operations.
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12 Financial Performance Investor Presentation
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13 Financial Performance (9M 2026): Resilient core business growth Key Financial Highlights Revenue (QAR) 3.9% Supported by solid demand across core dairy categories, continued growth in retail channels and new contribution from value-added products, particularly milk powder and the ice cream range. YoY growth EBITDA (QAR and Margin) 1.0% EBITDA increased, as higher gross profit from the core business (+18% YoY) more than offset lower returns from the investment portfolio and lower other income during the period. YoY growth 9M 2025 9M 2026 554 m 560 m 59% 57% (-2%) 9M 2025 9M 2026 381 386 Net Profit* (QAR and Margin) 1.3% Net profit increased, as gross profit growth and lower finance costs more than offset lower gains from the investment portfolio and lower other income, with margin broadly stable at 39.5%. YoY growth 9M 2025 9M 2026 0.172 0.169 EPS (QAR) -1.7% Earnings per share eased slightly despite higher net profit, reflecting the enlarged share base following the rights issue. YoY growth 41% 39% *Net profit excludes the non-controlling interest (-1%) Investor Presentation 9M 2025 9M 2026 941 m 978 m
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14 Financial Performance (Q3 2026): Core growth offset by investment losses Key Financial Highlights Revenue (QAR) 6.5% Supported by healthy demand across the core dairy portfolio, continued momentum in retail channels and higher contribution from NDP launches. YoY growth EBITDA (QAR and Margin) -25% Excluding the investment portfolio, core EBITDA rose 8% to QAR 102 million. Reported EBITDA declined, reflecting a loss on investment securities at FVTPL amid global equity market volatility. YoY growth Q3 2025 Q3 2026 110 m 82 m 37% 26% (-11%) Q3 2025 Q3 2026 50 22 Net Profit* (QAR and Margin) -57% Profit from core operations (excluding investment income) grew by 10%, however a loss on investment securities at FVTPL amid global stock market volatility pulled net profit down. YoY growth Q3 2025 Q3 2026 0.023 0.009 EPS (QAR) -61% Earnings per share declined in line with lower quarterly net profit and the enlarged share base following the rights issue. YoY growth 17% 7% *Net profit excludes the non-controlling interest (-10%) Investor Presentation Q3 2025 Q3 2026 299 m 318 m
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Q3 2024 Q3 2025 Q3 2026 41 50 22 Q1 2026 Q2 2026 Q3 2026 61 303 22 15 Financial Performance Quarter on Quarter and Year on Year Key Insights Revenue (QAR m) Net profit (QAR m) QoQ NP Margin 19% 92% 7% 15% 17% 7% -4% -3% -47% -57% +6% -65% -93% QoQ YoY Investor Presentation 1 2 3 4 Quarter-on-quarter revenue eased 3%, reflecting typical summer seasonality, while the core dairy portfolio and recent product launches continued to support sales. Quarter-on-quarter net profit declined, as the quarter recorded a QAR 20.1m loss on investment securities amid global stock market volatility compared with a QAR 254.5m gain in Q2 2026. Year-on-year net profit declined as the loss on investment securities amid global stock market volatility and lower other income more than offset higher gross profit and lower finance costs. Year-on-year revenue of 6% was supported by strong retail performance, sustained demand across core dairy categories and incremental contribution from milk powder and the ice cream range. +20%YoY Q1 2026 Q2 2026 Q3 2026 330 329 318 Q3 2024 Q3 2025 Q3 2026 264 299 318
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16 Operational Excellence Lifts Profit from Core Operations by 16% Net Profit Bridge 9M 2026 vs 9M 2025 (QARm) Investor Presentation 41% 39% +16% 17%15%
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17Investor Presentation Baladna leading regional peers in profitability KSA Peer 1 KSA Peer 2 KSA Peer 3 UAE Peer KSA Peer 4 Egypt Peer Baladna 24.5% 9.3% 19.1% 12.0% 16.0% 15.2% 57.3% KSA Peer 1 KSA Peer 2 KSA Peer 3 UAE Peer KSA Peer 4 Egypt Peer Baladna 11.8% 3.0% 9.9% 4.7% 12.3% 7.8% 39.5% EBITDA margins (%) Net profit margins (%) Source: Refinitiv Baladna data for 9M 2026. Peer data as per Refinitiv, based on latest available reported financials. (Median: 16.0%) (Median: 9.9%)
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18Investor Presentation Strong revenues driven by Retail channel strength Channel wise revenue contribution (9M 2026) Growth by Channel (9M 2026 vs 9M 2025) Note: “Other revenue” includes livestock sales, detergent sales, compost and manure sales, plastic sales, and other sales. Retail-KA: Retail Key Account, Retail-TT: Retail Traditional Trade +36.5m +4% +8.1m +2% +20.1m +6% +12.6m +7% -4.3m -9% Growth (QAR) Growth (in percentage) Total HORECA Retail-KA Retail-TT Other Revenue 978m 362m 384m 188m 44m 37% 19% 5% 39%
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Fresh milk UHT Milk Cheese Cream Yoghurt Evap. Milk Juice Laban Milk Powder Labneh Ayran Other Revenue 215 202 119 88 71 81 52 39 - 15 4 56 213 210 124 100 83 70 51 40 14 13 4 55 19 Resilient revenue mix supported by core and emerging categories Revenue composition and growth (QARm) Total -1% +4% 23% 22% 22% 22% 13% 13% 9% 10% 8% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 4% 0% 1% 1% 1% 0% 0% 100% 100%% of total revenue Performance Drivers Successfully entered the milk powder category, expanding Baladna's portfolio into a strategic new product segment. 1 2 Successfully renewed the 2026 government evaporated milk tender, reinforcing category leadership and securing continued demand visibility. 3 Continued strong growth across yoghurt, cream and core dairy categories, reinforcing Baladna's market leadership through product innovation and consumer demand. Note: “Other revenue” includes other dairy (i.e. desserts, custard, ghee), livestock sales, detergent sales, compost and manure sales, plastic sales, and other sales Investor Presentation YTD 2025 YTD 2026 +100% -10% -2% 6% 6% +4% +4% +13% +17% -13% -2% -2% +4% 941 978
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20Investor Presentation Strong operating cash flow supports continued investment Opening Balance Operating cashflow before working capital Working capital * Finance Cost CAPEX & Investments Others Closing Balance Cumulative balance 526.7 671.2 595.5 (838.9) 666.7 Key Insights Operating cash flow generated QAR 176.9mn, reflecting strong underlying profitability, providing funding for investments activities. 1 Cash outflows were driven by capital expenditure and advances for new investments, reflecting Baladna's international expansion; these were funded by the QAR 536m rights issue proceeds and net new borrowings, lifting closing cash to QAR 666.7m. 2 (QAR m) (75.7) * This includes balance due to National Investment Fund (FNI) QR 210.4m, the non-controlling shareholder of Baladna Algeria S.P .A. (49%), represents FNI’s contribution towards the share capital of Baladna Algeria S.P .A. received related to the capital contribution. Upon completion of the legal formalities and registration of the increase in share capital, the amount will be transferred to non-controlling interests within total equity .
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21 Commercial Update Investor Presentation
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22Investor Presentation Leading market share in core Qatar market Market Segmentation Fresh Milk UHT Milk Laban Yoghurt Labneh Cheese Remains a significant growth opportunity Creams Market Share 2026 89.5% 89.5% 47.9% 46.4% 33.8% 22.8% 68.5% 36.0% 5.3% Chilled Juice Key Insight Retained strong #1 position Retained strong #1 position Retained strong #1 position Retained strong #1 position Retained strong #1 position Retained strong #1 position Remains a significant growth opportunity Source: Nielsen Market share reflects MAT 12 months LL Juice Remains a significant growth opportunity
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23 Management Outlook 2026 Investor Presentation
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24 Management Outlook for 2026 International Expansion Deploying rights issue proceeds into regional expansion and growth in Qatar while evaluating further regional opportunities Algeria: first heifers due Nov 2026; Syria: manufacturing facility construction progressing Product Quality Maintaining exceptional product quality while managing input-cost pressures from feed and shipping Innovation & Product Diversification Scaling recent launches, including ACTIV sports drinks, Delights Greek desserts, ice cream and milk powder Driving market growth through targeted launches across a 290-SKU portfolio and enhanced customer reach Operational Excellence Sustaining gross margin gains (28.7% in 9M 2026) through operational efficiency and production capabilities Advancing automation, digital transformation and supply chain optimization to improve scalability and margins Sustainability & ESG Scaling water efficiency, circularity, and traceability initiatives across operations Strategy-Led Growth Disciplined capital allocation following the fully covered rights issue, supporting a stronger balance sheet Paid-up capital raised 25% to QAR 2.68bn, funding scalable international investments and long-term growth Investor Presentation Strengthening quality systems and international standards to support scalable regional operations Embedding sustainability into expansion projects to support long-term value creation Advancing low-emission logistics through the introduction of electric transportation within the distribution network
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25 Shareholder Information Investor Presentation
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26 Shareholder Information As of 30 September 2026 9M 2026 Share price performance versus QSE Shareholding structure 38% 15% 32% 15% Individual Strategic Investors Founders Corporates General Information Company name Baladna Q.P.S.C. Ticker (QE) BLDN Market cap QAR 3.3 b Common shares outstanding 2.7b Company Key Stats Spot price QAR 1.230 YTD % change -3.8% Value creation for IPO investors (Capital appreciation & dividends) +58.4% Investor Relations Contact For all IR inquiries, please contact ir@baladna.com For more information, please visit our website www.baladna.com Investor Presentation 31-Dec-25 31-Jan-26 3-Mar-26 3-Apr-26 3-May-26 3-Jun-26 3-Jul-26 3-Aug-26 3-Sep-26 1.230 1.279 1.099 YTD Share price performance versus QSE Baladna QE Index (rebased with Baladna Share Price) -14.1% -3.8%
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27 Appendix Investor Presentation
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28 Appendix Interim consolidated statement of profit or loss – Q3 2026 Source: Q3 2026 financial statements Investor Presentation QAR m Q3 2026 Q3 2025 Change Revenue 318.3 100% 298.9 100% 6.5% Cost of revenue (231.6) -73% (227.2) -76% 2% Gross profit 86.7 27.2% 71.7 24.0% 20.9% Other income 17.2 5% 26.5 9% -35% Gain/(loss) from Investment Securities (20.1) -6% 15.1 5% >-100% General and administrative expenses (19.4) -6% (18.8) -6% 3% Selling and distribution expenses (25.3) -8% (23.5) -8% 8% Operating profit for the period 39.1 12% 71.0 24% -45% Finance cost (17.0) -5% (20.3) -7% -16% Profit before income tax 22.1 7% 50.6 17% -56% Income tax expense (0.3) 0% (0.3) 0% -4% Net profit for the period 21.8 7% 50.3 17% -57% Net profit attributable to Equity holders of the Parent 21.6 7% 50.3 17% -57% Net profit attributable to Non- controlling interest 0.2 0.1% 0.0 0.0% >100% Basic and diluted earnings per share (2025: restated) 0.009 0.023 -61%
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29 Appendix Interim consolidated statement of profit or loss – 9M 2026 Source: 9M 2026 financial statements Investor Presentation QAR m 9M 2026 9M 2025 Change Revenue 977.8 100% 941.4 100% 3.9% Cost of revenue (696.8) -71% (703.1) -75% -0.9% Gross profit 281.0 29% 238.3 25% 17.9% Other income 55.1 6% 70.6 8% -22.0% Gain/(loss) from Investment Securities 234.4 24% 257.4 27% -9.0% General and administrative expenses (57.3) -6% (54.3) -6% 5.5% Selling and distribution expenses (76.0) -8% (70.5) -7% 7.8% Operating profit for the period 437.2 45% 441.5 47% -1.0% Finance cost (51.9) -5% (59.0) -6% -12.0% Profit before income tax 385.3 39% 382.5 41% 0.7% Income tax expense (1.6) 0% (1.0) 0% 62.4% Net profit for the period 383.7 39% 381.5 41% 0.6% Net profit attributable to Equity holders of the Parent 386.2 39% 381.3 41% 1.3% Net profit attributable to Non- controlling interest (2.5) -0.3% 0.2 0.0% >-100% Basic and diluted earnings per share (2025: restated) 0.169 0.172 -1.7%
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30Investor Presentation Appendix Interim consolidated statement of financial Position as of 30 Sept 2026 Sep-26 Dec-25 Growth Fixed assets 3,603 3,286 10% Biological assets 198 194 2% Financial assets at FVTPL 1,376 994 38% Other non-current assets 1,384 493 181% Total non-current assets 6,561 4,967 32% Trade and other receivables 427 336 27% Inventories 456 400 14% Cash and bank balances 905 375 141% Other current assets 33 30 10% Total current assets 1,821 1,141 60% Total assets 8,382 6,108 37% Total assets (QAR m) Total equity and liabilities (QAR m) Sep-26 Dec-25 Growth Islamic financing 2,885 1,939 49% Other non-current liabilities 80 109 -27% Total non-current liabilities 2,965 2,048 45% Trade and other credit balances 293 202 45% Bank facilities 480 529 -9% Other current liabilities 260 8 >100% Total current liabilities 1,032 739 40% Equity attributable to equity holders of the parent 3,854 2,930 32% Non-controlling interest 531 390 36% Total equity 4,385 3,320 32% Total equity and liabilities 8,382 6,108 37% Source: 9M 2026 financial statements
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31 Appendix BoD Members Moutaz Al- Khayyat Group Chairman Ramez Al-Khayyat Board Member/ President Abdulaziz Mahmoud Al- Zeyara Board Member Mazen Alsbeti Board Member Sheikh Suhaim Bin AbdulAziz Al Thani Independent Board Member Aidan Tynan Independent Board Member Ali Hilal Al-Kuwari Vice Chairman Hamad Bin Abdullah Bin Khalid Al-Attiya Board Member Nasser Hassan Al Ansari Independent Board Member Senior Management Team Investor Presentation Saifullah Khan Group Chief Finance and Investment Officer Paul Kenny Chief Executive Officer, Qatar Marek Warzywoda Group Chief Executive Officer Ramez Al-Khayyat Board Member/ President Dr Kamel Abdallah Chief Executive Officer, Syria
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32 EBITDA Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization EPS Earnings Per Share HORECA Hotels, Restaurants and Catering NP Net Profit NPD New Product Development SKU Stock Keeping Unit UHT Ultra-High Temperature Retail-KA Retail key accounts that represents major customers like supermarkets Retail-TT Retail traditional trade which represents grocery stores MAT Moving Average Total Appendix Glossary Investor Presentation
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