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October 23, 2026Continued strong growth1
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Q3 2026 Presentation Peter Rosén CFO Group Performance01. 02. 03. 04.Summary and Q&AFinancialOverviewBusiness AreaPerformance2 Henrik Elmin CEO
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Group Business PerformanceContinued strong growthQ3 performanceVolume and sales pricesMarkets•Q3 sales 5 300 MSEK (4 692), up 13% with positive effects from organic growth 12% and by positive FX effects of 1%•Sales growth in all three business areas•Double digit organic growth within Thermoplastic Compounding for the second consecutive quarter •Adjusted EBIT at 723 MSEK (688) and adjusted EBIT margin at 13,6% (14,7)•Adjusted EPS at 1,46 SEK (1,35)•Our focus on market share resulted in overall higher volumes and especially to the Industrial, Wire & Cable and Automotive end customer segments •Price increases implemented in both Europe and North America to compensate for higher raw material prices•Average sales prices higher sequentially and compared to last year•In total, market conditions are similar•North American market more stable•European market increased uncertainty•Geopolitical unrest in the Middle East impacts the supply chain, not least with very volatile raw material prices3
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Rubber CompoundingStrong organic growth•Organic sales growth of 9%•Adjusted EBIT 483 MSEK (504)•Total global market volumes still on a relatively low level•Captive volumes still on a high level but has likely peaked•We have secured/improved our market shares, and we are winning captive conversion opportunities in North America•Growing volumes to Wire & Cable, Industrial and consumer care end customer segments •Higher volumes in North America•Average sales prices higher sequentially and compared to last year driven by higher raw material prices4 63% Rubber Compounding Other business area's Q3 Share of Group´s sales
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Thermoplastic CompoundingDouble digit organic growth•Organic sales growth up 19% in the quarter•EBIT 157 MSEK (120)•Overall strong volume development in the quarter with growth in all major end customer segments: Building & Construction, Automotive, Wire & Cable, Medical and General Industry end customer segments in most geographies •Average sales prices higher sequentially and compared to last year driven by higher raw material prices•Two acquisitions signed5 Q3 Share of Group´s sales 30% Thermoplastic Compounding Other business area's
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Engineered ProductsStrong sales with improved margins•Organic sales up by 10% in the quarter•EBIT 83 MSEK (64)•Higher sales impacted by higher demand mainly for Wheels with double digit growth. Strong sales development in Asia •Gaskets for plate heat exchangers short term slow down in demand but positive market trends•Engineered Products improved margins further6 Q3 Share of Group´s sales
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Recent Acquisitions•Vipa Group is the market leader in thermoplastic compounds for the cable industry in Italy•Vipa operates two state-of-the-art production facilities in Ancarano, Italy•In 2025 it had a turnover of 76,4 MEUR, approximately 80 employees and capacity to grow with current footprint•The company will significantly strengthenHEXPOL’s Wire & Cable offering with exposure to electrification, data centers, telecom and smart buildings•The acquisition has been completed and Vipa will be consolidated into HEXPOL as per October1, 2026. HEXPOL owns 100% of the company7 •Symplast is a leading Turkish developer and manufacturer of specialized thermoplastic compounds•The company operates two manufacturing sites in Turkey and in Georgia•The company has a turnover of 34 MEUR and 135 employees•The company has a broad portfolio of engineered thermoplastic elastomers used in applications including automotive weather seals and components, window and door systems, construction membranes, consumer products, cable sheathing and connectors•The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions, including competition authority approval and is expected to close during first quarter 2027
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Financialoverview8
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Q3 Financial Overview5 300MSEKSales of723MSEKAdjusted EBIT of13,6%Adjusted EBIT Margin ofCash flow669 MSEKEarnings per share, adjusted1,46 SEKHighlights 9 jan-sep 2025jan-sep 2026Q3’25Q3’26Key figures MSEK15 07015 3484 6925 300Sales2 3882 326727772EBITA, adjusted15,815,215,514,6EBITA Margin, adjusted, %2 2832 196688723EBIT, adjusted15,114,314,713,6EBIT Margin, adjusted, %1 6041 561465502Profit after tax, adjusted4,664,531,351,46Earnings per share, adjusted, SEK5957Equity/assets ratio, %14,713,2Return on capital employed, % R121 7621 582740669Operating cash flow
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Q3 Financial Highlights4 6925 300Q3'25 Q3'26688723Q3'25 Q3'2614,7%13,6%Q3'25 Q3'26+13%+5%-110bpsEBIT adjustedMSEKEBIT Margin adjusted%SalesMSEK 10
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Q3 Sales Development Regional Development+12%+0%Sales developmentMSEKShare of HEXPOL salesSales development vs same period LY E U R O P E A S I AA M E R I C A S 53%+15%40%+10%7%+16%+13%4 6925 300 Q3'25 FX Effects Organic Sales Acquisitions Q3'26 +1%11
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Q3 EBIT DriversHighlights•The higher EBIT is driven by increased sales•Gross margin on similar level as last year •OPEX driven by more resources to support growth688129- 17-77723Q3'25SalesGross MarginOPEXQ3'26+5%EBIT adjustedMSEK 12
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16,6%14,5%Q3'25 Q3'26 Q3 Rubber CompoundingStrong organic growth Highlights•Higher sales including organic sales up +9% and positive FX impact of 39 MSEK (+1%) •The organic sales are driven by both higher volumes and higherprices•Higher sales prices driven by higher raw material prices•Higher volumes seen in North America. The customersegments Industrial, Wire & Cable and Consumer care all showed higher volumes. The Automotive segment showedstable volumes•The lower EBIT and margin is affected by more resourcesneeded to support furthergrowth3 0283 337Q3'25 Q3'26504483Q3'25 Q3'26+10%-4%-210bpsEBIT Margin adjusted%SalesMSEKEBIT adjustedMSEK 13
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120157Q3'25 Q3'269,2%10,0%Q3'25 Q3'26 Q3 Thermoplastic CompoundingDouble digit organic growth Highlights•Higher sales including organic sales up by +19% and positive FX impact of 8 MSEK (+1%) •Higher volumes in most of the segments, not least withinBuilding & Construction, Industrial, Automotive and Wire & Cable •Sales value positively affectedby price and mix effects•Improved EBIT Margin1 3111 566Q3'25 Q3'26+20%+31%+80bpsEBIT Margin%SalesMSEKEBIT MSEK 14
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Q3 Engineered ProductsStrong sales with improved margins Highlights•Higher sales including organic sales of +10% and positive FX impact of 8 MSEK (+2%) •Organic sales driven mainly by a double digit growth within Wheels, not least in Asia•Improved EBIT Margin6483Q3'25 Q3'2618,1%20,9%Q3'25 Q3'26353397Q3'25 Q3'26+12%+30%+280bpsSalesMSEKEBIT MSEKEBIT Margin% 15
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Q3 Working CapitalHighlights•Working capital slightlyhigher than Q3 last year, both in absolute terms and in relation to sales•The increase is mainlyrelated to higher inventorylevels. This is driven by higher prices on raw material due to the Middle EastsituationMSEK0,0%2,0%4,0%6,0%8,0%10,0%12,0%05001 0001 5002 0002 500Q3'25 Q4'25 Q1'26 Q2'26 Q3'26WCWC/Sales16
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65116413- 159669EBIT Depreciation Working capital Investments Cash Flow Q3 Cash FlowHighlights•Solid cash flow in the quarterCash FlowMSEK 17
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Q3 Net DebtHighlights•Strong financial positionSep 30, 2025Sep 30, 2026MSEK1 2082 320Cash at hand-5 094-5 583Used credit facilities-3 886-3 263Net debt1,141,02Net debt/EBITDA**EBITDA is R12 months18
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Summarizing Q3•Strong organic growth of 12 percent during the quarter•All three business areas growing, driven by volume and price•New captive conversion volume in Rubber North America•Strong organic growth of 19% in Thermoplastics business area during the quarter•Adjusted EBIT increased 5 percent during the quarter•The closure of the Strait of Hormuz creates imbalance in the supply chain and volatile raw material prices - which we have successfully handled•Two strategically important acquisitions during the quarter19
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