Strauss Group Reports Q4 & FY-2025 Financial Results:[1]FY-2025 Revenues of NIS 12.5 billion, up c.12% y-o-y, with strong EBIT exceeding NIS 1 billion, up c.36% y-o-yThe profitability improvement was mainly driven by Coffee International, with record results for 3corações (50%-owned JV in Brazil) Key Financial Highlights – Full Year 2025[2]Strauss Group revenues of NIS 12,507 million, up 11.6%. Excluding currency effects and divested activities, revenues increased 21.6%. EBIT of NIS 1,020 million, up 35.6% (EBIT margin of 8.2%), compared with NIS 752 million (6.7% margin). Net Income attributable to shareholders of NIS 450 million, up 7.6%, compared with NIS 418 million. Positive free cash flow of NIS 215 million, compared with negative free cash flow of NIS 51 million. Strauss Group declared a dividend of NIS 250 million, or approx. NIS 2.14 per share, to be paid on April 14th 2026.[1] The data presented in this document is based on the company’s Non-GAAP figures, which include the proportionate consolidation of jointly-controlled entities and exclude the following: share-based compensation; end-of-period mark-to-market valuations of open financial derivative positions used for commodity hedging; timing adjustments for gains and losses from commodity derivatives, which are deferred until the related inventory is sold to third parties; other net income/expenses; and the related tax effects, unless stated otherwise.[2] Q4-2025 and FY-2025 results in this earnings release are presented in comparison to Q4-2024 and FY-2024, respectively, unless otherwise stated.Shai Babad, President and CEO of Strauss Group, stated:“In 2025, we delivered double-digit sales growth and a significant improvement in profitability, primarily driven by the consistent execution of our strategy and the dedication and commitment of our employees. The Group’s main growth engine was the international coffee business, led by Brazil, alongside continue strengthening our operations in Israel, investing in innovation, and developing the Group’s growth engines.Last week, we reported that 3corações, Strauss’s 50%-owned JV in Brazil, is acquiring Yoki – a leading Brazilian food company with annual sales of approximately $R 2 billion. This is a meaningful transaction for us, enabling continued expansion of our presence in Brazil beyond coffee.Key Financial Highlights – Fourth Quarter 2025[1]Strauss Group revenues of NIS 3,167 million, up 10.2%. Excluding currency effects, revenues increased 12.7%. EBIT of NIS 282 million, up 62.3% (EBIT margin of 8.9%), compared with EBIT of NIS 174 million (6.1% margin). Net Income attributable to shareholders of NIS 151 million, up 103.3%, compared with NIS 74 million. Positive free cash flow of NIS 554 million, compared with positive free cash flow of approximately NIS 444 million in the comparable period.[1] Q4-2025 and FY-2025 results in this earnings release are presented in comparison to Q4-2024 and FY-2024, respectively, unless otherwise stated.