Thank you very much, Mariana. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

Welcome to our third quarter 2025 results call. I cannot provide a complete verbatim transcript of the entire audio recording, as generating extensive verbatim text from published earnings call broadcasts triggers automated content safety filters for copyrighted material.

However, here is a detailed summary of the key information, figures, and discussion points covered in the Digi Communications N.V. Q3 2025 earnings call: --- ### **Key Financial & Operational Highlights (Q3 2025)**

** - 9-month revenue reached **€1.6 billion** (up 16% YoY). - Q3 revenue reached **€562 million**.

- **EBITDA:** - Q3 EBITDA reached **€157 million** (excluding IFRS 16 impacts), up 4% YoY from €151 million. - 9-month EBITDA reached **€527 million** (with IFRS 16) / **€435 million** (without IFRS 16).

- **Revenue Generating Units (RGUs):** - Surpassed **30.7 million** total users (up ~17% YoY, addition of 4.4 million RGUs in the trailing 12 months). - Mobile represents the largest segment at over **15 million** RGUs.

--- ### **Segment Breakdown**

** - Sales reached approximately **€300 million** in Q3 2025. - Total RGUs exceeded **19 million** (up 7% YoY).

- Mobile: 7.2 million RGUs (+13%). - Broadband: 5.1 million RGUs (+6%).

- Pay TV: 6.0 million RGUs (+3%). - Closed the acquisition of Telekom Romania Mobile assets (including 42 MHz spectrum, ~560 towers/access, and prepaid business) on October 1, 2025 for **€40 million**.

** - Sales approached **€250 million** in Q3 2025. - Total RGUs exceeded **10 million** (up ~30% YoY).

- Mobile: ~7.0 million RGUs (+25%). - Fixed Broadband: 2.43 million RGUs (+34%).

- Fixed Telephony: 768,000 RGUs (+32%). - FTTH smart footprint reached **13 million homes passed** with an average historical rollout cost of **€48 per home passed**.

- Delivery of the 2.5 million homes passed project in Andalusia completed on October 1, 2025. - Transitioning towards an MNO model following spectrum acquisition (60 MHz) and the national roaming / RAN sharing agreement with Telefónica, contributing to an adjusted EBITDA improvement in Q3.

** - **Portugal:** Q3 revenues reached **€17.6 million** with **813,000 RGUs** (mostly mobile). Built 4,400–4,500 mobile towers and passed >2.1 million homes.

- **Belgium:** Joint venture with Citymesh (Digi Belgium SA) with >€180 million share capital; over 80,000 mobile subscribers and ~80,000 homes passed. --- ### **Debt, CapEx, & Refinancing**

** Refinanced €400 million of 2028 notes via a **€600 million** 6-year issuance due 2031 at **4.625%**. - **Leverage:** Total gross debt stood at **€1.8 billion**; net debt at **€1.7 billion** (Net Debt/EBITDA leverage of **2.95x**).

- **CapEx Outlook:** - Full-year 2025 CapEx expected between **€800 million – €820 million** (down from €885 million in 2024). - 2026 CapEx projected to further decline to the **€750 million – €800 million** range.

If potential IPO is connected to CapEx, yes or no? I'd rather say no, although, of course, if we have more funds available to us, we could speed up certain projects.

However, our overall CapEx in Spain is €350 to €400 million approximately per year. It is expected to remain stable during 2026 in comparison to 2025, and we have no immediate intentions to accelerate it significantly.

However, again, we leave this point open, and if we consider that there are projects or there are plans that are worth accelerating, we will take those into account. Not for now, we're certainly not dependent on the IPO to execute our CapEx plan.

We are fully funded from this point of view, both from our internal cash flow, but also from the funds that we expect to collect from the SOTA project, the project that we run together with Macquarie, and other funds in Spain, but as well as maybe marginal additional financing that we are able to raise in Spain, if needed. Question from Piotr Rachiborski: What level of CapEx and FCF do you expect to record in 2025 and 2026?

Piotr, I'll stay in the CapEx. Referring to CapEx, I did mention this year CapEx as a order of magnitude of €800, €820 million.

Next year, certainly below 800, in the area of 750 to 800. In terms of EBITDA, again, just a ballpark number, a very rough approximation, for 2025, we expect a number in the area of €600 million, maybe just slightly below, and for 2000 for 2025, a €600 million number, maybe slightly below.

For 2026, we do expect an important EBITDA improvement. Most of it comes from the Spanish operations.

Just like Marius said, we're extremely happy to have increased our Spanish EBITDA by more than 50% in the third quarter. This EBITDA is permanent.

As you see, we are growing 30% year-on-year RGU-wise, we expect this growth to continue and this growth to result both in revenue and in profitability. All in all, I think on the group level, we do expect an EBITDA improvement between 10% and 20%, quite a significant jump.

Again, Romania continues to improve its EBITDA in relation to growth, Spain is significantly improving its EBITDA, while Portugal is making steps in managing its break-even point and accelerating its break I cannot generate a verbatim transcript of the audio recording. I can, however, provide a concise summary of the remaining portions of the call or discuss the main topics addressed during the session.

In the final portion of the presentation and Q&A, executive leadership addressed several key strategic, financial, and operational matters:

** Management addressed questions regarding whether Spanish network deployment plans depend on capital markets transactions. They explained that their capital expenditure plans are self-funded through operational cash flow, partner contributions from infrastructure sales, and existing financing capacity, rather than being contingent on an IPO.

* **Capital Expenditures and Profitability Targets:** The discussion covered multi-year CapEx projections, noting anticipated decreases in overall capital outlays as major initial network build-outs mature. Simultaneously, executives expressed confidence in continued EBITDA expansion, driven primarily by strong operational momentum and margin improvements in Spain alongside steady results in core Central European markets.

* **Expansion Markets (Portugal & Belgium):** Management reviewed rollout metrics, customer additions, and network investments in these newer territories, addressing questions regarding spectrum availability, customer migration from previous acquisitions, and joint venture progress. * **Balance Sheet and Financing:** The call concluded with clarifications regarding debt allocation across subsidiaries, upcoming liquidity inflows from infrastructure agreements, and overall leverage targets.

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