Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the presentation of Faes Farma's results for the first half of 2026. Today, to explain the results in detail, we are joined by our CEO, Eduardo Recoder, and with Iker Axpe, the company's CFO.

Just a reminder before we begin, at the end of the call, we'll open up a Q&A session and, as always, you can submit your questions through the platform. We'll be happy to answer.

Without further ado, I'll turn the floor over to Eduardo.

Thank you, María. Good morning, everyone, and thank you very much for joining us for this presentation of first half results for 2026.

The half-year results confirm a very positive trend for Faes Farma, which has seen significant revenue growth, strong profitability, gradual integration of SIFI and Edol, and maintenance of the courses for the exercise series. The group is making steady progress in its new phase of growth, incorporating ophthalmology as an additional strategic platform, and, at the same time, maintaining a strong financial position.

As usual, we've structured the presentation into three sections. First, we will review the highlights and key figures for the half year.

Next, we'll discuss the evolution of businesses both by portfolio as well as by geographic regions and divisions. Finally, we will analyze the financial results, cash flow, and balance sheet position, and the guidelines for the year 2026.

I think that the goal is to provide a clear picture of the group's performance and the key drivers that explain the growth and the factors that will support performance in the second half of the year. We're starting the first section of the presentation, focusing on the highlights and the main.

The first half of 2026 has been a period of strong growth, a strategic milestone for Faes Farma. Total revenue grew by 27%, driven by strong performance in international markets, both through direct sales and licensing, as well as for integration of the SIFI and Edol.

In the pharmaceuticals segment, revenue rose 28%. The integration of the ophthalmology business is beginning to play a role in stands out within the group while the other areas generally remain a positive trend.

EBITDA revenue grew by 24%, including expenses for organizational restructuring related to acquisitions that we had already included in the first quarter. Excluding these expenses, the EBITDA growth would have been 28%, reflecting underlying operational strength.

In my portfolio, this semester has been particularly busy. In Candier, as we mentioned in the first quarter, we've added the approval of the refund in Italy, one already obtained in Spain, which further strengthens its commercial presence in Europe.

At the same time, we have obtained approval for mesalazine in Europe, 1,500 mg in tablet form, and we have completed the analysis of the pivotal clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of mesalazine granules, a key step toward its future registration. At the same time, we continue to drive growth in ophthalmology, expanding our development pipeline and introducing new proposals for a wide range of products both in Europe and in Latin America.

We would also like to highlight the agreement with DongKook Pharmaceuticals for Latin America regarding benign hyperplasia prostate, published on July 1. From a financial standpoint, we are maintaining our debt-to-equity ratio in line with the projected targets and ranges, and with an adequate level of liquidity.

The integration of SIFI, Edol is proceeding as planned since highlighting the merger of SIFI Iberica and SIFI Mexico, the consolidation, initial commercial synergies, and organizational progress in Italy, and for business synergies, organizational progress, and is committed to completing the move by the end of this year, 2026. A look at the key figures for the semester show a solid trend across the board at all levels of the income statement.

Revenue totaled €391.5 million, representing a 27% increase compared to the first half of the previous year. EBITDA stands at €90.8 million, growing by 24% and absorbing the extraordinary costs, restructuring costs resulting from the integration we discussed in the first quarter.

Profit before taxes totaled €66.8 million, an 8% increase, and net income attributable to shareholders stands at €57 million, with 9% growth. The difference between revenue growth and net income growth is primarily due to the group's new scope of consolidation, which is associated with higher depreciation and amortization expenses to assets of SIFI, Edol, and Delio, as well as financial costs associated with financing acquisitions.

These effects are consistent with the current stage of integration. In the second section, we analyze business performance.

First, we'll review the performance by portfolio line, and then business areas, which we'll discuss in more detail. By portfolio segment, the first half of the year confirms a more diverse portfolio, diversified and with new drivers of growth.

Bilastine, it remains a significant molecule, although its sales have declined by 9% due to the expected expiration of patent protection in. In the other licensed countries, performance has been strong, and in the direct-to-consumer markets, it stands out in Latin America, where it continues to perform well and remains a leading brand in several markets.

Calcifediol grew by 17%, in line with the strong momentum observed in the first quarter. It stands out in both direct sales to Portugal and Latin America as the main drivers, such as in licensing.

Mesalazine grew by 8%, building on the strong performance seen in the first quarter, especially in direct sales, Latin America, and Portugal. The big news is in ophthalmology.

It now accounts for 16% of the group's revenue. Following the merger of SIFI and Edol, this area enhances diversification of the portfolio, and opens up a new platform for growth for Faes Farma.

By business areas, the pharmaceutical sector continues to account for the majority of revenue, with €340.6 million and 28% growth. Within the pharmaceuticals division, Iberia grew by 14%, driven by Portugal and the addition of.

International pharmaceutical companies without licenses grow by 83%, driven by for SIFI and for the strength of Latin America. Licensing revenue totals €66.2 million, declining in line with the expected impact, the expiration of bilastine's patent protection in Japan.

Animal nutrition and health continue to show very positive trends: €46.5 million and 21% growth. This confirms Faes Farma's strength and the positive result of the IS strategy and interaction.

Overall, the group's revenue structure is now more balanced, with greater international influence and greater therapeutic diversification. At Iberia, revenue reached €132.1 million, representing 14% growth.

In Spain, the prescription business remains stable during the first half of the year, and the Hidroferol Prescription Center strengthened its leadership in vitamin D, growing faster than the market and achieving a market share of 46.6%. Bilastine remains the standard of care for allergies, virtually in line with budgets and up from the previous year, driven by.

The Healthcare sector is performing strongly by strategic brands such as Astrolax, [Nature Afloat?] , Profiles, Ford, defiles [unclear], bilis youth in.

The consumer segment continues to operate in a more challenging environment, although a recovery is expected in the second half of the year, driven by new customers, freight orders, and promotional campaigns. Portugal has shown remarkable growth.

Faes Farma Portugal grew by 10% compared to the previous year, driven by strategic products such as [Betod?] , Bilaxin, [Fastralax?]

, and Asvix. Laboratorios Edol is contributing more than €17 million, although the situation is still marked by the integration process.

Trends in the ophthalmology market: international pharmaceuticals totals €142.4 million, with 83% growth. Latin America is establishing itself as the main area of organic growth with €50.7 million, 19% growth.

Mexico stands out, grows by 34% thanks to strong performance of strategic products, particularly calcifediol. Colombia with 22% growth, and Central America and the Caribbean with 20% growth.

In the rest of the world, growth is driven by the exports, although this has been partially limited by geopolitical factors. In Faes World, SIFI is contributing €54.2 million for the half year with particularly strong growth in Italy.

Revenue from licensing totaled €66.2 million, with a 9% decline in line with expectations. Bilastine reported revenue of €49.4 million.

This trend is most evident in Japan, where both were launched in June, third-party generics, such as the country's own generic drug, embarking on a new competitive phase. Meanwhile, in the rest of the country, it is worth noting that Menarini remains the main driver of the bilastine license, with a very positive performance that partially offsets the decline in Japan.

Brazil shows a more mixed trend, with strong performance from the [serine?] , especially in pediatrics, but there is greater competitive pressure in some formulations.

Other licenses remain virtually unchanged at €16.7 million. Pharma files continues to show very positive growth for the semester, with €46.5 million and growth of 21%.

This trend confirms that the commitment is, and internationalization is paying off. S, therefore, is solidifying its role as the main driver of the business, while international markets, particularly Algeria, Asia, and Eastern Europe, reinforce their contribution.

In addition, it is worth noting the Pobaria, small veterinary division that resulted from the integration of Edol Laboratories. Although the figures are not yet significant, it accounts for 22% by value compared to 25% in the Portuguese market alone, and in July, it will now begin marketing the first product registered in Spain.

We are now in the third section of the presentation, which focuses on the results, financial matters, and I'll turn the floor over to Iker.

Hi, how are you? Good morning, everyone.

Thanks to Eduardo. That's right.

Next, we're going to review the more financial aspects of this first half of the year at Faes Farma. Starting with the income statement, as Eduardo said, the results reflect the group's new size and the contribution of the acquisitions.

Total revenue grew 27% to €391.5 million, driven by both the new scope and the strong performance of the business, organic. Gross profit totaled €270 million, with 31% growth, and cost of sales grew by 20.5% thanks to efficient management of the product mix and production costs in an environment of expanding operations.

Personnel expenses rose by 44.5%, driven by the expansion of the scope of consolidation and, as we have mentioned, by the €3.1 million in restructuring costs have already been recorded in the first quarter. In addition, we have strengthened the team in key positions, support the long-term growth of our strategic plan.

As for other operating expenses, are growing in line with the group's new scale. EBITDA reached €90.8 million and grew by 23.8%.

Excluding the aforementioned restructuring measures, growth would have been 28%, which reinforces a very positive assessment of the company's operating performance. The amortization schedule, as we mentioned earlier, is growing due to increased activity in Derio and the addition of new assets, associated with SIFI and Edol, while financial expenses are rising as a result of the debt incurred to make the purchases, given all of the above.

The group's consolidated net income totals €57 million, with a 9.2% increase compared to the first quarter of 2025. Regarding the group's cash flow generation, on page 15, starting from €90.8 million in the first half of the year, operating cash flow stands at €28.2 million, and free cash flow after financial payments and taxes at €18.9 million.

The change in working capital is -€50.7 million, mainly due to three factors, most of which are temporary in nature: first, the standardization and operational integration of procurement, acquisitions that have led to temporary increases in working capital usage; second, the increase in inventory related to the move to the new plant in Derio, which requires maintaining a higher safety stock level to ensure the continuity of supply in all jurisdictions in which we operate; and third, the usual seasonality of the business in the first half of the year, which consistent with what was observed in previous fiscal years. CapEx remains at €11.7 million, and aligned with a disciplined capital allocation policy.

Financial payments total €39 million, and they are satisfied thanks to competitive borrowing costs and active management of the liquidity position. On page 16 display, we present the trend in net financial debt, and the financial position remains strong and provides flexibility to implement our strategic plan.

Starting from €2,267,500,000 at the end of 2025 and taking into account the cash flow generated by our businesses and the interim dividend payment made, we ended the half year with net financial debt of €261.4 million and a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of less than 2 times, in line with the guidance for this fiscal year. The maturity profile is favorable for the remainder of the year and also looking ahead to 2027.

As for our liquidity position, we have €157 million in cash and available credit lines, which puts us in a strong position to meet the business's operational needs and service its debt, as well as the payment of the supplemental dividend already distributed in July. With that, I'll hand the floor back to Eduardo to wrap up the review of this presentation of results.

Thank you very much, Iker. We'll wrap up with this summary, which includes the results for the first semester, support the guidelines issued for the group as a whole.

For the year, we reaffirm our revenue growth target of between 17% and 19%, and EBITDA growth between 28% and 31%, and lower net debt is avoided twice at the end of the fiscal year. These guidelines are based on several factors that we will highlight: as evidenced by the performance over the semester, the momentum of market growth, strategic international markets, particularly Latin America, which offsets the impact of the loss of exclusivity for the bilastine license in Japan; the full integration of SIFI and Edol's operations into the group, generating commercial synergies by strengthening our presence in the prescription market; and the omnichannel approach we've established in our own final stages; the relocation of aircraft production with the resulting improvement in operational efficiency.

In summary, the first half of the year confirms that Faes Farma is progressing according to plan and maintains sufficient visibility to achieve the annual goals. Out of an abundance of caution, we are maintaining the guidelines until we see how the situation develops in the coming weeks.

That concludes the presentation of the results for the first half of 2026. As you can see, Faes Farma is growing and expanding in a disciplined manner, is strengthening its diversification and maintaining a solid financial position.

From this point on, we are available to answer any questions you may have. Thank you very much,

Eduardo. As you can ask questions through the platform.

We have the first question from Rosalía Romero of Banco Santander: "How do you expect restructuring costs to evolve for the rest of the year?"

We don't have any further restructuring planned. Therefore, what we have done has been to carry out those restructuring measures between late last year and early this year, on the one hand, to reduce the impacts, and above all, to take advantage of those synergies in the roots of.

There's another second question from José Luis as well: "How do you assess your ability to continue growing in international markets, especially in Latin America? Some insight into market share, penetration, and so on."

Yes, LatAm is still the foundation for the company's future growth. After many years of building that market position, in the last 2 years, we have achieved competitiveness with it commercial vacuum cleaners to strengthen our core and strategic brands, which are, as bilastine and calcifediol, which started with market shares much lower than those of that we have in other markets, such as Spain and Portugal, and where there's still a long way to go, that's where a very important part comes in.

A significant part of that growth, which also comes with a margin for these brands, very important, it will also accelerate growth of EBITDA. On the other hand, with new license releases as well.

With a very good profit margin, the two Japanese licenses we launched at the end of last year, at the beginning of this year. Since we signed the agreement on July 1, we'll be able to reach Latin America in the mid-to-late, from '27.

All of this gives us a projection for Latin America in the coming years, very powerful while we prepare all regulatory dossiers for the global expansion of the ophthalmology portfolio. Therefore, the plan for Latin America is a long-term plan.

It has a long way to go, and we're convinced that we'll keep this double-digit growth in Latin America over the next.

There's another question from José Luis too: "Even though it has only been on the market for a short time, what are the sales figures for [unclear]? What prescriptions are currently being written in Spain and Germany?"

Here at Enantyum, we've gotten off to a great start in Spain, along with a very significant 1% increase, and with diagnostic capabilities treat patients as well, just a little more than we expected and anticipated. In Germany, we are still finalizing negotiations on pricing and reimbursement, and in Italy, we've already launched and started making sales the first week of July, it's still early.

In Italy, too, we're expecting a major event, and we're also in negotiations with NICE in the UK. In the coming weeks, we hope to gain more visibility as well.

The last question: "Do you expect the approval of the Royal Decree to have any impact on bilastine Spain, July, which aims to promote the use of generic drugs over alternative therapies?"

Not really. Finally, bilastine already has generic versions.

It's a very strong brand. We also have the OTC version, which does not include a over-the-counter price, which is also performing very strongly, perhaps Trilax.

At first, we thought that bilastine shouldn't be seen particularly affected by this Royal Decree.

There is a question from CaixaBank: "Can you give us more details about the performance of the licensing business, excluding bilastine in February 2026, and your year-over-year growth expectations for the second half of 2026?"

What we're seeing is that the strong performance of the other markets for bilastine licensed through Menarini, they are discussing in part a very important topic compared to Japan's impact. Japan has one major impact, which is the price cut, and then, of course, we are a local strategy with our partner there to launch our generic cars, trying to hold their ground.

This leads us to believe that if everything continues to progress as it seems to be, well, we're going to have a second one semester when things will probably remain largely in line with our plans, there are no additional surprises. Among the group of licenses, including calcifediol and mesalazine, we are also seeing a very positive trend and will probably see that, as a whole, then, it offsets a large portion on the impact of.

There is a question from Joaquín García-Quirós of JB Capital: "How much have you spent on flight-related expenses in the first semester? How long until the second half of the year?"

What do you think, María? Should I take this?

This question, as all expenses related to air travel are included in the guidance, which was set for the entire year of 2026, and the entire relocation process. It is proceeding as planned.

We would say, or we could say, that as of today, we are still. If production percentage is of 50% to 150% between the two plants, and what will be taken advantage of, however, is the summer season to do, let's say, most of the new transfers in.

Fact business continuity, we do not have. None.

Let's just say the expenses what we can expect for the second half of 2026 would be fairly consistent with what we've already seen in the first half of 2026, no additional impacts.

There's another question from Joaquín, "Regarding sales at Rawbacks, can we do an update on, as we've seen this past quarter?"

It has performed well in all of its markets, the only market that maybe it suffered a little, it's been rough ride. Geopolis Hill, as isn't a big deal.

Market activity remains normal, but we've seen a bit of that in the first part of the year. We think that situation will gradually return to normal, and then, well, the rest of the markets.

All right, we're also seeing significant growth in exports, and then Robacs is also joining in. SIFI markets, which we didn't have before, which are also working very well with Turkey, Romania, and especially Italy, which is in the ophthalmology sector and is performing exceptionally well, we were very pleased with the work done in Italy, SIFI's most important market.

Just a few seconds in case there are any other questions. It seems there are no more questions.

I'd like to thank you for your interest in the company and invite you to the next earnings announcement of the 9 months. Thank you very much, everyone.

Thank you.