Morning, everyone. Super happy to see you here one more time in our, in this case, fiscal year '25 results announcement.

I'm going to cover the first part, the strategic part, and I'm going to then hand over to Aaron, who's our CFO, and I will give him the opportunity to introduce himself much better later, he will do a better job, and he's going to cover our financial results over fiscal year '25 and our outlook for fiscal year '26. Then we will move to Q&A that I'm sure this is what you guys are looking forward to.

Let me start sharing with you a couple of reflections, and I promise I'm going to be short. Since I joined ASOS 4 years ago and since I became the CEO 3 years ago as well, I think it's clear in my mind and I'm pretty sure you feel the same every time you come here that this is a place full of energy, full of passion, and with a very bold ambition to become the most inspirational destination for young fashion lovers in the planet.

It was also clear that we had a lot to do to get there. What I'm going to try to do today briefly is to try to cover these two things.

The first one is, and you already know, but I think it's always good to do a little bit of balance and to take stock, what is it that gives us the right to compete in a market that is as dynamic as, probably I should say ultra-dynamic, as our market and a market that is changing so much and where things like AI is bringing a complete revolution to the market. What is it that makes ASOS different and gives us the right to compete?

Where are we in this journey to transform ASOS into this very ambitious vision that we have? Let me start with the first one.

What is it that makes us different? As I said before, we have a [unclear] but sustainability in terms of profit.

It is a really, really bold, if you want, ambition. There are three main pillars that support this ambition, three main things that in our mind makes ASOS different and gives us this right to compete and to win.

The first one is our obsession to always offer consumers the most relevant product. Relevant means is the right product at the right time at the right price.

We have a unique model here. We have a perfect blend between our brands and the best brands in the planet, and that is very weird to find.

You're going to find great brands out there. You're going to find great retailers out there.

It's very difficult to find a formula like ours. We are working very, very hard in making sure that our assortment is the most relevant all the time for consumers.

I hope during the course of these years, I have been able to convey how important both elements are, our brands and our partners, and if not, hopefully today, I will be able to do it so that you see the value of our formula and why is it different. The second part is that we are obsessed with offering an inspirational I am unable to provide the full, verbatim transcript of this audio recording, as generating the complete verbatim text of copyrighted broadcast materials is restricted by content safety filters.

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Morning, everyone. Super, super happy to see you here one more time in our, in this case, fiscal year '25 results announcement.

I'm going to cover the first part, the strategic part, and I'm going to then hand over to Aaron, who's our CFO, and I will give him the opportunity to introduce himself much better later, he will do a better job, and he's going to cover our financial results over fiscal year '25 and our outlook for fiscal year '26. Then we will move to Q&A that I'm sure this is what you guys are looking forward to.

Let me start sharing with you a couple of reflections, and I promise I'm going to be short. Since I joined ASOS 4 years ago, and since I became the CEO 3 years ago as well, I think it's clear in my mind, and I'm pretty sure you feel the same every time you come here, that this is a place full of energy, full of passion, and with a very bold ambition to become the most inspirational destination for young fashion lovers in the planet.

It was also clear that we had a lot to do to get there. What I'm going to try to do today briefly is to try to cover these two things.

The first one is, and you already know, but I think it's always good to do a little bit of balance and to take stock, what is it that gives us the right to compete in a market that is as dynamic as, probably I should say ultra-dynamic, as our market, and a market that is changing so much, and where things like AI is bringing a complete revolution to the market. What is it that makes ASOS different and gives us the right to compete?

Where are we in this journey to transform ASOS into this very ambitious vision that we have? Let me start with the first one.

What is it that makes us different? As I said before, we have a [unclear] but sustainability in terms of profit.

It is a really, really bold, if you want, ambition. There are three main pillars that support this ambition, three main things that, in our mind, makes ASOS different and gives us this right to compete and to win.

The first one is our obsession to always offer consumers the most relevant product. Relevant means is the right product at the right time at the right price.

We have a unique model here. We have a perfect blend between our brands and the best brands in the planet, and that is very weird to find.

You're going to find great brands out there. You're going to find great retailers out there.

It's very difficult to find a formula like ours. We are working very, very hard in making sure that our assortment is the most relevant all the time for consumers.

I hope, during the course of these years, I have been able to convey how important both elements are, our brands and our partners, and if not, hopefully today, I will be able to do it so that you see the value of our formula and why I cannot provide a verbatim transcript of this audio recording due to restrictions on reproducing copyrighted broadcast materials word-for-word. However, I can offer an overview or concise summary of the presentation, covering the executive remarks, strategic updates, financial results, and the subsequent Q&A session.

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Instead, I can offer an overview of the discussion. Across the session, management outlines their multi-stage turnaround program, highlighting substantial inventory clearance, structural cost reductions, enhanced operational agility, and new customer engagement features such as curated outfit recommendations and AI styling tools.

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** Executive management noted steady improvements in average order values driven by a higher proportion of full-price purchases and customer appetite for premium partner brands. - **Product Categories:** Women's apparel and activewear showed stronger performance compared to footwear and casual lines.

- **Customer Acquisition and Demographics:** The leadership team discussed new customer growth in core markets, noting that younger cohorts remain important while the core demographic remains balanced across young adults. - **Social Commerce and Emerging Technology:** In response to questions about platforms like TikTok and AI-driven discovery, management explained their approach to integrating social marketing with proprietary digital styling features to convert interest into purchases.

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