260923 BENETEAU Results H1 2026 presentation

2026 half-year earnings

September 23, 2026

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Contents

• First-half key developments
• Half-year financial results
• Outlook

H1 2026 key developments

Bruno Thivoyon
Chief Executive Officer

Income from ordinary operations turned around in H1

Highlights

• Success of the strategy to accelerate new model launches, representing 30% of H1’26 sales
• Middle East conflict slowing order intake since March
• Turnaround in profitability for the European brands (+€20m)
• Withdrawal from unprofitable US activities (RBH), production halt at Cadillac (FourWinns & Scarab brands)
• Elektra Marine Alliance to standardize on-board energy management for sailing yachts
• Development of refit and after-sales service activities (4% of sales)

On the offensive with a new model launch strategy that is delivering results

H1 sales growth of 11% despite a challenging environment

Outperforming the market across all segments

Context marked by the conflict in the Middle East

• Climate of uncertainty on the boat markets
• Dealers continuing to manage inventory with a cautious approach
• Sharp decline in order intake since the start of the conflict
• Dayboating market starting to pick up

Group product strategy delivering results

• Success of the 23 new models launched in 2025 (nearly 30% of H1 sales)
• H1 retail sales growth of +14%
• Market share gains in both Sailing and Motor

Strategy evolving to address the US market

Withdrawal from loss-making operational activities

Industrial activities shut down in the US (RBH)

• Structural contraction in the bowrider & jet boat segments
• €30m of combined operating losses for 2024-2025 (-€9m in H1’26)
• Cadillac site closed effective July 31 (<5% of Group sales)
• Proposed disposal of the industrial assets and the 3 Four Winns, Scarab & Glastron brands launched

Your Boat Club

• Restructuring plan launched
• Disposal of 3 bases
• Reduction of the fleet and debt

Stronger ambitions for growth on the American market

Accelerating the development of the 7 strategic brands

• +29% export growth on the American market for the European brands in H1
• Continued repositioning of the American WELLCRAFT brand on Dayboating​ adventure segments
• Strengthening of the local distribution network
• Launch of an offering designed in the US for the BENETEAU brand (Flyer)

2026 first-half financial results

Nicolas Retailleau
Groupe Beneteau CFO

Growth and improved operational profitability in H1’26

• First-half revenues of €449m, up +11%, despite the impact of the conflict in the Middle East
• Income from ordinary operations improved by +€20m, driven by the recovery of the European brands and operational efficiency measures
• Net income (Group share) impacted by €(30)m of non­recurring items (shutdown of activities in the US and earnout from the Housing sale)
• Solid net cash position of €202m, after €22m returned to shareholders in H1’26.

Revenues and income from ordinary operations excluding activities shut down in the US (€m)

383 436
-12
9

First-half revenue growth of +11% despite the slowdown seen since the start of the Middle East conflict

+9% organic growth excluding base effects

• Volume effect for the European brands (+6%)
• Continued premiumization (+2%)
• Controlled pricing/rebates effect (+1%)
• Higher tariffs in the US, offset by refunds relating to 2025

+2% favorable base effect, net of the foreign exchange effect

• ERP migration in Q1’25 & sales deferred from Q4’25 (c. +€40m)
• Dealer inventory normalized (-€20m)
• Impact of discontinued US brands (€13m vs. €21m in H1’25)
• Acquisitions in services (+€3m)
• Changes in exchange rates (-€7m)

Retail sales growth of nearly 14%, supported by the success of the 23 new models launched in 2025

15 25 13 -7 404 449 H1'25 Base effect Volume Mix/Price Currency H1'26 250 300 350 400 450 500

+€20m upturn in income from ordinary operations

+€16m linked to sales growth

• Volume effect linked to the success of the new models
• Variable cost margin preserved in H1

+€8m of operational leverage

• ERP stabilized at the Bordeaux yard
• Productivity gains in Poland and France, supported by the volume effect
• Continued reduction of overheads and maintenance of flexibility measures in France/Italy

€(4)m of targeted expenditure

• Targeted R&D and commercial efforts to develop the business

Neutral impact in the US

• Unfavorable €/$ exchange rate impact offset by refunds of 2025 US tariffs
• Continued losses at the US industrial site, prior to the decision to close it (-€9m in H1’26 vs. -€8m in H1’25)

Return to profitability for continuing operations

Operating losses from discontinued RBH activities

Income excluding discontinued RBH activities

Income from ordinary operations

-9 -12 16 4 4 -4 2 9 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 - 5 10 15 €m (20.6) (0.2) -8

Net income affected by €30m of non-recurring items

Discontinued activities in the US: €(39)m

• €(9)m of income from ordinary operations (vs. -€8m in H1’25)
• €(10)m of provisions for costs and compensation
• €(20)m impairment of assets relating to brands, molds and tools (with no buyer confirmed at this stage)

Other non-recurring items: +€9m

• €(3)m of financing required in H1’26 for the disposal of Boat Club activities in the US (vs. -€8m impairment of securities of charter companies in H1‘25)
• €(2)m impairment of deferred tax assets
• €14m earnout from the Housing division’s sale, received in July

Recurrent non-operating items

• €4m of net financial income, generated directly or from the share of equity-accounted financing companies (vs. €7m in H1’25)

Net income of +€9m, excluding non-recurring items

Solid net cash position of €202m

Change in net cash

Free cash flow of -€24m

• Gradual turnaround in operating cash flow (+€9m vs. H1’25)
• Net investments of €31m, in line with 2025 (€29m) and lower than depreciation and amortization, despite the accelerated launch of new models.
• Working capital requirements in Q2’26 marked by the impacts of the Middle East conflict on the order intake slowdown and production inventory

Shareholder return policy maintained

• €16m of dividends paid
• €6m of share buybacks in H1’26

End-December 2025 cash management incident fully recovered

248 17 -31 -9 -2 224 -22 202 - 50 100 150 200 250 300

Outlook

Market context continuing to be affected by uncertainty, but with a still strong appetite for boating

Environment that remains uncertain

• Ongoing Middle East and Russia-Ukraine conflicts
• Brent barrel price >$100
• Changes in interest rates
• Geopolitical situations

Resilience factors

• Good summer season for charter activities
• High levels of recreational boating activity during the summer
• Sustained trends continuing on the preowned market
• Dayboating market starting to bounce back
• Positive sales momentum at the shows

Uncertainty is still delaying decisions — not erasing demands

Group’s priorities at the start of the 2026-27 season

Continued measures to boost the business

Developing the client experience

• 66 models in 2025-2027 (+50% vs. 2022-24)
• 18 new models presented in Cannes (out of 24 planned for the season)

Strengthening competitiveness

• Continuing to turn around the Group’s profitability
• Elimination of structural sources of losses
• Continued adaptation measures

Innovating sustainably

• Roadmap to reduce CO₂ intensity by -30% by 2030
• Founding of the Elektra Marine Alliance

Developing on adjacent markets

• While maintaining a sound financial structure
• Development of accessibility through the Refit and Service offerings

Developing the client experience through an ambitious product offering to boost demand

Sustainability Accessibility Premium

New models
2026-2027 season

New models
exhibited in Cannes

Very good response to new models at the Cannes show, with sales exceeding the previous event despite a still uncertain market context

• Jeanneau • EX 34
• Lagoon • Lagoon 47
• Prestige • Prestige F6,7
• Beneteau • Oceanis 42

Strengthening competitiveness

Continuing to turn around profitability

• Design-to-cost approach integrated into the product development strategy
• Effective control over investments, balanced between expanding the offering and improving existing models
• Growth in activity at the production sites in Poland and operational leverage effect in France with the renewal of core-range models
• Ongoing measures to adapt the cost structure
• Optimization of purchase prices against a backdrop of energy and material price inflation

€5-10m of competitiveness gains in 2026 in addition to the volume effect

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.0
Beneteau Swift Trawler 43

Innovating sustainably ​

Focus on the E. lektra Marine Alliance

Client benefit

• Comfort on the move and when moored (Silent Mode)
• Comprehensive energy management platform (including propulsion)
• Security of a global, certified after-sales service network
• Reduced environmental impact (-50% to -100% lower in-use emissions)

Ability to transform the ecosystem

• Unprecedented alliance between 2 major boat industry players
• Competitiveness gains with a standardized technical solution
• Robust, modular design across the entire range of sailing units
• JOOOL: commercial brand adopted by 8 yards
• Appointment of a president with 30 years’ experience of the automotive industry and its electrification

10-15% sailing market penetration by 2030

FROM 21KWH TO 300KWH STORAGE AC/DC - DC/DC - DC/AC ENERGY MANAGEMENT FROM 25KW TO 50KW PROPULSION DEDICATED HMI INTERFACES ELECTRIC POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Developing on adjacent markets

Focus on the NEO refit offering

Customer benefit (NEO is Good)

• Better resale value for owners
• Extended lifespan and lower total cost of ownership
• Accessibility and reliability for buyers
• Reduced environmental impact through the circular economy

Competitive advantage (NEO is Strong)

• In-depth knowledge of our boats (3D model of each model, specific equipment, etc.)
• 3 industrial sites with direct access to the sea, infrastructure and expertise
• Technical capabilities (extended warranty, integration of the latest innovations)

NEO offering structured around 3 brands and 8 sailing models

Lagoon 620 • 450 Oceanis 46.1 • 51.1 Sun Odyssey 519 • 440 Lagoon 620 Neo Lagoon 620 • 450 • 42 • 52 Oceanis 46.1 • 51.1 Sun Odyssey 519 • 440

Outlook for 2026

+4% to +9% revenue growth forecast excluding discontinued activities in the US

• Order book for deliveries during the year now higher than 2025 sales
• Stronger ambitions for growth on the American market
• Success of the product strategy to outperform a market that continues to be affected by the Middle East conflict
• Group consolidated revenues expected to reach €860-900m

Return to profitability over the full year excluding discontinued activities in the US

• Source of losses in the US eliminated at end-H1 (-€9m cumulative operational impact for FY)
• Continued rollout of the stabilized ERP
• Operational excellence and continued measures to adapt the cost structure to evolving markets
• Competitiveness gains partially redeployed to accelerate the development of new activities

2026 THIRD-QUARTER REVENUES

November 4, 2026

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