Inside Information / News release on accounts, results

                                                                                              Paris La Défense, November 19, 2025       - 6:00 p.m. CET       

Elior delivers an outstanding performance for  fiscal 2024-2025, returning to profit and announcing  a proposed dividend payment

Today, Elior Group (Euronext Paris           – ISIN: FR 0011950732), a world leader in catering and multiservices, is releasing its unaudited results for fiscal 2024    -2025 (twelve months ended September 30, 2025).       

The fiscal year ended September 30, 2025 was a turning point in the Group's transformation process. After several years of restructuring, we have returned to profit for the first time since

2019, clearly illustrating how our business model is back to its f   ormer strength, and demonstrating the effectiveness of the actions undertaken by Daniel Derichebourg since Elior joined forces with Derichebourg Multiservices. Earnings rose year on year, led by solid profitable growth and increasingly better operating per               formance. 

This positive momentum comes with a reinstatement of dividend payments          – a clear sign of the Group's restored confidence and stability.                

-          Consolidated revenue amounted to €6,150 million in fiscal 2024              -2025, representing year-on-year organic growth of 1.3%, driven by a 2.0% organic rise for the Contract Catering business.

-          Operating profitability increased year on year, with adjusted EBITA coming in at €202 million, up €35 million. Adjusted EBITA margin was 3.3%,            up 50 basis points.          

-          Net profit surged to €87 million               , versus a €41 million net loss in fiscal 2023          -2024.

-          The Group continued to deleverage, reducing its net debt by €144 million.         Its leverage ratio decreased to 3.3x at end -September 2025               from 3.8x a year earlier.               

Thanks to the recovery measures undertaken over the past few years, the Group is firmly back on track and is now well poised to achieve profitable, long    -term growth, backed by a proactive capital spending strategy.      

The coming fiscal year will mark a key milestone , with a return to profitability and performance higher than pre -Covid levels. 

Outlook for fiscal 2025      -2026

-          Organic revenue growth, focused on profitability, ranging between 3% and 4%.  -Adjusted EBITA margin between 3.5% and 3.7%, representing an increase of between 20 bps and 40 bps.

-          Further deleveraging, with a leverage ratio of around 3.0x at September 30, 2026.            

Commenting on these results, Daniel Derichebourg, Elior Group’s Chair and CEO, said:                            

“These results prove how we've taken the right path        – a path of robust recovery, disciplined growth and long -term ambition. Having successfully navigated our transformation period, we’ve delivered an outstanding performance, and are now reaping the rewards of our collective efforts with a return to profit. In parallel, the reinstatement of dividend payments reflects o    ur restored strength and confidence in the future.             

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of our teams, whose engagement and dedication allow the Group to build on its strength and provide best     -in-class services to our clients and guests every day.”      

Fiscal 2024 -2025 results  

On a like -for-like basis, revenue rose by 3.1%, including a positive 0.7% volume effect and a favorable 2.4% price effect, which was sustained throughout the year.                

Business development continued to drive revenue performance in the second half of the year, adding 7.6% to the full         -year revenue figure compared with 7.1% in the first half.              

The retention rate was 90.6% at September 30, 2025 versus 91.0% at end              -March 2025 and 91.2% at end -September 2024. The second half of 2024            -2025 saw the full             -year impact of the Group’s last voluntary contract exits.  

Overall, however, net contract churn had a positive impact on EBITA for the year, due to a sharp improvement in the second half thanks to the effects of our contract portfolio streamlining measures and our profitable growth strategy.             

For the Contract Catering             business, organic growth was 2.0%, led by robust momentum in the United States and Spain and Portugal, whose effects were mitigated by a revenue decline in Italy due to certain voluntary non -renew ed contracts.

Multiservices    revenue increased by 1.7%, propelled by the October 2024 acquisition of two companies that strengthened the Group’s position in the Spanish cleaning market. On an organic basis, revenue for this business edged down 0.3% as a result of lower demand for tem porary staffing solutions in France, particularly in the second half of the year, whereas revenue for the aeronautics services division picked up during the second half. 

Adjusted EBITA     

Consolidated adjusted EBITA rose to €202 million            in fiscal 2024 -2025 from €167 million a year earlier. Adjusted EBITA margin was significantly higher year on year, widening by 50 basis points to 3.3%.          

This increase in operating profitability was mainly driven by strict discipline in applying     pricing revisions and our focus on profitable business development, as well as by our ongoing measures to optimize operating efficiency.   

In Contract Catering        , adjusted EBITA rose once again, climbing to €179 million from €133 million.

Adjusted EBITA margin for this business was 4.0%, up 100 basis points from 3.0% in 2023               -2024. This strong improvement in operating profitability was seen in all of our main geogr aphies.

In Multiservices               , adjusted EBITA came to €39 million, versus €48 million for the previous fiscal year. This decrease primarily reflects a more subdued performance from temporary staffing solutions in France. Excluding temporary staffing solutions, adjusted EBITA margin ro   se slightly, by 10 basis points from 2.9% to 3.0%.                 

Recurring operating profit           surged 35% year on year, coming in at €177 million versus €131 million in 2023 -2024. 

Non -recurring income and expenses     represented a net expense of €9 million, which was considerably lower than the €31 million net expense reported the previous year. This decrease reflects the fact that the Group's new organization structure is now in place and the significant reduction in associated restructuring costs.        

Net financial expense    came to €103 million, slightly lower than the 2023           -2024 figure of €105 million. 

The Group recorded a    net income tax benefit  of €22 million for 2024 -2025, including €39 million in utilization of tax loss carryforwards in the United States and France, versus a €36 million net income tax expense in 2023           -2024. 

In view of the factors described above, the Group ended 2024    -2025 with €88 million in net profit for the period attributable to owners of the parent      , representing a €129 million positive swing compared with the €41 million net loss posted for the previous year.     

At the 2026 Annual General Meeting, the Board of Directors will propose the payment of a dividend of 4 euro cents per share, reflecting the Group’s restored financial strength and its commitment to creating shareholder value.  

If the dividend is approved, the ex            -dividend and payment dates will be        February 17, 2026 and February 19, 2026.

The Group also targets, subject to the approval of the Annual General Meeting of shareholders, to increase dividend distribution to an annual amount of 30% of its consolidated attributable net profit.

Cash flow and debt     

Free cash flow     totaled €228 million, up €13 million on 2023    -2024. 

Net capital expenditure               came to €145 million, versus €98 million the previous year. It represented 2.3% of consolidated revenue, compared with 1.6% in 2023         -2024. This 70 basis         point increase stems from investments to expand our network of central kitchens to help drive the Group ’s growth, as well as selective replacement of leased properties to optimize our asset portfolio and generate savings, and the launch of an innovation and IT systems overhaul plan to further enhance operational efficiency.            

The net change in            operating working capital            corresponded to a cash inflow of €56 million, versus a €24 million inflow in 2023 -2024, with the increase largely driven by a tighter receivables collection process.  

Net debt (as defined in the SFA) was reduced by a significant €144 million to €1,125 million at September 30, 2025 from €1,269 million one year earlier.      

The leverage ratio           (net debt/EBITDA) was 3.3x at September 30, 2025, versus 3.8x at September 30, 2024, reflecting the Group's deleveraging efforts.           

Targeted business development driving the Group’s performance                   

During the year, the Group pursued its business development strategy, with a selective approach to contracts and a focus on improving the client mix, which led to moderate but steady revenue growth. 

In France, we strengthened our key account portfolio and consolidated our exposure to the public sector thanks to a number of new strategic contract wins, such as with the ENGIE

Campus, Covéa and the French Ministry of Environmental Transition in the Contr act Catering business, and we entered into new Multiservices contracts in the retail and health sectors with Carrefour, Klépierre, Vivalto and several university hospitals.         

Internationally, the Group secured sustainable growth drivers, including in the education sector via a contract won with West Virginia University      — the largest contract in its North American operations — and also strengthened its positioning in the correct        ional services market. In addition, we consolidated our presence in the stadium segment in the United Kingdom. The Group’s other subsidiaries, in Europe and India, also contributed to overall business development for the year, through the signature of key                contracts in the energy, tech, hospital and retail sectors.   

All of these selective contract wins, combined with the growth in our energy         -related activities and aeronautics services, clearly demonstrate our ability to enhance the quality of our portfolio, drive profitable growth   , and firm up revenues in a challenging operating environment.     

A structured CSR pathway aligned with the CSRD               

During fiscal 2024            -2025, we pursued our CSR roadmap,      Aimer sa Terre   – Horizon 2030 , incorporating the requirements of the Corporate Sustainable Reporting Directive (CSRD). As part of the CSRD compliance process we updated our double materiality assessment, which is now structured around 37 priority sustainability matters.      

We made significant headway in our main environmental metrics during the year, reducing our absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 4% and lowering our per             -meal carbon intensity to 3.3 kgCO ₂ (excluding India and Hong Kong).  This performance was spurred by a two -fold increase in the number of low -carbon recipes and a 42% reduction in food waste. Also during the year, we fully aligned our carbon reduction plan with our climate pathway.              

In addition, we kept up our strategy of staying local (with 66.2% of our purchases sourced nationally, and 15.3% of our produce certified), and carried out a biodiversity assessment covering our entire value chain.            

On a people level, we continued to prove our commitment to health and safety, training and diversity, with a 10% decrease in work             -related accidents that resulted in lost time, ongoing training measures, and an increase in                female leadership, with the proportion of women on the Leaders Committee rising to 38%.             

We also continued our work on enhancing the nutritional quality of the meals we serve, with 61% of our dishes now displaying a Nutri   -Score of A or B. 

All of these achievements are helping the Group along the road to meeting its objectives for 2030. 

Events after the reporting date        

In October 2025, the Group acquired a 70% stake in the Hong Kong           -based company, Health Food & Beverage Group Ltd. This acquisition is a major strategic step for the Group in Asia, tripling its local market share in the sector.  

Outlook for fiscal 2025      -2026

The Group is embarking on the next few years with fresh ambition, buoyed by its solid recovery and clear growth trajectory. Our guidance for fiscal 2025  -2026 is as follows:

-          Organic revenue growth, focused on profitability, ranging between 3% and 4%.     

-          Adjusted EBITA margin between 3.5% and 3.7%, representing an increase of between 20 bps and 40 bps.

-          Further deleveraging, with a leverage ratio of around 3.0x at September 30, 2026.            

These targets illustrate the Group’s ability to transform its business model, consolidate its financial fundamentals and pursue a long            -term path of sustainable and disciplined performance.   We are going into fiscal 2025               -2026 with the resolute goals of further increasing our profitability and margins and continuing to deleverage, while investing in order to drive our business growth.             The combined effect of our commercial efforts and the seasonal nature of our business is expected to more noticeably impact organic growth in the second half of the fiscal year compared with the first.     

Presentation   

The Group’s presentation of its results for fiscal 2024       -2025 will take place on November 19, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. Paris time           and will be accessible by webcast and telephone. Participants will be able to ask questions over the phone only.        The webcast will be accessible via the following link:       

https://eliorgroup.engagestream.companywebcast.com/2025                   -11-19-2024 -25-fy

The conference call will be accessible via the following link:           

https://engagestream.companywebcast.com/eliorgroup/2025                    -11-19-2024 -25-fy/dial -in

Please register to take part in the              conference call via the link in order to receive the connection codes. This will allow you to access the call directly without having to go through the operator.  

Financial calendar    

•       February 4, 2026: Annual General Meeting          

•       February 19, 2026: dividend payment (subject to shareholder approval at the AGM)        

•       May 20, 2026: first          -half results for fiscal 2025           -2026 – post -market press release and conference call.       

•       November 19, 2026: full -year results for fiscal 2025        -2026 – post -market press release and conference call.       

Appendices    

Appendix 1: Revenue by business segment and geographic area             

Appendix 2: Adjusted EBITA by business segment            

Appendix 3: Consolidated financial statements            

Appendix 4: Definitions of alternative performance indicators            

About Elior Group 

Founded in 1991, Elior Group is a world leader in contract catering and multiservices, and a benchmark player in the business & industry, local authority, education and health & welfare markets. With strong positions in eleven countries, the Group generated €6.15 billion in revenue in fiscal 2024-2025. Our 133,000 employees cater for 3.2 million people every day at 20,200 restaurants and points of sale on three continents, and provide a range of services designed to take care of buildings and their occupants while protecting the environment. The Group’s business model is built on both innovation and social responsibility. Elior Group has been a member of the United Nations Global Compact since 2004, reaching advanced level in 2015. 

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Press contact                                                                                     Investor contact   

Silvine Thoma – silvine.thoma@eliorgroup.com                                 Didier Grandpré – investor@eliorgroup.com     

+33 (0)6 80 87 05 54                                                                          

Appendix 1: 

Revenue by business segment       

GROUP TOTAL                                  6,150            6,053                1.3%                   0.8%            -0.3%         -0.2%           1.6%

Revenue by geographic area      

GROUP TOTAL                                  6,150            6,053                1.3%                   0.8%            -0.3%       -0.2%             1.6%

Appendix 2: Adjusted EBITA and adjusted EBITA margin by business segment                  

GROUP TOTAL                               132                   100                           32                   4.1%             3.2%             0.9 pts

GROUP TOTAL                                 70                     67                             3                   2.4%             2.3%             0.0 pts

GROUP TOTAL 202 167 35 3.3% 2.8% 0.5 pts n.m. = not material

Appendix 3: Consolidated financial statements           

Consolidated income statement          

Consolidated balance sheet           – Assets

    Total assets                                                                                                                            3,777                                   3,789

(*)  Included in the calculation of net debt 

(1) The “Other current assets” line item was adjusted by a restatement of 10 million euros that negatively affected equity. A reclassification, up to 9 million euros, between the “Non-current financial assets” and the “Trade and other payables” was also carried out, with no impact on profit.

Consolidated balance sheet           – Equity and liabilities   

(*) Included in the calculation of net debt

(1)The “Reserves and retained earnings” line item was adjusted by a restatement of 10 million euros that negatively affected equity. Furthermore, an amount of 22 million euros from the “Trade and other payables” line item was reclassified to the “Accrued taxes and payroll costs” line item and offset against the “Other financial assets” line item for 13 million euros and 9 million euros respectively, with no impact on profit.     

Consolidated cash flow statement          

Simplified cash flow statement         

   Free cash flow                                                                                                                                                228                   215

Appendix 4: Definitions of alternative performance indicators            

Organic growth in consolidated revenue              : Growth in consolidated revenue expressed as a percentage and adjusted for the impact of (i) changes in exchange rates, using the calculation method described in Chapter 4, Section 4.2 of the 2023 -2024 Universal Registration Document, (ii) changes in accoun     ting policies, and (iii) changes in scope of consolidation.          

Retention rate  : Based on the percentage of revenue from the previous fiscal period, adjusted for the cumulative year                -on-year change in revenue attributable to contracts or sites lost since the beginning of the previous fiscal period.           

Adjusted EBITA : Recurring operating profit, including share of profit of equity -accounted investees, adjusted for share -based compensation (stock options and performance shares granted by Group companies) and net amortization of intangible assets recognized on consolidati on.

The Group considers that this indicator best reflects the operating performance of its businesses as it includes the depreciation and amortization arising as a result of the capex inherent to its business model. It is also the most commonly used indicator             in the industry and therefore enables meaningful comparisons between the Group and its peers.    

Adjusted EBITA margin        : Adjusted EBITA as a percentage of consolidated revenue.            

Operating free cash flow              : The sum of the following items as defined in the 2023  -2024 Universal Registration Document and recorded either as individual line items or as the sum of several individual line items in the consolidated cash flow statement:          

•  EBITDA

•  net capital expenditure (i.e., amounts paid as consideration for property, plant and equipment and intangible assets used in operations less the proceeds received from sales of these types of assets)

•  repayments of lease liabilities (IFRS 16)             

•  change in net operating working capital             

•  share of profit of equity             -accounted investees      • non-recurring income and expenses impacting cash    

•  other non -cash movements. 

This indicator reflects cash generated by operations.            

Adjusted net profit         : This indicator is calculated based on net profit from continuing operations attributable to owners of the parent, adjusted to exclude (i) non              -recurring income and expenses, (ii) impairment of goodwill and amortization of intangible assets recognized on con solidation of acquisitions, (iii) exceptional impairment of investments in and loans to non -consolidated

companies, and (iv) the impacts of gains or losses on disposals of consolidated companies classified as held for sale. All of thes e adjustments in (i) to (iv) are net of tax.