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• Through 2031, NORMA Group aims to achieve average annual sales growth before currency effects of 1 to 3%, an adjusted EBIT margin of more than 10%, and cash conversion of over 70%
• Strategic business units: Mobility & New Energy to strengthen competitiveness, capacity utilization, and cash generation; Industry Applications to drive profitable growth
• Sales Push, Footprint optimization, and Transformation aimed at accelerating profitable growth, improving capacity utilization, and reducing structural costs
• Disciplined capital allocation focused on financial strength and organic growth; new dividend policy starting in fiscal year 2027 targeting a payout ratio of at least 10% of the adjusted Group Net Income; accompanied by potential share buybacks

• NORMA reduces Management Board to CEO and CFO
• Dr. Daniel Heymann stepped down from the Management Board effective September 14, 2026
• Adjustment of leadership structure reflects transformation towards NewNORMA

• Public share buyback offer with an announced volume of approximately EUR 208 million fully utilized
• NORMA Group acquires 9,306,113 treasury shares, corresponding to approximately 29.21 percent of the current share capital
• Shares acquired will be cancelled in accordance with the resolution of the Annual General Meeting
• Capital return of up to EUR 260 million in connection with the divestment of the Water Management business completed
• Strategy Update on October 19, 2026, to include mid-term planning and future capital allocation

• Public share buyback offer for up to 9,306,487 shares at a price of EUR 22.35 per share
• The offer price includes a premium of 25.47 percent on the average of the closing prices for NORMA Group SE shares in Xetra trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange over the past three months
• The second public share buyback offer marks the final step in the announced capital return of approximately EUR 260 million and underscores NORMA Group’s disciplined capital allocation
• As part of a residual allocation, the company may acquire shares until the total volume of approximately EUR 208 million is reached

• Group sales in the second quarter slightly above prior-year level on a currency-adjusted basis; reported decline solely driven by negative currency effects
• Adjusted EBIT climbs to EUR 7.6 million; adjusted EBIT margin improves significantly to 3.6% due to operational excellence and NewNORMA measures
• Adjusted for currency effects, Industry Applications grows by 8.4% and wins new business in attractive industrial growth markets
• NewNORMA transformation improves cost base, quality of sales and cash flow orientation
• Forecast for financial year 2026 confirmed
• Strategy update on October 19, 2026

Long-term contract with a lifetime sales value of approximately EUR 157 million strengthens NORMA Group’s position in advanced fluid management systems and underscores the strategic relevance of the company’s Sales Push initiative.

Multiple new business wins in data center infrastructure demonstrate NewNORMA’s focus on attractive industrial growth markets.

• Broad support for all proposed resolutions from Management Board and Supervisory Board
• Capital reduction through the cancellation of shares following a public buyback offer totaling up to EUR 208 million approved
• Dividend of EUR 0.14 for financial year 2025, in line with NORMA Group’s long-term dividend policy
• Supervisory Board will now consist of five members; new member Benjamin Schmid