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Dividend

At the General Meeting of Aalberts N.V., held on 9 April 2026, the dividend for the financial year 2025 is fixed at EUR 1.15 per share with a nominal value of EUR 0.25 each. Holders of ordinary shares will receive the dividend through their bank or broker in whose custody the shares are held at the close of business (record date). The dividend will be made payable to them through ABN AMRO Bank N.V. In consultation with Aalberts, ABN AMRO Bank N.V. is offering a dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) to holders of ordinary shares with a nominal value of EUR 0.25 each, who are holding their shares through Euroclear Nederland, whereby those shareholders have the opportunity to reinvest their net dividend in ordinary shares Aalberts N.V.

For further information about this subject you can contact your bank or broker or ABN AMRO Corporate Broking at +31 (0)20 628 6070

Dividend policy
In the General Meeting of 2014, shareholders agreed to a dividend payment of 30% of net profit before amortisation, only to be paid in cash.

Share buyback

On 26 February 2026, Aalberts announced a EUR 75 million share buyback programme. The repurchase of shares commenced on 27 February 2026 and was completed on 9 October 2026. It is intended that the shares will be cancelled following repurchase.

Dividend history

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Shareholder track record

Earnings per share

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Long term shareholders

>3% holdings

Long term shareholders

Shareholders

As from 9 December 2025 the number of outstanding shares Aalberts N.V. is 108,035,683.

Directors and members of the supervisory board

The following shares are held in accordance with the AFM register notifications directors and members of the supervisory board (last updated on 29 June 2026):

Nameordinary shares
conditional share awards
Stéphane Simonetta
CEO
35,118
54,471
Frans den Houter
CFO
25,216
32,545

shareholders >3% interest

The following shareholders with a substantial participating interest of more than 3% are registered with the AFM register substantial holdings, in accordance with the notification duty pursuant to the Dutch Financial Supervision Act:

ShareholderInterestDisclosure date
Aalberts Beheer B.V., J. Aalberts, J.A.M. Aalberts-Veen*12.2%12 March 2026
FMR LLC9.99%6 January 2026
Norges Bank5.55%27 August 2026
BNP Paribas Asset Management Holding4.98%28 January 2026
BlackRock Inc.3.30%10 August 2026
M&G Plc3.02%9 July 2026
Amundi Asset Management2.89%21 January 2026

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Does Aalberts pay dividends?

Aalberts has a long-established approach of returning value to shareholders through dividend payments while maintaining financial flexibility for future growth.

What is the dividend policy?

In the General Meeting of 2014, shareholders agreed to a dividend payment of 30% of net profit before amortisation, only to be paid in cash.

Does Aalberts repurchase its own shares?

Yes. Aalberts repurchases its own ordinary shares through a share buyback programme, subject to shareholder authorisation and applicable laws and regulations. Share buyback programmes are announced publicly, and progress is reported on a regular basis. Shares repurchased under these programmes are generally intended to be cancelled, reducing the total number of shares outstanding.

Where can investors find information about Aalberts?

Investors can access annual reports, financial results, investor presentations, webcasts, sustainability information and corporate governance disclosures through the Investor Relations section of the Aalberts website at aalberts.com/investors


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