LA FRANCAISE DE L'ENERGIE DISCLOSURECurrent Reports (8-K / ad hoc)

2026 ANNUAL REVENUES

francaisedelenergie.fr 2026 ANNUAL REVENUES Revenue stability driven by recurring revenue from gas and electricity sales Slight decline in the historical business in Norway, reflecting the refocus on commissioning FDE cash-flow-generating assets Sustained growth expected for fiscal year 2027 thanks to new cogeneration units in France and the integration of an already operational biogas plant in Oslo Pontpierre, France, July 21, 2026 – La Française de l'Énergie (FDE - Euronext : FDE - ISIN : FR0013030152), a low-carbon energy producer, reported revenue of €29.1 million for fiscal year 2026. Revenues in €millions 2026 2025 Q1 revenues (July to September 2025) 6,6 5,0 Q2 revenues (October to December 2025) 7,9 7,2 Q3 revenues (January to March 2026) 7,5 9,8 Q4 revenues (April to June 2026) 7,1 8,4 Annual revenues 29,1 30,4 Unaudited figures Good performance in the energy business. Refocusing efforts in Norway to support the ramp-up of high-visibility producing assets The Group’s revenue totaled €29.1 million for the 2026 fiscal year ended June 30, compared with €30.4 million in 2025—a modest decline of 4%—in an environment marked by the Norwegian teams’ refocusing on the Group’s development projects. This trend confirms the resilience of FDE’s business model, which is based on sustainable and productive energy infrastructure that generates recurring revenue.. Gas sales rose by 14% to €9.2 million. Sales volumes reached 228 GWh, up 30%, as Natran’s feed-in to the grid returned to normal levels. Average prices came in at €40/MWh, compared with €46/MWh in 2025. This increase in volumes illustrates the solid and recurring nature of the Group’s gas business. Revenue from electricity sales reached €11.7 million, compared to €12.9 million in 2025, with volumes up 1% to 139 GWh and prices down 10% to €84/MWh. The slight decline in revenue 2 2 francaisedelenergie.fr therefore primarily reflects a price effect, while volumes remain solid, underscoring the operational resilience of the generating assets. In Norway, revenue reached €7.8 million, compared to €8.8 million in 2025. The increase in Alltec’s contribution—consolidated for the full year compared to five months in 2025—was more than offset by the expiration of Greenstat’s EPC contracts outside the Group’s scope. Both entities a