Earning Call Transcript Q4 FY25 vf

Nexus Select Trust

Q4 FY25 & FY25 Earnings Update

May 13, 2025

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Key Highlights 3

II. Retail Update 9

III. Marketing and Operations Update 12

IV. Hospitality & Office 16

V. Financial Update 18

VI. Sustainability Initiatives 23

VII. Appendix 27

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(I). KEY

HIGHLIGHTS

Nexus Hyderabad, Hyderabad

KEY HIGHLIGHTS (Q4 FY25)

RETAIL NOI GROWTH LEASING FINANCING

Achieved 8% YoY Retail NOI growth; Maintained leased occupancy of 97%+ for Refinanced INR 3,500 M at debt cost of 7.54%

6% LFL Retail NOI growth continuously 8 quarters since listing (vs 7.71% earlier debt cost)

(Amount in INR M)

0.27M sf 0.25M sf

3,984 Leased Re-leasing 7.71%

3,687 7.54%

97.2% 96.6%

Leased Occupancy Trading Occupancy

Q4 FY24 Q4 FY25 Pre-financing Post-financing

NEXUS VEGA CITY ACQUISITION ACQUISITION PIPELINE UNIT PERFORMANCE

Closed Acquisition of Nexus Vega City Delivered robust returns to unitholders

Robust pipeline of 10+ assets across 8 states in Feb’25; asset integration progressing well since listing in May’23

0.45M sf 97.1% Top-up diligence underway 44% ~2x

Gross Leasable Area Leasing Occupancy South India Acquisition Total return to Increase in

Unitholders(1) Unitholders

▪ Asset witnessed positive turnaround in tenant sales

10+ 8 INR 23.4 Bn growth (vs declining tenant

Potential Assets States NDCF Distributed Since Listing sales growth pre-acquisition)

Pipeline

(1) Source: Bloomberg. Period starting from listing date (19th May’23) to 31st Mar’25.

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CONSUMPTION GROWTH (Q4 FY25)

Overall consumption grew by 6.0% YoY in Q4 FY25 led by

Jewellery, Beauty & Personal Care and Electronics

Mar’25 witnessed robust tenant sales growth of 9.6%

Consumption

(Amount in INR Bn)

10.4

29.4

9.5

27.8

Q4 FY24 Q4 FY25 Mar'24 Mar'25

3.3% YoY LFL Consumption growth 5.0% YoY LFL Consumption growth

INR 5,803 M INR 4,469 M INR 4,309 M

Revenue from Operations NOI EBITDA

7%

INR 2.000 100%

YoY NOI Growth

Distribution per unit NDCF Payout Ratio

(5% YoY LFL NOI Growth)

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MBD COMPLEX ACQUISITION OVERVIEW

Completed acquisition of MBD complex, Ludhiana on 7th

May’25 at an attractive basis, fully financed via maiden issuance of sustainability–linked bonds at 7.2%

Key Stats

Key Tenants

(1) Includes INR 490 cr of Purchase Consideration, INR 10 cr of stamp duty, and balance towards planned capex & closing costs.

(2) Based on purchase consideration (incl. Stamp duty) and GAV as per independent valuation.

(3) Based on management estimates. 7

O p e r a t io n a l M e t r ic s

M B D M a ll

L e a s a b le A r e a

In -p la c e O c c u p a n c y (% )

In -p la c e R e n t

A v g . M o n t h ly T e n a n t S a

W A L E (Y e a r s )

R a d is s o n H o t e l

K e y s

F Y 2 5 O c c u p a n c y (% )

F Y 2 5 A R R

A c q u is it io n M e t r ic s

(1) T E V

(2) D is c o u n t t o G A V (% )

(3) In c r e m e n t a l N D C F

F Y 2 6 S t a b iliz e d R e t a il N

(3) F Y 2 6 H o t e l E B IT D A

Im p lie d R e t a il C a p R a t e

Im p lie d H o t e l E B IT D A M le s

(3) O I

(% ) u lt ip le (x )

0 .3 M s f

9 5 %

IN R 1 1 4 p s f p m

A p p r o x . IN R 2 0 c

5 .1

9 6

6 4 .4 %

IN R 6 ,8 5 0 p e r k e

IN R 5 3 1 c r

A p p r o x . 1 4 %

A p p r o x . IN R 1 2 c

IN R 3 7 .0 c r

IN R 1 2 .5 c r

9 .7 %

1 2 .1 x r y r

MBD Complex, Ludhiana

FY26 GUIDANCE

FY26 NOI guidance of INR 19.4-19.6 Bn and Distribution guidance of INR 9.1-9.2 per unit, implying a c.15% NOI growth and c.10% DPU growth YoY

NET OPERATING INCOME DISTRIBUTION PER UNIT

INR 19.4 - 19.6 Bn(1) INR 9.10 - 9.20 p.u.(1)

Approx. 15% YoY growth Approx. 10% YoY growth

FY26

Guidance

LEASING OCCUPANCY RE-LEASING SPREADS

20%+

98%+

Projected MTM Potential on

Retail leasing occupancy leases expiring in FY 2026

(1) Guidance for FY26 is based on our current view of existing market conditions and certain key assumptions for the year ending March 31, 2026 and may change depending on the evolving situation in the country. The guidance includes impact of acquisition of Nexus Vega City mall and MBD complex acquisition. The guidance doesn’t include any impact of proposed acquisition of malls in South India.

Guidance is not reviewed or audited or based on GAAP, Ind AS or any other internationally accepted accounting principles and should not be considered as an alternative to the historical financial 8 results or other indicators of Nexus Select Trust financial performance based on any Ind AS or any GAAP. There can be no assurance that actual amounts will not be materially higher or lower than these projections. In particular, there are significant risks and uncertainties related to the scope, severity and duration of the global macro-economic conditions and the direct and indirect economic affects of the same on the Nexus Select Trust, our assets and on our tenants.

(II). RETAIL

UPDATE

Nexus Select Citywalk, Delhi

ROBUST LEASING

Re-leased 1.0M sf at healthy spreads in FY25; robust pipeline of domestic and international brands

FY25 Updates New Brands Introduced in FY25

97.2% 96.6%

Leased Occupancy Trading Occupancy

Foot Locker Nespresso

1.1M sf 800+

Leased Total Deals

1.0M sf 20%+

Re-leased Re-leasing Spread(1)

Prada Beauty YSL Beaute

(1) Computed based on mark-up in rental achieved on the Minimum Guaranteed Rental by re-leasing during the relevant period.

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DEMONSTRATED MARK-TO-MARKET GROWTH

With over 50% of gross rentals expiring in the next 4 years with 20% MTM upside, we have a clear path for strong organic growth

Leasing Area Expiring

(M sf) (M sf)

1.7

1.2

1.2M sf Average

1.2 1.2 1.1 1.1

1.0M sf Average

1.1

1.0

0.1 New Leasing

0.3

Re-leased 0.7

0.6 0.5 before expiry

0.2 (Strategic churn)

0.6 Re-leased

0.5 on expiry

FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28 FY29

Re-leased Gross Rentals

0.7 0.3 0.9 1.3 0.8 1.0 9% 13% 16% 14%

(M sf) Expiring (%)

Avg. MTM

Releasing Approximately 20%

Average 20% Potential (%)

Spread (%)

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(III). MARKETING

AND OPERATIONS

UPDATE

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Nexus Hyderabad, Hyderabad

PRINT ADs AND DIGITAL CAMPAIGN

1,000+ Print ADs and Digital Campaign with a total reach of

750M+ eye-balls in FY25

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CAPEX UPGRADE – NEXUS SELECT CITYWALK

Redesigned the entrance of Nexus Select Citywalk with the development of Select Citywalk Plaza, now a hub for events, concerts, flea markets, etc.

Developed Select Citywalk Plaza

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NEXUS ONE APP

The Nexus One app continues to be amongst the best shopping mall apps in India with lifetime bill uploads of INR 10 bn+

App Launched Tenant Sales

(Number of Malls) (Amount in INR Bn)

~2.0x ~3.0x

15 8.0

8

2.7

Mar-24 Mar-25 FY24 FY25

App Sign-ups App Downloads

(Numbers in ‘000s) (Numbers in ‘000s)

~3.0x ~2.3x

533

500

230

165

Mar-24 Mar-25 Mar-24 Mar-25

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(IV). HOSPITALITY

& OFFICE

Hyatt Regency, Chandigarh

HOSPITALITY AND OFFICE SNAPSHOT (Q4 FY25) (9% of GAV)(1)

Robust performance witnessed in Hospitality portfolio; sequential ramp-up of occupancy witnessed in office portfolio

HOSPITALITY (354 Keys / 2 Assets) OFFICE (1.3M sf / 3 Assets)

Hyatt Regency, Chandigarh Westend Offices, Pune

74% INR 10,370 85% 2.9 Years

Occupancy ADR Occupancy WALE

INR 381 M INR 174 M INR 305 M INR 241 M

Revenue from Operations EBITDA Revenue from Operations NOI

12% YoY Growth 16% YoY Growth 3% YoY Growth 5% YoY Growth

(1) Based on Mar’25 independent valuation.

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(V). FINANCIAL

UPDATE

Nexus Vijaya, Chennai

NDCF WALKDOWN

Declared distribution of INR 3,030 M / INR 2.000 per unit for

Q4 FY25; approx. 70% tax-free at time of distribution

(INR M)

Particulars Q4 FY25 FY25

(1) (1)

Revenue from Operations 5,838 22,930

N

O

Direct Operating Expenses (1,248) (5,329) I

Property Taxes and Insurance (121) (491)

Net Operating Income 4,469 17,110

Other Income 313 1,122

Indirect Operating Expenses (523) (1,709)

D

EBITDA 4,259 (2) 16,523 (2) is t r ib

Working Capital Adjustments (100) 887 u t io

Cash Taxes (76) (648) n

External Debt (Interest and Principal) (308) (1,397)

Other Non-Cash Adjustments (142) (671)

Distribution from Treasure Island 62 308

REIT Level Debt (Interest and Principal) (692) (2,293)

Other Inflows/ (Outflows) at REIT Level 28 (56)

NDCF 3,031 12,654

Distribution 3,030 12,650

(1) Post adjustment for inter-company elimination, revenue from operation would be INR 5,803 M for Q4 FY25 and INR 22,829 M for FY25.

(2) Post adjustment for trust level income and expenses, EBITDA would be INR 4,309 M for Q4 FY25 and INR 16,688 M for FY25.

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DISTRIBUTION SUMMARY

Distributed INR 12,650 M / INR 8.350 per unit in FY25; representing ~100% payout ratio of NDCF

Distribution Highlights Distribution Mix (FY25)

Particulars Q4 FY25 FY25

Other Income

Distribution Period 1st Jan’25 to 31st Mar’25 1st Apr’24 to 31st Mar’25 Amortization of 1%

SPV Debt

13%

Distribution Amount (M) INR 3,030 INR 12,650

Outstanding Units (M) 1,515 1,515

INR 12,650 M

Distribution Per Unit (DPU) INR 2.000 INR 8.350

Announcement Date May 13, 2025 - Interest

29%

Dividend

Record Date May 16, 2025 -

57%

On or before

Payment Date - 71% of NDCF is tax-free at time

May 23, 2025 of distribution

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ACTIVE DEBT MANAGEMENT

Active debt management has resulted in ~50bps decrease in average debt cost since listing

Debt Maturity Profile

INR 44 Bn

(Amount in INR M) REIT level debt SPV level debt

Net Debt(1)

5

34

2

2

16%

3 5

LTV(1)(2)

2

1 124

2 2 2 2 3

AAA / Stable Average Debt Cost (%)

4

CRISIL / ICRA Rating

3 3

2

1

1

~$1 Bn

Reduced debt cost by

Proforma Debt Headroom ~50 bps since listing

At t n 1 24 2 24 3 24 4 24 1 25 2 25 3 25 4 25

(1) Excluding restricted cash.

(2) Computed basis GAV as per Mar’25 independent valuation.

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DEBT PROFILE

Diversified debt composition with 56% floating debt and 44% fixed debt

REIT/ SPV Debt Composition Fixed/ Floating Debt Composition

REIT Level Debt

66%

Floating Debt

(v 53 Mar’24)

56%

(v 4 Mar’24)

Gross Debt SPV Level Debt Gross Debt

INR 53 Bn 34% INR 53 Bn

(v 4 Mar’24)

Fixed Debt

44%

(v 2 Mar’24)

3.1x 4.1x

7.9%

Gross Debt Interest Coverage

Average Debt Cost

To EBITDA(1) Ratio(1)

(1) Computed basis adjusted FY25 EBITDA. EBITDA adjusted to give annualized effect of Nexus Vega City.

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(VI). SUSTAINABILITY

INITIATIVES

4.2MW Hybrid Park, Rajkot

FOCUSED ESG INITIATIVES

Our sustainability initiatives are designed to bring positive impact to stakeholders, community and the environment

Committed to achieve “Net Carbon Neutrality” for Scope 1 & Scope 2 emissions by 2030

100%

55MW + 2nd in Asia Amongst

Green Building Lake Rejuvenation

Renewable Energy Listed Retail Peers

Certified

(DC)

~43% Renewable Energy All Malls received green Received 5-Star rating in Adopted 12 lakes and

Consumption in the building certification by GRESB assessment 2024 rejuvenated 8 lakes in

Portfolio(1) IGBC / GRIHA with 92 score (vs 86 in India as part of “Lakes of

(Generated 40M RE units in 2023) Happyness” initiative

FY25)

RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION DIVERSE WORKFORCE

~43% of the energy consumption across our KEY SUSTAINABLE HIGHLIGHTS ~30% of the workforce represents women assets is powered by renewable sources employees, defense personnel, PWDs, etc.

100% 98% ~26% 2%

43%

Green Building Waste Diverted Women Workforce – People

38%

Certified from Landfill Representation with Disabilities

15 Malls 625k+ kl 2%

Achieved Zero Waste-Water Workforce – Ex-servicemen,

Liquid Discharge Recycled and their kin

FY24 FY25

DECARBONIZATION BEE CERTIFICATION

SIGNATORIES TO KEY GLOBAL

Invested INR 420 M in Energy Received energy efficiency

ALLIANCES

Efficiency and HVAC upgrades certification for 8 malls

INR 420 M ~INR 85 M

Capex Expected Annual

Savings

13,000+ Mwh

~9,000 tonnes

Annual Energy Carbon Emissions

Savings Averted

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SOCIAL INITIATIVES

Nexus Select Trust social initiatives strives to bring positive and meaningful change to the community

Promoting Indian Arts

Happyness for Her Student Scholarships and Artisans

▪ Covered 100k+ women ▪ Continue to fund over ▪ Promoting Indian under this initiative & 1000 children handicraft and Artisans distributed 800k+

▪ Identify 10 ▪ Creating local job sanitary napkins till date underprivileged students opportunities

▪ Targets and sponsor their

▪ Promoting sustainable education, collaborate

• Cover 300k women by products with reputed colleges for

2030 retail excellence ▪ Develop community

• Setup 2 sanitary executive program awareness towards napkin production Indian handicrafts and centres artisans

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(VII). APPENDIX

Nexus Whitefield, Bengaluru

PORT O IO OVERVIEW (MAR’25)

India’s first retail REIT and leading Grade-A Consumption centre platform

18 10.4M sf

Consumption Centres Retail Portfolio

Across 14 Cities

Amritsar 97.2% ~3,000

Chandigarh Leased Retail Stores with

Delhi

Occupancy(1) 1,000+ Brands

Udaipur

12% ~130 M

Ahmedabad

Indore

FY25 FY25 Footfalls

Rent to Sales

Bhubaneswar

Navi Mumbai

Hyderabad

Pune INR 1,642 psf pm 4.9 Years

FY25 Retail Portfolio

Trading Density WALE

Mangaluru Bengaluru

Chennai

Mysuru

INR 152 p.u. 16%

NAV(2) LTV(3)

INR 3,984 M

Retail Revenue from YoY Retail NOI Growth

Retail NOI

Operations (6% YoY LFL NOI Growth)

(1) Based on Mar’25 independent valuation.

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KEY ASSET SUMMARY

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P a r t ic u la r s

O p e r a t io n a l M e t r ic s

L e a s a b le A r e a ( M s f )

L e a s in g O c c u p a n c y ( % )

T r a d in g O c c u p a n c y ( % )

In - p la c e R e n t ( IN R p s f p m

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RETAIL SUPPLY, ABSORPTION AND VACANCY TRENDS

Robust demand for Grade-A assets expected to reduce vacancy(1) by 110 bps to 6.0% by 2026

Grade-A Supply, Absorption and Vacancy(1) trends

(Area in M sf and Vacancy in %)

5

5 4

4 5 4 5

4 2

4 1

1 4

3 5 3

4

3

3 1

2 5 5

2

1

5 3

2

1

5

2 22 2 23 2 24 2 25 2 2

(1) pp A oprt on Va an

EMBEDDED ORGANIC GROWTH WITH SIGNIFICANT MARK-TO-MARKET POTENTIAL

NXST retail portfolio occupancy of 97.2% (410bps above market) with 10% mark-to-market opportunity

Market Rents 10% above In-place Rents Occupancy (Mar’25)

Rents (INR psf/month) (%)

147 97.2%

134

93.1%

(1) (2)

In-place Rents Market Rents Nexus Select Trust Markets Nexus Select Trust Assets

(1) As per Mar’25 Independent valuation.

(2) Source: CBRE.

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VALUE BREAKDOWN

100% completed portfolio with retail focus and geographic diversification

GAV Break-up by Segment(1) GAV Break-up by Region(1)

Solar

0.3% East North

Hospitality 3.9% 39.3%

3.0%

Commercial

Offices

5.7%

GAV GAV

INR 275 Bn South INR 275 Bn

28.9%

Retail

91.0%

West

27.9%

(1) Based on Mar’25 independent valuation.

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INDEPENDENT VALUATION (AS ON MARCH 31, 2025)

(INR M) Gross Asset Value

Asset As of Mar'25

Nexus Select Citywalk 47,264

Nexus Elante 46,022

Net Asset Value

Nexus Seawoods 25,531

(INR per unit)

Nexus Ahmedabad One 19,506

Nexus Hyderabad 18,575

Nexus Vijaya 14,692

Nexus Esplanade 10,667 152

Nexus Koramangala 10,318

Nexus Vega City 9,867 145

Nexus Westend 9,328

Nexus Shantiniketan 8,137

Nexus Amritsar 7,988

Nexus Whitefield 5,212

Nexus Celebrations 4,938

Fiza by Nexus 4,132

Nexus Centre City 3,559

Treasure Island(1) 2,812 Mar'24 Mar'25

Nexus Indore Central 2,075

Sub-total (Retail) 250,624

Commercial Offices 15,641

Hospitality 8,164

Solar 902

Total 275,330

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

2024 2024 2024

‘Great P a e to Work’ ‘ t re Read Organisation’ ‘Cert f ed DEI Cr ader’

Certified for 5th consecutive year Economic Times Economic Times and BCG

2024 2024 2024

‘Rej venat on and Restoration of

‘Ma A t vat on Event Metro

Lakes - CSR Campaign of the Year’ ‘E G In t at ve ’

(Nex H dera ad)’

Economic Times – Great India Images Shopping Centre Awards

Images Shopping Centre Awards

Retail Awards

2024 2024 2024

‘Mo t Adm red hopp n Centre

‘Mo t Adm red hopp n Centre ‘Mo t Adm red hopp n Centre

– Non-Metro North

– North (Nexus Select Citywalk)’ – We t (Nex eawood )’

(Nex E ante)’

MAPIC India Shopping Centre Awards MAPIC India Shopping Centre Awards

MAPIC India Shopping Centre Awards

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CORPORATE TRUCTURE (MAR’25)

Sponsor/ Unitholders p ih s r e r t si

D n w u bi

O t t in s n oi

U

Holding Asset in the Trust Manager Fee

Trustee Nexus Manager

Trustee Fee Select Management Services

Trust

100%

99.45%

EDPL VPPL SIPL

CPPL NHRPL

NMRPL(1) CSJIPL (Nexus NMMCPL NSRPL DIPL (Nexus (Nexus NWPL NMRPL

NURPL SRPL (Nexus MSPL (Nexus

(Mangalore) (Nexus Amritsar and (Nexus (Nexus (Westend Vijaya Select (Nexus (Mysore)

(Nexus (Nexus Westend and (Karnataka Koramangala

(Fiza by Elante Nexus Indore Shantini- Icon Complex and Citywalk and Whitefield (Nexus

Celebration) Esplanade) Westend Icon Solar Park) and Nexus

Nexus) Complex) Ahmedabad Central) ketan)(3) Offices) Nexus Vega Nexus Complex) Centre City)

Offices) Hyderabad)

One) (2) City) Seawoods)

50%

ITIPL

(Treasure Island)(4)

KEY TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

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