EuroTeleSites Reports Revenue Increase to mEUR 70.5 and an EBITDAaL Margin of 58.3% in Q3/2025

EQS-News: EuroTeleSites AG / Key word(s): 9 Month figures/9 Month figures EuroTeleSites Reports Revenue Increase to mEUR 70.5 and an EBITDAaL Margin of 58.3% in Q3/2025 14.10.2025 / 18:00 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 3.6% revenue growth YoY resulted in mEUR 70.5 revenues EBITDA at mEUR 60.6 with EBITDA margin at 86.0% EBITDAaL at mEUR 41.0 with EBITDAaL margin at 58.3% Rollout of 47 new sites leads to 13,739 total sites Onboarding of 77 new tenants on existing and new sites CAPEX at mEUR 11.1 Celebration of two-year anniversary on the Vienna Stock Exchange, revision of outlook by Fitch to ‘Positive’, reaffirmation of investment grade rating The Eurozone economy remains fragile, with modest growth and stable inflation offset by weak consumer confidence and structural strains in key markets. At the same time, Europe faces the challenge of strengthening its position in the global technology landscape through reform, modernization, and strategic investment. Despite the challenging economic environment, demand for our services remains solid and we continue to deliver stable and growth performance. Ivo Ivanovski, CEO EuroTeleSites, says: “Over the past two years since becoming publicly listed, the company has enhanced its role as an independent market leader by securing more tenants and fulfilling every obligation related to coverage and network growth for its anchor tenant. Simultaneously, it has brought in third-party clients, boosting revenue and proving its business model can scale effectively.” Financial Figures In the third quarter of 2025, EuroTeleSites achieved revenues of mEUR 70.5, marking a year-over-year increase of mEUR 2.5 (+3.6%). This growth was primarily driven by the contractual inflation adjustments effective from 1 April 2025, and the expansion of third-party business relationships across Austria and our CEE markets in Bulgaria, Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. 47 new sites were built in Q3 bringing the total sites to 13,739. Revenue growth is driven by newly constructed towers, which deliver additional rental income since their commissioning and reinforce the robustness of the network infrastructure.