H1 2021 RESULTS *

Milan, 13 September 2021

Agenda

•	KEY FINANCIALS H1 2021	Pag. 3
•	OUTLOOK	Pag. 10
•	APPENDIX	Pag. 13

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KEY FINANCIALS H1 2021*

MANAGEMENT'S COMMENT ON H1 2021

RAFFAELLA ORSERO Deputy Chair and CEO "Our satisfaction is strengthened for the more than positive results achieved in the first half of the year, with the achievement of a record level margin for the Group and above the market average, despite the persistence of a still uncertain historical moment. These results are the outcome of a precise strategic policy increasingly focused on products with greater added value, as well as the excellent performance achieved by the activity in France and Mexico. These positive economic objectives, during the half year, were accompanied by increasing attention to sustainability issues with the inclusion in the organization of the Group of an ESG team that will support Top Management in the preparation of a multi-year strategic ESG plan".

MATTEO COLOMBINI CFO & Co-CEO

"The substantial stability of sales revenues and the strong improvement in margins in these first 6 months of 2021 are a very important indicators that distinguish even more what the Group has done, also recalling the exceptional nature of the consumption dynamics observed during the first pandemic wave of 2020. At capital level, the results were very good, with a constantly improving net financial position and excellent cash generation resulting from the increasing attention to the efficiency of working capital in order to maximize the financial resources of the Group and its cost. All these elements make us fully confident for the achievement of the Guidance at the end of 2021 and for the Group's ability to support future investments".

H1 2021 RESULTS – GOOD FIGURES ON TRACK WITH EXPECTATIONS

• COVID-19: all safety measures are still in place, adapting to crisis evolution

• Economic and Financial Actions

Focus on working capital management, with particular regard to credit collection, to protect liquidity and financial flexibility
Capex are in line with planned investments
- ➢ minor recurring investments on distribution platforms in Europe
- ➢ some expansion capex in particular in Spain (Sevilla: new market stands and enlargement of warehouse; Sicily: new ripening center)
- Supply chain is constantly monitored in order to avoid inflationary pressure or operational constraints due to international maritime transport issues (e.g. container shortage, surging freights)

• Market context

CORPORATE

BUSINESS

Fruit and vegetables consumptions are overall slack, with different effects among the various product families
Sales channel not yet normalized,
- ➢ Last year, in March, April and May, the market coped with pandemic restrictions and sudden changes in buying (+ fruits with longer shelf life, out-of- home and street market, + large retailers or proximity specialty shops)) and consumption behaviours (+ vitamin c related fruit - exotics)
- ➢ Today, large-scale retailers recording flat sales thanks to a summer recovery after several months of lagging performance compared to booming sales achieved in H1 2020 ; traditional market lightly declining ; street and itinerant retailers partially recovering vs a hard hit in 2020; out-of-home consumption and foodservices above LY as containment measures ease, even if high volatility is expected

• Import & Distribution BU

Good sales in absolute value: slightly below (-1,3%) a strong H1 2020 but largely positive vs H1 2019 (+4,1%)
- ➢ Excellent growth in France and Mexico, positive performance in Spain, lower sales in Italy, Portugal and Greece
Volumes are all in all declining while the price/mix effect is positive
- ➢ Good sales of kiwi, avocado, stone fruits and table grape offset by declining basic products (banana, apple/pear, citrus). Fresh-cut strongly recovering
Adjusted EBITDA improving +14,2% vs LY
Shipping BU
- CAM Line robust performance based on improved carried volumes, ships are almost fully loaded
- Good customer diversification, captive use at 44%
- Adjusted EBITDA improving +15,3% vs LY

Executive summary

M€	H1 2021	H1 2020	Total Change
			Amount	%
Net Sales	513,1	520,8	( 7,6)	-1,5%
Adjusted EBITDA	26,6	23,5	3,1	13,1%
Adjusted EBITDA Margin	5,2%	4,5%	+67 Bps.
Adjusted EBIT	12,6	10,9	1,7	15,3%
Adjusted Net Profit	8,6	7,5	1,1	15,2%
Non-recurring (*)	( 0,4)	( 1,3)ns	ns
Net Profit	8,2	6,2	2,0	32,1%
Adjusted EBITDA excl. IFRS 16(**)	22,8	19,4	3,4	17,4%

M€	H1 2021	31.12.2020
Net Invested Capital	257,7	263,4
Total Equity	166,3	160,1
Net Financial Position	91,4	103,3
NFP/ Total Equity	0,55	0,65
NFP/Adj. EBITDA (**)	1,78	2,13
Net Financial Position excl. IFRS 16(**)	63,0	74,4
NFP/ Total Equity excl. IFRS16	0,38	0,46
NFP/Adj. EBITDA excl. IFRS16	1,44	1,84

Net sales H1 2021 are slightly down to 513,1 M€, equal to -1,5% vs H1 2020
- H1 2020 was particularly strong (+5,7% vs H1 2019).
- the 2-Yr variance H1 2021 vs H1 2019 returns a positive performance of 4,1%
Adjusted EBITDA is up by 13,1% or +3,1 M€ , to 26,6 M€
- Good performance for both Import & Distribution and Shipping BU
- Adj. EBITDA excl. IFRS 16 is 22,8 M€, up by 3,4 M€/+17,4%
Adjusted EBITDA margin stands at 5,2%, (+67 bps.)
Adjusted EBIT improves by 1,7 M€ to abt. 12,6 M€, as a consequence of better operating performances
Adjusted Net profit is 8,6 M€ vs 7,5 M€ of LY
Total Equity is equal to 166,3 M€
Net Financial Position Excl. IFRS 16(**) is 63 M€ (Net Debt) or 91,4 M€ including IFRS 16 liabilities,
- Due to positive operating cash flow generation and working capital management

(*) Net of tax.

(**) Data excluding the effect of IFRS 16, consisting chiefly of incremental Adjusted Ebitda of abt. 3,8 M€ in H1 2021 and abt. 4,1 M€ in H1 2020 and incremental NFP of 28,5 M€ at the end of H1 2021 and 28,9 M€ at the end of 2020.

Import & Distribution

Service/holding

Shipping

11,7

26,6

Adj. EBITDA H1 2021

Net Sales and Adj. Ebitda

Net sales H1 2021, equal to 513,1 M€, declines slightly compared to LY:

Import & Distribution is down by 6,2 M€, or -1,3% :
- ‣ Excellent growth in France and Mexico, positive performance in Spain, lower sales in Italy, Portugal and Greece.
- ‣ Good sales of kiwi, avocado, stone fruits and table grape offset by declining basic products (banana, apple/pear, citrus)
- ‣ Recovery of fresh-cut product line both in sales and margins
- ‣ The 2-Yr growth H1 2021 vs H1 2019 positive by 4,1%
Shipping declines by 3 M€, or -5,7%, due to:
- ‣ Stronger EUR/USD cross rate which implies a negative translation effect as Shipping sales are originated in USD (1,2 in H1 2021 vs 1,1 in H1 2020)
- ‣ CAM Line revenues in USD currency are up by 7,2%.
Service/Holding is down by 0,7 M€ as a consequence of declining sales of the custom clearance services subsidiary
Inter-segment eliminations are down by 2,2 M€ due to lower inter-segment sales

Strong H1 2021 Adjusted EBITDA of 26,6 M€, up by 3,1 M€ or +13,1%, recording an outstanding margin of 5,2% vs 4,5% LY:

Shipping Service/

Holding

2,3 1,6 -0,8

Total change +3,1 M€ +13,1%

Import & Distribution improves by 2,3 M€, +14,2% vs LY:

Import & Distribution

‣ All in all strong returns of distribution in France, very solid performance of Mexican avocados exported to USA, positive product mix effect;
‣ Improvement of bananas and pineapples at import stage thanks to a more balanced supply/demand and more favourable EUR/USD cross rate
‣ Lagging margins of some basic products as compared to an extremely lively performance of H1 2020 (e.g. apple/pears, citrus and Canary Island banana)
Shipping achieves an increase of 1,6 M€, +15,3% vs LY :
- ‣ CAM Line robust performance based on improved carried volumes ( ships are almost fully loaded) whilst EUR/USD cross rate is less favourable than LY
- ‣ Good customer diversification, captive use at 44%
- ‣ Declining income of a residual business (3rd party container management)
Service/Holding is down by 0,8 M€ as per sales reduction

Adjusted EBITDA excl. IFRS16 is 22,8 M€ vs 19,4 M€, or 4,4% of sales vs 3,7% LY

Consolidated NET PROFIT

Adjusted Net Profit H1 2021improves to 8,6 M€, excluding the adjustments and their tax effect:
- The increase of 1,1 M€ is due to higher operating margin balanced by higher D&A and financial items (mainly related to decreasing exchange rate profit and slightly lower share of profit of equity investments)
Total adjustments H1 2021 equal to a loss of -0,4 M€, net of estimated tax, comprising:
- 65 K€ of Covid-19 related expenses; 208 K€ of provision for employees profit sharing in France and Mexico; 99 K€ of accrued top management LTI incentives(*)
Net Profit H1 2021 is 8,2 M€ versus 6,2 M€ in H1 2020

(*) Recognition of LTI matured in 2020. As per IFRS 2, the total LTI deferred bonus matured in 2020 was 909 K€ M€ (including social security) but only 277 K€ were recognized as cost for the FY 2020 since the right to receive the payment of such LTI bonus for the entitled key managers is subject to the condition of remaining in the Group for a time period set forth by the LTI Plan 2020-22 regulations. Therefore, the total amount matured is split over the lifespan of the Plan. For further information please refer to the FY 2020 Financial Report.

Consolidated NET EQUITY and NFP

NFP EXCL. IFRS 16 VARIANCE - ILLUSTRATIVE (M€)

COMMERCIAL NWC - SEASONAL EVOLUTION (M€)

• Total Shareholders' Equity improves to 166,3 M€ as a results of:

Net profit of the period (8,2 M€)
Dividend paid in May 2021 (0,2 EUR/share)
Positive impact of MTM change of hedging instruments of 1,4 M€
NFP excl. IFRS stands at 63 M€, or 91,4 M€ with IFRS 16 liabilities:
- Positive cash flow generation, abt. 19,8 M€
- Commercial net working capital release of 3,3 M€,
  - ‣ Inventories increased at the same pace as account payables
  - ‣ Commercial receivables improved due to credit management actions
- Operating Cash Capex (*) are 7,5 M€, for investments in core activities
  - ‣ 2,2 M€ new warehouse in Tenerife (Granadilla)
  - ‣ 0,8 M€ related to expansion of Spanish distribution footprint (new market stands, warehouse enlargement)
  - ‣ 0,7 M€ spent on French warehouses of Rungis (cool rooms) and Cavaillon (social areas)
  - ‣ 0,5 M€ of new equipment for water distribution and fresh cut equipment (Verona)
  - ‣ 0,3 M€ for a new small ripening /cool storage facility in Sicily
  - ‣ 0,8 M€ of new ERP implementation in Italy
  - ‣ 0,2 M€ for the revamping of ripening centre in Greece.
  - ‣ Other 2 M€ spread in several minor investments on the European distribution platforms
- Other expenditure of 0,7 M€ related to the acquisition of a minority stake in distributing company specialized in Italian products and the divestiture of a small plot of land in Sicily
- Dividend paid of 3,5 M€ (0,2 €/share)

• Liabilities related to IFRS 16 are equal to abt. 28,5 M€

‣ Same level as 2020 year-end, incremental right-of-use amounts to 3,1 M€

(*) Noncash capex excluded from variance analysis: incremental IFRS 16 right-of-use equal to 3,1 M€ .

(**) 2017 Pro forma data reflect all the effects of the acquisition carried on during the year 2017. Limited to this purpose, the acquired companies have been assumed fully controlled from Jan. 1,2017.

HISTORICAL TREND AND OUTLOOK 2021

Guidance 2021

	Rev. GUIDANCE(*) FY 2021 (Sep. 21)	Rev. GUIDANCE(*) FY 2021 (May. 21)	GUIDANCE(*) FY 2021 (Feb.21)	ACTUAL FY 2020
Net Sales	1.040/1.060 M€	1.040/1.060 M€	1.040/1.060 M€	1.041,5 M€
Adj. EBITDA	49/51 M€(**)	49/51 M€	47/49 M€	48,4 M€
Net Profit	14/16 M€	14/16 M€	13/15 M€	12,3 M€
Capex(***)	9/10 M€	9/10 M€	9/10 M€	18 M€
NFP	75/78 M€(**)	80/85 M€	82/87 M€	103,3 M€

On the basis of H1 Results and current trading environment, Revised Guidance confirmed on economic KPI and further improved on year-end NFP
Economic recovery is expected to be robust in Orsero key markets, nevertheless COVID-19 evolution is still looming casting uncertainty and volatility

(*) The guidance for fiscal year 2021 is prepared on a like-for-like basis on 2020 scope of consolidation (i.e. excluding possible M&A)

^(**) Amounts excluding the IFRS 16 effect are : Adjusted EBITDA 41/43 M€ ; NFP 49/52.

^(***) Excluding the increase in fixed assets due to the application of IFRS 16 and the 17,7 M€ acquisition of industrial properties carried out in 2020.

Mid-long term strategy

The Group's strategy is to keep focusing on its core

business, with particular regard to fresh fruit and vegetables, strengthening its competitive position in southern Europe, while maintaining a solid financial and asset structure.

ORSERO IMPORT & DISTRIBUTION SEGMENT SHIPPING

In the coming years, the Import & Distribution BU revenue growth drivers will be:

Organic growth, which in turn is based on some development guidelines:
- ‣ limited but steady increase of consumption of fresh Fruit and Vegetables,
- ‣ consolidation of the European distribution market which is highly fragmented particularly in the Group key markets,
- ‣ development of products with a greater level of "convenience"/ service such as fresh-cut fruit, portioned and prewashed fruit, exotic fruit and fresh smoothies.
Growth by external lines:
- ‣ acquisitions in the distribution sector;
- ‣ investment in companies specialized in market segments or high potential product lines
Reduction of the dependence on bananas, by increasing the weight of the other products.
Import, to maintain the current position in green banana and pineapples,
- ‣ search for attractive partnerships with growers
- ‣ monitoring of EUR/USD exchange rate;

Medium-long term: increase from ~1% to ~10% the share of distribution sales from all new and added-value product families

Shipping, to preserve the value of the ship and trying to mitigate the exposure to the operational risks of this activity:

Execution of the mandatory maintenance cycles (Dry-dock),
Reduction of fuel consumption,
BAF Clause (freight rate adjustment on fluctuation of fuel costs)

IMO – MARPOL 2020(), is effective f*rom 1 Jan. 2020:

The Group's reefer vessels are burning bunker fuel compliant with new regulations (i.e. Sulphur content <0,5%)

(*) Environmental regulation promoted by the IMO to curb Sulphur emission, further information to the link:http://www.imo.org/en/mediacentre/hottopics/pages/sulphur-2020.aspx

Total Net Sales and Adj. Ebitda trend

• Steady Sales growth over the last years

Total growth +3,6% Cagr 2017-2020
H1 2021 sales are slightly below LY, worth noting that H1 2020 was a strong trimester posting a +4,1 % vs H1 2019

• Robust Adj. Ebitda growth

All in all Cagr 2017-2020 stands at +15,6%
Excl. IFRS16 Cagr 2017-2020 is equal to +8,8 %
In H1 2021 achieved an outstanding Adj. Ebitda growth, +13,1%, and Margin to sales at 5,2%

(*) 2017 Pro forma data take into account all the effects of the acquisition carried on during the year 2017. Limited to this purpose, the acquired companies have been assumed fully controlled from Jan. 1,2017. (**) maximum value

NET SALES TREND (M€) ADJ. EBITDA TREND (M€)

APPENDIX

Condensed company structure

Segment Reporting Reshuffle

From Jan. 1st , 2020, Orsero adopted a renewed segment reporting scheme. The main effect is the shift of import business from Import & Shipping, now renamed Shipping, to Distribution BU, now renamed Import & Distribution. Historical data (2015-2018) have not been restated.

SHIPPING	IMPORT & DISTRIBUTION		SERVICES & HOLDING

COSIARMA -ITALY-	FRUTTITAL -ITALY-	H.NOS FERNÁNDEZ LÓPEZ -SPAIN-	ORSEROSPA -ITALY-

ORSERO CR -COSTA RICA-	FRUTTITAL FIRENZE -ITALY-	AZ FRANCE -FRANCE-	FRESCO FORW. AGENCY -ITALY-

	GALANDI -ITALY-	FRUTTICA -FRANCE-	ORSERO SERVIZI -ITALY-

	SIMBA -ITALY-	EUROFRUTAS -PORTUGAL-	FRUPORT -SPAIN- 49%

	SIMBACOL -COLOMBIA-	BELLA FRUTTA -GREECE-

	MONCADA FRUTTA -ITALY-	COMM. DE FRUTA ACAPULCO -MEXICO-

Company structure semplification:

• Already implemented in 2020 and effective from 1 Jul. 2020: Fruttital Cagliari merged into Fruttital ; Sevimpor merged into Hermanos Fernández López .

• To be implemented in 2021: Fruttital Firenze to be merged into Fruttital

Governance & Shareholders' structure

Analyst coverage

BANCA AKROS	Andrea Bonfà
CFO SIM	Luca Arena
INTESA SANPAOLO – IMI CIB	Gabriele Berti
EXANE BNP PARIBAS	Dario Michi

Advisors

SPECIALIST	INTESA SANPAOLO - IMI

AUDITING COMPANY KPMG

(*) Last update April 29 ,2021. Total shares 17.682.500. Treasury shares 152.514. (**) FIF Holding SPA and Grupo Fernández S.A. are bounded by a shareholder agreement.

RAFFAELLA ORSERO Deputy Chair and CEO

PAOLO PRUDENZIATI