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4 NOVEMBER 2025
Strategy 2025-28
Inspired by our history to deliver our future

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João Bento CEO

Guy Pacheco CFO

João Sousa CCO

Francisco Barbeira CEO banco ctt
Honouring a legacy of trust, innovation, and connection between people and business

Focused execution towards growth and efficiency





Achieved formidable Iberian position, by expanding leadership in Portugal and consolidating position in Spain
The fastest growing player (23% 21-24 CAGR)
Deployed the USO contract, with price, quality and density as operational value levers sustaining profitability
Built a customer base of >800k accounts, doubled deposits since 21, extended credit to 2B€, and achieved PBT of ~26M€ in 24
Partnered with Generali to expand bancassurance
Optimised operations and cost control, enabling an EBIT margin growth from 7.1% in 21 to 7.7% in 24
Meaningful dividends and opportunistic buybacks (SBB 22-25 of 66.5M€)
Acquired Cacesa to expand e-commerce value chain presence
Agreed Iberian JV with DHL
Sustained by our commitment to People, Planet and Governance



Major investment in fleet electrification and PV generation and self-consumption
Reducing 47% carbon emission per E&P object (21-24)
By creating employment, improving training and upgrading compensation
By investing in social impact programmes for the community:
+22x volunteering hours
With a dedicated Sustainability Committee, and a new Code of Ethics
Advanced notably on stakeholder-focused sustainability reporting
Developing – growing, protecting, changing – our synergistic Business Units

Organised around 3 synergistic Business Units, deriving a new and simpler reporting structure


Solid performance, market recognition and a relentless commitment to our Vision, Mission and Values

D+1 Iberian coverage 100% operation centres 77
parcels/hour of sorting capacity 147k
parcels/day delivered >580k
In 2024
142M parcels delivered
~1M parcels delivered on the peak day
ctt network ~20k collecting points, including >1,100 lockers Retail Network 566 ctt stores 1826 ctt posts 4727 Agents
>3.5M registered users
~50%1 eco-friendly last mile vehicles
~14k employees
Reinforcing a consistently trusted brand
NPS >50
Exceeding CMD 2022 Goals






On track to achieve the 2025 guidance and the CMD'22 targets!

1 Related to dividend declared in each fiscal year; 2 10.54M€ concluded in 2023 and 9.44M€ in 2024; 3 10.88M€ concluded in 2024 and 14.06M€ in 2025

1 Closing Prices

A clear path to sustain growth and profitability

Scale up to Iberian leadership in e-comm logistics
Evolve our operating model, combining a complete last mile offer with a wider value chain presence, to foster customer loyalty

Stabilise mail, nurture business solutions and strengthen retail
Leverage price while preparing for next USO contract
Reduce costs via operational efficiencies, and capitalise o n current commercial and network capabilities (B2B and B2C)

Speed up growth and profitability
Strengthen a distinctive business model, completing the offer and boosting digital to pair with a non-replicable physical presence
Business enablers
A winning and unique model in Iberia


Aim for Iberian leadership in 3 to 5 years, propelling our business model to amplify e-commerce tailwinds


Broaden value chain presence, enhancing the uniqueness of our proposition


Capture cross border volumes
Cacesa to increase value for non-EU marketplaces; DHL JV for intra-Europe


Evolve our tech-intense model, deepening specialisation, for best-in-class productivity and quality


Expand OOH footprint, adding convenience to our last mile offer, while reducing cost and carbon impact

Leveraging customers' trust


Leverage current contract through pricing updates and efficiency, while preparing for the upcoming negotiation


Engage customers with omnichannel experience, improving digital channels and intelligence


Continue to unlock value and engage with partners through synergic business solutions and payments


Use the established retail network to sustain and grow services aligned with its footprint

Up to scale both relevant and proportional to the franchise


Retail banking no-frills value proposition


Leverage the already successful Generali partnership


Reinforce leadership in auto loans



Boost customer experience and operational efficiency with improved digital solutions and systems


Operations - unified operational ecosystem across Iberia for consistent performance
Single Iberian ICT platform


Customers - centralised tools and tailored solutions for different customer segments
B2C app
B2B portal banco ctt app


Processes - advanced automation and autonomous solutions
Helena chatbot AI/process automation

Optimise business core operations with increased flexibility


First mile - proprietary technology driving scalable efficiency
Accelerating operations increasing sorting power, while maintaining cost efficiency and operational control
Automated customised chutes

Facility layout aligned with task and type of parcels



Last mile - client-centric proprietary tech for optimised delivery
Enhancing proximity, sustainability, and commitment, while optimising distribution costs
Prize winner field force app for mailmen and couriers

Lockers' unique modularity ecosystem


Attract, develop and retain talent





7,000 operational on performance compensation


by addressing pain points, and improving mobility and resource allocation





Consistently delivered on our targets

the best Iberian e-commerce logistics platform
Top growing operator in Iberia, achieving best-in-class margins

1 Figures based on the most up-to-date publicly accessible information, source: Orbitis


Client base diversification leveraged by momentum of global marketplaces



Comprehensive Iberian coverage in e-commerce solutions

Note: All values refer to Q3 2025; The map does not illustrate the islands; however, PUDOs (Pick-Up and Drop-Off points) and operational centres are established and actively operating in those locations; 1 LTM 9M25

Delivering on the promise: better, faster and greener e-commerce across Iberia

1 Compared to inflation 21-24


1 Dense areas (Madrid, Lisbon) vs. national average





e-commerce adoption remains below reference benchmarks, signalling untapped potential

1 Spain's forecasted share evolution based on Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, and Sweden; Portugal's forecasted share evolution based on France, Greece, Italy, Poland and Spain; Note: e-commerce share (excluding food, drinks and tobacco) as a % of online and offline retail sales; Source: Euromonitor (data extractions in Aug. & Sep. 2025)
B2C already leads in Spain with Portugal expected to cross the halfway mark by 2026

A comprehensive e-commerce offer, differentiating through quality and efficiency


Cross-border expected to grow 2x domestic


Our Iberian e-commerce and logistic platform value chain

<sup>1 Anacom, CNMC, Effigy, GSCi, "IPC Global e-commerce Supply Chain 2023" study, ctt analysis
Full value chain integration to boost engagement, efficiency, and foresight

O1 Customer engagement
Increasing customer involvement across the value chain strengthens loyalty
Operational efficiency
An integrated operation enables higher service quality and drives efficiency
Anticipating market movements
By touching customers in the early stages of the value chain ctt gains better foresight into market trends

DHL eCommerce growth in Europe outpaced total segment

1 DHL Capital Markets Day 2025

Established players remain strong as Chinese platforms accelerate

Note: Excludes Edible groceries, Foodservices and Leisure & Entertainment; Source: Flywheel Retail Insights (February 2025 estimates and forecasts), Euromonitor, ctt analysis
Building on B2C specialisation and a differentiated business model

01Efficiency and quality provided by fully controlled operational model
Extended value chain presence: clearance, OOH delivery, returns

DHL JV to enable one-stop-shop offer – B2B, B2C, International
Add scale and competitiveness
Leverage on a singular offer blending home and OOH delivery

Use alternative channels, mainly digital
Push pre-paid packages, simplified offers
Promote point-to-point shipping backed by OOH network

Blend best-in-class B2C operation with DHL commercial reach
Leverage on a singular offer blending home and OOH delivery

Value chain presence | Full fledged offer | Out-of-Home network | Digital

500
400
300
Lower shipping costs, fewer failed deliveries, enhanced customer satisfaction
800
700
600
OOH expansion helps cities reduce emissions and ease congestion
200
100
Distance (m)

Greater efficiency, fewer stops, lower costs, and scalable peak delivery
PUDOS/10k inhabitants
Higher convenience, less missed deliveries, easier C2C shipments
1 000
900
1 IPC Global e-commerce Supply Chain 2024 study
Lockers and attended PUDO complement themselves

ctt stores, shopping centres, retail networks, gas stations, public transport hubs, public services buildings, office buildings

local store. ctt stores. ctt retail agents (Ponto ctt. Payshop)

Channel
Offer
Parcel delivery through self-operated parcel locker with 24/7 consumer access and E2E control of consumer experience
Final pickup destination at an operated or contracted pick-up/drop-off point. typically local store, post office etc.

Advantages
Strong convenience (24/7 access) and flexibility (asynchronous Cost-effective delivery with higher efficiency (e.g. fewer stops)
Improved security
Pickup flexibility (asynchronous handover)
Additional services available at pickup points High peak season flexibility

handover)
Top 10 clients

SHEIN INDITEX

SHOWROOM






Target of ~50% market share of the Iberian OOH footprint in 2030, supported by the deployment of 10k lockers

1 17k with activity
From reduced stops for couriers to fewer failed deliveries — OOH delivery proves its value at scale



Average investment per locker
Payback period
Saved per year by using PUDOs

<sup>1 Full cost for 1 master unit plus; 2 "slave" units. Modular system allows "invest as you grow", considering projected occupancy rates
Integrate, scale & optimise operations

Optimise network as integrated Iberian system
Review network design to accommodate future growth

Optimise automation and network design to capture scale and efficiency gains
Boost delivery efficiency and digitalise operations

Adopt integrated technology and data platform
Align portfolio and centralise functions

DHL: Integrate B2B distribution capabilities and infrastructure
Cacesa: Leverage digital tools, import processes & airport handling

Operational excellence through speed, accuracy, quality, and cost reduction

4% to 8% cost reduction in new sorters with adjusted features
Volume management to prevent overloads and maintain quality KPIs
+65% first mile process productivity

42% FTF reduction on emptying and aggregation
48% parcels: handling auto

Better tray detection with >1k packages/hour and -180h/vear maintenance

Enables greater control and traceability in transportation
Reduce ~35% of incidents caused by transport-related issues

With cameras volumetric measurement and weighing
30% less the OFM cost

Delivery route hubs -ST rental without infrastructure
~1h1 saved in distribution

+3pp on effectiveness
Onboarding newbies: from 2 weeks to 2 days

Pre-last mile optimisation
13k€/day cost reduction2

~50% production cost reduction
<sup>1 Per day / per route associated to RDP; 2 Considering full deployment; 3 Dimensioning Weighing and Scanning

Evolving significantly the NPS results

Deflection of 35% of CC inquiries
NPS increased by 40 points
Drive efficiency through autonomous, transactional decisions
Mail and parcels sending and tracking launch – deflection of ~60% to digital channels

Synergies, greater efficiency, consistent experience and lower system costs
First pilot up and running
Create compelling web, app, store and lockers experience to promote self-service, reduce costs and enhance upsell / cross-sell



Store front-end

Self-service ecosystem
Network transformation within controlled Capex ratios



Strategic positioning on the fastest growing segment (e-commerce) and its key players

The most compelling offer along the e-commerce value chain, enhanced by the DHL JV

A specialised operating model, backed by tech autonomy and integration

Differentiation, scale and efficiency as the levers to consolidate best-in class margins


Leveraging proven capabilities and targeted initiatives to sustain performance and mitigate declining volumes impact

Mail operates under a service-level contract, while business and retail solutions enhance client value and footprint

Note: 2024 Financials

Portugal is no exception to this trend
Mail volume in decline at a global level, driven by market trends

Digitalisation of processes

Shifting consumer behaviour

Rising costs of physical mail

¹ Market volumes indicative, leveraging figures for leading postal operator for Italy, Netherlands, Portugal and Denmark as proxies; ² Forecast assumes average annual decline for period 2016-2023 is applied for the years beyond 2023; Source: BCG's proprietary Market Insight Tool; IPC Global Postal Industry Report; Annual Reports; Company annual reports; ctt analysis

Using 2024 as a reference, the new pricing formula affects 60% of Mail revenue
Regulated email reduction is an unavoidable trend …

… but with the new price formula allows ctt to mitigate …

… part of the challenge, while keeping tight cost control

Includes USO parcels; 2 Price formula explanation: Inflation: Avg. variation in Consumer Price Index over last 12 months; Volume: Yearly variation in volume, adjusted for Variable Costs (VC); E: Efficiency factor fixed at 0,5pp for every contract year; K: Adjustor for significant USO changes; 3) Considering 2024 revenue distribution

We have been proactive in evolving our network

Using technology to improve performance – 3 practical examples


Capacity increase through an ergonomically redesigned cart transitioning from pulling to pushing made from recycled materials and locally produced in Portugal at onethird the cost of Nordic suppliers
>4M total walked km in 24 (+10% compared to 23)

Incorporate into a digital system, associated with mail processing equipment, the knowledge of postal workers so that it can automatically sort by route and sequence objects that are currently rejected

Strategically aligned with demand-supply forecasts to mitigate risks

<sup>1 Employees which meet the requirement to retire; 2 Assuming 2024 attrition rate of 1.4% YoY

Through targeted cost-cutting initiatives and operational adjustments

Source: ctt analysis

Even though some countries have moved towards adapting to context

Source: ERGP 2024 Note: D+X = Next working day(s); 1 Universal Service Obligation; 2 data refers to mainland territory; 3 Exception for visually impaired people, small island and international mail during transition
000

Simplify products, aligned with mail's importance in society


Ensure funding of the concession contract, as self-funded model is not sustainable

Maintain proximity through self-care options


Balancing digital payments growth, with financial inclusion
Increasing demand for digital payments
Physical payments still the most suited for some segments
6% Digital payments value CAGR₂₂₋₂₄

Cost control & reduction to navigate current uncertainty context, and position for growth
Service outsourcing for cost optimisation
Demand for specialised partners
33%
main priority (+8pp vs 24)

Accelerating efficiency and long-term growth through Digitalisation and (Gen) AI
Digital transformation seeking efficiency
Next wave, AI unlocking new growth opportunities
70%
Supporting value creation by offsetting declining mail margins
Transformation 000 Online Sales Payments Enabler & Support 21 M€ 12 M€ 36 M€ 3 M€1 ctt share in sectorial clients2 Mail & Document Commercial Business Payments Services & Management Process Services Comprehensive payment Digital Platforms solutions, spanning payment Automating mail and Delivering end-to-end BPO >90% for businesses, mobility document workflows solutions and contact Enabling e-commerce/ Utilities & retail networks across production. centre services to boost online stores and offering delivery, digitisation. business efficiency geographical & addressarchiving, and disposal related services >80% Municipalities 52% 119M 29% 100k Daily users -Postal objects BPS Growth (23-24) PT students use ctt's processed via P&F Payshop network >65% Digital wallet >5 5M Bank & Customers call Insurance taken and actioned 3.7M 10M >45% PT households 155M Geo-services API Documents sent consultations using our payments Public services through viactt Documents - Collected. solutions analysed and actioned
M€ Total revenues (24)
1 Net revenues applicable for some product categories; 2 Clients with mail revenues over 20k€ per year with BS services

Expanding our role across the customer lifecycle to increase share of wallet



Note: 2024 Financials
15M Walk-ins ctt stores
Self-service, digital tools and service portfolio play a major role in fulfiling this approach


FSR portfolio across channels
| Full offer | ||
|---|---|---|
| $\odot$ | Selected offer | |
| (3) | Not available |
| Logistics offering | Additional offering | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ctt Stores Focus on SOHO esellers and services (insurance, public debt, utilities) | E&P | Financial Services |
banco ctt | Payments | Retail Products |
Other Services |
||
| ponto Ctt Posts Shipping services (simplified offer) | $\odot$ | $\bigcirc$ | $\bigcirc$ | Ø | Ø | Ø | ||
| payshop Agents Payments, Retail products, simplified shipping services | $\odot$ | ⊘ | Ø | Ø |
Effective channel and service segmentation to meet customer needs, maximising growth and cross-selling
Focused on aligning customer expectations with business

with added self-service
capabilities
3
omnichannel
experience

Bringing more consultative sales and service convenience to high-potential locations


A new shop concept designed to enhance client autonomy and self-service convenience...


...featuring spaces that foster up and cross-selling ctt services to individuals and SOHO/SMFs...


... supported by technology that enables a new customer journey
Top 10-15% highpotential stores will be annually remodelled








Servin partnership: Over 2001 calls received through Portuguese sign language video interpretation
Community proximity: Supporting associations through our network's reach



Self-service hardware: Lockers modular evolution to CSS full suite
1 Due to space limitation the remaining 30% of stores cannot accommodate a Locker, however each has one located within 500 meters




Digital adoption has reached 50% of our customers

<sup>1 Tolls payments in value; 2 Public Debt placement operations
Digital expansion and new services, on top of a stable context for public debt

Includes revenues from services with subscription, e.g. Health plans, Insurance and new services under development



Distinctive track-record, with a perfect fit with retail bank core values
Household name, historically attached to the ideas of Trust And Proximity, with experience on financial products (retail sovereign debt)
Post crisis context, with negative perception of incumbent banks
Nationwide presence, at very low Capex
Usage of ctt infrastructure allowing for lower Capex deployment (5x less investment per branch vis-à-vis incumbents) and low incremental OPEX
Prime, high-traffic locations, well-known by local population
Simplified retail bank, with essential offer at affordable price point
Essential core banking offer (day-to-day, credit and savings)
Reduced adoption barriers, strong value for money, attacker stance, particularly on initial engagement (current account and daily transactions)
Sizable and productive retail bank franchise…
>700,000
accounts, 65% Lisbon/Porto metro areas, average age 48 years, strong digital adoption
Net Promoter Score above peers
Already noteworthy engagement, ~50% with domiciled salary and/or heavy transaction frequency1

…Plus, distinctive auto loans point of sale operation
>100,000
auto loan contracts, average ticket 15k, 8 years maturity
Acquired in 2019, 321 Crédito became a TOP 3 player in auto loans, with >12% market share (credit production)2
Strong presence in profitable segment, more than 1,000 productive relationships with credit intermediaries (auto dealers)
1 Considering 650k 1st holders, >18 years, ~50% have salary and/or heavy transaction frequency; 2 Based on ASFAC data for used autos (Associação de Instituições de Crédito Especializado)


1 Considering on-balance volumes; Source: Banco de Portugal
| 2025 (set)2 |
2025 Objetive3 |
2025 perspective |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accounts (thousands) | 701 | 700 - 750 |
|||
| Business Volumes (M€) | 7,590 | >7,000 | Business volumes above guidance, particularly on customer resources |
||
| Volumes | Resources (M€) | 5,445 | >5,000 | ||
| Credit (M€) | 2,145 | ~2,000 | |||
| PBT (M€) | 26 | 25 - 30 |
|||
| Normalised ROTE1 | 13.4% | 11 - 13% |
Profit before taxes expected to stay within |
||
| Results | CIR | 68% | <70% | range, despite lower interest rates scenario |
|
| CoR | 0.8% | 0.7 – 0.9% |
1 Tangible Equity normalised @15% of average RWA; 2 End of quarter for volumes; last twelve months for results; 3 Based on September 2023 Reverse Roadshow (objectives revised upwards vis-à-vis 2022 CMD)



Driving growth through customer growth, engagement level, and widening of savings offering


Base & Engage
Themes Envisaged evolution Target 2024-28
Improve current account portfolio Freemium approach, low barriers to adoption and premium accounts Tailor-made offers for specific segments (e.g., self-employed) Simplified commissions, positive discrimination of salary domiciliation
Improve service and capillarity
Improve service standards, with fully revamped digital channels Increased capillarity, with presence in underserved regions

>1 million accounts
2

Deposits & Savings
Complete off-balance offer
Strength Generali partnership with new product launches Launch investment funds and selected capital markets products (e.g., sovereign bonds and ETFs)
>15% CAGR

Strong growth while maintaining the overall risk appetite1


3B

Auto Loans
>15% CAGR
1 Cost of Risk guidance remains at 0,7-0,9%; 2 API – Application Programming Interface, allowing large intermediaries to interconnect own CRMs with bctt credit workflow



Hybrid Distribution Model
Reinforce in-store specialised staff, from 165 FTE to ~300 FTE (still, reduced workforce costs vis-à-vis incumbents)
Expand branch capillarity, with a unique low-cost approach, only available to ctt Group, aiming to enter underserved regions, but with significant market value (~30% of total savings)



1 Tangible equity normalized @ 15% of average RWA 2 CET1 current requirement 8,69%: 4,50% Pillar 1 + 1,69% Pillar 2 + 2,50% Conservation Buffer (prior to the increase in the Counter Cyclical Buffer from 0% to 0,75% in Jan 2026) Note: Main macro assumption: benign economic environment with Euribor at ~2.2% (2028)

banco ctt business volumes market share1
1.0% 1.2% 1.8% 2.8 – 3.4%2
1 Considering on-balance volumes (individual clients, all segments); 2 Assuming market growing at 2022—24 CAGR; Source: Banco de Portugal



Anchoring e-commerce solutions as our key business unit


1 Includes Retail and Financial Services
Combining fast growth with best-in-class profitability

Using balance sheet to drive sustainable performance with a well-balanced capital strategy

1 Total dividends paid to CTT shareholders; excludes dividends paid by CTT subsidiaries to minorities; 2 Banco CTT under equity method, including IFRS16
ctt has been able to re-deploy capital in a value accretive manner


Key financial objectives assumed in ctt's CMD22

In the next cycle we will continue to build on our competitive advantage


1 Pro-forma figures including Cacesa; 2 Includes Financial Services & Retail Note: 2028 figures include DHL JV & Cacesa; Source: Grupo ctt; ctt analysis
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1 Banco de Portugal "Boletim Económico junho 2025"; 2 CFP "Perspetivas Económicas e Orçamentais 2025-2029", April 2025; 3 Banco de España "Proyecciones macroeconómicas de España 2025"; 4 AIReF - Autoridad Independiente de ResponsabilidadFiscal, AAI "Informe de Seguimiento del Plan Fiscal y Estructural de Medio Plazo 2025-2028 ", May 2025
Scaling operations and service quality through strategic investments in infrastructure, OOH solutions and IT

1 annual average; 2 includes Express & Parcels, Financial Services & Retail and Business Solutions
Banco ctt will continue its fast growth momentum, with a self-funded investment plan


Price / Book Value vs Business Volumes growth

Source: Capital IQ, ctt analysis

Note: 2024 Financials
Pursuing further e-commerce value chain integration


1 Financials with banco ctt under equity method

Ambition to implement a compelling shareholder remuneration policy that provides a reliable source of income for investors
Capital allocation policy

Combine recurring, dividend-based, and opportunistic shareholder returns, with SBB & cancellations, aligned w/ specific market conditions and company leverage

Leverage cash generation and balance sheet flexibility to pursue M&A opportunities to drive growth and position ctt as a leading Iberian logistics & e-commerce player
35-50%
Dividend Payout Ratio Between 2025-28
150-165M€
Cumulative Capex Between 2025-28
<2.5x Net Debt / EBITDA w/ banco ctt under Equity Method


Nurture closeness to our customers, to be their most trustful partner



1,600-1,700 M€ Revenues
Recurring EBIT 170-195 M€ #1

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