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Wizz Air Holdings PLC

AGM Information Jul 24, 2025

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Wizz Air Holdings Plc

RESULT OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE ALL ORDINARY AND SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS AT WIZZ AIR'S 2025 AGM

Geneva, 24 July 2025: Wizz Air Holdings Plc ("Wizz Air" or the "Company"), announces that at its annual general meeting ("AGM") held yesterday, all ordinary and special resolutions were passed. All resolutions were decided by poll.

The total voting rights of the Company as at 7:00 p.m. (CEST) on 21 July 2025, being the time at which shareholders had to be on the Company's shareholder register in order to be eligible to vote, was 103,402,180.

In accordance with paragraph 6.2.8 of the UK Listing Rules, the resolutions to re-elect Barry Eccleston, Charlotte Pedersen, Charlotte Andsager, Enrique Dupuy de Lome Chavarri, Anthony Radev, Anna Gatti and Phit Lian Chong as directors of the Company were approved by (a) the shareholders of the Company (resolutions 7, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20) and (b) the independent shareholders of the Company (resolutions 8, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 and 21).

In accordance with paragraph 6.4.2 of the UK Listing Rules, a copy of the special resolutions approved at the AGM have been forwarded to the Financial Conduct Authority for publication through the Document Viewing Facility and will be accessible via the National Storage Mechanism website (National Storage Mechanism | FCA).

The AGM results will also be made available on the Company's website: General Meetings (wizzair.com).

The Board notes that resolution 2, being approval of the Directors' Remuneration Report, had more than 20% of votes cast against following the proportionate disenfranchisement of Non-Qualifying Nationals described below.

In the coming months, the Board will continue to consult with major shareholders on remuneration and wider governance matters. In accordance with the UK Corporate Governance Code, the Board will publish an update on this engagement within six months of the AGM.

The Board is pleased that each of the AGM resolutions received broad-based shareholder support and appreciates the time taken by shareholders to engage with the Company in recent months.

The first table below shows the total number of votes that were cast without showing the effect of disenfranchising a fixed proportion of shares held by each Non-Qualifying National as the result of sending Restricted Share Notices to such persons, as announced by the Company on 25 June 2025. It is not, therefore, the result of the AGM.

The second table shows the results of the poll taken at the AGM. The number of shares voting and the percentage of share capital voted reflect such proportionate disenfranchisement.

Further details of each of the resolutions are contained in the notice of AGM which is available at http://corporate.wizzair.com.

Table 1 – total votes cast (without showing the effect of disenfranchising shares held by Non-Qualifying Nationals)

Resolution Votes For % Votes
Against
% Total Votes
(excluding
votes
withheld)
% of
Issued
Share
Capital
Voted
Votes
Withheld*
Ordinary resolutions
1 To receive the Company's
annual report and accounts
for the financial year ended 31
March 2025 together with the
related directors' and auditor's
60,785,730 99.95% 31,405 0.05% 60,817,135 58.82% 1,072,762
Resolution Votes For % Votes
Against
% Total Votes
(excluding
votes
withheld)
% of
Issued
Share
Capital
Voted
Votes
Withheld*
report (the "2025 Annual
Report and Accounts").
2 To approve the Directors'
Remuneration Report for the
financial year ended 31 March
2025.
44,399,884 71.75% 17,478,656 28.25% 61,878,540 59.84% 11,357
3 To approve the initial opt-in by
József Váradi in a private
pension scheme introduced
by the Company and an
additional contribution by the
Company of up to 1.5% of his
salary.
61,731,703 99.81% 119,889 0.19% 61,851,592 59.82% 38,305
4 To re-elect William A. Franke
as director.
58,937,337 95.37% 2,862,457 4.63% 61,799,794 59.77% 90,103
5 To re-elect József Váradi as
director.
61,494,302 99.38% 383,191 0.62% 61,877,493 59.84% 12,404
6 To re-elect Stephen L.
Johnson as director.
61,494,198 99.38% 382,948 0.62% 61,877,146 59.84% 12,751
7 To re-elect Barry Eccleston as
director.
57,788,062 93.39% 4,089,084 6.61% 61,877,146 59.84% 12,751
8 To re-elect Barry Eccleston as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
32,927,712 89.04% 4,054,370 10.96% 36,982,082 35.77% 24,907,815
9 To re-elect Andrew S.
Broderick as director.
61,453,053 99.32% 422,833 0.68% 61,875,886 59.84% 14,011
10 To re-elect Charlotte
Pedersen as director.
61,731,054 99.77% 145,331 0.23% 61,876,385 59.84% 13,512
11 To re-elect Charlotte
Pedersen as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
36,871,882 99.70% 110,289 0.30% 36,982,171 35.77% 24,907,726
12 To re-elect Charlotte
Andsager as director.
61,239,514 98.97% 637,731 1.03% 61,877,245 59.84% 12,652
13 To re-elect Charlotte
Andsager as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
36,382,848 98.38% 598,463 1.62% 36,981,311 35.76% 24,908,586
14 To re-elect Enrique Dupuy de
Lome Chavarri as director.
61,279,406 99.03% 597,740 0.97% 61,877,146 59.84% 12,751
15 To re-elect Enrique Dupuy de
Lome Chavarri as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
36,384,337 98.38% 597,735 1.62% 36,982,072 35.77% 24,907,825
16 To re-elect Anthony Radev as
director.
60,023,163 97.00% 1,853,983 3.00% 61,877,146 59.84% 12,751
17 To re-elect Anthony Radev as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
35,167,251 95.09% 1,814,821 4.91% 36,982,072 35.77% 24,907,825
18 To re-elect Anna Gatti as
director.
60,061,948 97.07% 1,815,297 2.93% 61,877,245 59.84% 12,652
19 To re-elect Anna Gatti as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
35,167,659 95.09% 1,814,512 4.91% 36,982,171 35.77% 24,907,726
20 To re-elect Phit Lian Chong
as director.
61,766,270 99.82% 110,876 0.18% 61,877,146 59.84% 12,751
21 To re-elect Phit Lian Chong
as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
36,871,255 99.70% 110,817 0.30% 36,982,072 35.77% 24,907,825
22 To re-appoint
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
as the Company's auditors
from the conclusion of the
61,819,524 99.90% 59,629 0.10% 61,879,153 59.84% 10,744
Resolution Votes For % Votes
Against
% Total Votes
(excluding
votes
withheld)
% of
Issued
Share
Capital
Voted
Votes
Withheld*
AGM until the conclusion of
the next AGM.
23 To authorise the audit
committee to agree the
remuneration of the auditors.
61,845,704 99.95% 33,469 0.05% 61,879,173 59.84% 10,724
24 To authorise the directors to
allot shares.
61,226,526 98.95% 652,617 1.05% 61,879,143 59.84% 10,754
Special resolutions
25 To disapply pre-emption
rights.
57,667,748 93.19% 4,211,022 6.81% 61,878,770 59.84% 11,127
26 To disapply pre-emption rights
in connection with an
acquisition or specified capital
investment.
56,548,341 91.38% 5,331,581 8.62% 61,879,922 59.84% 9,975

Table 2 – results of the poll taken at the AGM (post disenfranchisement)

Resolution Votes For % Votes
Against
% Total Votes
(excluding
votes
withheld)
% of
Issued
Share
Capital
Voted
Votes
Withheld*
Ordinary resolutions
1 To receive the Company's
annual report and accounts
for the financial year ended 31
March 2025 together with the
related directors' and auditor's
report (the "2025 Annual
Report and Accounts").
21,739,976 99.95% 10,284 0.05% 21,750,261 21.03% 1,072,762
2 To approve the Directors'
Remuneration Report for the
financial year ended 31 March
2025.
16,713,439 72.63% 6,299,725 27.37% 23,013,165 22.26% 11,357
3 To approve the initial opt-in by
József Váradi in a private
pension scheme introduced
by the Company and an
additional contribution by the
Company of up to 1.5% of his
salary.
21,960,649 99.85% 32,330 0.15% 21,992,979 21.27% 38,305
4 To re-elect William A. Franke
as director.
21,022,409 95.72% 939,659 4.28% 21,962,068 21.24% 90,103
5 To re-elect József Váradi as
director.
21,908,393 99.52% 106,056 0.48% 22,014,450 21.29% 12,404
6 To re-elect Stephen L.
Johnson as director.
21,908,367 99.52% 105,996 0.48% 22,014,363 21.29% 12,751
7 To re-elect Barry Eccleston as
director.
20,836,427 94.52% 1,207,215 5.48% 22,043,642 21.32% 12,751
8 To re-elect Barry Eccleston as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
14,652,050 92.49% 1,188,966 7.51% 15,841,016 15.32% 24,907,815
9 To re-elect Andrew S.
Broderick as director.
21,898,116 99.47% 115,933 0.53% 22,014,049 21.29% 14,011
10 To re-elect Charlotte
Pedersen as director.
21,975,505 99.79% 46,180 0.21% 22,021,684 21.30% 13,512
Resolution Votes For % Votes
Against
% Total Votes
(excluding
votes
withheld)
% of
Issued
Share
Capital
Voted
Votes
Withheld*
11 To re-elect Charlotte
Pedersen as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE) 15,781,821 99.81% 29,938 0.19% 15,811,759 15.29% 24,907,726
12 To re-elect Charlotte
Andsager as director. 21,818,567 99.03% 212,778 0.97% 22,031,345 21.31% 12,652
13 To re-elect Charlotte
Andsager as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
15,625,508 98.72% 202,995 1.28% 15,828,502 15.31% 24,908,586
14 To re-elect Enrique Dupuy de
Lome Chavarri as director.
21,828,506 99.08% 202,814 0.92% 22,031,321 21.31% 12,751
15 To re-elect Enrique Dupuy de
Lome Chavarri as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE) 15,625,879 98.72% 202,813 1.28% 15,828,692 15.31% 24,907,825
16 To re-elect Anthony Radev as
director.
21,516,240 97.69% 508,975 2.31% 22,025,215 21.30% 12,751
17 To re-elect Anthony Radev as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
15,323,368 96.84% 499,218 3.16% 15,822,586 15.30% 24,907,825
18 To re-elect Anna Gatti as
director.
21,525,903 97.73% 499,336 2.27% 22,025,239 21.30% 12,652
19 To re-elect Anna Gatti as
director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
20 To re-elect Phit Lian Chong 15,323,470 96.85% 499,141 3.15% 15,822,610 15.30% 24,907,726
as director. 21,984,279 99.86% 30,085 0.14% 22,014,363 21.29% 12,751
21 To re-elect Phit Lian Chong
as director.
(INDEPENDENT VOTE)
15,781,665 99.81% 30,070 0.19% 15,811,734 15.29% 24,907,825
22 To re-appoint
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
as the Company's auditors
from the conclusion of the
AGM until the conclusion of
the next AGM.
21,982,530 99.85% 32,333 0.15% 22,014,863 21.29% 10,744
23 To authorise the audit
committee to agree the
remuneration of the auditors.
22,004,070 99.95% 10,799 0.05% 22,014,868 21.29% 10,724
24 To authorise the directors to
allot shares.
21,690,051 98.46% 339,759 1.54% 22,029,811 21.30% 10,754
Special resolutions
25 To disapply pre-emption
rights.
20,653,421 93.75% 1,376,296 6.25% 22,029,717 21.30% 11,127
26 To disapply pre-emption rights
in connection with an
acquisition or specified capital
investment.
19,691,784 89.38% 2,340,391 10.62% 22,032,175 21.31% 9,975

*A vote withheld is not a vote in law and is not counted towards votes cast "For" or "Against" a resolution.

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About Wizz Air

Wizz Air operates a fleet of 237 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. A team of dedicated aviation professionals delivers superior service and very low fares, making Wizz Air the preferred choice of 63.4 million passengers in FY2025. Wizz Air is listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker WIZZ. The company was named one of the world's top ten safest airlines by airlineratings.com, the world's only safety and product rating agency, and named Airline of the Year by Air Transport Awards in 2019 and in 2023. Wizz Air has also been recognized as the "Most Sustainable Low-Cost Airline" between 2021-2024 and "Best Airline for Carbon Reduction" by World Finance Sustainability Awards in 2024. Wizz Air also received "EMEA's Environmental Sustainability Airline Group of the Year" by the CAPA-Centre for Aviation Awards for Excellence 2024.

For more information:

Investors:

Mark Simpson, Wizz Air

Media:

Andras Rado, Wizz Air [email protected] James McFarlane / Eleni Menikou / Charles Hirst, MHP Group [email protected]

Beata Szanto, Wizz Air [email protected]

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