FY & 4Q25 Results



February 12, 2026

FY25 Operating Performance Highlights

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  • Momentum across key markets driven by:

    • All-time high brand power

    • Gained or maintained market share in two thirds of our markets

    • Volume trend improvement in 4Q as weather normalized

  • Consistent financial performance:

    • EBITDA +4.9% vs FY24 with margin expansion of 101bps

    • Underlying USD EPS +6.0% vs FY24

    • Free Cash Flow $11.3Bn, consolidating step-change delivered in FY24

  • FY25 growth highlights:

    • Megabrands revenue +4.1%

    • Beyond Beer revenue +23%

    • No-alcohol beer revenue +34%

    • BEES Marketplace annual GMV +61% vs FY24 to $3.5Bn

  • Increased capital allocation flexibility:

Ongoing $6Bn share buyback program

Proposed FY25 final dividend €1.00 per share, +15% vs FY241

Notes:

1. Proposed final dividend subject to approval at annual shareholders meeting; total FY25 dividends include €0.15 per share dividend announced on 30 October 2025

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Continued earnings growth, margin expansion, and solid free cash flow generation





Operating performance

FY25

4Q25

Total volumes

-2.3%

-1.5%

Revenue per hl

+4.4%

+4.0%

Total revenue

+2.0%

+2.5%

EBITDA

+4.9%

+2.3%

EBITDA margin

+101 bps

-10 bps

Underlying EPS (USD)

+6.0%

+7.5%

Constant Currency

+9.4%

+2.1%



Notes

Daily deseasonalized sales on 30 day rolling basis, representing internal sales data adjusted for typical seasonal variations

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Volume trend improved sequentially

2025 daily deseasonalized sales

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2025 deseasonalized sales

2025 average



Diversified geographic footprint driving consistent performance with revenue growth in 65% of markets

North America

EMEA



14% EBITDA contribution1

+3.2%

21% EBITDA contribution1

-1.0%

Organic revenue

FY25

Organic revenue

+7.0%

Organic EBITDA

FY25

+0.1%

Organic EBITDA

Middle Americas

APAC

8% EBITDA contribution1

-6.5%

Organic revenue

39% EBITDA contribution1

+4.7%

Organic revenue

South America

18% EBITDA contribution1

FY25

-9.0%

Organic EBITDA

FY25

+7.0%

Organic EBITDA

Note:

FY25

+4.9%

Organic revenue 2

+7.5%

Organic EBITDA 2



  1. Percentage EBITDA contribution is based on share of AB InBev Worldwide LTM EBITDA, excluding GEHC as of 31-Dec-2025

  2. Since 1Q24, the definition of organic revenue growth has been amended to cap the price growth in Argentina to a maximum of 2% per month (26.8% year-over-year)

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Advantaged footprint well positioned for growth, with FX diversification

Footprint well positioned to capture growth

Currency diversification

FX Contribution to Normalized EBITDA (%)

All Others

% EBITDA

Contribution

% Category Volume Growth

ABI Market Share1

Developing Markets

58%

40%

70%+

Emerging Markets

9%

38%

~40%+

Developed Markets

27%

17%

~40%

China

6%

5%

~20%

Europe

4%

13%

United States

19%

Canada

3%

Dominican Republic 4%

South Africa 5%

18%

Mexico

6%

Peru

6%

China

8%

Colombia

14%

Brazil

Source: ABI internal data, GlobalData for beer category growth FY25-FY29



Notes: ABI shares based on internal estimates for ABI markets; EBITDA contribution excluding GEHC

  1. Internal estimates. India is Premium/SP share

  2. Emerging markets defined as India, Africa excluding South Africa, Honduras, El Salvador, Bolivia and Guatemala

  3. Developed markets defined as US, Canada, South Korea, and Europe

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North America



United States

Building momentum and gaining share in beer and spirits driven by Michelob Ultra and Cutwater

  • Michelob Ultra and Busch Light the #1 and #2 volume

    share gainers in the beer industry

  • Beyond Beer portfolio grew revenues in the high-thirties in FY25 led by Cutwater, the #1 share gaining brand in the total spirits industry in Q4



    Canada

  • Estimated to have gained share of beer and Beyond Beer in FY25

  • Busch and Michelob Ultra the top two volume share gainers in the beer industry

FY25

Volumes Revenue / hl Revenue

Normalized EBITDA

Normalized EBITDA Margin

- 3.0% + 2.1% - 1.0% + 0.1% 33.0%

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Middle Americas



Mexico

Market share gain and margin expansion drove mid-single digit top- and bottom-line growth

  • Revenue increased by mid-single digits in FY25

  • Above core beer portfolio delivered high-single digit revenue growth, led by Modelo and Pacifico



    Colombia

    Record high volume and margin expansion drove double-digit bottom-line growth

  • Volumes grew by low-single digits

  • Above core beer brands led performance with mid-

    teens volume growth

    FY25

    Volumes Revenue / hl Revenue

    Normalized EBITDA

    Normalized EBITDA Margin

    + 0.5% + 4.2% + 4.7% + 7.0% 50.0%

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    South America



    Brazil

    Improved momentum in 4Q25 with market share gain driven by our premium portfolio

  • Gaining share in Q4 with our volumes returning to growth in December

  • Premium and super premium beer brands grew volumes in the high-teens in FY25 to now lead the premium segment

    Argentina

  • Overall consumer demand impacted by inflationary

    pressures

  • Volume declined by mid-single digits in FY25

    FY25 1

    Volumes Revenue / hl Revenue

    Normalized EBITDA

    Normalized EBITDA Margin

    - 3.5% + 8.7% + 4.9% + 7.5% 32.6%

    Notes:

    1. Since 1Q24, the definition of organic revenue growth has been amended to cap the price growth in Argentina to a maximum of 2% per month (26.8% year-over-year)

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    EMEA



    Europe

    Continued market share gains and premiumization partially offset a soft industry

  • Gained market share in 5 of 6 key markets in FY25

  • Performance led by Corona, which delivered mid-single digit volume growth

    South Africa

    Continued momentum and market share gain delivered

    mid-single digit top- and bottom-line growth

  • Performance led by our premium and super premium brands, which grew volumes by mid-teens in FY25

    FY25

    Volumes Revenue / hl Revenue

    Normalized EBITDA

    Normalized EBITDA Margin

    - 0.7% + 3.9% + 3.2% + 7.0% 32.6%

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    Asia Pacific



    China

    Top- and bottom-line declined, impacted by volume performance

  • 4Q25 market share trend improved to be flat versus 4Q24

  • Investing in our portfolio, innovation and enhancing

    our route to market in the in-home channel



    South Korea

  • Revenue increased by low-single digits in FY25

  • Estimated to have gained market share in both 4Q25

and FY25



FY25

Volumes Revenue / hl Revenue

Normalized EBITDA

Normalized EBITDA Margin

- 6.3% - 0.3% - 6.5% - 9.0% 29.9%

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Consistent execution of our strategy

volumes

Share of total alcohol beverage (% LBE)



46.9

46.7

46.8

44.7

50.0

50.3

Beer + Beyond Beer (RTDs)

BEER CATEGORY VOLUME GROWTH

Estimated CAGR (FY25-FY29)





Beer

40.2

39.0

39.1



11.1

10.6

12.9

Spirits



Wine

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

2025F 2026F 2027F 2028F

2029F



Source: IWSR Global Tool Jan26

Note: Share of throat based on Liters of Beer Equivalent (LBE) conversion factor, where 1 spirit serving is 6.6 beer servings, 1 wine serving is 1.89 beer servings and 1 RTD/Cider

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Category gaining share of alcohol beverage and forecast to grow





Investing in our brands for the long-term

All-time high Brand Power

Scaled & efficient investments in S&M

Sales & Marketing Spend ($Bn)

Total Brand Power 1

+~40bps

6.8

7.3 7.2 7.2 7.4

2023 2024 2025

FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25



Notes

1. According to Kantar and internal estimates

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Megabrands driving efficient growth



~5 brands per market

Making up the majority of volumes & growth

Receiving disproportionate S&M investment

+25%

Megabrands Net Revenue ($Bn)

34

50%

57%

+10%1

CAGR



FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25



NR Weight

Net Revenue

Note:

1. Organic Net Revenue CAGR

+4.1%

Net Revenue growth vs LY

57%

Of our total revenue

World's Most

Effective Marketers

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Global leader in Premium Beer 2

+13%

Premium Beer Net Revenue ($Bn)

21

34%

35%

+6%1

CAGR



FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25

With headroom for future growth

>2x

Expected growth vs overall beer category

FY25-FY29 3

Premium +

Volume CAGR

Forecast FY25-FY29 3

Developing Markets

+8.8%

Emerging Markets

+3.5%

Developed Markets

+3.4%

China

+1.6%

TOTAL

+4.0%

NR Weight

Net Revenue



Notes

  1. Organic Net Revenue CAGR

  2. According to Plato Logic as per 2024

  3. According to GlobalData

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Significant opportunity for premiumization



SINCE FY18



Eero

FOR THE 3RDCONSECUTIVE YEAR

(2023/2024/2025)

FY25 VOLUME

VOLUME GROWTH

DOUBLE-DIGIT

lfANTAR B R A N D z Brand Finance

GROWTH



LEADING PREMIUMIZATION &

CELEBRATINGGOLDEN MOMENTS





VS COMPARABLE PREMIUM BRAND2

¿0A8lnBev

Notes

  1. Represents Corona beer only; Corona volumes excluding Mexico

  2. Weighted average price premium of Corona versus closest comparable premium beer brand in top 15 markets

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Leading category development with innovation in balanced choices

Easy Drinking

& Classic Lager

Next Gen

Styles & Flavor

Zero Sugar

Low Cal Gluten Free Classic Lager

Low Cal/Carb, Easy Drinking



No-Alcohol Beer



+8.9%

Net Revenue growth vs LY

$5.0Bn

FY25 revenue

~10%

Of our beer revenue

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