PRESS RELEASE

LYON, 6 MARCH 2024 - 6.00 PM

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GL EVENTS' GROWTH MOMENTUM

REMAINS ON TRACK, EXCEEDING TARGETS IN 2023 WITH ANOTHER RECORD YEAR

GL Events

(FR0000066672,

GLO),

THE

INTEGRATED

EVENT

INDUSTRY

GROUP,

ANNOUNCES ITS 2023 ANNUAL RESULTS.

  • Record annual revenue of €1.427bn, +9% (+11% at constant exchange rates) (*)
  • Growth in EBITDA1 of 18% with a margin of 14%, +1.2 points (*)
  • 2023 EPS: +12% (*) (*)
  • 2024 targets: 7% growth in revenue, stable net debt

GL events' Board of Directors, meeting on 6 March 2024, approved the annual financial statements for the fiscal year ended 31 December 2023. Audit procedures have been completed and the statutory auditors' report is in the process of being issued.

Pre-IFRS 16 & IAS 29 data

€m

2021

2022

2023

Change vs.

2022

Revenue

741.2

1,315.3

1,427.3

9%

EBITDA

120.2

168.6

199.2

18%

EBITDA margin

16.20%

12.80%

14.00%

1.2

Current operating income

64.2

102.9

133.7

30%

Current operating margin

8.70%

7.80%

9.40%

1.6

Net profit

27.6

64.4

76.6

19%

Net profit attributable to

18.0

57.1

64.0

12%

shareholders (Group share)

Net margin

2.40%

4.30%

4.50%

0.2

EPS (1)

0.6

1.9

2.1

12%

NB: the full IFRS accounts are presented at the end of this press release

Olivier Ginon, Chairman-CEO of GL events Group, commented:

"With another record performance in 2023, GL events' momentum remains strong, especially after achieving a significant rebound in 2022. By leveraging the strengths of its three core businesses - Live, Exhibitions and Venues - the Group's growth strategy continues to create value and has once again outperformed its annual targets. As a result, revenue grew 9% to more than €1.4bn while the EBITDAmargin climbed to 14%.

This continuing momentum reflects the efforts of all our employees to whom I once again wish to extend my warmest thanks. GL events' ambitious ESG policies also continued to produce results in 2023, and we

1 Definitions are provided at the end of the press release.

(*) Pre-IAS 29 & IFRS 16 data

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are proud to announce our success in reducing our energy consumption, training more and more employees and significantly multiplying our circular economy initiatives. In light of the Group's performance in 2023, we will submit a proposal to the Annual General Meeting to increase the dividendtwofold, to €0.7 per share.

We are also looking ahead to 2024 with confidence as a landmark year with the organization of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris. We anticipate growth in revenue of approximately 7%, accompanied by further improvement in margins. We will continue to invest in production capacity toaccelerate the creation of value for our shareholders.

More forward-looking than ever, and in response to the sustained growth of our activities, we are strengthening our corporate governance by appointing new Managing Directors or Deputy Managing Directors in each of our three divisions to support the existing managers. I am convinced of the relevanceof our choices in which I have the utmost confidence, the same confidence I have in all our employees around the world who represent the driving force of GL events."

GL events reported annual revenue in 2023 of €1.427bn(*), up 9% on the previous year (+11% at constant exchange rates1). This growth was driven by the Exhibitions and Venues divisions which benefited from strong performances in Europe and the Americas, and a rebound in business in China.

GL events' growth in 2023 was accompanied by an improvement in profitability, with EBITDA up €30m to €199m(*). The Group has continued to keep fixed costs under control while benefiting from an improved business and geographical mix which has more than offset the effects from the comparison base from the previous year's mega-events (Qatar World Cup, COP 27 Egypt). As a result, the Group's EBITDA margin rose to 14% in 2023 primarily in response to:

  • a particularly strong business rebound in 2023 in China;
  • more robust growth by the Venues and Exhibitions businesses;
  • a more favourable biennial effect in an odd-numbered year.

After taking into account other operating income and expenses representing a charge of €4.9m, net financial expense of €26.2m (€45.2m under Full IFRS), and a tax charge of €26.5m (*), net income (Group share) came to €64.0m (€60.0m under Full IFRS), compared with €57.1m in 2022 (€52.7m under Full IFRS), representing a net margin of 4.5%. Earnings per share (EPS) for 2023 rose 12% to €2.14

The containment of net debt and improvement in EBITDA will lead to an improvement in financial leverage (2.5 vs. 2.7 by the end of 2022).

The Group's ESG performance is continuing to improve in 2023. For example, 73% of energy supplies come from renewable sources, while gross greenhouse gas emissions have been reduced by 6% in 2023 compared with 2022 like-for-like.

1 Definitions are provided at the end of the press release.

(*) Pre-IAS 29 & IFRS 16 data

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REVENUE AND PROFITABILITY BY DIVISION

Live (€m) pre-IFRS 16 & IAS 29

2021

2022

2023

Change vs.

2022

Revenue

430.4

851.7

824.5

-3%

EBITDA

60.0

93.1

93.3

0%

EBITDA margin

13.9%

10.9%

11.3%

0.4pt

Current operating income

21.4

49.5

45.7

-7.6%

Current operating margin

5.0%

5.8%

5.5%

-0.3pt

GL events LIVE succeeded in its year of commercial expansion, by diversifying into major sporting events like the Ryder Cup, the Rugby World Cup (RWC France 2023), the Pan-American Games and the start of the delivery of services for the 2024 Olympic Games. The division's activities in China continued to rebound during the year while Brazil achieved growth of more than 20%.

GL events Live reported revenue in 2023 of €824.5m, compared with €851.7m a year earlier, with a very high comparison base linked to mega-events in 2022 while EBITDA remained largely stable at €93.3m(*). GL events Live's current operating margin was 5.5% (*). The division's profitability was impacted by an 8% increase in fixed costs like-for-like (employee support and staffing for 2024) and a rise in customer claims.

Exhibitions (€m) pre-IFRS 16 & IAS 29

2021

2022

2023

Change vs.

2022

Revenue

144.5

138.5

209.7

51%

EBITDA

34.2

20.1

35.0

74%

EBITDA margin

23.7%

14.5%

16.7%

2.2pt

Current operating income

32.4

18.1

35.3

94.8%

Current operating margin

22.4%

13.1%

16.8%

3.8pt

After getting off to a slower start in H1 2023, GL events EXHIBITIONS performed in line with the market for the full year with 51% growth in annual revenue to €209.7m. This year, the division benefited in particular from the business upturn in China in Q2 2023, the rebound in Fashion trade shows, which accounted for 70% of pre-COVID business, and above all the strong momentum of B2B exhibitions like SIRHA, Hyvolution, Be Positive, CFIA, Global Industrie, Paysalia /Rocalia et Expomin (Chile).

With a 74% increase in EBITDA to €35.0m from €20.1m in 2022(*), the division registered an improvement in the EBITDA margin of 2.2 points to 16.7%(*) for the 2023 full-year. The current operating margin of 16.8%(*) confirms the positive impact of the measures implemented to reduce fixed costs and restore the Group's profitability. The division's profitability also benefited to some extent from the partial upturn in Chinese business and a more favourable biennial effect.

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Venues (€m) pre-IFRS 16 & IAS 29

2021

2022

2023

Change vs.

2022

Revenue

166.3

325.0

393.1

21%

EBITDA

26.1

55.4

70.8

28%

EBITDA margin

15.7%

17.0%

18.0%

1pt

Current operating income

10.4

35.3

52.7

49.3%

Current operating margin

6.2%

10.9%

13.4%

2.5pt

GL events VENUES continued to enjoy excellent momentum, with 21% growth in revenue on a reported basis and like-for-like1 to €393.1m(*). For this first full year of activity post-COVID-19 crisis, the Lyon and Paris sites in France, as well as those in Brazil and Hungary, are driving the division's growth.

GL events Venues' EBITDA grew 28% in 2023 to €70.8m(*). The division's profitability further accelerated in 2023 with a 2.5 point increase in the current operating margin to 13.4%(*) compared with 2022. This performance was made possible by maintaining tight control over personnel costs and optimizing management of higher energy costs, which more than compensated for the absence of activity caused by renovation work at the Anhembi site for more than half the year.

Finally, GL events' teams are working with great professionalism on the Stade de France concession project. In accordance with the formal procedure applicable to this application, to date the first hearings have already been conducted with the body representing the French governmental authorities. As stipulated in the tendering specifications for this public contract, working meetings are being carried out with the sports federations with the purpose of defining a collaborative operating procedure. The application filed on January 3 for the first phase designates GL events as the sole shareholder, although the governance structure may evolve in the future.

FINANCIAL STRUCTURE

GL events generated operating cash flow of €139m(*) in 2023, higher than expected at the beginning of the year and stable, including Capex of €113m vs. €58m in 2022. After M&A (€64m vs. €33m), GL events' net debt remained stable at €500m. At December 31, 2023, GL events had a cash position of €540m and had reduced its gross debt by €78m, in line with Group targets.

At December 31, 2023, the maturity of the Group's debt had improved to 3.5 years, and the Group's financial leverage ratio stood at 2.5x and 2.3x according to the calculation methods provided for in the financing contracts, well below the 3.5 ratio of the bank covenants. Bond debt accounts for 24% of the total, with fixed-rate or hedged debt representing more than 65%.

1 Definitions are provided at the end of the press release.

(*) Pre-IAS 29 & IFRS 16 data

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REINFORCING THE DIVISION MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

GL events has also strengthened the operational management structure of its three divisions.

New chief executive officers have been appointed to support strong business growth, strengthen skills and prepare for generational renewal.

  • The Live Division, chaired by Olivier Ferraton, who is also Deputy Managing Director of GL events, approved the promotions of Maxime Rosenwald to the position of Deputy Managing Director of GL events Live and Benjamin Thevenet to the position of General Secretary of GL events Live.
  • The Exhibitions Division, headed by Philippe Pasquet, has appointed Damien Timperio as Managing Director of GL events Exhibitions.
  • The Venues Division, chaired by Christophe Cizeron, welcomed the appointments of Daniel Chapiro as Deputy Managing Director of GL events Venues and Clément Guerci as Assistant Managing Director.

ESG

GL events is continuing to roll out its ESG policy and confirms its goals for reducing its carbon footprint, limiting the use of disposables, maximising its circular economy performance and promoting diversity and local development This ESG performance was rewarded by a silver medal from the ESG rating agency Ethifinance and a B rating from the CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) for the first year of response, with a sector average of B-.

In terms of carbon footprint reduction, 2023 results confirm the Group's targets, with a 6% gross reduction between 2022 and 2023 in the Group's carbon footprint on a like-for-like basis. More precisely, energy consumption linked to site activity was reduced by more than 30% by 31 December 2023, exceeding the target set in 2022 for a reduction of 25%. This reduction in consumption has been combined with a policy of sustainable investment (building, photovoltaic panels) and a renewable energy consumption rate of 73%.

To maximise its circular economy performance and limit the use of disposables, for FY 2023, the Group's waste separation rate increased to 49%, i.e. +5 points between 2022 and 2023 or +17 points between 2019 and 2023, in line with the target for a 10 point improvement in this metric. GL events is strengthening the sustainable dimension of its rental activity model by integrating eco-design directly into its purchasing processes, adding more than 300 products with a second life to its inventory and promoting environmental innovation through a first sustainability competition for the Live division.

In terms of employee-related and social issues, the Group has been particularly active in supporting its employees as business activity picks up, increasing the number of training hours by almost 50% and training more than 500 employees potentially concerned by the risks of corruption and/or fraud prevention during the year.

2024 TARGETS

The Group expects growth in business to be driven by the activities of Live (mega-events) and Venues (continuing development of the main sites operated by the Group).

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In addition, the Group intends to maintain a Capex programme (of around €115m), part of which concerns renovation work on the Anhembi site in São Paulo, Brazil (€55m) and part for assets needed to deliver the 2024 Olympics (€36m).

Despite a number of uncertain market conditions, for 2024, the Group is expecting:

  • growth in revenue of 7%;
  • net debt to remain stable at year-end, after reaching a peak at the end of June 2024 linked to the completion of the Anhembi project and the temporary impact of the 2024 Olympic Games on working capital requirements.

In addition, the Group will continue to roll out its ESG policy in 2024.

PROPOSED DIVIDEND AND SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING DATE

The Board of Directors proposes the payment of a dividend of €0.70 per share for fiscal 2023. The proposal will be submitted to the shareholders for approval at the General Meeting of the shareholders to be held on 25 April 2024 in Lyon.

UPCOMING EVENTS

  • 2024 first-quarter revenue: 24 April 2024
  • Annual General Meeting 25 April 2024

ABOUT GL EVENTS:

www.gl-events.com

About GL events: The Group is a world-class provider of integrated solutions and services for events operating

across the three main market segments: conventions, conferences, congresses; cultural, sports and political events; trade shows / B2B and B2C exhibitions and consumer fairs. GL events' activities are organised into three major business divisions. GL events Live provides a complete range of services for corporate, institutional and sports

events, and offers turnkey solutions from consulting and design to staging the event itself. GL events Exhibitions manages and coordinates the Group's portfolio of more than 200 proprietary trade fairs covering a wide range of sectors: food industry, culture, textiles, manufacturing… GL events Venues manages a network of 57 venues (convention and exhibition centres, concert halls and multi-purpose facilities) in France and international destinations.

Present on five continents with operations in more than 20 countries, GL events has 5,650 employees. GL events is listed on Euronext Paris, Compartment B (mid-caps).

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS

GL EVENTS' CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

(€ thousands)

2023

2022

2023 FULL IFRS

2022 FULL IFRS

Revenue

1,427,341

1,315,262

1,419,258

1,310,187

Purchases consumed

(94,413)

(104,914)

(94,254)

(104,355)

External charges

(782,302)

(750,944)

(716,073)

(692,364)

Taxes and similar payments

(20,777)

(17,571)

(20,765)

(17,561)

Personnel expenses and employee profit sharing

(333,659)

(285,566)

(333,146)

(285,318)

Allowances for depreciation and reserves

(65,471)

(65,655)

(112,299)

(110,006)

Other current operating income

6,530

13,825

6,530

13,825

Other current operating expenses

(3,543)

(1,497)

(2,890)

(2,406)

Operating expenses

(1,293,636)

(1,212,322)

(1,272,898)

(1,198,184)

CURRENT OPERATING INCOME

133,705

102,940

146,359

112,004

CURRENT OPERATING INCOME MARGIN

9.4%

7.8%

10.3%

8.5%

Other operating income and expenses

(4,881)

(4,932)

(4,881)

(4,932)

OPERATING PROFIT

128,824

98,008

141,478

107,072

OPERATING MARGIN

9.0%

7.5%

10.0%

8.2%

Net interest expense

(21,087)

(13,523)

(39,903)

(29,210)

Other financial income and expenses

(5,083)

(2,521)

(5,315)

(2,528)

NET FINANCIAL EXPENSE

(26,171)

(16,044)

(45,218)

(31,737)

EARNINGS BEFORE TAX

102,653

81,964

96,260

75,335

Income tax

(26,455)

(17,054)

(24,790)

(15,675)

NET PROFIT /(LOSS) OF CONSOLIDATED COMPANIES

76,198

64,910

71,470

59,660

Income (loss) from equity-accounted investees

376

(480)

374

(480)

NET PROFIT / (LOSS)

76,574

64,430

71,844

59,180

Attributable to non-controlling interests

12,601

7,325

11,895

6,478

NET PROFIT / (LOSS) ATTRIBUTABLE TO GROUP

63,973

57,105

59,949

52,702

SHAREHOLDERS

(€ thousands)

Current operating income

133,705

102,940

146,359

112,004

Allowances for depreciation and reserves

65,471

65,655

112,299

110,006

EBITDA

199,176

168,594

258,659

222,009

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GL EVENTS' CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

(€ thousands)

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

(Full IFRS)

(Full IFRS)

Goodwill

823,689

805,771

826,799

808,628

Other intangible assets

45,384

43,696

45,384

43,696

IFRS 16 concessions and leases

478,476

490,142

Land and buildings

342,762

271,232

342,762

271,232

Other tangible fixed assets

62,566

48,600

62,948

48,732

Rental equipment assets

150,827

131,245

150,827

131,245

Other investments and non-current

assets

68,106

78,774

68,157

78,806

Equity-accounted investments

2,312

1,894

2,312

1,894

Deferred tax assets

34,634

36,977

41,143

42,641

Non-current assets

1,530,279

1,418,190

2,018,808

1,917,014

Inventories & work in progress

59,286

45,138

61,190

46,104

Receivables

216,677

216,667

216,677

216,667

Other receivables

207,252

196,719

207,283

196,736

Cash

540,099

625,866

540,099

625,866

Current assets

1,023,315

1,084,391

1,025,249

1,085,374

Total assets

2,553,593

2,502,581

3,044,057

3,002,388

Share capital

119,931

119,931

119,931

119,931

Reserves and additional paid in capital

465,352

427,215

456,596

421,839

Translation adjustments

(196,957)

(182,109)

(196,957)

(181,828)

Net profit

63,973

57,105

59,949

52,702

Shareholders' equity attributable to

the Group

452,300

422,142

439,519

412,644

Non-controlling interests

146,051

192,658

142,943

190,050

Equity

598,350

614,800

582,463

602,694

Provisions for retirement severance

payments

12,989

12,256

12,989

12,256

Deferred tax liabilities

12,803

14,757

12,803

15,446

Non-current borrowings

843,921

866,758

843,921

866,758

Non-current IFRS 16 lease liabilities

-

463,093

469,575

Non-current liabilities

869,713

893,771

1,332,806

1,364,035

Provisions for contingencies and

expenses

19,365

23,887

19,365

23,887

Current financial debt

189,648

245,324

189,648

245,324

Current IFRS 16 lease liabilities

-

42,103

40,916

Current bank facilities and overdrafts

7,029

6,018

7,029

6,018

Advances and down payments

received

39,927

51,262

39,927

51,262

Trade payables

344,122

290,613

344,122

290,613

Tax and employee-related liabilities

162,003

142,436

162,003

142,436

Other liabilities

323,437

234,469

324,593

235,200

Current liabilities

1,085,529

994,010

1,128,788

1,035,658

Total equity and liabilities

2,553,593

2,502,581

3,044,057

3,002,388

In € thousands or %

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

(Full IFRS)

(Full IFRS)

Pre-IFRS 16 net debt

500,499

492,234

500,499

492,234

Net debt/Equity

83.6%

80.1%

85.9%

81.7%

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GL EVENTS' CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT

(€ thousands)

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

31/12/2023

31/12/2022

(Full IFRS)

(Full IFRS)

Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the

619,848

624,640

619,848

624,640

year

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Net profit

63,973

57,105

59,949

52,702

Amortisation, depreciation and provisions

58,788

61,379

58,788

61,354

Other non-cash income and expenses

(677)

(3,137)

5,519

3,123

Gains and losses on disposals of fixed assets

1,019

(1,487)

1,019

(1,487)

Share of consolidated subsidiaries' net income

12,601

7,325

11,895

6,478

attributable to non-controlling interests

Share in income of equity affiliates

(376)

480

(374)

480

Cash flow

135,328

121,665

136,796

122,649

Cost of net financial debt

21,087

13,523

39,903

29,210

Tax expense (including deferred taxes)

26,455

17,054

24,790

15,675

Cash flow before net interest expense and tax

182,871

152,243

201,488

167,534

Income tax payments

(19,975)

(13,095)

(19,975)

(13,017)

Change in inventories

(11,409)

(6,677)

(11,409)

(6,571)

Change in accounts receivable, discounted notes,

24,877

42,263

24,877

42,696

deferred income

Change in accounts payable, deferred charges

28,227

(6,339)

28,227

(6,593)

Other changes

46,897

25,059

46,397

25,176

Change in working capital requirements

88,592

54,307

88,092

54,707

Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities (A)

251,488

193,454

269,606

209,223

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Acquisition of intangible fixed assets

(6,075)

(3,643)

(6,075)

(3,642)

Acquisition of tangible assets and capitalised rental

(104,961)

(57,110)

(104,961)

(57,073)

equipment

Disposals of tangible and intangible assets

1,805

2,683

1,805

2,683

Investment grants received

221

49

221

49

Acquisitions of financial assets

(4,177)

(10,069)

(4,177)

(10,069)

Disposal of investments and other non-current assets

356

(58)

356

(58)

Net cash flows from the acquisition and disposal of

(63,776)

(32,552)

(63,776)

(32,552)

subsidiaries

Net cash provided by (used in) investing activities (B)

(176,609)

(100,700)

(176,609)

(100,662)

NET CASH FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Dividends paid to shareholders of the parent

(10,494)

(10,494)

Dividends paid to non-controlling shareholders of

(9,359)

(7,401)

(9,359)

(7,401)

consolidated companies

Other changes in equity

(3,126)

(4,294)

(3,126)

(4,294)

Change in borrowings

(112,080)

(69,986)

(112,080)

(70,060)

Cost of net financial debt

(21,087)

(13,523)

(39,903)

(29,210)

Net cash provided by (used in) financing activities (C)

(156,146)

(95,205)

(174,961)

(110,965)

Effect of exchange rate fluctuations on cash (D)

(5,512)

(2,341)

(4,814)

(2,388)

Net change in cash & cash equivalents (A + B + C + D)

(86,778)

(4,792)

(86,778)

(4,792)

Cash and cash equivalents at year-end

533,070

619,848

533,070

619,848

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DEFINITIONS

Constant exchange rates: average exchange rate of N applied to the previous period (N-1)

Organic growth: growth in revenue excluding changes in the scope of consolidation

Constant structure

  1. For acquisitions of the period: by adding to revenue of prior periods the sales of the acquired

company

  1. For disposals of the period: by subtracting from revenue of prior periods the sales of the company sold

LFL: like-for-like defined as at constant structure and exchange rates (see the definitions above for "constant structure" and "constant exchange rates" )

EBITDA: (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation) or "gross operating profit" defined as current operating income + depreciation, amortisation and provisions

IFRS 16: restatement of leases, standard applicable as from 1 January 2019

  1. Measurement of leases in the balance sheet under assets (right-of-use assets), with the recognition of a corresponding debt under liabilities (lease liabilities)
  1. A portion of lease payments is recognised under operating expenses ("amortisation") and a

portion under financial expense ("cost of debt")

  1. Covenants are determined excluding the application of this standard.

IAS 29: Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies For the Group, Turkey is included in the list of countries covered by this standard. In consequence, the accounts of the Group's Turkish companies are henceforth translated at the closing rate and no longer at the average rate for the period.

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