Allpark Empreendimentos Participações e Serviços (ALPK3) investor relations material

Scale and footprint

• Brazil’s largest parking operator and only listed peer on B3; 851 operations, 558.2k parking spaces, 115 cities, 21 states and 7,000+ employees.

• 2026 revenue mix: Off-Street 84.4%, On-Street 13.1% and Beyond Parking 2.5%; 24.6% of net revenue generated by digital platforms.

• Net revenue CAGR was 17.5% from 2023 to 2025; portfolio spans 20+ economic sectors, including 146 hospitals, 23 airports and 100 shopping malls.

• Since IPO, operations increased by 171 to 851; footprint reached 115 cities across 21 states by Jun 2026.

• 28 M&As completed and over R$1.0bn allocated to long-term assets; growth priorities include digital platforms and electromobility.

Financial performance

• Net revenue reached R$1,873m in 2025, up from R$1,585m in 2024; 2-year CAGR was 17.5%.

• 6M26 net revenue was R$1,019m, up 14.9% YoY from R$887m.

• Adjusted EBITDA was R$167m in 6M26 versus R$148m in 6M25; adjusted EBITDA 2-year CAGR was 18.7%.

• Net income reversed the negative result by R$172m in 6M26.

• Jun 2026 net debt was R$363.3m, leverage 2.1x and cost of debt 1.25%, versus R$748.5m, 2.3x and 1.65%, respectively, in 2025.

Operating model

• Off-Street operations comprised 831 sites and 409k spaces, representing 84.4% of total revenue.

• On-Street operations covered 20 cities and 5 states, with 149k spaces and 13.1% of total revenue.

• Flexible operating and lease models combine fixed or variable rent, revenue sharing, concessions and tailored contract terms.

• São Paulo Zona Azul concession covers 54k+ spaces for 15 years and included a R$595m upfront concession fee.

• São Paulo Zona Azul 2025 net revenue was R$189m, up 21.7%; 6M26 net revenue was R$103m, up 15.5% YoY.