Village Farms International (VFF) investor relations material

Company overview and strategic positioning

• Operates as a top 10 global cannabis operator with a $350 million market cap and strong profitability, leveraging a 37-year history in large-scale, controlled environment agriculture.

• Transitioned from produce to cannabis after Canadian legalization, now a global cannabis pure-play following the privatization of its legacy produce business.

• Holds 7.2 million sq ft of advanced greenhouse and indoor cultivation assets, with only 30% currently used for cannabis, providing significant expansion potential.

• Canadian assets include the world’s largest EU GMP-certified cannabis facility, supporting international exports and compliance.

• Maintains a strong balance sheet, with sustainable profitability and ample cash for growth investments.

Asset portfolio and operational expansion

• Major facilities are located in Delta, B.C., West Texas, Quebec, and a new European headquarters in the Netherlands.

• Only 2.2 million sq ft of the Delta, B.C. facility is currently used for cannabis, with options to expand into the D1 greenhouse over the next four to five years.

• Recent investments have expanded the Delta 2 facility, adding 40 metric tons of capacity and increasing Canadian production by 33% over the next six months.

• The Netherlands facility, serving as European HQ, will ramp to full production by Q1 next year, targeting 10 tons of annual output.

• Texas assets represent a long-term opportunity, with 50 acres of greenhouses and a potential $400 million revenue opportunity if converted to cannabis.

Market presence and growth opportunities

• Core brands in Canada include Pure Sunfarms, Super Toast, and Fraser Valley, with a leading market share in dried flower.

• International sales are approaching a CAD 100 million run rate, with leading market share in Germany and exports to the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.

• EU GMP certification provides a competitive advantage, enabling premium pricing and insulation from price compression in international markets.

• Plans to enter multiple new international markets this year, with a focus on organic growth and new product categories such as vapes and convenience products.

• U.S. market entry is contingent on regulatory clarity, with strategic patience and readiness to scale in Texas and other states.