In 2Q25, ECNL delivered strong profitability despite modest revenue declines, reflecting continued operational efficiency and cost control. The Company achieved an EBITDA margin of 15.5%, up from 12.3% in 2Q24, driven by lower raw material costs, efficiency initiatives, and a favorable product mix. ECONYL® products once again proved pivotal, representing 60.7% of fiber revenues in 2Q25, in line with management’s long-term sustainability strategy. Regionally, the U.S. BCF segment recorded double-digit growth, while EMEA held broadly stable and APAC remained soft. The Company also launched a significant cost-optimization project in its U.S. carpet recycling operations, consolidating facilities to reduce labor and logistics costs, with initial savings expected in 2H25 and more substantial benefits in 2026 and beyond.