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Nedgia, the Naturgy group gas distributor, has achieved an important milestone in its energy transformation by signing applications to inject green gas (biomethane) into its network for a volume equivalent to the consumption of one million homes.

Today marked the visit of the Regional Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Sustainable Development of Extremadura, Mercedes Morán, and the National Government Delegate in Extremadura, José Luis Quintana, to the construction site of the Campo de Arañuelo plant, Naturgy's largest photovoltaic facility in Spain located in the province of Caceres (Extremadura), between the towns of Aldeacentenera and Torrecillas de la Tiesa. Raquel Pastor López, Director General of Industry, Energy and Mines of the Regional Government of Extremadura; Jose Antonio García Muñoz, National Government sub-delegate in Cáceres; and Antonio Jesús Sánchez, Director General of Industry and Energy, as well as the mayors of Aldeacentenera, Francisco Muñoz, and Torrecillas de la Tiesa, Tomás Sanchez, also participated in the visit.

Naturgy has begun the technological transformation of the Novo wind farm, located in the municipalities of Valdoviño, San Sadurniño and Narón (A Coruña), which will involve replacing the 25 wind turbines currently installed at the facility with 5 state-of-the-art machines. As part of the project, the existing machines will be dismantled and replaced with more modern and efficient wind turbines, the natural environment of the areas previously occupied by the wind turbines will be restored and the electrical substation will be modernised. The work is scheduled for completion in mid-2026.

Naturgy has announced an offering of approximately 5.5% of its share capital, thus fulfilling its commitment to increase free float and favour the liquidity of its shares, in line with announcements after the recent partial takeover bid for its treasury shares and presentation of historic results in the first half of 2025.

Naturgy has presented results for the first half of the year that confirm the objectives of its new 2025–2027 Strategic Plan. The group generated an EBITDA of €2,848 million, a record profit of €1,147 million, and maintained its net debt level below €13,700 million in a context of high volatility and uncertainty. The more than €3,000 million invested by June, including the treasury stock purchase, have not affected financial strength, as the net debt/EBITDA ratio remains below 2.6x. These figures are above current market consensus estimates.

Naturgy has commissioned the Ocaña photovoltaic in the province of Toledo. The 50 MW facility will produce around 100 GWh of renewable energy per year, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of approximately 26,000 homes. By connecting this new plant, Naturgy reaches 1,200 MW of operational renewable generation in Castilla-La Mancha and reinforces its commitment to promoting its energy transition.

Naturgy has successfully completed the takeover bid for its own shares launched last May. The acceptance period for the takeover bid ended on Friday 13 June and the result was very favourable in terms of achieving the company's free float and liquidity targets on the stock exchange. Once the offer is completed, the company will apply all the temporal and operational flexibility it deems necessary to bring the shares back to the market and once again increase the free float.

Naturgy has begun the technological transformation of the Somozas wind farm, located in the municipality of the same name in A Coruña, which will involve replacing 81 wind turbines with 9 state-of-the-art machines. As part of the project, the existing machines will be dismantled and replaced with more modern and efficient wind turbines, the natural environment of the areas previously occupied by the wind turbines will be restored and the electrical substation will be modernised. The work is scheduled for completion in mid-2026.

Today, the Regional Minister for the Environment and Climate Change, Ángeles Vázquez, and Naturgy's delegate for Renewable Projects in Galicia, María Landeira, paid a visit to the Monte Redondo wind farm in Vimianzo, where the current 66 wind turbines will be replaced with 11 state-of-the-art machines, all while maintaining the same installed capacity of 49.5 MW. The Director General of Renewable Energies and Climate Change, Paula Uría, and the Head of Wind, Solar and Cogeneration Operations, Irma González, as well as Naturgy’s delegate in Galicia, Alberto Suárez, also took part in the visit.