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AIA – FY25 Annual Report correction

Annual Report4 September 2025AIAIndustrials

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Chief executive remuneration

CE remuneration summary

A summary of the remuneration received in each of the prior five financial years by the CE is provided in the table below.

Financial

year

Chief

executive

Base

salary

Benefits

1

Fixed

remuneration

subtotal

STI

earned

STI

earned as

a % of

maximum

award

LTI

vested

Subtotal

Total

remuneration

FY25Carrie

H

urihanganui

$1,390,574$74,0571,464,631$698,76472%$0$698,764$2,163,395

FY24Carrie

H

urihanganui

$1,254,000$70,230$1,324,230$614,46070%Not

eligible

2

$614,460$1,938,690

FY23Carrie

H

urihanganui

$1,200,000$56,166$1,256,166$669,00080%Not

eligible

$669,000$1,925,166

FY22Carrie

H

urihanganui

3

$481,529$19,147$500,676$272,21981%Not

eligible

4

$272,219$772,875

FY22Adrian

Little

wood

5

$598,561$43,291$641,852$329,93879%$351,836$681,774$1,323,626

1 Includes a Kiwisaver contribution of 3%, insurance and other statutory benefits.

2 The Chief Executive participated in FY22, FY23 and FY24 long-term incentive grants, which will be eligible to vest in the three year period following each grant.

3 Carrie Hurihanganui, commenced her role in February 2022. The disclosure for the 2022 financial year relates to the remuneration paid between 8 February

2022 and 30 June

2022.

4 The Chief Executive received a pro-rata allocation under the FY22 long-term incentive plan.

5 Adrian Littlewood resigned from his role on 12 November 2021, and the disclosure for the 2022 financial year relates to the remuneration paid between 1 July

2021 and 12 November

2021.

Short-term incentives

The annual value of the short-term incentive scheme for the Chief Executive is set at 50% of their base salary (provided all

perf

ormance targets are achieved). If performance is unsatisfactory in a category, then no short-term incentive is payable for that

criterion. A maximum of 1.4 x the target (i.e. 70% of base salary) is payable for outstanding performance by the Chief Executive.

The criteria used to measure the Chief Executive's individual performance is based on meeting certain targets focused on delivery

against financial performance, delivery of the infrastructure and commercial programme, sustainability, risk management and

culture. The 50% company component of the Chief Executive’s FY25 STI scheme is based on meeting targets focused on delivery

against financial performance and customer satisfaction, safety controls and corporate reputation.

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FY25 STI scorecard

1

Purpose (EBITDAFI)50%90%45%

People (customer satisfaction, safety

controls, corporate reputation)

50%100%50%

Company component (50%)

106%

Financial (EBITDAFI, regulatory,

underlying NPAT, capital management)

40%100%40%

Infrastructure & commercial

programme delivery

30%100%30%

People & culture15%140%21%

Sustainability & risk management15%100%15%

Chief Executive KPIs (50%)

95%

Total Chief Executive Oicer short-term incentive outcome

(as a % of on-target performance)

Ou tcome

Weighted

ou tcomeMeasure

Weighting

Thr esh old

60%

Maximum

140%

On-target

100%

Performance range

$698,764

(100.5%)

Long-term incentives

The Chief Executive participated in the Auckland Airport long-term incentive plan in the 2025 financial year. Vesting for grants

eligible in this period will be ev

aluated in the 2028 financial year.

The Chief Executive was a participant in the FY22 Long-Term Incentives grant, the shares did not vest under the scheme and

therefore is not reflected in the chart below.

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

MaximumOn-planFixed

$ millions

Chief Executive’s remuneration performance pay

Base salary & benefits

Annual variable

LTI vested

Directors – Tania Simpson, Liz Savage, Mark Cairns, Christine Spring, Patrick Strange (retired),

Julia Hoare, Mark Binns, Dean Hamilton, Grant Devonport.

Shares

The Chief Executive held 18,974 shares personally in the company as at 30 June 2025.

Chief executive and employee pay gap

The pay gap represents the number of times greater the Chief Executive’s remuneration is that the remuneration of the median of

an employ

ee.

As at the balance data, the Chief Executive’s base salary of $1,390,574 was 12.8 times the median employee salary of $108,250. The

Chief Executives Total Remuneration, including STI earned and LTI Vested, of $2,163,395 was 20 times the median employee salary.

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