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Mainfreight Half Year Financial Results 30 September 2025

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MAINFREIGHT – GLOBAL LOGISTICS


MAINFREIGHT LIMITED

12 November 2025


Financial result for the six months ended 30 September 2025 (Unaudited)


Commentary


Mainfreight is pleased to confirm our half-year financial results to 30 September 2025.


Group Result Summary HY26 v HY25

Revenue NZ$2.61 billion up 2.1%

Profit before tax (PBT) NZ$131.72 million down 18.3%

Net profit NZ$93.38 million down 18.5%


• After minimal foreign exchange impacts, Group Revenue is down 1.4%, PBT is

down 19.4% and Net profit is down 19.7%.

• Operating cash flows increased from NZ$191.7 million to NZ$209.6 million.

• An interim dividend of 85 cents per share has been set by the Directors.

• The prior half-year result included NZ$98.8 million revenue and NZ$12.4 million

PBT from project activity now discontinued.


Group Operating Cash Flows


Operating cash flows were NZ$209.6 million, up from NZ$191.7 million in the prior

comparative period. These improvements are a consequence of improved debt

collections.


Net funds (debt) increased to (NZ$68.7 million) from NZ$14 million as at Year End

2025.


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Debt facilities total NZ$511 million, of which NZ$339 million remains undrawn.


Net capital expenditure totalled NZ$102.7 million for the half year period to

September 2025. Expenditure on property was NZ$67 million. Capital expenditure is

expected to be $215.4 million in the year to 31 March 2026.


Property Update


Property activity that was completed in the past six months:

New Zealand

• Whanganui Transport cross-dock completed – leased

• Hastings (Hawkes Bay) Transport cross-dock completed – owned

• Daily Freight Auckland Transport cross-dock upgrade completed and opening

December 2025 – owned

• New Plymouth Transport cross-dock extension and office update – owned

Australia

• Townsville Transport cross-dock – leased

Europe

• Romanian Warehouse extension – owned


Property construction continues on the following sites:

New Zealand

• Christchurch Warehousing expected completion May 2026 – leased

Australia

• Brisbane Transport cross-dock expected completion April 2026 – owned

• Melbourne Airfreight Perishables expected completion January 2026 – leased


Lease and property negotiations underway:

New Zealand

• Auckland Warehouse

• Blenheim Transport cross-dock

Australia

• Perth Transport cross-dock


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Dividend


The Directors have approved an interim dividend of 85 cents per share, fully imputed at

the 28% company tax rate. With the record date on 12 December 2025, payment will

be made 19 December 2025.


Product Performance (NZ$) HY26 v HY25


Transport Revenue: $1.19 billion up 7.0%

PBT: $58.4 million down 20.6%

Volumes (Tonnage) up 3.6%


Warehousing Revenue: $438.3 million up 6.7%

PBT: $20.7 million down 1.8%

Total square metres 1.116 million

Orders processed down 9%


Air & Ocean Revenue: $980.1 million down 5.0%

PBT: $52.6 million down 20.9%

Sea freight (TEU) up 7%, Airfreight (kgs) up 5%


Ocean Freight Projects


During the past 18 months there has been a significant amount of one-off project activity

– the majority being in Australia Air & Ocean. Revenue and PBT impacts are as

follows.

FY 2025 HY 2026

Revenue NZ$131.2 million NZ$22.7 million

PBT NZ$16.2 million NZ$1.6 million


The cyclical nature of this project business, and the lack of contribution to the balance of

our network activities, prompted a review to not pursue any further large project activity.



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Divisional Performance (figures in local currencies)


New Zealand

Revenue NZ$575.6 million up 3.9%

PBT NZ$44.1 million down 7.4%


Trading performance across our New Zealand divisions has improved as the half year

has progressed. Property cost increases for our Transport and Warehousing divisions

contributed to the disappointing profit reduction.


Air & Ocean revenue and gross margin management were satisfactory in a difficult

trading environment, finishing in line with the prior year’s performance.


Trading through October, and now November, has seen further improvement which we

expect to continue into the new year.


Australia

Revenue AU$736.8 million down 2.9%

PBT AU$58.6 million down 3.8%


Excluding the Air & Ocean project contributions from the prior period, our Australian

business continues to perform satisfactorily. Higher than expected labour cost

overheads impacted net margins. Transport continues to improve sales revenue as a

consequence of market share gains. Gross margins remain in line with the year prior.

Warehousing improved both revenue and profitability during the period.


Air & Ocean, net of project influence, continues to improve market share and

profitability.


Trading through October, and into November, continues these current trends. Year-end

expectations remain for further improvements.



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Europe

Revenue €307.2 million up 5.4%

PBT €9.3 million down 31.9%


Trading performance is marginally behind the year prior as a consequence of higher

casual labour costs due to new customer implementations across our Warehousing

and Transport divisions. Property disposal in the year prior magnifies the disappointing

PBT performance versus the prior year.


Air & Ocean activity continues to improve with increasing market share gains.


Trading post half year-end has seen small improvements. Poorer than expected

Warehousing utilisation enables additional sales opportunities without the need for any

additional new facilities in the near term.


Asia

Revenue US$60.5 million down 7.5%

PBT US$5.6 million down 5%


Freight revenue reductions come as a result of significantly lower Ocean freight rates,

particularly on the Trans-Pacific trade lanes as a result of USA tariff implementations.

As signalled at our Annual Shareholders Meeting market update, we have closed three

warehousing branches due to poor profitability performance.


Trading post the half year has seen similar results. We do not expect to see Ocean

freight rate improvements for the remainder of the financial year.


The Americas

Revenue US$313.2 million down 9.7%

PBT US($2.3 million) down 128%


A disappointing performance in our USA business, driven by PBT losses in our

Transport and CaroTrans divisions. Transport sales revenues are in line with the

prior year – however gross margin performance was poor as a consequence of higher


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Transport costs. Warehousing trading, whilst profitable, was below expectations as

utilisation in two of our eight warehouses declined to unacceptable levels. Canadian

Warehousing sales performance has improved, requiring a threefold increase in square

metre footprint in Toronto.


Air & Ocean performance continued to be satisfactory, despite the tariff impositions.

Gross margins improved, albeit sales revenues declined on the back of low international

Ocean freight rates.


Trading post the half year has seen similar performance across all divisions. We

continue to reiterate the need for patient hard work to find acceptable growth and

profitability in this market.


Outlook


We expect our Australian and New Zealand businesses to continue to see improvement

as we trade into the second half of the financial year. Sales activities in both regions

are increasing market share, and we are seeing improving freight volume increases

from our customers.


Asia will continue to trade at current levels. Improvements will be dependent on the

Ocean freight rate and freight tonnage.


Our European operations have reduced labour costs as new customers are now settled

into our warehouses. This should improve efficiencies and increasing profitability.


In the Americas we have had a number of sales gains across all divisions, which will

improve our performance. As we have already mentioned, we do expect acceptable

returns to take time.


Our network development will continue as our customers encourage us to open more

warehouses – with Christchurch and the planned Auckland sites as examples of this

considered expansion.


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Market share gains in Transport require additional cross-docks, and an expanding

geographical presence for our Air & Ocean divisions.


We continue to be well positioned to find improvement after a difficult period of trading.


Mainfreight will release its financial results for the full 2026 financial year on

28 May 2026.


For further information, please contact Don Braid, Group Managing Director,

telephone +64 9 259 5503, +64 274 961 637 or email don@mainfreight.com

or

Graeme Illing, Chief Financial Officer, telephone +64 9 259 5522, +64 276 424 473 or

email graeme.illing@mainfreight.com.

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WE ARE YOUR
INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY

CHAIN PARTNER

Air & Ocean, Warehousing, Transport

2026

HALF YEAR REPORTING

12 November 2025

RESULT SUMMARY
Revenue $ 2.61 billion up 2.1 %

PBT $ 131.7 million down 18.3 %

Net Profit $ 93.4 million down 18.5 %

Bonus accrual of $16 million at 11% of PBT

Operating cash flows improved to $ 209.6 million

DIVIDEND
•Directors have approved an interim dividend of 85 cents per share

•Books close 12 December 2025

•Payment on 19 December 2025

Net Capex $102.7 million - $67 million on property
Full year Capex expected to be $215.4 million

Cash flow improvement to $209.6 million, up from $191.7 million

Net Funds (Debt) increased to ($68.7 million) drawn, an increase

in net debt from $14 million

Total Debt facilities of $511 million, with $339 million undrawn

CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

FUTURE CAPITAL EXPENDITURE UPDATE:
F26-27

NZ$ millionF26

Planned Capital Expenditure$215

▪Property$104

▪Fit-out costs$51

▪Non-property capex$60

NZ$ millionF27

Planned Capital Expenditure$223

▪Property$117

▪Fit-out costs$46

▪Non-property capex$60

Property and Fit-out costs F26-F27

New ZealandNZ$83.2 million

AustraliaAU$152 million

AmericasUS$ 29 million

Europe EU$ 7 million

Asia US$ 2 million

Total in NZ$NZ$318 million

“Cautionary approach to property capex for 2026 and 2027”

OUR INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
Europe

56 branches, 10 countries, 3,059 team members

Asia

37 branches, 11 countries, 503 team members

Australia

72 branches, 2,752 team members

New Zealand

93 branches, 2,914 team members

The Americas

75 branches, 4 countries, 1,756 team members

Team 10,984 – down 146

Branches 333 – down 4 (CaroTrans & Asia Warehouses)

Countries 27 – unchanged

As trading prospects continue to improve, so too does customer

demand to encourage further network expansion

- Geographically

- Warehousing and Transport Facilities

TRADING UPDATE – Revenue and PBT Results
Note: Excluding Revenue and Proft from projects in the prior year would see “normalised” trading

increases of 5.3% in Revenue and -12.5% in PBT

NZ$000REVENUEVAR %PROFIT

BEFORE TAX

VAR %

New ZealandNZ$

575,6413.9%


44,0507.4%


AustraliaAU$736,7752.9%


58,6433.8%


AmericasUS$313,2239.7%


-2,343127.8%


Europe

EU€

307,1845.4%


9,33331.9%


AsiaUS$60,4957.5%


5,6415.0%


TotalNZ$2,605,7032.1%


131,72218.3%

PROJECT REVENUE / PBT IMPACT
One-off project activity – HY 25/26

YTD Sept 2025YTD Sept 2024

RevenueNZ$22.73 millionNZ$98.85 million

PBTNZ$1.57 millionNZ$12.41 million

Revenue
$1.19 billion 7%

PBT

$58.41 million 20.6%

Volume

Tonnes 3.6%

Revenue

$438.33 million 6.7%

PBT

$20.68 million 1.8%

Orders processed 9%

Revenue

$980.12 million 5.0%

PBT

$52.63 million 20.9%

Sea

Freight

TEUs 7%

Air

Freight

kgs 5%

TRANSPORTWAREHOUSING

AIR & OCEAN








TRADING UPDATE: Our 3 Core Products (NZ$)




The effect of poor trading in the USA,

additional property overheads and labour

costs in NZ and Australia

Poorer utilisation in the USA/Europe

versus improving performance in

Australia and NZ

Lower Ocean freight rates impacting

margin returns and the “Project” effect

1.12 million sqm across 60 Warehouses

– decreases in USA and Europe

PROPERTY
New Zealand

•Four Transport cross-docks completed (leased and owned): Whanganui /

New Plymouth / Hastings / Daily Freight Auckland

•Construction continues on 23,000sqm Christchurch Warehouse for

completion May 2026 (food grade compatible) – leased

•Planning for a larger Auckland Warehouse to offset outdated lease sites / new

business

•New cross-dock in Blenheim due to start construction (focus on wine /

beverage capability) – leased

Australia

•Townsville cross-dock completed – leased

•Brisbane cross-dock progressing well – completion April 2026 – owned

•Melbourne Airfreight and perishable site completion Jan 2026 – leased

•Newer and larger Perth Transport cross-dock under negotiation

Europe

•Romanian Warehouse extension completed – owned

Asia/USA

•No immediate projects planned

Hastings Branch

NEW ZEALAND
Transport

•Reasonable volumes with increases from current customer trading

•A number of larger market share gains effective October onwards

•Perishable volumes a feature of these gains to complement

refrigeration transport growth

•Gross margin impacts a consequence of additional road transport

requirements to offset poor rail and ferry services

Warehousing

•Improving performance as utilisation improves pre peak season

•New customer gains pleasing in Auckland and Christchurch

•Consolidation of outdated, high lease costs / small sites, under

negotiation

Air & Ocean

•Result in line with past prior period on similar gross margins

“Expect ongoing second half improvements”

Transport
•Continue to find market share gains with pleasing revenue improvements

•Gross margins in line with prior period

•Higher labour costs beginning to reduce via better efficiency

•Brisbane cross-dock to bring much needed capacity improvement

Warehousing

•Pleasing revenue, utilisation and efficiency improvements

•A number of large sales opportunities under negotiation

Air & Ocean

•Project activities halted

•Normal activity seeing market share gains and margin stability

•Perishable development continuing, with new facilities providing welcome

respite to current cramped capacity

“Expect strong ongoing improvements”

AUSTRALIA

EUROPE
Transport

•Poorer than expected performance, with higher labour costs and

increased road linehaul costs impacting profitability

•ROR performance disappointing

Warehousing

•High casual labour costs incurred due to new, high activity customer

implementations

•Expect improved second half as new customers begin to trade

•Sufficient space available for further increases in customer activity

Air & Ocean

•Pleasing ongoing revenue and margin improvements

•Strong focus on Asia and USA trade lane development

•Enough activity to encourage further network expansion

“Expect small improvements through second half”

ASIA
Air & Ocean

•Lower Ocean freight rates impacting revenue and margins

•Market share activity improving but needs more effort

•Trade tariffs impacting volumes on Trans Pacific eastbound route

•Surprisingly, space constraints Asia to Australia

Warehousing

•Three warehouses closed as a consequence of poor performance

“Expect similar second half performance”

THE AMERICAS
Transport

•Whilst sales activities are in line with prior year, gross margins have

declined due to increased transport costs

•New cross-docks in Texas and Illinois are providing valuable learning

opportunities, albeit at additional cost

Warehousing

•Poor utilisation in two of the eight warehouses have impacted profitability

•As a consequence of tariff issues/uncertainty, new customers in Toronto,

Canada have required warehousing investment

Air & Ocean

•Despite Ocean rate decline, gross margins are on the improve – sales

revenues impacted accordingly

•Result in line with prior year

•A number of new customer gains post half year

•CaroTrans performance disappointing

“Expect similar result trends into year end”

OUTLOOK
•Expect New Zealand and Australia businesses

to all trade better through our second half.

•Asia likely to be similar to the first six months.

•Small improvements in Europe.

•The Americas will take time. We continue to

see good long-term potential and the region

contributes significantly to our international

network.

•Network expansion, both geographically and

domestically, to continue.

WE ARE YOUR
INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY

CHAIN PARTNER

Air & Ocean, Warehousing, Transport

Trading Dates

FY26 – 12 months ended 31 Mar 2026 28 May 2026

Annual Meeting of Shareholders 30 Jul 2026

HY27 – 6 months ended 30 Sept 2026 12 Nov 2026

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Results announcement
(for Equity Security issuer/Equity and Debt Security issuer)

Results for announcement to the market

Name of IssuerMainfreight Limited

Reporting Period6 months to 30 September 2025

Previous Reporting Period6 months to 30 September 2024

CurrencyNZD

Amount (000s)Percentage Change

Revenue from Continuing Operations$2,605,7032.1%

Total Revenue$2,605,7032.1%

Net Profit/(Loss) from Continuing Operations$93,383-18.5%

Total Net Profit/(Loss)$93,383-18.5%

Interim/Final Dividend

Amount per Quoted Equity Security$0.85000000

Imputed Amount per Quoted Equity Security$0.15000000

Record Date12/12/2025

Dividend Payment Date19/12/2025

Current PeriodPrior Comparable Period

Net tangible assets per Quoted Equity Security

$17.2309$15.7943

A brief explanation of any of the figures above

necessary to enable the figures to be

understood

Name of person authorised to make this

announcement

Contact person for this announcement

Contact phone number

Contact email address

Date of release through MAP

12/11/2025

Unaudited financial statements accompany this announcement.

Authority for this Announcement

Graeme Illing, Chief Financial Officer

Graeme Illing

+64 9 259 5522

g r aem e.illin g @m ain f r eig h t .co m

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MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Preliminary Half Year Announcement

For the Six Months ended 30 September 2025

Income Statement

For the Six Months ended 30 September 2025

Six Months EndedSix Months EndedYear ended

30 Sept 202530 Sept 202431 March 2025

Notesunauditedunauditedaudited

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Total Revenue2,605,703 2,552,128 5,236,437

Transport Costs(1,479,625) (1,491,958) (3,029,072)

Labour Expenses(589,726) (542,759) (1,079,574)

Other Expenses(205,910) (176,539) (366,276)

Earnings before Finance Costs, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation

330,442 340,872 761,515

Depreciation of Right to Use Assets(113,698) (99,091) (221,223)

Finance Costs Relating to Lease Liabilities(23,624) (19,947) (40,105)

Other Depreciation & Amortisation Expenses(56,951) (55,247) (107,639)

Other Finance Costs(4,447) (5,396) (8,970)

Profit before Taxation131,722 161,191 383,578

Income Tax Expense(38,339) (46,634) (109,237)

Net Profit for the Period93,383 114,557 274,341

Earnings per share

Basic and diluted earnings (cents per share)92.74113.76272.44

Net Profit for the Period93,383114,557274,341

Other Comprehensive Income for the Period, Net of Tax

Other comprehensive income to be reclassified to profit/(loss) in

subsequent periods

Exchange Differences on Translation of Foreign Operations29,028 (6,678) 37,010

Income Tax Effect- (90) 95

Net Other Comprehensive income to be reclassified to profit/(loss)

in subsequent periods

29,028 (6,768) 37,105

Other comprehensive income not to be reclassified to profit/(loss) in

subsequent periods

Revaluation of Land including Foreign Exchange Movements5,711 (138) 2,766

Income Tax effect(1,252) - (311)

Defined Benefit Pension Provision(23) 2 (102)

Income Tax effect5 (1) 29

Net Other Comprehensive income not to be reclassified to

profit/(loss) in subsequent periods

4,441 (137) 2,382

Other Comprehensive Income for the Period, Net of Tax33,469 (6,905) 39,487

Total Comprehensive Income for the Period, Net of Tax126,852 107,652 313,828

The accompanying notes form part of these interim financial statements

Preliminary half year report on consolidated results (including the results for the previous corresponding half year).

The Listed Issuer has a formally constituted Audit Committee of the Board of Directors.

This report has been prepared in a manner which complies with generally accepted accounting practice and fairly

presents the matters to which the report relates and is based on unaudited financial statements.

For the Six Months ended 30 September 2025

Statement of Comprehensive Income

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Balance Sheet

As at 30 September 2025

30 Sept 202530 Sept 202431 Mar 202530 Sept 202530 Sept 202431 Mar 2025

unauditedunauditedauditedunauditedunauditedaudited

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Current AssetsCurrent Liabilities

Bank139,384 147,947 179,391 Trade Creditors & Accruals542,551 515,295 513,452

Trade Debtors766,586 721,061 640,760 Employee Entitlements113,045 99,017 105,623

Income Tax Receivable9,026 10,237 4,525 Provision for Taxation4,042 5,092 27,305

Properties Held for Sale- - Lease Liability for Right of Use Assets216,388 193,950 194,022

Other Debtors36,722 59,952 97,404 Asset Finance Loans6,929 7,382 11,198

951,718 939,197 922,080 882,955 820,736 851,600

Non-current Tangible AssetsNon-current Liabilities

Property1,482,741 1,317,557 1,363,275 Bank Term Loan170,892 196,678 124,538

Plant & Equipment345,311 352,411 388,661 Employee Entitlements4,617 9,194 4,860

Right of Use Assets1,120,022 1,066,490 1,104,608 Lease Liability for Right of Use Assets995,557 934,977 987,989

Deferred Tax Liability80,351 91,342 80,000

Asset Finance Loans30,293 32,268 29,242

2,948,074 2,736,458 2,856,544 1,281,710 1,264,459 1,226,629

Total Liabilities2,164,665 2,085,195 2,078,229

Non-current Intangible AssetsShareholders' Equity

Software56,457 58,208 57,537 Share Capital85,820 85,821 85,821

Goodwill240,884 224,456 235,209 Retained Earnings1,550,401 1,468,879 1,544,624

Other Intangible Assets1,299 1,447 1,410 Revaluation Reserve276,140 270,643 271,681

Deferred Tax Asset699 69 671 Foreign Currency Translation Reserve122,420 49,518 93,392

Defined Benefit Pension Reserve(315) (221) (296)

299,339 284,180 294,827 Total Equity2,034,466 1,874,640 1,995,222

Total Assets4,199,131 3,959,835 4,073,451 Total Liabilities & Equity4,199,131 3,959,835 4,073,451

The accompanying notes form part of these interim financial statements

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Statement of Changes in Equity

For the Six Months Ended 30 September 2025

ForeignDefined

AssetCurrencyBenefit

OrdinaryRevaluationTranslationPensionRetainedTotal

SharesReserveReserveReserveEarningsEquity

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Six Months to 30 September 2025 (unaudited)

Balance at 1 April 202585,821 271,681 93,392 (296) 1,544,624 1,995,222

Profit for the Period- - - - 93,383 93,383

Other Comprehensive Income- 4,459 29,028 (18) - 33,469

Total Comprehensive Income for the Period- 4,459 29,028 (18) 93,383 126,852

Transactions with Owners in their Capacity

as Owners

Supplementary Dividends- - - - (3,530) (3,530)

Dividends Paid- - - - (87,608) (87,608)

Foreign Investor Tax Credit- - - - 3,530 3,530

Balance at 30 September 202585,821 276,140 122,420 (314) 1,550,399 2,034,466

Six Months to 30 September 2024 (unaudited)

Balance at 1 April 202485,821 270,781 56,287 (223) 1,441,930 1,854,596

Profit for the Period- - - - 114,557 114,557

Other Comprehensive Income- (138) (6,769) 2 - (6,905)

Total Comprehensive Income for the Period- (138) (6,769) 2 114,557 107,652

Transactions with Owners in their Capacity

as Owners

Supplementary Dividends- - - - (3,580) (3,580)

Dividends Paid- - - - (87,608) (87,608)

Foreign Investor Tax Credit- - - - 3,580 3,580

Balance at 30 September 202485,821 270,643 49,518 (221) 1,468,879 1,874,640

Twelve Months to 31 March 2025 (audited)

Balance at 1 April 202485,821 270,781 56,287 (223) 1,441,930 1,854,596

Profit for the Period- - - - 274,341 274,341

Transfer of Revaluation Reserve for Land Sold(1,555) 1,555 -

Other Comprehensive Income- 2,455 37,105 (73) - 39,487

Total Comprehensive Income for the Period- 900 37,105 (73) 275,896 313,828

Transactions with Owners in their Capacity

as Owners

Dividends Paid- - - - (173,202) (173,202)

Balance at 31 March 202585,821 271,681 93,392 (296) 1,544,624 1,995,222

The accompanying notes form part of these interim financial statements

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Cash Flow Statement

For the Six Months ended 30 September 2025

Six Months EndedSix Months EndedYear ended

30 Sept 202530 Sept 202431 March 2025

unauditedunauditedaudited

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Cash Flows from Operating Activities

Receipts from Customers2,971,473 2,860,284 5,233,626

Interest Received- - 5,459

Payments to Suppliers and Team Members(2,666,597) (2,585,447) (4,495,386)

Finance Charge on NZ IFRS 16 Leases(23,624) (19,947) (40,105)

Interest Paid(4,447) (5,395) (14,429)

Income Taxes Paid(67,217) (57,721) (104,760)

Net Cash Flows from Operating Activities209,588 191,774 584,405

Cash Flows from Investing Activities

Proceeds from Sale of Property, Plant & Equipment3,158 13,830 25,719

Proceeds from Sale of Software- 23 636

Purchase of Property, Plant & Equipment(95,974) (123,721) (231,869)

Purchase of Software(9,904) (11,427) (21,797)

Purchase of Licences- - -

Purchase of Investments- - (158)

Net Cash Flows from Investing Activities(102,720) (121,295) (227,469)

Cash Flows from Financing Activities

Proceeds of Long Term Loans68,164 101,873 143,434

Dividend Paid to Shareholders(87,608) (87,608) (173,202)

Repayment of Loans(31,299) (56,752) (176,374)

Lease Payments NZ IFRS 16 (99,308) (91,446) (193,990)

Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities(150,051) (133,933) (400,132)

Net Increase / (Decrease) in Cash and Cash Equivalents(43,183) (63,454) (43,196)

Net Foreign Exchange Differences3,176 (2,163) 9,024

Cash and Cash Equivalents at Beginning of Period179,391 213,563 213,563

Cash and Cash Equivalents at End of Period139,384 147,946 179,391

Comprised:

Bank and Short Term Deposits139,384 147,946 179,391

Bank Overdraft- - -

139,384 147,946 179,391

The accompanying notes form part of these interim financial statements

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Notes to the Financial Statements

For the Six Months ended 30 September 2025

1Corporate Information

The preliminary half year report announcement of Mainfreight Limited ("the parent") and its subsidiaries ("the Group")

for the six months ended 30 September 2025 was authorised for issue in accordance with a resolution of the Directors.

Mainfreight Limited is a company limited by shares incorporated in New Zealand whose shares are publicly

traded on the NZX Main Board (New Zealand Stock Exchange).

2Accounting Policies

Accounting policies remain consistent with the prior year ended 31 March 2025 financial statements.

3Required NZX DisclosuresParent

Six Months EndedSix Months EndedYear ended

30 Sept 202530 Sept 202431 March 2025

unauditedunauditedaudited

SharesSharesShares

Movements in Ordinary Shares on Issue

Closing balance100,698,548 100,698,548 100,698,548

Average balance during the period100,698,548 100,698,548 100,698,548

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Net Tangible Assets

Net Tangible Assets1,735,127 1,590,460 1,700,395

Net Tangible Assets per Security (cps)1,723.09 1,579.43 1,688.60

Dividends Paid and Proposed

Recognised Amounts

Declared and Paid during the Period to Parent Shareholders

Final Fully Imputed Dividend for 2025: 87.0 cents (2024: 87.0 cents)87,608 87,608

Unrecognised Amounts

Interim Fully Imputed Dividend for 2026: 85.0 cents (2025: 85.0 cents)85,594 85,594

After the balance date, the above unrecognised dividends were approved by Directors' resolution dated 11 November 2025

These amounts have not been recognised as a liability as at 30 September 2025 but will be brought to account in the full

year to 31 March 2026.

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Notes to the Financial Statements

For the Six Months Ended 30 September 2025

4Segmental Reporting

An operating segment is a component of an entity that engages in business activities from which it may earn revenues and incur expenses whose

operating results are regularly reviewed by the entity’s chief operating decision maker and for which discrete financial information is available.

The Group operates in the domestic supply chain (i.e. moving and storing freight within countries) and air and ocean freight industries

(i.e. moving freight between countries).

New Zealand, Australia, The Americas and Europe are each reported to management as one segment as the businesses there perform both

domestic and air and ocean services.

The segmental results from operations are disclosed below.

Geographical Segments

The following table represents revenue, margin and certain asset information regarding geographical segments for the six months ended

30 September 2025 and 30 September 2024.

TheInter-

New ZealandAustraliaAmericasAsiaEuropeSegmentTotal

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Six Months to 30 September 2025 (unaudited)

Operating Revenue

- Sales to Customers outside the Group575,641 804,164 528,022 101,981 595,895 - 2,605,703

- Intersegment Sales12,072 23,375 37,338 72,068 38,170 (183,023) -

Total Revenue587,713 827,539 565,360 174,049 634,065 (183,023) 2,605,703

PBT & Abnormal Items44,050 64,007 (3,949) 9,509 18,105 - 131,722

Net Interest Expense9,239 9,203 6,412 221 2,996 - 28,071

Depreciation & Amortisation43,748 44,590 38,186 3,880 40,245 - 170,649

Capital Expenditure54,583 21,058 8,290 4,289 14,500 - 102,720

Trade Receivables122,802 267,884 163,515 44,098 228,572 (60,285) 766,586

Non-current Assets1,203,206 937,951 531,912 27,990 546,354 - 3,247,413

Total Assets1,317,156 1,223,083 762,381 125,446 831,350 (60,285) 4,199,131

Total Liabilities571,413 593,230 503,056 68,872 488,379 (60,285) 2,164,665

Six Months to 30 September 2024 (unaudited)

Operating Revenue

- Sales to Customers outside the Group554,060 829,271 549,446 103,672 515,679 - 2,552,128

- Intersegment Sales10,570 21,924 56,438 77,634 32,589 (199,155) -

Total Revenue564,630 851,195 605,884 181,306 548,268 (199,155) 2,552,128

PBT & Abnormal Items47,548 66,635 13,363 9,406 24,239 - 161,191

Net Interest Expense8,317 10,260 3,490 65 3,211 - 25,343

Depreciation & Amortisation40,393 42,399 30,922 3,422 37,202 - 154,338

Capital Expenditure64,089 40,096 17,236 210 (336) - 121,295

Trade Receivables125,895 240,851 174,528 47,248 188,305 (55,766) 721,061

Non-current Assets1,103,146 942,441 455,354 23,266 496,431 - 3,020,638

Total Assets1,216,062 1,227,196 686,386 138,214 747,743 (55,766) 3,959,835

Total Liabilities557,568 622,721 439,742 69,119 451,811 (55,766) 2,085,195

MAINFREIGHT LIMITED
Notes to the Financial Statements

For the Six Months Ended 30 September 2025

4Segmental Reporting - continued

The

New ZealandAustraliaAmericasAsiaEuropeTotal

$NZ000$AU000$US000$US000€EU000$NZ000

Revenue Local Currency

Six Months to 30 September 2025575,641 736,775 313,223 60,495 307,184 2,605,703

Six Months to 30 September 2024554,059 758,866 346,700 65,417 291,462 2,552,128

Growth3.9%-2.9%-9.7%-7.5%5.4%2.1%

Excluding FX Impact-1.4%

PBT Local Currency

Six Months to 30 September 202544,050 58,643 (2,343) 5,641 9,333 131,722

Six Months to 30 September 202447,548 60,978 8,432 5,935 13,700 161,191

Growth-7.4%-3.8%-127.8%-5.0%-31.9%-18.3%

Excluding FX Impact-19.4%

PBT to Revenue Margin

Six Months to 30 September 20257.7%8.0%-0.7%9.3%3.0%5.1%

Six Months to 30 September 20248.6%8.0%2.4%9.1%4.7%6.3%

Division Segments

The following table represents revenue and PBT in respect of the three main types of services for the six months ended

30 September 2025 and 30 September 2024.

Domestic

TransportWarehousingAir & OceanTotal

$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000$NZ000

Six Months to 30 September 2025 (unaudited)

Revenue 1,187,252 438,333 980,118 2,605,703

PBT & Abnormal Items58,411 20,681 52,630 131,722

Six Months to 30 September 2024 (unaudited)

Revenue 1,109,675 410,668 1,031,785 2,552,128

PBT & Abnormal Items73,588 21,062 66,541 161,191

30 Sep 202530 Sep 2024

unauditedunaudited

$NZ000$NZ000

Reconciliation between non-GAAP and the Income Statement

Profit before Taxation for the Year131,722 161,191

Finance Costs Relating to Lease Liabilities23,624 19,947

Other Finance Costs4,447 5,396

EBITA159,793 186,534

Depreciation of Right of Use Assets113,698 99,091

Other Depreciation and Amortisation Expenses56,951 55,247

EBITDA (Adjusted)330,442 340,872

EBITDA (adjusted) is defined as earnings before net interest expense, tax, depreciation, amortisation, and royalties (segment only; not Group).

There are no customers in any segment that comprise more than 10% of that segment's revenue.

Bank term loan is allocated based on segment net assets excluding bank term loan.

The geographical segments are determined based on the location of the Group's assets.

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