Results Presentation

For the six-month period ended 30 June 2021

28 July 2021

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This report shows the most important data concerning Aena S.M.E., S.A. and its subsidiaries ("Aena" or "the Company"), and its management during the first six months of 2021, including the most relevant information on all business areas, the main figures, and the lines of action that have guided the management of the Company.

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Contents

I. Key highlights

  1. Business trends III.Financial results IV.Appendices

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I. Key highlights

Passengers(1) (M): -34.8%

Total Revenue (€M): -22.4%

+28.3%

50.3

North-east

Group

1,112.4

(Brazil)

32.9

862.9

-71.9%

Luton -37.7% Spanish Network

EBITDA(2) (€M): -127.5%

Net cash flows from operating activities

Net profit (€M): -102.9%

(€M): -173.2%

19.0%

EBITDA

-6.7%

9.8x

Net Financial

17.1x

margin

FY 2020

Debt/EBITDA(3)

H1 2021

211.4

301.1

-170.7

-58.2

-220.3

-346.4

(1)

Total passengers on the Spanish airport network, in London-Luton Airport and in the six airports of the Northeast Brazil Airport Group. Not including traffic at airports of non-consolidatedassociates.

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(2)

Reported EBITDA

(3)

Net financial debt calculated as: Total consolidated financial debt (current and non-current) less Cash and cash equivalents.

I. Key highlights: Current situation

Traffic: Passenger traffic (including the Spanish airport network, London-Luton Airport, and the six airports of the North-East Brazil Airports Group) decreased to 32.9 million (-34.8% compared to the same period in 2020) which implies a recovery of 20.5% of traffic from the same period in 2019. At network airports in Spain, the decrease is -37.7% (up to 27.1 million passengers), equivalent to 21.2% of traffic in the first half of 2019. London-Luton Airport registered a higher drop (-71.9%),accounting for 10.0% of traffic in the first half of 2019, while the North-East Brazil Airports Group showed an increase of 28.3% and a recovery of 71.0% of traffic in the same period of 2019.

The progress in vaccination in Spain as well as in other European countries, along with the evolution of the epidemiological situation, has led to an improvement in the behaviour of demand and in the supply of airlines, which began to be noticeable in May. However, the appearance of new variants of the virus is conditioning the relaxation of the restrictions imposed in these countries and does not allow to identify when and with what intensity the recovery of traffic will occur.

Revenue: Consolidated operating revenue decreased by €-255.4 million (-23.5%) compared with the same period in 2020:

Airport revenue registered a decrease of €-192.7 million (-35.9%) while commercial and real estate revenue reached €429.5 million, decreasing by €-53.8 million (-11.1%) in comparison to the previous year. This change of trend, compared to previous months, is due to the fact that in June of 2020, €198.6 million of the RMGA's of the state of alarm were included, which had not been accounted for up to that moment.

In application of IFRS 16 (leases), in the first half of 2021, revenue totalling €255.6 million of Minimum Annual Guaranteed Rents (MAG) has been recorded, given that Aena has a contractual right to receive this revenue. This amount is added to the €620.3 million registered as of the 31 of December, 2020. Credit risk estimates have been made on this outstanding credit amount (IFRS 9) and as a result of these estimates, provisions for the corresponding semester worth €23.8 million have been made in the profit and loss account. The evolution of revenue from the main lines of activity subject to MAG has been as follows:

Duty Free shops: €+24.6 million, Food & Beverage: €-29.8 million, Specialty Shops €-22.0 million and Advertising €-3.4 million, due to the aforementioned effect of the MAG, the evolution of traffic and the shutdown of a number of points of sale.

In activities not subject to MAGs, the following decreases have taken place :

Car rental: €-6.4 million, Car parks: -8,1 M€ y VIP Services: €-9.0 million.

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