Vodafone H1 FY27 Results presentation

Vodafone H1 FY27 Results Presentation

Vodafone Group Plc H1 FY27 Results November 2026

H1 FY27 Results

Highlights 01

Financial progress 02

Operational progress 03

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Appendices 04

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Highlights

Group Q2 service revenue

+6.4%

Strong first half performance

Europe Q2 service revenue

+0.6%

Group H1 Adj. EBITDAaL

+6.4%

Net Promoter Scores lead/co-lead

12 markets

Customers: Satisfaction continues to grow

Sentiment trend 2

+ 10%

Customer loyalty 3

2.0pp

Annual opex efficiencies target 4 Cumulative progress by H1 FY27

>€2bn 10%

Simplicity: Fast start to efficiency programme

H1 role reductions in Europe 5 + further announced in Germany

3k 2.3k

Group Adj. EBITDAaL

€13.2 – €13.4bn

Implied organic growth

6% - 8%

Growth: Upgrading FY27 Group guidance 1

Group Adj. FCF

€2.8 – €3.0bn

Implied organic growth

17% - 25%

5. Including shared operations.

1. See page 15 for more information about FY27 guidance. 2. Based on year-on-year growth in ‘promotor-to-detractor’ mix. 3. Based on year-on-year change in mobile churn across all markets. 4. Annual gross opex savings to be delivered by FY30 in Europe and Shared Operations.

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02 Financial progress

Financial highlights 1 ⫶ Strong first half performance

H1 FY26

H1 FY27

Organic growth

€billion

Adjusted EBITDAaL

€billion

Total revenue

19.6

21.9

4.7%

6.4% organic YoY growth

• Accelerating organic growth • Leverage in line with our target range of 2.25x-2.75x • Interim dividend per share growing +2.5%

• Strong service revenue growth and operating leverage • Delivered €0.2 billion of gross EU opex savings in H1 • Adj. EBITDAaL margin +0.5pp like-for-like

Service revenue

16.3

18.4

5.8%

Adj. EBITDAaL

5.7

6.5

6.4%

Capital additions

(2.8)

(3.3)

6.5

Adj. free cash flow

(0.6)

(0.4)

5.7

Free cash flow

(0.8)

29.2% Adj. EBITDAaL margin

29.5% Adj. EBITDAaL margin

Net debt/Adj. EBITDAaL leverage 2 Interim dividend per share (eurocents)

2.5x

2.3x

2.25

2.306

H1 FY26

H1 FY27

Service revenue growth

Return on capital employed

pre-tax controlled 3 , %

organic, %

• Service revenue growth of 5.8% in H1, with Europe & Africa growing • Q2 acceleration in most markets • Best-ever growth in Business at 6.6% in Q2

Group

Africa

Europe

0.7pp

14.0%

13.5% 13.5%

7.2%

12.6%

• Pre-tax ROCE impacted by Three UK consolidation • Partially offset by improving Group performance

6.7%

6.0%

14.1%

10.9%

(1.2)pp

12.1%

5.0%

10.1%

4.0%

6.4%

5.8%

5.4%

5.2%

8.1%

5.1%

3.0%

6.1%

2.0%

0.8% 0.9% 0.6%

0.5%

4.1%

0.4%

1.0%

2.1%

0.1%

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

H1 FY26

UK merger impact

Markets performance

H1 FY27

4. Impact on Group service revenue growth of 0.6pp in Q2, driven by consolidation of Safaricom.

1. Unless otherwise stated, H1 FY27 results include three months of Safaricom. 2. H1 FY27 ratio includes pro forma adjustment to include 12 months of Safaricom Adjusted EBITDAaL. 3. Pre-tax ROCE for controlled operations only. ROCE is calculated by dividing adjusted Operating profit by the average adjusted Capital employed.

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Germany ⫶ Stable service revenue despite mobile and TV

33% of Group Adj. EBITDAaL 1

Customer additions

Service revenue

Adj. EBITDAaL

• Improvement in mobile across all brands and channels in Q2, despite market intensity • Broadband base decline, as we continue to drive inflow ARPU growth (H1: +25% YoY) • Overall value equation driving continued growth in consumer broadband service revenue

• 0.4% service revenue growth in H1: − higher wholesale revenue

• -3.2% Adj. EBITDAaL in H1: − revenue growth

− fixed line growth (B2B and broadband ARPU) − continued mobile ARPU pressure − ongoing TV decline (approx. -1pp service revenue impact) • Q2 growth slowed with lapping of higher 1&1 contribution in the prior year • Q2 includes initial impact of court ruling relating to historic price rises (-0.3pp), with full impact from Q3

− legal provision relating to historic price rises − higher variable costs from Business digital services growth − other costs broadly stable, as A&R normalised and opex efficiencies offsetting inflation

Service revenue growth organic, %

Net additions ‘000s

Adj. EBITDAaL €billion

-3.2% organic YoY growth

Gigabit broadband

DSL

Mobile contract

1.3%

1.2%

(1)

0.7%

0.5%

2.2

(15) (11)

c. 2pp impact

(47)

(57)

(59)

(62)

2.1

(16)

(31)

(0.5)%

(43)

(36)

(77)

(85)

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

H1 FY26

ECJ impact

Direct margin

Other costs

H1 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

1. Based on H1 FY27 Adjusted EBITDAaL contribution. 2. Includes A&R, opex and other costs.

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UK ⫶ Executing on upgraded synergy targets

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15% of Group Adj. EBITDAaL 1

Customer additions

Service revenue

Adj. EBITDAaL

• Mobile contract base broadly stable, including the disconnection of very low value Business SIMs • VOXI & SMARTY continued to grow (+166k) • Launched Vodafone SuperMobile, supporting the monetisation of our network quality • Enhanced mobile network capacity & cross- selling, driving 54k FWA 2 additions in H1 • Largest fibre provider in the UK, marketing to 26.5 million households

• 0.9% service revenue growth in H1:

• 5.9% Adj. EBITDAaL growth in H1: − revenue growth

− strong fixed line growth and higher mobile wholesale revenue − B2B broadly stable as core mobile decline offset by digital services growth − mobile ARPU impacted by accounting of price rises • Quarterly improvement supported by B2B core connectivity and higher wholesale from visitors

− €50m synergies, expect c.€100m in H2 FY27 − partly offset by phasing of marketing spend in the prior year, and inflation

• Key cost synergies in H1:

− retail footprint integration − marketing & logistics savings − integration of teams

Service revenue growth organic, %

Net additions ‘000s

Adj. EBITDAaL €billion

Broadband

Mobile contract

+5.9% organic YoY growth

1.2%

0.6%

1.0

€50m

0.9

(14)

(0.2)%

(22)

(0.5)%

(48)

(73)

H1 FY26

M&A & FX

Direct margin

Gross synergies

Other costs

H1 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

1. Based on H1 FY27 Adjusted EBITDAaL contribution. 2. Fixed wireless access (‘FWA’) net additions are reported under mobile net additions. 3. Includes A&R, opex and other costs.

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Other Europe & Türkiye

21% of Group Adj. EBITDAaL 1

Other Europe ⫶ Consistent service revenue growth

Türkiye ⫶ Strong euro growth

• -4.6% Adj. EBITDAaL growth in H1:

• 1.4% service revenue growth in H1:

• 32.8% service revenue growth in H1:

− legal one-off in Portugal in the prior year − partially offset by service revenue growth • First synergies in Romania following the acquisition of Telekom Romania assets: − over 485k customers successfully migrated − network integration progressing, with national roaming supporting customer experience

− good performance across most markets − partially offset by continued ARPU pressure in Portugal and Romania • Q2 driven by B2B growth from public sector projects in Greece ahead of Sep’26 ERF 2 deadline • Broadband base remained stable, with mobile contract base decline driven by Romania

− ongoing pricing actions in mobile and fixed − data usage growth, supported by biggest nationwide 5G launch • 32.7% Adj. EBITDAaL growth in H1 due to service revenue growth and cost efficiencies • Service revenue and Adj. EBITDAaL growing double-digit in euros in H1 4 • Reported euro Adj. EBITDAaL and Operating free cash flow has grown c.50% in two years 5

Service revenue growth organic, %

Service revenue growth reported EUR 4 , %

Adj. EBITDAaL €billion

1.8%

-4.6% organic YoY growth

1.2%

17.0%

1.0%

14.8%

0.83

8.3%

3.7%

0.77

(0.5)%

(0.2)%

H1 FY26

M&A & FX

Prior year one-offs

Direct margin

Other Costs

H1 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

5. Based on reported Adjusted EBITDAaL, and Operating free cash flow (defined as Adjusted EBITDAaL, less capital additions) in H1 FY27 and H2 FY26 vs. H1 FY25 and H2 FY24.

1. Based on H1 FY27 Adjusted EBITDAaL contribution. 2. European Recovery Fund. 3. Includes A&R, opex and other costs. 4. Growth in euro terms excluding the impact of hyperinflation accounting adjustments.

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Africa 1 ⫶ Double-digit service revenue and Adj. EBITDAaL growth

32% of Group Adj. EBITDAaL 2

Customer additions

Service revenue

Adj. EBITDAaL

• Increasing customer base across all markets, with: − South Africa: ongoing investment in network enabling data traffic growth − Safaricom: increased M-Pesa offerings − Egypt: industry-leading customer experience − Internationals: growth in data and smartphone adoption

• 13.4% service revenue growth in H1 with growth in all markets: − South Africa: improvement in prepaid with data usage acceleration − Safaricom: double-digit growth in Kenya and scaling in Ethiopia − Egypt: strong customer & Vodafone Cash growth − Internationals: customer growth and higher M-Pesa revenue

• 18.0% Adj. EBITDAaL growth in H1: − service revenue growth

− lapping of prior year one-off impact in South Africa

− opex savings, incl. headcount efficiencies and technology savings, to offset inflation • Vodacom’s medium-term target for EBITDA CAGR to 2030 in “early teens” 4

Total mobile customer base 3 million

Adj. EBITDAaL € billion

Service revenue growth organic, %

+12% YoY growth

+18.0% organic YoY growth

14.0%

13.5%

255

250

12.6%

243

13.5%

2.1

233

228

1.3

10.9%

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

H1 FY26

M&A & FX

Direct margin

Other costs

H1 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

5. Includes A&R, opex and other costs.

1. Unless otherwise stated, H1 FY27 results include three months of Safaricom. 2. Based on H1 FY27 Adjusted EBITDAaL contribution. 3. Including Safaricom for all periods. 4. On average over the next three years, on a normalised basis, based on prevailing economic conditions.

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Vodafone Business ⫶ Highest ever organic growth

vodafone business

Digital services 1 performance

Financial performance

Q2 market performance

• 19.7% digital services growth in H1 • Q2 acceleration due to strong demand for Cloud • +80.4% growth in SaaS 2 & 13.2% growth in Cloud & Security revenue in H1 • Product launches across Smart, Secure & Sovereign portfolio, and SuperMobile in the UK

• Germany: continued growth due to strong digital services (SaaS and Cloud & Security), offset by ongoing pressure in core connectivity • UK: broadly stable despite mobile ARPU pressure from corporate contract renewals • Other Europe: strong digital services growth driven by last ERF 3 projects in Greece • Africa: growth with core connectivity supported by price actions in Egypt

• 5.8% service revenue growth in H1 with all products growing, incl. core connectivity • Best-ever service revenue growth in Q2, with accelerating digital services growth in Europe • Digital services now 27.8% of Business service revenue in H1, +3.1pp higher YoY

Digital services 1 revenue growth organic, %

Service revenue growth organic, %

Business service revenue growth Q2 FY27 organic, %

25.8%

Europe B2B Growth: +3.9%

Group

Europe

20.5%

23.0%

18.1%

9.9%

9.3%

6.6%

18.0%

20.5%

18.8%

12.2%

11.1%

5.0%

13.0%

3.2%

11.8%

5.0%

3.0%

2.9%

8.0%

3.3%

0.3%

7.3%

3.0%

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

Q2 FY26

Q3 FY26

Q4 FY26

Q1 FY27

Q2 FY27

1. Digital Services include IoT, cloud & security services, SDN, and digital solutions and communications. 2. Software-as-a-service. 3. European Recovery Fund.

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Adjusted EBITDAaL & FCF

Adjusted EBITDAaL

Free cash flow

€billion

Adjusted EBITDAaL

6.5

0.3

Interest & tax Working capital & other Net dividends (assoc. & JV)

0.2

0.5

(1.1)

6.5

0.0

(0.2)

(2.2)

5.7

(0.3)

+6.4% organic YoY growth

+6.8% organic YoY growth

Capital additions

(3.3)

Adjusted free cash flow

(0.4)

Spectrum

(0.0)

H1 FY26

Direct margin

Net A&R

Gross opex savings in Europe & Shared Operations

Other opex (incl. inflation)

FX, M&A & Other 1

H1 FY27

Restructuring & integration

(0.4)

Free cash flow

(0.8)

• Service revenue growth across all segments driving direct margin expansion • Delivering €0.2 billion of gross opex savings in Europe and Shared Operations, including €50 million of UK synergies • Other opex increase driven by inflation incl. network costs and wages • For more detail about the next phase of our opex transformation journey, see page 26

• Adjusted free cash flow improved €140 million year-on-year • H1 cash outflow reflecting usual in-year working capital phasing − c.60% of capital expenditure spend in H2 − annual sale of handset receivables in Q4 • Restructuring and integration driven by peak UK integration impact

1. FX, M&A & Other include the impact of hyperinflation accounting in Türkiye. 2. Working capital & other primarily reflects the cash impact of lease accounting and the reversal of non-cash charges arising from Türkiye hyperinflation accounting and share based payments.

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Income statement

Consolidated income statement

Key inorganic items

Six months ended 30 September

Revenue • Impact of Three UK, and acquisition of Safaricom & Telekom Romania for full period

2026

2025

€m

Revenue

21,853

19,609

Cost of sales

(14,651)

(13,229)

Impairment charge • Non-cash impairment charge of €4.85 billion with respect to Germany, primarily reflecting higher yields on German government bond rates and ECJ impact

Gross profit

7,202

6,380

Selling and distribution expenses

(1,692)

(1,529)

Administrative expenses

(3,280)

(2,750)

Net credit losses on financial assets

(257)

(207)

Other income • Includes a non-recurring and tax neutral accounting gain of €3.0 billion driven by the remeasurement of a previously held associate interest in Safaricom

Share of results of equity accounted associates and joint ventures

182

Impairment charge

(4,850)

–

Other income

3,369

Operating profit

517

2,162

Investment and other income

288

1,085

Investment & other income in the prior year • Prior year includes a one-off gain of €0.8 billion from the redemption of certain bonds bought back below par in advance of their maturity dates

Financing costs

(1,178)

(1,134)

Profit before taxation

(373)

2,113

Income tax expense

(3,224)

(1,061)

(Loss)/profit for the financial period

(3,597)

1,052

Income tax expense • Includes de-recognition of deferred tax assets amounting to €2.2 billion in the UK • This is an accounting adjustment with no current cash tax impact • The underlying tax attributes continue to be carried forward for future utilisation

Attributable to: – Owners of the parent

(4,789)

829

– Non-controlling interests

1,192

223

(Loss)/profit for the financial period

(3,597)

1,052

For more information, please see our H1 FY27 preliminary results statement: vodafone.com/results

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Capital allocation

Strong balance sheet position

Disciplined capital investment

Growing dividend

• Committed to a progressive dividend policy from FY26 onwards • FY26 dividend +2.5% to 4.6125 eurocents • Interim FY27 dividend based on 50% of previous full year dividend

• Overall capital intensity broadly stable • Peak year for capex in the UK, with FY27 at €1.6 billion • Includes investment in Business and ongoing fiberisation of German fixed network • Maintaining our strong mobile and fixed positions across our footprint

• At the mid-point of our leverage range of 2.25-2.75x net debt/Adj. EBITDAaL 1 • M&A includes c0.4x impact from UK buyout, offset by €1 billion for sale of 50% of VodafoneZiggo stake • Average fixed cost of debt at c.3%

Dividend eurocents

Leverage 1 & net debt progression 2 €billion

Capital intensity %

2.5x Net debt/ Adj. EBITDAaL

2.5% growth

2.2x Net debt/ Adj. EBITDAaL

19%

33.5

18%

0.5

c.18%

2.306

17%

6.1

2.25

0.6

25.4

0.8

H1 FY25

H1 FY26

H1 FY27

FY23

FY24

FY25

FY26

FY27e

FY26

FCF H1 FY27

Shareholder returns 3

M&A

Other

H1 FY27

1. H1 FY27 ratio includes pro forma adjustment to include 12 months of Safaricom Adjusted EBITDAaL. 2. Movements may not sum due to rounding. 3. Including dividends. 4. Including impact of UK and Safaricom transactions, as well as VodafoneZiggo proceeds.

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FY27 guidance ⫶ Upgrading Group guidance ranges

Adjusted EBITDAaL

Adjusted free cash flow

(€billion)

FY26 actual – reported basis

11.4

2.6

Europe FY27 expectations • €7.6 – 7.9 billion Adj. EBITDAaL

Impact of exchange rates

(0.1)

Remove impact of Türkiye hyperinflation accounting

0.1

–

Impact of M&A transactions 1

–

(0.1)

Restructuring & integration costs • FY27 to peak at c.€0.7bn, incl. c.€0.4bn related to the UK integration

FY26 rebased 2,3

11.4

2.4

Growth

0.5 – 0.8

0.2 – 0.5

Original FY27 guidance 2,4

11.9 – 12.2

2.6 – 2.9

9-month FY27 Safaricom consolidation impact 5

1.1

–

Updated FY27 guidance provided in July 2026 (incl. Safaricom) 2,4

13.0 – 13.3

2.6 – 2.9

Upgraded FY27 guidance (incl. Safaricom) 2,4,5

13.2 – 13.4

2.8 – 3.0

Implied organic growth

c.6% – 8% c.17% – 25%

4. The FY27 guidance reflects the following foreign exchange rates: €1: GBP 0.87; €1: ZAR 19.60; €1: TRY 53.07; €1: EGP 62.53; €1: KES 159.66. The guidance assumes no material change to the structure of the Group. 5. The transaction is subject to a legal challenge. See note 11 ‘Contingent liabilities and legal proceedings’ for further information, on page 44 of our results announcement.

1. M&A transactions include the impact of the disposal of VodafoneZiggo. 2. Excluding the impact of hyperinflation accounting in Türkiye. 3. The FY26 rebased outcome is derived by applying FY27 guidance foreign exchange rates.

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Operational progress

Vodafone ⫶ Scaled platforms keeping everyone.connected

A leading European & African telco

Clear operating model

Mission

Growth opportunities

Africa

Business

Investments

Europe

business

investments

Africa’s connectivity, fintech & digital innovation leader

Leading platform for Business

Driving growth & value maximisation across our portfolio

Europe’s most trusted telco

Most efficient telco, leveraging local & cross-border scale

9 markets 106m mobile customers 17m broadband customers

8 markets 255m mobile customers 2m broadband customers

vodafone Networks

Procurement, Voice & Roaming

Technology & operations

Network services

VOIS

Strategic priorities

Supported by Vodafone’s leading platforms

Simplicity

Customers

Growth

Most efficient operator in Europe and Africa

A best-in-class customer experience

Accelerated growth creating shareholder value

40+ Global telecoms partners

5 million Business customers

108 million Financial services users

267 million IoT connected devices

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Vodafone ⫶ Increasing our exposure to key growth opportunities

See slide 30 for more information on Vodafone investments

VodafoneThree buyout

Track record of value realisation

April 2024 Creation of Vodafone Investments

• Own 100% of UK’s largest mobile operator • With full ownership we can move at an even faster pace and capture significant benefits • Now targeting increased synergies, with operating FCF to more than triple by FY32

annual cost & capex synergy target by FY30

£0.8bn

June 2024 €1.7 billion Sale of 18% stake in Indus Towers

annual cost saving target by FY32

July 2024 €1.3 billion, with total net proceeds to €6.6 billion Sale of further 10% in Vantage Towers, achieving 50:50 JV

£1.0bn

Mid-to- high

single digit Adj. EBITDAaL CAGR (FY25 – FY32)

December 2024 €0.3 billion Sale of final 3% stake in Indus Towers

July 2025 €0.4 billion distribution to Vodafone after TPG sells fixed fibre assets

Safaricom controlling stake

• Acquired controlling stake in Kenya’s largest telecoms operator in Jun’26 1 • Strengthens our exposure to fast growing, and world-leading FinTech platform, M-Pesa • Building greenfield mobile

for 15% stake, increasing holding to 55%

€1.4bn

December 2025 Settlement of Vodafone Idea CLAM

Launch of Satellite Connect Europe JV with AST SpaceMobile

mobile customers across Kenya & Ethiopia

August 2026 €1.0 billion +10% stake in Ziggo Group after sale of VodafoneZiggo

79m

All debt secured against Indian assets repaid, with all material issues between Vodafone and Vi closed

adj. EBITDAaL 2 , with 21.7% growth in Q2 FY27

network in Ethiopia, with population of 140 million

€1.5bn

Societe Generale acquired 50% shareholding in OXG

1. Subject to a legal challenge over the validity of the acquisition ongoing in Kenya. See note 11 ‘Contingent liabilities and legal proceedings’ for further information, on page 44 of our results announcement. 2. Over the last 12 months.

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Our networks ⫶ The best connectivity from the seabed-to-the-stars

homes.connected

people.connected

everywhere.connected

operations.connected

Providing fast, low-latency, and reliable in-home connectivity

Scaled 4G & 5G networks with strong coverage & reliability

Satellites extend our reach where terrestrial deployment is impractical or uneconomic (e.g. deep rural, remote, and hard-to-reach areas)

Marketing gigabit fixed broadband to 100 million homes in Europe and Türkiye

81% 5G pop coverage (EU) 76% 4G pop coverage (Africa)

Expanding our addressable markets with remote broadband, direct-to-device, site backhaul

Resilient IoT connectivity for critical national infrastructure and enterprise operations

5G standalone FWA broadband expands our reach even further

5G standalone providing higher capacity & dedicated slicing

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Operational progress ⫶ Executing on our strategic priorities

Simplicity

Customers

Growth

Service revenue growth (YoY)

Europe opex savings

Customer satisfaction (NPS vs. competitors)

€200 million vs. targeted annual savings of >€2bn gross by FY30

+5.8% (H1 FY26 +5.7%)

2 nd 1 st 1 st 1 st

of which UK cost & capex synergies

Adjusted EBITDAaL growth (YoY)

Customer sentiment (Promoter-to- detractor mix YoY)

€50 million vs targeted annual savings of £0.8bn by FY30

+6.4% (H1 FY26: +6.8%)

+11% +6% +56% flat

Adjusted Free Cash Flow (Reported)

Customer loyalty (Total mobile customer churn %)

Europe role reductions 2

c.3,000 with further 2.3k announced in Germany

-€0.4 billion (H1 FY26:-€0.6bn)

+0pp +5pp +0pp +3pp

1. Excluding Vodafone Romania. 2. Including Shared Operations.

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Customers ⫶ Good progress in Germany, but more to do

Leading customer experiences

Operating strong networks

Opportunity in convergence

• Strong customer satisfaction, with NPS improving YoY across all products • Independent customer assessment awards, incl. near-perfect website score 1 and best retail stores 2 • Expanded AI care capabilities, increasing first-contact resolution to c.80% of customer enquiries

• Next-generation 5G standalone mobile network, covering >94% of the population • 5G slicing and Quality on Demand, available to B2B customers, providing assured performance • Germany’s largest gigabit footprint, of any operator, with 31.5 million households • OXG fibre rollout accelerating, with 1.1 million homes passed, expect 1.4 million by Mar’27

• ‘One-stop-shop’ for connectivity in the home across mobile, broadband, and TV • Personalised convergence propositions and targeted campaigns • Share of households with three or more products increasing • Customer base of 12.8 million single-product households provides significant opportunity

Customer satisfaction Net Promoter Score, YoY

Households passed millions

Converged customers %

Consumer

+4pp

Cover >75% of households with gigabit speeds

24%

H1 FY27

25.0

6.5

19%

Mobile

+4pp

H1 FY26

+4pp

25.0

5.0

Converged mobile customers

Converged broadband customers

Cable

+4pp

Owned gigabit

Wholesale gigabit

1. Source: “Gewählt zum Kundenservice des Jahres 2026”, Armonia Deutschland GmbH; Vodafone achieved a near-perfect website score of 99.6% in the independent customer service assessment. 2. Telecoms Retail Shop test by CHIP magazine (September 2026), Germany-wide mystery shopping.

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Customers ⫶ Unique growth opportunity in the UK

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Customer experience leader

A new era of connectivity

Opportunity in convergence

• Building on Vodafone’s NPS leadership, with customer satisfaction improving across all brands • Mobile contract churn continues to improve across all brands, with Vodafone churn levels being industry-leading • Scaling customer-first initiatives including Just Ask Once, AI-enabled care and UK- based customer service

• One of the fastest-growing broadband providers in the country • Launched Vodafone TV to deepen customer engagement and retention • UK’s largest mobile customer base of 28 million provides a significant convergence opportunity, with 6.6 million single Vodafone mobile product customers

• Building UK’s best 5G standalone network, with £11 billion investment over 10 years • Launched industry-leading SuperMobile proposition, with enhanced speeds, reliability and security for consumers and businesses • Largest marketable fibre footprint, with 1 Gbps available to 26.5 million households • Further 3.2 million households can access 5G standalone Fixed Wireless Access (‘FWA’)

National average 5G download speed 1 Mbps

Share of highly satisfied customers (‘promoters’) %

Converged customers %

+3%

313 Mbps

40%

+15%

+82%

172Mbps

Sep-25

Sep-26

Sep-25

Sep-26

Converged mobile customers

Converged broadband customers

Jun-25 Aug-25 Oct-25 Dec-25 Feb-26 Apr-26 Jun-26 Aug-26

Vodafone

Three UK

1. Ookla® Speedtest Intelligence®.

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Customers ⫶ Structural growth drivers in Africa

Growing customer base

Expanding next-gen connectivity

Diversifying beyond mobile

• Share of ‘Beyond Mobile’ service revenue now 27.4%, with target of >32% by 2030 • Africa’s leading FinTech platform, with revenue growing 19% YoY to €1.2 billion in H1 2 • Scaling financial services adoption with 108 million customers and 2.2 million merchants

• Customer satisfaction leader in 7 out of 8 markets • Population growth and strong demand for data driving 28 million increase in our mobile customer base YoY • Smartphone penetration increased 5pp YoY to 69.8% in H1, supported by innovative prepaid handset financing and new affordable devices

• One of Africa’s largest telecoms infrastructure footprints, providing 76% 4G population coverage in our markets • 5G data volume almost tripled YoY, with 5G now available in 7 markets • Fibre footprint (through Maziv partnership) expanded, reaching 4.1 million households with our combined offerings

Growth drivers

4G & 5G mobile sites in Africa

Financial services customers million

H1 FY27 FY30 ambition

South Africa IB (M-Pesa)

Egypt (VF Cash)

SF (M-Pesa)

64k

Population growth (m)

108

56k

667

610

48k

43k

Customer growth (m)

255

275

14 27 13

16 24 10

14 21

Smartphone penetration

69.8%

>75%

H1 FY24

H1 FY25

H1 FY26

H1 FY27

H1 FY24

H1 FY25

H1 FY26

H1 FY27

1. Unless otherwise stated, all metrics include Safaricom on a 100% consolidated basis. 2. Based on Africa service revenue in Vodafone Group’s financial results. Includes Safaricom from July 2026 onwards.

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Customers ⫶ Gaining share in growing B2B markets

vodafone business

Diversified

Targeted data centres investments

Expanding portfolio

• One of Europe’s leading platforms for business, operating as a single unit across our footprint • Serving a balanced mix of customers from the public sector, to SMEs, to global multi-nationals • Ever-expanding product portfolio: − Smart: AI concierge, in partnership with Google, enabling AI-powered customer engagement and business productivity solutions − Secure: SME managed cyber security service now available in Portugal, Ireland and Romania, following launch in Germany − Sovereign: Exclusive telecom partner of AWS sovereign cloud solution in Germany

• Annual revenue from digital services of €2.4 billion over the last 12 months • Double-digit growth in digital services portfolio for last two years

Egypt 2 Joint venture with El Sewedy Electric and Cassava Technologies

30% Equity stake

20MW Initial capacity

200MW Planned capacity

Egypt’s largest data centre, providing a range of cloud services, & separately developing Egypt’s first sovereign AI data centre

B2B product revenue (Q3 FY26 – Q2 FY27) € billion

Safaricom Across Kenya and Ethiopia

Core Mobile

4.4

2 central data centres

9.1MW Current capacity

35MW Planned capacity

Core Fixed

1.8

One of Kenya’s largest data centre footprints, providing sovereign AI and will provide GPU-as-a-service

Digital services Q2 growth: 20.5%

IoT

0.8

Cloud & Security

Türkiye 1 50:50 Joint Venture with DAMAC Digital

0.6

US$100m Initial investment

4MW Initial capacity

20MW Planned capacity

SaaS

0.4

Digital comms & other

0.5

Opened sixth sovereign data centre in Sep’26, with first customers live, and agreements for >50% of capacity

1. Off-balance sheet joint venture.

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Simplicity ⫶ Strong track record of driving opex efficiencies

Annual EU opex savings supporting reinvestments 2

Annual EU net opex savings 1

(€bn)

Opex savings Reinvestments

0.3

0.2

0.1

1.5

0.4

1.3

0.4

0.8

0.3

0.4

FY23

FY24

FY25

FY26

FY19

FY20

FY21

FY22

Source: FY22 results presentation, p14

Source: FY26 results presentation, p26

FY20

FY21

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

FY26

FY19

annual net savings 16% of baseline

annual gross savings c.10% of baseline

€1.5bn

€0.7bn

• >8,000 role efficiencies in Shared Operations in 4 years • Total UnityMedia integration synergies of €0.5bn • IT transformation across 6 markets • Product development rationalisation and legacy decommissioning • 45% of total contacts resolved by our chatbot • c.50% reduction in network monitoring & configuration costs

• c.11,000 role reductions over 3 years (FY24 – FY26) • Leveraged scale in network & digital operations • Corporate services right-sized for new shape of Group • Embedded zero-touch operations and embraced AI coding

Benefits of scale

Simplification

• 85% of total contacts resolved by our AI chatbot • VOIS shared services productivity up by 20%

Automation

Providing strong foundations for the next phase of our opex efficiency programme…

1. Net opex savings Europe, Common Functions & Vantage Towers. 2. Includes Europe and Common Functions operating expenditure. Excludes extra energy costs driven by inflation from the Ukraine crisis.

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Simplicity ⫶ Next phase of our opex transformation journey

Strong start to four-year programme

Significant ambition supporting operating leverage

>€1 billion Net

Actions taken

>€2 billion Gross

annual savings by FY30

• 42% multi-brand stores through retail consolidation • Rationalisation of marketing and logistics activities • Fourth layer of organisation integration complete

UK synergies

>20% of FY26 opex (gross) 2

>30% of addressable opex (gross) 3

>10% of FY26 EBITDAaL (net) 1

• Targeting >€2 billion of annual gross opex savings across Europe and our Shared Operations by FY30, driven by: − Transforming customer care: AI-assisted care, and product & journey simplification driving higher customer satisfaction at lower cost − Enhancing networks: Building autonomous networks at scale, with faster go-to-market, and upgraded UK synergies − Advancing Shared Operations: Standardising processes & platforms, with autonomous procurement, and AI-enabled software development and operations • Gross savings partly offset by headwinds from inflation on employment costs, towers and energy

• c.3k role reductions in H1 in Europe & Shared Ops • With further 2.3k announced in Germany

Simplification

• Insourced software development cases reducing time-to-market and cost by up to 80% • Self-healing international network agent • >99% of tenders with AI

Artificial intelligence

>€200 million gross savings in H1 FY27

On track to deliver >€200 million in net saving by the end of FY27

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1. Based on reported FY26 Europe and Shared Operations Adjusted EBITDAaL of €7.5 billion. 2. Based on reported FY26 Europe and Shared Operations operating expenditure of €9.4 billion. 3. Actionable cost base excl. Vantage and other non-addressable spend (e.g. audit & PLC costs).

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Growth ⫶ Diversified growth opportunities across the Group

25%

74%

• Growing customer base • Expanding next-gen connectivity • Diversifying beyond mobile

• Leading customer experiences • Operating strong networks • Opportunity in convergence

Europe 1

Africa

of Group service revenue

255 million mobile customers

122 million mobile & broadband customers

100 million marketable 1Gbps broadband homes

108 million financial service customers

>€2 billion gross savings (by FY30)

• Expanding portfolio • Serving every customer segment • Diversifying products and services

Vodafone Business

Europe opex efficiencies

24% of Group service revenue

• Upgraded UK synergies • Organisational efficiencies • Artificial intelligence

>€1 billion net savings (by FY30)

c.€160 billion addressable market 2

>10% of FY26 Europe Adj. EBITDAaL

267 million IoT connected devices

FY26 Gross savings

Inflation FY30

Attractive opportunities in Europe, Africa and B2B

Executing cost efficiencies with a clear execution plan

Double-digit organic growth in Adj. FCF in the mid-term

1. Includes Türkiye. 2. Across SOHO, SME and Enterprise.

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Growth ⫶ Delivering on our mid-term ambition

Mid-term ambition 1

H1 FY27

Balanced portfolio

FY26

Considerations

Europe

+0.1%

+0.8%

Building trust, focused on value Structural growth opportunities

Investments 4%

Africa

+12.9% +3.2% +5.4%

+13.4% +5.8% +5.8%

Revenue growth

B2B

Growing demand, with diverse products & services

Africa 29%

Group

Group Adj. EBITDAaL margin

Operating leverage

Annual >€2bn (gross) efficiency & synergy potential >€1bn (net) EU opex reduction target by FY30 2,3

28.1%

29.5%

Türkiye 10%

Other Europe 12%

Europe: Growth supported by UK synergies

Europe

(0.1)%

(1.3)%

Adj. EBITDAaL growth

Africa

+14.0%

+18.0%

Africa: Early-teens EBITDA CAGR

UK 11%

Group

+4.5%

+6.4%

Disciplined capital allocation

c.18% capital intensity

Broadly stable capital intensity market-by-market

Group

Germany 34%

Targeting lower half of 2.25-2.75x leverage range

c.3% cost of debt

Double-digit organic growth in Adj. FCF

Euro growth in Adj. FCF

Adj. FCF (FY27e)

1. Medium-term financial ambition assume no material change to the structure of the Group (at 30 September 2026), is based on current prevailing assessments of the macroeconomic outlook, including interest rates and inflation, and is at constant foreign exchange rates. 2. Includes Europe, Shared Operations and Corporate services, and committed UK cost synergies. The majority of the previously disclosed £800 million cost & capex synergies in the UK is expected to be opex savings.

3. Restructuring and integration costs in FY27 are expected to peak at c.€0.7 billion, which includes integration costs of c.€0.4 billion related to the VodafoneThree merger. 4. FY27 estimate based on mid-point of FY27 guidance, including proforma for Safaricom. Represents operating free cash flow net of interest, tax and minority dividends. Excludes cash interest.

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H1 FY27 Results Appendices

Vodafone Investments

p30

Investor Briefings

p31

III

ESG reporting & performance

p32

Net debt, liquidity & total funding obligations

p33

KPI definitions

p34

Importance notice

p35

I ⫶ Vodafone Investments

Pillar

Investment

Focus

Ownership Key Information

• Owns 100% of Vodafone Ziggo, a Dutch operator, and Telenet, a Belgian operator

Ziggo Group

Benelux converged operator

10.0%

• Vodafone Group provides guarantees amounting to US$0.5 billion and €0.6 billion in relation to its 50% share in the loan facility within the holding company structure • Government stake now at 49% following €4 billion of spectrum debt-for-equity swap • Vodafone’s stake reduced by 3 percentage points following agreement with Vi announced on 31 December 2025

23.7% Market cap: A$8 billion 1

Australia converged operator

Telco Operations

13.0% Market cap: €13 billion 1

India mobile operator

• H1 FY27 Adj. EBITDAaL of €377 million, macro sites 48,416 2 and tenancy ratio 1.57x 2

European passive tower infrastructure

44.7%

• 1.1 million households passed (Sep’26), targeting 7 million • Societe Generale S.A. completed acquisition of a 50% shareholding on 30 October 2026

Infrastructure

Germany FTTH infrastructure

50.0%

• >0.7m homes passed (~36% of total households)

Ireland FTTH infrastructure

50.0%

• Preparing for commercial launch in 2027 • Current market value of investment US$0.5 billion 1 (vs. US$60 million invested) • JV with AST SpaceMobile, building ground stations, and distributing satellite connectivity in Europe • Collaborations underway with CK Hutchison, Orange, Telefonica, Sunrise and Vodafone

Direct-to-mobile low-orbit satellite connectivity

3.7% Market cap: $14 billion 1

Open access provider of European operated direct to device satellite services

50.0%

Innovation

• Venture with global telecom providers and Ericsson to aggregate network APIs

Network API aggregator

4.6%

• Venture with European telcos to deliver a telco-powered authentic consent service

Advertising Technology

25.0%

• Venture with Sumitomo to enable IoT devices to securely connect, transact, and communicate autonomously

Economy-of-things

69.0%

1. As at 9 November 2026. 2. Does not include CTIL and INWIT macro sites.

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II ⫶ Investor Briefings

VodafoneThree Investor Briefing

Vodacom ⫶ Introducing Vision 2030

• We have structural growth opportunities • We are a market leader supporting attractive ROCE

• A new era of connectivity • Building the UK’s best mobile network • Accelerating our leadership in consumer • Connecting businesses to their potential • Delivering significant value creation

• We are an infrastructure owner • We are a responsible corporate

Materials including videos, presentation, case studies & Q&A: vodacom.com/presentations

Materials including videos, presentation, case studies & Q&A: vodafone.com/investor-events

Additional data ⫶ Spreadsheet format

Additional Vodafone Investor Events

• Social Contract Investor Briefing • Digital Services & Experiences Investor Briefing • Vodafone Technology Investor Briefing • Vodafone Business Investor Briefing • Vantage Towers

vodafone.com/results

01. Quarterly revenue 02. Vodafone Business revenue 03. Quarterly adjusted EBITDAaL 04. Group financial performance

09.

Fixed broadband customers

10.

Marketable homes passed

11.

TV customers

12.

Converged customers

05. Segmental results 06. Segmental analysis 07. Cash flow 08. Mobile customers

13.

Mobile churn

14.

Mobile data usage

15.

Mobile ARPU

vodafone.com/investor-events

16.

FX rates

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III ⫶ ESG reporting & performance

ESG news & insights vodafone.com/news

Annual Report

ESG Addendum

An accessible report highlighting our ESG strategy and performance

Detailed ESG data supported by a dedicated ESG Methodology document including definitions, methodologies and assurance

Why cyber resilience matters We are at a defining moment. Technology is advancing rapidly, the threat landscape is evolving, & the pace of change is accelerating Read more Accelerating our climate transition Tackling climate change means taking robust action across many parts of our business Read more Connecting customers in Africa Helping customers overcome challenges, unlock opportunities, and stay connected in moments that matter Read more Climate resilience in a disrupted world Strengthening network resilience and partnerships to help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from extreme weather Read more

vodafone.com/ar26

vodafone.com/esg-addendum

Board conversations A series of conversations with our ‘Board members’ to learn about their roles and experience

ESG Reporting

An A-Z of our complete suite of ESG disclosures, reports and policies

vodafone.com/esga-z

vodafone.com/videos

Our ESG framework

Planet

People We want everyone to fully benefit from the digital society, regardless of who they are or where they live

Trust We maintain trust with our customers, employees, suppliers and the societies we serve is key to our business

We are reducing our environmental impact and helping society decarbonise

Embedding ESG across our strategy to support long-term shareholder value

1. Ratio included Safaricom pro-forma.

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IV ⫶ Net debt, liquidity & total funding obligations

Net debt progression 1

Total funding obligations

(€billion)

H1 FY27

FY26

33.5

0.5

€m

Bonds

(36,092) (2,578) (4,027) (42,697)

(33,828) (1,383) (3,393) (38,604)

6.1

0.6

25.4

0.8

Bank loans

Other borrowings including spectrum

H1 FY27 2.5x Net debt/ Adj. EBITDAaL

FY26 2.2x Net debt/ Adj. EBITDAaL

Gross debt

Cash and cash equivalents

5,133

8,982

Non-current investments in sovereign securities

407

915

Short-term investments

3,257

3,431

FY26

Free Cash Flow H1 FY27

Shareholder returns (incl. dividend)

M&A (incl. UK, Safaricom & VodafoneZiggo)

Other

H1 FY27

Derivative financial instruments

489 (62)

340

Net collateral liabilities

(475)

Net debt (a)

(33,473)

(25,411)

Bond maturity profile

Other funding obligations Lease liabilities

(12,777)

(12,388)

(€billion)

Pension liabilities

(178)

(206)

Current Liquidity Hybrid Senior

Guarantees over Australia joint ventures loans

(1,038)

(1,031)

0.8

Equity content of hybrid bonds

3,797

Total funding obligations (b)

(43,669)

(35,239)

2.0

Adjusted EBITDAaL (c)

12,074

11,351

8.7

Depreciation on right of use assets

3,899

3,674

13.2

Interest on leases

663

615

9.3

0.8

Adjusted EBITDAaL before leases (d)

16,636

15,640

1.5 1.8

0.7

2.2

0.5

1.8

0.6

Ratio of net debt to adjusted EBITDAaL 1 (a/c)

2.5x 2.6x

2.2x 2.3x

Current Liquidity FY27

FY28

FY29

FY30

FY31

FY32-FY39 FY40+

Ratio of total funding obligations to adjusted EBITDAaL before leases 1 (b/d)

c.3% average fixed cost of debt

avg. €1 billion p.a. senior refinancing needs (FY27 – FY31)

13 years average life of bonds

BBB all three credit rating agencies

1. Movements may not sum due to rounding. 2. H1 FY27 ratio is pro forma for 9 months of Safaricom Adjusted EBITDAaL.

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