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(NT$ million) YoY Revenues 69,273 100% 60,086 100% 15% 130,565 100% 254,056 100% 270,954 100% Profit from Operations 5,220 7% 3,630 6% 44% 10,117 8% 18,339 7% 17,694 7% 1,872 3% 1,410 2% 33% 2,760 2% 4,323 2% 5,842 2% Interest Expenses-Net (984) -1% (937) -2% n.a. (1,951) -1% (3,868) -2% (3,769) -1% Gain on revaluation of investment property 137 0% 342 1% -60% 651 1% 3,634 2% 3,717 1% Others 846 1% 95 0% 788% 2,648 1% (806) 0% 479 0% Consolidated Income before Tax 7,091 10% 4,541 7% 56% 14,224 11% 21,621 9% 23,964 9% Tax Expenses 1,706 2% 1,420 2% 20% 3,286 2% 4,713 2% 5,000 2% Consolidated Net Income 5,385 8% 3,120 5% 73% 10,938 9% 16,908 7% 18,964 7% Attributable to: Shareholders of the Company 2,732 4% 973 2% 181% 5,825 4% 7,831 3% 10,032 4% Non-Controlling Interests 2,653 4% 2,147 3% 24% 5,113 4% 9,078 4% 8,932 3% EPS (NT$)(1) 0.54 0.20 1.15 1.55 2.00 Total Assets 689,719 100% 670,915 100% 682,070 100% Total Debt 375,169 54% 355,874 53% 362,635 53% Net Interest-bearing Debt 206,422 30% 210,993 31% 219,646 32% Total Equity 314,550 46% 315,041 47% 319,435 47% 232,807 34% 229,390 34% 233,730 34% Non-Controlling Interests 81,743 12% 85,651 13% 85,705 13% Book Value Per Share 43.5 42.9 43.7 Return on Equity 5.0% 3.4% 4.4% Total Shareholders' Equity of Parent Company 2Q26 2Q25 Investment Income(Equity method)-Net 20241H26 2025 34 Consolidated Financial Summary (3) (4)(2) (1) EPS is calculated using adjusted outstanding shares (deducting treasury stock). (2) Disposal of real estate in Kuanyin District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan in March 2026 resulted in a ~NT$1.9 billion gain. (3) 1Q25 operating profit included a ~NT$1.6 billion disposal gain from the sale of Pacific Liu Tong (SOGO) shares to FEDS, as part of FENC’s investment structure optimization. (4) Primarily due to asset write-offs following the unforeseen incident at the Hsinchu site (Taiwan) in February 2025. Operations have substantially resumed to normal, except for the affected area. Note:

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35 FENC's Revenue Breakdown – Green vs. Non - green Note: (a) Production Business represents FENC‘s integrated polyester operations from feedstock to end applications. (b) Green Product Revenue include products which have received green certifications and others, such as GRS for recycled PET, etc. (c) Property Development Business includes the consolidated entities of Far Eastern Resources Development, Far Eastern Construction, Far Eastern General Contractor, etc. (d) Green Building Revenue represents all sales of/rental from those buildings that have received TW EEWH ratings or U.S. LEED ratings. (e) Investment Business includes the consolidated entities, such as Far EasTone and others. (f) Sustainable Revenue represents FETone’s revenue from sustainable service activities aligned with the Taiwan Sustainable Taxonomy and is disclosed annually, around mid-year of the following year. Historical data reflects the latest classification. 2022 2023 2024 2025 1H26 Three Business Segments Production Business 163,180 145,787 148,552 124,800 68,071 Green Product Revenue u 45,976 47,685 48,301 50,634 24,158 % of Production Business 28% 33% 33% 41% 35% Property Development Business 6,387 10,714 10,989 10,224 4,295 Green Building Revenue v 528 4,855 3,283 1,252 687 % of Property Development Business 8% 45% 30% 12% 16% Investment Business 94,378 100,703 111,412 119,032 58,199 FETone Sustainable Revenue w 6,475 7,712 9,602 11,793 Note (f) % of Investment Business 7% 8% 9% 10% Note (f) 263,945 257,204 270,954 254,056 130,565 Green revenue (u+v+w) 52,979 60,252 61,186 63,679 24,845 Green revenue as percentage of consolidated revenue 20% 23% 23% 25% 19% (NT$ million) Consolidated revenue

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2Q26 2Q25 YoY 1H26 2025 2024 Revenue Production Business 37,058 30,701 21% 68,071 124,800 148,552 Property Development Business 3,022 2,218 36% 4,295 10,224 10,989 Investment Business 31,121 28,637 9% 61,026 123,617 117,404 71,200 61,555 16% 133,392 258,641 276,945 Alignment to reconcile with the income statement 1,872 1,410 33% 2,760 4,323 5,842 Dividend Income w 56 60 -6% 67 262 149 Revenue from income statement (u-v-w) 69,273 60,086 15% 130,565 254,056 270,954 Profit from operations Production Business 1,059 (489) n.a. 1,269 (1,191) 2,111 Property Development Business 363 341 7% 676 1,401 2,185 Investment Business 5,726 5,248 9% 10,999 22,714 19,390 7,148 5,099 40% 12,944 22,924 23,686 Alignment to reconcile with the income statement 1,872 1,410 33% 2,760 4,323 5,842 Dividend Income w 56 60 -6% 67 262 149 Profit from operations in income statement (u-v-w) 5,220 3,630 44% 10,117 18,339 17,694 Investment Income(Equity method) v Subtotalu Investment Income(Equity method) v Subtotalu (NT$ million) Performance by Business Segments Reclassified for Managerial Purposes (1) (1) Note: (2) (2) 1. Investment business includes FETone, the Company’s subsidiary, & investment income (loss) from equity-method investees, i.e. ACC, FEDS, FEIB and share disposal gain (loss), etc. 2. Investment Business in 1Q25 included a ~NT$1.6 billion disposal gain from the sale of Pacific Liu Tong (SOGO) shares to FEDS, as part of FENC’s investment structure optimization. 36

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About FENC Far Eastern New Century (“FENC”) is a leading sustainable polyester company publicly listed in Taiwan since 1967, with a market capitalization of approximately US$5 billion. It’s a constituent of the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index, MSCI Selection Index and FTSE4Good Emerging Index. FENC is also the flagship company of Far Eastern Group, with diversified businesses spanning production, to property development and investments. The Company has maintained dividend payments for 59 consecutive years. On the production side, FENC aims to expand its green materials business by scaling up recycled product lines. With production sites in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia, FENC has become one of the world’s leading producers of post-consumer recycled polyester. The Company follows an agile and resilient glocalization strategy, enabling flexible operations and minimizing tariff exposure through a diversified global footprint. Leveraging strong R&D capabilities, FENC delivers an expanding range of innovative green solutions, covering applications from functional apparel and food packaging to household products and automotive components such as airbags, seat belts, and tire cords. Known for high quality and speed to market, FENC’s products are widely adopted by leading global brands including Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Suntory, Fiji Water, Asahi, Nike, Adidas, Lululemon, Patagonia, IKEA, Kao, BMW, Tesla, and Goodyear, etc. Currently, FENC owns approximately 190,000 pings (629k sqm) of investment properties in Taiwan, the majority of which are located in prime areas of northern Taiwan. The Taipei Far Eastern Telecom Park (Tpark) project in Banqiao, New Taipei City is one of FENC’s development priorities. Tpark is designed as an integrated ecosystem, connecting seamlessly with Far Eastern Memorial Hospital and Asia Eastern University of Science and Technology, and offering a balanced mix of residential, office, and public facilities. It is also recognized as Taiwan’s first LEED-certified campus. The development comprises both R&D and residential buildings, with the R&D spaces successfully attracting leading international tenants, including Google. These projects not only provide solid rental yields but also carry significant long- term growth potential. The majority of the Company’s investment portfolio is listed companies on the Taiwan Stock Exchange with proven track records, including Asia Cement (1102 TT), Far EasTone Telecommunications (4904 TT), Far Eastern International Bank (2845 TT), Oriental Union Chemical (1710 TT), Far Eastern Department Stores (2903 TT), and Everest Textile (1460 TT), thus providing the Company consistent dividend and investment income each year. http://www.fenc.com/?lang=en 40

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