In 3Q25, ECNL delivered resilient profitability despite softer top-line trends, highlighting the benefits of ongoing efficiency measures and cost control. The Company achieved an EBITDA margin of 13.7%, up from 12.1% in 3Q24, primarily reflecting lower raw material costs, disciplined costcontainment actions, and a richer mix of regenerated products. ECONYL®- branded and other regenerated fibers continued to play a pivotal role, with these products representing roughly 60% of fiber revenues year to date. Regionally, the North American BCF business remained a key growth engine with solid volume gains, EMEA was broadly in line with the prior year, and Asia Pacific remained soft, particularly in textile applications. Management also advanced its reorganization of U.S. carpet collection and recycling operations, recognizing one-off restructuring charges which position the business for structurally lower labor and logistics costs in FY26 and beyond.