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28 August 2026 : Europris ASA has carried out the long-term incentive programme for 2026 covering restricted shares. The restricted share programme provides participants with the opportunity to annually purchase shares with a three-year lock-in period for an amount limited to a maximum of NOK 500,000. The value reduction of the shares from the lock-in period was 16 per cent. This was calculated by an independent firm based on Black & Scholes methodology. The market price for the shares was NOK 86.99 per share, which corresponds to the ten-day volume-weighted average price of Europris' share for the period 14 to 27 August 2026. The price per share after the value reduction (the purchase price) was NOK 73.07. The following executives discharging managerial responsibilities in Europris ASA have, on 28 August 2026, acquired shares in Europris in connection with the long-term incentive programme: Name / Position / Acquired shares / Updated total shareholding: Stina Charlene Byre

Fredrikstad, 25 August 2026: Europris has today opened a new store in Høyanger (Vestland). This marks the group's second store opening in 2026. With this addition, Europris now operates 290 stores nationwide, with a presence in all Norwegian counties. "We are pleased to open Europris Høyanger and become part of the local community. We look forward to welcoming customers to a convenient and affordable shopping experience, with a broad assortment for everyday needs, seasonal products, and special occasions throughout the year," says CEO Espen Eldal. The group comprises Norway's leading variety retail chain, Europris, the Swedish retailer ÖoB, and holds full or partial ownership in the e-commerce groups Lekekassen and Strikkemekka. The Europris chain operates 290 stores in Norway (269 directly operated and 21 franchised locations), while ÖoB manages 92 directly operated stores throughout Sweden, and Lekekassen operates two physical stores in Norway. The group's operations are coordinated

Europris ASA (EPR) has been notified that the following transaction has been completed today, 7 August 2026, by a primary insider in Europris ASA. AS Master Trading has today bought 2,000 shares in Europris ASA for an average price of NOK 85.90 per share. AS Master Trading is closely associated with Jon Martin Klafstad, director and primary insider in Europris ASA. After the purchase, Jon Martin Klafstad owns 23,012 shares in Europris ASA. Please refer to the attached notification of trading for further details. For further information, please contact: Trine Engløkken Investor Relations Telephone: +47 940 50 937 This information is subject to disclosure requirements set out in the Market Abuse Regulation EU 596/2014 Article 19 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act Section 5-12. http://publish.ne.cision.com//Release/ViewReleaseHtml/FA8C2EEF4B4A3867E0C856B0705FC7D6 https://mb.cision.com/Public/12667/4381098/8e01b8c65e812bdc.pdf

Europris ASA (EPR) has been notified that the following transaction has been completed today, 10 July 2026, by a primary insider in Europris ASA. Terje Andersen has today bought 6,000 shares in Europris ASA for an average price of NOK 81.23 per share. Terje Andersen is a director and primary insider in Europris ASA. After the purchase, Terje Andersen owns 6,000 shares in Europris ASA. Please refer to the attached notification of trading for further details. For further information, please contact: Trine Engløkken Investor Relations Telephone: +47 940 50 937 This information is subject to disclosure requirements set out in the Market Abuse Regulation EU 596/2014 Article 19 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act Section 5-12. http://publish.ne.cision.com//Release/ViewReleaseHtml/53FBE9832C3EE13DE0C856B0705FC7D6 https://mb.cision.com/Public/12667/4373602/aa99f51cd455ee04.pdf

Group sales in the second quarter declined by 2.8% year-on-year, with timing of Easter estimated to have had a negative impact of around 4.5 percentage points (pp). Sales for the first six months are comparable and therefore more relevant. Group sales for the first half increased by 3.8%, and together with a higher gross margin, this resulted in EBIT growth of 20.7%. Norway had flat sales development in the second quarter, negatively impacted by the timing of Easter of around 5.5 pp. For the first half, sales increased by 6.0%, driven by higher footfall and volume-led basket growth among price-conscious consumers. Higher volumes also led to increased distribution and handling costs. Sweden had sales decline of 3.9% in local currency in the second quarter, including a negative timing effect from Easter estimated at around 2.5 pp, in addition to negative impact from temporary store closures related to the store remodelling programme. First half sales were up 0.7% in local currency,

Europris ASA will publish its second quarter 2026 results on Thursday, 9 July at 07:00 CEST. The quarterly report, presentation materials and spreadsheet with key figures will also be available on the company's website https://investor.europris.no . CEO Espen Eldal and CFO Stina C Byre will present the group's results at 08:30 CEST at Pareto Securities office, Dronning Mauds gate 3, Vika in Oslo. We welcome you to attend physically - if so, please register by e-mail to [email protected] . The presentation will be held in English and transferred via live webcast and will be made available through the company's website https://investor.europris.no . It will be possible to ask questions via the web. For further information please contact: Trine Engløkken Investor Relations Telephone: +47 940 50 937 E-mail: [email protected] The group comprises Norway's leading variety retail chain, Europris, the Swedish retailer ÖoB, and holds full or partial ownership in the

Fredrikstad, 19 June 2026: Europris has today opened a new store in Alstad, Bodø (Nordland). This marks the group's first store opening in 2026. With this addition, Europris now operates 290 stores nationwide, with a presence in all Norwegian counties. "We are pleased to open Europris Alstad, our third store in Bodø. We look forward to welcoming customers to a convenient and affordable shopping experience, offering a broad assortment for everyday needs, seasonal products, and special occasions throughout the year," says CEO Espen Eldal. The group comprises Norway's leading variety retail chain, Europris, the Swedish retailer ÖoB, and holds full or partial ownership in the e-commerce groups Lekekassen and Strikkemekka. The Europris chain operates 290 stores in Norway (269 directly operated and 21 franchised locations), while ÖoB manages 92 directly operated stores throughout Sweden, and Lekekassen operates two physical stores in Norway. The group's operations are coordinated from its