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The takeover bid today

The bid

The bid launched by BBVA consists in swapping Banco Sabadell shares for newly-issued BBVA shares, in addition to a small cash component.

This operation was launched after BBVA presented a unilateral merger proposition to the Board of Directors of Banco Sabadell in April 2024, which the Board rejected as it considered it was not attractive for shareholders, customers, staff and other stakeholders.

For

1 share

of Banco Sabadell

They are offering

0,187 shares

of BBVA + €0.13 in cash

With the initial swap of 9 May 2024, Banco Sabadell shareholders would have received 16.17% of the new BBVA, but after the latest adjustment of the swap by a dividend payment of 8 April 2025, and various share buyback schemes that have been announced, it is estimated that they would only get 14.11%.

The premium^1,2

Example of what a Banco Sabadell shareholder would obtain today if they accepted BBVA’s bid:

Negative premium

-11,29%

For every

€10,000 in shares

of Banco Sabadell

You recieve

€8,871 shares

of BBVA and cash

With the proposed swap, this shareholder would lose €1,129 of the current value of their investment.

Reference premium at market closing on 04/07/2025.
If the bid price (value of the BBVA share + €0.70) is less than the reference price (value of the BS share x 5.3456), the premium is negative. If it were the other way round, it would be positive.

What do you need to know to be able to decide whether to take part in the takeover or remain a Banco Sabadell shareholder?

UNTIL NOW

November 2020: First refusal to merge with BBVA¹

A shareholder who, on 13 November 2020, had €10,000 in Banco Sabadell shares now has an investment worth €94,332 (share value + dividends collected).

However, if they had been a BBVA shareholder, their investment of €10,000 would have become €48,075 (share value + dividends received).

April 2024: Second refusal to merge with BBVA²

A shareholder who, on 29 April 2024, had €10,000 in Banco Sabadell shares now has an investment worth €17,510 (share value + dividends collected).

However, if they had been a BBVA shareholder, their investment of €10,000 would have become €12,761 (share value + dividends received).

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. We remind you that investment in stocks and shares entails the risk of loss of the capital invested.

Historical evolution of BS and BBVA shares: Bloomberg Ltd. As at 16/06/2025. The evolution of the share price includes the revaluation of Banco Sabadell’s share in the session in which BBVA announced its unilateral proposal to merge with Banco Sabadell on 30 April 2024, which was €0.06 per share.

Annual revaluation of Sabadell shares prior to 16/06/2025; 2020: -66%; 2021: 67%; 2022: 49%; 2023: 26%; 2024: 69%; 2025 to June: 51%. Annual revaluation of BBVA shares prior to 16/06/2025; 2020: -19%; 2021: 30%; 2022: 7%; 2023: 46%; 2024: 15%; 2025 to June; 40%. Source: Bloomberg Ltd.

1. From 13/11/2020, the business day prior to the publication of talks between the two banks in relation to a potential merger operation, until 16/06/2025. The figures shown have been rounded upwards or downwards to the nearest whole number for the sake of simplification.

2. From 29/04/2024, the business day prior to the publication by BBVA of its unsolicited unilateral merger proposal, until 16/06/2025. The figures shown have been rounded upwards or downwards to the nearest whole number for the sake of simplification.

UNTIL NOW

Dividend yield 2024:

Banco Sabadell: 10.9%: the highest of all IBEX 35 companies
BBVA: 7,4%

GOING FORWARD

In 2025, we expect to repeat, at least, the effective dividend per share of 2024 (at least 20.44 euro cents per share), given our positive earnings and capital generation forecast and our attractive shareholder remuneration policy (60% profit distribution commitment and distribution of excess capital >13% approved prior to the announcement of the takeover bid).
With excellent future prospects revised upwards in April 2025.
Furthermore, we will continue to distribute excess capital above 13%. Read more
We expect to allocate €1.3 billion in 2025 to ordinary cash dividends and share buybacks.
In addition, a special cash dividend of €0.50 per share (amounting to €2.5 billion) has been proposed, following the sale of TSB. This payment is expected to be made in April 2026, once the transaction is completed, subject to approval at the Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting.
Therefore, subject to shareholder approval, we plan to return a total of €3.8 billion to shareholders over the next 12 months.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. We remind you that investment in stocks and shares entails the risk of loss of the capital invested.

The evolution of stock prices and returns is subject to fluctuations due to factors intrinsic to the issuer, its environment, and sector of activity, as well as risks arising from various variables that generally affect the market in which they are traded. This may result in scenarios of both gains and losses, including the possibility of no dividend distribution.

¹ Subject to approval by shareholders at the Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting convened for 6 August 2025.

UNTIL NOW

Sabadell is the stock that has risen the most on the Spanish stock market (IBEX 35) since the end of 2020.¹

Moreover, Sabadell is the bank that has risen the most on the Spanish stock market (STOXX EUROPE 600) since the end of 2020.¹

We have gone above and beyond expectations of results year after year.

GOING FORWARD

Our current high profitability is sustainable and there is room for improvement.
We are the only Spanish bank without sell recommendations from the ratings agencies that follow and issue recommendations on Banco Sabadell.²
Six analysts place the share price above €3.00.³

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. We remind you that investment in stocks and shares entails the risk of loss of the capital invested.

Adjusting for dividends and capital increases.
Source: Bloomberg LTD.
Alantra, JB Capital, CaixaBank-BPI, AlphaValue, Renta4 and Gaesco.

97% of our profit comes from stable and predictable markets (Spain and the UK), which allows greater predictability of our future profits.

More than 60% of BBVA‘s profits come from emerging economies: Mexico, Turkey and South America.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. We remind you that investment in stocks and shares entails the risk of loss of the capital invested.

Saying ‘No’ to BBVA has worked out well twice for Banco Sabadell: The Board of Directors of Banco Sabadell has rejected merger bids from BBVA twice in recent years. After saying NO to BBVA on two occasions, Banco Sabadell has achieved the best financial situation in its history.

Since November 2020, when the Board refused to continue negotiating its merger with BBVA, Banco Sabadell’s share price has risen by 9.81¹, while BBVA’s has risen by 4.3.
Since BBVA’s interest in renegotiating a merger became known on 29 April, which our Board opposed, Banco Sabadell’s share price has risen by +70%, in line with Spanish domestic banks, while BBVA has only risen by 30%.

1. Source: Bloomberg. Data as at 23 May 2025. Results in base 100, adjusted for capital increases and dividends.

No. The Council of Ministers has authorised BBVA to go ahead with the hostile takeover bid, but has set additional conditions to those approved by the CNMC.
According to its decision, if the operation goes ahead, BBVA and Banco Sabadell would have to act with total management autonomy for the next three years (extendable for two more years), in addition to keeping the legal and asset-owning personalities of each entity separate. Therefore, at least during that period, a merger between the two entities could not be executed.

BBVA will have to specify in the prospectus of the takeover bid its synergies and capital cost forecasts that the operation would entail. The synergy figures announced so far did not include the measures announced by the Council of Ministers.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. We remind you that investment in stocks and shares entails the risk of loss of the capital invested.

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