Record year for Jan De Nul: turnover of €4.24 billion in International Shipping News 22/05/2026 With a 36% increase in turnover compared to 2023, it seemed challenging to surpass 2024. Nevertheless, turnover in 2025 rose again by 6% and net profit by a significant 12% compared to 2024. CFO Jan Neckebroeck: “We are prepared for the future.” Maritime construction projects The maritime sector accounts for 74% of our turnover. This includes the construction of offshore wind farms, the installation of subsea cables to transport energy, the maintenance of access channels and the expansion of port infrastructure. Our various construction, remediation and redevelopment projects represent 26% of turnover. In 2025, we completed the infrastructure works for the F-35A fighter jets at Florennes Air Base, ahead of the aircraft’s arrival on Belgian soil in October 2025, which attracted considerable public interest. Other major projects include the Oosterweel link, the new traffic junction near Brussels Airport, the energy island in the Belgian North Sea and the development of the new ‘MALT’ district in Mechelen. ‘’Jan De Nul remains active worldwide with maritime infrastructure projects, covering both offshore energy and dredging works. The various construction, remediation and redevelopment projects have also contributed to achieving another record turnover.” Jan Neckebroeck, CFO at Jan De Nul Geographical diversification as a buffer We achieved this turnover through a broad geographical spread, with 298 projects in 31 countries. More than 50% of our turnover comes from Europe, mainly because of a large portfolio of offshore wind energy projects. The construction of a new port in Senegal contributed significantly to the increase in turnover in Africa. The Middle East, North and South America, and Asia also remain important markets. Over a billion euros in investments Jan Neckebroeck: “Jan De Nul’s strong financial position, including a net debt-free position, allows us to invest