Earnings
release 3Q26

Belo Horizonte, November 11, 2026. MRV Engenharia e Participações S.A. (B3: MRVE3), the largest homebuilder in Latin America, announces its results for the third quarter of 2026.

B3 · MRVE3 Release · Nov 11, 2026
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R$ 3.4 bn
Net revenue · MRV Real Estate Dev. · 3Q26
all-time record · +28.7% vs 3Q25
32.1%
Gross margin · MRV Real Estate Dev. · 3Q26
highest level in the last 7 years
R$ 315 mn
Net income* · MRV Real Estate Dev. · 3Q26
MRV Real Estate Dev. record · +54.5% vs 3Q25
R$ 894 mn
Cash generation · MRV&CO · 9M26
R$ 427 million in 3Q26
01Message from Management

Records at MRV Real Estate Development
and strong cash generation at MRV&CO

MRV Real Estate Development posted, in 3Q26, records in sales, production, revenue and net income, even in a challenging scenario, with the strike of CEF employees. We reported R$ 3.0 billion in net pre-sales in the quarter and R$ 11.0 billion over the last 12 months. In the quarter, we produced 11.3k units.

Following our strategy, we sold more than we launched: 11.0k units sold, against 9.3k launched. This movement reduces inventory, brings sales with a higher POC and optimizes the capital structure.

The combination of more production, more sales and a higher POC took net revenue to R$ 3.4 billion, an all-time record, 28.7% above 3Q25 and 24.0% above 2Q26.

Net Debt / Annualized EBITDA (Brazil Operation), in turn, reached 0.76x in 3Q26, a 31.6% decrease versus 3Q25.

Net income* · MRV Real Estate Development · 3Q26
R$ 315 mn

MRV Real Estate Development record. +54.5% vs 3Q25, with a net margin of 9.2%; R$ 603 million in nine months (+75.9%).

Net revenue · MRV Real Estate Development · 3Q26
R$ 3.4 bn

All-time record. +24.0% vs 2Q26 and +28.7% vs 3Q25; R$ 8.7 billion in nine months (+18.6%).

Gross margin · MRV Real Estate Development · 3Q26
32.1%

* Adjusted net income: excluding the effects of swap, mark-to-market, credit assignment and the CRI interest of MRV US’s Loan Agreement. Reconciliation with accounting net income in Attachment I.

Asset sales

Resia and Luggo

Resia continues to carry out the sale of its assets, focused on cash generation and deleveraging, with a view to winding down its operation.

  • Completed sales: in July, Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch, legacy projects, were sold for US$ 139 million (R$ 709 million*), with a US$ 87 million reduction in net debt.
  • Announced sales: on August 6, Memorial (the last legacy project) and five more land plots had a purchase and sale agreement signed for US$ 170 million (R$ 867 million*), with completion expected in the coming months.
  • Golden Glades: a project located in Miami, it was stabilized in September, with 95% of its units leased, which paves the way for its sale.

* Exchange rate: US$ 1 = R$ 5.10, the same as in the transaction announcements.

Asset sales · Resia and Luggo · 2026
R$ 2.2 bn

In asset sales announced in the year by Resia and Luggo, which will reduce MRV&CO’s net debt by R$ 1.6 billion.

Luggo completed the sale of its three finished projects (Luggo Pampulha, Luggo Mauá and Luggo Samambaia, with 437 units) for R$ 166 million, generating R$ 144 million in cash. The remainder will be received upon the sale of the assets or within up to seven years.

With the sale, Luggo will continue to manage properties, with no construction in progress.

Urba

In 3Q26, Urba generated R$ 18 million in cash, with a gross margin of 49.7% and net income of R$ 1.4 million.

Cash generation and deleveraging

MRV&CO

With the completion of Resia’s asset sales and the sale of three Luggo projects, MRV&CO generated R$ 427 million in cash in the quarter and R$ 894 million in nine months.

ADJUSTED CASH GENERATION (R$ million)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
MRV&CO427.370.0(23.4)510.4% ↑—894.3(266.8)—
MRV Real Estate Development*6.9148.714.295.4% ↓51.2% ↓272.9(72.5)—
Urba17.8(47.0)(8.9)——(57.8)40.0—
Luggo145.8(11.6)(20.4)——119.4(45.6)—
Resia*297.315.618.21,803.4% ↑1,535.6% ↑672.5(100.8)—
MRV US*(40.4)(35.8)(26.5)12.8% ↓52.3% ↓(112.7)(87.9)28.2% ↓

* Excluding the CRI interest of the Loan Agreement, allocated to MRV US, and the SWAP effect at MRV Real Estate Development. MRV US at the quarter-end PTAX rate (US$ 1 = R$ 5.1809); Resia based on the change in net debt (US$ 54.1 million). Credit assignments: positive impact of R$ 20.8 million at MRV Real Estate Development.

A cycle of strong cash generation

Impact of announced sales · MRV&CO · R$ billion
−R$ 1.5 bn · −24.2% 4Q25: R$ 6.3 bnNet debt reduction in 1H26: −R$ 0.4 bn2Q26: R$ 5.9 bnCompletion of the sales of Ten Oaks, Rayzor Ranch and Luggo assets, net of other 3Q26 effects: −R$ 0.4 bn3Q26: R$ 5.5 bnResia sales Aug 6: −R$ 0.7 bnExpected upon completion of the announced sales: R$ 4.8 bn R$ 6.3(R$ 0.4)R$ 5.9(R$ 0.4)R$ 5.5(R$ 0.7)R$ 4.8 Consolidatednet debt4Q25Reduction innet debt1H26Consolidatednet debt2Q26Completion of the salesTen Oaks, Rayzor Ranchand Luggo assetsConsolidatednet debt3Q26Resia salesannouncedon Aug 6Net debtexpected uponcompletion of the sales
Consolidated net debt. The 3Q26 bar includes the completion of the sales, net of the quarter’s other effects. Exchange rate: US$ 1 = R$ 5.10, the same as in the transaction announcements. Not a projection of future debt.
Cash generation · MRV&CO · 9M26
R$ 894 mn

R$ 427 million in 3Q26.

02Chapter

MRV Real Estate Development

R$ 11.5 bn
LTM net revenue
32.1%
Gross margin 3Q26
12.7%
SG&A / Net Revenue 3Q26
R$ 315 mn
Net income* 3Q26 · record
R$ 273 mn
Cash generation** 9M26

An increasingly efficient operation

3Q26 reinforces the direction we have set for MRV Real Estate Development: a more efficient operation, present in fewer cities and focused on Minha Casa Minha Vida.

Where we have already advanced...

  • Focus on MCMV: We have reinforced our focus on social housing within Minha Casa Minha Vida, a mature, stable program with recurring improvements to its rules. The share of our launches that qualify for the program continues to grow.

Launch mix · within and outside MCMV

MRV Real Estate Development · % of launched PSV · classification by program funding · 2026 = through September
2023 · MCMV: 66%2023 · outside MCMV: 34%2024 · MCMV: 90%2024 · outside MCMV: 10%2025 · MCMV: 93%2025 · outside MCMV: 7%2026 · MCMV: 98%2026 · outside MCMV: 2% 66%90%93%98% 34%10%7%2% 2023202420252026
Green: within MCMV · orange (top): outside MCMV.
  • Optimized footprint: The operation grew in its main metrics in a smaller number of cities. Densification allows us to better explore the potential of our main markets. In the future, we plan an even more optimized footprint.
Markets served · MRV Real Estate Development
≈ 80 cities
2023: 120 cities1202023Sep/26: about 80 cities≈ 80Sep/26Future: an even more optimized footprintfuture
  • Land purchases via swap: We buy new land with discipline, through swaps, which optimizes the capital employed.

Land purchases via swap

% of land bank acquired in the period
64%94% Land bank 20249M26
Accumulated in 9M26: almost all new land comes in with no immediate cash outlay.
  • Over 40k units launched and produced: In recent years, we have launched and produced around 40k units annually, and over the last 12 months we produced 42k units, a record in our historical series.
  • SKU reduction: Our unit types have been optimized, allowing a reduction from 160 to the current 50 SKUs.
  • Profitability evolution: Our gross margin rose from 19% in 3Q22 to 32% in 3Q26.

Gross margin · trajectory

MRV Real Estate Development · reported gross margin · % of net revenue
3Q22: 19% 3Q26: 32.1% 19%32.1% 3Q223Q26
  • Construction sequencing: Real Estate Development keeps land and projects ready to launch in all our markets. Launches are planned so that each team and each formwork set has its construction plan for the coming years, moving from one project to the next without interruption, and so that sales teams always have products in each market. The diagram below shows this sequencing in a model market:

Construction sequencing

MRV Real Estate Development · 2026 to 2029
REGION Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2026 2027 2028 2029 CENTER WEST NORTH SOUTH EAST V. DAS ORQUÍDEAS · MAR · CenterV. DASORQUÍDEASMAR V. DAS BROMÉLIAS · JAN · CenterV. DASBROMÉLIASJAN V. DAS GARDÊNIAS · FEB · CenterV. DASGARDÊNIASFEB FLORES · JUL · WestFLORESJUL CONTS. C 1 · AUG · WestCONTS. C 1AUG MARINA’S PET · JUN · WestMARINA’S PETJUN CONTS. C 2 · NOV · WestCONTS. C 2NOV DOURADA · JAN · NorthDOURADAJAN ROUXINÓIS · OCT · NorthROUXINÓISOCT SERINGUEIRAS · JUL · NorthSERINGUEIRASJUL RIOS DA VIDA · JUL · NorthRIOS DA VIDAJUL ALECRINS · AUG · SouthALECRINSAUG GIRASSÓIS · MAY · SouthGIRASSÓISMAY VIOLETAS · MAR · SouthVIOLETASMAR ALEGRIA · OCT · SouthALEGRIAOCT AMOREIRAS · MAY · EastAMOREIRASMAY VISTA ALEGRE · NOV · EastVISTA ALEGRENOV AMENDOEIRAS · JUN · EastAMENDOEIRASJUN V. DAS COLINAS · OCT · EastV. DAS COLINASOCT JEQUITIBÁS · AUG · EastJEQUITIBÁSAUG V. DAS HORTÊNSIAS · OCT · CenterV. DASHORTÊNSIASOCT ACÁCIAS · MAY · WestACÁCIASMAY SABIÁS · JUN · NorthSABIÁSJUN LAVANDAS · FEB · SouthLAVANDASFEB MARGARIDAS · SEP · SouthMARGARIDASSEP PAINEIRAS · JUL · EastPAINEIRASJUL 3,452 units 3,550 units 3,680 units 3,800 units FORMWORK A FORMWORK B
  • Structuring Super House: We are already approaching this year’s target for the number of managers at Super House, which is already starting to show in the increase in net pre-sales originated by this sales channel.

Net pre-sales by channel · 9M25 × 9M26

thousand units · %MRV
9M25: 13,262 units (49% of 27,065)9M26: 15,759 units (52% of 30,305)9M25: 13,803 units (51% of 27,065)9M26: 14,546 units (48% of 30,305) 13.315.813.814.5 +18.8% Super HouseBrokers
9M259M26

And what still remains...

  • Balance across the three business areas: Sequencing is the basis of our efficiency. One year’s launches lock in the following year’s production, and production only turns into cash after it is sold and transferred. Launch and production volumes, which have grown in recent years, will remain stable in the coming quarters, and sales volumes will keep growing, supported by Super House.

Operating flow · launches feed production in the following years

MRV Real Estate Development · units · K = thousand · %MRV · LTM 3Q26 = 12 months through September · 2027 = direction
2024 2025 LTM 3Q26 2027 Launch locks in production for the following years 39K 42K 41K stable Production construction executed 36K 40K 42K stable Transfers originated by sales andconverted into cash upon registration 34K 35K 35K* ≥ production
* 3Q26 transfers affected by the strike of CEF employees.
  • Super House maturing: The greatest potential to be captured with Super House lies in the growing maturity of the team: a mature manager sells more than twice as much as a rookie. This process is driven by a proprietary Platform, which seeks to optimize the entire process, bringing each sales team the right customer, product and proposal.

Manager productivity · IPG · 2Q26

Super House · IPG = sales per manager per month
maturity gap +6 sales per month Rookie manager · IPG 5 Mature manager · IPG 11 511 Rookie managerMature manager
Average IPG in 2Q26.
  • Ideal level of profitability: With the initiatives of the three business areas, we have room to improve our profitability even further.
  • Optimization of allocated capital: Through the consumption of inventory under construction, higher SoS and the continuous reduction of paid land inventory.

Paid land inventory

R$ billion · year-end position · MRV Day 2026
−R$ 0.2 bn per year 2024: R$ 2.4 bn 2025: R$ 2.1 bn 2026 (expected): R$ 1.9 bn 2029 or later (expected): R$ 1.0 bn 2.42.1 1.91.0 20242025 2026e2029+
Dashed bars: outlook presented at MRV Day 2026.

Results

We keep evolving

Net revenue · LTM

R$ billion · %MRV
+20.5% 3Q25: R$ 9,555 mn 4Q25: R$ 10,144 mn 1Q26: R$ 10,527 mn 2Q26: R$ 10,753 mn 3Q26: R$ 11,514 mn 9.610.110.510.811.5 3Q254Q251Q262Q263Q26

Reported gross margin

MRV Real Estate Development · % of net revenue
+1.4 p.p. in 12 months 3Q25: 30.7% 4Q25: 31.0% 1Q26: 31.0% 2Q26: 31.2% 3Q26: 32.1% 30.7%31.0%31.0%31.2%32.1% 3Q254Q251Q262Q263Q26

Net pre-sales · LTM

R$ billion · %MRV
+12.6% 3Q25: R$ 9,778 mn 4Q25: R$ 9,928 mn 1Q26: R$ 10,230 mn 2Q26: R$ 10,322 mn 3Q26: R$ 11,015 mn 9.89.910.210.311.0 3Q254Q251Q262Q263Q26

Cash generation · LTM ex credit assignments

MRV Real Estate Development · R$ million · last 12 months
+ Δ R$ 601 mn since 2Q25 2Q25: R$ (480) mn 3Q25: R$ (349) mn 4Q25: R$ (128) mn 1Q26: R$ 2 mn 2Q26: R$ 126 mn 3Q26: R$ 121 mn (480)(349)(128)2126121 2Q253Q254Q251Q262Q263Q26
FINANCIAL INDICATORS (R$ million)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
Net Revenue3,4112,7512,64924.0% ↑28.7% ↑8,7237,35318.6% ↑
Gross Profit1,09585881327.7% ↑34.7% ↑2,7462,21923.7% ↑
Gross Margin32.1%31.2%30.7%0.9 p.p. ↑1.4 p.p. ↑31.5%30.2%1.3 p.p. ↑
Gross Margin (ex-interest)35.0%34.7%34.3%0.3 p.p. ↑0.7 p.p. ↑34.7%33.7%1.0 p.p. ↑
Selling Expenses(289)(258)(234)11.7% ↑23.3% ↑(792)(705)12.3% ↑
General and Administrative Expenses(143)(130)(133)9.6% ↑7.2% ↑(394)(375)5.0% ↑
Adjusted Financial Result*(169)(130)(72)29.2% ↓133.8% ↓(419)(335)25.3% ↓
Adjusted Net Income attributable to Shareholders*315155204103.7% ↑54.5% ↑60334375.9% ↑
Adjusted Net Margin9.2%5.6%7.7%3.6 p.p. ↑1.5 p.p. ↑6.9%4.7%2.2 p.p. ↑
Other indicators
Cash Generation**6.9148.714.295.4% ↓51.2% ↓272.9(72.5)—
Adjusted ROE (LTM)17.9%16.0%8.8%1.9 p.p. ↑9.2 p.p. ↑17.9%8.8%9.2 p.p. ↑
Revenue to be Recognized4,0274,3234,3146.8% ↓6.7% ↓4,0274,3146.7% ↓
REF1,7791,9021,8956.5% ↓6.1% ↓1,7791,8956.1% ↓
REF Margin44.2%44.0%43.9%0.2 p.p. ↑0.2 p.p. ↑44.2%43.9%0.2 p.p. ↑
Net Debt / Equity***37.6%39.2%41.5%1.5 p.p. ↓3.9 p.p. ↓37.6%41.5%3.9 p.p. ↓

* The adjustment excludes the effects of equity swap, mark-to-market of debt, gain (loss) on cash flow swap and derecognition of the assigned portfolio; it also excludes interest on the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement.
** The adjustment excludes the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement, which matured and was paid in 1Q25.
*** The equity adjustment includes the capital contribution made to MRV US to pay interest on this Loan Agreement.

The record net revenue of R$ 3.4 billion diluted operating expenses: SG&A/net revenue fell from 14.1% in 2Q26 to 12.7% in 3Q26.

With gross margin at 32.1%, the highest level in the last 7 years, net income* totaled R$ 315 million in the quarter, a record for MRV Real Estate Development, 54.5% above 3Q25, and R$ 603 million in nine months.

SG&A / Net Revenue

MRV Real Estate Development · selling, general and administrative expenses over net revenue
−1.2 p.p. vs 3Q25 −1.5 p.p. vs 2Q26 3Q25: 13.9% 2Q26: 14.1% 3Q26: 12.7% 13.9%14.1%12.7% 3Q252Q263Q26

Cash generation

MRV Real Estate Development · 3Q26 and nine months

The strike by Caixa Econômica Federal employees in September strongly affected transfers during the month, with a total effect of approximately R$ 80 million on the quarter’s cash generation, considering the release of the CEF payment scheduled for the last days of the period, which did not take place, and the sales that would have been transferred and registered in September.

As a result, MRV Real Estate Development’s cash generation** was R$ 6.9 million in 3Q26 and totaled R$ 273 million in nine months.

CEF strike · effect on cash generation**

MRV Real Estate Development · 3Q26 · R$ million · ** ex-SWAP and CRI interest MRV US
Adjusted cash generation reported in 3Q26: R$ 6.9 mnImpacts of the CEF strike on 3Q26 cash generation: ~R$ 80 mnGeneration without the strike effects (illustrative sum): ~R$ 87 mn 6.9~80~87 Cash gen.**reported 3Q26CEF strikeimpactGeneration withoutstrike effects

MRV portfolio breakdown

PRO SOLUTO PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN (R$ million)Sep/26Jun/26Sep/25Chg. Sep/26
x Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26
x Sep/25
Pro Soluto Portfolio3,5133,6313,7843.2% ↓7.2% ↓
After delivery of keys1,9711,9592,0300.6% ↑2.9% ↓
Before delivery of keys1,5411,6721,7547.8% ↓12.1% ↓
(-) Assigned portion in the Credit Assignment Liability1,1471,2651,6289.4% ↓29.6% ↓
Net Pro Soluto Portfolio2,3662,3662,1560.0% ↑9.8% ↑
DIRECT FINANCING PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN (R$ million)Sep/26Jun/26Sep/25Chg. Sep/26
x Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26
x Sep/25
Direct Financing Portfolio2,7542,7102,3961.6% ↑15.0% ↑
After delivery of keys2,3992,3021,8904.2% ↑26.9% ↑
Before delivery of keys35640850612.8% ↓29.6% ↓
(-) Direct Financing Portfolio under Credit Assignment Liability2,3212,3001,9630.9% ↑18.3% ↑
Net Direct Financing Portfolio4344104335.7% ↑0.1% ↑

Net portfolio = gross portfolio less the assigned share recorded under credit assignment liability.

Operational indicators

MRV Real Estate Development
OPERATIONAL INDICATORS (%MRV)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
Land Bank (PSV, R$ billion)40.540.943.61.0% ↓7.2% ↓40.543.67.2% ↓
Launches (PSV, R$ million)2,6452,9532,35510.4% ↓12.4% ↑8,5138,6922.1% ↓
Units9,32210,6798,35412.7% ↓11.6% ↑30,38631,4433.4% ↓
Average Ticket (R$ thousand)2842772822.6% ↑0.7% ↑2802761.3% ↑
Net Pre-sales (PSV, R$ million)3,0372,7482,34410.5% ↑29.6% ↑8,2557,16815.2% ↑
Units11,01510,1488,7658.5% ↑25.7% ↑30,30527,06512.0% ↑
Average Ticket (R$ thousand)2762712671.8% ↑3.1% ↑2722652.9% ↑
Net SoS25.1%23.3%21.6%1.8 p.p. ↑3.5 p.p. ↑48.4%46.0%2.4 p.p. ↑
Transfers (units)7,4289,8038,88524.2% ↓16.4% ↓25,46025,0881.5% ↑
Sales with Direct Financing (units)69261896211.9% ↑28.1% ↓1,9862,52521.4% ↓
Production (units)11,25810,92210,9663.1% ↑2.7% ↑31,92730,2925.4% ↑
03Chapter

Urba

[Land Development]
R$ 18 mn
Cash generation 3Q26
R$ 105 mn
Net Revenue 3Q26
49.7%
Gross margin 3Q26

Urba posted positive cash generation of R$ 18 million and net income of R$ 1.4 million in 3Q26. Net pre-sales totaled R$ 85 million, with a significant increase in the average ticket, which reached R$ 196 thousand, against R$ 135 thousand in 2Q26, reflecting the mix of products sold in the quarter.

Gross margin

% of net revenue · 100%
+8.1 p.p. vs 3Q25 +2.4 p.p. vs 2Q26 3Q25: 41.7% 2Q26: 47.3% 3Q26: 49.7% 41.7%47.3%49.7% 3Q252Q263Q26
FINANCIAL INDICATORS (R$ million)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
Net Revenue10511814711.4% ↓28.8% ↓2802862.2% ↓
Gross Profit5256616.9% ↓15.1% ↓1351276.0% ↑
Gross Margin49.7%47.3%41.7%2.4 p.p. ↑8.1 p.p. ↑48.2%44.5%3.7 p.p. ↑
Gross Margin (ex-interest)51.6%49.1%43.8%2.5 p.p. ↑7.7 p.p. ↑50.4%47.5%2.9 p.p. ↑
Selling Expenses(13.0)(11.5)(11.9)13.3% ↑9.2% ↑(33.4)(28.7)16.3% ↑
General and Administrative Expenses(3.7)(8.8)(7.5)57.5% ↓50.2% ↓(20.1)(20.2)0.1% ↓
Financial Result(29.6)(27.8)(14.8)6.6% ↓99.1% ↓(76.7)(36.0)113.4% ↓
Net Income attributable to Shareholders1.40.818.775.7% ↑92.5% ↓(11.2)18.7—
Net Margin1.3%0.7%12.7%0.7 p.p. ↑11.3 p.p. ↓-4.0%6.5%10.6 p.p. ↓
Operational indicators (100%)
Land bank
PSV (R$ billion)5.95.44.98.9% ↑19.0% ↑5.94.919.0% ↑
Units34,74432,30330,2197.6% ↑15.0% ↑34,74430,21915.0% ↑
Average Ticket (R$ thousand)1691671631.2% ↑3.5% ↑1691633.5% ↑
Net pre-sales
PSV (R$ million)8512717032.8% ↓49.9% ↓24031523.8% ↓
Units4349351,14953.6% ↓62.2% ↓1,5312,11027.4% ↓
Average Ticket (R$ thousand)19613514844.7% ↑32.7% ↑1571495.1% ↑
Other indicators
Cash Generation17.8(47.0)(8.9)——(57.8)40.0—
REF9496982.7% ↓4.0% ↓94984.0% ↓
REF Margin45.7%44.7%44.9%1.0 p.p. ↑0.8 p.p. ↑45.7%44.9%0.8 p.p. ↑
04Chapter

Luggo

[Multi Family Brazil Operation]
3
Developments sold · 437 units
R$ 166 mn
Transaction value · REIT (FII) structured with Mauá Capital
R$ 146 mn
Cash generation 3Q26

Luggo concluded the sale of three developments (Luggo Pampulha, Luggo Mauá and Luggo Samambaia, 437 units) to a real estate investment fund (FII) structured together with Mauá Capital, as per the Notice to the Market of October 1, 2026. The transaction was concluded for R$ 166 million and is aligned with MRV&CO’s strategy of cash generation, deleveraging and operational simplification.

Cash generation from the transaction was R$ 144 million; the remainder will be received when the fund sells the assets or within a maximum of seven years. In the quarter, Luggo’s cash generation totaled R$ 146 million, including the transaction. With the transaction, Luggo will continue its asset management operation, with no other projects under construction at the moment.

118
units
Luggo Pampulha
119
units
Luggo Mauá
200
units
Luggo Samambaia
FINANCIAL INDICATORS (R$ million)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
Net Revenue4.69.66.952.1% ↓33.0% ↓24.333.527.3% ↓
Gross Profit0.41.41.973.9% ↓80.1% ↓1.312.889.7% ↓
SG&A(5.8)(6.3)(6.6)8.4% ↓11.9% ↓(18.7)(19.0)1.9% ↓
Other Operating (Expenses) Income4.5(2.4)3.9—16.6% ↑(2.8)(4.3)34.9% ↑
Financial Result(2.0)(2.0)(5.9)0.8% ↑66.5% ↑(5.7)(18.5)69.2% ↑
Net Income attributable to Shareholders(2.8)(9.9)(6.8)71.6% ↑58.6% ↑(26.8)(29.2)8.3% ↑
Other indicators
Cash Generation145.8(11.6)(20.4)——119.4(45.6)—
05Chapter

Resia

[US Operation]
US$ 54 mn
Cash generation · Resia · 3Q26 (after payments to limited partners)
US$ 139 mn
Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch · sale completed in July
Stabilized
Golden Glades · September 2026

The sale of the legacy projects Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch (US$ 139 million), announced in June, was completed in July, with US$ 87 million in net debt reduction. The sale process for Memorial and the five land plots, announced on August 6 for US$ 170 million, is expected to be completed in the coming months.

Golden Glades, in Miami, reached stabilization in September 2026, paving the way for the start of its sale process.

* Exchange rate: quarter-end closing PTAX (US$ 1 = R$ 5.1809) for 3Q26 figures; transaction values at R$ 5.10, as in the announcements.

Lease-up progress · Golden Glades

Miami · 420 units · units leased at the end of the period
95% leased 3Q25: 132 units4Q25: 167 units1Q26: 242 units2Q26: 330 unitsSep/26: 398 units (95% of 420) 132167242330398 3Q254Q251Q262Q26Sep/26
Lease-up started in April 2025; in September 2026, 398 of the 420 units were leased (95%).

Resia deleveraging · 2026

Milestones of the asset sales and net debt reduction · US$ million
  1. Jun/26
    Announcement of the sale of Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch
    US$ 139 mn
  2. Jul/26
    Completion of the sale of Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch · net debt reduction
    US$ 87 mn
  3. 6 Aug/26
    Announcement of the sale of Memorial and five land plots
    US$ 170 mn
  4. Sep/26
    Golden Glades (Miami) reaches stabilization
    opens the sale process
  5. coming months
    Completion of the sale of Memorial and the five land plots
    expected
BOOK VALUE OF ASSETS (US$ million)Sep/26Under contractAssets to be sold
Completed projects21986133
Land marked for sale1088028
Other land74074
Fixed and other assets97097
Total497165332
FINANCIAL INDICATORS (US$ million)3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26
x 2Q26
Chg. 3Q26
x 3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26
x 9M25
Gross Profit(0.3)(1.8)(4.4)83.4% ↑93.1% ↑(2.7)(9.9)72.6% ↑
SG&A(2.7)(3.3)(4.0)17.9% ↓32.8% ↓(8.9)(12.0)26.1% ↓
Other Operating (Expenses) Income(1.6)(112.7)1.298.6% ↑—(120.6)(189.2)36.2% ↑
Resia Financial Result(10.0)(6.4)(6.8)55.4% ↓47.5% ↓(23.2)(20.2)14.9% ↓
Resia Net Income attributable to Shareholders(13.8)(117.4)(13.3)88.2% ↑4.3% ↓(147.0)(200.0)26.5% ↑
MRV US Financial Result*(7.9)(6.8)(6.0)15.7% ↓32.6% ↓(21.7)(14.0)54.8% ↓
MRV US Net Income attributable to Shareholders*(21.7)(124.2)(19.2)82.5% ↑13.1% ↓(168.7)(214.0)21.2% ↑

* Includes interest on the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement.

06Chapter

Indebtedness

MRV Brazil & MRV&CO
37.4%
Net debt / equity · Brazil
0.76x
Net debt / annualized EBITDA · Brazil operation
11.56%
Weighted average cost of debt · 84.14% of CDI
R$ 894 mn
Cash generation · MRV&CO · 9M26
NET DEBT (R$ million)Sep/26Jun/26Sep/25Chg. Sep/26
x Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26
x Sep/25
Brazil Operation
Total Debt*6,1956,1336,0731.0% ↑2.0% ↑
(−) Cash and Cash Equivalents and Securities(3,873)(3,678)(3,620)5.3% ↑7.0% ↑
(+/−) Derivative Financial Instruments1617425.0% ↓62.5% ↓
Net Debt*2,3382,4722,4955.4% ↓6.3% ↓
Total Shareholders’ Equity**6,2555,9905,9604.4% ↑4.9% ↑
Net Debt / Total Equity37.4%41.3%41.9%3.9 p.p. ↓4.5 p.p. ↓
Annualized EBITDA3,0912,2882,25735.1% ↑37.0% ↑

* The adjustment disregards the corporate debt (28th debenture issue — 358th CRI) raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement, matured and paid in 1Q25. Does not consider funding costs.
** The equity adjustment considers the capital contribution made to MRV US, funded by the corporate debt (28th debenture issue — 358th CRI), used to pay the Loan Agreement.

Net debt / annualized EBITDA

MRV Brazil · axis anchored at zero
−59.3%−31.6% 3Q24: 1.86x3Q25: 1.11x3Q26: 0.76x 1.86x1.11x0.76x 3Q243Q253Q26

Debt maturity schedule · Brazil Operation

R$ million
Construction Financing · 12 months: 819Corporate Debt · 12 months: 156Construction Financing · 13 to 24 months: 1,001Corporate Debt · 13 to 24 months: 868Construction Financing · 25 to 36 months: 420Corporate Debt · 25 to 36 months: 1,376Construction Financing · 37 to 48 months: 67Corporate Debt · 37 to 48 months: 917Construction Financing · After 48 months: 2Corporate Debt · After 48 months: 645 8191561,0018684201,376679172645 12months13 to 24months25 to 36months37 to 48monthsAfter 48months
Construction FinancingCorporate Debt

* Does not consider funding costs.

Debt covenant
0.56 limit < 0.65

(Net debt + land payables) / total equity, as defined in the indentures. Jun/26: 0.57.

Receivables covenant
4.24 limit > 1.60

Receivables coverage over debt, as defined in the indentures. Jun/26: 3.99.

Average cost of debt · Brazil
11.56%

Equivalent to 84.14% of CDI, against 13.59% (95.17% of CDI) in Jun/26.

NET DEBT (US$ million)Sep/26Jun/26Sep/25Chg. Sep/26
x Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26
x Sep/25
US Operation (US$)
Total Debt*63971374310.4% ↓14.0% ↓
(−) Cash and Cash Equivalents and Securities(21)(45)(53)54.0% ↓60.3% ↓
Net Debt*6186686917.5% ↓10.5% ↓
Total Shareholders’ Equity**(196)(153)4228.6% ↓—

* The adjustment includes the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement, matured and paid in 1Q25.
** The equity adjustment excludes the capital contribution made to MRV US to pay interest on the Loan Agreement.

Debt maturity schedule · US Operation

US$ million
Construction Debt** · 12 months: 180Corporate Debt · 12 months: 156Construction Debt** · 13 to 24 months: 8Corporate Debt · 13 to 24 months: 137Construction Debt** · 25 to 36 months: 4Corporate Debt · 25 to 36 months: 26Corporate Debt · 37 to 48 months: 104Corporate Debt · After 48 months: 22 1801568137426-104-22 12months13 to 24months25 to 36months37 to 48monthsAfter 48months
Construction Debt**Corporate Debt

* Does not consider funding costs.
** Construction financing will be amortized with the sales of the respective projects. These debts may have their maturities extended.

Average cost of debt · US
8.46% p.a.

Construction financing at 7.33% and corporate debt at 8.97% per year, on US$ 638 million of outstanding balance.

Composition and cost of debt of the Brazil and US operations and historical covenant series in Attachment VI.

07AttachmentsComplete statements

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Attachment I · MRV Real Estate Development adjustment breakdown

R$ thousand
CASH GENERATION ADJUSTMENT (R$ thousand)3Q262Q261Q264Q253Q252Q251Q25
MRV Real Estate Development(16,040)122,56587,02579,958(19,641)(55,069)(68,611)
(-) SWAP Effect677(2,319)(5,357)(5,466)(8,325)3,8304,426
(-) CRI interest for Loan Agreement payment (MRV US)(23,625)(23,866)(24,900)(24,337)(25,484)(22,997)(22,252)
(=) Adjusted Cash Generation (ex SWAP and CRI MRV US)6,908148,750117,282109,76014,168(35,902)(50,785)
(-) Net Effect of Credit Assignment(20,832)(101,109)(102,638)71,897(12,244)(47,012)(76,886)
Adjusted Cash Generation(13,924)47,64114,644181,6571,924(82,914)(127,671)
NET INCOME ADJUSTMENT (R$ thousand)3Q262Q261Q264Q253Q252Q251Q25
Net Income Attributable to Shareholders (adjusted)315,153154,734132,812268,396204,033120,68917,963
SWAP Effect¹44786,8459,00221,420(6,722)(21,873)30,980
Net Effect of Off-Balance Assignment48,49344,59454,26453,72030,82331,22334,833
CRI interest for Loan Agreement payment (MRV US)23,62523,86624,90024,33725,48422,99722,252
Net Income Attributable to Shareholders242,588(571)44,646168,919154,44888,342(70,102)

¹ Buyback of the Company’s shares (MRVE3) through a derivative financial instrument (total return swap), carried out in 2Q25 and 4Q25.

Attachment II · Consolidated income statement

R$ thousand · quarters and nine months
MRV&CO RESULTS · Amounts in R$ thousand3Q262Q26
MRV
(Real Estate Dev.)
Urba
(Land Development)
Luggo
(Rental)
Resia (MRV US)
(US Rental)
Consolidated
MRV&Co
MRV
(Real Estate Dev.)
Urba
(Land Development)
Luggo
(Rental)
Resia (MRV US)
(US Rental)
Consolidated
MRV&Co
Net revenue3,410,514104,9204,60279,6803,599,7162,750,743118,4869,600120,6892,999,518
Cost of properties sold and services rendered(2,315,622)(52,724)(4,226)(81,220)(2,453,792)(1,893,193)(62,399)(8,160)(129,906)(2,093,658)
Gross profit1,094,89252,196376(1,540)1,145,924857,54956,0881,440(9,217)905,860
Gross Margin32.1%49.7%8.2%-1.9%31.8%31.2%47.3%15.0%-7.6%30.2%
Gross Margin ex-interest35.0%51.6%8.2%-1.8%34.6%34.7%49.1%15.0%-7.6%33.5%
Operating income (expenses)(513,528)(17,352)(1,288)(21,748)(553,916)(462,178)(22,742)(8,730)(594,446)(1,088,096)
Selling Expenses(288,597)(13,039)(2,899)-(304,535)(258,480)(11,509)(3,157)-(273,146)
Selling Expenses / Net Revenue8.5%12.4%63.0%0.0%8.5%9.4%9.7%32.9%0.0%9.1%
General and Administrative Expenses(143,197)(3,744)(2,895)(13,782)(163,618)(130,409)(8,809)(3,168)(16,496)(158,882)
G&A / Net Revenue4.2%3.6%62.9%17.3%4.5%4.7%7.4%33.0%13.7%5.3%
Other operating income (expenses)(35,765)574,506(7,966)(39,168)(34,143)(1,203)(2,405)(577,950)(615,701)
Equity in income of investees(45,970)(625)--(46,595)(39,146)(1,221)--(40,367)
Operating income before financial result581,36334,845(912)(23,288)592,008395,37133,346(7,290)(603,663)(182,236)
Financial result(272,657)(29,569)(1,966)(68,491)(372,683)(319,789)(27,751)(1,982)(43,676)(393,198)
Financial Expenses(390,194)(37,681)(3,487)(68,758)(500,120)(476,817)(42,031)(2,222)(44,234)(565,304)
Financial Income76,3543,6921,52126781,83492,7675,96424055899,529
Financial Income from customers¹41,1834,420--45,60364,2618,316--72,577
Income before income taxes308,7065,276(2,878)(91,779)219,32575,5825,595(9,272)(647,339)(575,434)
Income tax and social contribution(44,743)(3,159)64-(47,838)(65,176)(4,511)(637)-(70,324)
Net Income for the Period263,9632,117(2,814)(91,779)171,48710,4061,084(9,909)(647,339)(645,758)
Income attributable to non-controlling interests21,680707-(3,591)18,79610,985281-(30,394)(19,128)
Net Income attributable to the Company’s Shareholders242,2821,411(2,814)(88,188)152,691(579)803(9,909)(616,945)(626,630)
Net Margin7.1%1.3%-61.1%-110.7%4.2%0.0%0.7%-103.2%-511.2%-20.9%
Adjusted Net Income attributable to Shareholders*314,8471,411(2,814)(111,813)²201,631154,726803(9,909)(640,811)²(495,191)
Adjusted Net Margin9.2%1.3%-61.1%-140.3%5.6%5.6%0.7%-103.2%-531.0%-16.5%
MRV&CO RESULTS · Amounts in R$ thousand9M269M25
MRV
(Real Estate Dev.)
Urba
(Land Development)
Luggo
(Rental)
Resia (MRV US)
(US Rental)
Consolidated
MRV&Co
MRV
(Real Estate Dev.)
Urba
(Land Development)
Luggo
(Rental)
Resia (MRV US)
(US Rental)
Consolidated
MRV&Co
Net revenue8,723,181279,79324,347348,1099,375,4307,353,182286,12533,493195,3457,868,145
Cost of properties sold and services rendered(5,977,282)(144,845)(23,031)(361,988)(6,507,146)(5,134,196)(158,772)(20,688)(251,880)(5,565,536)
Gross profit2,745,900134,9471,316(13,879)2,868,2842,218,986127,35312,805(56,535)2,302,609
Gross Margin31.5%48.2%5.4%-4.0%30.6%30.2%44.5%38.2%-28.9%29.3%
Gross Margin ex-interest34.7%50.4%5.4%-3.9%33.7%33.7%47.5%38.2%-28.6%32.7%
Operating income (expenses)(1,420,244)(58,473)(21,456)(664,654)(2,164,827)(1,288,582)(55,561)(23,295)(1,125,791)(2,493,229)
Selling Expenses(792,398)(33,386)(9,770)(15)(835,569)(705,361)(28,702)(9,028)(557)(743,648)
Selling Expenses / Net Revenue9.1%11.9%40.1%0.0%8.9%9.6%10.0%27.0%0.3%9.5%
General and Administrative Expenses(394,188)(20,149)(8,919)(45,721)(468,977)(375,177)(20,176)(10,015)(67,634)(473,002)
G&A / Net Revenue4.5%7.2%36.6%13.1%5.0%5.1%7.1%29.9%34.6%6.0%
Other operating income (expenses)(111,023)(2,422)(2,767)(618,918)(735,130)(122,995)(4,237)(4,252)(1,057,600)(1,189,084)
Equity in income of investees(122,635)(2,516)--(125,151)(85,048)(2,447)--(87,495)
Operating income before financial result1,325,65676,474(20,140)(678,533)703,457930,40471,792(10,490)(1,182,326)(190,620)
Financial result(830,501)(76,737)(5,705)(159,625)(1,072,568)(591,694)(35,954)(18,505)(120,313)(766,466)
Financial Expenses(1,226,520)(108,411)(7,790)(161,164)(1,503,885)(966,960)(73,258)(19,354)(123,274)(1,182,846)
Financial Income246,35914,8252,0851,539264,808249,90018,4665542,961271,881
Financial Income from customers¹149,66016,849--166,509125,36618,838295-144,499
Income before income taxes495,155(263)(25,845)(838,158)(369,111)338,71135,837(28,995)(1,302,639)(957,086)
Income tax and social contribution(170,368)(10,144)(916)-(181,428)(129,244)(9,687)(180)-(139,111)
Net Income for the Period324,786(10,406)(26,761)(838,158)(550,539)209,46726,150(29,175)(1,302,639)(1,096,197)
Income attributable to non-controlling interests38,441808-(38,187)1,06236,7847,413-(56,730)(12,533)
Net Income attributable to the Company’s Shareholders286,345(11,214)(26,761)(799,971)(551,601)172,68318,737(29,175)(1,245,909)(1,083,664)
Net Margin3.3%-4.0%-109.9%-229.8%-5.9%2.3%6.5%-87.1%-637.8%-13.8%
Adjusted Net Income attributable to Shareholders*602,381(11,214)(26,761)(872,362)²(307,956)342,68018,737(29,175)(1,316,642)²(984,400)
Adjusted Net Margin6.9%-4.0%-109.9%-250.6%-3.3%4.7%6.5%-87.1%-674.0%-12.5%

¹ Financial income from customers of real estate development.
* Under the MRV Real Estate Development view, the adjustment excludes the effects of equity swap, mark-to-market of debt, gain (loss) on cash flow swap and derecognition of the assigned portfolio, and interest on the corporate debt raised to amortize the Loan Agreement, allocated to MRV US’s results.
² From MRV US’s perspective, the adjustment includes interest on the corporate debt raised to amortize the Loan Agreement.
Note: Group results are presented by corporate entity, not by operating segment as shown in Explanatory Note 21 – Segment Information. All figures were rounded to the nearest thousand. When compared with the financial statements they may show differences due to decimal places.

Attachment III · Consolidated cash flow statement

R$ million
CONSOLIDATED · R$ million3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26 x
2Q26
Chg. 3Q26 x
3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26 x
9M25
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Net Income for the Period171(646)105-63.6% ↑(551)(1,096)49.8% ↑
Adjustments to reconcile net income to cash used in operating activities5661,20950553.2% ↓12.0% ↑2,3612,64610.7% ↓
(Increase) decrease in operating assets(491)(143)(506)243.2% ↓3.1% ↑(1,099)(1,471)25.3% ↑
Increase (decrease) in operating liabilities(39)6689--14149271.3% ↓
Interest paid during the period(16)(22)(17)25.4% ↑1.6% ↑(59)(56)6.8% ↓
Income tax and social contribution paid during the period(50)(59)(37)15.1% ↑34.0% ↓(168)(117)43.5% ↓
Property maintenance carried out(29)(26)(26)13.1% ↓13.6% ↓(79)(72)9.2% ↓
Amounts paid for civil, labor and tax risks(33)(33)(30)0.0% ↑11.4% ↓(97)(93)5.2% ↓
Net cash (used in) provided by operating activities793478377.1% ↓4.5% ↓45023392.8% ↑
CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Decrease (increase) in securities(95)(439)(369)78.3% ↑74.2% ↑(172)584-
Advances to related parties(176)(28)(7)529.8% ↓2,264.5% ↓(216)(23)820.9% ↓
Receipts from related parties1541061,444.5% ↑2,305.4% ↑17219808.7% ↑
Decrease (acquisition/contribution) in investments-6491.7% ↓87.4% ↓18(14)-
Payment for acquisition of subsidiary / equity interest(8)(4)1188.6% ↓-(16)(3)442.3% ↓
Proceeds from sale of subsidiaries718119671,710.0% ↑266.7% ↑1,202530126.9% ↑
Acquisitions / additions of investment properties(7)(11)1037.1% ↑-(23)(183)87.2% ↑
Acquisition of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets(83)(85)(73)2.8% ↑12.5% ↓(234)(230)1.8% ↓
Net cash (used in) provided by investing activities504(550)(222)--7316797.6% ↑
CONSOLIDATED · R$ million3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26 x
2Q26
Chg. 3Q26 x
3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26 x
9M25
CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES
Proceeds from share issuance--------
Amounts received (paid) from related-party financing(68)8462--20324818.1% ↓
Proceeds from loans, financing and debentures8461,0921,98322.5% ↓57.3% ↓2,9393,67620.0% ↓
Repayment of loans, financing and debentures(1,198)(747)(1,178)60.4% ↓1.7% ↓(3,217)(3,450)6.8% ↑
Interest paid on loans, financing and debentures(240)(211)(211)13.9% ↓14.2% ↓(708)(663)6.9% ↓
Addition of other financial liabilities611(44)5,995.1% ↑-23(185)-
Sale of receivables5175174270.0% ↑21.0% ↑1,4491,13727.4% ↑
Payments of credit assignment liability(481)(465)(404)3.4% ↓19.1% ↓(1,332)(1,112)19.7% ↓
Receipts (payments) from derivative financial instruments-(5)(22)100.0% ↑100.0% ↑(30)(84)64.1% ↑
Capital transactions33(6)5-574.3% ↑(126)(12)936.2% ↓
Contributions from (distributions to) non-controlling shareholders, net(109)(60)(63)81.9% ↓73.8% ↓(207)(109)89.9% ↓
Net cash (used in) provided by financing activities(639)201555--(1,006)(554)81.5% ↓
Effects of exchange rate changes on cash and cash equivalents(26)(9)(23)188.2% ↓13.1% ↓(74)(57)28.7% ↓
NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS(81)(12)393578.8% ↓-10130166.5% ↓
Cash and cash equivalents
At the beginning of the period4384503232.6% ↓35.9% ↑25641538.3% ↓
At the end of the period35743871618.5% ↓50.1% ↓35771650.1% ↓

Attachment IV · MRV&CO consolidated balance sheet

R$ million
ASSETS · R$ million30/09/202630/06/202630/09/2025Chg. Sep/26 x
Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26 x
Sep/25
CURRENT
Cash and cash equivalents35743871618.6% ↓50.1% ↓
Financial investments (Securities)2,9272,9132,6480.5% ↑10.5% ↑
Receivables from real estate development4,5294,0743,62511.2% ↑24.9% ↑
Receivables from services rendered and other sales51258055411.6% ↓7.4% ↓
Inventories (Properties for sale)5,9705,9825,5890.2% ↓6.8% ↑
Current Taxes Recoverable2352612419.9% ↓2.4% ↓
Prepaid expenses1721721800.0% ↑4.4% ↓
Other assets1031165810.4% ↓77.2% ↑
Total current assets14,80514,53613,6111.9% ↑8.8% ↑
IPs - Non-current assets held for sale1,5661,6282,2183.8% ↓29.4% ↓
NON-CURRENT
Financial investments (Securities)69956453624.1% ↑30.5% ↑
Receivables from real estate development3,8153,6993,4973.2% ↑9.1% ↑
Receivables from services rendered and other sales1566563140.7% ↑147.2% ↑
Inventories (Properties for sale)3,2253,2333,3720.2% ↓4.4% ↓
Deferred tax assets1881881880.0% ↑0.0% ↑
Receivables from related parties13811310321.7% ↑33.7% ↑
Prepaid expenses2592552291.8% ↑13.0% ↑
Derivative financial instruments--7-100.0% ↓
Other non-current assets8078308352.7% ↓3.3% ↓
Investments in investees40836545011.8% ↑9.3% ↓
Investment properties6871,3531,90849.2% ↓64.0% ↓
Property, plant and equipment1,2471,2471,2320.0% ↓1.2% ↑
Intangible assets2962762147.3% ↑37.9% ↑
Total non-current assets11,92512,18512,6352.1% ↓5.6% ↓
TOTAL ASSETS28,29628,35028,4630.2% ↓0.6% ↓
LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY · R$ million30/09/202630/06/202630/09/2025Chg. Sep/26 x
Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26 x
Sep/25
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Suppliers1,0209387888.8% ↑29.4% ↑
Derivative financial instruments106103503.2% ↑111.2% ↑
Loans, financing and debentures1,7931,6521,8908.5% ↑5.1% ↓
Payables for land acquisition1,1511,04195010.5% ↑21.1% ↑
Advances from customers57363754710.1% ↓4.8% ↑
Social and labor obligations37133131512.1% ↑17.9% ↑
Tax obligations2031931814.8% ↑12.2% ↑
Provision for property maintenance10496878.5% ↑18.5% ↑
Deferred tax liabilities132133961.1% ↓36.8% ↑
Negative equity - Investments7136656347.3% ↑12.5% ↑
Credit assignment liability8128109300.2% ↑12.7% ↓
Other payables65476872714.8% ↓10.1% ↓
Total current liabilities7,6327,3687,1963.6% ↑6.1% ↑
Loans and financing - Non-current assets held for sale9621,1791,27718.4% ↓24.6% ↓
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
Derivative financial instruments33171999.4% ↑77.3% ↑
Loans, financing and debentures6,7516,9946,8593.5% ↓1.6% ↓
Payables for land acquisition2,2402,3672,4315.4% ↓7.9% ↓
Advances from customers2402581636.8% ↓47.0% ↑
Provision for property maintenance2602452376.2% ↑9.4% ↑
Provisions for civil, labor and tax risks99971122.3% ↑11.4% ↓
Deferred tax liabilities1401401100.5% ↓26.9% ↑
Credit assignment liability4,0883,8963,2544.9% ↑25.6% ↑
Other payables6125897024.0% ↑12.8% ↓
Total non-current liabilities14,46314,60113,8880.9% ↓4.1% ↑
SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Equity attributable to the Company’s shareholders4,6664,5785,2631.9% ↑11.3% ↓
Non-controlling interests5736248398.1% ↓31.7% ↓
Total Shareholders’ Equity5,2395,2026,1020.7% ↑14.1% ↓
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY28,29628,35028,4630.2% ↓0.6% ↓

Attachment V · MRV US financial statements

US$ thousand
ASSETS · US$ thousand30/09/202630/06/202630/09/2025Chg. Sep/26 x
Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26 x
Sep/25
CURRENT
Cash and cash equivalents15,95925,10446,17536.4% ↓65.4% ↓
Financial investments (Securities)4,89020,2146,34775.8% ↓23.0% ↓
Receivables from services rendered8,6188,8144,6072.2% ↓87.1% ↑
Inventories (Properties for sale)1,5821,5816,5350.1% ↑75.8% ↓
Prepaid expenses1,2193631,605235.8% ↑24.0% ↓
Other assets6,6265,8152,97813.9% ↑122.5% ↑
Total current assets38,89461,89168,24737.2% ↓43.0% ↓
IPs - Non-current assets held for sale302,225314,583417,0493.9% ↓27.5% ↓
NON-CURRENT
Receivables from services rendered and other sales6,000----
Other non-current assets1,6731,6801,1080.4% ↓51.0% ↑
Investments in investees21,70522,85116,9545.0% ↓28.0% ↑
Investment properties97,646222,943313,68156.2% ↓68.9% ↓
Property, plant and equipment53,06354,20258,7362.1% ↓9.7% ↓
Intangible assets9841,0312,2584.6% ↓56.4% ↓
Total non-current assets181,071302,707392,73740.2% ↓53.9% ↓
TOTAL ASSETS522,190679,181878,03323.1% ↓40.5% ↓
LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY · US$ thousand30/09/202630/06/202630/09/2025Chg. Sep/26 x
Jun/26
Chg. Sep/26 x
Sep/25
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Suppliers7,26011,1083,69034.6% ↓96.7% ↑
Loans, financing and debentures153,938179,629257,40714.3% ↓40.2% ↓
Advances from customers2,00012,000-83.3% ↓-
Social and labor obligations75266795012.7% ↑20.8% ↓
Other payables10,18815,99620,68336.3% ↓50.7% ↓
Total current liabilities174,138219,400282,73020.6% ↓38.4% ↓
Loans and financing - Non-current assets held for sale185,758227,728240,14018.4% ↓22.6% ↓
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
Derivative financial instruments3,367----
Loans, financing and debentures165,615176,571116,1876.2% ↓42.5% ↑
Other payables56,00678,95883,27929.1% ↓32.7% ↓
Total non-current liabilities224,988255,529199,46612.0% ↓12.8% ↑
SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Equity attributable to the Company’s shareholders(140,647)(113,241)34,81324.2% ↓-
Non-controlling interests77,95389,765120,88413.2% ↓35.5% ↓
Total Shareholders’ Equity(62,694)(23,476)155,697167.1% ↓-
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY522,190679,181878,03323.1% ↓40.5% ↓
MRV US INCOME STATEMENT · US$ thousand3Q262Q263Q25Chg. 3Q26 x
2Q26
Chg. 3Q26 x
3Q25
9M269M25Chg. 9M26 x 9M25
NET REVENUE15,51323,91813,40335.1% ↓15.7% ↑67,53034,90993.4% ↑
COST OF PROPERTIES SOLD AND SERVICES RENDERED(15,817)(25,746)(17,813)38.6% ↓11.2% ↓(70,248)(44,837)56.7% ↑
GROSS PROFIT(304)(1,828)(4,410)83.4% ↑93.1% ↑(2,718)(9,928)72.6% ↑
Gross Margin-2.0%-7.6%-32.9%5.7 p.p. ↑30.9 p.p. ↑-4.0%-28.4%24.4 p.p. ↑
OPERATING INCOME (EXPENSES)
Selling expenses--(36)-100.0% ↓(3)(99)97.0% ↓
General and administrative expenses(2,683)(3,269)(3,959)17.9% ↓32.2% ↓(8,893)(11,937)25.5% ↓
Other operating income (expenses), net(1,555)(112,750)1,20098.6% ↑-(120,606)(189,174)36.2% ↑
OPERATING INCOME BEFORE FINANCIAL RESULT(4,542)(117,846)(7,204)96.1% ↑37.0% ↑(132,221)(211,138)37.4% ↑
FINANCIAL RESULT
Financial expenses(13,394)(8,762)(8,176)52.9% ↑63.8% ↑(31,313)(21,890)43.0% ↑
Financial income5211022752.8% ↓77.0% ↓29852643.3% ↓
INCOME FOR THE PERIOD(17,884)(126,498)(15,153)85.9% ↑18.0% ↓(163,235)(232,501)29.8% ↑
INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO NON-CONTROLLING INTERESTS(700)(5,938)(671)88.2% ↑4.3% ↓(7,438)(10,119)26.5% ↑
NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO CONTROLLING SHAREHOLDERS(17,184)(120,560)(14,482)85.7% ↑18.7% ↓(155,797)(222,382)29.9% ↑
Net margin-110.8%-504.0%-108.0%393.3 p.p. ↑2.7 p.p. ↓-230.7%-637.0%406.3 p.p. ↑

Attachment VI · Debt breakdown

Composition and average cost of debt in Sep/26 · Brazil Operation in R$ million and US Operation in US$ million · historical covenant series below
BRAZIL OPERATION DEBT (R$ million)Outstanding Balance
Sep/26
Outstanding Balance
/ Total (%)
Average Cost
Corporate Debt*3,96263.2%CDI − 2.57%
Corporate Debt (CDI)1,35821.7%CDI + 1.22%
Corporate Debt (IPCA)2,35337.5%IPCA + 6.45%
Corporate Debt (Fixed rate)2514.0%12.62%
Construction Financing (FGTS)1,12517.9%TR + 8.30%
Construction Financing (SBPE)5689.1%CDI + 0.97%
Construction Financing (Finame)6179.8%TJLP + 2.07%
Total6,272100%11.56% (84.14% CDI)
* The adjustment excludes the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement, matured and paid in 1Q25.
US OPERATION DEBTOutstanding Balance
Sep/26 · US$ million
Average cost (p.a.)
Construction Financing1937.33%
Corporate Debt*4458.97%
Total6388.46%
* The adjustment includes the corporate debt raised to amortize MRV US’s Loan Agreement.

Debt covenant · historical series

(Net Debt + Land Payables) / Total Shareholders’ Equity · limit < 0.65 · national scale rating brA+ (S&P Global Ratings)
0.65 1Q21: 0.649 2Q21: 0.62 3Q21: 0.56 4Q21: 0.51 1Q22: 0.58 2Q22: 0.45 3Q22: 0.57 4Q22: 0.63 1Q23: 0.59 2Q23: 0.55 3Q23: 0.43 4Q23: 0.39 1Q24: 0.41 2Q24: 0.48 3Q24: 0.49 4Q24: 0.45 1Q25: 0.48 2Q25: 0.60 3Q25: 0.50 4Q25: 0.56 1Q26: 0.58 2Q26: 0.57 3Q26: 0.56 0.649 0.62 0.56 0.51 0.58 0.45 0.57 0.63 0.59 0.55 0.43 0.39 0.41 0.48 0.49 0.45 0.48 0.60 0.50 0.56 0.58 0.57 0.56 1Q21 2Q21 3Q21 4Q21 1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23 1Q24 2Q24 3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25 1Q26 2Q26 3Q26

Receivables covenant · historical series

(Receivables + Gross Sales Revenue to be recognized + Inventories) / (Net Debt + Land payables + Cost of Units Sold to be recognized) · limit > 1.6
1.60 1Q21: 2.70 2Q21: 2.81 3Q21: 3.04 4Q21: 3.19 1Q22: 2.96 2Q22: 3.41 3Q22: 2.92 4Q22: 2.90 1Q23: 2.97 2Q23: 3.05 3Q23: 3.36 4Q23: 3.61 1Q24: 3.55 2Q24: 3.24 3Q24: 3.22 4Q24: 3.37 1Q25: 3.45 2Q25: 3.33 3Q25: 3.75 4Q25: 3.55 1Q26: 3.70 2Q26: 3.99 3Q26: 4.24 2.70 2.81 3.04 3.19 2.96 3.41 2.92 2.90 2.97 3.05 3.36 3.61 3.55 3.24 3.22 3.37 3.45 3.33 3.75 3.55 3.70 3.99 4.24 1Q21 2Q21 3Q21 4Q21 1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23 1Q24 2Q24 3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25 1Q26 2Q26 3Q26

Glossary

Terms used in this report

Land Bank — land held in inventory with an estimate of future PSV (Potential Sales Value). It is the Company’s land bank and comprises all land already acquired and not yet launched.

Cash — comprises the balance of cash and cash equivalents and financial investments (marketable securities).

CPC 47 and the PoC method (Percentage of Completion) — for revenue recognition the group adopted, as of January 1, 2018, CPC 47 – “Revenue from Contracts with Customers” (equivalent to IFRS 15). Sales revenue is recognized in the income statement as construction progresses, since the transfer of control occurs on a continuous basis. The method applied is therefore the so-called “PoC”, the percentage of completion of each development.

Cash Burn — cash consumption measured by the change in net debt, excluding capital increases, buybacks of shares held in treasury and dividends paid, when applicable.

Net Debt — (Gross Debt + Derivative Financial Instruments – Liabilities) – (Total Cash + Derivative Financial Instruments – Assets)

Duration — weighted average maturity of the debt. It considers not only the final maturity date but also the entire payment flow, of both principal and interest.

EBITDA — Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (known in Portuguese as LAJIDA). It is a widely used metric for assessing listed companies, as it represents the Company’s operating cash generation — that is, how much the company generates from its operating activities alone, without considering financial effects, taxes and depreciation.

Contracted Developments — total units for which construction financing (corporate borrower) was contracted with a financial institution in the period.

Finance Charges Recognized in the Income Statement — interest that in prior periods was capitalized into Inventory (land and properties under construction) and that, upon the sale of the units/developments, is recognized in the income statement, increasing the amount of “Cost of Properties Sold and Services Rendered”.

Inventory at Market Value — equivalent to the Potential Sales Value of the Company’s current inventory, considering only developments already launched. It does not include the Land Bank.

FGTS — Fundo de Garantia do Tempo de Serviço, a compulsory severance reserve fund into which employers deposit 8% of employees’ salaries each month. FGTS funds are managed by Caixa Econômica Federal and are used as a funding source for affordable housing programs, such as the Minha Casa Minha Vida program (MCMV).

Launch — occurs when the development is made available for sale.

Earnings per share — basic earnings per share is calculated by dividing the net income for the quarter attributable to holders of the parent company’s common shares by the weighted average number of common shares outstanding during the period, excluding treasury shares, if any.

LUGGO — an MRV&CO group startup focused on renting properties built exclusively for that purpose, packed with living services and technology, designed to improve the customer experience (https://alugue.luggo.com.br/).

Marketplace — a platform connecting the supply of and demand for products or services; in short, a marketplace works as a virtual shopping mall.

Minha Casa Minha Vida (MCMV) — the Minha Casa Minha Vida program, known as MCMV, is the Federal Government’s national housing program, which replaced Casa Verde e Amarela (CVA) on February 14, 2023, and was originally created in March 2009. The program targets low- and middle-income families and aims to reduce the housing deficit.

MRV US — a holding company controlled by MRV and headquartered in the United States, which holds a direct interest in AHS Development and an indirect interest in AHS Residential (Resia).

NAV — Net Asset Value.

Novo Mercado — a special listing segment of B3 with enhanced corporate governance rules, which the Company has been part of since July 23, 2007.

Land swap — a land acquisition arrangement under which the landowner receives a given number of units of the development to be built on that land.

SFH funds — funds from the Housing Finance System (SFH) originate from the severance reserve fund (FGTS) and from savings account deposits (Brazilian Savings and Loan System – SBPE).

Resia — a United States–based developer controlled by MRV (https://www.liveresia.com/).

Backlog of Results from Property Sales — refers to the result of the balance of contracted property sales relating to properties not yet completed and their respective budgeted costs still to be incurred.

ROE — Return On Equity. ROE is defined as the ratio between net income attributable to controlling shareholders and the average equity attributable to controlling shareholders.

SBPE — Brazilian Savings and Loan System – bank financing funded by savings deposits.

URBA — a residential land development company controlled by MRV (https://vivaurba.com.br/).

Completed Units — units finished by the engineering department. Recorded after construction is completed.

Units Produced — units produced as measured by construction progress, on an equivalent-construction basis.

Units Transferred — number of customers (individuals) who signed their mortgage financing with a financial institution in the period.

Net Contracted Sales — gross contracted sales less cancellations in the period.

SoS — sales over supply is an indicator used in the analysis of real estate supply. Its main purpose is to show the percentage of units sold relative to the total units available in the period.

Net SoS — Net Contracted Sales / (Inventory at Market Value at the beginning of the period + Launches in the Period)

Launched PSV — equivalent to total launched units multiplied by the estimated average sales price of the units.