(10.2021) Financial information 3Q 2022

2.1 Strategic Plan 2022-2024

Despite the extraordinarily complex environment full of uncertainty, MAPFRE continues working toward the current Strategic Plan, since it is the roadmap the company needs to continue advancing in growth and profitability. The Plan, designed before the invasion of Ukraine, is being carried out with flexibility to adapt each of its initiatives at every moment to the development of the different scenarios.

Regarding the Plan's public economic targets, both the aspirational targets and the general framework are still valid. The combined ratio target of 94-95 percent is challenging in the current context and could be subject to revision after year-end 2022, depending on the development of inflation. On the other hand, the positive development of premiums, the improvement in the financial result from the increase in interest rates and the positive performance of currencies against the euro are factors that will work in favor of meeting the target of 9-10 percent ROE. Further, the excellent solvency and capital levels along with the reasonable level of debt are positive factors for meeting the 50 percent minimum pay-out target and therefore also the sustainable dividend. This confirmation of targets is based on there being no

2.2 Significant Economic Events

Following the ESMA recommendation, the impacts from the COVID pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine are included in the significant economic events in this report.

2.2.1 COVID losses impact development

In 2022, losses were down thanks to the positive advances in vaccination, despite the arrival of new variants of COVID-19, as well as the retuto normality after the elimination of health and mobility restrictions.

The following chart shows accumulated losses to December and the quarterly development in 2022:

Figures in million euros

The breakdown of COVID losses by region and business unit and line is as follows:

Figures in million euros

2.2.2 Ukraine invasion

On February 24, Russia began its invasion of Ukraine territory, initiating a war that continues today.

Since the beginning of this invasion, MAPFRE has been monitoring its direct impacts on insurance and reinsurance activity and on investments held in Russia and Belarus.