24 August 2026 – AIA Group Limited (AIA) has filed a supplemental offering circular for its US$18.00 billion Global Medium Term Note and Securities Programme, alongside reporting robust interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2026.

Financial highlights • Net profit attributable to shareholders jumped 69.4% year-on-year to US$4.29 billion. • Operating profit after tax (OPAT) grew 15.3% to US$4.16 billion, supported by a 15.0% rise in the insurance service result to US$4.04 billion. • Value of New Business (VONB) increased 13.2% to US$3.21 billion; VONB margin held at 57.1%. • Annualised New Premiums (ANP) climbed 14.4% to US$5.66 billion. • Embedded Value (EV) reached US$80.56 billion, up 4.9% from end-2025; EV Equity stood at US$83.40 billion. • Free surplus at 30 June 2026 was US$10.47 billion; underlying free surplus generation rose 10.2% to US$3.94 billion. • Group Local Capital Summation Method (LCSM) coverage ratio remained strong at 229% (31 December 2025: 233%).

Segment performance • AIA China VONB rose 26% to US$937 million. • AIA Hong Kong delivered 10% VONB growth to US$1.17 billion and OPAT of US$1.57 billion (+12%). • AIA Thailand VONB slipped 2% to US$514 million after a high prior-year base, while OPAT rose 14% to US$706 million. • AIA Singapore posted 14% VONB growth to US$294 million and OPAT of US$411 million (+16%). • AIA Malaysia achieved 21% VONB growth to US$232 million; OPAT increased 24% to US$261 million. • Other Markets contributed VONB of US$260 million (+4%) and OPAT of US$356 million (+5%).

Capital management • Interim dividend of HK$0.539 per share declared on 20 August 2026. • US$1.74 billion spent on share buy-backs in H1 2026 (164.34 million shares repurchased and cancelled). • Borrowings under the MTN programme totalled US$13.83 billion after the redemption of US$0.75 billion perpetual securities and a CNY3.00 billion subordinated issue during the period. • Total capitalisation stood at US$54.92 billion.

Supplemental offering circular • Dated 21 August 2026, the document updates the March 2026 base prospectus for AIA’s US$18.00 billion Global Medium Term Note and Securities Programme. • Instruments will continue to be offered only to professional investors and, where listed in Hong Kong, under Chapter 37 of the Listing Rules. • The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has not reviewed the content beyond prescribed disclosures; AIA confirms the notes are unsuitable for retail investors.

Board and auditor changes • Jack Chak-Kwong So retired as Independent Non-executive Director on 22 May 2026. • KPMG appointed external auditor for the year ending 31 December 2026.

No material adverse change has occurred in AIA’s financial or trading position since 30 June 2026.