With reference to the above subject, Agility Public Warehousing Company would like to disclose a material information item in accordance with the form below.
| Date | 18/03/2026 |
| Listed Company Name | Agility Public Warehousing Company K.S.C.P. (“Makhazen”) |
| Case Number | 622 for 2024 Commercial/ Civil/Government 23 |
| Subject of the Case | Case seeking confirmation of the continuation of the contractual relationship under Contract No. 211 for the Sulaibiya Expansion Site for an area of 150,000 sqm. |
| Judgement Date | 10/3/2026 |
| Court that issued the Judgement | Court of First Instance |
| Parties to the Case | Agility Public Warehousing Company against the Director General of the Public Authority for Industry (PAI), in his official capacity, the Minister of Commerce and Industry and Chairman of the Board of PAI in his official capacity and undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in his official capacity. |
| Judgement in Favor of | Director General of the Public Authority for Industry and others |
| Summary of the Judgement | Judgment issued rejecting the original claim and confirming the termination of the lease contract in the counterclaim. |
| Latest Development On the Case | Upon receipt of a copy of the judgment, it was noted that the Court’s ruling also obligates the Company to pay an amount of KD 2,458,767.123 (two million four hundred fifty-eight thousand seven hundred sixty-seven Kuwaiti Dinars and one hundred twenty-three fils) for the period from 15 July 2019 to 30 September 2024. The Company was also required to pay a monthly amount of KWD 43,150.680 (forty-three thousand one hundred fifty Kuwaiti Dinars and six hundred eighty fils) from 1 October 2024 until handover. The judgment further obligates the Company to bear legal expenses and an amount of KWD 50 as attorney fees, as stated in the judgment issued on 18 March 2026. |
| Judgement Outcome – First instance | Not applicable |
| Judgment Outcome – Appeal | Not applicable |
| Impact of the Judgement on the Company | The ruling is from the Court of First Instance and will be appealed by the company; therefore, there is no financial impact at the present time |
Sincerely,
Investor Relations Team