This proposal, which requires approval at the general shareholders' meeting scheduled for May 6, would entail a total disbursement of approximately 125 million euros. The payment is planned in two installments, one in July and the other in December.

Concurrently, Fluidra's board of directors has also agreed to propose the appointment of Allison Steiner as a proprietary director and Stephen Kaniewski as an independent director. Additionally, the re-election of José Manuel Vargas will be put to a vote. If these appointments are approved, the board will maintain its structure with 14 members.

These developments occur as the company continues to advance its sustainability strategy. During 2025, Fluidra increased its use of renewable electricity to 93% and achieved a 70% reduction in direct and indirect emissions compared to 2021, with the ambitious goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2027.

Furthermore, the multinational has implemented significant improvements in energy efficiency and reduced water intensity by 10%, as part of its projects to optimize resource utilization and promote more sustainable management models.