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Change in trading currency

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Ordinary shares trading currency to change from pence sterling to euro cents in September 2026.

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Baltic Classifieds Group PLC (LSE: BCG), the leading online classifieds group in the Baltics, announces that it intends to change the currency in which its ordinary shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange from pence sterling to euro cents. The change is expected to take effect at the beginning of September 2026.

BCG generates all its revenue, earnings and cash flows in euro and reports its financial results in euro. Aligning the trading currency of the Company's shares with its reporting currency will provide greater consistency between the Company's share price and its financial reporting, eliminate the GBP/EUR translation effect on the quoted share price and simplify the investment case for BCG.

The change does not affect BCG's listing on the London Stock Exchange in any other way. BCG will remain a member of the FTSE 250 Index. Shareholders are not required to take any action.

Dividends will continue to be declared in euro and paid in either euro or sterling. Shareholders wishing to receive dividends in sterling may make a currency election with Equiniti in the usual way, by following the guidance at https://balticclassifieds.com/dividends. Shareholders who have already made an election do not need to re-elect.

Notifications will be made to the London Stock Exchange, FTSE Russell (for index calculation purposes) and the FCA in due course, and a further announcement confirming the change and the effective date will be made nearer to the time.

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