Spur expects FY EPS down 31%-41% after raising R129.5 million GPS arbitration provision

• Spur booked a once-off provision of ZAR 129.5 million tied to the GPS Food Group dispute, including ZAR 74.6 million damages, interest, legal costs.
• Spur Group plans to appeal the quantum award issued effective Aug. 3, 2026; appeal hearing scheduled for February 2027.
• FY2026 EPS expected at 199.13-232.88 cents, down 31%-41% from 337.51 cents.
• HEPS expected at 193.73-224.32 cents, down 34%-43% from 339.88 cents; adjusted HEPS seen at 356.87-384.06 cents, up 5%-13%.
• Liquidity, cash reserves, dividend declarations described as unaffected; full results due Aug. 20, 2026.

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