Stockholm, Sweden, 2 July 2025 – Hexagon AB has announced the sale of certain non-core business assets within its Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial (SIG) division. These divestments will allow Hexagon’s SIG division to focus on its core software portfolio, particularly its fast-growing public safety business, ahead of the potential separation of Octave. Most of the purchase is by Bart & Associates (B&A), which has acquired several business assets out of Hexagon US Federal, including IT services supporting the US Federal market, geospatial data production services, and the supply of

Securitas has signed a MEUR 1 100 multi-currency revolving credit facility agreement. In addition, a MUSD 190 loan agreement maturing in 2032 has been signed with Nordic Investment Bank. The new revolving credit facility consists of two tranches: one MEUR 900 tranche maturing 2030 and one MEUR 200 tranche maturing 2028. Each tranche may be extended by up to two years. The new facility replaces the existing MEUR 1 029 revolving credit facility originally signed April 2020. Coordinating Mandated Lead Arrangers and bookrunners are Bank of America, Danske Bank and SEB. Mandated Lead

· Hexagon has announced that the spin-off of its Asset Lifecyle Intelligence and Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial divisions, and related businesses, will operate as Octave. · Octave will be a pureplay software and SaaS company focused on helping customers make smarter, more data-driven decisions across their organisation. · If approved by relevant stakeholders, it is the Hexagon Board’s current expectation that the separation and listing process will be completed in the first half of 2026 Stockholm, Sweden, 17 June 2025 – As Hexagon AB prepares for the potential spin-off of