Alicorp joins the Dow Jones MILA Pacific Alliance Best in Class Index

• The company becomes the only Peruvian consumer goods firm to enter this stock index.

Lima, May 4, 2026.- Alicorp, a leading consumer goods company in the Andean region, has reached a strategic milestone by being included for the first time in the MILA Pacific Alliance Best in Class Index, compiled by S&P Dow Jones. This recognition places the company in the spotlight for the world's most discerning global investors, consolidating its position as an organization that successfully balances financial profitability with a positive and sustainable impact.

The MILA Best in Class Index brings together companies with the most outstanding performances in the Pacific Alliance markets (Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru). For the international financial community, this index is a key indicator of trust, as it evaluates not only profitability, liquidity, and market capitalization, but also the comprehensive management of risks and opportunities across Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) fronts. Being part of this select group reflects compliance with high standards of transparency and operational and financial excellence.

This achievement is the result of a sustainability strategy deeply integrated into the business and aligned with its purpose: "To Feed a Better Tomorrow." Alicorp has demonstrated superior performance in three fundamental pillars:

• Shared Value Creation: The company drives the development of its value chain by training thousands of entrepreneurs—including bodega owners, bakers, pastry chefs, and restaurant owners—thereby strengthening the local economic ecosystem. Similarly, it manages risks within its supply chain by providing specialized support to agricultural raw material suppliers and SMEs.

• Climate Action: Through its 2030 strategy, the company has achieved significant reductions in its water and carbon footprints, reaffirming its commitment to the decarbonization of its operations. A highlight is its plan for a progressive migration to 100% renewable electricity across its Peruvian operations.

• Food Security and Fortification: Alicorp leads initiatives that contribute to the fight against food insecurity and anemia through programs that include nutrition training and the fortification of products within its portfolio.

Complementing this performance, the company's financial strength is reflected in the growth of its brands and its strategic regional expansion, while always maintaining a culture of transparency and integrity backed by certifications such as ISO 37001 (Anti-bribery) and the assurance of its reports under global standards.

“Joining the MILA Pacific Alliance Best in Class Index is a recognition of our sustainability performance and the disciplined implementation of a financial strategy focused on profitable growth. Strategically, it facilitates access to sustainable financing mechanisms and provides us with greater opportunities to continue investing in the future,” said Malena Morales Valentín, Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Alicorp.

With this step, Alicorp reaffirms its commitment to generating trust and value for all its stakeholders, proving that conducting sustainable business is the path to ensuring the organization's present and future profitability.