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About CALIBRE

CALIBRE is a French group specialized in shooting-related solutions, with a long-standing presence in the civil and recreational segments and a military division that has been developed since 2014 to support the training needs of armed forces and police units. Founded in 1986, the company was historically known as Cybergun before adopting the CALIBRE name as part of a strategic transformation intended to better reflect its core expertise and its industrial repositioning. The company is listed on Euronext Growth Paris. Its share ISIN is FR0014004QR6, while ISIN FR001400EG77 refers to a BSA issuance referenced in its regulatory documentation. CALIBRE’s business is organized around two main pillars. The first is the civil and recreational segment, which includes products used in Airsoft, Airgun, and other shooting-related leisure activities. This historical business line helped the group build a recognizable brand in a niche market where product reputation, distribution reach, and category expertise are key competitive factors. The second pillar is the military business, which is more recent but strategically important. In this segment, CALIBRE develops technical solutions designed to reproduce realistic firing conditions for training purposes, serving military institutions and law-enforcement agencies. This market benefits from structural demand linked to higher training requirements, operational readiness, and the search for more cost-efficient training methods. The group emphasizes a unique expertise in shooting, combining product design, commercialization, and distribution. It has also broadened its offering through associated entities and brands, in order to diversify its portfolio and leverage complementary know-how. From an investor-relations standpoint, CALIBRE highlights its eligibility for PEA and PEA-PME investment schemes and its status as an “Innovative Company” recognized by Bpifrance, which can improve its appeal among French growth-oriented investors. Geographically, CALIBRE has an international footprint, with a business model historically oriented toward export markets and clients across Europe and beyond. This international presence is an important advantage for a mid-sized company operating in a specialized and competitive segment. In 2024, the group reported revenue of EUR 44 million, underlining a meaningful operational scale despite the often volatile financial environment faced by small-cap listed companies. Overall, CALIBRE remains a niche player at the intersection of defense, sport shooting, and leisure, with a strategy focused on innovation, specialization, and the gradual upgrading of its product and service mix.