Driving shareholder value

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1 KONE CMD 2017 Driving shareholder value ILKKA HARA, CFO SEPTEMBER 29, 2017

2 AGENDA FINANCIAL OVERVIEW BUILDING ON THE STRONG BUSINESS MODEL INVESTING FOR THE FUTURE LOOKING AHEAD

3 Financial overview 3

4 Sales growth has recently been more balanced between new equipment and services Sales growth , MEUR 8,784 ~460 ~460 ~260 ~180 7,335 ~480 ~880 6, New equipment, organic Service, organic Acquisitions FX 2014 New equipment, organic Service, organic Acquisitions FX

5 Order book remains at a high level Order book growth , MEUR 8,592 Order book rotation has lengthened slightly Major projects, (~1/3 of the order book) Globally Up to 5 years 6,952 Europe ~1-1.5 years 5,050 Volume business (~2/3 of the order book) North America ~2 years Asia-Pacific ex-china ~2 years China ~9 months 2012 EMEA Americas Asia- Pacific FX 2014 EMEA Americas Asia- Pacific FX

6 Both sales growth and improving profitability have contributed to EBIT growth EBIT growth , MEUR 1,293 1, * Growth Profitability FX 2014 Growth Profitability FX 2016 * Excluding non-recurring items 6

7 In 2017, we have had both headwinds and tailwinds impacting our results 1,293 ~40 bps increase as % of sales + Services + New equipment outside China - New equipment in China Productivity improvements + Focused pricing actions + Share of Maintenance increasing - Share of China decreasing - Price pressure in China 1,200-1,250 ~ EBIT Growth Increase in R&D and IT spend Rising raw material prices FX Other factors impacting EBIT-% 2017 adjusted EBIT 7 Size of the bars is illustrative, the final outcome may differ from this

8 Net working capital continues to contribute positively to cash flow Cash flow after investing activities , MEUR Net working capital , MEUR 706 1,120 1, EBITDA Change in NWC Capex Acquisitions Other incl. financing items and taxes Inventories-Advance payments Accounts receivable Accounts payable Other -1,054 8

9 Our strong financial development has enabled a steadily increasing dividend Split-adjusted dividend per class B share (EUR) CAGR +20% Dividend payout in 2016: 78% of EPS 81% of cash flow after investing activities Effective dividend yield in 2016: 3.6% Adjusted for share splits in 2008 (1:2) and 2013 (1:2) Ordinary dividend Extraordinary dividend 9

10 Building on the strong business model 10

11 Our life-cycle business model drives steady growth New equipment business is the main growth driver for the maintenance business New equipment market growth driven by megatrends Market share growth Acquisitions have represented close to 1/3 of maintenance growth Majority of our modernization orders are for units in our maintenance base Having the balanced portfolio of three businesses helps us focus on what creates value for the customer through the whole lifecycle of the buildings Modernization of others maintenance base SALES GROWTH DRIVERS Retention rate: over 90%, Competition balance slightly negative recently 11 ~1% of units taken out of use annually

12 Our previous actions to improve productivity provide a good foundation for further productivity improvements We look for productivity improvements through the whole value chain Material usage, installability Strategic relationships Lean, automation Reducing packaging material and space Efficiency of installation Optimizing field operations Product design Sourcing Logistics Installation Manufacturing Maintenance Enables scalability of further actions We started to harmonize the manufacturing footprint, product platform and to industrialize the way of working in the end of 1990s 12

13 We will strengthen our business model with the Accelerate Winning with Customers program Objectives Customer-centric capabilities EUR ~100M annual savings from the end of 2020 onwards Organizational adjustments, development and harmonization of roles, processes and tools Local accountability to drive customercentricity Speed Efficiency EUR ~100M restructuring costs, with majority over the next two years Area organizations and global functions to have a bigger role in supporting and enabling the countries to focus on delivering value to the customers Centers of expertise Shared services 13

14 Investing for the future

15 We have increased our R&D and IT spend to further improve our competitiveness Factors driving our R&D and IT spend R&D spend, % of sales % New services and solutions to drive differentiation IT enablers for the new services Incremental improvements to existing offering Faster & smarter execution H1/ R&D/Sales 15

16 We have an agile R&D process and we want to further increase the speed of bringing new solutions to market Cocreation with customers Partnership development Internal R&D VALUE-CREATING BUSINESS IDEAS UP-FRONT INVESTMENTS RELATIVELY SMALL CONCEPT & PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PILOT IDEAS INVESTMENT MAJOR PART OF PROJECT COSTS OCCUR DURING THE ROLL-OUT ROLL-OUT 16

17 Our R&D consists of projects with different payback expectations Incremental improvement: Door installation Radical innovation: UltraRope With relatively simple changes done to the components at the manufacturing facility, we gained significant savings in elevator installation time per floor. - Short pay-back - Fairly easy to roll-out KONE UltraRope was developed and tested rigorously both in real elevators and simulation laboratories before it was launched in 2013 for ultra high-rise buildings. - Longer pay-back - Roll-out takes time 17

18 Low capital expenditure requirements, continued stream of small bolt-on acquisitions Capital expenditure 2009 H1/2017 MEUR Acquisition spend 2009 H1/2017 MEUR Kunshan factory Tytyri R&D facility H1/ H1/ % 0.9% 1.0% 1.9% 1.1% 1.2% 1.1% 1.5% 1.4% (% of sales) (Nr of acquisitions)

19 Looking ahead

20 CUMULATIVE SALES CUMULATIVE SALES New revenue accounting standard (IFRS 15) Sales recognition will change in 2018 due to the adoption of new IFRS 15 principles CURRENTLY Profit What doesn t change? Revenue recognition in maintenance and major projects Cash flow Work in progress Costs Handover to customer What changes? Revenue recognition in the volume new equipment and modernization businesses from completed contract to percentage of completion 2018 ONWARDS Work in progress First materials to customer site Costs Profit Handover to customer What are the financial impacts? Less seasonality in sales and profits, slightly shorter lead time from order to sales Order book decreases by roughly 1 billion ~10% less of negative working capital Inventory decreases by over 50% Advance payments decrease by roughly 30% Some impact on receivables as well as deferred tax assets and liabilities More information to be provided on November 15,

21 At current levels, both FX and raw materials continue to be headwinds in 2018 KONE s foreign exchange exposure SALES BY CURRENCY 1 12/2016 KONE s raw material exposure ILLUSTRATIVE EUR RMB USD Others Steel (stainless, hot-rolled, billets) Copper Aluminium Rare earths Car fuel H1/2017 average Sep 25, 2017 spot EUR / RMB EUR / USD KONE s exposure to raw materials is through component purchases and represents roughly 5% of sales Raw material prices have again risen after the summer We lock the prices with component suppliers typically for 3-9 months changes in raw material prices impact KONE s profits typically with a couple quarters lag 21

22 We remain committed to our financial targets Growth Faster than market growth Profitability 16% EBIT margin Cash flow Improved working capital rotation 22

23 We continue to focus on absolute EBIT growth 16% EBIT MARGIN TARGET GROWTH DIFFERENTIATION CUSTOMER SATISFACTION QUALITY AND PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIES OF SCALE UNIQUE VALUE TO CUSTOMERS HIGHER RETENTION COST COMPETITIVENESS SPEED AND EFFICIENCY PROVIDED BY THE ACCELERATE PROGRAM 23

24 We are focused on creating shareholder value We have a solid and cash-generative business model, which we are strengthening further We have increased our R&D and IT spend to further improve our competitiveness We remain committed to our financial targets 24

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