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DUNA HOUSE GROUP Investor presentation 20 March 2018

WE ARE THE LEADING RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKER IN CEE WE SERVE PEOPLE. REAL ESTATE IS OUR PASSION. Real estate brokerage Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS Duna House Group at a glance... Our markets....... Our services... Franchise real estate brokerage. Own office segment.. Financial intermediation... Auxiliary services..... Real estate developments....... Our strategy....... 4. 13. 18. 19. 23. 24. 27. 29. 31. 3

Duna House Group At a glance

WE ARE THE LEADING RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKER IN CEE OUR CURRENT MARKETS DH GROUP IN NUMBERS DH Group: Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic Currently 236 offices in three countries 13k successful real estate sales per year HUF 64.7bn (EUR 209.2m) loans intermediated in 2017 HUF 24.9bn (EUR 80.6m) home savings products intermediated in 2017 Over 2,300 salespersons Residential real estate fund with AuM of HUF 2.3bn (EUR 7.4m) Listed on Budapest Stock Exchange with HUF 14.0bn (EUR 45m) market cap 5

Milestones PRESENCE AND KNOW-HOW OF TWO DECADES Multi-Brand strategy IPO on BSE in November 2016 New strategy: onestop shop approach (financial products, auxiliary services) Real estate investments 2014 2016 Started real estate brokerage activities in Hungary 1998 2003 2004 2010 Introduced international expansion strategy Fund management Development of residential properties Acquisition in Poland Initiation of franchise network in Hungary 6

STRONG GROWTH IN REVENUES AND NET PROFITS Total revenues and Net profits of Duna House Group - EURm 16,3 15,6 ANNUAL REVENUE GROWTH OF 22% 5,7 1,2 7,0 1,6 7,8 2,4 9,9 3,1 3,7 3,0 9,0 ANNUAL NET PROFIT GROWTH OF 39% 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 guidance Total revenues Net profit 7

OUR SERVICES MISSION AND ACTIVITIES WE SERVE PEOPLE. REAL ESTATE IS OUR PASSION. Real estate brokerage Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Franchise partnership model Mortgage and other loans Fund management Residential developments Sales via own offices (18-20% of total network commissions) Home savings products Real estate insurance Home management Valuations Energy certificates Real estate portfolio Continuous innovation based on spot-on market knowledge. Our fully integrated business model gives us the ability to capitalize on many facets of each real estate transaction. 8

GEOGRAPHICAL PRESENCE Our long-term goal is to create a consistent service portfolio in all of our countries. OUR SERVICES BY COUNTRY* 2017 Contribution to revenues Franchise real estate brokerage 69% 25% 6%!** 24% Total turnover of HUF 4.8bn (EUR 15.6m) Own office real estate brokerage Loan intermediation Home savings intermediation Home management Other related services -! - - - - - 30% 38% 5% EBITDA of HUF 1.0bn (EUR 3.1m) Net Profit of HUF 0.9bn (EUR 3.0m) Fund management - - Residential real estate development & investments - - 2% *Based on 2017 figures; ** Activity started in Q4 2017 9

Profit & Loss BACK TO THE CORE ACTIVITIES Million HUF 2015 2016 2017 FY YoY FY FY Sale of investment property 1,097 10-99% Service revenue 2,833 3,687 4,675 +27% Other revenue 232 279 135-52% Total revenue 3,066 5,064 4,820-5% Operating costs 1,955 4,261 3,956-7% Operating profit 1,111 803 864 +8% EBIT-margin 36.2% 15.9% 17.9% +207bp EBITDA 1,185 880 951 +8% Profit on financial activities 10 21 147 +600% Revaluation of investments 0 505 81-84% Profit before tax 1,121 1,329 1,092-18% Tax -156-161 -174 +8% Profit after tax 966 1,168 918-21% Net profit margin 31.5% 23.1% 19.1% -401bp Return on Equity 57.2% 45.0% 20.8% PAT without Developments 981 Adjusted core PAT* 783 537 932 +74% Adjusted core EPS* 235 158 274 +74% 27% increase in core revenues Improvement of EBIT margins to 18% 74% increase in core PAT (excl. developments and appraisals) HUF 600 million dividend to common shares (HUF 176 DPS, 4.4% dividend yield) PAT guidance for 2017: HUF 850 to 1,000 million (excl. MyCity residential development projects) * Adjusted PAT: excluding the impact of real estate appraisal and development results Source: Audited consolidated IFRS reports and unaudited report for 2017 10

Balance Sheet ASSET-LIGHT BUSINESS MODEL Million HUF 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY Goodwill 19 992 1,049 Investments 1,324 1,446 1,268 Financial instruments 48 66 70 Other long term assets 583 817 889 Total long term assets 1,974 3,321 3,275 Inventory and assets for sale 8 12 3,595 Receivables from customers 76 286 482 Receivables from affiliated companies 0 379 141 Cash and cash equivalents 416 1,584 1,428 Other short term assets 477 411 534 Total short term assets 978 2,671 6,181 Total assets 2,951 5,992 9,456 Asset-light business model, only real estate development projects require substantial financing. Residential real estate developments are booked at HUF 3.6 bn asset value. Additional investment property of HUF 1.1 bn. Bank loans and affiliated financing of HUF 2.2 bn related to developments. Total equity of HUF 4.5bn from accumulated earnings and IPO proceeds of HUF 1.5bn. Total equity 1,688 2,543 4,530 Long term loans 495 583 1,272 Other long term liabilities 49 97 145 Total long term liabilities 544 680 1,416 Short term loans 114 199 997 Suppliers 35 69 388 Payables to affiliated companies 11 1,741 582 Other short term liabilities 559 760 1,543 Total short term liabilities 720 2,769 3,510 Equity and liabilities 2,951 5,992 9,456 Source: Audited consolidated IFRS reports 11

Introduction of key persons DEVOTED MANAGEMENT TEAM Guy Dymschiz Co-CEO Doron Dymschiz Co-CEO Co-founder of Duna House Co-founder of Duna House Lawyer MBA in economics Former lawyer in Gissin & Keset Lawyer office First sales manager, then CEO at Computer Direct North Ltd Lives in Budapest with his family Lives in Budapest with his family Ferenc Máté, FCCA COO at DH for 7 years Zoltán Varga Independent Board Member for 2 years Zoltán Tóth CFO at DH from 2016 Dániel Schilling Head of IR and M&A at DH from 2017 12

Our markets

Iceland Romania Latvia Estonia Norway Turkey USA UK France Sweden Malta Hungary Cyprus Netherlands Portugal Ireland Denmark Finland Luxembourg Belgium Spain Italy Germany Slovenia Poland Greece Croatia Residential real estate market REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION VOLUMES HAVE BEEN PICKING UP 250 000 Number of residential real estate transactions +171% Both of our main markets performed exceptionally well in the last three years with a growth of 13% CAGR in Hungary and 18% in Poland. 200 000 150 000 100 000 50 000 +61% After a decrease of 40% in 2009, the number of residential real estate transactions climbed back to 146k in Hungary. In Poland there was a smaller, 25% decrease in 2009 that has since grown to 219k by 2016. 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Source: Statistic offices of Hungary and Poland Hungary Poland 50 40 30 20 10 0 Number of residential real estate transactions in 2016 per 1,000 habitants 18,0 6,2 In Poland, the current number of transactions is among the lowest in Europe according to local statistics. Hungary is around the median with some further potential for growth in terms of transaction volumes. Source: ECBC, Statistic offices of Hungary and Poland 14

Turkey Norway Austria Sweden Czech Republic Belgium Germany Slovakia UK Finland Hungary Estonia Bulgaria EU average Croatia Lithuania Poland Portugal Latvia Slovenia France Denmark Cyprus Netherlands Italy Romania Spain Ireland Greece Austria Sweden Luxembourg Switzerland Norway Germany United Kingdom Estonia Belgium Czech Republic Portugal Ireland Latvia Denmark France Slovak Republic Finland Hungary Netherlands Lithuania Turkey Greece Slovenia Italy Spain Poland PRICE INCREASE SUPPORTED BY INCOME GROWTH Residential real estate market Nominal House Price Indices, 2006 = 100 Nominal house price indices in 2016, 2006=100 House price-to-income ratio index, 2017 Q2, 2010 = 100 170 150 130 110 90 70 50 121 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 146 131 111 250 200 150 100 50 0 146 121 111 150 125 100 75 50 106 93 76 Hungary Poland Czech Republic Source: Statistic offices of Hungary, ECBC, Duna House Source: ECBC Source: IMF By 2016, nominal house prices of Hungary and the Czech Republic have recovered from a 6 year long depression between 2008 and 2013. Polish prices are still 18% below the historic highs of 2007. Most European countries have exceeded pre-crisis nominal price levels. Nominal increases seen in the Czech Republic and Hungary are precedented. Household incomes have increased above house prices in Hungary and Poland allowing further growth through affordability of home purchases. 15

bneur Residential loan market UPSWING IN BOTH OF OUR LOAN MARKETS Mortgage loan volumes 2008-2017 20 18 16 14-43% 12-3% 10 8 +16% 6-79% 4 +113% +37% 2 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2016 2017 Q3 YTDQ3 YTD Hungary Poland Source: Statistic offices of Hungary and Poland Residential mortgage loan volumes suffered significantly and dropped by 80% in Hungary from 2008 to 2012. Followed by continuous growth, current outlooks are positive. Polish mortgage loan figures have seen a less dramatic, but still substantial fall, by 43% from 2008 to 2012. After stagnating until 2016, recent volumes show a positive turn in 2017 with 16% YoY growth. 16

EURk Netherlands Denmark Sweden Norway Iceland UK Cyprus Luxembourg Portugal Belgium Spain EU 28 France Finland Malta Germany Greece Ireland Estonia Slovakia Austria Italy Poland Czech Republic Latvia Lithuania Croatia Slovania Hungary Bulgaria Romania % Residential loan market LOW INDEBTEDNESS IN CEE 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Source: ECBC 250 Residential loans to GDP in 2016 21,7 20,0 Average mortgage ticket size in 2016 12,5 Even after years of expansion, Central Eastern European countries have very low residential loan to GDP ratios compared to the rest of Europe. Average mortgage ticket sizes are also well below Western and Northern European countries. Hungary, in particular, is lagging behind with only 12.5% residential loans to GDP and an average ticket size of EUR 18.9 thousand in 2016. 200 150 100 50 62,9 50,6 18,9 0 Source: ECBC 17

Our services

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Franchise real estate brokerage WE ARE THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE FRANCHISERS IN THE REGION We sell franchises, service and retain franchisees on the basis of our unique value propositions. We help agents become more professional and build more profitable businesses. We have our feet on the ground through own offices to ensure spot-on market knowledge and continuous innovation. 19

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Franchise real estate brokerage OUR UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL DELIVERS UNBEATABLE SUPPORT 20

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Franchise real estate brokerage PAIRING SOLUTION FOR REAL ESTATE CLIENTS Overview Franchise system focusing on brokerage of residential properties Strong network of over 2,000 trained real estate advisors Direct link to the market via own offices Comprehensive offering with financial and other related solutions Adaptive motivation system IT systems support efficient matchmaking SERVICES FOR VENDORS 13 thousand successful real estate sales per year SERVICES FOR BUYERS Sales strategy and profile creation Advertising Buyer selection Bidding and Advert Presentation Negotiation Presentation Buyer qualification negotiation selection ADDITIONAL SERVICES Valuation Energy certificate Home management Loans 21

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Franchise real estate brokerage CORE OPERATION WITH HIGH GROSS PROFIT LEVELS Contribution to Revenues Key Segment Financials * Including data of Metrohouse since 1 April 2016, the Czech office was not part of the DH Group until 2 September 2016 Contribution to Gross Profit million HUF 2014 2015 2016 2017 CAGR 2017 vs 2014 2017 vs 2014 2017 vs 2016 Total RE commission HU 4 704 5 914 6 406 6 882 +14% +46% +7% Total RE commission PL - - 1 269 1 486 - - +17% Total RE commission CZ - - 77 244 - - +217% Total RE commissions 4 704 5 914 7 752 8 612 +22% +83% +11% Sales Revenue 729 842 1 094 1 269 +20% +74% +16% Gross Profit 670 752 928 1 105 +18% +65% +19% Revenue / commissions 15% 14% 14% 15% Gross profit margin 92% 89% 85% 87% Number of offices 119 137 233 236 +26% +98% +1% We generate revenues from franchise partners: (i) entry fees, (ii) continuous franchise fees and (iii) other (e.g. trainings) fees. We have successfully increased sold real estate volumes and commissions via organic growth and acquisitions. We continue to expand our franchise incomes and maintain stable franchise fee rates. The gross profit margins of our franchise segment has decreased due to higher current cost levels in Metrohouse. 22

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments PROFIT GENERATION AND DIRECT LINK TO THE MARKET Own office segment Contribution to Revenues Key Segment Financials Contribution to Gross Profit We generate revenues through commissions earned by our offices and agents. We operate 30 own offices with approximately 310 real estate agents in Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. The own office segment operates under the same conditions as the external franchise partners. Margins slightly lowered with the acquisition of Metrohouse in 2016 million HUF 2014 2015 2016 2017 CAGR 2017 vs 2014 * Including data of Metrohouse since 1 April 2016, the Czech office was not part of the DH Group until 2 September 2016 2017 vs 2014 2017 vs 2016 Total commission HU 865 1 076 948 851-1% -2% -10% Total commission PL 350 504 - - +44% Total commission CZ 77 244 - - +217% Total commissions 865 1 076 1 375 1 599 +23% +85% +16% Sales revenue 620 734 1086 1 421 +32% +129% +31% Gross profit 362 456 508 616 +19% +70% +21% Gross profit / commissions 42% 42% 37% 39% 23

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Financial intermediation WE ARE THE LARGEST LOAN BROKERS IN HUNGARY AND 6 TH IN POLAND We help real estate buyers select and obtain the best available financial products to finance their new homes. Our loan brokers work in close cooperation with our franchise real estate agents to offer onestop shopping experience to our customers. 24

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Financial intermediation EXCEPTIONAL CROSS-SELLING OPPORTUNITIES WITH REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE THREE CHANNELS OF LEAD GENERATION Real estate agents Own clients Independent brokers (60% of total loans) (20% of total loans) (20% of total loans) High quality leads Assessment Product proposal Application & assistance in loan process Administration OVERVIEW Mortgage and personal loans, SME business loans, home savings, insurance Significant cross-selling via referrals from real estate brokers Direct channel and strong relationship with independent advisers Partnership with 23 banks in two countries Comprehensive administration of loan applications 300 financial advisers Strongly growing activity driven by promoted crossselling and market upswing Mortgage loans Home savings Personal loans Insurance HUF 64.7bn (EUR 209.2m) loans brokered in 2017 HUF 24.9bn (EUR 80.6m) home savings products intermediated in 2017 25

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN MARKET SHARE Financial intermediation Contribution to Revenues Key Segment Financials Contribution to Gross Profit million HUF 2014 2015 2016 2017 CAGR 2017 vs 2014 2017 vs 2014 2017 vs 2016 Mortgage loan HU (bnhuf) 18,2 21,1 28,7 39,8 +30% +119% +39% Mortgage loan PL (bnhuf) - - 14,6 25,2 - - +73% Home savings HU (bnhuf) 5,3 8,2 19,2 25,1 +68% +373% +30% Total intermediated volume (bnhuf) 23,5 29,3 62,5 90,1 +56% +283% +44% Sales revenue 961 1 230 1 410 1 883 +25% +96% +34% Gross profit 431 607 554 743,3 +20% +72% +34% Average commission 4,1% 4,2% 2,3% 2,1% Gross profit margin 45% 49% 39% 39% In Hungary, we earn up-front and trailing commissions. Legislation limited total commission levels at 2% from 21 March 2016 (previous average was 4%). Negative effects on revenues and profits are partly compensated by the modification of our commission system, favorable market environment and increased focus on home-saving products. In Poland, average commission levels are around 2%. We achieved exceptional growth in all of our volume figures. Gross profits stabilized in 2017 H1 after a significant drop due to changes in regulation. * Including data of Metrohouse since 1 April 2016, the Czech office was not part of the DH Group until 2 September 2016 26

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Auxiliary services PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TO RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BUYERS AND SELLERS Property management Main clients: Foreign and local investors with 1 to 5 properties Rental services Refurbishment Cleaning and repair Collection 340 properties under management Valuation Main clients: Financial institutions (loan applications, bad portfolios) Private sellers and investors Estimation of fair market value of residential real estate Largest, up-to-date transaction database in Hungary 3500+ valuations performed in 2017 Energy certificate Main clients: Private sellers Certificate of energy status of residential real estate Legal requirement in Hungary 3500+ certificates prepared in 2017 27

Synergy Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments Auxiliary services - Impact - Fund Management UTILIZING EXPERIENCES GAINED ON THE REAL ESTATE MARKET Basic information Permission date: 20 April 2016 by the Central Bank of Hungary Net asset value: HUF 2.3 billion as of 29 January 2018 Investment Policy: Residential real estate preferably in Budapest or in other larger Hungarian cities, aiming stable rental yields, liquidity and potential value increase Management and success fee Management fee: maximum 2% / year based on Net Asset Value of which 1% is trailer fee Success fee: 20% of the return exceeding the benchmark yield (RMAX) Franchise Related services Direct connection to the largest real estate brokerage network in Hungary supporting the Fund to identify, buy and sale the appropriate properties Rental services Property management Annual return 7.2% The services offered by DH Group s other segments satisfy all requirements of the Fund s Procedure to Treat Business Conflict of interests 28

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A POSITIVE MARKET MOMENTUM Property developments We use our unique market knowledge and invest in residential real estate from time to time to gain profits from price increases and rental yields. We currently have three development projects in Budapest, Hungary as we have identified a midterm market opportunity in the low supply of new housing. Our projects are expected to be ready in 2018-2019 with a total of 385 flats, and sellable area of 28k sqm. 29

Real estate brokerage Franchise Own offices Financial intermediation Auxiliary services Real estate investments PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STATUS AND TIMELINE Property developments Duna House Group manages the development of 385 flats in 3 projects under MyCity brand, as follows: Forest Hill Budapest III. district Reviczky Liget Budapest XVIII. district MyCity Residence Budapest III. district Duna House Group s share in Project 100% 100% 50% Landsize (m2) 29 314* 5 625 3 345 38 284 Sellable area (m2) 16 085* 4 672 6 882 27 639 Number of Apartements (pcs.) 148 in phase 1 (+48 in phase 2)* TOTAL 86 103 385 Average Apartements size (m2) 80,0 54,3 68,8 71,3 Actual status of Projects Construction status September 2018 Completed October 2019 % of flats sold 50% 83% 38% Handover of flats in progress Expected profit in 2018 HUF 1,060 million (78% of phase 1 flats) HUF 680 million * 148 flats with building permits at present 30

Our strategy

PILLARS OF OUR STRATEGY Future goals COMMITTED TO GROW Our vision is to become a significant player in Europe in residential real estate services. 2018 1. The Polish expansion Expanding market presence, new offices Improving operative efficiency in franchise segment Continued loan focus 2. The Hungarian core Market outlook: 5-20% transaction volume growth, 5-10% price growth, 15-20% loan volume growth Focus on education and service quality Expansion in SMART network Expected PAT of HUF 950-1,150 million 3. Impact R/E fund Track record New sales channels 4. R/E development Successful completion of existing projects, significant cash-inflow Investment strategy going forward: conservative capital exposure, opportunistic approach Expected PAT of HUF 1,740 million 5. M&A In the lookout for synergies 32

bneur R/E brokerage offices Residential mortgage loan intermed. mpln The Polish expansion ROOM TO GROW ON THE POLISH MARKET DH Group Franchise and own offices in Hungary and Poland, 2017 Q3 (mhuf) DH Group Real estate brokerage commission income per office in Hungary and Poland, 2017 Q3 (mhuf) 200 160 120 80 40 0 Source: DH 140 Own offices 20 8 Hungary Franchise offices Expansion potential 65 Poland Source: DH 11,3 Hungary 5,3 Poland 2x Efficiency potential Loan market Disbursement of residential mortgage loan in Hungary and Poland (bn EUR) 20 Competition No. of R/E brokerage offices and Residential mortgage loan intermediated in Poland (m PLN) Cross-selling potential 15 10 5 6x Market size Metrohouse WGN Home Broker Północ 45 42 66 74 Open Finance Expander Notus Finanse mfinanse 578 521 1 763 1 509 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Freedom ReMax 36 33 Gold Finance Metrohouse 199 92 Hungary Poland 33 Source: KSH, GUS, MNB Source: Corporate websites Source: Latest available quarterly data, Polish Mortgage Association 33

M&A strategy FOCUSED APPROACH We aspire to become the leading residential real estate broker in Europe. We intend to continue to do highly targeted M&A for gaining access to new markets, as well as to expand our capabilities in existing ones. We look for targets with the following characteristics: Overall requirements our Baseline expectations Deal value between EUR 2 and 20 million Operations in European markets, where a dual real estate - loan brokerage model is possible Positive EBITDA, or successful turnaround Market-specific acquisition focus in New markets Spearhead, core acquisitions to gain significant market position Real estate brokerage and / or Financial intermediation are of key interest in Existing markets (Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic) Add-ons to current activities in each of our markets Additional customers or new sales channels Innovative technologies Services of interest include real estate brokerage, mortgage or other financial product intermediation, real estate management services, relocation services, online brokerage 34

Thank you for your attention. 35

FURTHER INFORMATION ON DUNA HOUSE GROUP Analyst coverage Company Analyst Tel E-mail Concorde Securities Gellért Gaál +36-1-489-2269 g.gaal@con.hu KBC Equitas Norbert Cinkotai +36-1-483-4066 norbert.cinkotai@ kbcsecurities.hu Duna House Group 1016 Budapest Gellérthegy u. 17. Hungary www.dunahouse.com Dániel Schilling Head of Investor Relations and M&A E-mail: schilling.daniel@dh.hu +36-1-555-2222 Sign up to our Investor Newsletter 36

DISCLAIMER This presentation shall not be considered as an offer or an invitation to tender concerning the purchase, subscription or any other transaction of any securities or financial assets to be carried out by any persons in any countries (particularly including but not limited to the United States of America, Australia, the United Kingdom, Japan, Canada, Hungary, Malaysia, Poland, Singapore and New- Zealand), furthermore this presentation does not and shall not constitute a basis for any person to enter into any transactions related to any securities or financial assets. 37