Interim Report Q3 2013

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Interim Report Q3

Q3 A CHALLENGING QUARTER ADDNODE GROUP CAN DO BETTER Net sales totaled SEK 301.4 (291.3) M, up 3 percent. EBITA amounted to SEK 14.4 (27.1) M, and EBITA-margin of 4.8 (9.3) percent. 1) Longer decision making processes in the industry has affected the license and services sales in Design Management and PLM Management Stable margins in Business Area Process Management, with the public sector as the growing market During the third quarter we ve had costs for management changes by 5.5 M. MSEK 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Q3 2011 Q3 Net Sales Q3 MSEK 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Q3 Q3 Q3 2011 EBITA* 1) Excluding non-recurring cost SEK -5.5 (0.0) M for management changes and for the revaluation of the conditional purchase considerations totaling SEK -0.2 (0.0) M. 2 *Excluding capital gains and cost for the revaluation of the conditional purchase considerations and non-recurring costs associated with management changes

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS Significant events during the third quarter of Acquisition of Joint Collaboration AS, a Norwegian software company with annual sales of approximately SEK 135 M. Order for e-archives for the Swedish National Police Board valued at SEK 10 M. Significant events after the end of the period Order for document and case management system and e-archive for Statistics Sweden (SCB) valued at a minimum of SEK 9 M. Management changes at the Content Management business area. 3

GROWTH AND EARNINGS DISTRIBUTION, Q3 2010 Q3 SEK M Addnode Group has, through increased focus on product content of customer solutions, increased the proportion of recurring revenue regarding support and maintenance. 4

ACQUISITION OF JOINT COLLABORATION AS Joint Collaboration AS was founded in 2001 and today consists of over 50 people and is Norway's largest provider of projects and collaboration solutions to the oil, gas and construction industries. Joint Collaboration s solutions have more than 45,000 users from such customers as Statoil, Jernbaneverket, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Lyse, Oslo 2022, the Norwegian Defence Estates Agency, Hoegh, M7 Offshore, Hæhre Entreprenør and many more. For the 12-month period, April March, net sales for Joint Collaborations amounted to NOK 120 M and EBITA to NOK 23 M. The acquisition is in line with the Group's strategy to be a leading provider of mission-critical support systems for engineering and construction activities in the Nordics. The Group gets an even stronger offering and skills The Group will have the opportunity for synergies and a stronger presence in the Norwegian market Increased proportion of recurring revenues 5

Acquisition of Joint Collaboration - Preliminary purchase price allocation Cash payment on the day Newly issued B shares Prel. Net cash Settlement Prel. Provision for contingent consideration Prel. Payment for Joint Collaboration SEK 60.9 M SEK 45.0 M SEK 29.7 M SEK 66.0 M SEK 201.6 M Which identified intangible assets The results in a deferred tax liability Amortization period of 7 years SEK 43 M SEK 12 M EBIT TAX 6

FOUR BUSINESS AREAS A strong and comprehensive Group of high performance IT companies with leading positions in selected markets. IT solutions for the creation and management of digital design models and drawings. IT solutions for case management, municipal administration, e-archives and geographic IT system. IT solutions for managing product information throughout a product s lifecycle. IT solutions for the public websites and intranet solutions as well systems for e-commerce. 7

NET SALES AND EBITA BY BUSINESS AREA, Q2 Net sales by Business Area EBITA by Business Area Process Mgt 28% Content Mgt 11% PLM Mgt 16% Design Mgt 45% 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0-2 -4 Design Mgt 1) PLM Mgt Process Mgt Content Mgt 2) 8 1) Exkluding non-recurring costs by SEK -1,3 M 2) Exklusive non-recurring costs by SEK -4,2 M

Q3 Q3 9 months 9 months Net sales 137,3 124,3 445,1 407,4 Growth 10% 7% 9% 11% EBITA 5,7 1) 11,7 28,5 1) 37,2 EBITA-margin 4,2 9,4% 6,4% 9,1% Average number of employees 258 226 238 219 1) Excluding non-recurring costs of SEK 1.3 M for management changes in Denmark Growth in the various countries was mixed Norway reported a favorable trend in both the construction and offshore industries, with a positive impact on net sales and earnings. The Finnish operations have been stable while Sweden has had a tough quarter. Denmark, which is the smallest unit in the business area, had a tougher market and earnings were not satisfactory. 9

Q3 Q3 9 months 9 months Net sales 49,0 52,1 175,3 176,5 Growth -6% 1% -1% -4% EBITA 1,8 4,6 9,3 13,0 EBITA-margin 3,7% 8,8% 5,3% 7,4% Average number of employees 160 138 138 140 Earnings in the third quarter has been affected by customers' longer decisionmaking processes for new investments, which has affected the sale of licenses and the utilization of consulting. Our offer for the retail and consumer industry and our operations in Finland have developed well. Operations in the U.S. and our offering to the industry in Sweden have had lower sales compared to the same period last year. 10

Q3 Q3 9 months 9 months Net sales 86,9 77,6 291,2 265,7 Growth 12% 10% 10% 4% EBITA 14,6 13,9 51,9 45,1 EBITA-margin 16,8% 17,9 % Average number of employees 17,8% 17,0% 265 245 265 242 The growth is explained by a complementary acquisition and a strong demand for the products and services offered by the business area to the Swedish public sector. Both the offer to the municipal departments and the task management and archives offer to the government sector have shown strong growth and contributed to both sales and profit. 11

Q3 Q3 9 months 9 months Net sales 32,6 40,4 111,9 130,2 Growth Neg 1% Neg -1% EBITA -1,7 1) 3,1-6,4 1) 10,8 EBITA-margin -0,1% 7,7% 5,7% 8,3% Average number of employees 1) Exkluding non recurring costs by SEK 4,5 M 173 179 173 173 The business area s offering within the web, intranet and e-commerce reported weak sales in a tough market, which had an impact on the outcome. Systems and voice-driven solutions reported a positive trend and we secured several transactions in both Sweden and Norway. During the second quarter, a new Acting Business Area Manager was appointed. The recruitment of a new Business Area Manager has been initiated 12

STRONG BALANCE SHEET AND CASH FLOW SEK 105 M NET CASH -09-30 SEK 65 M CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Jan September SEK 6 M Net cash 56 % EQUITY -09-30 13

Seasonal variations Net sales Quarterly development EBITA Quarterly development 14

Summary A tough market situation Customers want to invest but it takes longer time to sell. Leading positions in several markets. Underlying customer needs and growth. Customers in both private and public sector. Business model with recurring revenue. Strong balance sheet and healthy cash flow. 15

QUESTIONS? CEO and President Staffan Hanstorp staffan.hanstorp@addnodegroup.com +46 (0)733 77 24 30 Head of Business Development & Corporate Communciations Johan Andersson johan.andersson@addnodegroup.com +46 (0)704 20 58 31 16

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