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Public Q1 218 Strong start for 218 Kimmo Alkio, President and CEO Lasse Heinonen, CFO Tanja Lounevirta, Head of IR 26 April 218

Q1 218 in brief Strong start for 218 Growth in local currencies 6%, organically 3% Strong profitability in Technology Services and Modernization and Product Development Services Industry Solutions renewal progressing investments continue Order backlog supports the growth ambitions for 218 2

Outlook in the Nordic IT market remains healthy Solid economic outlook continues to support IT market Current currency trend unfavorable for Tieto Tieto expects the Nordic IT services market to grow by ~2% in 218

Market drivers in the data-driven world New businesses and innovation Agility and efficiency Design-led services Advanced analytics/ai Software driven Ecosystems Cyber security, DevOps, SIAM Cloud Business process optimization Technology modernization Robotics process automation Mahdollisuuksia

Public Business mix change driven by growth businesses and application services * WE AIM TO GROW FASTER THAN THE MARKET* SHARE OF IT SERVICES Q1/218 GROWTH Q1/218 39% Growth businesses ** 9% EMERGING SERVICES 19% Other services and solutions *** 17% TRADITIONAL SERVICES 215 22 42% Traditional services -1% Traditional services Emerging services *IT market growth expectation (CAGR 215 22) for the Nordics at 1.5 3% * Application services growth in local currencies 8%, incl. in traditional services ** Growth solution portfolio described on the next slide ***Including Avega

Enhanced solution portfolio to drive growth Up by 9% in local currencies Customer Experience Data-Driven Businesses Cloud services Security services Management +12% +34% +23% -2% Selected industry solutions +5% Lifecare Credit solutions Production excellence Hydrocarbon management Payments Case management SmartUtilities

Q1 218 key figures MEUR % Net sales up by 3.4% EUR 46.3 (393.1) million Growth in local currencies 6% Organic growth in local currencies 3% 5 4 3 1 2 9, 9,2 11,6 1 12, 2 13 9, 14 12 1 8 EBIT margin 9.2% (5.6%) EBIT EUR 37.3 (22.) million Adjusted* EBIT EUR 36.6 (35.6) million, 9.% (9.%) Order backlog EUR 1 787 (1 864) million Negative currency impact Order backlog for 218 provides support for the growth ambitions for the year 2 1 392 384 354 48 393 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 6 4 2 7 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Quarterly development MEUR 5 4 3 2 1 Net sales 1 2 1 392 384 354 48 393 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted 2 13 1,5 1,5,2,9 Net debt/ebitda,8,8,5 Employees 2 15 1 5 Number of full-time employees and offshore ratio 48,6 49, 49,6 48,7 49,4 13822 13754 13851 14329 14581 Number of personnel Offshore ratio Number of personnel up by a net amount of 76 Offshore ratio: IT services 47.% (46.8%) PDS 69.9% (66.%) % 6 5 4 3 2 1 MEUR 95 75 55 35 15-5 -25 Net cash flow from operations and capital expenditure 79,7-9,3-6,1-16,9 66,6 61,5 1,8-9,2-11,6-8,2 Net cash from operations Capital expenditure 8

Service Lines New data-driven businesses *) Financial Services Public, Healthcare and Welfare Industrial and Consumer Services Industry Solutions Business Consulting and Implementation Technology Services and Modernization Product Development Services Support Functions 1 *) Reported in Industry Solutions

Technology Services and Modernization Customer sales in Q1 EUR 199 (198) million, +1%, or +3% in local currencies EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 23.1 (21.6) million, 11.6% (1.9) Q1 highlights Growth (in local currencies) driven by infrastructure cloud, up by 23%, and application services, up by 8% Decline in traditional infrastructure services continued, down by 6% Continued service standardization and strong add-on sales contributed to profitability Q2 profitability anticipated to be close to Q2/217 level MEUR 25 2 15 1 5 1,9 11,9 13,8 13,2 11,6 198 194 18 199 199 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % % 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 11 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Business Consulting and Implementation Customer sales Q1 EUR 5 (39) million, +28%, or +31% in local currencies Organic growth in local currencies -3% EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 2.8 (2.8) million, 5.5% (7.1) Q1 highlights Growth supported by the acquisition of Avega Good growth in CEM continued Lower number of working days and currency changes impacted both growth and profitability Ari Järvelä appointed as Head of BCI as from 1 April Q2 profitability anticipated to improve from Q2/217 MEUR 5 4 3 2 1 7,1 4, 2,8 4 4,8 13 5,5 39 38 32 38 37 % 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 12 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Industry Solutions Customer sales Q1 EUR 123 (124) million, -1%, or +3% in local currencies EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 9.4 (9.9) million, 7.6% (8.) Q1 highlights Good growth in SmartUtilities, Production Excellence and Case Management Lifecare growth slightly above the market Sales for Payments lower preparations for new product launch ongoing Technology renewal and business model change continue in a number of key solutions Adjusted EBIT affected by technology investments and negative currency effects Q2 adjusted operating margin expected to remain close to Q2/218 level MEUR 15 1 5 1 1 8, 9, 14,4 1 15,8 1 7,6 123 121 113 134 123 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % % 18 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 13 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Product Development Services Customer sales Q1 EUR 34 (32) million, +7%, or +11% in local currencies EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 4.3 (4.3) million, 12.7% (13.6) Q1 highlights Strong volume development with the largest key customers and good development in automotive Periodical licence sales contributed to growth and profitability Strong EBIT margin despite the negative working day impact Q2 adjusted EBIT margin anticipated to be at Q2/217 level MEUR 4 35 3 25 2 15 1 5 13,6 8,3 7,5 1,3 12,7 32 31 29 34 34 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % % 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 14 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Industry Groups New data-driven businesses *) Financial Services Public, Healthcare and Welfare Industrial and Consumer Services Industry Solutions Business Consulting & Implementation Technology Services and Modernization Product Development Services 15 *) Reported in Industry Solutions

Financial Services Customer sales Q1 EUR 96 (96) million, at Q1/217 level, +3% in local currencies Sales split by service line Q1/218 Q1/217 TSM 58% 57% BCI 6% 5% IS 36% 38% Q1 highlights Good development in TSM, especially in cloud-based platform services, volume growth and new agreements in application services Investments, specifically in Payments, to drive future growth New agreements include Kraft Bank and Ilmarinen MEUR 1 75 5 25 96 97 92 1 95 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 1 16

Public, Healthcare and Welfare Customer sales Q1 EUR 133 (128) million, +4%, or +7% in local currencies Sales split by service line Q1/218 Q1/217 TSM 47% 47% BCI 9% 8% IS 44% 45% Q1 highlights Development strongest in Technology Services and Modernization, driven by cloud, end-user and application services Large Electronic Medical Record procurements ongoing in all Nordic countries while delays in some large-scale renewal projects Several agreements, e.g. Nynäshamn and Värmdö municipalities MEUR 15 125 1 75 5 25 128 127 112 136 131 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 2 17

Industrial and Consumer Services Customer sales Q1 EUR 143 (138) million, +4%, or +6% in local currencies Organically, sales in local currencies at Q1/217 level Sales split by service line Q1/218 Q1/217 TSM 56% 6% BCI 22% 17% IS 22% 23% Q1 highlights Growth supported by the acquisition of Avega Healthy development in Energy Sweden continued Good growth especially in SmartUtilities and Production Excellence solutions New agreements include Posti, S Group, Sodexo MEUR 175 15 125 1 75 5 25 1 2 1 1 1 137 13 121 139 133 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 18

Way forward

Performance drivers 218 IT services We aim to grow faster than the market Based on current rates, currency impact on is ~EUR 37 million and on profit ~EUR 8 million Efficiency programme: drive for productivity continues Offering development costs around 5% of Group sales Restructuring costs 1 2% of Group sales Q2 revenue and profitability Negative currency effects A higher number of working days

Guidance for 218 unchanged Tieto expects its full-year adjusted *) operating profit (EBIT) to increase from the previous year s level (EUR 161.4 million **) in 217) *) Adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items **) Restated due to the adoption of IFRS 15

Public 218 strong start for the year Market Dynamic data-driven world Employees Celebrating Tieto5 Shareholders Value creation and sustainability