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Public Q2 218 Strong growth profit at the previous year s level Kimmo Alkio, President and CEO Janne Salminen, Acting CFO Tanja Lounevirta, Head of IR

Q2 218 in brief Strong growth profit at the previous year s level Growth in local currencies 8%, organically 5% Profitability development good in Technology Services and Modernization, Business Consulting and Product Development Services Higher investments in technology renewals in Industry Solutions impact second-quarter profit Currency impact remains negative 2

The Nordic IT market continues to provide with growth opportunities Solid economic outlook continues to support IT market Good demand for software-based solutions, consulting and IT outsourcing Current currency trend unfavorable for Tieto Tieto expects the Nordic IT services market to grow by ~2% in 218

Q2 218 key figures MEUR % Net sales up by 4.8% EUR 44.1 (385.6) million Growth in local currencies 8% Organic growth in local currencies 5% 5 4 3 1 2 9, 9,2 11,6 1 12, 2 13 12 9, 8,6 14 12 1 8 EBIT margin 7.7% (7.3%) EBIT EUR 31.3 (28.1) million Adjusted* EBIT EUR 34.8 (35.5) million, 8.6% (9.2%) Order backlog EUR 1 731 (1 817) million Negative currency impact Order backlog for 218 provides support for the growth ambitions for the year 2 1 392 384 354 48 393 392 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 6 4 2 4 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Steady progress towards strategic ambition Significant technology renewal in many industry solutions Customers 1st choice for business renewal IT services revenue growth above the market (CAGR) 1% reported operating profit (EBIT) Aim to increase dividends annually in absolute terms Net debt/ebitda 1.5 as an upper limit in the long run Q2 dynamics Attractive market with high demand for digital consulting capabilities and software driven solutions Strong growth in consulting based businesses BCI, application services and PDS Solid continuous services performance and cloud growth Industry solutions renewal continues in line with strategic ambition short-term profit impact We believe in investing in Industry Solutions software businesses strategic choice and strong vertical insights Architectural renewal programmes in Lifecare, SmartUtilities, Production Excellence and Payments solution Increased workload, mainly in Lifecare and SmartUtilities, impacted Industry Solutions growth and profitability during H1/218 Key launches expected to contribute to improved performance towards the year end 5

Business mix change driven by growth businesses and application services * WE AIM TO GROW FASTER THAN THE MARKET* SHARE OF IT SERVICES YTD 218 GROWTH YTD 218 4% Growth businesses ** 8% EMERGING SERVICES 18% Other services and solutions *** 24% 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

Investments supporting continuous renewal and growth Up by 8% in local currencies in H1/218 Customer Experience Data-Driven Businesses Cloud services Security services Management +11% +11% +21% -6% Selected industry solutions +4% Lifecare Credit solutions Production excellence Hydrocarbon management Payments Case management SmartUtilities

Quarterly development MEUR 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 1 Net sales 2 13 392 384 354 48 393 392 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted 12 1,5 1,5,2,9 Net debt/ebitda,8,8,5 1, Employees 2 15 1 5 Number of full-time employees and offshore ratio 48,6 49, 49,6 48,7 49,4 49,8 13822 13754 13851 14329 14581 14956 Number of personnel Offshore ratio Number of personnel up by a net amount of 122 Offshore ratio: IT services 47.3% (46.9%) PDS 71.5% (67.2%) % 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 12,3-9,2-11,6-8,2-1,5 Net cash from operations Capital expenditure 8

Growth in local currencies by Service Line and Industry Group Service Lines MEUR 225 2 175 15 125 1 75 5 25 MEUR 2 175 Industry 15 Groups 125 (IT services) 1 75 5 25 3% 2% / %* 35% / 1%* 186 49 66 191 12 Technology Services and Modernization Business Consulting and Implementation 8% / 7%* 3% / 4%* 13% 11% / 5%* 96 98 126 137 131 145 Financial Services Public, Healthcare and Welfare Industrial and Consumer Services 123 Industry Solutions 31 35 Product Development Services Q2/17 Q2/18 Q2/17 Q2/18 9 *) Organic growth in local currencies (not shown for businesses where acquisition impact is not significant)

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 Q2 EUR 187 (186) million, +1%, or +3% in local currencies EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 22.9 (21.6) million, 12.3% (11.7) MEUR 2 15 1,4 11,7 13,5 12,8 11, 12,3 % 16 14 12 1 Q2 highlights Growth (in local currencies) driven by infrastructure cloud and application services in H1 up by 21% and 8%, respectively Decline in traditional infrastructure services continued, down by 5% in H1/218 Continued service standardization contributed to EBIT improvement Less impact from efficiency programme in Q3 profitability anticipated to be below or at the Q3/217 level 1 5 189 186 172 19 189 187 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 8 6 4 2 11 217 comparison figures are based on business transfers completed during Q2 218 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Business Consulting and Implementation Customer sales Q2 EUR 64 (49) million, +31%, or +35% in local currencies Organic growth in local currencies +1% MEUR 7 % 12 EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 6.3 (3.8) million, 9.8% (7.7) Q2 highlights Organic growth driven by CEM and EA total growth supported by the acquisition of Avega Profitability improvement driven by good volume development Q3 margin seasonally lower expected to be around Q3/217 level 6 5 4 3 2 1 9,2 7,7 8,2 8,1 13 8,7 12 9,8 51 49 42 53 49 52 1 8 6 4 2 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 12 217 comparison figures are based on business transfers completed during Q2 218 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Industry Solutions Customer sales Q2 EUR 119 (12) million, at Q2/217 level, or +3% in local currencies Organic growth in local currencies 4% EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 5.9 (11.2) million, 4.9% (9.4) Q2 highlights Good growth in SmartUtilities, Hydrocarbon Management and Case Management Lifecare growth in line with the market Sales of Payments at the Q2/217 level expansion of customer base, including a major win with a large Nordic bank for the recently launched renewed VAM EBIT affected by continued technology renewal Offering development costs up by 3 meur Subcontracting costs up by 1 meur Negative currency impact on profit EUR 1 meur Q3 profitability expected to improve from the first-half level but remain below or at the Q3/217 level MEUR 15 1 5 1 2 8,1 9,4 14,1 1 15,7 1 7,5 4,9 121 118 111 131 121 119 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % % 18 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 13 217 comparison figures are based on business transfers completed during Q2 218 *) adjusted for restructuring costs, capital gains/losses, goodwill impairment charges and other items

Product Development Services Customer sales Q2 EUR 34 (31) million, +8%, or +13% in local currencies EBIT Adjusted* EBIT EUR 2.9 (2.5) million, 8.7% (8.) Q2 highlights Strong volume development with the largest key customers and good development in automotive EBIT margin somewhat improved while included nonrecurring income Q3 seasonally lower and profitability anticipated to be at the Q3/217 level MEUR 4 35 3 25 2 15 1 5 13,4 8, 7,2 1,1 12,7 8,7 32 31 29 34 34 34 % 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 Net of divestment and acquisitions Customer sales adjusted Adjusted* EBIT, % 14 217 comparison figures are based on business transfers completed during Q2 218 *) 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 Q2 EUR 95 (96) million, -1%, or +2% in local currencies Sales split by service line Q2/218 Q2/217 TSM 56% 57% BCI 11% 1% IS 33% 33% Q2 highlights In Payments, continued expansion of customer base, including a major win with a large Nordic bank for the recently launched renewed VAM Strong interest in Tieto s instant payments solutions Good activity level in the Swedish outsourcing market MEUR 1 75 5 25 1 1 96 96 92 1 95 94 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 16

Public, Healthcare and Welfare Customer sales Q2 EUR 133 (126) million, +5%, or +8% in local currencies Sales split by service line Q2/218 Q2/217 TSM 44% 45% BCI 13% 11% IS 43% 44% Q2 highlights Development strongest in TSM, driven by cloud and application services Development was healthy across several markets, especially in Sweden Large Electronic Medical Record procurements ongoing in all Nordic countries while some delays in customers renewal projects New agreements include Region Skåne and the Finnish Border Guard MEUR 15 125 1 75 5 25 2 2 127 126 112 135 131 131 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 17

Industrial and Consumer Services Customer sales Q2 EUR 142 (131) million, +8%, or +11% in local currencies Organic growth in local currencies 5% Sales split by service line Q2/218 Q2/217 TSM 52% 56% BCI 26% 2% IS 22% 24% Q2 highlights Several new agreements concluded in H1/218 Growth supported by the acquisition of Avega Healthy growth in IS, especially in SmartUtilities and Hydrocarbon Management New agreements include Palm Paper Group and Singapore LNG Corporation MEUR 175 15 125 1 75 5 25 1 1 1 1 1 9 137 13 121 139 133 133 Customer sales adjusted Net of divestment and acquisitions 18

Way forward

Performance drivers in 218 Growth above the market Based on current rates, currency impact on sales ~EUR 43 million and on profit ~EUR 8 million Favorable offshoring development New productivity programmes and savings measures initiated to address currency impact and salary inflation efficiency programme 217 concluded Restructuring costs at the lower end of the range previously, costs expected to be 1 2% of Group sales Offering development costs around 5% of Group sales

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

Q2 218 in brief Strong growth profit at the previous year s level Growth in local currencies 8%, organically 5% Profitability development good in Technology Services and Modernization, Business Consulting and Product Development Services Higher investments in technology renewals in Industry Solutions impact second-quarter profit Currency impact remains negative 22