Investor Presentation • Jun 25, 2020
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Capital Markets Day 2020
valuehome Initiative
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Kruno Crepulja
CEO

Dr. Foruhar Madjlessi
CFO

Burkhard Sawazki
Head of Business Development & Communication

Stefan Dahlmanns
COO North Rhine-Westfalia




III. Summary and next steps


| Adjusted revenues: €99.7m (+18.4%) |
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| Q1- 2020 Results |
Adjusted gross profit margin: 29.8% |
| Adjusted EBIT: €18.0m (+14.6%) |
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| Volume of sales contracts: €69.4m (+10.5%) |
| 2020: Outlook suspended due to current uncertainty in context of Covid-19 crisis |
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| 2021: Sales target of >€900m-€1,000m reiterated |
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| Outlook | 2021: Net profit guidance of at least €90m introduced |
| Target payout-ratio: 30% of net profit |

| Key topics |
Instone position |
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| 1 | Sales | • Institutional: Selected concrete discussions resumed; expect instiutional focus on resi to increase |
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| • Retail: improving trend for reservation and sales; gradually normalising |
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| 2 | Construction | • Construction activities remain unaffected from COVID-19 Pandemic • Expect decreasing capacity utilisation in construction industry to result in zero or |
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| negative CPI with potential benefit for margins of pre-sold INS projects |
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| 3 | Liquidity | • Aggregate March-30th liquidity reserves of €500m provide substantial financial flexibility |
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| • Expect to generate substantial positive 2020 cash flow |
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| 4 | Land Acquisition | • INS branches remain in close dialgoue with all relevant short and mid-term sellers • Purchase option to acquire c €150m GDV project in Rhein-Main exercised • COVID-19 pandemic may trigger incremental land sales (financially constrained resi developers; economically challenged commercial developments) |
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| • Absence in upward pressure for land prices presens a window of opportunity to acquire attractive projects over the next 12 to 15 months |

Sales ratio (in %) = weekly number of units sold ÷ total number of units on offer (four week moving average)


1 thereof 6.8% of delivered volume of the project portfolio
| Prospective NAV (€m) as of 31 March |
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| Expected selling prices of project pipeline (GDV) |
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| - Payments received |
-741 | |||||
| - Expected project costs |
-3,197 | |||||
| - Net debt |
-501 | |||||
| Net Asset Value |
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| Number of shares (m) |
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| Net Asset Value per share |
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III. Summary and next steps



Adding a new pillar to the existing Instone platform based on standardisation, digital processes and significant scale potential with game changing implications for production costs and pricing


► Significant customer potential and demand gap for Valuehome product
Notes: * 30% of disposable income


Cost efficiency requirements
Simplification of Product
Standardisation of Planning
"Industrialisation" of Development and Construction
Highly fragmented market
General building law and social housing pre-requisites are regulated on state level
Additional municipal statutes exist in each city (e.g. parking spaces)
Highly qualified staff required due to individual prototyping, complex construction process and customer individualisation
Low innovation spirit of construction industry
►Instone´s nationwide platform with long-term experience and in-depth development expertise offers opportunity to fill demand gap for valuehome product
Land acquisition
Preparation costs
Building costs (-20%)
Selling expenses (-50%) Personnel expenses (-50%)
Planning costs (-50%)
Outdoor facilities
Around 25% cost saving
potential
Ancillary costs

Reduction of total production cost including planning, marketing, sales etc. from ~ 2,800€/m² to c 2,000€/m² - 2,300€/m²


Project related economics
| Project Size | €30-50m |
|---|---|
| Target gross margin | ~20% |
| Target EBIT margin |
In line with core product |
| Target IRR/ ROCE |
Exceeding core product |
| • | EBIT | margin | in | line | with | core | product | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: * Excluding corporate overhead allocation

| Traditional Instone Product |
Instone Valuehome | |
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| Price | Mid to high price segment No Luxury Selling price €4,000/sqm – 9,000/sqm |
Lower to mid-price segment Positioning between social housing and Instone core product Selling price up €3,000/sqm – 5,000/sqm |
| Complexity | Highly customised Typically includes substantial underground construction (e.g. parking space) Medium to high level of customer optionality |
Highly standardised Minimising costly underground construction (e.g. parking space) Low level of customer optionality |
| Location | Focused on largest and fastest growing metropolitan areas (A cities and attractive B cities) Mainly targeting coveted inner-city locations |
Focused on B locations in and around metropolitan areas Certain B cities in commuter belts Typically well-connected suburban locations |
| Project size |
Project size >€50m Preference for development of entire residential quarters; typically including masterplanning process |
Project size >€20m Less complex projects; lower share of masterplanning processes |
| Target Customer |
Mid- to high income owner occupiers Affluent buy-to-let investors Institutional investors |
Municipal housing companies Institutional investors Professional landlords Affluent buy-to-let investors To a lesser extent owner occupiers |

III. Summary and next steps


Target lower cost land in well-defined B locations

Acquisition
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Apply modular planning process

Optimise procurement of standardised parts and fit out
Construction 4
Introduce lean construction concept

• Targeted institutional block sales or digitalised condo sales


Instone valuehome product will be based on a clearly defined project acquisition profile
► Instone's existing platform is well positioned to drive the sourcing of relevant projects



Average Purchase Price Condominiums (Düsseldorf vs. B cities)


► Substantially expand Instone´s total addressable market and acquisition opportunities

► Exceptionally rapid and highly efficient planning process with consistent quality
Illustrative simulation of modular planning approach applied to Project Rottenburg

► INS Modular product uses BIM based standardized planning to reduce time and costs


vs.

4-ROOM / 115 SQM



2


► Procurement benefits will further increase as valuehome business is scaled up
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Institutional investors looking for rental flats in low to mid-marketsegment
Municipal housing companies searching for social housing
Professional landlords looking for densification of housing stock and "organic" growth options
Larger corporates looking for company housing
Potential for strategic partnerships
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| DUSSELDORF Gerresheimer Landstraße |
DUISBURG Dusseldorfer Landstraße |
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| Plot Size: |
5,369 sqm | 5,463 sqm |
| Living Space: |
5,024 sqm | 6,582 sqm |
| Units: | 66 + 28 parking spaces |
81 + 70 parking spaces |
| Type of Usage: |
social housing | freehold / rental flats |
| GDV: | € 18.2 m | € 26.5 m |
| Realization: | 2021 / 2022 |
2021 / 2022 |
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III. Summary and next steps



Notes: * Excluding corporate overhead allocation



INS valuehome is a highly scalable new product based on proprietary modular planning technology
Expect to create a clear competitive advantage for INS
The new product is highly synergistic to the established nationawide INS plattform
Roll out has started – more acquisitions to follow



| pre sale phase | 8 month |
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| sales phase | 30 month |
| construction phase | 18 month |
| project duration | 36 month |
Notarised land acquisition Start of construction Construction completion Start of sales and marketing Sales completion 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
| pre sale phase | 20 month |
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| sales phase | 30 month |
| construction phase | 24 month |
| project duration | 50 month |
Cash inflows Cash outflows Sales development Revenue development
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