Nemetschek SE

Investor Presentation • Apr 1, 2019

University Library Freiburg, Germany

Architects: Degelo Architects, Basel, Switzerland | Image: Andrea Secci | Realized with GRAPHISOFT

Company Presentation Nemetschek Group

April 2019 | Patrik Heider, Spokesman & CFOO

Nemetschek's Key Figures: 5 Years - 5 Achievements

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¹ TSR: Total shareholder return: Share price performance + dividend | 2013–2018 | 2 Peer group: International software companies

5-Years Development: Positioned to Provide Strong Growth

¹ 2013–2018

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Why We are Successful – A Unique Approach Similar to German Mittelstand

	Highly specialized small or midsized companies	Going to market with 16 strong, entrepreneurial brands (5–100m €)
	Long-term focus	Every brand is a world leader in its discipline
Innovative	Holding 5× as many patents per employee as major corporations	Our brands are pioneers in Building Information Modeling
Customer focused	37% of all employees have regular customer contact (only 7% in major corporations)	All brands are developing their solutions in close cooperation with the customers
Internationally successful	Almost 50% of all small world market leaders are German	No 1 AEC software provider in Europe, one of the largest worldwide

NEMETSCHEK Provides all Expertise Along the AEC Value Chain

Planning & Design & Analysis Modeling & Design Development Detailing, Engineering Consultants Quality Control, Clash Detection, Estimation & Scheduling Collaboration, Documentation, Inspection Property Management IWMS/ Smart Buildings Planning & Design Build & Construct Operate & Manage

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01 Financial Results FY 2018

Key Business Highlights: New Record Levels and Successes in FY 2018

Focus on customer

Customer retention

Customers >5m

>95%

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Top Key Figures FY 2018: Another Record Year with Strong Growth

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Growth Driver Recurring Revenues: Strongest Growth in Subscription

Revenue distribution FY 2018

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Internationalization Is Key: US Is Strongest Growing Market

Revenue distribution FY 2018

Segment Overview: Build Segment Is Key Growth Driver

Revenues in m€

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¹ Constant currency

Healthy Cash Conversion Allows Further Investment in Organic Growth and Strategic M&A

¹ Operating cash flow/EBITDA | ² Previous year = End of 2017

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02 AEC Market Opportunities BIM Market Potential

Independent Bank Headquarters, McKinney, USA

General contractor: Rogers-O'Brien Constuction, Dallas, USA | Image: Justin Hearn | Realized with Bluebeam

Challenges in Construction Industry

However at least 20%is waste The worldwide construction market is estimated at €10 trillion (€3.5 trillion exc. residential) of jobsite work is unproductive of projects are over budget of projects are late ~40% ~90% ~40% materials are wasted ~10% of construction is rework ~30%

Mostly due to Ineffective Communication, Planning and Collaboration

Source: Engineering-News Record 2017

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Construction Projects: Running out of Time and Cost

Type of Project	Cost Overrun1 Average
Bridges	11%
Roads	27%
Railways	30%
Buildings	39%
Airports	56%
Waterways	68%
Tunnels	149%

Cost and time overruns occur in ~90% of the projects

¹ Source: Herite School of governance (2015), 170 infrastructure projects analyzed | ² Flyvbjerg et al. (2013): Underestimating Costs in Public Works Projects: Error or Lie?

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What is BIM? There Are Different BIM Levels

Source: Based on "The BIM Maturity Model by Mark Bew and Mervyn Richards adapted to reflect BLM's relationship to Level 3"

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Huge Market Potential: The AEC BIM Software Market Will Grow to € 8 billion in 2021

Source: Cambashi BIM Design Observatory and internal research

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03 Strategic Priorities / Financial Outlook

New Executive Board & Leadership Structure: Strong Customer-Oriented Divisions

Numerous Stakeholders: Huge Information Loss at the Hand-Over Points

Full Cycle BIM

Information is collected during each phase of the building lifecycle. Stakeholders still act in silos. Owners are demanding that the overall process be optimized. At the handoff points, which is a huge loss in terms of efficiency and leads to additional cost.

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Three Strategic Initiatives to drive the End-to-End BIM Workflow

2. Strategic Initiative: Transformative construction solutions

| Deliver open, intelligent and connected solutions enabling users to digitalize workflows and drive the whole information flow by leveraging building lifecycle project data in new ways

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Investment Focus: Our Strategic Investments of € 10 Million in 2018

3 Strategic initiatives to drive next-generation solutions

1. From Design to Build

| Targeting large customers by connecting the competences of brands | Disruptive workflow for design collaboration | Growing positioning in infrastructure

2. Transformative construction solutions

| Connected solutions to digitalize workflows and leverage construction project data in new ways | Empower file users with mobile solutions

3. Smart Building Platform

| Creating an integrated portfolio for the total building management lifecycle | Closing the loop towards design & build | Multi-source intelligent data hub for improving building, people and service performance

Enter adjacent markets

• | Leverage regional market leadership
• and competencies across brands
• | Investments in local market presence, resources, and end-to-end localized customer experience

Focus on markets with biggest potential

| USA followed by Europe and Asia

Increase efficiency

| Implementation of a groupwide harmonized core application infrastructure to leverage process efficiency

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Outlook 2019: Strong Double-Digit Growth While Maintaining a High EBITDA Margin

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€m	Q4 2018	Q4 2017	% YoY	12M 2018	12M 2017	%YoY
Revenues	130.4	105.7	+23.3%	461.3	395.6	+16.6%
Own work capitalized/other operating income	1.1	1.4	-17.2%	5.5	4.8	+13.1%
Operating income	131.5	107.1	+22.8%	466.8	400.4	+16.6%
Cost of materials/purchased services	-4.1	-3.3	+25.3%	-14.3	-12.9	+10.6%
Personnel expenses	-55.3	-45.0	+22.7%	-200.6	-172.6	+16.2%
Other operating expenses	-39.1	-27.3	+43.4%	-130.7	-106.9	+22.2%
Operating expenses	-98.5	-75.6	+30.3%	-345.5	-292.4	+18.2%
EBITDA	33.0	31.5	+4.9%	121.3	108.0	+12.3%
Margin	25.3%	29.8%		26.3%	27.3%
Depreciation of PPA and amortization	-6.6	-5.4	+22.7%	-23.5	-21.6	+8.8%
t/o PPA	-4.1	-3.3	+25.0%	-14.7	-13.5	+9.0%
EBITA (normalized EBIT)	30.5	29.4	+3.9%	112.5	99.9	+12.6%
EBIT	26.4	26.1	+1.2%	97.8	86.4	+13.1%
Financial result	2.0	8.6		2.0	8.0
EBT	28.4	34.7	-18.1%	99.8	94.4	+5.7%
Income taxes	-4.7	-2.2	+109.2%	-23.2	-17.6	+32.3%
Non-controlling interests	0.1	-0.6		-0.1	-2.2
Net income (group shares)	23.8	31.8	-25.1%	76.5	74.7	+2.4%
EPS in EUR	0.62	0.83	-25.1%	1.99	1.94	+2.4%

€m	December 31, 2018	December 31, 2017
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents	120.7	104.0
Trade receivables, net	55.8	41.0
Inventories	1.2	0.6
Other current assets	24.6	13.5
Current assets, total	202.2	159.1
Property, plant and equipment	17.6	14.9
Intangible assets	102.1	86.9
Goodwill	244.3	192.7
Other non-current assets	14.3	7.3
Non-current assets, total	378.3	301.7
Total assets	580.6	460.8

€m	December, 2018	December 31, 2017
Equity and liabilities
Short-term borrowings and current portion of long-term loans	56.3	36.0
Trade payables & accrued liabilities	53.5	43.7
Deferred revenue	95.1	68.1
Other current assets	17.3	18.0
Current liabilities, total	222.3	165.7
Long-term borrowings without current portion	74.3	43.9
Deferred tax liabilities	17.2	13.5
Other non-current liabilities	17.2	9.6
Non-current liabilities, total	108.7	67.1
Subscribed capital and capital reserve	51.0	51.0
Retained earnings	212.1	193.2
Other comprehensive income	-13.6	-18.7
Non-controlling interests	0.1	2.5
Equity, total	249.6	227.9
Total equity and liabilities	580.6	460.8

€m	December 31, 2018	December 31, 2017	% YoY
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period	104.0	112.5	-7.6%
Cash flow from operating activities	99.7	97.4	+2.4%
Cash flow from investing activities	-74.4	-54.6	+36.3%
t/o CapEX	-11.3	-8.8	+28.5%
t/o Cash paid for business combinations	-63.1	-45.4
Cash flow from financing activities	-10.4	-44.8
t/o Dividend payments	-28.9	-25.0
t/o Repayments of borrowings	-38.0	-26.0
t/o Changes in bank liabilities due to company acquisitions	86.0	10.0
t/o Payments for acquisitions of non-controlling interests	-27.0	-0.2
FX-effects	1.8	-6.6
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period	120.7	104.0	+16.1%
Free cash flow1	25.4	42.8
Free cash flow1 (w/o acquisition effects)	88.5	88.2	+0.3%

¹ Operating cash flow – Investing cash flow

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