SAP SE

Investor Presentation • Jun 11, 2013

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Robert Enslin

President, Global Customer Operations Global Managing Board

Expanding Addressable Market

Through Organic Innovation and M&A

Source: IDC, CMI, strategy reviews with consulting firms, team analysis

End-to-End Value Chain

Leverage the true power of SAP: transform key technologies into solutions for industries and lines of business

GTM Strategy Three Models Aligned to Customer Buying

Emerging Markets BRIC, Mexico, Turkey, MENA, Africa

13 Consecutive Quarters of Double-Digit Growth Non-IFRS Software & Software-Related Service Revenue

Revenue in € millions

On Track for Achieving 2015 Goals

Reach at least €20 billion of total revenue Reach 35% non-IFRS operating margin Reach 1 billion people Build a €2 billion profitable Cloud business Remain the fastest growing database company