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Asetek A/S

Investor Presentation Oct 28, 2015

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ThirdQuarter 2015

October28, 2015

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  • I. Highlights
  • II. Operations
  • III. Financials
  • IV. Outlook
  • V. Q&A session

Highlights

  • Record‐level quarterly and YTD revenue drivenby DIY desktop product sales
  • Positivenet earnings and group EBITDA
  • New data center OEM (Penguin) provided order in October for largest server installation todate
  • IP lawsuit settlement of \$1.4M received inOctober
  • Expecting Q4'15 revenue in line with recordQ3'15 level

Shipped 207,000 desktop units in Q3, a record volume

  • Continued strong momentum within do‐it‐yourself (DIY) market
  • Drivenby high volume shipments to Asetek's largest customer Corsair
  • 6 newDIY products began shipping
  • Gaming/ Performance Desktop PC improved vs. Q3'14
  • Growthin the graphics cooling market
  • 2 newproducts began shipping

  • Workstation declined vs. Q3'14

  • Dell workstationin ramp‐up mode

Totalshipments of sealed loop coolers has surpassed 2.5 million since Asetek's inception

OEMFujitsu deployment continues

  • Asetek shipped \$0.2M of RackCDU Direct to Chip products to Fujitsu Technology Solutions GmbH (Fujitsu) in Q3
  • \$0.1M of \$0.5M remaining from first order received under the OEM purchase agreement executed in Q1
  • Launch of FUJITSU Cool‐Central® products based on RackCDU in Q3…
  • Fujitsu won an award on its PRIMERGY servers with Asetek's liquid cooling
  • Reduceddata center OpEx and CapEx
  • Immediate to1 year payback typical
  • 2.5x‐5x increases inserver density

technology adoption and commercialization timeline

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Global OEMagreement with Penguin

First installation. Largest server installation todate

  • Penguin is a leader in Open Compute‐based High Performance Computing
  • Penguin to incorporate Asetek's RackCDU D2C™ into its Tundra™ Extreme Scale HPCserver products line
  • Enables higher energy efficiency and rack cluster densities
  • National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) to use Penguin's Tundra system at three major national laboratories
  • The supercomputing clusters will be one of the world's largest Open Compute‐based installations

Expecting \$1.0‐1.5M of revenue withinfirst 12months

  • The order and OEM relationship is anticipated to result in between \$1.0M and\$1.5M of revenue within the first year. \$4.5M potential over 3 years.
  • Production to fulfill the order is expected to start within the next few months
  • Expect further sales from this partnership

U.S. government contracts update

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  • Department of Defense (ESTCP) contract
  • through June 2015 Project paused temporarily while the DoD works to relocate theproject to a different site
  • Stage‐2 installations expected to commence early 2016

Data center adoption increasing, moving towards further commercializationin 2016

Testing and development may affect timing and realization of technology adoption and sales revenue Tier 1OEM: Progressing towards revenue in 2016, but pace of testing and development must improve

Received Settlement of \$1.9M in July‐October afterPatent Infringement Lawsuit

IP key part of growth platform

Lawsuit concludedinJune 2015

\$1.9M received in July‐October 2015

Positive effect onfuturerevenue

  • Asetek holds asubstantial portfolio of intellectual property rights and patents
  • Monitoring competitive offerings and potential infringements
  • Patent infringement lawsuit against CoolIT Systems concluded in June when the court ruled that CoolIT had topay damages to Asetek of \$1.87M
  • Asetek received\$0.5M from CoolIT Systems July 2015, recorded in Q3
  • Receivedremaining \$1.4M in October, to be recorded in Q4
  • Reclaimedmarket share
  • Considering further legal actions in Europe and China

Revenuedevelopment

  • Group revenue of \$10.0M driven by DIY desktop sales
  • Total revenue increase of 82%over Q3 2014
  • Q3'15 desktop revenue \$9.4M
  • Up 23% vs Q2'15 and 81% vs Q3'14
  • YTDQ3'15 up 51% vs YTD Q3'14
  • ASP's unchanged when comparing with YTD 2014
  • Data center revenue of \$0.5M
  • Primarily revenue from Fujitsu, Department of Defense andCalifornia Energy Commission 0

Grossmargin and earnings development

  • Group gross margin decreased to 37.3% (44.5%)
  • Due to increased lower margin DIY product sales and customer mixchanges
  • Q3 gross margin higher vs both Q1 and Q2 2015
  • Data center gross margin down to 27.7% (71.5%)
  • Due to composition of government revenue components

  • Desktop EBITDA up to 24.9% (20.6%)

  • Drivenby strong revenue growth
  • Data center EBITDA
  • EBITDA fluctuates with revenue while investing in building OEM partnerships and developing the market

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  • Inline with Q3 2014

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Outlook

Desktop segment Q4'15 expectations Data center segment expectations

  • 3 newDIY products to begin shipping
  • Revenue in line with record Q3'15, driven by DIY
  • Gross margin expected to be 37% ‐40%

  • Completion of first Fujitsu order in Q4 2015

  • Expect revenue and operating results to continue to fluctuate while developing OEM partnerships and the market
  • Revenuegrowth in Q4'15 vs. Q3'15
  • Significant revenue growth in 2016 vs. 2015

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BalanceSheet

Figures in USD (000's) 30 Sept 2015 31 Dec 2014
ASSETS Unaudited
Non-current assets
Intangible assets \$
2,048
-S 2,334
Property and equipment 810 730
Other assets 426 292
Total non-current assets 3,284 3,356
Current assets
Inventory 1,590 1,102
Trade receivables and other 6,609 4,186
Cash and cash equivalents 12,216 4,170
Total current assets 20,415 9,458
Total assets \$
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EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Equity
Share capital \$
416 5
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Share premium 76,496 64,451
Accumulated deficit (61,069) (57, 307)
Translation and other reserves 377 14
Total equity 16,220 7,422
Non-current liabilities
Long-term debt 289 309
Total non-current liabilities 289 309
Current liabilities
Short-term debt 373 300
Accrued liabilities 542 1,255
Accrued compensation & employee benefits 992 882
Trade payables 5,283 2,646
Total current liabilities 7,190 5,083
Total liabilities 7,479 5,392
Total equity and liabilities \$
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s 12,814
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Figures in USD (000's) capital premium reserves reserves deficit Total
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Equity at January 1, 2015
264 s 64,451 s 26 s $(12)$ \$ $(57, 307)$ \$ 7,422
Total comprehensive income - nine months ended Sept 30, 2015
Loss for the period (3,962) (3,962)
Foreign currency translation adjustments 361 ۰ 361
Total comprehensive income - nine months ended Sept 30, 2015 $\overline{a}$ $\sim$ 361 ٠ (3,962) (3,601)
Transactions with owners - nine months ended Sept 30, 2015
Shares issued 152 12,874 2 13,028
Less: issuance costs (829) (829)
Share based payment expense 200 200
Transactions with owners - nine months ended Sept 30, 2015 152 12,045 2 200 12,399
Equity at September 30, 2015
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416 s 76,496 s 387 s $(10)$ \$ (61,069) \$ 16,220
Unaudited
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Equity at January 1, 2014
264 S 64,357 s $(309)$ \$ (14) S (49,490) -S 14,808
Total comprehensive income - nine months ended Sept 30, 2014
Loss for the period (6, 369) (6, 369)
Foreign currency translation adjustments 151 151
Total comprehensive income - nine months ended Sept 30, 2014 ÷. 151 (6, 369) (6, 218)
Transactions with owners - nine months ended Sept 30, 2014
Shares issued 1 92 2 95
Share based payment expense ٠ ٠ ٠ $\tilde{\phantom{a}}$ 805 805
Transactions with owners - nine months ended Sept 30, 2014 1 92 ٠ 2 805 900
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Equity at September 30, 2014
265 s 64.449 s $(158)$ \$ $(12)$ \$ $(55,054)$ \$ 9.490

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Nine months
Figures in USD (000's) YTD 2015 YTD 2014 2014
Unaudited Unaudited
Cash flows from operating activities
Income (loss) for the period \$
$(3,962)$ \$
$(6,369)$ \$ (8,757)
Depreciation and amortization 1,669 1,361 1,771
Finance costs (income) 48 62 87
Income tax expense (income) 28 4 (1, 138)
Impairment of intangible assets 37 36
Cash receipt (payment) for income tax (5) (4) 204
Share based payments expense 200 805 940
Changes in trade receivables, inventories, other assets (3,380) 588 1,264
Changes in trade payables and accrued liabilities 2,355 (505) (230)
Net cash used in operating activities (3,047) (4,021) (5,823)
Cash flows from investing activities
Additions to intangible assets (1, 111) (1,629) (1,873)
Purchase of property and equipment (332) (139) (172)
Net cash used in investing activities (1, 443) (1,768) (2,045)
Cash flows from financing activities
Cash received for leasing of previously purchased equipment 279 279
Funds drawn (paid) against line of credit 80 (5) (141)
Proceeds from issuance of share capital 13,028 95 96
Cash paid for fees related to financing (829)
Principal and interest payments on finance leases (53) (121) (145)
Net cash provided by financing activities 12,226 248 89
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash and cash
equivalents 310 130 286
Net changes in cash and cash equivalents 8,046 (5, 411) (7, 493)
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 4,170 11,663 11,663
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period \$
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4,170

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