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Asetek A/S

Investor Presentation Aug 12, 2015

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SecondQuarter 2015

August 12, 2015

Disclaimer

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Highlights

  • Recordrevenue driven by desktop segment
  • Data center segment reached strategic milestone, delivered first revenue from OEMFujitsu
  • Gross margins down due to lower margin DIY products and a one‐time charge
  • IP portfolio strength demonstrated via patent infringement lawsuit settlement of \$1.9m
  • Focus on continued data center liquid cooling deliveries andrevenue growth

  • I. Highlights

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

Asetek's IPpart of the growth platform

  • Asetek's sizable portfolio of IP rights including patents provides competitive advantages and barriers to entry for competitors
  • Pending patent and utility model applications worldwide
  • Recently issued patents include EU patent with 2003 priority in 12 countries and China patent
  • Additional applications under preparation
  • In June 2015, the U.S. District Court of Northern California determined that competitor CoolIT Systems shall pay damages to Asetek totaling \$1.9m
  • Asetek expects to receive the full settlement within six months of the court ruling
  • Will recognize the payments in the financial statements when received
  • Receivedan initial payment of \$0.5m in July
  • Asetek will continue to closely review and assess all competitive offerings for infringement of its patents
  • Effort tobuild and maintain market share

Record quarter for desktop segment

  • Asetek's desktop revenue increased 59% vs. Q2 2014
  • Significant demand in the DIY market compared with modest demand inthe second quarter 2014
  • Second quarter revenue in the Gaming/ Performance Desktop PC market remainedlevel with the same period of last year.
  • revenue inthe Workstation market declined
  • A bulk of Generation 5 products shipped in the quarter were recalled and reworked for quality assurance
  • Noise performance did not meet certain parameters when the product wasplaced in one, specific position
  • The company's development guidelines have subsequently been revised toprevent a recurrence
  • Resulted in incremental \$0.4m costs for air shipment and \$0.4 million forremanufacturing.
  • Multiple new products ready for launch in Q3
  • Began shipping one new DIY product
  • Shipment of multiple new desktop products planned for in Q3

Corsair advancedliquid cooling delivered by Asetek

OEMFujitsu data center revenue started

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  • Received first production order under the OEM purchase agreement with Fujitsu
  • Agreement announced in February 24th, PO announced July 1st
  • RackCDU Direct‐to‐Chip™ data center liquid cooling system
  • Approx 40 racks, including >5000 pumps and loops for CPU, GPU and memory
  • Value> \$0.5m translated into initial Q2 revenue of \$0.2m revenue
  • Thelargest single order Asetek has received so far on its RackCDU products
  • The official launch of FUJITSU Cool‐Central® products based on RackCDU is scheduled for Q3
  • Fujitsu won an award on its PRIMERGY servers with Asetek's liquid cooling
  • Key benefits: Reduced data center OpEx and CapEx, immediate to 1 year payback typical, 2.5x‐5x increases in server density
  • Order substantiates milestone partnership with Fujitsu
  • Further validates strategy of cooling data centers through global OEMs

RackCDU D2C™ Liquid Cooling Direct‐to‐Chip, Hot Water Liquid Cooling for Data Centers

Asetek chosen by Wall Street supplier CIARA

  • CIARA supplies enterprise servers, storage and services and is one of the largest system manufacturers in North America
  • Products employed worldwide by finance, aerospace, engineering, transportation, energy, government, education and defense companies/institutions
  • Asetek to cool CIARA's High Frequency server line
  • Financial institutions' high frequency trading craves server performance
  • Cooling is a bottleneck for high performance hardware
  • Asetek's technology allows servers to stay within operating parameters
  • Asetek's liquid cooling solutions will cool the intense power of the world's first 2U‐2Nodes High Frequency server, CIARA's ORION HF 320D
  • Asetek currently expects CIARA cooperation to generate revenue >\$1m on an annual basis
  • Delivery scheduled to begin in the third quarter 2015

U.S.government contracts progressing

Department of Defence (ESTCP) contract

California Energy Commision contract

Sandia

  • Total contract amount \$2.4m
  • \$0.2m invoiced in 2015
  • \$1.8m invoiced from inception in 2013 through June 2015
  • Stage‐2 installations expected to commence in Q4 2015
  • Total contract amount \$3.6m
  • Recently signed
  • First product delivery and invoicing expected late 2015
  • Potential positive impact from recent California Title‐24 datacenterenergy efficiency legislation

New datacenters over 70 kWIT heat load, and...

existing datacenters adding more than 175 kW IT heat load...

must implement cooling technology that reduces daily operating costs and carbonfootprint

Datacenter business emerging

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Regional OEM (1): Short, successful adoption cycle with nimble partner. Less bureaucracy in implementing complex solution

Regional OEM (2): Another short, successful adoption cycle with another nimble partner

Tier 1OEM: Progressing towards revenue in 2016, but pace of testing and development must improve

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

Revenuedevelopment

  • Group revenue of \$8.0m driven by DIY desktop sales
  • Total revenueincrease of 48%
  • Desktop revenue of \$7.7m
  • 59%increase in desktop segment Q2 2015 over Q2 2014
  • ASP increasedover recent averages
  • Data center revenue of \$0.3m
  • Fujitsu order deliveries moved from originally scheduled Q2 2015, expecting remaining \$0.3m revenue under the initialpurchase order to materialize in H2 2015 0

Grossmargin and earnings development

  • Group gross margin decreased to 27.4% (40.9%) due to product/customer mix changes and one‐off‐charge.
  • Group gross margin pre one‐off‐charge would be 37.2%, whichis higher than Q1 2015
  • Data center gross margin up to above 40%
  • However tooearly to predict stable level
  • Desktop EBITDA down to 10%
  • Desktop continues at double digit %‐contribution
  • One‐time cost consumed10 %‐points in Q2 2015
  • Data center EBITDA
  • Constant consumption in data center

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  • Inventory turns: ~15 times per year
  • Slight improvement over Q1 2015
  • Trade receivables DSO: ~45 days at Q2 2015
  • Constant despite significant growth in activty
  • Trade payables DPO: ~70 days at Q2 2015
  • Lower thanQ1 2015 due to vendor composition

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Balancesheet composition – Q2 2015

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

Outlook

Asetek desktop segment expectations:

  • Significant desktop growth in Q3
  • Launch of six newDIY products in Q3
  • Desktop margins to return up to recent levels

Asetek datacenter segment expectations:

  • Completion of first Fujitsu order in H2 2015
  • Commencement on California Energy Commission \$3.5m project with initial shipments and revenue late 2015
  • Significant revenue growth in 2016

Asetek sealedall‐in‐one liquid coolers

RackCDU D2C™ Liquid Cooling Direct‐to‐Chip, Hot Water Liquid Cooling for Data Centers

  • Recordrevenue driven by desktop segment
  • Datacenter segment reached strategic milestone, delivered first revenue from OEM Fujitsu
  • Gross margins down due to lower margin DIY products and a one‐time charge
  • IPportfolio strength demonstrated via patent infringement lawsuit settlement of \$1.9m
  • Focus oncontinued data center liquid cooling deliveries and revenue growth

Q&A

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