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Investor Presentation Aug 28, 2014

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Interim presentation Second quarter 2014

Sverre Hurum. CEOErik Stubø. CFO28 August 2014

Highlights in the second quarter gg q

  • • Strong focus on digitalization and bilit moy
  • • Reduced demand from the Oil and Gas sector
  • R d EBIT• Revenues and
  • Operating revenues decreased 2.8 percent to NOK 276.2 million (y-o-y)
  • EBIT down by 16 9 percent to NOK 0 16.9 23.6 million (y-o-y)
  • • New assignments within Oil and Gas Power Supply Retail and Gas, Supply, Public Services
  • • 945 employees
  • 13 new in the quarter
  • 51 new in the past 12 months

Revenues and number of employees MNOK and number

Peer comparison

3 Interim presentation 2nd quarter 2014

Operational Review

Client development

  • Accounted for 90.9 percent of revenues in Q2'14
  • • New customers** customers
  • Customers won over the past year generated revenues of NOK 25.0 million in Q2'14

* Existing customers defined as those customers invoiced in the corresponding quarter last year ** New customers defined as customers won since end of corresponding quarter last year

Existing clients* Revenues customer split MNOK

Client overview

  • • Decreased share of f Oil Percentage revenues from and Gas
  • • Growth in health, service industry and public administration
  • • Increased share of customers own by the government (nationally or locally)

Ownership distribution

Sector distribution

Changes in Oil and Gas

  • •Reduced activity in Statoil
  • • Many opportunities connected to new players on the shelf
  • Experience from Statoil proves valuable

Trust from public sector

Norwegian Armed Forces Forces

  • Second largest customer of Bouvet
  • Frame agreement extended by one year

The Norwegian National Collection Agency Agency

  • • Maintenance and further development (5+1+1 years)
  • •Total value approx. NOK 100 million

New orders within professional systems

  • •Municipality of Oslo
  • •Municipality of Trondheim

New frame agreements

  • •Municipality of Bergen: Information security
  • • H d l d t th it W bHordaland county authority: Web-sol ti u ons

Growth within Health Care

Business sy p stems on all platforms

New customer in the transport sector in

• Ordered a full ERP-system with mobile clients for all drivers

Viking Redningstjeneste

  • • Ordered a new mobile solution for their drivers
  • •Long-term customer

Statkraft

  • • Implemented a new mobile solution to support the maintenance of power plants
  • •Long-term customer term customer

Growth within Di gital Communication

Employees p y

  • • 945 employees at the end of the second quarter
  • 13 new employees in Q2'14
  • 51 new employees in the past 12 months
  • Average number of employees in the quarter up 6.0 percent from Q2'13

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Financial Review

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  • • Revenues decreased by 2.8 tpercent y-o-y
  • Revenues from own consultants down 0.9 percent to NOK 228.7 million
  • Revenues from sub-contracted consultants reduced by 14.1 percent to NOK 34.5 million
  • Sub-contracted consultants' share of revenues was 12.5 percent, down from 14.1 percent in Q2'13
  • Billi t d d 3 0•Billing rate decreased 3.0percentage points from Q2'13
  • • Prices for group hourly services increased 2 8 percent from Q2'13 2.8

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Reduced earnings

  • • Operating profit decreased y-o-y in EBIT and EBIT margin MNOK and Percent Q2'14
  • EBIT margin of 8.6 percent compared to 10.0 percent in Q2'13
  • • Operating expenses decreased by 1.3 percent compared to Q2'13
  • • Other operating expenses increased 1.7 percent
  • • 59 workdays in Q2'14 – one less than in Q2'13

EBIT and EBIT margin (12 months rolling) MNOK and Percent

Solid cash flow

  • Positive NOK 18.0 million in Q2'14, up from NOK negative 2.2 million in Q2'13
  • Positively affected by changes in accounts receivable and paid tax
  • • Rolling 12 months
  • Operational cash flow over the last 12 months was NOK 118.1million

Cash flow from operations Cash flow from operations (per quarter) MNOK

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Creating shareholder value

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Compound Annual Growth Rate of 22 percent

Outlook

Outlook and summary

  • •Cost cut within Oil and Gas
  • • Continued strong focus on digitalization in all sectors
  • • Increased competition will challenge profitability
  • • Strong adaptability opens for f th th d i d further growth an improve profitability in the long term

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Appendix

Customer and project mix p j

  • • Project mix
  • Variable contracts account for 95.5 100%percent of total revenues
  • • Client portfolio
  • The 10 largest customers represent 43.8 percent of total revenues – down from 51.4 percent in Q2'13
  • The 20 largest customers represent 57.3 percent of total revenues – down from 64.9 percent in Q2'13

Variably priced contracts share of revenues Percentage

10 largest customers share of revenues Percentage

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