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GFT Technologies SE

Investor Presentation Nov 14, 2024

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GFT Technologies SE
Earnings call | 14 November 2024

Agenda

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Highlights | Marika Lulay (Co-CEO), Marco Santos (Co-CEO)
Financials 9M/Q3 2024 \& Outlook | Dr Jochen Ruetz (CFO)

Revenue and earnings maintain growth momentum

HIGHLIGHTS

Major new deal from Sophos in Core Banking Modernisation at Bancolombia
Tier 2-client base successfully broadened in the USA and UK
New strategic project wins with leading insurance players in LatAm \& Europe
GFT Al Impact product gaining traction
SPARK Matrix 'Leader in Digital Banking Services 2024'
EcoVadis rating further improved by 2 points

9M 2024

REVENUE

$+10 \%$
€ 646 m

ADJ. EBIT
$+10 \%$
€ 57 m

OUTLOOK 2024

REVENUE e Guidance 8 Aug 2024
$+10 \%+12 \%$
€ 865m €885m

ADJ. EBIT e
$+5 \%+12 \%$
€ 77m €82m

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ALDA MARKETPLACE PRODUCT Q3 UPDATE

GFT Al Impact

Generative Al product to improve productivity and accelerate the software development life cycle (SDLC)

  • 10 new clients, +170 licenses, +20 POCs
  • Real client proven productivity gains from 50\% up to 90\%
  • Approved and available on the Microsoft and AWS Global Marketplaces
  • +3,000 GFT engineers already trained
  • +800 Engineers engaged with the product evolution

QUADRANT SPARK MATRIX ${ }^{\text {TM }}$
GFT is technology leader for comprehensive digital banking services
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Agenda

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Highlights | Marika Lulay (Co-CEO), Marco Santos (Co-CEO)
Financials 9M/Q3 2024 \& Outlook | Dr Jochen Ruetz (cFO)

9M/2024: Revenue growth of 10\% and stable operating margin

in $€ \mathbf{m}$ 9M/2024 9M/2023 $\Delta$
Revenue 645.54 $585.12 *$ $10 \%$
Order backlog 328.73 $258.72^{ }$ $26 \%$
EBITDA 69.58 65.49 $6 \%$
EBIT adjusted***
EBIT adjusted margin
$\begin{gathered} 57.19 \ 8.6 \% \end{gathered}$ $\begin{gathered} 52.14 \ 8.9 \% \end{gathered}$ $10 \%$
EBIT 51.88 49.57 $5 \%$
EBT
EBT margin
$\begin{gathered} 48.07 \ 7.4 \% \end{gathered}$ $\begin{gathered} 49.38 \ 8.4 \% \end{gathered}$ $-3 \%$
Net income 39.86 34.84 $-3 \%$
Earnings per share (in $€$ ) 1.28 1.32 $-2 \%$
Employees (in FTE) 11,301 9,089 $24 \%$
  • Revenue: $+10 \%$, organic growth of $2 \%$
  • Order backlog significantly above previous year, supported by Sophos backlog of $€ 50 \mathrm{~m}$
  • Adjusted EBIT increased by 10\%, incl.
  • Capacity adjustments: $€-6.9 \mathrm{~m}$ (9M/2023: $€-3.6 \mathrm{~m}$ )
  • FX effects of $€-1.5 \mathrm{~m}$ (9M/2023: $€-0.9 \mathrm{~m}$ )
  • Provision release for fiscal proceeding in Brazil: Gross $€+10.0 \mathrm{~m}$ (9M/2023: zero)
  • Adjusted EBIT margin stable at 8.8\% (9M/2023: 8.9\%)
  • EBT stable at around $€ 48 \mathrm{~m}$
  • Stable tax rate of 30\% (9M/2023: 29\%)
  • Significant workforce growth of 24\%, mainly M\&A driven (Sophos: 1,445 FTE)
  • Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29
    ** Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-3.66 \mathrm{~m}$ and order backlog in the amount of $€+12.58 \mathrm{~m}$ of the acquired targens GmbH (now GFT Deutschland GmbH)
    *** Adjusted for non-operational effects from M\&A activities and share-price-based effects in the valuation of management remuneration; for details, see key performance indicators (gft.com)

Growth driven by banking and industry business

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  • Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29

Improved utilisation increased profitability in Q3/24

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Q3/24 vs. Q2/24

    • 1\% slight deceleration in Q3 mainly due to seasonal effects in Spain and Italy as well as UK reduction
      *Revenue figures prior to FY 2024 adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-8,492$ thousand from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29
      ** Adjusted for non-operational effects from M\&A activities and share-price-based effects in the valuation of management remuneration; for details, see key performance indicators (gft.com)

Revenue and earnings by segment $\mathbf{F}$

in $€ \mathbf{m}$ Revenue Growth rates EBIT adjusted**
9M/2024 9M/2023 Organic M\&A FX Total 9M/2024 9M/2023
Americas, UK \& APAC 363.70 341.79 * $-4 \%$ $11 \%$ $-1 \%$ 6\% 35.05 31.44 $11 \%$
Continental Europe 281.15 242.66 $11 \%$ $4 \%$ $1 \%$ 16\% 23.22 26.03 $-11 \%$
Others 0.65 0.67 n/a n/a n/a n/a $-1.17$ $-5.33$ $78 \%$
GFT Group 645.54 585.12 * 2\% 8\% 0\% 10\% 57.10 52.14 10\%
  • Americas, UK \& APAC: Revenue +6\% mainly driven by Sophos acquisition in Colombia and growth in Brazil (mainly banking \& insurance); Adjusted EBIT +11\% supported by extraordinary gain related to a provision release in Brazil ( $€+10 \mathrm{~m}$ ), partially offset by the weaker top-line performance in US \& UK markets resulting in higher capacity adjustments
  • Dynamic growth in Continental Europe (+16\%) mainly supported by the acquisition of targens (now GFT Deutschland, incl. as of 3 Apr 2023) and the strong business development in Spain, Italy, France and Poland;
    Adjusted EBIT down by $11 \%$ mainly due to increased capacity adjustments
  • GFT Group: Revenue +10\% (organic +2\%); adjusted EBIT +10\%

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[^0]: * Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29
** Adjusted for non-operational effects from M\&A activities and share-price-based effects in the valuation of management remuneration; for details, see key performance indicators (gft.com)

Revenue by markets

Brazil and almost all European markets continue to drive growth

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  • Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29

Income statement - Robust earnings performance

in $€ \mathbf{m}$ 9M/2024 9M/2023 $\Delta \%$
Revenue 645.54 $585.12^{*}$ 10\%
Other operating income 21.80 9.69 $>100 \%$
Cost of purchased services $-80.56$ $-78.37$ $3 \%$
Personnel expenses $-463.97$ $-401.03$ $16 \%$
Other operating expenses $-53.23$ $-49.92^{*}$ $7 \%$
EBITDA 69.58 65.49 6\%
Depreciation and amortisation $-17.70$ $-15.92$ $11 \%$
EBIT 51.88 49.57 5\%
Interest income/expenses $-3.81$ $-0.19$ $>100 \%$
EBIT 48.07 49.38 $-3 \%$
Income taxes $-14.21$ $-14.54$ $-2 \%$
Net income 33.86 34.84 $-3 \%$
Earnings per share (in $€$ ) 1.29 1.32 $-2 \%$
  • Solid revenue trend in challenging environment supported by inorganic growth
  • Other operating income mainly influenced by gains from release of provisions relating to a fiscal proceeding in Brazil in the amount of $€ 10.83 \mathrm{~m}$ (excluding consultancy expenses of $€ 0.88 \mathrm{~m}$ )
  • Ratio of cost of purchased services to revenue down to 12.5\% (9M/2023: 13.4\%)
  • Rise of personnel costs mainly due to larger workforce, particularly in Colombia (acquisitionrelated) and Brazil. Ratio of personnel expenses excluding capacity adjustments plus purchased services to revenue increased to 83.3\% (9M/2023: 81.3\%)
  • Other operating expenses up primarily due to higher audit and consultancy fees
  • Increase of depreciation and amortisation as well as interest attributed to acquisitions
  • Effective tax rate at 29.6\% essentially at previous year's level (9M/2023: 29.4\%)

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[^0]: * Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29

Cash flow analysis (€m) - Operating cash flow improved

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  • Financing liabilities include liabilities to banks
    ** Cash flow from operating activities less cash flow from investing activities adjusted for effects from business combinations; for details, see key performance indicators (gft.com)

Balance sheet (€m) - Characterised by Sophos acquisition

  • Balance sheet total up by $12 \%$ to $€ 629.17 \mathrm{~m}(31 / 12 / 2023: € 562.52 \mathrm{~m})$, in essence due to Sophos acquisition as of 1 February 2024
  • Non-current assets up by $29 \%$ to $€ 337.15 \mathrm{~m}(31 / 12 / 2023: € 261.22 \mathrm{~m})$. Increase primarily attributed to the preliminary purchase price allocation for Sophos, whereof $€ 62.86 \mathrm{~m}$ relate to goodwill. Non-current assets as a proportion of total assets rose to $54 \%(31 / 12 / 2023: 46 \%)$
  • Cash and cash equivalents down to $€ 55.62 \mathrm{~m}(31 / 12 / 2023: € 70.34 \mathrm{~m})$ mainly due to dividend payment to shareholders of $€ 13.16 \mathrm{~m}$
  • Other current assets up by $€ 5.44 \mathrm{~m}$ to $€ 236.40 \mathrm{~m}$ mainly attributed to increase of income tax receivables and claims for government grants. Receivables from contracts with customers whereas remained unchanged
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  • Equity currency-adjusted up by $€ 20.70 \mathrm{~m}(+9 \%)$; net profit of $€ 33.86 \mathrm{~m}$ exceeding shareholders' dividend of $€ 13.16 \mathrm{~m}$ | equity ratio decreased by two percentage points to $41 \%$ (31/12/2023: 43\%)
  • Non-current liabilities up to $€ 115.73 \mathrm{~m}(31 / 12 / 2023: € 68.37 \mathrm{~m})$. Increase largely influenced by longterm bank borrowings of $€ 40.00 \mathrm{~m}$ to finance the Sophos acquisition as well as deferred taxes of $€+6.35 \mathrm{~m}$ from the Sophos purchase price allocation
  • Increase of current liabilities to $€ 257.81 \mathrm{~m}(31 / 12 / 2023: € 253.09 \mathrm{~m})$ in essence attributed to rise of shortterm bank liabilities ( $€+33.22 \mathrm{~m}$ ), associated with the funding of the Sophos acquisition. Effect partly offset by reduced contract liabilities ( $€-12.80 \mathrm{~m}$ ) and decline of other provisions ( $€-10.22 \mathrm{~m}$ ), mainly resulting from the fiscal proceeding in Brazil

Utilisation normalised

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  • Workforce significantly up by $24 \%$ compared to year end 2023
    $\uparrow$ Columbia (Sophos: 1,445 FTE), Brazil, India and Spain
    $\downarrow$ Mexico, Poland, UK and Costa Rica
  • Number of external contractors at 1,232 as of 30/09/2024 (31/12/2023: 1,140)
  • Utilisation rate significantly improved q-o-q (+1.5pp) to $91.4 \%$, stable compared with the prior-year quarter
  • Attrition increased to $11 \%$ (trailing average of last 12 months)
  • Excluding Sophos

Outlook 2024 adjusted

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  • Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29
    ** Adjusted for non-operational effects from M\&A activities and share price-based effects in the valuation of management remuneration - see key performance indicators (gft.com), EBIT adj. and EBT are not proportionally depicted

Revenue - Revenue now expected to rise to $€ 865 \mathrm{~m}$ (incl. $€ 55 \mathrm{~m}$ from Sophos acquisition; previously $€ 885 \mathrm{~m}$ );
2024e Expected growth rate at 10\% (previously 12\%)

  • Still solid organic growth trend due to unique position in new technologies and structural strong demand for digital transformation

Earnings - EBIT adjusted expected to grow to $€ 77 \mathrm{~m}$ (incl. $€ 7 \mathrm{~m}$ from Sophos acquisition; previously $€ 82 \mathrm{~m}$ )
2024e - EBT expected to reduce to $€ 65 \mathrm{~m}$ (incl. $€-9.5 \mathrm{~m}$ effects from Sophos acquisition due to M\&A effects and interest expenses; previously $€ 70 \mathrm{~m}$ )

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We enable our clients to boost their productivity

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IT SOLUTIONS Technology \& Design | Strategy \& Consulting | Manage \& Operate

Sophos M\&A - GFT among the top 3 providers across LATAM $\Gamma$

STRATEGIC BENEFITS

  • New hub for core banking solutions, Al and cloud modernisation in Americas
  • Expanded delivery capacity and talent pool with excellent know-how
  • Access to additional clients (Tier 1+2 financial institutions) in LATAM and new partners with impressive references
  • Leverage Sophos nearshore capacity for clients in Latin America, other Spanish-speaking countries and the US
  • Economies of scale

Largest M\&A in our history!

SOPHOS CONTRIBUTION
FY 2024e
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$\epsilon \sim 7$ m ADJ. EBIT
$\sim 1,500$ experts

Transaction details: 100\% acquisition closed on Feb 1 ${ }^{\text {er }}, 2024$ | cash deal, financed via own funds \& extended credit lines

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ALDA MARKETPLACE PRODUCT Q3 UPDATE

GFT Al Impact

Proven results in clients
Improvement analysis of traditional SDLC stages versus projects with GFT Al Impact
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Results at a glance per quarter

in €m Q1/2023 Q2/2023 Q3/2023 Q4/2023 FY2023 Q1/2024 Q2/2024 Q3/2024
Revenue* 187.69 197.73 199.70 203.75 788.87 212.39 217.24 215.91
EBITDA adjusted - - - -
EBITDA 19.89 20.66 24.94 24.27 89.76 21.81 22.62 25.16
EBIT adjusted** 16.28 14.89 20.97 21.19 73.33 17.23 18.50 21.37
EBIT 14.83 15.11 19.63 18.83 68.40 15.72 16.45 19.71
EBIT 15.04 15.00 19.34 18.62 68.00 15.00 15.05 18.02
Net income 10.54 10.43 13.87 13.52 48.36 10.62 10.61 12.64
Net income adjusted - - - - - - 0.00 0.00
Earnings per share adj. (in €)** - - - - - - 0.00 0.00
Earnings per share (in €) 0.40 0.40 0.52 0.52 1.84 0.40 0.41 0.40
Employees (in FTE) 8,792 9,008 9,089 9,134 9,134 10,626 10,772 11,304

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[^0]: * Revenue figures prior to FY 2024 are adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9.49 \mathrm{~m}$ from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29
** Adjusted for non-operational effects from M\&A activities and share-price-based effects in the valuation of management remuneration; for details, see key performance indicators (gft.com)

Consolidated balance sheet

Assets
in € 30/09/2024 $31 / 12 / 2023$ $-5 \%$
Non-current assets
Goodwill 225,941,916.7 162,791,888.17 $39 \%$
Other intangible assets 34,849,713.75 19,502,531.44 $79 \%$
Property, plant and equipment 62,984,430.34 60,308,581.14 $4 \%$
Financial investments 696,217.60 696,217.60 $0 \%$
Other financial assets 1,153,558.06 1,165,739.26 $-1 \%$
Deferred tax assets 8,654,623.60 12,406,726.52 $-30 \%$
Income tax assets 0.00 8,796.00 $-100 \%$
Other assets 2,869,661.20 4,336,665.82 $-34 \%$
337,150,121.20 261,217,145.95 29\%
Current assets
Inventories 977,127.32 93,867.50 $>100 \%$
Trade receivables 135,668,692.56 166,535,917.19 $-19 \%$
Contract assets 55,973,268.52 25,025,719.14 $>100 \%$
Cash and cash equivalents 55,618,138.66 70,340,638.75 $-21 \%$
Other financial assets 4,647,408.12 5,610,121.96 $-17 \%$
Income tax assets 14,392,046.62 10,373,312.21 $39 \%$
Other assets 24,742,141.3 23,321,351.43 $6 \%$
292,018,820.94 301,300,928.18 $-3 \%$
629,168,942.14 562,518,074.13 12\%
Equity and liabilities
in € 30/09/2024 31/12/2023 $-5 \%$
Shareholders' equity
Share capital 26,325,948.00 26,325,946.00 $0 \%$
Capital reserve 42,147,782.11 42,147,782.15 $0 \%$
Retained earnings 194,760,106.31 174,059,064.95 $12 \%$
Other reserves $-7,606,929.67$ $-1,468,946.26<-100 \%$
255,626,904.80 241,063,846.84 6\%
Non-current liabilities
Financing liabilities 60,636,159.50 20,000,000.00 $>100 \%$
Other financial liabilities 29,768,121.62 28,410,575.18 $5 \%$
Provisions for pensions 6,119,023.0 5,652,464.73 $8 \%$
Other provisions 3,951,916.51 5,516,208.26 $-28 \%$
Deferred tax liabilities 14,324,641.61 7,972,962.39 $80 \%$
Other liabilities 935,399.02 821,346.68 $14 \%$
115,735,261.35 68,373,557.24 69\%
Current liabilities
Trade payables 10,738,215.5 13,571,088.78 $-21 \%$
Financing liabilities 79,166,615.62 45,947,997.19 $72 \%$
Other financial liabilities 24,903,782.48 20,245,544.44 $23 \%$
Other provisions 45,174,025.54 55,389,804.85 $-18 \%$
Income tax liabilities 8,430,931.60 14,227,129.55 $-41 \%$
Contract liabilities 28,037,422.66 40,833,020.84 $-31 \%$
Other liabilities 61,355,782.48 62,866,084.40 $-2 \%$
237,806,775.28 253,080,670.05 2\%
629,168,942.54 562,518,074.13 12\%

Consolidated income statement

in $€$ 9M/2024 9M/2023 $\Delta \%$
Revenue 645,538,233.45 585,119,539.90 * $10 \%$
Other operating income 21,804,015.79 9,685,051.19 $>100 \%$
Cost of purchased services $-80,557,808.86$ $-78,368,752.93$ $3 \%$
Personnel expenses $-463,971,667.14$ $-401,026,693.67$ $16 \%$
Other operating expenses $-53,235,740.96$ $-49,914,257.25$ * $7 \%$
Result from operating activities before depreciation and amortisation 69,577,032.28 65,494,887.24 6\%
Depreciation and amortisation of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment $-17,695,516.58$ $-15,923,261.90$ $11 \%$
Result from operating activities 51,881,515.70 49,571,625.34 5\%
Interest income 1,988,558.00 2,188,091.46 $-9 \%$
Interest expenses $-5,801,128.86$ $-2,380,268.76$ $>100$
Financial result $-3,812,570.86$ $-192,177.30$ $<-100 \%$
Earnings before taxes 48,068,944.84 49,379,448.04 $-3 \%$
Income taxes $-14,204,930.47$ $-14,536,466.90$ $-2 \%$
Net income for the period 33,864,014.37 34,842,981.14 $-3 \%$
Earnings per share - basic 1.29 1.32 $-3 \%$

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Consolidated statement of comprehensive income

in $€$

Net income for the period
Items that will not be reclassified to the income statement
Actuarial gains/losses from pensions (before taxes) *
Income taxes on actuarial gains/losses from pensions
Actuarial gains/losses from pensions (after taxes)
Items that may be reclassified to the income statement
Currency translation
Other comprehensive income
$9 M / 2024$
$9 M / 2023$
$\Delta \%$
$33,864,014.37$
$34,842,981.14$
$-3 \%$
$0.00 \quad \mathrm{n} / \mathrm{a}$
0.000.00
0.00
n/a
$4,571,465.24<-100 \%$
$-6,137,983.41$
$4,571,465.24<-100 \%$
27,726,030.96
$39,414,446.38$
$-30 \%$

Consolidated statement of changes in equity

in $€$ Share capital Capital reserve Retained earnings * Other reserves Total equity
Currency translation
Balance at 1 January 2023 26,325,946.00 42,147,782.15 137,572,498.80 $-4,964,588.78$ 201,081,638.17
Net income for the period -- -- 34,842,981.14 -- 34,842,981.14
Other comprehensive income -- -- 0.00 4,571,465.24 4,571,465.24
Total comprehensive income -- -- 34,842,981.14 4,571,465.24 39,414,446.38
Dividends to shareholders -- -- $-11,846,675.70$ -- $-11,846,675.70$
Balance at 30 September 2023 26,325,946.00 42,147,782.15 160,568,804.24 $-393,123.54$ 228,649,408.85
Balance at 1 January 2024 26,325,946.00 42,147,782.15 174,059,064.95 $-1,468,946.26$ 241,063,846.84
Net income for the period -- -- 33,864,014.37 -- 33,864,014.37
Other comprehensive income -- -- 0.00 $-6,137,983.41$ $-6,137,983.41$
Total comprehensive income -- -- 33,864,014.37 $-6,137,983.41$ 27,726,030.96
Dividends to shareholders -- -- $-13,162,973.00$ -- $-13,162,973.00$
Balance at 30 September 2024 26,325,946.00 42,147,782.15 194,760,106.32 $-7,686,928.67$ 255,628,904.80

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Consolidated cash flow statement

n. 6 9M/2024 9M/2023 -\%
Net income for the period 14,25,24,614.93 34,842,981.14 $-3 \%$
Income taxes 14,204,930.4 14,536,466.90 $-2 \%$
Interest result $3,812,570.6$ 192,177.30 $>100 \%$
Income taxes paid $-20,347,779.9$ $-9,145,623.98$ $>100 \%$
Income taxes received 2,561,990.3 1,962,098.02 $31 \%$
Interest paid $-4,887,792.3$ $-1,610,726.99$ $>100 \%$
Interest received 2,022,783.0 2,131,590.67 $-5 \%$
Depreciation and amortisation of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment 17,695,516.7 15,923,261.90 $11 \%$
Net proceeds on disposal of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment 155,961.1 28,565.87 $>100 \%$
Other non-cash expenses and income $-5,986,170.4$ $-25,508.41$ $>100 \%$
Change in trade receivables 34,027,574.9 18,744,261.63 $82 \%$
Change in contract assets $-25,202,242.9$ $-29,131,018.56$ $-13 \%$
Change in other assets 4,030,017.0 $-170,353.12$ $<-100 \%$
Change in provisions $-13,028,965$ $-9,315,504.61$ $40 \%$
Change in trade payables $-3,422,387.9$ $-1,293,942.09$ $>100 \%$
Change in contract liabilities $-15,098,171$ $-20,494,698.17$ $-26 \%$
Change in other liabilities $-1,967,337.7$ $-4,008,704.91$ $-51 \%$
Cash flow from operating activities 22,434,511.93 13,165,352.79 $70 \%$
Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and equipment 61,749.2 119,077.08 $-48 \%$
Capital expenditure for intangible assets $-222,146.2$ $-11,102.04$ $>100 \%$
Capital expenditure for property, plant and equipment $-2,812,554.0$ $-2,998,014.29$ $-6 \%$
Cash outflows for acquisitions of consolidated companiesnet of cash and cash equivalents acquired $-79,447,225.7$ $-46,250,366.54$ $72 \%$
Cash flow from investing activities $-82,420,176.75$ $-49,140,405.79$ $68 \%$
Proceeds from borrowing 110,585,910.1 49,344,192.82 $>100 \%$
Cash outflows from loan repayments $-41,551,017$ $-15,247,996.70$ $>100 \%$
Cash outflows from repayment of lease liabilities $-8,799,012.2$ $-8,655,587.61$ $2 \%$
Dividends to shareholders $-13,162,973$ $-11,846,675.70$ $11 \%$
Cash flow from financing activities 47,072,912.43 13,593,932.81 $>100 \%$
Effect of foreign exchange rate changes on cash and cash equivalents $-1,809,750$ 1,595,498.19 $<-100 \%$
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents $-14,722,582.90$ $-20,785,622.00$ $-29 \%$
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 70,340,638.7 78,222,547.05 $-10 \%$
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 55,618,135.85 57,436,925.05 $-3 \%$

Segment report

Americas, UK \& APAC Continental Europe Total segments Reconciliation GFT Group
in € thsd. 9M/2024 9M/2023 9M/2024 9M/2023 9M/2024 9M/2023 9M/2024 9M/2023 9M/2024 9M/2023
External revenue 363,704 341,785 * 281,154 242,666 644,856 584,451 * 686 669 645,538 585,120 *
Intersegment revenue 4,609 3,500 61,688 70,331 66,297 73,831 $-66,297$ $-73,831$ 0 0
Total revenue 368,313 345,285 * 342,842 312,997 711,152 658,282 * $-65,611$ $-73,162$ 645,538 585,120 *
Segment result (EBT) 30,723 30,612 18,648 24,325 49,371 54,937 $-1,302$ $-5,558$ 48,069 49,379
thereof depreciation and amortisation $-6,521$ $-5,291$ $-10,362$ $-9,577$ $-16,883$ $-14,868$ $-813$ $-1,055$ $-17,696$ $-15,923$
thereof interest income 2,250 2,297 982 728 3,232 3,025 $-1,243$ $-837$ 1,989 2,188
thereof interest expenses $-2,292$ $-1,605$ $-4,134$ $-697$ $-6,426$ $-2,302$ 622 $-78$ $-5,801$ $-2,380$

Calculation adjusted EBIT 9M/2024

in thsd. $€$ $9 \mathrm{M} / 2024$ $9 \mathrm{M} / 2023$
Revenue 645,538 $585,120^{*}$
EBIT adjusted 57,103 52,141
M\&A Amortisation PPA $-6,254$ $-3,731$
M\&A Acquisition related and integration costs 0 $-348$
Share-price related effects from measurement of management remuneration 1,633 1,509
EBIT 51,682 49,571
Interest $-3,813$ $-192$
EBT 48,069 49,379
EBIT adjusted margin 8.8\% 8.9\%
EBT margin 7.4\% 8.4\%

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[^0]: * Adapted due to the reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes in the amount of $€-9,492$ thousand from other operating expenses; for details refer to slide 29

Reclassification of sales-related Brazilian taxes

  • GFT has adapted its method of presenting Brazilian taxes directly associated with revenue. Previously, sales-related Brazilian taxes were reported in the income statement within the item 'Other operating expenses'. With effect for FY2024, those taxes will be reported as a reduction of revenue - for reasons of clarity and transparency and in line with the practice of peer companies
  • Following the change in the reporting method, the corresponding comparative figures have been adapted in accordance with IAS 1.41; these are shown for the previous year in the following table:
in $€$ million Q1/2023 Q2/2023 Q3/2023 Q4/2023 FY2023 Q1/2024 Q2/2024 Q3/2024
Revenue - previously reported 190.67 200.91 203.03 207.13 801.74 212.39 217.24 215.91
- adaption $-2.98$ $-3.18$ $-3.33$ $-3.38$ $-12.87$ - - -
Revenue - adapted 187.69 197.73 199.70 203.75 788.87 212.39 217.24 215.91
Other operating expenses - previously reported $-20.12$ $-21.09$ $-18.19$ $-20.97$ $-80.37$ $-15.86$ $-19.88$ $-17.50$
- adaption 2.98 3.18 3.33 3.38 12.87 - - -
Other operating expenses - adapted $-17.14$ $-17.91$ $-14.86$ $-17.59$ $-67.50$ $-15.86$ $-19.88$ $-17.50$
EBT (previously reported adapted) 15.04 15.00 19.34 18.62 68.00 15.00 15.05 18.02
EBT margin - previously reported $7.9 \%$ $7.5 \%$ $9.5 \%$ $9.0 \%$ $8.5 \%$ $7.1 \%$ $6.9 \%$ $6.3 \%$
EBT margin - adapted $8.0 \%$ $7.6 \%$ $9.7 \%$ $9.1 \%$ $8.6 \%$ $7.1 \%$ $6.9 \%$ $8.3 \%$

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