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Goodtech Investor Presentation 2014

May 14, 2014

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Presentation first quarter 2014

Goodtech ASA, 14 May 2014

Agenda

Highlights Financial reviewOrder bookGoodtech – in brief Outlook

Highlights, first quarter 2014

  • Turnover of MNOK 558,4 in Q1 2014 compared with MNOK 575,6 as in Q1 2013. Acceptable due to lower activity in our project portfolio in Q1.
  • EBITDA of MNOK 8,2 in Q1 2014, compared with MNOK 22 in Q1 2013.
  • Weaker EBITDA than planned due to postponed and lower progress in some larger project and temporarily lower activities in our markets.
  • Positive progress in Solutions business unit.
  • Order backlog of MNOK 1.243 at the end of Q1, compared with MNOK 1.306 at the end of 2013.

Positive outlook in our markets

Highlights, first quarter 2014

  • All business units focus on optimizing their operations
  • •Project operations
  • •Strategic Market and Sale
  • •Cost control
  • •Human resources, continue training activities
  • Continue with action plan in Solutions to improve earnings. EBITDA loss in previous quarters turned to profit in Q1.
  • Environment turnover increased with 24,3% in Q1 compared to Q1 2013.
  • Infra and Products – weak performance in the quarter
  • Installation and testing of Energy Recovery System ongoing.

Highlights, first quarter 2014, Market

Order backlog continue on a high level, MNOK 1.243.

Some of the contracts in Q1:

  • MNOK 40 Contract for delivery biogas treatment plant to Tønsberg - Vestfold Biogass (not in orderstock)
  • MNOK 35 Contract for delivery of control systems and panels to Hydro Aluminum, Karmøy Plant.
  • MSEK 25,8 LKAB, Power and installation, Svappavaara
  • MSEK 12NCC, Power and installation contract
  • MSEK 11,6 Jämtnät AB, power contract
  • MSEK 7,8 Scania, production line solution

Highlights, first quarter 2014, Market

  • Significant contracts won after Q1
  • MSEK 25,6 contract for power transformation and distribution station for Älvsjö plant for Fortum Distribution in Stockholm
  • • Renewal of frame agreement for Integrated Operations(IO) with Statoil
  • • Delivery of Manufacturing Execution System (MES) to Hydal, Raufoss
  • High level activities in the market. Promising outlook.

Financial Review

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Development in Cash flow from operations and EBITDA on 12 months rolling basis

Employees per business area

Total no. of employees by 31.03.2014: 1.467

Order backlog

Business areas – figures and facts

Business unit: Projects & Services (P&S)

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  • •Turnover on same level as Q1 2013.
  • • EBITDA lower than Q1 2013. Focus on activities for improving profitability going forward
  • • Order backlog stable compared to end of 2013 and increased compared to Q1 2013.
  • • Won several contracts confirming our position as one of the leading suppliers, LKAB, Statoil, Hydro, Fortum.
  • •Strategic focusing in our business

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Business unit: Infra

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  • •Turnover 25% lower than Q1 2013.
  • • Low activity in the larger projects in Q1 gives low utilization of workforce and low progress in the projects. Activity will vary from quarter to quarter.
  • •Negative EBITDA as consequence of turnover reduction.
  • •Order backlog is still on a high level.
  • • Market look promising in the longer perspective, both in Sweden and Norway.
  • •Won first smaller contract in Norway after Q1

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  • •Turnover in Q1 on same level as in Q1 2013
  • • Improvement plan in Solutions gives positive effects on EBITDA. Improvement work will continue
  • •Order backlog on acceptable level.
  • • Large prospect portfolio. Focus on strategic sale and market.

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  • •Significant turnover increase in Q1 2014 compared to Q1 2013.
  • •High level of project activity in Q1
  • • EBITDA in Q1 on typical Q1 level. However loss in one project had negative effect on margin
  • • Order backlog is varying. Backlog is on acceptable level taken into account contracts included in order backlog after Q1.
  • • Won MNOK 40 Contract for delivery biogas treatment plant to Tønsberg - Vestfold Biogass
  • • Activity in the Norwegian SBR / Biovac® market has increased in 2014, both in the Norwegian and especially in the Swedish market.
  • •Market survey confirms positive market expectations for 2014

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Highlights

  • • Weak turnover in Q1 compared with Q1 2013 mainly due to a temporal weak market for Products in beginning of 2014.
  • • New sales personnel in end 2013 and in beginning of 2014. Increased sales activities in the quarter.
  • • EBITDA is weak due to low turnover and increased investment in salesforce.
  • •Increased number of prospects and leads in the period.
  • • P&S contract for Norsk Hydro will also give large sales volume for Products.
  • •Market outlook is positive

Goodtech – in brief

A considerable technology group - background

Turnover increased from MNOK 130 in 2005 to MNOK 2.434 in 2013

Goodtech in brief

  • Approx 1.500 employees, with a revenue of NOK 2,4 billion
  • Strong local presence with almost 40 offices in Sweden, Norway and Åland
  • Headoffice in Oslo and listedon Oslo Stock Exchange

Sweden

  • Approx 1.150 employees
  • 27 offices, from Kiruna in the north to Malmö in south

Norway

  • Approx 290 employees
  • 10 offices, with headoffice in Oslo

Åland

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  • Approx 40 employees
  • Office in Mariehamn

Market drivers

Organisation

  • Goodtech is organised into five business areas
  • •Projects & Services
  • •Infra
  • •Solutions
  • •Environment
  • •Products

Solid service and product portfolio

Automation

technology

Industry Power Installation

technology

Environment technology

  • Innovative technologies and solutions
  • Turn-key projects
  • Broad specter of services and competence

Market segments

Highlights – Technology development

  • Technology agreement with Dubal for Energy Recovery signed. Investment in pilot.
  • • Installation and start up of test in progress.
  • • Technology has high potential when successfully tested
  • Dedicated technology development activities in Solutions
    • • Technology is platform for winning contracts
  • Develop technology and standardized solutions to stimulate to repeat business in all business units

Commercial and financial risks for Goodtech

Commercial and market risk

  • •Market for Industry projects and solutions – some risk
  • •Market for Infrastructure projects and solutions – some risk

Financial risks

  • •In general small currency exposure
  • •In general small risk for contract cancellation
  • •In general small risk for loss on receivables
  • •In general some risk related to projects
  • Turn-key projects and deliveries
  • • Some risk related to project execution
    • •Various complexity, size and duration of projects
    • •Shortage of Project Managers
  • • Reducing risk:
    • MQSP (Method, Quality, Safety and Procurement) department focus on training, improvement of methods and quality
    • Training Project managers and employments ongoing
  • Technology and product development
  • •Some risk related to technical issues and market positioning

Outlook 2014

Outlook - Market

  • Expect continuous upgrade and large investments within infrastructure, energy and oil & gas
  • In general, promising markets for Goodtechs services, solutions and products basis for organic growth
  • The uncertainty in some markets due to uncertainty in the global economy seems to decrease. However still unpredictable

Brief market analysis:

  • •Power and Energy market
  • •Infrastructure, railway/subway
  • •Industry, mines
  • •Industry, manufacturing
  • •Industry, paper
  • •Oil & Gas Industry
  • •Environment
  • •Public buildings

Summary / Outlook 2014

Growth strategy

  • • Organic growth in business areas where Goodtech has strong position and positive market expectations
  • • Expect strong market drivers within some market segments which is basis for three separate strategic initiatives
  • •Energy / Power
  • •Oil & Gas
  • •Aquaculture
  • •Improve and maintain strong margins

Summary / Outlook 2014

  • In 2014 Goodtech shall buildstronger positions
  • •Continue to build the Goodtech brand
  • • Use customer focus and well establishedmarket position to increase business
  • • Use of own product technology and technical competence
  • • Open for non-organic growth within certain areas, consolidation possibilities in the market

Maintain active dividend policy

The Goodtech way

A better world through the integration of sustainable solutions