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NRC Group Investor Presentation 2022

May 11, 2022

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1st quarter 2022

CEO Henning Olsen CFO Ole Gulsvik

11 May 2022

KEY FIGURES

Improved results and strong cashflow

REVENUE

NOK 1.2 Billion

Q1 2021 : NOK 1.1 Billion

EBITA*

NOK -37Million

Q1 2021: NOK -59 Billion

EBITA* margin

-3.2%

Q1 2021: -5.2%

ORDER INTAKE NOK 0.9 Billion Q1 2021: NOK 0.9 Billion

OPERATING CASH FLOW

NOK 69 Million Q1 2021: NOK 17 Million

ORDER BACKLOG NOK 7.3 Billion Q1 2021: NOK 6.0 Billion

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Q1 2021: 4.1%

Reduced injury frequency rate

*LTI: Injuries resulting in absence at least one full day per million man-hours (incl. subcontractors). Previously reported as LTI-1. **TRI: Frequency of injuries with and without absence for personnel (employees, rented workers and subcontractors) per million hours worked. Previously reported as LTI-2. Figures per 31 March 2022 compared with 31 March 2021.

Q1 2021: 0

SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2021

Key results

EU TAXONOMY ELIGIBLE* 87%

EU TAXONOMY ALIGNED*

62%

GHG EMISSION REDUCTION (SCOPE 1+2) 13.5%

RECYCLING RATE 96%

* Group's activities in terms of revenue

WAR IN UKRAINE

Long term impact characterised by uncertainty globally

Limited supplies from Ukraine

3 2

Short term well protected against rise in material and fuel prices

Continue to manage risks in projects

PROFIT & LOSS

Improved results

EBITA* (NOK million)

(Amounts in NOK million) Q1 2022 Q1 2021 FY 2021
Revenue 1 176 1 129 5 957
Operating expenses 1 168 1 139 5 621
Other income and expenses (M&A expenses) -1 -6 -34
EBITDA 7 -16 302
Depreciation 45 49 196
EBITA* -37 -59 139
EBITA -38 -64 105
Amortisation 9 12 64
Operating profit/loss (EBIT) -47 -77 42
Net financial items -14 -18 -66
Profit/loss before tax (EBT) -62 -95 -24

Notes

  • Revenues +4 % from Q1 21 and +7% adjusted for currency effects
  • EBITA* improvement of NOK 22 million compared to same period last year
  • EBITA* margin of -3.2% vs -5.2% in a low season quarter

KEY FINANCIAL FIGURES LTM*

Improvement program is yielding results

0,0 %

0,5 %

1,0 %

1,5 %

2,0 %

2,5 %

3,0 %

BALANCE SHEET

Interest-bearing debt reduced

(Amounts in NOK million) 31.03.2022 31.03.2021 31.12.2021
ASSETS
Intangible assets 2 797 2 890 2 867
Right-of-use assets 490 541 514
Total other non-current assets 193 217 193
Cash and cash equivalents 593 551 626
Other current
assets
1 184 1 208 1 387
Total assets 5 256 5 407 5 587
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Total equity
2 531 2 581 2 622
Long-term financial lease liabilities 217 257 224
Long-term operating lease liabilities 88 91 95
Other non-current interest-bearing liabilities
Other non-current liabilities
834
20
986
38
880
26
Short-term financial lease liabilities 106 123 118
Short-term operating lease liabilities 49 55 55
Other
interest-bearing
current
liabilities
142 146 146
Other current
liabilities
1 269 1 129 1 422
Total equity and liabilities 5 256 5 407 5 587

Net Interest-bearing debt (NOK million)

Net Interest-bearing debt ex. Leases: NOK 383 million

CASH FLOW

Cash flow from operations

Continued good cash flow performance

-84

Change in cash in Q1 22 (NOK million)

FINANCIAL POSITION

Leverage ratio in line with long term target

BACKLOG

bill (x) LTM

Good visibility in 2022

Order intake (NOK million) and Book-to-

Current Year (CY) order backlog comparison (NOK million)

FINANCIAL POSITION

Operational review

FIN

OPERATIONAL REVIEW

Lower activity impact results

(NOK million) Q1 2022 Q1 2021
Revenue 389 446
EBITA* -9 2
EBITA* margin -2.2% 0.4%
Order intake 297 968

Order backlog (NOK million)

Notes

  • Revenue reduced 10% in local currency due to lower volumes in Light rail division, partly offset by increased volumes in Rail
  • Decrease in profitability due to the lower activity in Light rail
  • LTM Book to Bill of 1.5 in local currency

FIN

Decline in tender pipeline

NOK 1.2 billion tender pipeline1 NOK million value, # of tenders, next 9 months

Notes

Tender pipeline

Decreased with NOK 0.4 bn from Q421 pipeline and NOK 2.7 bn from same period last year mainly related to maintenance projects which have been awarded in 2021 and early 2022

Budget 20222

Proposed investments and spending at EUR 1.04 bn Investments and renewals at high levels, however not visible in tender pipeline

Light rail projects

Continued high investment level expected in the coming years NRC Group Finland is market leader

Higher activity and improved performance

(NOK million) Q1 2022 Q1 2021
Revenue 499 423
EBITA* 4 -17
EBITA* margin 0.8% -4.0%
Order intake 365 500

Order backlog (NOK million)

Notes

  • Revenue growth of 18% from Rail and Environment division
  • Improved profitability driven by operational improvement in the Environment division
  • LTM Book to Bill at 1.1

NO

NO

High tender activity after decrease in Rail construction

NOK 6.2 billion tender pipeline1 NOK million value, # of tenders, next 9 months

NOK 30-100m NOK 100-300m NOK > 300m

Notes

Tender pipeline

Decrease of NOK 2.7 bn in tender pipeline vs Q421 and a decrease of NOK 3.0 bn vs last year Decrease in rail construction

Budget 20222

NOK 26.7 bn for 2022, at same level as 2021 and National Transport Plan for 2022

SWE

EBITA* - LTM

OPERATIONAL REVIEW

Higher activity and improved result

(NOK million) Q1 2022 Q1 2021
Revenue 289 259
EBITA* -22 -35
EBITA* margin -7.6% -13.4%
Order intake 212 223

Order backlog** (NOK million)

Notes

  • Revenue growth of 19% YoY in local currency due to increased volumes in Rail construction and Civil
  • Improved profitability due to better project margins
  • Competition remains high
  • LTM Book to Bill at 1.0 in local currency

*Before other income and expenses (M&A expenses)

** In local currency the order backlog is up from SEK 1,987 million in Q1 21 to SEK 2,000 million in Q1 22

SWE

Continued high tender activity level

NOK 10.2 billion tender pipeline1 NOK million value, # of tenders, next 9 months

Notes

Tender pipeline

Increase of NOK 1.6 bn in tender pipeline vs Q421 and NOK 1.0 bn compared to same period last year mainly explained by Maintenance

Budget 20222

SEK 30.7 bn for 2022, +2% higher than estimated in the NTP

SUMMARY

Q1 in short

Financials
Improved results and strong operational cash flow

Revenue growth 7% in local currency
Operations
Short term well protected against rise in material and fuel prices

Continued focus on core processes in tendering and project execution

Focus on profitable growth

Strong financial and operational improvement in Norway
Unchanged
outlook 2022

Continued positive operational and financial development

Moderate to strong revenue growth

Moderate increase in EBITA* margin compared to 2021

Questions?

18 August 2022: Half-yearly interim report – Q2 2022

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