SAP SE

Investor Presentation • May 23, 2016

SAP – The World's Leading Business Software Company

Adaire Fox-Martin President, SAP Asia Pacific Japan

¹ SAP – a truly global company

SAP is the world's leading business software company,

…a truly global company

• 76% of the world's transaction revenue touches an SAP system
• SAP touches \$16 trillion of consumer purchases around the world
• 78% of Asian companies in the Global Forbes 2000 are SAP customers
• Every 60 seconds, our customers in Asia generate \$17.3 million of global private sector GDP

Close to thirty years of success in Asia Pacific Japan

SAP's strategy is to help customers win in the digital economy 2

Only SAP can help businesses implement their digital strategy

Our customers' success will help us deliver on our strategy and vision

Re-imagine Business models

Re-imagine Business processes & work

Help the world run better & improve people's lives

³ SAP's long-term financial ambition

2020 Ambition – a larger, stickier, more predictable business

Total revenue mix

Much larger cloud business in 2020 relative to core business – change in revenue mix weighs on blended operating margin for the group in short/medium term

Cloud subscription and support revenue All other revenue

Share of more predictable revenue is expected to increase to 70-75% by 2020 and includes a growing €10 billion+ support base

Support + Cloud subs – share of revenue All other revenue

2016 outlook and midterm ambitions

2017 ambition**

6% - 8% Operating profit

€6.4 - €6.7bn

Cloud sub. €3.8 - €4.0bn Upper end 2015-17 CAGR of 32% Total revenue €23bn - €23.5bn Operating profit €6.7 - €7.0bn Support + cloud subs – share of revenue 63% to 65%

Cloud sub. €7.5 - €8bn Upper end 2015-20 CAGR of 28% Total revenue €26bn - €28bn Operating profit €8 - €9bn Support + cloud subs – share of revenue 70% to 75%

2020 ambition**

* All numbers non-IFRS and at constant currency

** All numbers non-IFRS

Summary

• Undisputed global leader in business application and analytics software
• Strong innovation cycle across the digital core with S/4HANA, cloud and business networks
• Solid growth opportunities and robust business models:
• Broad diversification of revenues across regions and industries
• Already strong footprint in APJ – basis for continued strong growth
• Increasing share of more predictable revenues
• Growing operating profit amidst industry transformation
• Continuous dividend payments since the IPO in 1988

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