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Síminn Investor Presentation 2022

Aug 23, 2022

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Investor Presentation

Q2 2022
Orri Hauksson and Öskar Hauksson
23 August 2022


Key figures

Q2 2022 1H 2022
Revenue 6.036 m.kr.
Q2 2021: 5.937 m.kr. 12.129 m.kr.
1H 2021: 11.955 m.kr.
EBITDA 1.399 m.kr.
Q2 2021: 1.318 m.kr. 2.726 m.kr.
1H 2021: 2.592 m.kr.
EBITDA % 23,2%
Q2 2021: 22,2% 22,5%
1H 2021: 21,7%
EBIT 682 m.kr.
Q2 2021: 543 m.kr. 1.256 m.kr.
1H 2021: 1.047 m.kr.
CAPEX 875 m.kr.
Q2 2021: 644 m.kr. 1.130 m.kr.
1H 2021: -6.363 m.kr. *
NIBD / 12M EBITDA Cash Equity Ratio
Cash generated by operation
1,01
Q4 2021: 0,87 1.365 m.kr.
Q4 2021: 3.509 m.kr. 44,0%
Q4 2021: 44,6%
1.567 m.kr.
Q2 2021: 1.525 m.kr.
  • Negative CAPEX in 1H 2021 is related to sale of network systems to Mila in the beginning of 2021. Mila is categorized as asset held for sale.

Operation


Income Statement

Income statement Q2 1H
2022 2021 % 2022 2021 %
Net sales 6.036 5.937 1,7% 12.129 11.955 1,5%
Cost of sales (3.597) (3.692) -2,6% (7.359) (7.475) -1,6%
Operating expenses (1.757) (1.702) 3,2% (3.514) (3.433) 2,4%
EBIT 682 543 25,6% 1.256 1.047 20,0%
Net financial items (165) (99) 66,7% (73) (130) -43,8%
Income tax (107) (102) 4,9% (220) (199) 10,6%
Net profit from continuing operation 410 342 19,9% 963 718 34,1%
Discontinued operation 95 276 288 2.784 -89,7%
Net profit 505 618 -18,3% 1.251 3.502 -64,3%
EBITDA 1.399 1.318 6,1% 2.726 2.592 5,2%
EPS from continuing operation 0,05 0,05 0,0% 0,13 0,09 44,4%

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Revenue

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EBITDA

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EBIT

The quarter

  • Revenue increase compared to Q2 2021.
  • Mobile revenue increase by 8%.
  • Main increase from roaming but also from subscription.
  • TV revenue increase by 2%.
  • Decrease in equipment sales compared to Q2 2021.
  • Gross margin increases by 8%.
  • EBIT increases by 26%.
  • EBITDA increases by 6,1%.
  • Total expenses unchanged YoY.
  • Net profit from continuing operations increases by 20%.

Revenue by segments

Segments Q2 1H
2022 2021 Change % 2022 2021 Change %
Mobile 1.469 1.362 107 7,9% 2.882 2.662 220 8,3%
Fixed voice 367 399 -32 -8,0% 745 805 -60 -7,5%
Internet & network 1.870 1.833 37 2,0% 3.728 3.692 36 1,0%
TV 1.601 1.570 31 2,0% 3.274 3.195 79 2,5%
Equipment sales 492 515 -23 -4,5% 941 1.033 -92 -8,9%
Other revenue 237 258 -21 -8,1% 559 568 -9 -1,6%
Total revenue 6.036 5.937 99 1,7% 12.129 11.955 174 1,5%

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Mobile

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Internet & network

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TV

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Other segments


Operation in the first half of 2022

Strong growth in performance

  • EBITDA increases by 5,2% from 1H 2021
  • Revenue increase from 1H 2021
  • Mobile revenue grow by 8% mainly as a result of increased roaming revenue. Roaming revenue is mainly related to Icelandic tourists
  • Increase in TV services generated from Síminn Premium.
  • Internet revenue increase by 2%
  • EBIT increases by over 200 m.kr. from 1H 2021
  • Depreciation decreases by 75 m.kr.
  • Profit from continued operations increases by 245 m.kr.
  • Sales gain from Síminn’s stake in Auðkenni was 113 m.kr.
  • Síminn had interest income from 16 billion financing to Míla in Q1 2021. Míla was re-financed with external funding in the beginning of Q2 2021 and has since not received funding from the parent company.

  • Wage cost increases by 96 m.kr. or 4.8%

  • Mainly as a result of severance pay in Q1 this year
  • The largest cost items for the most part unchanged YoY
  • Large part of cost is in long-term contracts with domestic and foreign suppliers
  • Inflation will increasingly play a role on the cost side
  • Exchange rate development is favourable
  • The cost related to the sale of Míla is booked as prepaid cost
  • Will be netted against the capital gain when the transaction is completed
  • Míla had strong performance in 1H this year and delivered comparable EBITDA results as in 1H 2021
  • Net profit decreases by 373 m.kr. which relates to increase in interest expenses

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Balance Sheet and Cash Flow


Balance Sheet

Assets 30.06.2022 31.12.2021
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment 2.195 2.219
Right-of-use assets 690 753
Intangible assets 19.191 19.403
Other non-current assets 669 675
Non-current assets 22.745 23.050
Current assets
Inventories 1.140 923
Accounts receivables 1.994 2.234
Other current assets 3.512 3.082
Cash and cash equivalents 1.365 3.509
Assets held for sale 37.223 36.929
Current assets 45.234 46.677
Total assets 67.979 69.727
Equity and liabilities 30.06.2022 31.12.2021
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Equity
Total equity 29.939 31.079
Non-current liabilities
Borrowings 5.949 5.943
Finance lease 594 653
Deferred tax liabilities 406 604
Non-current liabilities 6.949 7.200
Current liabilities
Bank loans 332 1.518
Accounts payables 2.621 2.141
Current maturities of borrowings 182 180
Other current liabilities 2.124 1.783
Liabilities held for sale 25.832 25.826
Current liabilities 31.091 31.448
Total equity and liabilities 67.979 69.727

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Net interest bearing debt with lease liabilities

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Equity ratio

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Net debt with lease liabilities to EBITDA*

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Return on Equity

  • Without government fine in 2020.

Lease liabilities included from 2019.


CASH FLOW

Cash Flow 1H 2022 1H 2021
Cash flow from operating activities
Operating profit 1.256 1.047
Operational items not affecting cash flow:
Depreciation and amortisation 1.470 1.545
Gain on sale of fixed assets ( 4) ( 1)
2.722 2.591
Changes in current assets and liabilities 481 1.441
Cash generated by operation 3.203 4.032
Net interest expenses paid during the period ( 176) ( 69)
Payments of taxes during the period ( 348) ( 439)
Net cash from operating activities 2.679 3.524
Investing activities
Net investment in property, plant and equipments ( 1.130) 6.363
Other investment ( 17) ( 261)
Sale of subsidiary and discontinued operation 0 14.774
Investing activities ( 1.147) 20.876
Financing activities
Dividend paid ( 500) ( 500)
Purchase of own shares ( 1.891) ( 1.196)
Share capital reduction 0 ( 7.968)
Payment of long term lease ( 93) ( 85)
Net Financing activities ( 1.186) ( 8.411)
Financing activities ( 3.670) ( 18.160)
Increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents ( 2.138) 6.240
Translation effects on cash ( 6) ( 12)
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year 3.509 735
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period 1.365 6.963

Balance sheet and cash flow

  • Mila’s assets are categorized as assets held for sale in the balance sheet
  • Considerable changes in cash position from end of Q2 2021
  • Related to changes in capital structure which was completed in Q2 2021
  • Reduction in cash this quarter is due to a decrease in short-term debt by 1,2 billion and dividend payment
  • CAPEX decreases YoY – Will increase in 2H
  • The broadcasting right of the English Premier League was partly paid in Q1 2021 – No payment this year but will effect CAPEX
  • Long-term funding is with favourable repayment schedule

CAPEX


CAPEX

Excluding Míla

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CAPEX will increase this year which is temporary

  • Due to the increased cost of TV rights to the English Premier League and as it is now the first year of a new contract (front-loaded investment).
  • A new contract will become investment in Q3 2022. The first payment was in 2021, but nothing is paid for the right in 2022

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TV Content Networks TV CPE's BSS Other

*Adjusted for changed accounting treatment of content CAPEX


Highlights


New Organizational Structure

  • New organizational structure has been announced
  • Is aligned with changed environment and technical development
  • More efficient decision making, open communication, divers view, and stronger culture.
  • New members in management
  • Berglind Björg Harðardóttir, Sales and services
  • Erla Ósk Ásgeirsdóttir, Sustainability and culture

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Telco and media

  • Co-operation between the telcos and National Emergency Service (112)
  • Mobile transmitters installed in rural areas
  • MOCN secures mobile connection regardless of mobile service providers
  • The telcos provide the active equipment based on information from 112 which in turn provides the passive equipment such as masts and electricity

  • Electronic invoices

  • Síminn from now on will cease to use printed invoices for their services. This is aligned with our focus on sustainability

  • Over 40 nominations for Edda awards

  • Síminn’s Icelandic content production received 41 nomination for Edda awards
  • Systrabönd received 10 nominations
  • The movie Dýrið received 13 nominations
  • In total 12 shows and other material from Síminn received nominations

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Síminn Pay

  • Healthy growth in loans to customers
  • The users of the Pay app are now 62 thousand
  • Exciting new products to be launched in coming months

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Total loans in end of quarters (M.ISK)


Sale of Míla to Ardian


The sale of Míla to Ardian is still under review by the Competition Authority

  • The Icelandic Competition Authority (ICA) announced on 14 March that the transaction required further investigation. That extended the ICA deadline by 90 business days, or until 27 July.
  • On 1 July the ICA issued preliminary findings which stated that the transaction could harm competition and would not be approved without conditions or further explanations from the merging parties.
  • On 9 July Ardian requested to enter into settlement discussion with the ICA which extended the deadline to 18 August.
  • On 17 July Ardian informed Síminn that, as a result of remedies that Ardian had offered to the ICA, it would not complete the share purchase agreement (SPA) as announced on 23 October 2021, without amendments.
  • On 22 July it was announced that Ardian and Síminn had agreed to amend the SPA which e.g. included amendments on the enterprise value (EV).
  • On 11 August Ardian requested further extension on the ICA deadline to finish the merger investigation. The deadline is now until 15 September and no further deadlines are available.

Financial impact of amended SPA with Ardian

  • On 22 July Síminn and Ardian announced that the amended SPA had been approved. The most significant change was related to the EV of Míla which was previously ISK 78 billion, as announced on 23 October 2021, including debt the buyer takes over.
  • The EV was lowered by ISK 5 billion and is now ISK 73 billion.
  • Based on the amended SPS Síminn will receive ISK 35 billion in cash at closing and ISK 19 billion will be paid with sellers loan in form of a bond issued by the buyer. The bond will have a 3 year maturity. The bond was ISK 15 billion in the previous SPA.
  • The bond is transferable and has 4% interest which is unchanged from the previous SPA.
  • The changes of the SPA mean that expected sales gain is now ISK 41.8 billion ISK, incl. sales cost, which is ISK 4.6 billion reduction from the SPA announced in October 2021.

Pro forma balance sheet – post sale of Míla

Síminn Group 2022 Sale of Míla 2022 PF
Non-current assets 22.745 19.000 41.745
Current assets 8.011 34.174 42.185
Assets held for sale 37.223 -37.223 0
Assets 67.979 15.951 83.930
- thereof Cash 1.365 34.500 35.865
- thereof Bond 0 19.000 19.000
Equity 29.939 41.783 71.722
Non-current liabilities 6.949 0 6.949
Current liabilities 5.259 0 5.259
Debts held for sale 25.832 -25.832 0
Equity and liabilities 67.979 15.951 83.930
- thereof interest bearing debts 6.281 6.281
- thereof lease liabilities 776 776
Equity ratio 44,0% 85,5%

Sales proceeds

  • The balance sheet of Síminn will change considerably following the sale of Míla since cash position will be strong resulting in possibility to distribute cash to shareholders.
  • Síminn re-iterates that while the sale of Míla is in process at the ICA the company will not discuss any plans regarding the sale proceed.
  • Once closing of the transaction is completed, Síminn will hold a shareholders meeting where shareholders will be able to discuss the most efficient use of the sales proceeds.

Key figures from Míla's operations

Key Figures Q2 1H
2022 2021ifference % 2022 2021ifference %
Operating income 2.125 2.125 0 0,0% 4.253 4.262 (9) -0,2%
Operating expenses (900) (886) (15) 1,7% (1.773) (1.756) (17) 1,0%
EBITDA 1.225 1.240 (15) -1,2% 2.480 2.506 (26) -1,0%
Depreciation (762) (656) (106) 16,2% (1.484) (1.304) (180) 13,8%
EBIT 463 584 (121) -20,7% 996 1.202 (206) -17,1%
Financial items (342) (217) (125) 57,7% (632) (372) (260) 69,9%
Operating profit before taxes 121 367 (246) -67,1% 364 830 (466) -56,1%
Taxes (26) (75) 49 -65,5% (76) (169) 93 -55,0%
Profit 95 292 (197) -67,5% 288 661 (373) -56,4%
CAPEX 740 664 76 11,5% 1.369 1.266 103 8,2%

Míla

  • The performance of Míla is steady
  • EBITDA similar YoY
  • Increase in depreciation related to the acquisition of Network systems from Síminn in 2021
  • Míla increased leverage when the capital structure was changed in Q2 2021
  • Interest expenses increase due to higher leverage and since the funding of Míla is with floating rates

Shareholders


Shareholders

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Shareholders 18.8.2022 Position % O/E
Stoðir hf. 1.162.220.631 15,92%
Lifeyrissjóður verzlunarmanna 868.257.927 11,89%
Lifeyrissj.starfsm.rik. A-deild 796.450.000 10,91%
Gildi - lifeyrissjóður 567.992.195 7,78%
Íslandsbanki hf,safnskráning 2 396.693.435 5,43%
Brú Lifeyrissjóður starfs sveit 365.650.161 5,01%
Stapi lifeyrissjóður 296.751.432 4,07%
Birta lifeyrissjóður 283.396.563 3,88%
Söfnunarsjóður lifeyrisréttinda 251.575.320 3,45%
Lifeyrissj.starfsm.rik. B-deild 248.550.000 3,40%
Top 10 shareholders 5.237.537.664 71,75%
Other Shareholders 1.882.848.634 25,79%
Shares outstanding 7.120.386.298 97,54%
Own shares 179.613.702 2,46%
Total number of shares 7.300.000.000 100%

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  • Stoðir hf.
  • Lifeyrissjóður verzlunarmanna
  • Lifeyrissj.starfsm.rik. A-deild
  • Gildi - lifeyrissjóður
  • Íslandsbanki hf,safnskráning 2
  • Brú Lifeyrissjóður starfs sveit
  • Stapi lifeyrissjóður
  • Birta lifeyrissjóður
  • Söfnunarsjóður lifeyrisréttinda
  • Lifeyrissj.starfsm.rik. B-deild
  • Other Shareholders
  • Own shares

Shareholders

  • Share buy-back
  • Share buy-back amounted to 930 m.kr. In Q1 and 961 m.kr. In Q2. In total 1.891 m.kr. in 1H 2022.
  • Annual dividend was 500 m.kr.
  • The current share buy-back is based on plan announcement to the stock exchange on 20 June.
  • Shareholders were 1.226 at the end of Q2 2022
  • The share price has lowered by 9,2% year-to-date and by 5,3% for last 12 months.

5

Guidance 2022


Outlook for 2022

Unchanged guidance

  • Síminn had successful first half of 2022
  • High margin revenue have increased YoY
  • Inflation is high which puts pressure on cost
  • Due to high labour demand there is pressure on wage increases
  • Positive exchange rate development offsets inflation pressure to some extent

  • Síminn constantly strives to adjust the cost side to rising inflation

  • Annual wage cost around ISK 4 billion – Upcoming labour negotiations of importance for Síminn

  • Expectations are for even stronger performance in 2H of 2022 resulting in good EBITDA performance in 2022

  • While the sale of Míla is not finalized there is uncertainty regarding costs that are related to the sales process
  • Therefore any adjustments on the guidance are not justified

Guidance for 2022

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Group EBITDA excl. Míla was ISK 5.502 million in 2021

Group CAPEX excl. Míla was ISK 2.503 million in 2021


Appendix


Business segments

  • Mobile: Revenue from mobile services in Iceland and abroad, whether traditional GSM service, satellite service or other mobile service.
  • Fixed voice: Revenue from fixed voice service (fees and traffic).
  • Internet & network: Revenue from data service, incl. xDSL service, GPON, Internet, IP net, local loop and access network.
  • TV: Revenue from TV broadcast and distribution and Síminn TV (fees, traffic and advertisement).
  • Equipment sales: Revenue from sale of telco equipment.
  • Other revenue: Revenue from sold telco service, IT and finance.

Disclaimer

Information contained in this presentation is based on sources that Síminn hf. ("Síminn" or the "company") considers reliable at each time. Its accuracy or completeness can however not be guaranteed. This report contains forward-looking statements that reflect the management's current views with respect to certain future events and potential financial performance. Although the management believe that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, no assurance can be given that such expectations will prove to have been correct.

The forward-looking information contained in this presentation applies only as at the date of this presentation. Síminn does not undertake any obligation to provide recipients of this presentation with any further information on the company or to make amendments or changes to this publication should inaccuracies or errors be discovered or opinions or information change. Other than as required by applicable laws and regulation.

This presentation is solely for information purposes and is not intended to form part of or be the basis of any decision making by its recipients. Nothing in this presentation should be construed as a promise or recommendation. Statements contained in this presentation that refer to the company's estimated or anticipated future results or future activities are forward looking statements which reflect the company's current analysis of existing trends, information and plans. Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially depending on factors such as the availability of resources, the timing and effect of regulatory actions and other factors.

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