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Technogym Financial Results H1 2022
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Cesena, August 3rd 2022

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Technogym's securities referred to in this document have not been and will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration requirements.
Massimiliano Moi, the Manager in charge of preparing the corporate accounting documents, declares that, pursuant to art. 154-bis, paragraph 2, of the Legislative Decree no. 58 of February 24, 1998, the accounting information contained herein correspond to document results ,books and accounting records.
Some figures related to previous periods were reclassified for a better representation of balance sheet and the profit and loss statements.


Technogym market update


Recovery ongoing across all the BtoB segments




Hotels activity improved driven by re-openings with daily average rates already above pre-COVID level
Wellness Real Estate / Residences proved to be in a better shape than general construction with a continuous interest from developers
Corporates are investing in Wellness programs to attract employees back to the office
Health & anti-aging are in a strong growth trajectory after COVID
Several existing Clubs are already at a pre-COVID activity level + new openings recorded in the Premium segment across geographies


Home demand in line with pre-pandemic trend

Demand for at-home training solutions is still high in a normalized market scenario across all the geographies where the company operates;
Gradual international expansion is still the key to penetrate new customers leveraging the Technogym unique Luxury & Prestige positioning.


Technogym to catch new opportunities by ……..
The new biocircuit for Health & Medical fitness


Technogym Ecosystem to catch new opportunities by ……

New MyWellness CRM Platform & Technogym App
Clubs Technogym App

Technogym App B2C2B
The A.I. based Technogym Smart Coach, guides end-users among Sessions, Routines and Signature programs customizing their wellness journey according to equipment availability
MyWellness 6.0 B2B2C
The latest version of the Technogym CRM platform now allows professional operators to customize end-users training experience via on-demand videos in a full hybrid approach


Technogym content to catch new opportunities by ……
Training experiences video on-demand library

After years supporting professional operators Technogym started populating the Technogym Live platform with own filmed Precision Training content: any training goal can now be achieved quicker and easier
Proprietary content couples with third party ones already available on Technogym Live

Technogym products to catch new opportunities by ……
New solutions for cyclists & home fitness
Clubs New home products
Technogym is enlarging its product and solution portfolio to serve different end-users needs



In Sport Performance with high intensity training format


In Fitness with Cardio & Strength training




The widest ecosystem of SW, Content, Service & Equipment




Financial Results H1 2022


H1 2022 results at a glance


Top line grew by c. 18% in H1-2022

€ million
Revenue

Key comments
- Strong rebound in BtoB led by a double-digit growth in all the subsegments, from Health to Hotels, from Residential to Clubs
- North America is steering the growth coupled with remarkable growth in Europe and APAC, despite China's lockdowns
Excluding FX impact, growth would have been slightly lower at +14,9%. USD provided the strongest contribution in the first half


Strong revenue growth in North America
€ million


BtoB continue in a sound growth path



Fieldsales and Distributors benefited from BtoB


Statutory Profit & Loss H1 2022
| (€m ) | June 2021 | June 2022 | Delta 2022 vs 2021 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | 276,3 % on sales | 325,22 % on sales | 49,0 | 17,7% | ||
| Cost of raw, ancillary and consumable materials and goods for resale |
(91,0) | (32,9%) | (108,2) | (33,3%) | (17,2) | 18,9% |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | (0,0) | (0,0) | 0,0 | |||
| Service, Rentals and leases | (69,9) | (25,3%) | (90,5) | (27,8%) | (20,6) | 29,5% |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | (0,2) | (0,1) | 0,1 | |||
| Personnel cost | (64,8) | (23,5%) | (72,9) | (22,4%) | (8,1) | 12,5% |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | (0,5) | (0,8) | (0,3) | |||
| Depreciations, amortisations and write-downs | (17,8) | (6,5%) | (18,8) | (5,8%) | (1,0) | 5,4% |
| Provision for risk and charges | (2,4) | (0,9%) | (3,3) | (1,0%) | (0,9) | 39% |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | 0,0 | (0,6) | (0,6) | |||
| Other operations cost | (4,1) | (1,5%) | (3,1) | (0,9%) | 1,0 | (24,4%) |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | (0,1) | (0,0) | 0,1 | |||
| Share of result joint venture and impairment | 11,9 | 0,0 | 0,4 | 0,1% | (11,5) | h.v. |
| of which (cost) not recurrent | 11,1 | 0,0 | (11,1) | |||
| Net operating income | 38,1 | 13,8% | 28,8 | 8,8% | (9,3) | (24,4)% |
| Margin (%) | 13,8% | 8,8% | (4,9%) | |||
| Financial income and (expenses) and from investments | (0,1) | (0,0%) | 2,3 | 0,7% | 2,3 | h.v. |
| Profit (loss) before tax | 38,0 | 13,8% | 31,0 | 9,5% | (7,0) | (18,4)% |
| Taxes | (7,5) | (2,7%) | (7,5) | (2,3%) | 0,0 | 0 % |
| Profit (loss) | 30,5 | 11,0% | 23,5 | 7,2% | (7,0) | (22,8)% |
| Margin (%) | 11,0% | 7,2% | (3,8%) | |||
| Profit (loss) for the year of minority interests | (0,1) | (0,0%) | (0,1) | (0,0%) | 0,1 | (44,5%) |
| Profit (loss) attributable to owners of the parent | 30,4 | 23,5 | (6,9) | (22,7%) | ||
| Adjusted EBITDA | 48,0 | 51,8 | 3,9 | 8,0% | ||
| Margin (%) | 17,4% | 15,9% | (1,4%) | |||
| Profit (loss) adjusted | 20,0 | 25,0 | 5,0 | 24,7% | ||
| Percentage (%) | 7,3% | 7,7% | 0,4% |

Comments
Revenue
▪ Increase in Revenue +17.7% (constant F/X +14.9%) driven by the strong performance of the BtoB
Costs
- The increase in raw material price and inbound logistic costs has been partially offset by better product mix, initial list price adjustments and cost reduction activities
- General activity pick-up and top line growth led to after sales costs increase
- Additional investments in competences via new hires in sales force and new digital skills

Trade Working Capital
€ million

Comments
Inventories: growth driven by inflation components and raw material to avoid supply chain disruption and finished products to allow fast delivery time to our customers
Trade receivables: growth driven by higher sales in the semester and segment mix with more BtoB
Trade Payable: trend driven by the payment of some trade payables due in the first months of 2022

Capex: increasing investments in Digital and IT

Comments
Tangible Capex
- Tools and molds for new products
- Production lines and manufacturing equipment
Intangible Capex
- Digital and content development
- IT activities
- New products development

Net Financial Position
€ million
Net Financial Position



Comments
Cash, cash equivalent and deposit stand at € 154m as of June 2022
Bank debt decreased by € 46m compared to June 2021
Other financial debts:
- Leasing exposure at € 48.8m vs € 32.7m of June 2021
- IFRS 16 impact on financial debt is € 28.9m


Net Financial Position path in H1
€ million

• Impact of converting liquidity in currency +2.5 m€; Financial and others +1.0m€


Balance Sheet as of June 2022 (vs. Dec-21 and June-21)
| € m |
June | 2021 | % LTM on Revenues |
Dec 2021 |
% LTM on Revenues |
June 2022 |
% LTM on Revenues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventories | 102 3 , |
18 2% , |
108 5 , |
17 8% , |
111 1 , |
16 8% , |
|
| Trade receivables |
83 3 , |
14 8% , |
104 2 , |
17 0% , |
114 1 , |
17 3% , |
|
| Trade payables |
(130 4) , |
(23 2%) , |
(159 8) , |
(26 1%) , |
(133 6) , |
(20 2%) , |
|
| Capital Trade Working |
55 2 , |
9 8% , |
53 0 , |
8 7% , |
91 5 , |
13 9% , |
|
| Other assets/(liabilities) current |
(58 6) , |
(10 4%) , |
(65 3) , |
(10 7%) , |
(62 3) , |
(9 4%) , |
|
| Current liabilities tax |
(8 2) , |
(1 5%) , |
(6 0) , |
(1 0%) , |
(11 1) , |
(1 7%) , |
|
| Provisions | (10 3) , |
(1 8%) , |
(11 7) , |
(1 9%) , |
(10 7) , |
(1 6%) , |
|
| Net Working Capital |
(21 9) , |
(3 9%) , |
(30 0) , |
(4 9%) , |
4 7 , |
1 1% , |
|
| Property , plant and equipment |
155 2 , |
27 5% , |
153 6 , |
25 1% , |
157 5 , |
48 4% , |
|
| Intangible assets |
48 5 , |
8 6% , |
50 7 , |
8 3% , |
52 1 , |
16 0% , |
|
| Investments in joint ventures |
3 9 , |
0 7% , |
4 4 , |
0 7% , |
5 2 , |
1 6% , |
|
| Employee benefit obligations |
(3 4) , |
(0 6%) , |
(3 1) , |
(0 5%) , |
(3 1) , |
(0 9%) , |
|
| Other (liabilities) and current asset non |
24 3 , |
4 3% , |
39 1 , |
6 4% , |
40 1 , |
12 3% , |
|
| Net Fixed Capital |
228 5 , |
40 6% , |
244 8 , |
40 0% , |
251 8 , |
38 1% , |
|
| Capital Net Invested |
206 6 , |
36 7% , |
214 8 , |
35 1% , |
259 3 , |
39 3% , |
|
| Shareholders' Equity |
277 0 , |
311 6 , |
306 5 , |
||||
| Net financial position adj for Trade due pay |
> 12m * |
(70 4) , |
(12 5%) , |
(96 8) , |
(15 8%) , |
(47 2) , |
(7 1%) , |
| Source Total of Funding |
206 6 , |
36 7% , |
214 8 , |
35 1% , |
259 3 , |
39 3% , |
|
| NFP (Cash) = - 94.7m€ excluding IFRS16 |
NFP (Cash) = 120 m€ excluding IFRS16 |
- | NFP (Cash) = 75,4m€ excluding IFRS16 |
- |
'*Balance sheet net financial position adj for Trade pay due > 12m excludes all the trade payables that will be due after 12 months from the date of reporting, according to ESMA guidelines of 4 march 2021



