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Zaptec AS Interim / Quarterly Report 2020

Nov 13, 2020

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Interim / Quarterly Report

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ZAPTEC AS

Q3 2020 Financial Report

Highlights and Key Numbers 3
Financial Summary 4
Market & Operational Summary 5
Forward Looking Statements 7
Business Snapshots 8
Financial Statements 11

Highlights Q3-2020: Strong sales growth, market recovery and new technology development on schedule

Turnover growth continues despite negative effects from Covid19

Gross margin temporary lower

Operating cost as a share of revenues has been reduced

EBITDA on par with Q3-2019

Strong cash generation

New sales of electric vehicles in Europe recovering

Technology development with new product launch in Q1-21 is on schedule

Key numbers

MNOK / % Q3 -
2020
Q3 -
2019
As of Sept. 2020 AS of Sept. 2019
Revenues 48,6 38,7 140,7 110,1
Export share 27% 10% 23% 9%
Gross Margin 34 % 44 % 37 % 45 %
Operating cost 11,7 11,0 34,8 30,8
EBITDA 5,5 1) 5,6 18,7 1) 18,4
EBITDA Margin (%) 11,3% 14,4% 13,3% 16,7%
Available Cash 15 12
Liquidity Reserve 2) 45 37

Financial Summary

Revenue As of September, revenues increased by MNOK 30.7 from 2019 to MNOK 140.7. Revenues in Q3 increased by MNOK 9.9 from 2019 to MNOK 48.6. Growth was particularly strong in September.

The export share was 23% as of September, which is a considerable increase compared to the same period last year when it was 9%.

Our ZAPTEC Pro product line for Multi Family Homes is by far the biggest contributor to revenues, but also ZAPTEC Home for Single Family Homes had a steep increase in demand.

Gross margin As of September, the gross margin was 37%, while it was 33.9% in Q3.

This is a temporary reduction due to higher demand than expected of ZAPTEC Home which for 2020 has a relatively low gross margin. This product will be replaced by a new offering for Single Family Homes with lower production cost in Q1 2021.

EBITDA1) EBITDA in Q3-20 was MNOK 5,5 compared to MNOK 5,6 in Q3-19. EBITDA pr September was MNOK 18,7 compared to MNOK 18,4 per September last year.

Cash Cash generation of 17,9 MNOK in Q320. Total cash and available overdraft facility per September 2020 was MNOK 45.

The ratio between receivables and debt is positive with regard to credit time in the product sale cycle, hence the company build a positive cash balance while growing organically.

Market and Operational Summary

Electric vehicle markets The number of newly registered electric cars in our main markets recovered in the third quarter after a significant reduction in the second quarter as a result of Covid19. September and October sales of new electric vehicles in both our main markets and in Europe in general was significantly up with record numbers.

The outlook for growth in sales of electric vehicles is promising as battery prices keeps falling, regulatory environment supports electrification and new car models are introduced in the market

Charging markets In the start of Q3-20 market demand for new charging systems was slow due to postponed projects, especially in Norway, as a result of Covid 19. All markets improved gradually throughout August, and September sales was particularly strong.

We entered the Danish market during Q3 and signed new contracts with Spirii and GodEnergi, with a good start on our sales in Denmark.

In Lisbon, Portugal, we installed one of the largest charging systems in Europe preparing 1048 parking bays with ZAPTEC infrastructure, together with our partner ChaZeMo.

Sales in Switzerland and Sweden shows a strong growth from returning and new customers, and the network of partners grows steadily.

During the quarter we delivered 624 new ZAPTEC Pro installations, representing a growth of 27% compared to the same quarter in 2019. Installations

Market and Operational Summary continued

infections.

Subscription
for
payment
services
New
automatic
payment
contracts
increased
in
Q3
with
105
new
contracts.
Charge365
has
840
contracts
in
total
with
Multi
Family
Homes
and
other
B2B
customers
for
delivering
automated
payment
services,
which
represent
17%
of
all
ZAPTEC
Pro
installations.
Production Our
production
partner
Westcontrol
has
produced
and
delivered
chargers
in
line
with
our
revenue
growth
so
far
in
2020.
Despite
challenges
for
the
transportation
sector
as
a
result
of
the
Covid19
pandemic,
delivery
times
has
remained
low.
Westcontrol
has
established
a
new
warehouse
for
ZAPTEC
in
Q3
for
increasing
volumes
and
is
in
the
process
of
expanding
its
production
facilities
to
handle
significant
growth
going
forward
with
ZAPTEC.
Technology
development
Two
major
development
projects
taking
most
of
our
focus

release
expected
Q1
2021

addressing
Single
Family
Homes
and
production
cost
base.
Continued
rollout
internationally
of
our
integrated
4G
solutions
allowing
for
easier
networking
and
scalability.
The
Cloud
platform
continously
receive
updates,
most
notably
addressing
energy
reporting
requirements
in
European
markets.
The
Payment
solution
Charge
365
beeing
prepared
for
international
markets.
Organisation At
the
end
of
Q3
ZAPTEC
had
32
employees,
of
which
2
in
Stockholm,
3
in
Oslo
and
the
remaining
at
the
company
head
office
in
Stavanger.
The

company employees have a low sick leave and we have avoided Covid19

Forward Looking Statements

Our guiding for revenue growth is 25-30% in 2020.

Our guiding for annual revenue growth is 35-50% for the next 3 years.

Our guiding for EBITDA margin is 20% in 2023.

Product development at ZAPTEC headquarter in Stavanger, Norway

ZAPTEC Pro assembly line at Westcontrol factory in Tau, Norway

Installation of ZAPTEC charger backplate with certified partner

ZAPTEC Pro charger with Charge365 payment solution

ZAPTEC Pro installed by our partner Spirii in Bornholm, Denmark.

ZAPTEC Pro charging system in use by Hillerød municipality in Denmark.

30.09.2020 30.09.2019
Operating revenues and operating costs
Sales revenue 140 753 110 100
Total operating income 140 753 110 100
Cost of goods 88 621 60 900
Labor cost 22 588 16 800
Depreciation of fixed assets and intangible assets 3 500 2 250
Other operating expense 12 262 14 000
Total operating costs 126 971 93 950
Operating profit 13 782 16 150
Financial income and financial costs
Other interest income 61 27
Another financial income 286 32
Other interest expenses 765 355
Other financial cost 272 104
Result of financial items -670 -400
Ordinary profit before tax expense 13 092 15 750
Taxes on ordinary result 3 814 0
Ordinary result 9 278 15 750
Extraordinary income and expenses
Annual result 9 278 15 750
The majority's share 9 278 15 750
Transfers
Provision for other equity 9 278 15 750
Sum disposed 9 278 15 750

Balance Sheet – Assets (All figures in NOK 1000)

30.09.2020 30.09.2019
Fixed assets
Intangible assets
Research and development 39 437 24 791
Licenses, patents and the like 2 507 3 130
Deferred tax benefit 6 513 0
Total intangible assets 48 457 27 921
Fixed assets
Operating equipment, fixtures and fittings, etc. equipment 1 839 1 608
Total fixed assets 1 839 1 608
Financial fixed assets
Other long-term receivables 2 312
Total financial fixed assets 2 312
Total fixed assets 50 298 29 841
Current assets
Stock of goods and other inventory 15 113 13 233
Claims
Accounts receivable
Other current receivables 25 166
9 791
17 785
609
Total receivables 34 957 18 394
Bank deposits, cash. 14 971 12 189
Total current assets 65 041 43 816
Total assets 115 339 73 657
Balance Sheet –
Equity and Debt
(All figures in NOK 1000)
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30.09.2020 30.09.2019
Paid-in capital
Share capital 334 306
Own shares -6 -5
Other equity 34 070 43 512
Total paid-in equity 34 398 43 812
Earned equity
Other equity 32 842 -2 417
Total retained earnings 32 842 -2 417
Total equity 67 240 41 395
Other long-term debt
Debt to credit institutions 8 625 1 625
Other long-term debt 0 2 500
Total other long-term debt 8 625 4 125
Short - term debt
Accounts payable 32 144 24 529
Due public fees 3 270 2 164
Other short-term debt 4 060 1 443
Total short-term debt 39 474 28 137
Total debt 48 099 32 262
Total equity and debt 115 339 73 657