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  • One of the leading firearms producers for military and law enforcement, hunting, personal defence and shooting sport markets

    CZG – ČESKÁ ZBROJOVKA GROUP SE

    STRICTLY CONFIDENTIALFebruary 2021

  • Legal Disclaimer

    IMPORTANT - YOU MUST READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE CONTINUING

    • This presentation (the “Presentation”) has been prepared by CZG - Česká zbrojovka Group SE, with its registered office at Opletalova 1284/37, Nové Město, 110 00 Praha 1,Identification Number 291 51 961, registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, Section H, Insert 962 (the “CZG”). By attendingthe meeting where this Presentation is made or byreading or accessing this Presentation you acknowledge and agree to be bound by the following terms andconditions.

    • The Presentation has been prepared with due care, however certain inconsistencies or omissions might have appeared in it. Therefore it is recommended that anyperson who intends to undertake any investment decision regarding any security issued by CZG or any member of its group (the “Group”) shall only rely oninformation released as an official communication by CZG in accordance with the legal and regulatory provisions that are binding for CZG.

    • Past performance should not be taken as an indication or guarantee of future results, and no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made regarding futureperformance. CZG does not guarantee that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements in this Presentation are free from errors, accept anyresponsibility for the future accuracy of the opinions expressed in this Presentation or undertake any obligation to update the statements in this Presentation to reflectsubsequent events. The forward-looking statements in this Presentation are made only as of the date hereof. Neither the delivery of this Presentation nor any furtherdiscussions of CZG with you shall, under any circumstances, create any implication that there has been no change in the affairs of CZG since such date.

    • Forward - looking statements, including statements relating to expectations regarding the future financial results give no guarantee or assurance that such results willbe achieved. Expectations of the management of CZG are based on present knowledge, awareness and/or views of the members of management and are dependenton a number of factors, which may cause that the actual results that will be achieved by the CZG may differ materially from those discussed in this Presentation. Manysuch factors are beyond the present knowledge, awareness and/or control of the CZG, or cannot be predicted by it. None of the Group, CZG or its directors, managers,advisers or representatives of such persons makes any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctness ofthis Presentation, the sufficiency of this Presentation for your purposes or the appropriateness of this Presentation for any purpose other than that for which it wasintended and nothing contained herein is, or shall be relied upon as, a promise or representation, whether as to the past or the future.

    • This Presentation should not be construed as legal, regulatory, tax, accounting, investment or other advice. Nothing contained herein shall constitute anyrepresentation or warranty as to future performance of any security, credit, currency, rate or other market or economic measure. No reliance may be placed for anypurpose whatsoever on this Presentation.

    • This Presentation was prepared for information purposes only and is neither a purchase or sale offer, nor a solicitation of an offer to purchase or sell any securities orfinancial instruments or an invitation to participate in any commercial venture. This Presentation is neither an offer nor an invitation to purchase or subscribe for anysecurities in any jurisdiction and no statements contained herein may serve as a basis for any agreement, commitment or investment decision, or may be relied uponin connection with any agreement, commitment or investment decision.

  • What makes CZG a unique investment opportunity

    PARTNER OF CHOICE TO BOTH INSTITUTIONS & INDIVIDUALS GLOBALLY WITH UNIQUE OFFERING

    INNOVATION AND MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE IN ITS DNA

    WIDE CLIENT BASE AND POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER EXPANSION

    EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM WITH A STRONG COMPLIANCE AND ESG FOCUS

    ONE OF THE LEADING EUROPEAN FIREARM PRODUCERS WITH GLOBALLY RECOGNIZED BRAND

    PLANNED ACQUISITON & STRONG FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

    123456

  • 1CZGUHERSKÝ BRODBRNO

    SPUHRLÖDDEKÖPINGE

    CZ-USAKS

    DAN WESSONNY

    REVENUE DEVELOPMENT

    A Leading firearms producerwith global footprint

    Source: Consolidated Financial Statements of CZG as of 31 December 2019, Unaudited consolidated financial statements for the period ended 30 September 2020; figures are for continuing operations.; figures are for continuing operations, 2017-2018 and 9M2019;In terms of 2019 revenues1 – EBITDA from continued operations “EBITDA“ calculated as Profit for the period from continued operations plus income tax, interest expense and depreciation and amortization less interest income (EBITDA margin calculated as EBITDA divided by Revenues from the sale of own products, goods, and services)

    REVENUE BREAKDOWN 9M 2020

    EBITDA FROM CONTINUED OPERATIONS (”EBITDA”) (1)

    END MARKETS

    Military and Law Enforcement

    Civilian

    PRODUCTION SITES

    ▪ Portfolio of small firearms for all segments of the civilian market (i.e. self-defence, hunting, sports shooting)

    ▪ Recent successful expansion into military/law enforcementmarkets

    ▪ Around 1,647 employees in the Czech Republic, USand Germany

    ▪ A fast growing and profitable business, 2017-2019 Revenue CAGR of 14.4%, average 2017-2019 EBITDA margin 21.6%

    ▪ Over 75% of revenues from customers outside Czech Republic in more than 90 countries around the world in 2019

    CZK m

    CZK m

  • 1

    Source: Company 1 – CZ P-10 S Optic Ready is a 2019 Winner of On Target Editor’s Choice Award, CZ P-10 won Guns&Ammo Pistol of the Year award 20172 – Minority interest in Spuhr I Dalby3 – As of 30 Septermber 2020

    One of the leading and longest standing Europeanfirearms producers

    TODAY

    ONE OF THE LEADING EUROPEAN

    SMALL FIREARMS MANUFACTURERS

    Highly successful and award-winning(1)product lines (CZ75, BREN, Scorpion)

    Guns used by the Czech armed forces, French antiterrorist unit “GIGN”, police in Singapore, Mexico, Poland and Romania

    Two R&D hubs in the Czech Republic (Prague & Uherský Brod), which together

    employed c. 185 FTEs(3)

    The planned construction of the Group’s new production facility in Little Rock,

    Arkansas, United States (the “Little Rock Project”), may be further delayed, not

    completed as currently planned, or at all, or not produce the benefits expected.

    Five production sites (2x Czech Republic, 2x United States and Sweden(2)) with around 1,647 employees in the Czech Republic, US

    and Germany

    AT THE TIME ONE OF

    THE MOST MODERN

    AND EFFICIENT

    FACTORIES

    WORLDWIDE

    FOUNDED IN

    1936

    IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

    GRADUALLY BECAME

    THE MAIN

    CZECHOSLOVAK

    SMALL FIREARMS

    MANUFACTURER

    AFTER IT WAS

    NATIONALISED IN 1949

    1949: #1 NATIONAL

    SMALL FIREARMS

    PRODUCER

    MORE THAN A

    MILLION PIECES SOLD

    TO DATE

    1975: START OF THE

    LEGENDARY CZ75

    PRODUCTION

    FOLLOWING THE

    PRIVATISATION OF

    THE COMPANY IN 1992

    1997: EXPANSION OF

    BUSINESS

    ACTIVITIES INTO THE

    US

    FOLLOWING THE

    CONTRACT FOR

    REARMAMENT OF THE

    CZECH ARMY

    2011: RESTART OF

    SERVICE OFFERING

    FOR THE MILITARY

    MARKET

    1936 1949 1975 1997 2011

    SAVING THE

    COMPANY FROM

    LOOMING

    BANKRUPTCY

    2001: MR RENÉ

    HOLEČEK TAKES

    OVER THE

    COMPANY

    2001

  • 1 The Group‘s structure

    CZG – Česká zbrojovka Group SE(“CZG”)

    Czech Republic

    Česká zbrojovka Partners SE

    Czech Republic

    Česká zbrojovka a.s.

    Czech Republic

    CZ Export Praha, s.r.o.

    Czech Republic

    CZG-Česká zbrojovka Group International

    s.r.o.

    Czech Republic

    CZG VIB s.r.o.

    Czech Republic

    CZ Acquisition II. LLC.

    USA

    EHC-4M, SE

    Czech Republic

    VIBROM spol. s r.o.

    Czech Republic

    24.99%

    4M SYSTEMS a.s.

    Czech Republic

    33%

    100% 100%

    100%

    100%100% 99.32%

    90.76%

    CARDAM s.r.o.

    Czech Republic

    CZ Brasil LTDA

    Brazil

    Latin America Holding, a.s.

    Czech Republic

    CZ – Slovensko s.r.o.

    Slovakia

    ZBROJOVKA BRNO, s.r.o.

    Czech Republic

    100%49% 100% 20%

    CZ-USA Inc.

    USA

    CZ MFG, Inc.

    USA

    EG-CZ Academy

    France

    100% 100% 100%

    Spuhr i Dalby AB

    Sweden

    25%

    Free float

    9.24%

    CZ-USHoldings Inc.

    USA

    100%

    HOLDING COMPANIES NO ASSET COMPANIESOPERATING COMPANIESNotes: 1 – As of January 2021, post-IPO

    100%

  • 1

    Source: Company1 – As of 30 September 20202 – CZG acquired minority stake of 25% in Spuhr I Dalby in May 2020

    Global manufacturing organisation

    ~ 121FTEs(1) ~1,532(1)

    FTEs(1)4M Systems

    Produces, designs, markets and sells ballistic

    equipment and accessories

    DAN WESSON

    CZ-USA

    Zbrojovka Brno

    Produces Brno Rifles

    CZUB

    Produces CZ firearms

    Turkish Partners Huglu and Akkar

    Produce CZ-USA branded shotguns

    ToT Hungary (Arzenál)

    Produces CZ firearms for Hungarian army.

    Company owned by the state of Hungary

    CZ-USA• Produces CZ-USA and P10 Striker pistols

    • Assembles CZ Scorpion EV03 and a

    variety of CZ rimfire rifles

    • Produces Dan Wesson firearms

    • Imports CZ firearms

    • Imports CZ-USA shotguns manufactured

    by Huglu and Akkar

    Spuhr i Dalby(2)

    Designs and manufactures optical mounting

    solutions and weapon upgrades

  • 1 Group structure underpinning the strategy

    DEVELOP

    ▪ Research and development partnership with the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences

    ▪ Strategic investments into companies to develop and produce components and materials

    Minority stake, CZG strategic investment

    PRODUCE AND SELL

    ▪ Manufacturing, R&D, design, tender and other facilities and departments

    ▪ Production facilities in Europe and USA

    ▪ New production facility, distribution centre and the US head office to be built in Little Rock

    ▪ 150 distributors in approximately 100 countries

    BOOST THE OFFER

    ▪ Design, manufacture and sale of tactical gear for military and law enforcement

    ▪ Defence materiel trade

    ▪ Strategic investments into optics to develop first in class products for most demanding clients

    LEVERAGE THE EXPERTISE

    ▪ Shooting academy

    ▪ Marketing tool to increase brand loyalty

    ▪ Financing, training and support for buyers

    Source: Company

    OPERATING SUBSIDIARIES AND STRATEGIC VENTURES BUILD UP

  • 2 A truly Global playerCZG HAS WIDESPREAD CUSTOMER BASE ACROSS ALL REGIONS

    Serving over 90 markets, without being strongly dependent on single market when compared to key competitors

    USA69.9 %

    EUROPEexcl. CZ12.1 %

    CZ4.4 %

    Rest ofthe

    World13.3 %

    Selected Military & Law enforcement references

    Military and law enforcement units Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia,

    Sweden(3), Netherlands(3), Denmark(3), Portugal, Romania, Jordan

    Police and/or border guardsCzech Republic, Slovakia, Poland,

    Germany(3), Romania,Mexico, Singapore,

    Indonesia, Vietnam,Malaysia, Kenya

    Antiterrorist unitsFrance

    Largest markets of listed peers (% of 2019 revenues)

    Smith & Wesson Brands(1)

    USA 95%

    Sturm Ruger (2)

    USA 95%

    Source: Company:Unaudited Consolidated Financial Statements for the Period Ended 30 September 2020; figures are for continuing operations.1 – Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. Report on Fourth Quarter and Full Year Fiscal 2020 Financial Results, for comparison FY 2020 covering 1.5.2019-30.4.2020 is considered as 20192 – Sturm, Ruger & Company 2019 Annual Report and Form 10K3 – Company source

  • 3Well-structured R&D process aiming at successful launches meeting the industry trends

    ▪ Shortening of the product life cycle

    ▪ Personalisation

    ▪ New materials (polymers, metals)

    ▪ Integration of optical targeting systems

    ▪ Integration of electronic systems

    ▪ Higher demand for customization

    ▪ New productive technologies (MIM, additive manufacturing)

    INDUSTRY TRENDS

    Applied Research

    CZG R&D FRAMEWORK

    Product Development

    ➢ Assault rifles developed in cooperation with Czech Army

    ➢ Modifications to introduce state of the art products (GIGN)

    En

    gin

    eering➢ Annual innovation projects

    ➢ Cost saving projects

    ➢ New technologies and materials (polymers and composites)

    TANGIBLE R&D IMPACT

    NEW SURFACE TREATMENTS

    APPLICATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0PRINCIPLES

    HIGHER LEVEL OF DIGITALISATION

    SHORTER INNOVATION CYCLE

    GREATER USE OF ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION

    NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES

  • 4Active across distribution channels customised for target groups

    Source: Company1 – Direct sales are only possible in Czech Republic where CZG holds a permission for direct sales to the public

    MARKETING INITIATIVES

    Monthly newsletter Trade shows / exhibitions

    Group’s web-site and social media

    Major shooting events CZ Shooting team

    Wholesale / Dealers Retail and online

    ▪ 150 distributors in approximately 100 countries

    ▪ Annual review of partners’ performance (review of business strategy every 2 years)

    ▪ Agreements on a commission basis

    ▪ May be authorized to participate and apply for tenders

    ▪ E-shop for trade partners

    ▪ 2 retail stores located in the Czech Republic(1)

    ▪ E-shop for firearms accessories

    ▪ Online configurator available in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland

    SALES THROUGH PREDOMINANTLY TWO MAIN TYPES OF CHANNELS

    2

    1

    CONTINUOUS MARKETING

    DEDICATED SALES DEPARTMENT

    ▪ Germany based sales team covering Western Europe, to support higher penetration in W. Europe

    ▪ Sales team focusing on identification of tender opportunities

    ▪ Preparation of tender documentation

    CIVILIAN TARGET GROUP MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT

    2

    1

    Demonstrations to the armed forces

    Presentations during national and international

    fairs

    Collecting feedback from M&LE

    Dialogue during production process

    Experienced sales representatives Tender support team

  • 4Internal development coupled with strategic external growth to address demand and cater to most sophisticated customers

    Screens acquisition opportunities

    among competitors with strong

    military and law enforcement

    market presence

    Considers acquisitions of selected

    producers of complementary

    products (e.g. optics, opto-

    electronics or ammunition)

    Intends to focus on increasing

    penetration of Military & Law

    Enforcement markets particularly in

    Germany, W. Europe and the USA

    Targets an Enterprise Value ranging

    from EUR 50m-300m, to be

    financed by mix of debt and equity

    Zbrojovka Brno acquired

    Dan Wesson acquired

    2004 2005

    Decision to build a plant in the US

    201920182015

    Acquisition of majority stake in 4M Systems

    Fully integrated in CZG, success of brands revivals

    CZG turned acquired targets profitable, generated return on

    investment

    Expansion into complementary products and

    technology segments

    Fulfilling the one-stop-shop ambition, with expected

    effects on margins

    2018

    ▪ Target companies active in ballistic accessories segment and metal injection moulding

    Acquisition of stake in Vibrom

    ▪ CZG production with state of the art technology

    ▪ Royalties from licensed products

    Transfer of Technology agreement with Hungarian company HM Arzenál

    ▪ Traditional firearms producers ▪ At the time of acquisition poor financial

    and commercial results

    2019

    Cooperationwith RheinmetallGroup for the supply of high caliber ammunition to military clients

    2020

    Acquisition of stake in Spuhr i Dalby AB

    ▪ Swedish manufacturer of optical mounting solutions for weapons

    2021

    Planned Coltacquisition

    Source: Company

  • 5Industry experts with innovative mindset and clear strategy, adhering to compliance and ethical standards

    ALICE POLUCHOVÁVice-Chairman of the Board of Directors / CEO of CZ-USA

    LUBOMÍR KOVAŘÍKChairman of the Board of Directors / President

    JAN DRAHOTAVice-chairman of the Board of Directors, Head of Finance

    JANZAJÍCMember of the Board of Directors

    • President of the Group since 2018• CEO of key subsidiary (CZUB) between 2006 and

    2017• Almost 15 years with CZG

    • Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors and Head of Finance since 2018

    • 15 years of experience in investment banking • With CZG at the shareholder level since 2014

    • CEO of CZ-USA since 2004• 20+ years of experience with US firearms market• With CZG since 1995

    • CEO and chairman of the board of directors of CZUB since 2020 .

    • Previously worked as CFO of CZUB • Management experience from industrial

    companiesin the Czech Republic and abroad

    ANDREJ CHRZANOWSKIMember of the Board of Directors

    • Head of R&D since 2018• 15+ years of experience in R&D• With CZG since 2013

    DAVIDAGUILARMember of the Board of Directors

    JANARŮŽIČKOVÁMember of the Board of Directors

    • Independent, non-executive member of theBoard of Directors

    • 35 years of experience with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Border Patrol

    • With CZG since 2016

    • CZG Corporate Secretary• Over 15 years of experience in managerial

    positions and executive roles• With CZG since 2015

    …complemented by governance committees

    REMUNERATIONCOMMITTEE

    REGULATORY AND ETHICAL MATTERS COMMITTEE

    ACQUISITION COMMITTEEAUDIT COMMITTEE

    TOP MANAGEMENT WITH EXTENSIVE EXPERTISE…

    Source: Company

  • 5Active ESG approach underscores CZG orientation towards highest standards

    Source: Company1 – 2019 turn rate of CZUB; Internal KPI at CZUB set at the maximum turn rate limit of 4.5% for 20192 – https://www.kr-zlinsky.cz/kraj-ocenil-spolecnosti-ktere-se-chovaji-fer-ke-svym-zamestnancum-aktuality-15573.html3 – Support of armed forces, police and emergency services, financial sponsorship for child oncology in Brno and many more

    DOING WELL WHILE DOING GOOD

    ENVIRONMENTAL

    ➢ Business partners are regularly assessed against

    environmental criteria

    ➢ Focus on sustainability among top priorities in

    research and development

    ➢ Higher degree of digitalization having both

    environmental and social benefits

    ➢ Focus on higher share of green energy at CZUB

    ➢ Production automatization and modernization to

    eliminate negative impact on environment

    SOCIAL

    ➢ Employee turn rate around 3.9%(1), below 4.5% limit

    ➢ Fair employer of the Zlín Region 2019(2)

    ➢ Proactive SHE policy including regular assessment

    and remedy plan

    ➢ Focus on health and work security, available services

    in health clinics, regular assessment and training on

    work related security – 2019 saw lowest number of

    accidents in last seven years

    ➢ Leadership programme, coaching to facilitate

    development of employees

    ➢ Antidiscrimination, employment of disabled

    ➢ Donation of face masks to the city of Uherský Brod

    during covid-19 pandemic in 1H2020

    ➢ Over 60 charities supported in 2019(3)

    GOVERNANCE

    ➢ Compliance officer position overseeing adherence to

    Ethical code

    ➢ Set of internal documents and rules governing

    behavior and actions of all employees

    ➢ Cybersecurity among top priorities, following set of

    best practices

    ➢ Dedicated committees to govern multiple aspects

    and their orientation towards CZG goals

    ➢ Major shareholders’ long term commitment and

    strategy alignment

  • 5• Source: Company

    Description of regulatory environment

    CZG IS SUBJECT TO VARIOUS CZECH, EU AND U.S. LAWS AND REGULATIONS…that are uncompromisingly followed and complemented by adherence to ethics code and safety policies

    European Union

    United States

    Manufacturing and trade firearms Handling of firearms

    Export of non-military firearms

    Export of military firearms

    1 Firearms Directive

    2 Trade Licensing Act

    3Firearms Authentication Act

    1 Czech Weapons Act

    2 Security Requirement Regulation

    3 Implementation Decree

    1 Act on Control Trade

    2 Control of Trade Regulation

    3 EU Export Regulation

    1 Act on Trade in Military Materiel

    2 Regulation on Trade in Military Materiel

    Gun Control Act of 1968

    National Firearms Act of

    1934

    Arms Export Control Act of

    1976

    International Traffic in Arms

    Regulations

    THE U.S. MANUFACTURE, SALE AND PURCHASE OF FIREARMS ARE SUBJECT TO EXTENSIVE FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATION

    Legislation of Czech Republic

    Export Administration

    Regulations

  • 5Commercial conduct governed and limited by strict controls and license requirements

    EXPORT LICENSE

    LICENSE TO TRADE DEFENCE MATERIEL(1)

    ✓ Compliant in material aspects with relevant regulatory framework and oversight

    ✓ Required systems in place

    ✓Competencies secured

    ✓Compliant in material aspects with security policy

    ✓ Statutory conditions for the maintenance of the registration

    Firearm or any defense equipment cannot be sold without:

    1

    END USER CERTIFICATE FROM CLIENT ORDERING THE PRODUCT

    2

    ✓Guarantee that product will not be resold

    3

    In case of firearms for military and law enforcement customers

    ✓Evaluate compliance with

    security policies

    ADHERENCE TO SAFETY POLICY OF EUROPEAN UNION AND CZECH REPUBLIC AND ETHICS CODE

  • 5

    Source: Company 1 – http://www.natoaktual.cz/armada-nakoupi-dalsi-utocne-pusky-bren-dy0-/na_zpravy.aspx?c=A131203_113412_na_zpravy_m00 and http://www.army.cz/en/ministry-of-defence/newsroom/news/new-weapon-for-czech-soldiers:-cz-805-bren-a1-a2-51569/2 – https://www.e15.cz/domaci/ceska-zbrojovka-doda-armade-zbrane-za-pul-miliardy-12579823 – https://www.idnes.cz/zpravy/domaci/ministerstvo-obrany-obchod-zbrane-smlouva-ceska-zbrojovka-pusky-pistole-granatomety.A200421_121648_domaci_pmk; translated to EUR using CZK/EUR translation rate of 25.672 (2019 average)

    Key partner to the CZECH ARMY

    CZECH ARMY

    CZECH ARMY – FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT(3)

    ◼ Small arms to be supplied between 2020 and 2025

    ◼ Over 21,000 units of CZ P-10 pistols

    ◼ Over 16,000 units of CZ BREN 2 rifles

    ◼ Total contract value of overEUR 90m

    2020-20252016

    CZECH ARMY – FIREARMS(2)

    ◼ 2,600 units of CZ 805 BREN rifles including accessories

    ◼ 5,500 units of CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom pistols

    ◼ Total contract value ofapprox. EUR 19m

    CZG supplied products

    ◼ CZ BREN 2

    ◼ CZ BREN A1/A2

    ◼ CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1

    ◼ CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom

    ◼ CZ P-10 C

    ◼ Ammunition for JAS 39 GRIPEN

    2009-2010

    CZECH ARMY – BREN(1)

    ◼ Approx. 8,000 units of CZ 805 BREN rifles

    ◼ Approx. 600 units of CZ SCORPION EVO

    ◼ Approx. 5,600 units of CZ 75 PHANTOM

    ◼ Total contract value ofapprox. EUR 47m

  • 6 Overview of Colt Holding Company LLC

    191 200255

    24 20 50

    12.3% 10.1%19.7%

    -0.7

    -0.5

    -0.3

    -0.1

    0.1

    0.3

    0

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    2018 2019 2020

    Revenue and EBITDA

    Revenue EBITDA EBITDA margin

    16%

    31%53%

    Revenue by segment 2020E

    Colt Canada - M&LE market US - civilian market

    US - M&LE market

    • Colt Group manufactures firearms, and small arms weapon system for civilian, military and law enforcement customers

    • Company's end customers encompass every major segment of the global firearms market

    • US, Canada and international armed forces• US, Canada and international law

    enforcement agencies • Consumer hunting, sporting, collector

    communities

    • The Company operates its manufacturing facilities in

    • West Hartford, Connecticut • Kitchener, Ontario

    Financial overviewGeneral overview

    Source: Colt Holding Company LLCNotes: 1 – Preliminary figures

    1

    *In USDm / %

  • 6 Combined group at a glance

    56 4370

    2261.3x

    0.8x

    1.2x

    2.0x

    0.0x

    0.5x

    1.0x

    1.5x

    2.0x

    - 50

    100 150

    200 250 300

    2017 2018 2019 2020Epost transaction

    Net debt

    Net leverage ratio

    CZG Net Debt 3 and Net leverage ratio

    USDm

    286 255

    542

    2020E CZGGuidance

    2020E Colt 2020E Total

    Revenue1

    USDm

    EBITDA from continued operations1

    USDm

    6150

    112

    2020E CZGGuidance

    2020E Colt 2020E Total

    +89%

    CZG maturity profile of combined debt

    USDm

    0

    102

    0 0 0 0

    182

    2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027

    Expected Net leverage ratio below 2.5x

    +83%

    Notes: FX rate used USDCZK 22.001 – Based on 2020E consolidated financial result of Colt Holding Company LLC and CZG mid-point guidance2 – Unadjusted for synergies 3 – Considering current CZUB bonds and new 2021 CZG bonds

    2

  • 6 Transaction rationale fully in line with CZG strategy

    CZG goal to become the industry leader with a target of EUR 1 BN of revenues by end of 2025

    CZG has an immediate need to expand its production presence in the United States, CZG needs a strong „second production leg“ next to its base in Uherský Brod, Czech Republic

    Acquisition of COLT to bring significant operational, commercial and R&D synergies for the newlycreated Group

    CZG ambition to strengthen its position in the M&LE segment globally, in North America, including US Federal Government

    1

    2

    3

    4

  • Definitions

    []b billion [units]

    []k thousand [units]

    []m million [units]

    AEDC Arkansas Economic Development Commission

    APAC Asia Pacific

    Capex Capital expenditures

    CARDAM CARDAM s.r.o.

    CDPS Cash dividend per share

    COGS Cost of goods sold

    CZG, Company, Group CZG - Česká zbrojovka Group SE

    CZK Czech koruna

    CZUB Česká zbrojovka a.s.

    CZ-USA CZ-USA Inc.

    Dividend payout Dividends paid in period divided by net income of preceding financial year

    EBIT Earnings before interest and tax (calculated as EBITDA from continuedoperations less depreciation and amortization)

    EBIT margin EBIT divided by Revenues from the sale of own products, goods, and services

    EBITDA EBITDA from continued operations; calculated as profit for the period from continued operations plus income tax, interest expense and depreciation and amortization less interest income

    EBITDA margin EBITDA from continued operations divided by Revenues from the sale of own products, goods, and services

    EBT Profit before tax

    EDA European Defence Agency

    EPS Earnings per share

    EUR Euro

    Financial debt Long-term and short-term bank loans and borrowings and finance lease payables

    FTE Full-time equivalent (number of employees)

    GIGN National Gendarmerie Intervention Group, an elite French police tactical unit

    IPSC International Practical Shooting Confederation

    M&LE Military and law enforcement

    MIM Metal injection molding

    Net debt Financial debt less cash

    Net Income Profit for the period from continuing operations

    Net Income margin Net Income divided by Revenues the sale of own products, goods, and services

    OCF Net cash flow from operating activities

    R&D Research and development

    ROE Return on Equity, calculated as Net Profit of given financial year divided by average from Equity attributable to the shareholders at the beginning and at the end of given period

    RoW Rest of the world

    SHE Safety, Health and Environmental

    Underlying EBITDA from continued operations

    EBITDA from continued operations less other financial income plus other financial expenses

    Underlying EBITDA margin Underlying EBITDA from continued operations divided by Revenues from the sale of own products, goods, and services

    USD United States dollar