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  • Full Year F15 Results May 27, 2015

  • József Váradi

    Chief Executive Officer

    INTRODUCTION

    2

  • BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS FOR F15

    Record profitability and margin expansion in F15

    18% passenger growth to 16.5m passengers

    Excellent operational performance

    Increasing our cost advantage

    Building on our strong market leadership in CEE

    Continued focus on customer experience

    IPO raising 150m

    3

  • UPDATE SINCE THE IPO

    Fleet increased to 59 aircraft

    Continued network growth and diversification

    Further rationalization in Ukraine

    Fresh new brand for the next decade

    Introduction of fully allocated seating

    Launched pilot academies

    4

  • FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

    Mike Powell

    Chief Financial Officer

    5

  • FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

    6

    2015 2014 Change

    Revenue ( m) 1,227 1,012 + 21%

    Net profit for the year ( m), (IFRS) 183 88 + 109%

    Underlying net profit after tax* ( m) 146 87 + 67%

    CASK* ( cents) 3.61 3.72 - 3.0%

    RASK ( cents) 4.19 4.15 + 1.1%

    Ancillary revenue per pax ( ) 26.3 25.4 + 3.7%

    Load Factor (%) 86.7 85.7 + 1 ppt

    Free cash ( m) 449 186 + 263m

    Shareholders funds ( m) 460 160 + 300m

    Source: Company Information * Excluding exceptional items

  • 7

    RASK ( cent) RPKs ( bn ) Load Factor

    EBITDAR ( m) & Margin* Net Income ( m) & Margin*

    Source: Company information. * Excluding exceptional items

    ASKs (bn)

    CASK ( cent)* Revenues ( m)

    +21% +41% (3.0%)

    RECORD PROFIT AND MARGIN EXPANSION

    +67%

    3.72 3.61

    87

    146

    241

    341 1,227

    1,012

    27.8%

    23.9%

    11.9%

    8.6%

    +21% +20% +1 ppt +1.1%

  • STRONG REVENUE GROWTH

    Revenue Development

    Revenue Bridge

    Innovative revenue generation driven by:

    F15 passenger volumes +18%

    Ticket revenue per pax 48.2 (+1.8%)

    Ancillary revenue per pax 26.3 (+3.7%)

    Total revenue per pax 74.5 (+2.5%)

    Average stage length +2.6%

    m

    8

    340

    424 552

    577 659

    794

    119

    165

    214

    274

    353

    433

    459

    589

    766

    851

    1,012

    2 5 .9% 2 8 .1% 2 7 .9%

    3 2 .2%

    3 4 .9% 3 5 .3%

    F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15

    Ticket Ancillary Ancillary as % of Revenue

    1,227

    m

    Source: Company Information

  • CEE

    12.3%

    11.5%

    7.7%

    3.8%

    3.0%

    2.3%

    1.5%

    1.3%

    1.1%

    1.0%

    0.8%

    2.7%

    49%

    Western Europe

    16.3%

    9.6%

    5.3%

    4.7%

    3.8%

    3.4%

    2.8%

    1.7%

    1.7%

    1.8%

    51%

    DIVERSE REVENUE MIX

    Revenue Split by Point of Sale F15

    Source: Company Information. Note: Other includes Finland, Switzerland, Cyprus, Portugal and Greece for Western Europe and Slovenia, Bosnia & Hertz. Georg ia, Azerbaijan, Russian Federation, Turkey, Moldova, Egypt and Croatia for CEE.

    Other (1)

    Other (1)

    UK

    Italy

    Spain

    Germany

    Sweden

    Netherl.

    France

    Belgium

    Poland

    Romania

    Hungary

    Ukraine

    Bulgaria

    Lithuania

    Czech R.

    Serbia

    Latvia

    Norway

    9

    Macedonia

    Israel

  • Revenue Breakdown per Passenger ( )

    +16 %

    +81 %

    +33 %

    F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15

    Ticket 41.5 43.0 49.1 46.8 47.3 48.2

    Ancillary 14.5 16.8 19.0 22.2 25.4 26.3

    Total 56.0 59.8 68.1 69.1 72.7 74.5

    Load Factor and Volume Growth

    ANCILLARY REVENUE GROWTH

    10

    19

    Source: Company Information

  • DISCIPLINED COST MANAGEMENT

    CASK Bridge

    Cost per ASK ( cent)

    CASK reduction driven by:

    Total CASK -3.0%

    Fuel CASK -8.4%

    CASK ex - fuel +0.5%

    Fuel initiatives to support CASK reduction

    Active airport mix management

    Other cost categories broadly flat in unit terms

    11

    2.30 2.32

    2.25 2.29 2.25 2.26

    0.95 1.191.49

    1.581.48 1.36

    3.25

    3.51

    3.743.88

    3.723.61

    F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15

    CASK ex-fuel Fuel

    cent

    CASK F14

    CASK F15

    Fuel Non -consumption

    Fuel consumption

    Airport, en -route costs

    Ownership costs

    Source: Company Information * Excluding exceptional items

    CASK* and CASK* ex - fuel Development

  • CASK KEY DRIVERS

    12

    2015 2014 %

    change

    Staff costs 0.28 0.28 (0.2%)

    Fuel costs 1.36 1.48 (8.4%)

    Distribution and marketing 0.06 0.07 (8.4%)

    Maintenance, materials and repairs 0.21 0.20 6.6%

    Aircraft rentals 0.47 0.46 1.6%

    Airport, handling and en - route charges 1.02 1.03 (0.9%)

    Depreciation and amortisation 0.12 0.10 11.1%

    Other expenses 0.10 0.11 (4.8%)

    3.61 3.72 (3.0%)

    cent cent

    Source: Company Information

    Excluding exceptional items

  • EBITDAR MARGIN OF 27.8%

    EBITDAR* Growth

    EBITDAR* Bridge

    Strong EBITDAR improvement:

    Volume growth

    Rising unit revenues (RASK +1.1%)

    Lower unit costs ( -3.0% total, +0.5% ex- fuel CASK)

    m

    13

    105

    146

    158

    241

    341

    F11 F12 F13 F14 F15

    241

    341

    36 (14)

    (47) (18)

    215

    EBITDARF14

    (Inc.)in FuelCosts

    (Inc.) inMaint.Costs

    (Inc.) inAirport &En-Route

    Costs

    (Inc.) inOtherCosts

    Increasein Revenue

    EBITDARF15

    (36)

    m

    28% 18% 24% 19% 19% Margin

    Source: Company Information * Excluding exceptional items

  • STRONG CASH FLOW

    14

    mill

    ion

    s

    Source: Company Information

    186 186

    353 375

    326 326

    461 450 449

    167

    34 12

    50

    149

    14 11

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

    450

    500

    Opening FreeCash

    OperatingProfit

    Depreciation/

    Amortisation

    Net WorkingCapital

    CAPEX Net IPOProceeds

    Financialexpenses,incl. taxes

    Others Closing FreeCash

    ( )

    ( )

    ( )

  • SUMMARY BALANCE SHEET

    Source: Company Information, 1.Current & Non -Current.

    15

    million

    2015 2014

    Property, plant and equipment 247 222

    Restricted cash 1 74 42

    Derivative financial instruments 1 61 0

    Trade and other receivables 1 168 116

    Cash and cash equivalents 449 186

    Other assets 1 23 19

    Total assets 1,021 585

    Equity 460 160

    Trade and other payables 124 121

    Borrowings 1 4 20

    Convertible debt 1 27 43

    Deferred income 1 263 206

    Derivative financial instruments 1 82 4

    Provisions 1 52 28

    Other liabilities 1 8 4

    Total equity and liabilities 1,021 585

  • LIQUIDITY AND LEVERAGE

    Leverage*

    17% 16%

    18% 14% 11%

    Cash as % of LTM Revenue

    Cash and Cash Equivalents ( m)

    18%

    12%

    36%

    13%

    16

    Company information. *Leverage is defined as net debt adjusted to include capitalised operating lease obligations divided by earnings before interest tax depreciation, amortisation and aircraft rentals

  • $821 $801

    $676 $672

    HEDGE PROGRAMME

    US Dollar

    69% 61% Hedge Coverage

    Average capped rate Average floor rate

    Sensitivities (before hedges) :

    A $10 (per metric ton) movement price of jet fuel impacts F16 fuel bill by $6.3 million. A one cent movement in the Euro/US Dollar FX rate impacts F16 operating costs by 5.4 million.

    17

    Jet Fuel

    Notes: 1. Fuel hedged capped rates excludes into plan premium and based on CIF NWE Jet fuel prices. 2. Average floor rates on ly apply to the proportion of fuel hedged with zero cost collars.

    $1.30 $1.26

    $1.16 $1.11

    18% 51%

    Zero cost collar instruments Fuel Caps

  • Q4 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

    18

    ( Q4 2015 Q4 2014 Change

    Passenger ticket revenue 139,373 124,003 + 12%

    Ancillary revenue 96,011 73,861 + 30%

    Total revenue 235,384 197,864 + 19%

    Fuel costs 83,214 82,003 + 1%

    Other expenses 157,864 130,969 +21%

    Total operating expenses 244,078 212,972 + 15 %

    Operating Profit / (Loss) (5,694) (15,108)

    Reported net profit 5,294 (20,784)

    Underlying net profit (10,829) (23,466)

    Source: Company Information

  • 19

    IMPROVED WINTER PERFORMANCE

    Disciplined capacity management

    Benign competitive environment going into winter 2014/15

    Modest positive Easter effect

    Relatively mild winter 2014/15

    Maturing winter ski/sun routes

    H2 capacity growth 18%

    F11 F12 F13 F14 F15

    Drivers H2 Operating profit* development

    Source: Company Information * excluding exceptionsl items

  • OUTLOOK

    2016 Financial Year Other Comments

    Capacity growth (ASKs) 17 % H1: 18 %, H2: 16%.

    Average stage length Unchanged

    Load Factor Modest improvement

    Fuel CASK -1.5% Assumes spot price of $625/MT

    Ex-fuel CASK 1.0% Assumes $/1.10

    Total CASK Unchanged

    Revenue per ASK Down low single digit Pass through of lower fuel prices

    Tax rate 6 %

    Net profit 165-175million Excluding unusual or exceptional items

    20

  • BUSINESS REVIEW

    József Váradi

    Chief Executive Officer

    21

  • CEE A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR GROWTH

    22

    kUTASI

    Large Addressable Market

    Weak Legacy Carriers

    GDP Growth Deregulation

    Growing Propensity to Air

    Travel

    Growing LCC Market

    Share

  • COMPELLING GROWTH PROSPECTS

    Higher LCC Penetration

    Growing Propensity for Air Travel

    +

    2 0 %

    3 5 %

    0%

    10%

    20%

    30%

    40%

    CEE Western Europe

    LCC Penetration

    0.4

    1.6

    0.0

    0.5

    1.0

    1.5

    CEE Western Europe

    Total Seats / Population

    Note: Western Europe defined as EU -15 plus Cyprus, Iceland, Malta, Norway and Switzerland. 1. Source: Innovata (departing seat capacity per country, April 2013 to March 2014 inclusive) and IMF (population data as of January 2015), Capstats. 2. Source: Innovata (departing seat per country, April 2013 to March

    Kazakhstan, Lebanon and Tunisia based on the total population in those countries.

    23

  • STRONG ANTICIPATED ECONOMIC GROWTH

    Source: IMF as of January 2015, EIU, Capstats. Note: CEE includes Poland, Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Serbia, Macedonia, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia , Estonia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Russia, Moldova, Albania, Belarus, Montenegro and does not include Kosovo due to lack of data. 1. Middle Class defined as population with annual net income of more than US$ 25,000 as per EIU d ata , for CEE data only available for Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Russia and Slovakia.

    GDP Growth Middle Class Proportion (1)

    GDP per Capita GDP per Capita Growth

    CAGR 2014 -2017 2014, as % of Population

    2014, in US$ CAGR 2014 -2017

    24

    (2017E)

    7,536

    (2017E)

  • MARKET POSITION

    LCC Market Number 1 Number 2 Number 3

    Carrier Carrier Carrier

    CEE

    Ryanair

    Easyjet

    Poland Ryanair Norwegian

    Romania Blue Air Ryanair

    Hungary Ryanair Easyjet

    Czech Republic Easyjet Wizz Air Ryanair

    Lithuania Ryanair Wizz Air Norwegian

    Bulgaria Wizz Air Easyjet Norwegian

    Latvia Ryanair Wizz Air Norwegian

    Ukraine Wizz Air Pegasus FlyDubai

    Slovakia Ryanair Wizz Air Norwegian

    Serbia Wizz Air Easyjet Pegasus

    Macedonia Wizz Air Pegasus FlyDubai

    Bosnia & Herzegovina Wizz Air Pegasus Germanwings

    25

    Source: Company Information. Innovata, April 2014 to March 2015.

  • DE-RISKED GROWTH PROFILE

    New Airports

    Increasing Frequencies

    New Destination Countries

    Joining Existing Airports

    26

    67.1 %

    F15 Capacity

    27.2 %

    5.6 %

    0.1 %

    Source: Company Information

  • SUMMER 2015 VS. SUMMER 2014

    Bulgaria

    Poland

    Romania

    Hungary

    Ukraine

    Lithuania

    Serbia

    Czech

    Slovakia

    Latvia

    Bosnia -Herz.

    3 New Bases Slovakia

    Bosnia & Herzegovina

    Poland

    16 New Destinations

    UK

    Netherlands

    Romania

    Germany

    Norway

    Serbia

    Denmark

    Portugal

    Egypt

    Slovakia

    Macedonia

    Iceland

    Macedonia

    + 3

    + 2

    + 2

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    + 1

    Base Country (# of Aircraft) 15 14

    Poland 19 15

    Romania 15 14

    Hungary 8 7

    Bulgaria 5 4

    Lithuania 4 3

    Macedonia 3 2

    Latvia 2 1

    Ukraine 1 2

    Serbia 1 1

    Czech Republic 1 1

    Bosnia 1 -

    Slovakia 1 -

    Maintenance/Spare Other

    2 4

    Total 63 54

    New aircraft added

    27

    Source: Company Information

  • F15 F16 F17 F18

    Average Seat Count 180 183 190 194

    Share with Winglets 36% 48% 55% 60%

    FLEET ORDER SUPPORTING GROWTH

    28

    55

    88

    78

    67

    Source: Company Information

  • DELIVERING COST LEADERSHIP

    Source: Company information,

    29

    CASK ( cent)

    Fleet development Economies of scale

    Improved financial standing

    Fuel costs

    Airport, handling, en- route

    Depreciation & amortisation

    Staff costs

    Aircraft rentals

    Maintenance, materials & repairs

    Others operating costs

    3.72 3.61

    Opportunities

    Distribution & marketing

    Challenges

    Inflationary pressures Infrastructure costs US dollar strength

  • MAXIMISING REVENUE THROUGH

    ANCILLARY INCOME

    Lowest Possible Ticket Prices

    Maximise Appeal to Drive Growth Influence Customer Behaviour Reduce Seasonality Increase Share of Wallet Leverage Brand

    +

    Large cabin baggage fees

    30

  • New and exciting destinations

    Fully allocated seating

    Plus Fare

    Mobile enhancements

    31 31

    Recent changes Coming in F16

    EVEN BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

    Website upgrades

    Launch mobile site

    Lowest Fare Finder function

    Wizz Tours package holidays available in more countries throughout 2015

    New deliveries of A320 and A321 in new livery

    New interior in A321 from November

    New uniforms with refreshed brand colors

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