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Presentation for Investors Q3 2013
Smarter IT solutions
A group of companies in the IT industry 500 employees in Iceland, in Denmark and Sweden
Nýherji – domestic Technical services and sales of technical solutions and infrastructure
Dansupport A/S Technical services and sales of IT systems infrastructure
Applicon in Iceland, Denmark and Sweden Nordic consulting company in the field of business software
TM Software Own software production along with consulting and development of web
solutions and specific software solutions
Smarter solutions
Strength in cooperation and
solution development
Helstu niðurstöður F3 2013 Fjárhagur
Results Q3 2013
Highlights – third quarter 2013
• Product and service sales total ISK 2,897 million
– Gross margin of 21.5%
• EBITDA total ISK 71 million in Q3 and ISK 218 million for the
first 9 months 2013
• Adjusted for one-off expenses, Q3 EBITDA was ISK 118
million versus ISK 125 million in 2012
• Net loss in Q3 2013 was ISK 100 million
• Equity is ISK 1,187 million with an equity ratio of 18,4%
• Turnaround in Applicon AB in Sweden which is now profitable
• TM Software performed well with a significant revenue growth
Domestic operations
Nýherji
• Growth in Technical Services
• Increased demand for audio and visual solutions
• Product sales under budget in July and August
• Good sales of Lenovo computers and IBM storage solutions
• Expecting continued growth in tecnhical services and steady product sales
TM Software
• TM Software performed exceptionally well in Q3
• 24% revenue increase YOY
• 60% increase in foreign revenues
• Received two international awards (London and San Francisco)
• New products will be introduced this year and prospects are good
Applicon
• Positive results this year, turnaround from last year
• Growth in software sales and services
• Considerable interest in SAP financial solutions and Vigor business software
• Received an award from SAP in an international innovation contest
• Good sales prospects and performance will continue to improve
Foreign operations
Applicon Denmark
• Applicon A/S posted a loss in the quarter
• Efforts underway to improve results, short and long term
• Focus on streamlining operations between the Applicon companies
• Continued losses are expected in Q4
• Applicon Solutions posted good results
Applicon Sweden
• Positive EBITDA, turnaround from 2012
• Implementation of SAP Core Banking with LH closed
• Great potential in selling banking solutions from SAP and making use of the knowledge already gained
• Profit expected in Q4
Dansupport Denmark
• Good performance in Q3
• Project status is good
• Profits are expected through the end of the year
Helstu niðurstöður F3 2013 Financials
Income Statement Q3 2013
in ISK million Q3 2013 % of
revenues Q3 2012
% of revenues
Sales of goods and services..................... 2.897 100% 3.068 100%
Cost of goods and services sold............... (2.275) (79%) (2.359) (77%)
Gross profit............................................. 622 21% 709 23%
Operational cost....................................... (643) (22%) (652) (21%)
(Loss) Profit before financial income
and expenses.......................................... (21) (1%) 56 2%
Net financial expenses............................. (64) (2%) (48) (2%)
(Net Loss) Profit for the period ............ (100) (3%) 5 0%
EBITDA ................................................... 71 2% 125 4%
Income Statement 1.1-30.9.2013
in ISK million 2013
1.1-30.9
% of
revenues
2012
1.1-30.9
% of
revenues
Sales of goods and services......................... 9.415 100% 10.560 100%
Cost of goods and services sold................... (7.445) (79%) (8.378) (79%)
Gross profit................................................. 1.970 21% 2.181 21%
Operational cost............................................ (2.003) (21%) (2.032) (19%)
Write-down of goodwill.................................. (835) (9%) 0 0%
(Loss) Profit before financial income and
expenses..................................................... (868) (9%) 149 1%
Net financial expenses.................................. (223) (2%) (154) (1%)
(Net Loss) Profit for the period ................. (1.086) (12%) (10) 0%
EBITDA ........................................................ 218 2% 335 3%
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Icelandic operations
Balance sheet 30. September 2013
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In ISK millions 30.09.2013 31.12.2012
Fixed assets .......................... 3.623 4.537
Current access....................... 2.810 3.562
Total assets........................... 6.433 8.099
Equity..................................... 1.187 2.293
Long-term liabilities................ 2.632 2.773
Short-term liabilities................ 2.615 3.034
Total equity and liabilities.... 6.433 8.099
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In ISK millions Q3 2013 Q3 2012
Cash from operations.................. 39 130
Investing activities........................ (225) (228)
Financing activities...................... 112 (63)
Increase/decrease in cash........ (74) (161)
Effects of changes in foreign
exchange rates on cash............... (3) 7
Cash at beginning of year............ 218 316
Cash at end of period................ 141 162
Outlook
Outlook
• Upcoming collective bargaining renegotiation, state budget and vague government promises regarding mortgage relief create uncertainties in the Icelandic economy – will impact business and consumer sentiment for the next several months
• Important to address these uncertainties as soon as possible and create more favorable conditions for businesses
• Many sectors still have a considerable built-up need for investment • The domestic companies in the Nýherji group are expected to improve on their recent
performance
• Efforts underway to formulate a new strategy and redefine principal areas of focus for the group as a whole – Aim is to put a sharper focus on core activites and identify core markets, customers and solutions
which the company will focus on in the next several years
Q&A