INTERIM REPORT 30 JUNE

Q2 INTERIM REPORT 30 JUNE

KEY FIGURES 2 Group key figures Q2 AT A GLANCE in million Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Changes Sales revenues 189.3 140.0 35.2% Gross profit 63.1 45.8 37.8% EBITDA adjusted 11.4* 7.8 46.2% EBITDA margin adjusted 6.0%* 5.6% 0.4% EBITA adjusted 8.2* 5.8 41.4% Earnings per share adjusted (basic) 0.36 ** 0.34 ** 5.9% FIRST HALF in million Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Changes Sales revenues 374.7 275.1 36.2% Gross profit 123.9 89.6 38.3% EBITDA adjusted 22.0* 14.8 48.6% EBITDA margin adjusted 5.9%* 5.4% 0.5% EBITA adjusted 15.9* 10.9 45.0% Earnings per share adjusted (basic) 0.71 ** 0.63 ** 12.7% average number of shares (in 1.000) (basic) 14,616 11,430 28.9% Employees as at June 30 2,715 2,156 25.9% in million Jun. 30, Dec. 31, Changes Balance sheet 360.7 321.5 12.2% Equity 179.6 162.9 10.3% Equity ratio 49.8% 50.7% -0.9% * Adjusted for one-off effects of 100k in Q2/ of 600k in H1/, which were external costs related to acquisitions, not to be capitalized pursuant to IFRS. ** Adjusted for one-off effects mentioned above and amortization on intangible assets for purchase price allocation (PPA). Revenue CANCOM Group Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, and Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, (in million) EBITDA adjusted CANCOM Group Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, and Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, (in million) 275.1 374.7 14.8 22.0 EBITA adjusted CANCOM Group Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, and Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, (in million) Earnings per share adjusted CANCOM Group Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, and Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, (in ) 10.9 15.9 0.63 0.71 Note: This overview of key figures is not part of the interim report. Adjusted EBITDA, adjusted EBITA and adjusted earnings per share are not defined in IFRS. CANCOM considers adjusted key figures to be more suitable indicators of operating performance. It is intended to give readers a clearer picture of the results of operations and ensures greater comparability of data over time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Table of contents 2 Key figures 3 Table of contents 4-5 Preface 6-11 Consolidated Interim Management Report Q2 1) Fundamental information about the Group 06 2) Economic report 06-07 3) Earnings, financial and assets position of the CANCOM Group 07-09 4) Stocks held by members of the Executive and Supervisory Boards as at June 30, 09 5) Events of particular significance after the end of the reporting period 09 6) Risks of future development 09 7) Opportunities for future develpoment 09 8) Forecast 09-10 9) Management responsibility statement 10 12-13 Balance Sheet 14-15 Consolidated statement of income 16 Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 17 Statement of cash flows 18 Consolidated statement of changes in equity 19-20 Segment information 21-28 Notes to the consolidated accounts

PREFACE 4 Dear Stockholders, CANCOM has had an eventful half-year, during which we took the momentum generated in and the first quarter to increase our consolidated sales revenues by 36.2 percent during the second quarter, and to improve the long-term profitability of the group by increasing our adjusted EBITDA by 48.6 percent. Our strong position in the growth field of cloud computing has been recognized by Experton Group, which awarded CANCOM the title of Cloud Leader on the basis of its annual Cloud Vendor Benchmark study. We also received this major award in for our strong competitiveness and our attractive portfolio. The analysts also rated us as leading experts for our cloud transformation know-how. In other words, we are the only German provider with an integrated portfolio that enables us to offer clients freedom in choosing their individual path to cloud computing. The award has given a major boost to our operating business. In April CANCOM made a move of great importance for our cloud and shared managed services business by signing a general agreement with HP Enterprise Services for the use of the CANCOM AHP Private Cloud in HP s cloud services portfolio for medium-sized clients. The agreement makes HP rated by market research company Forrester as a global market leader in hosting and cloud services our hosting and distribution partner for the CANCOM AHP Private Cloud platform. The aim is to deliver a turnkey private cloud platform as a cloud service from HP s data centers all around the world. This partnership increases our capacity to bring our own private cloud solution onto the market faster both in Germany and internationally through HP s global supply chain. We also view the fact that HP is using our solution for medium-sized comp We are also making progress with the integration of the companies we have acquired. The recent acquisition of DIDAS Business Services GmbH, based in Langenfeld in the German federal state of North-Rhine-Westphalia, has been formally completed with the signing of the contract of sale in April and payment of the purchase price at the start of July. The company, which has now been renamed CANCOM DIDAS GmbH, will be included in the consolidated financial statements with effect from July 1,. We are optimistic about the second half of the year and the year as a whole, in line with most other IT companies. According to the latest IT sector barometer from BITKOM (the German Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media), the vast majority of IT companies expect sales revenues for the year as a whole to be higher than in. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to you, our stockholders, for your confidence in us. We at CANCOM are all working hard to ensure the group s continued success. Sincerely yours, Klaus Weinmann CEO

We are continuing to grow, and we are therefore optimistic about the year as a whole.

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 6 Consolidated interim management report relating to the consolidated financial statements page 12 et seq. 1. Fundamental information about the Group The CANCOM Group is one of the leading providers of IT infrastructure and IT services in Germany and in Austria. Its integrated range of products and services covers the entire IT added value chain, from analysis and consulting to implementation and services. Legal structure of the CANCOM Group CANCOM SE, based in Munich, Germany, performs the central financial and management role for the equity investments held by the CANCOM Group. Areas of business The IT solutions business segment of the CANCOM Group offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services relating to IT infrastructure and applications. The range of services offered includes IT strategy consulting, project planning and implementation, systems integration, IT procurement via e-procurement services or as part of a project, as well as professional IT services and support. The cloud solutions business segment comprises the CANCOM Group s cloud and shared managed services business, including sales revenues from cloud hardware allocated to the projects. The segment s activities range from analysis and consulting to delivery, implementation and services. This means it offers clients the necessary orientation and support for their changeover from traditional corporate IT systems to cloud computing. As part of its range of services, the CANCOM Group is able to run parts of, or entire, IT departments for its clients, using scalable cloud and managed services especially shared managed services. Distribution costs allocated to cloud distribution are included in the segment. In addition, the cloud business benefits from synergies with the normal CANCOM distribution system. Focus of activities and sales markets The CANCOM Group is one of the three largest independent integrated IT systems providers in Germany. It offers IT architecture, systems integration and managed services. As a provider of integrated solutions, CANCOM mainly focuses on IT services, in addition to distributing hardware and software in its transaction-based and product-related business. Its comprehensive range of IT services includes design of IT architectures and IT landscapes, IT strategy advice and consulting, design and integration of IT systems, and system operation. The CANCOM Group s client base therefore primarily includes commercial end-users. These range from small and medium-sized companies to large companies, corporate groups and public-sector clients. Explanation of the control system used within the Group To control and monitor the performance of the individual subsidiaries, CANCOM analyses their monthly figures for, among other things, sales revenues, gross profit, operating expenditure and operating profit, and compares these key figures with the original plan as well as the quarterly forecast. For the purpose of management control, the company also regularly uses external indicators such as inflation rates, interest rates, the general economic trend and the performance of the IT sector, including forecasts. Cash management procedures include daily status assessments. Research and development activities Innovation is very important for economic momentum and growth. However, as it is purely a service and trading enterprise, CANCOM does not conduct research on a regular basis. Its development work focuses, for example, on software solutions and applications in IT growth segments such as cloud computing, virtualization, mobile solutions, IT security and managed services. Development activities are very limited in scope and are mainly used for the Group s own purposes. 2. Economic report The performance of the IT market and the economy as a whole The German economy appears to have slowed down in the second quarter of the year compared to the first quarter, but moderate growth in gross domestic product (GDP) is nevertheless expected. The mood in the IT sector also continues to be good. According to the latest IT sector barometer from BITKOM (the German Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media), the majority of IT companies expect sales revenues to rise in the second half of the year.

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 7 Impact on the CANCOM Group s business performance Employees The second quarter saw a continuation of CANCOM SE s consistent growth, along with an improvement in the profitability of the Group. The sales revenues and profits for the quarter, and for the first half of the year, both exceeded the relevant values for the same periods of. The increase in the Group s sales revenues and profits is driven by the cloud and shared managed services business as well as the good performance of the integrated systems business across the Group. As at June 30,, the CANCOM Group employed 2,715 people. The employees worked in the following areas (as at June 30): Professional services: 1.892 Sales and distribution 451 Central services 372 Significant events and investments during the second quarter CANCOM SE has issued a sponsored Level 1 American depositary receipts (ADR) program in the United States. ADRs are securities denominated in U.S. dollars representing stocks in a non-u.s. company traded in the U.S.A. They enable U.S. investors to buy CANCOM SE common bearer stocks listed on the FWB Frankfurt Stock Exchange indirectly on the U.S. market. The custodian for CANCOM SE s ADR program is Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas ( Deutsche Bank ). CANCOM SE s Level 1 ADRs are traded over the counter in the United States. Four ADRs represent one CANCOM stock (ratio: 4 ADRs for 1 stock). On April 10, CANCOM SE signed a notarized contract of sale for the acquisition of all the stocks of DIDAS Business Services GmbH now CANCOM DIDAS GmbH from Allgeier IT Solutions AG. To pay the purchase price, CANCOM issued 263,783 new stocks by means of a capital increase against non-cash contributions. On June 25, the Supervisory Board approved a proposal by the Executive Board to use part of the Authorized Capital 2010-I to increase the company s capital stock by 263,783, from 14,615,791 to 14,879,574, against non-cash contributions. There was no subscription right for existing shareholders. The capital stock was increased by the full 263,783 (equivalent to 263,783 new stocks) and the increase was recorded in the commercial register at Munich Local Court (Amtsgericht) on July 3,. On April 29,, CANCOM and HP Enterprise Services signed a general agreement on the use of CANCOM AHP Private Cloud in HP s cloud services portfolio. HP Enterprise Services will offer its virtual client service to medium-sized clients (approximately 500 to 7,000 users) on the basis of the CANCOM AHP Private Cloud architecture. HP will operate the solution in its data centers, adding further services if required, and market it jointly with CANCOM. The aim is to provide medium-sized clients with a turnkey solution as a service for virtual clients in line with HP s new style of IT. The personnel expenses for the first six months were as follows (in 000): Jan. 1 - jun. 30, Jan. 1 - jun. 30, Wages and salaries 71,130 52,265 Social security contributions 11,733 9,054 Pension provisions 117 119 Total 82,980 61,438 3. Earnings, financial and assets position of the CANCOM Group a) Earnings position The CANCOM Group recorded an increase in its sales revenues and profits in the first six months of in comparison with the same period of. Consolidated sales revenues were up 36.2 percent, from 275.1 million to 374.7 million. CANCOM Group sales revenues Year on year comparison of figures for the first six months (in million) 275.1 374.7 In Germany, sales revenues were up 30.2 percent, from 263.1 million to 342.6 million. In international business, the CANCOM Group s sales revenues were up from 12.1 million to 32.2 million. In the IT solutions segment, sales revenues were up by 29.2 percent, from 254.0 million in to 328.1 million in. In the cloud solutions segment, sales revenues were also up, by 120.4 percent, from 21.1 million to 46.5 million.

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 8 The order position The CANCOM Group s consolidated gross profit for the first six months of the year was up 38.3 percent year on year, from 89.6 million in to 123.9 million in. This was as a result of the successful expansion of the high-margin services business. The gross profit margin was up from 33.1 percent to 32.6 percent. In the IT solutions business segment, the majority of incoming orders are converted to sales within two weeks because of our large delivery capacity. Consequently, the reporting date figures on their own do not give a true picture of our order situation in this area of business, and for this reason they are not published. CANCOM Group gross profit Year-on-year comparison of figures for the first six months (in million) 89.6 123.9 Consolidated earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) for the first six months of the fiscal year were up 44.6 percent year on year, from 14.8 million in to 21.4 million in. As a result, the EBITDA margin rose to 5.7 percent, compared with 5.4 percent in. CANCOM Group EBITDA Year-on-year comparison of figures for the first six months (in million) 14.8 21.4 Consolidated earnings before interest, tax and amortization (EBITA) amounted to 15.3 million, an increase of 40.4 percent on the figure of 10.9 million for the same period of. CANCOM Group EBITA Year-on-year comparison of figures for the first six months (in million) 10.9 15.3 Consolidated earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) amounted to 10.1 million. The figure is lower than in the previous year, owing to an increase in amortization of intangible assets as a result of acquisitions. In the cloud solutions business segment, orders are often placed over long periods. For this reason, the reporting figures do not give a good indication of the order situation of this segment either. Explanations of individual items on the statement of income Further details on items in the statement of income are given in the notes to the consolidated statement of income. b) Financial and assets position Objectives of financial management The core objective of the financial management of the CANCOM Group is to safeguard its liquidity at all times in such a way that day-to-day business activities can be continued. In addition, the Group aims to achieve optimum profitability as well as a high credit status to ensure favorable refinancing rates. Notes on the capital structure On the assets side of the consolidated balance sheet, there was a reduction in current assets from 212.1 million to 206.7 million between December 31, and June 30,. Cash and cash equivalents were down from 77.7 million to 65.0 million. Trade accounts receivable were roughly the same as at December, 31 at 112.9 million. Inventories were up from 15.5 million to 17.9 million. Non-current assets rose from 109.3 million as at December 31, to 154.0 million as at June 30,. This was mainly owing to acquisitions. On the liabilities side of the balance sheet, there was a significant reduction in current liabilities from 134.7 million to 104.6 million. This was mainly the result of a reduction in trade accounts payable from 99.0 million to 69.9 million. The net income for the period after minority interests was down from 6.8 million in to 6.4 million in. Earnings per share for the first six months of were 0.45, compared with 0.59 in.

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 9 5. Events of particular significance after the end of the reporting period Non-current liabilities, consisting of liabilities with a residual term of at least one year, were up from 23.9 million as at December 31, to 76.5 million as at June 30,. The increase was primarily due to the issue of a convertible bond. There were no events of particular significance after the reporting date of June 30, up to the time of preparation of this management report. The total assets grew from 321.5 million as at December 31, to 360.7 million as at June 30,. Primarily owing to the retention of profits as well as the inclusion of new subsidiaries in the consolidated financial statements, there was an increase in nominal equity capital from 162.9 million to 179.6 million. Overall, this resulted in an equity ratio of 49.8 percent as at June 30, compared with 50.7 percent as at December 31,. Further details of the individual balance sheet items can be found in the notes to the consolidated balance sheet. Notes to the statement of cash flows The cash flow from ordinary activities is typically negative during the year, and there was a negative cash flow of 21.6 million as at June 30, compared with 27.8 million in the same period of. There was a negative cash flow from investing activities of 28.9 million, compared with 5.6 million in. This was owing to the company acquisitions and the purchase of the business premises in Jettingen-Scheppach, Germany. The cash flow from financing activities was 37.9 million primarily affected by the issuance of a convertible bond this compared with a negative cash flow of 5.1 million in. Overall, this resulted in cash and cash equivalents of 65.0 million, compared with 6.1 million in. 4. Stocks held by members of the Executive and Supervisory Boards as at June 30, 6. Risks of future development There have been no major changes in the risks of future development at CANCOM since the start of the current fiscal year. Details of the risks can be found in the annual report for, starting on page 31. The annual report can be downloaded from www.cancom.de or obtained free of charge from the company. 7. Opportunities for future development There have been no major changes in the opportunities for future development at CANCOM since the start of the current fiscal year. Details of the opportunities can be found in the annual report for, starting on page 31. The annual report can be downloaded from www.cancom.de or obtained free of charge from the company. 8. Forecast According to the leading research institutes, the German economy should grow in ; forecasts for GDP growth for range from 1.6 to 2.2 percent. Eurozone + 1,1 Gross domestic product (real change compared with, as a percentage) Germany + 1,8 USA + 1,9 World + 3,2 Forecast: Deutsche Bank Economic Research, July 16, Total number of stocks 14.615.791 100% Executive Board Klaus Weinmann 185,270 1.3 % According to the latest market figures from the German Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media (BITKOM), the turnover in IT products and services should grow by 2.9 percent to 76.3 billion in considerably more strongly than the rest of the economy. Supervisory Board Dominik Eberle 10,000 0.1 %

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 10 Trading in software is likely to grow by 5.3 percent to 19.1 billion in the current fiscal year. Sales in IT services are expected to rise by 3.2 percent to 36.5 billion. Experts anticipate a weaker performance from the IT hardware market, which they expect to grow by only 0.2 percent to 20.8 billion this year. Performance of the German IT sector in real change in comparison with, as a percentage) IT-Markt gesamt + 2,9 IT-Hardware + 0,2 Software + 5,3 Services + 3,2 Forecast: BITKOM, March CANCOM plans to continue consolidating its market position in the IT environment, in the German-speaking countries as well as in other countries, through selective acquisitions. The market continues to offer favorable conditions for this policy. Owing to the Group s good positioning in the IT market - and in particular in the growth market of cloud computing - the Executive Board expects further growth in the company and an improvement in profits in the medium term if the demand for IT products and services remains steady or even rises. For the Group as a whole, the Executive Board currently expects a significant increase in the gross profit and EBITDA in the fiscal year. Anticipated performance of the CANCOM Group CANCOM aims to continue growing at a faster rate than the IT market and to expand its market share steadily, both through acquisitions and organically, on the basis of its proven expertise and outstanding market position in the IT growth areas of cloud computing, mobility, IT security and managed services. To achieve this aim, CANCOM geared its business policy to the IT growth areas from an early stage, and designed its sales and services structure around them. The expansion of the e-commerce business and the optimized e-supply chain, which enables process and transaction costs to be reduced both for clients and for the CANCOM Group, is intended to make the Group s trading business more profitable. CANCOM has a market presence and is close to its clients in the German-speaking countries. The Group is represented all over Germany and Austria by its many service and consulting locations. As a group, for instance through its U.S. subsidiary HPM Networks, CANCOM is able to design, configure and roll out IT infrastructure for international companies. CANCOM s collaboration with HP Enterprise Services enables it to offer clients remote managed services, in which it manages clients ongoing IT operation in the private cloud from HP s worldwide hosting data centers, using the CANCOM AHP Private Cloud platform. The distribution partnership could accelerate the growth of the Group s business in the cloud environment. 9. Management responsibility statement We confirm that, to the best of our knowledge, the consolidated interim financial statements, prepared in accordance with the applicable principles of financial reporting for interim statements, give a true and fair view of the assets, liabilities, financial position and income of the group, and that the interim management report gives a fair review of the development and performance of the business and the position of the group, together with a description of the principal opportunities and risks of the anticipated development of the group for the remaining six months of the financial year. Munich, Germany, August CANCOM SE The Executive Board

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM MANAGEMENT REPORT 11 This document contains forward-looking statements and information based on the current expectations, assumptions and estimates of the Executive Board of CANCOM SE, and other information currently available to the management. The words expect, assume, believe, estimate, presume, intend, could, plan, project, should, or similar, are used to indicate forward-looking statements. All statements with the exception of facts regarding the past are expectations. These forward-looking statements include inter alia: expectations on the availability of products and services, the financial and earnings position, the business strategy and the Executive Board s plans for future operating activities, current and future economic performance and all statements regarding expectations and assumptions. Although we feel that these statements and comments are based on expectations, we cannot guarantee their correctness, especially in our forecast. Various known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors may lead to the actual events deviating significantly from those contained in the forward-looking statements. The following influencing factors are, among others, relevant in this respect: external political influences changes in the general economic and business situation; changes in the competitive position and situation, for instance by the emergence of new competitors, new products and services or new technologies; changes in the investment behavior of target client groups etc. and changes to the business strategy. CANCOM cannot guarantee the pertinence, accuracy, completeness or correctness of the information or opinions in this document. CANCOM does not plan to update its forecasts beyond the legal requirements, nor does it make any commitment to do so.

BALANCE SHEET 12 Consolidated balance sheet (IFRS) ASSETS (in 000) Notes Jun. 30, Dec. 31, Jun. 30, Current assets Cash and cash equivalents 65,047 77,733 6,121 Trade accounts receivable 112,203 112,949 91,547 Other current financial assets B.1. 4,927 3,508 3,732 Inventories 17,858 15,481 9,663 Orders in process 1,597 791 1,448 Prepaid expenses and other current assets B.2. 5,084 1,687 2,476 Total current assets 206,716 212,149 114,987 Non-current assets Property, plant and equipment 36,386 20,493 19,603 Intangible assets 41,739 22,611 15,806 Goodwill 65,041 32,703 24,600 Long-term financial assets 63 62 70 Long-term equity investments 345 28,940 0 Loans 60 60 56 Other financial assets 2,685 2,502 2,016 Deferred tax resulting from temporary differences B.3. 2,511 1,571 1,274 Deferred tax resulting from tax loss carryforwards B.3. 4,888 196 378 Other assets 261 169 149 Total non-current assets 153,979 109,307 63,952 Total assets 360,695 321,456 178,939

BALANCE SHEET 13 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES (in 000) Notes Jun. 30, Dec. 31, Jun. 30, Current liabilities Short-term loans and current portion of long-term loans 1,742 770 940 Trade accounts payable 69,892 98,987 49,962 Prepayments received 2,072 6,560 1,810 Other current financial liabilities B.4. 1,718 1,947 1,250 Provisions B.5. 4,562 2,491 1,616 Deferred income 2,625 1,397 1,125 Income tax liabilities 3,578 1,889 2,004 Other current liabilities B.6. 18,367 20,624 15,431 Total current liabilities 104,556 134,665 74,138 Non-current liabilities Long-term loans 4,009 4,813 4,753 Convertible bond B.7. 38,254 0 0 Profit participation capital and subordinated loans 6,114 5,926 5,752 Deferred income 2,909 3,249 3,849 Deferred taxes from temporary differences B.8. 12,837 5,210 2,847 Pension provisions 169 110 123 Other non-current financial liabilities B.9. 1,750 1,744 1,827 Other non-current liabilities B.5. 10,505 2,866 1,998 Total non-current liabilities 76,547 23,918 21,149 Equity capital Capital stock 14,616 14,616 11,430 Capital reserves 100,525 94,578 26,086 Net retained profits (including revenue reserves) 54,186 53,616 45,880 Equity difference resulting from currency translation and price changes -78-32 -11 Minority interests 10,343 95 267 Total equity capital 179,592 162,873 83,652 Total liabilities 360,695 321,456 178,939

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME 14 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME 1 Q2 6 months (in 000) Notes Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Sales revenues 189,308 140,038 374,744 275,129 Other operating income D.1. 145 237 451 402 Other own work capitalized 751 225 1,090 353 Gross revenue for the period 190,204 140,500 376,285 275,884 Cost of materials and purchased services -127,124-94,745-252,403-186,334 Gross profit 63,080 45,755 123,882 89,550 Personnel expenses D.2. -41,627-30,886-82,980-61,438 Depreciation on property, plant and equipment and amortization of intangible assets -6,024-2,352-11,368-4,506 Other operating expenses D.3. -10,141-7,083-19,467-13,350 Operating result 5,288* 5,434* 10,067* 10,256* Interest and similar income 123 95 222 166 Interest and similar expenses -533-288 -895-582 Share in profit or loss of joint ventures accounted for by the equity method -18 0 71 0 Currency translation gains/ losses 54-2 -7 4 Earnings before taxes 4,914 5,239 9,458 9,844 COMMENT The following comments of the Executive Board are not part of the consolidated financial statement (IFRS): * The operating result according to the consolidated statement of income is negatively affected by amortizations pursuant to IFRS for purchase price allocation (ppa) and as if adjusted. Amortizations are one-time in case of any acquistion and noncash, that means they decline over time. That will lead to a relative improvement of operating result in the future. IFRS amortizations from purchase price allocation (PPA) Q2/ Q2/ operating result (in million) PPA as-if PPA as-if *operating result in million 2.9 8.2 0.3 5.7 H1/ H1/ PPA as-if PPA as-if *operating result in million 5.2 15.3 0.6 10.9 2.9 11.0 2015 8.0 2016 5.9 2017 4.1 2018 2.6 2019 1.7 2020 1.2

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME 15 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME 2 Q2 6 months (in 000) Notes Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Income tax D.4. -1,585-1,550-3,051-2,965 Earnings after taxes from continuing operations 3,329 3,689 6,407 6,879 Earnings from discontinued operations -100 0-100 0 Net income/ loss for the period 3,229 3,689 6,307 6,879 thereof attributable to the stockholders of the parent company 3,304 3,626 6,417 6,793 thereof attributable to minority interests D.5. -75 63-110 86 Average number of stocks outstanding (basic) 14,615,791 11,429,826 14,615,791 11,429,826 Average number of stocks outstanding (diluted) 15.671.301 11,429,826 15,175,625 11,429,826 Earnings per stock from continuing operations (basic) in EUR 0.23** 0.32** 0.45** 0.59** Earnings per stock from continuing operations (diluted) in EUR 0.22 0.32 0.43 0.59 Earnings per stock from discontinued operations (basic) in EUR -0.01 0.00-0.01 0.00 Earnings per stock from discontinued operations (diluted) in EUR -0.01 0.00-0.01 0.00 COMMENT The following comments of the Executive Board are not part of the consolidated financial statement (IFRS): ** The earnings per stock according to the consolidated statement of income is negatively affected by amortizations pursuant to IFRS for purchase price allocation (ppa) and as if adjusted. Amortizations are one-time in case of any acquistion and noncash, that means they decline over time. That will lead to a relative improvement of earnings per stock in the future. IFRS amortizations from purchase price allocation (PPA) Q2/ Q2/ Earnings per stock (in ) PPA as-if PPA as-if ** Earnings per stock in 0.13 0.36 0.02 0.34 H1/ H1/ PPA as-if PPA as-if ** Earnings per stock in 0.23 0.68 0.04 0.63 0.11 0.48 2015 0.34 2016 0.25 2017 0.17 2018 0.11 2019 0.08 2020 0.05

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME 16 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME Q2 6 months (in 000) Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Apr. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Net income/ loss for the period 3,229 3,689 6,307 6,879 Other comprehensive income Currency translation differences -72-2 -66-1 Income tax 22 0 20 0 Other comprehensive income for the period (after taxes) -50-2 -46-1 Comprehensive income for the period 3,179 3,687 6,261 6,878 thereof attributable to the stockholders of the parent company 3,254 3,624 6,371 6,792 thereof attributable to minority interests -75 63-110 86

STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 17 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS (in 000) Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Cash flow from ordinary activities Profit for the period before taxes and minority interests 9,458 9,844 Adjustments +/- Depreciation on property, plant and equipment and amortization of intangible assets 11,368 4,506 +/- Changes in non-current provisions -146-42 +/- Changes in current provisions -438-142 +/- Income/ loss on the sale of intangible assets, property, plant and equipment and long-term financial assets 12 41 + Interest expenses 673 416 +/- Changes in inventories -1,831-904 +/- Changes in trade accounts receivable and other accounts receivable 8,901-5,773 +/- Changes in trade accounts payable and other accounts payable -43,557-30,874 +/- Interest paid and refunded -622-58 +/- Income taxes paid and refunded -5,284-4,810 +/- Non-cash expenses/ income -71 0 +/- Cash inflow/outflow discontinued operations -100 0 Net cash from operating activities -21,637-27,796 Cash flow from investing activities +/- Acquisition of subsidiaries and equity instruments of other companies -30,993-949 +/- Cash acquired on the purchase of stocks 17,918 466 + Cash inflow from sale of former consolidated subsidiaries 299 0 - Payments for additions to intangible assets and property, plant and equipment -16,553-5,287 + Income from disposal of intangible assets, property, plant and equipment, and long-term financial assets 254 32 + Interest received 222 166 Net cash used in investing activities -28,853-5,572 Cash flow from financing activities +/- Capital stock increase expenses 4 0 + Cash inflow from convertible bond 45,038 0 - Repayment of long-term borrowings (including current portion) -423-801 +/- Changes in short-term borrowings 75 0 - Interest paid -902-302 - Dividends paid -5,847-4,000 +/- Cash inflow/ outflow from finance lease -95-45 Net cash used in financing activities 37,850-5,148 Net increase/ decrease in cash and cash equivalents -12,640-38,516 +/- Exchange rate-related changes in cash -46 1 +/- Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 77,733 44,638 Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 65,047 6,121 Breakdown: Cash and cash equivalents 65,047 6,121 65,047 6,121

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY 18 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY (IFRS) Stock Capital stock Capital reserves Retained earnings Reserves for currency translation Reserves for securities price changes Revaluation reserve Net retained profits Total investors parent company Minority interests Total equity capital units 000 in in in in in in in in in in December 31, 2012 11,430 11,430 26,086 25,206-11 1-153 18,034 80,593 181 80,774 Capital stock increase 3,186 3,186 69,529 72,715 72,715 Change in reserves: Capital stock increase costs -1,037-1,037-1,037 Transfer net retained profits / revenue reserves 3,391-3,391 0 0 Distribution in fiscal year -4,000-4,000-40 -4,040 Comprehensive income for the period -21-1 14,529 14,507-46 14,461 December 31, 14,616 14,616 94,578 28,597-32 0-153 25,172 162,778 95 162,873 Capital stock increase 0 0 0 0 0 Change in reserves: Capital stock increase costs 3 3 3 Convertible bonds 5,944 5,944 5,944 Transfer net retained profits / revenue reserves 6,023-6,023 0 0 Distribution in fiscal year -5,847-5,847 0-5,847 Comprehensive income for the period -46 0 6,417 6,371-110 6,261 Acquisition of minority interests 0 10,358 10,358 June 30, 14,616 14,616 100,525 34,620-78 0-153 19,719 169,249 10,343 179,592

SEGMENT INFORMATION 19 Segment information IFRS Segment information Cloud solutions IT solutions Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Sales revenues - External sales 46,484 21,092 328,114 254,037 - Intersegment sales 364 4 257 32 - Total sales revenues 46,848 21,096 328,371 254,069 - Cost of materials and purchased services -23,476-12,744-229,424-173,625 - Personnel expenses -9,990-2,987-68,986-56,146 - Other income and expenses -2,546-876 -13,690-10,728 EBITDA 10,836 4,489 16,271 13,570 - Depreciation and amortization -2,909-496 -8,350-3,914 Operating income (EBIT) 7,927 3,993 7,921 9,656 - Interest income 24 20 146 120 - Interest expenses -10-59 -779-624 - Share in profit or loss of joint ventures accounted for by the equity method 71 0 0 0 Result from ordinary activities 8,012 3,954 7,288 9,152 - Currency translation gains/ losses Earnings before taxes 8,012 3,954 7,288 9,152 - Income tax - Discontinued operations 0 0 0 0 Consolidated net income thereof attributable to the stockholders of the parent company thereof attributable to minority interests Other information - Assets 1 56,299 8,722 239,945 166,626 - investments 1 35,893 12 75,412 5,784 1) Assets and investments including goodwill from capital consolidation 2) Tax assets

SEGMENT INFORMATION 20 Totals Other companies Reconciliation Consolidated Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, Jun. 30, 374,598 275,129 146 0 621 36 0 0-621 -36 375,219 275,165 146 0-621 -36 374,744 275,129-252,900-186,369-3 0 500 35-252,403-186,334-78,976-59,133-4,004-2,305 0 0-82,980-61,438-16,236-11,604-1.811-992 121 1-17,926-12,595 27,107 18,059-5,672-3,297 0 0 21,435 14,762-11,259-4,410-109 -96 0 0-11,368-4,506 15,848 13,649-5,781-3,393 0 0 10,067 10,256 170 140 360 386-308 -360 222 166-789 -683-414 -259 308 360-895 -582 71 0 0 0 0 0 71 0 15,300 13,106-5,835-3,266 0 0 9,465 9,840 0 0 0-7 4-7 4 15,300 13,106-5,835-3,266-7 4 9,458 9,844-3,051-2,965-3,051-2,965 0 0-101 0 1 0-100 0 6,307 6,879 6,417 6,793-110 86 Reconciliation 2 296,244 175,348 54,703 1,594 9,748 1,997 360,695 178,939 111,305 5,796 5,175 40 116,480 5,836

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 21 A. The principles adopted for the consolidated financial statements 1. General information The consolidated financial statements of CANCOM SE and its subsidiaries ( the CANCOM Group or the Group ) for the fiscal year were drawn up according to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) or the International Accounting Standards (IAS). The consolidated financial statements were drawn up in euro. All amounts are shown in thousand euro ( thousand) unless otherwise stated. Rounding of figures may result in apparent inconsistencies between totals and sums of constituent parts. For the same reason, percentage may not exactly match the aggregate values shown or total 100 percent. This consolidated interim financial report is condensed and was drawn up in compliance with IAS 34 Interim Financial Reporting. It should be read in conjunction with the IFRS-compliant consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year, which can be downloaded from www.cancom.de. The company is included in the consolidated financial statements from January 1,, as the period between January 1 and January 7, is considered unimportant. The company performs the role of a managerial holding company, i.e. acquiring, holding, managing and selling equity interests in companies focusing on consulting, development, operational and supplementary IT services in Germany and other countries. Included in this role is the provision of administrative services for these companies, in addition to the management of the companies by taking over strategic control and coordination, including defining business segments and corporate policy, exercising a uniform management policy, coordination of activities, monitoring of results and co-decision on such measures taken by the companies in which Pironet NDH Aktiengesellschaft has a direct or indirect interest. Change in the reporting entity in : 2. Reporting entity The consolidated financial statements include CANCOM SE and all subsidiaries in which CANCOM SE has either a direct or an indirect majority stockholding, or in which it holds the majority of the voting rights. These subsidiaries are fully consolidated. CANCOM s acquisition of a further 4,666,492 stocks in Pironet NDH Aktiengesellschaft, Cologne, Germany, on January 7, increased its share of the voting rights by 32.0 percent, from 42.9 percent to 74.9 percent. The purchase price was 4.80 per stock, or for 4,666492 stocks respectively 22,399 thousand in total. Name and registered office of the company Pironet NDH Aktiengesellschaft, Cologne, Germany Date from which included in the consolidated financial statements Stockholding (in percent) Voting rights (in percent) January 1, 74.9 74.9

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 22 The table below shows the impact on the consolidated financial statements of the change in the reporting entity as at January 1,, the date from which Pironet NDH Aktiengesellschaft was included in the consolidated financial statements: Fair value Carrying amount Cash and cash equivalents 17,538 17,538 Trade accounts receivable 8,521 8,521 Other current financial assets 342 342 Inventories 299 299 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 631 631 Current assets 27,331 27,331 Property, plant and equipment 4,169 4,169 Intangible assets 16,381 4,976 Investments accounted for by the equity method 274 274 Other financial assets 140 140 Deferred taxes from temporary differences 817 817 Deferred taxes resulting from tax loss carryforwards 4,753 4,753 Other assets 47 47 Non-current assets 26,581 15,176 Total assets 53,912 42,507 The acquisition of the company resulted in goodwill of 21,996 thousand, which is not tax-deductible. The main reason for the acquisition itself, and for recognizing goodwill, was to expand the Group s business, especially in the cloud computing environment. The non-controlling interests in Pironet NDH Aktiengesellschaft were recognized at the pro rata fair value of the assets and liabilities, which amounts to 10,358 thousand. CANCOM SE has bought all the stocks (10,000) of HPM Incorporated, based in Pleasanton, California, through its subsidiary CANCOM, Inc. The purchase is documented in a contract of sale dated February 27,. The purchase price consists of a fixed component of 6,437 thousand ($ 8,878 thousand) and a variable purchase price component (an earn-out component) of 10,056 thousand. The variable component of the purchase price corresponds to each 50 percent of the planned EBITDA of the fiscal years, 2015, 2016 and 2017. HPM Incorporated trades under the name of HPM Networks. The company operates as a value added reseller (VAR) in the cloud infrastructure environment. The company was included in the consolidated financial statements with effect from March 1,. Change in the reporting entity in : Trade accounts payable 2,678 2,678 Prepayments received 399 399 Other current financial liabilities 260 260 Provisions 240 240 Deferred income 310 310 Income tax liabilities 635 635 Other current liabilities 2,321 2,321 Current liabilities 6,843 6,843 Name and registered office of the company CANCOM, Inc. and subsidiary HPM Incorporated Date from which included in the consolidated financial statements Stockholding (in percent) Voting rights (in percent) March 1, 100 100 Deferred taxes 5,161 1,460 Pension provisions 59 59 Non-current liabilities 5,220 1,519 Total liabilities 12,063 8,362 Net assets acquired 41,849 34,145

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 23 The table below shows the present impact on the consolidated financial statements of the change in the reporting entity as at March 1,, the date from which HPM Incorporated was included in the consolidated financial statements: Fair value Carrying amount Cash and cash equivalents 381 381 Trade accounts receivable 2,822 2,822 Other current financial assets 3 3 Inventories 247 247 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 20 20 Current assets 3,473 3,473 Property, plant and equipment 1,027 1,027 Intangible assets 8,525 0 Other assets 22 22 Non-current assets 9,574 1,049 CANCOM SE has acquired all the stocks of DIDAS Business Services GmbH today CANCOM DIDAS GmbH based in Langenfeld, Germany, for the nominal sum of 1,000 thousand. The acquisition is documented in a purchase and contribution agreement dated April 10,. The purchase price was 10,000 thousand and was paid by issuing new no-par-value stocks to the seller as a contribution in kind from the authorized capital of CANCOM SE. The stocks are admitted to the FWB Frankfurt Stock Exchange and are eligible for trading; 263,783 stocks were issued at 37.91 per stock. Incidental acquisition costs of 65 thousand arising in the first half of are shown in the statement of income under other operating expenditure. CANCOM DIDAS GmbH is an integrated IT systems provider with eight locations in Germany. The company employs 238 people and it generated EBITDA of 2.0 million and sales revenues of around 56 million in. The company was included in the consolidated financial statements with effect from July 1,. Total assets 13,047 4,522 Change in the reporting entity in : Short-term loans and current portion of long-term loans 462 462 Trade accounts payable 2,339 2,339 Other current financial liabilities 43 43 Deferred income 2 2 Income tax liabilities 270 270 Other current liabilities 124 124 Current liabilities 3,240 3,240 Deferred taxes 3,653 0 Non-current liabilities 3,653 0 Total liabilities 6,893 3,240 Net assets acquired 6,154 1,282 The acquisition of the company resulted in goodwill of 10,341 thousand, which is not tax-deductible. The main reason for the acquisition itself, and for recognizing goodwill, was to position CANCOM s business cloud portfolio and to expand the IT solutions portfolio in the U.S. market with a view to selling to clients of HPM Incorporated and potential new clients as well as to extend the regional presence. Name and registered office of the company CANCOM DIDAS GmbH, Langenfeld, Germany Date from which included in the consolidated financial statements Stockholding (in percent) Voting rights (in percent) July 1, 100 100 The goodwill resulting from the acquisition, which cannot yet be determined, is not tax-deductible. The main reason for the acquisition itself, and for recognizing goodwill, was to gain access to the company s clients, and to expand the IT solutions portfolio and the cloud portfolio of CANCOM DIDAS GmbH as well as to extend the regional presence. The disclosures required under IFRS 3.59 (b) in conjunction with IFRS 3 B66 and IFRS 3 B64 (h to n) regarding assets acquired and liabilities assumed cannot yet be made, as the acquisition date was too close to the date on which the publication of the financial statements for the first half of was approved.

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 24 3. Accounting and valuation policies The consolidated interim financial report is compiled using basically the same accounting and valuation methods as those used for the consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year. B. Notes to the consolidated balance sheet 1. Other current financial assets This item includes bonuses due from suppliers ( 2,157 thousand), a purchase price receivable ( 1,405 thousand), marketing revenue ( 694 thousand), creditors with a debit balance ( 354 thousand), receivables from employees ( 168 thousand), purchase price for the sale of affiliated companies ( 142 thousand) and receivables from former stockholders ( 7 thousand). 2. Prepaid expenses and other current assets This item mainly consists of other current assets such as tax refunds ( 2,339 thousand), commission income ( 131 thousand), compensation for damages ( 115 thousand), receivables from social insurance institutions ( 18 thousand) and rent receivables ( 12 thousand). The prepaid expenses ( 2,408 thousand) include deferred insurance premiums and other costs paid in advance. 3. Deferred tax assets The deferred tax assets are as follows: Deferred tax from Temporary differences Tax loss carryforwards As at January 1, 1,571 196 Addition from recognition of assets directly in equity owing to first-time inclusion in consolidated financial statements 817 4,753 Tax revenue from profit and loss calculation 123-61 As at June 30, 2,511 4,888 As at June 30,, the CANCOM Group had corporate tax loss carryovers of 16.9 million and trade tax loss carryovers of 16.2 million. The unused corporate tax losses for which no deferred tax claim was recognized in the balance sheet amounted to 1.9 million. The trade tax loss carryovers for which no deferred tax claim was recognized amounted to 1.5 million. On the basis of the planned tax results, it is expected that the capitalized deferred tax advantages from loss carryovers will be realized. The deferred taxes from temporary differences are the result of differences in intangible assets ( 865 thousand), property, plant and equipment ( 600 thousand), provisions ( 543 thousand), other liabilities ( 446 thousand), goodwill ( 33 thousand) and pension provisions ( 24 thousand). 4. Other current financial liabilities This item includes debtors with a credit balance ( 878 thousand), outstanding bills of charges ( 415 thousand), purchase price liabilities ( 210 thousand) Supervisory Board remuneration ( 114 thousand) rent ( 88 thousand) and liabilities to stockholders ( 13 thousand). 5. Other provisions The provisions mainly include the variable purchase price of stocks in affiliated companies ( 11,908 thousand), guarantees and warranties ( 1,494 thousand), severance payments ( 842 thousand), salaries ( 246 thousand) archiving costs ( 123 thousand), additional leasing costs ( 121 thousand), financial statement costs ( 110 thousand) and contingent risks ( 101 thousand). The total provisions include non-current provisions of 10,505 thousand, which are disclosed under other non-current liabilities. These provisions are for the variable purchase price of the stocks in HPM Incorporated, on line Datensysteme GmbH today CANCOM on line GmbH and CANCOM Unicorner GmbH ( 9,148 thousand), the severance payments legally mandatory in Austria ( 544 thousand), guarantees and warranties ( 583 thousand), anniversaries ( 175 thousand), additional leasing costs ( 37 thousand) and part-time work for older employees ( 18 thousand).

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 25 6. Other current liabilities Other current liabilities mainly include vacation and overtime entitlements ( 5,110 thousand) bonus payments to Executive Board members and employees ( 5,074 thousand), sales tax ( 3,927 thousand), tax on salaries and church tax ( 2,599 thousand), trade association payments ( 286 thousand), social security contributions ( 261 thousand) and wages and salaries ( 259 thousand). 7. Convertible bonds In March, CANCOM SE issued a convertible bond for a total nominal amount of 45,000 thousand. The bond matures in March 2019. The denomination per unit is 100,000, and holders are entitled to convert the bond into up to 1,055,510 new no-parvalue bearer stocks in CANCOM SE. The initial conversion price is 42.6334 per stock. The conversion ratio is therefore 2,345.5788 stocks per convertible bond in the nominal amount of 100,000. The conversion right for the convertible bond can be exercised throughout its term to maturity. The bond has a coupon of 0.875 percent per annum. Interest payments will be made annually on March 27, starting on March 27, 2015. On the balance sheet, the convertible bond will be split into an equity component and a debt component. The market value of the debt component to be recognized is 39,000 thousand, taking into account the issuing costs. This value was calculated using the binomial model. The resulting value of the equity component is 6,000 thousand. This takes into account deferred taxes in the capital reserves. An interest expense of 127 thousand was recognized for the bond in the first half of. 8. Deferred tax liabilities The deferred tax liabilities are as follows: As at January 1, 5,210 Addition from recognition of tax liabilities directly in equity owing to first-time inclusion of tax revenue in consolidated financial statements 8,813 Revenue from profit and loss calculation -1,186 As at June 30, 12,837 The deferred tax liabilities arise from deviations from the tax balance sheets. They are the result of the recognition and revaluation of intangible assets ( 9,858 thousand), software development costs ( 1,640 thousand), other financial assets ( 698 thousand), convertible bonds ( 222 thousand), orders in process ( 205 thousand), property, plant and equipment ( 86 thousand), provisions ( 69 thousand), trade accounts receivable ( 47 thousand), profit participation capital and subordinated loans ( 7 thousand), stocks in associated companies ( 3 thousand) and other assets ( 2 thousand). The deferred tax liabilities are recognized at an individual tax rate of between 25 percent (for the Austrian subsidiary) and 42.84 percent (for the U.S. subsidiary). 9. Other non-current financial liabilities Other non-current financial liabilities mainly include debtors with a credit balance, amounting to 631 thousand, rent of 631 thousand and purchase price liabilities of 483 thousand. C. Segment information Description of segments subject to mandatory reporting The cloud solutions business segment comprises PIRONET NDH Datacenter AG & Co. KG, PIRONET NDH EDI-Services GmbH and PIRONET NDH Enterprise Solutions GmbH, in addition to the cost centers of CANCOM GmbH allocated to the cloud solutions segment. This business segment includes the CANCOM Group s cloud and shared managed services business, including sales revenues from cloud hardware allocated to the projects. The segment s activities range from analysis and consulting to delivery, implementation and services. This means it offers clients the necessary orientation and support for their transformation from traditional corporate IT systems to cloud computing. As part of its range of services, the CANCOM Group is able to run parts of, or entire, IT departments for its clients, using scalable cloud and managed services especially shared managed services. Distribution costs allocated to cloud distribution are included in the segment; in addition, the cloud business benefits from synergies with the normal CANCOM distribution system.

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 26 The IT solutions business segment comprises CANCOM GmbH, CANCOM Computersysteme GmbH, CANCOM a + d IT solutions GmbH, CANCOM (Switzerland) AG, CANCOM NSG GmbH, CANCOM NSG GIS GmbH, CANCOM NSG SCS GmbH, CANCOM NSG ICP GmbH, CANCOM on line GmbH, Imperia AG, CANCOM physical infrastructure GmbH, acentrix GmbH, Glanzkinder GmbH, CANCOM GES Gesellschaft für elektronische Systeme mbh, CANCOM, Inc., HPM Incorporated and Verioplan GmbH less the cost centers of CANCOM GmbH allocated to the cloud solutions segment. This business segment of the CANCOM Group offers comprehensive support for IT infrastructure and IT applications. The range of services offered includes IT strategy consulting, project planning and implementation, system integration, IT procurement via e-procurement services or as part of a project, as well as professional IT services and support. The other companies are CANCOM SE, Pironet NDH AG, CANCOM VVM GmbH and CANCOM Financial Services GmbH. CANCOM SE and Pironet NDH AG perform the staff and/or management function. As such, they provide a range of services for their subsidiaries. The costs of central management of the Group and investments in internal Group projects also fall within this segment. Reconciliation Reconciliation shows items not directly connected with the operating segments and the other companies. They include sales within the business segments, and the income tax expense. The income tax expense is not a component of the profits of the operating segments. Since the tax expense is allocated to the parent company where the parent company is the taxable entity, the allocation of the income tax does not exactly correspond to the structure of the segments. Information on geographical regions Sales revenues according to customer location Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Sales revenues according to company location Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Germany 328,243 254,570 342,560 263,055 Outside Germany 46,501 20,559 32,184 12,074 Group 374,744 275,129 374,744 275,129 Non-current assets March 31, March 31, Germany 125,730 60,267 Outside Germany 20,727 1,907 Group 146,457 62,174 Non-current assets include property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, goodwill, shares in associated companies, and other non-current assets. Financial instruments and deferred tax claims are not included. D. Notes to the consolidated statement of income 1. Other operating income The other operating income is made up of the following: Jan 1 - Jun 30, Jan 1 - Jun 30, Rent 3 20 Income not relating to the period 199 107 Government grants 234 215 Other operating income 15 60 Total 451 402

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 27 2. Personnel expenses The personnel expenses consist of the following: Jan 1 - Jun 30, Jan 1 - Jun 30, Wages and salaries 71,130 52,265 Social security contributions 11,733 9,054 Pension expenses 117 119 Total 82,980 61,438 3. Other operating expenses The other operating expenses consist of the following items: Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Office space costs 4,387 3,311 Insurance and other charges 542 335 Motor vehicle costs 2,578 2,203 Marketing costs 1,460 555 Stock exchange and entertainment costs 202 227 Hospitality and traveling expenses 2,499 1,645 Delivery costs 1,225 927 Third-party services 1,113 1,006 Repairs, maintenance, leasing 804 440 Communication and office expense 1,181 957 Professional development and training costs 682 669 Legal and consultancy expenses 1,310 401 Fees and charges, costs of money transactions 584 144 Adjustments on receivables 0 0 Other operating expenses 900 530 Total 19,467 13,350 4. Income tax The rate of income tax for the German companies was 30.63 percent (: 30.57 percent). This is made up of corporate tax, trade tax and solidarity surcharge. The divergence between the tax expenses reported and those at the tax rate of CANCOM SE is shown below: Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Earnings before tax 9,458 9,844 Expected tax expense at rate for German companies (30.63 percent; : 30.57 percent) 2,897 3,009 - Difference from tax paid outside Germany -75 23 - Tax-exempt income / non tax-relevant losses on disposals 40 0 - Actual income tax not relating to the period -44-106 - Permanent differences: non-deductible operating expenses as well as additions and reductions in relation to trade tax 247 70 - Other -14-31 Total group income tax 3,051 2,965 The actual tax rate is calculated as follows: Income before tax 9,458 Income tax 3,051 Actual tax expense rate 32.26% Income tax comprises the income tax paid or owed in the individual countries, and the deferred taxes: Jan. 1 -Jun. 30, Jan. 1 - Jun. 30, Actual income tax paid 4,264 3,542 Deferred taxes: Assets -62-523 Liabilities -1,186-54 -1,248-577 Deferred tax from items directly recognized in equity 35 0 Group income tax 3,051 2,965

NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS 28 5. Minority interests Minority interests account for 49 percent of acentrix GmbH s net loss ( 101 thousand), 51 percent of Glanzkinder GmbH s net loss ( 60 thousand) and 25.14 percent (for the period January 1 to February 28), 22.93 percent (for the period March 1 to 31), 24.76 percent (for the period April 1 to May 31) and 22.08 percent (for the period June 1 to 30) of the net income of the Pironet NDH AG sub-group ( 51 thousand). E. Other disclosures 2. Stocks held by members of the Executive and Supervisory Boards (at the balance sheet date) A list of stockholdings can be found on page 9 of this interim report. 3. Equity interests in the company as defined in Section 20 IV of the German Stock Companies Act (Aktiengesetz, AktG) CANCOM SE did not receive written notice from any stockholder disclosing a majority stockholding as defined in Section 20 of the above Act in the first half of. 1. Related party disclosures For the purposes of IAS 24, Klaus Weinmann can be considered a related party who can exercise a significant influence on the CANCOM Group, both as an Executive Board member and as a shareholder in CANCOM SE. Rudolf Hotter, the other Executive Board member, is also a related party for the purposes of IAS 24, as are the members of the Supervisory Board. Other related parties under IAS 24.9 b are: AL-KO Kober SE and its subsidiaries; WFO Vermögensverwaltung GmbH; AURIGA Corporate Finance GmbH; and Dr. Vielberth Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbh. Transactions with related parties were settled in the same way as arm s length transactions, and the payment terms were net 10 to 30 days. The transaction volume of goods sold and services provided to related parties under IAS 24 in the first half of was as follows: 1,658 thousand (gross) in relation to goods/services purchased by AL-KO Kober SE and its subsidiaries, of which 184 thousand was still outstanding at the balance sheet date; 1 thousand in relation to goods/services purchased by Walter von Szczytnicki, which had been paid for in full by the balance sheet date. The transaction volume of goods and services purchased from related parties under IAS 24 was 4 thousand (gross), which had been paid in full by the balance sheet date. This amount relates to goods/services purchased from AL-KO Kober SE and its subsidiaries. This is a translation of CANCOM SE s interim report. Only the German version of the report is legally binding. Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the translation, however, no warranty is made as to the accuracy of the translation and the company assumes no liability with respect thereto. The company cannot be held responsible for any misunderstandings or misinterpretation arising from this translation.

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