FY11 Results. August 2011

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FY11 Results August 2011 Geoff Lewis Dean Langenbach Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer

Agenda FY11 Result Analysis Organic Growth Corporate Strategy Outlook and Summary 2

FY11 Result Highlights Financial Strong financial result with revenue growth clearly translated into profit Revenue up 27% to $153.3 million and NPAT up 28% to $15.7 million EBITDA up more than 30% to $28.2 million Margin expansion over the period - EBITDA margin of 18.4% for the full year Conservative balance sheet with 23% gearing Fully franked final dividend of 5.5 cents per share Operational Strong operating result despite tough economic conditions highlights resilience of business model Strong operating Cash Flow Data Centre complete and fully commissioned Contracts secured in strategic growth areas including SAP, Oracle, Federal Government and mining, oil & gas sectors Corporate Acquisitions successfully integrated into ASG business, consistent with strategic growth plan Strong organic growth driven by successful business model and long term contracts providing recurring revenue ASG well positioned to compete with foreign providers in securing larger long term contracts ($100m - $500m) 3

FY11 Financial Performance FY11 FY10 % Change Revenue $153.3m $120.8m 27% EBITDA $28.1m $21.6m 30% NPAT $15.7m $12.3m 28% Margins (EBITDA) 18.4% 17.9% 0.5% EPS 9.7 cents 8.8 cents 10% Dividend 7.5 cps 6.5 cps 15% 4

Revenue Breakdown NPAT $m EBITDA $m EPS cents DPS cents 7.5 6.5 5.5 5 4 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 ASG has established strong track record of growth across all key metrics 5

$m EBITDA% EBITDA Margin Expansion 180 Revenue 20% 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% Margin expansion clearly evident Acquisitions were a key contributor to margin expansion in 2H FY11 Lower acquisition integration costs and marketing costs in H2 contributed to improvement from H1 0 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 0% 6

Strong Operating Cash Flow FY11 FY10 Opening Balance $6.8m $8.8m Strong Operating Cash Flow Supported all normal investment needs Underpins increased dividend of 15% Net operating cash $19.6m $15.9m Share issues proceeds $14.8m $6.8m Acquisitions ($5.3m) ($7.8m) Data Centre ($10.2m) ($0.0m) Office Fit outs (Perth & Sydney) ($2.1m) ($0.0m) Cloud Investment ($3.6m) ($0.0m) Other PPE and Software ($2.4m) ($2.1m) Internal Investment ($6.3m) ($6.2m) Net borrowings $11.0m ($2.3m) Dividend Paid ($9.0m) ($6.3m) Closing Balance $13.3m $6.8m 7

Strong organic growth

Strong Organic Growth in FY11 FY11 result was characterised by a healthy 11% organic growth across ASG s businesses The strength of the result, in a patchy operating environment validates ASG s vertically integrated business model and recurring revenue base Long term recurring contracts secured in FY10 and now making a meaningful revenue contribution This is key point of differentiation for ASG and these contracts are expected to continue generate incremental revenue in FY12 and beyond ASG intends to continue this trend by focusing on Managed Services in FY12 with the goal of securing high value, long term contracts with large blue chip companies Clients are attracted to ASG s new end-to end offering ASG has a strong national footprint with existing contracts secured across all Australian states 9

ASG s Cumulative Revenue Model Continues To Deliver ASG remain focussed on locking in forward revenue through long-term contracts 10

Strategy

Enhanced Product Offering Delivers for ASG Consulting Business Intelligence Services Oracle Application Services Managed Services SAP Application Services Infrastructure Services Acquisitions have been completely integrated into ASG s business model, already delivering strategic benefits and solid revenue All business segments now managed by single management team a key point of differentiation for ASG Acquisitions have provided the final pieces in the strategy puzzle, positioning ASG to compete for larger contracts Financial update on acquisitions: Contributed to margin uptick in 2H Delivered solid revenues Did not reach revenue targets due to difficulties in operating environment Strategic update on acquisitions: Already delivering strategic benefits Diversity of product offering has offered revenue protection in a patchy operating environment Contract wins in new strategic areas such as SAP, mining sector Cross selling opportunities between ASG s different business areas ASG can now compete head to head with foreign firms ASG is uniquely poised to compete with foreign service providers to win larger, long term contracts in the $100m to $500m band 12

New Capabilities to Secure Larger Contracts ASG is now equipped to pitch for and deliver larger contracts ASG will now focus on enhance this capability and competing with foreign service providers for contracts in $100m - $500m band 14% 4% 49% 21% 62% 38% ASG already competing effectively in IT Contracts Segment from $1M to $100M ASG uniquely placed to move up into $100M-$500M segment increasing available market by 260%. SOURCE: Gartner 13

Strategy for Continued Growth Now that integrated business model has been achieved, ASG Group is embarking on next phase of growth: securing larger contracts ASG Group is now poised to secure large, long term contracts with major blue chip clients Strategy is a continuation of long-standing plan to focus on securing long term recurring revenues and increasingly compete for larger contracts ASG now has a complete product offering with added benefits of local knowledge, specialised services teams and ability to focus directly on individual clients and prospective contracts ASG can match foreign providers on business model but beat them on client service, flexibility and local responsiveness Developing ASG s Managed Services capabilities is an important part of securing larger, long term contracts 14

ASG S Unique Position Foreign Service Providers win big contracts Viability - Size and Stability (Perceived Risk) ASG uniquely placed to win Value (Agility, Customer Service, Price) Large Managed Service References Missing from Foreign Service Providers Managed Service Capability (People, Process, Automation) Missing from Australian IT Companies 15

Outlook

Outlook ASG expects the operating environment to remain patchy in FY12, particularly for private sector investment in IT Despite this, ASG Group remains confident it will deliver revenue growth and shareholder returns due to the following: 1. ASG s long term, locked in and recurring revenue 2. Organic growth as acquisition benefits continue to deliver 3. Managed service offerings expected to lead to larger size contracts 4. Continues to be recognised as a genuine local alternative to major global players 17

Summary Record financial result with revenue growth translated into profitability ASG s business model shows its resilience despite tough operating environment Strong operating platform established, acquisitions fully integrated into business model ASG well positioned to secure larger, long term contracts in the $100-500m band ASG has not lost its focus on recurring revenues (ASG s key point of differentiation) and will focus on Managed Services capabilities to continue to build this recurring revenue base Solid financial position, strong balance sheet strength, clear translation of revenue through to profitability and strong operating cash flow Well regarded IT services provider that can compete with major global players to provide high quality end-to end solutions Clearly articulated corporate strategy that is delivering revenue, profitability and margin growth 18

Geoff Lewis Chief Executive Officer ASG Group Limited (08) 9420 5401 Dean Langenbach Chief Financial Officer ASG Group Limited (02) 8061 1715