Analyst Roundtable. Cologne, December 12, 2013



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QSC AG Analyst Roundtable Cologne, December 12, 2013

AGENDA 1. Operational Update Barbara Stolz CFO 2. Strategic Update Juergen Hermann CEO 3. Presentation of Selected Innovations - QSC-WiFi - QSC-tengo - Q-loud platform - Smart Utility & Energy Solutions 2 4. Impact of Innovations on QSC s Mid-Term Strategy Juergen Hermann CEO

2013: QSC IS WELL ON TRACK TO MEETING ITS GUIDANCE In million Q1-Q3 2012 Q1-Q3 2013 Revenues 353.2 340.3-3.7% Cost of revenues (1) 236.8 226.9-4.2% Gross profit +116.4 +113.4-2.6% Other operating expenses (1) 60.4 56.0-7.3% EBITDA profit +56.0 +57.4 +2.5% Depreciation 39.6 39.0-1.5% EBIT profit +16.4 +18.4 +12.2% Financial result -2.9-2.9 - Income taxes -1.0-0.5 nm Net profit +12.4 +15.0 +21.0% 3 (1) Excluding depreciation and non-cash share-based remuneration

4 TWO-FOLD DEVELOPMENT: DECREASE IN TC VS. GROWTH IN ICT

TC BUSINESS IS STRAINED BY TIGHTENED REGULATION Effective December 1, 2012, the German regulator lowered interconnection fees. This involved three major changes: Lower mobile fees: minus 45 47% Lower fixed-line fees: minus 20 40% A new structure of fixed-line interconnection fees for altnets Effects on QSC in 2013: Around 7 8 million less revenues per quarter (~55% Resellers / ~45% Indirect Sales) Around 1 million less EBITDA per quarter 5

AND A DECLINING MARKET: LEGACY VOICE Two major trends Increase in mobile calls Increase in data- based communication (E-mail, WhatsApp, Facebook etc.) 6

ICT BUSINESS IS BENEFITING FROM LARGE ORDERS WON IN 2012 Significant increase in day-to-day orders from existing and new customers in 2013 Total order inflow in 2012 was probably higher than that of 2013 Large orders helped QSC to outpace the market in 2013 7

ALL THREE SEGMENTS ARE CONTRIBUTING TO THE PROFIT MARGIN Lion s share of gross margin of 113.4 million is provided by Direct and Indirect Sales Resellers still bear a significant yet declining portion of QSC s costs NGN allows QSC to highly efficiently provide services in very competitive markets such as legacy voice 8

IN 2013, PROFITABILITY WILL FOR THE LAST TIME BENEFIT FROM THE DEFERRED COST EFFECT Cost reduction of 5.2 million per quarter since Q1 2011 due to the premature termination of the Plusnet contract (originally to run through Dec 31, 2013) in late 2010 QSC used deferred costs to return the payment from TELE2 over the remaining contract period This positive effect will stop after Q4 2013, and will be compensated, to some extent, by a network deal ( 2.5 3.0 million per quarter) 9

SHORT-TERM PROFITABILITY DRAWBACK: PERSONNEL EXPENSES Focusing on recruitment since 2012: Outsourcing (+125) Consulting (+59) Development (+46) Additional ICT experts are the foundation for growing revenues in people-intensive Outsourcing and Consulting, and progress in R&D 10

SHORT-TERM PROFITABILITY DRAWBACK: DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES Development budget has risen by more than 200 percent in 2013 QSC now employs some 50 developers Budget for full year 2013 is around 6 million 11

12 PROFITABILITY DRAWBACK: INVESTMENT IN CUSTOMERS

13 QSC IS EARNING AN ATTRACTIVE FREE CASH FLOW

14 QSC IS FINANCED VERY SOLIDLY FOR FURTHER GROWTH IN ICT AND EXPANDING R&D

AGENDA 1. Operational Update Barbara Stolz CFO 2. Strategic Update Juergen Hermann CEO 3. Presentation of Selected Innovations - QSC-WiFi - QSC-tengo - Q-loud platform - Smart Utility & Energy Solutions 15 4. Impact of Innovations on QSC s Mid-Term Strategy Juergen Hermann CEO

16 OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY: FROM TC TO ICT AND THE CLOUD

17 OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY: GREAT PROGRESS SINCE 2009

18 WHERE QSC STANDS TODAY

19 OUR LONG-TERM GOALS

20 AN ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYER: QSC IS ABLE TO WIN TALENT IN A HIGHLY COMPETITIVE MARKET

21 SHAREHOLDERS ARE BENEFITING FROM THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESS

INNOVATION DRIVERS: WHERE QSC STANDS TODAY cospace, QSC-tengo and QSC-Analyzer are first examples of QSC s self-developed ICT innovations Some 50 employees are focusing on developing new ICT and Cloud products for existing and new markets QSC is contributing to several highly promising initiatives: EEBUS home automation (presentation at IFA 2013) O(SC) 2 ar smart car (DHL is testing pilot cars) Virtual power plant working on the first pilot (FINESCE) 22

PRECONDITION FOR INNOVATIONS: A FLEXIBLE ORGANIZATION Innovations need room for development and fast decisions Innovations need to be driven by people who prefer to work in smaller organizations Innovators need a commercial environment and supervision Innovators need access to sales channels New QSC organization (since Q3 2013) enables innovations to be driven in dedicated subsidiaries (owned and managed by QSC) A perfect environment for innovators with an entrepreneurial spirit 23

PRECONDITION FOR INNOVATIONS: CLOSE AND TRANSPARENT MANAGEMENT In 2013, QSC has installed a new innovation management system with Clear responsibilities Defined, measurable goals KPI s for internal controlling and steering Roadmap for each project, including milestones and decision points New concept will come into effect at the beginning of 2014 24

HOW QSC WILL FOSTER INNOVATIONS Developing in-house Acquiring leading-edge technology companies Winning leading-edge entrepreneurial talent 25

26 THE PLATFORM FOR INNOVATION ALREADY EXISTS

27 QSC ALSO HAS A STRONG SALES CHANNEL

28... AND A HUGE PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

29 QSC IS WORKING NONSTOP TO FILL THE GAPS

AGENDA 1. Operational Update Barbara Stolz CFO 2. Strategic Update Juergen Hermann CEO 3. Presentation of Selected Innovations - QSC-WiFi - QSC-tengo - Q-loud platform - Smart Utility & Energy Solutions 30 4. Impact of Innovations for QSC s Mid-Term Strategy Juergen Hermann CEO

AGENDA 1. Operational Update Barbara Stolz CFO 2. Strategic Update Juergen Hermann CEO 3. Presentation of Selected Innovations - QSC-WiFi - QSC-tengo - Q-loud platform - Smart Utility & Energy Solutions 31 4. Impact of Innovations for QSC s Mid-Term Strategy Juergen Hermann CEO

32 QSC WILL BECOME AN INNOVATION DRIVER

33 THE ROADMAP TO BECOMING AN INNOVATION DRIVER

34 WHERE QSC WILL STAND TOMORROW

INNOVATIONS WILL ALLOW QSC TO BRING ITS VISION TO LIFE QSC will become a company with Revenues of 0.8 1.0 billion An EBITDA margin of 25% Free cash flow of 120 150 million Progress of innovations will decide whether QSC will be able to reach the vision already in 2016 Innovations are the key to higher margins and financial strength 35

INNOVATIONS WILL LEAD TO RISING REVENUES Key developments: Direct Sales will grow faster than the market Indirect Sales will start to benefit from new ICT products in 2014 Resellers will start to benefit from new products for mass markets in 2015 Indirect sales and Resellers hampered by legacy business in 2014 and 2015 36

SALES ORGANIZATION WELL-POSITIONED FOR ACHIEVING GROWTH 37 Direct Sales Close relationships with Outsourcing / Managed Services customers Strong industry expertise (Energy, Finance, Retail more to come) Consulting serves as a perfect door opener Indirect Sales Strong customer base (30,000 SMEs in Germany) Network of some 450 ICT partners 2013/2014: Selection of suitable partners, training and certification Resellers Long-term relationships with strong ICT brands Strong experience in launching and marketing B2B2C products Involvement in several development partnerships with leading industry players

M&A STRATEGY WILL HELP TO ACCELERATE GROWTH All ICT players use acquisitions to broaden their innovation pipeline and to win additional talent In the past, QSC has proven its ability to find suitable targets and to integrate them smoothly In 2014 and beyond, QSC will focus on small- and mid-sized companies with outstanding innovations and/or industry expertise Full take-overs are possible as is the acquisition of significant stakes and partnerships 38

39 TAILWIND FROM THE MARKET: THE ERA OF B2B CLOUD COMPUTING HAS JUST BEGUN

40 TAILWIND: RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS WILL ADOPT CLOUD SERVICES AS WELL

DIGITAL DISRUPTION: MOST INDUSTRIES WILL EXPERIENCE FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE One third of the companies in Germany expects a significant change in their business model by 2020 (KPMG 2013) Massive changes in industries such as music and tourism are only the beginning ICT and Cloud Services will be at the heart of most business models Industry 4.0 will become a reality Companies will need ICT and Cloud partners to Operate their ICT (Outsourcing, Cloud) Digitize their processes (Consulting, Cloud) Fulfill their customers expectations (Cloud) ( interaction wherever and whenever they want ) 41 QSC will become a preferred partner for the German Mittelstand

QSC IS ON A GOOD WAY TO REALIZING ITS LONG-TERM GOALS AND ITS VISION QSC has a highly attractive innovation pipeline for fast-growing markets Launch of innovations will open up the opportunity to earn fast-growing revenues Higher share of self-developed products will boost profitability in addition to ongoing automation and standardization of existing business In 2013, QSC has finished its transformation process and built an organization QSC 2.0 In 2014, QSC will invest strongly in future growth and innovations In 2015, QSC 2.0 will start to reap the fruits of having become the innovation driver in the German ICT and Cloud market 42

CONTACT QSC AG Arne Thull Head of Investor Relations Mathias-Brüggen-Strasse 55 50829 Cologne Phone +49-221-6698-724 Fax +49-221-6698-009 E-mail invest@qsc.de Web www.qsc.de 43 twitter.com/qscirde twitter.com/qsciren blog.qsc.de xing.com/companies/qscag slideshare.net/qscag paulrobertloyd.com/2009/06/social_media_icons

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT This presentation includes forward-looking statements as such term is defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are based on management s current expectations and projections of future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Many factors could cause actual results to vary materially from future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, changes in the competitive environment, changes in the rate of development and expansion of the technical capabilities of DSL technology, changes in prices of DSL technology and market share of our competitors, changes in the rate of development and expansion of alternative broadband technologies and changes in prices of such alternative broadband technologies, changes in government regulation, legal precedents or court decisions relating, among other things, to line sharing, rent for colocation and unbundled local loops, the pricing and timely availability of leased lines, and other matters that might have an effect on our business, the timely development of value-added services, our ability to maintain and expand current marketing and distribution agreements and enter into new marketing and distribution agreements, our ability to receive additional financing if management planning targets are not met, the timely and complete payment of outstanding receivables from our distribution partners and resellers of QSC services and products, as well as the availability of sufficiently qualified employees. A complete list of the risks, uncertainties and other factors facing us can be found in our public reports and filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. 44

DISCLAIMER This document has been produced by QSC AG (the Company ) and is furnished to you solely for your information and may not be reproduced or redistributed, in whole or in part, to any other person No representation or warranty (express or implied) is made as to, and no reliance should be placed on, the fairness, accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein and, accordingly, none of the Company or any of its parent or subsidiary undertakings or any of such person s officers or employees accepts any liability whatsoever arising directly or indirectly from the use of this document The information contained in this document does not constitute or form a part of, and should not be construed as, an offer of securities for sale or invitation to subscribe for or purchase any securities and neither this document nor any information contained herein shall form the basis of, or be relied on in connection with, any offer of securities for sale or commitment whatsoever 45