Delårsrapport januari juni 2006 2006-07-14



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Delårsrapport januari juni 2006

Tillväxt med lönsamhet Nettoomsättningen ökande under andra kvartalet till 202,4 (182,7) mkr, första halvåret 376,4 (336,9) mkr Resultat före skatt förbättrades under andra kvartalet till 6,5 (1,6) mkr, första halvåret 9,2 (-17,0) mkr Resultat efter skatt för andra kvartalet blev 6,2 (1,9) mkr, första halvåret 8,4 (-16,2) mkr 2

Company update

The ILM Process Version Revision Erase Release Remove Metadata Format handling Archiving Emulate Migrate Convert Accessible ILM Process (Information Lifecycle Management) Document management Allow creation of documents, different versions, document changes, active archive. Primary intent, continuous document management Records management Locks information, information online or offline for users. Primary intent, long term archiving of documents and information. 4

Storage market drivers Political drivers SOX EU regulations Economical drivers Efficiency Recovery Business drivers Data management Information management Knowledge management Technological drivers New solutions New standards 5

We secure mission-critical information Supporting Competencies -Database -Backup/Recovery Design Develop -Storage ILM Deploy -Server -Archive -Network/ Security -OS Managed Services Operate Supporting Services The combination is the key 6

Trends Data volumes grows with 30-40% per year Hardware increasing volumes with flat growth in money caused by better and cheaper Services in total 5% annual growth Software between 5 an 30% annual growth, in average 7-8% Growth is created through: - Do more of the same thing - - Increased Value Add through more services and software - 7

The Nordic Enterprise Storage Market (10 Billion SEK) (Source: IDC) Vendor 40 % Customers NetApp HDS EMC/Legato Symantec / Veritas Fujitsu Data Domain IBM HP Sun/StorageTek 60 % Integrators PROACT Atea Pulsen TSS Kerfi Ementor / Topnordic Ergo Group and more Storage Archiving e-mail ILM etc Nexsan Application and more Vendors 8

Partners / Vendors PROACT will continuously develop its portfolio of strategic vendors Big and market leaders in their respective areas Niche vendors coming with improved technologies NetApp: Market leader within NAS EMC: Broad vendor within Storage Sun / StorageTek: Strong vendor within Servers and Storage Hitachi: Focused vendor within Storage Symantec: Broad software vendor within Storage and Security DataDomain: Niche vendor within Storage. New technologies Nexsan: Focused vendor within Storage 9

Working close to the customer creates knowledge and flexibility 10

Some PROACT customers Oil Telecom Media Public Energy Bank/Finance Others BP Amoco 3 Aftenposten City of Motala BKK SEB AstraZeneca Chevron Texaco Bite GSM Aftonbladet City of Tampere Fortum Alfred Berg Carmen Systems ConocoPhillips Ericsson Agderposten CSC Scientific Lithuanian Energy AP Pension CSC (SAS) Norsk Hydro Finnet Bergens Tidene Dansk Jordbrugsforskning Lyse Energy Astrup Fearnly Eniro Shell Flextronics Bergensavisen Defence Statnett Baltic Trust Bank Felleskjøpet Statoil Lattelekom Lithuania Radio and TV Foreign office Troms Energy Bank of Finland Fujitsu Western Geco Latvijas Mobilais Telefons TV2 Hospitals Vattenfall DnB NOR GENO NextGentel YLE Kriminalvårdsstyrelsen FöreningSparbanken H. Lundbeck Nokia Lithanian Patent Bureau Gyllenberg Harald A. Møller Omnitel Lithuanian Parlament Lateko Banka ICA Oulun Puhelin Police Latvijas Unibanka MAN B&W Siemens SMHI Norges Bank Microsoft Sonera SSHP Parex Bank Orkla Foods TDC Stavanger Commune Rietumu Banka Patria Telenor Tampere University Siauliu Bankas Personec Telia Technical Univerisity Sparebank 1 Pfizer TeliaSonera Toll Tieto-Tapiola Riksbyggen Vodafone Veikkaus Vilnuaus Bankas Rikstoto Vilnius University Skanska Ålborg Sygehus TetraPak Tieto Enator WM-data Volvo 11

Tactics More of the same => Growth with profit More Business Makers both among sales representatives and consultants New sales channels Industry-focus More value add => Higher margin Archiving More software More service Cost control / Simplicity Procurement Guide lines Simple and useful 12

Press releases from Q2 Storage Environment for SPV Information about pensions at Statens Pensionsverk (SPV) is secured in a new storage system. PROACT delivers the new, disaster-secured storage environment, which is easy for administration and expansion without operation interruptions Storage for CSC Replacement and upgrade of systems for file services, storage and backup/recovery for a big customer of Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC). The system has a failover-functionality, which creates even bigger security at operation interruptions Reacquisition of own stock Decision taken in the board of directors to perform reacquisition of own stock up to 5% of total number of shares. This is made to optimise the capital structure in the Company Record size agreement worth 20 mkr One big international enterprise customer has chosen to subcontract PROACT for responsibility to operate their storage and backup/recovery services. This is the biggest single services contract ever for PROACT. 13

Press releases from Q2 (cont d) New employments The demand for specialist knowledge within storage and archiving increases. The technical development goes very fast, and to meet the increased demand for knowledge PROACT will hire about 50 new employees within the next year Expanded co-operation with EMC The historical multi year co-operation between PROACT and EMC within software has been expanded to involve the total EMC offering The co-operation is important from a strategic point of view for both companies, and one effect is a strengthened position on the whole Nordic market. PROACT and EMC analyses E-mails The E-mail systems contains more and more mission-critical information, and many organisations use them as their general business archive for the increasing information volumes. A new services, based on software from EMC has been developed to analyse and propose improvements to optimize security, accessibility and traceability of E-mails. 14

Interim report Q2 2006

Income statement Q2-2006 (Mkr) Q2 2006 System Sales 122,2 Q2 2005 100,2 Services Other revenue Revenue Gross Profit Costs 79,9 0,3 202,4 79,5-73,2 81,8 0,7 182,7 77,6-76,0 Non-recurr costs - - Result before tax 6,5 1,6 Net margin 3.2% 1.0% Comments versus last year Revenue Total revenue +11% System sales +22% 16

Income statement 2006 (Mkr) Jan-Jun 2006 Jan-Jun 2005 System Sales Services Other revenue Revenue Gross Profit Costs 216,1 159,4 0,9 376,4 152,8-143,6 172,2 163,5 1,2 336,9 150,4-159,0 Non-recurr costs - -8,4 Result before tax 9,2-17,0 Net margin 2,4% -5.0% Comments versus last year Revenue Total revenue +12% System sales +26% 17

Key ratios Balance Sheet (MSEK) 2006 Jun 30 Total Assets 426 whereof Goodwill 72 2005 Dec 31 439 2005 Jun 30 413 whereof Intangible fixed assets 16 17 18 72 72 Equity 152 161 156 Solidity % 36% 40% 38% Cash and bank 41 58 63 18

Revenue per country Apr Jun 2006 Apr Jun 2005 Finland 11% Latvia Denmark 3% 5% Lithuania 3% Sweden 54% Finland 11% Denmark 8% Latvia 5% Lithuania 4% Sweden 51% Norway 24% Norway 23% 19

Cash flow Apr - Jun 2006 Liquid Funds March 31, 2006 69 Cash-flow from current operations -10 Current operations +10 Change in working capital -20 Cash-flow from investment activities -2 Fixed assets -2 Cash-flow from financial activities -16 Buy-back of shares -14 Dividend -2 Change in liquid funds -28 Liquid Funds June 30, 2006 41 20

Cash flow Jan - Jun 2006 Liquid Funds December 31, 2005 58 Cash-flow from current operations 3 Current operations +14 Change in working capital -11 Cash-flow from investment activities -4 Fixed assets -4 Cash-flow from financial activities -16 Buy-back of shares -14 Dividend -2 Change in liquid funds -17 Liquid Funds June 30, 2006 41 21

PROACT share Top 10 owners 2006 June 30 2006 March 31 IGC Industrial Growth 17.0% 16.8% Skandia Liv 7.3% 7.3% Nordea Fonder 5.5% 5.5% RBC Dexia Investor Services 5.2% 5.2% PROACT IT Group AB 4.6% - SIF 3.1% 3.1% Goldman Sachs & Co 2.1% - Marit Fagervold 1.8% 1.8% Andra AP-Fonden 1.2% 1.2% DFA Intl Small Company Fund 1.1% 1.1% Others Total 51.1% 100% 22

Revenue and result excl non-recurrent costs Q2 2006 Q2 2005 (Mkr) Revenue P.b.t Net margin Revenue P.b.t Net margin Sweden 112 3,8 3.4% 96 2,1 2.2% Norway 49 2,8 5.7% 44-1,0-2.3% Finland 23 0,4 1.7% 20-0,2-1.1% Denmark 9-1,2-13.3% 14-0,2-1.4% Latvia 5 0,7 14.0% 4 0,1 2.3% Lithuania 6 0,3 5.0% 6 0,2 2.9% Parent company 0 0,0 0 0,6 Adj/Am. Intang.ass -2-0,3-2 -0,1 Excl non-recurr. 202 6,5 3.2% 182 1,5 1.0% Non-rec. costs - - GROUP 202 6,5 3.2% 182 1,5 1.0% 23

Revenue and result excl non-recurrent costs 2006 2005 (Mkr) Revenue P.b.t Net margin Revenue P.b.t Net margin Sweden 191 5,6 2.9% 172-4,6-2.7% Norway 99 3,5 3.5% 81-3,0-3.7% Finland 41 0,4 1.0% 38-0,5-1.2% Denmark 22-1,6-7.3% 26-0,7-2.7% Latvia 15 1,5 10.0% 11 0,7 6.4% Lithuania 12 1,0 8.3% 12 0,9 7.5% Parent company 0-0,4 0-0,9 Adj/Am. Intang.ass -4-0,8-4 -0,6 Excl non-recurr. 376 9,2 2.4% 336-8,7-2.6% Non-rec. costs - -8,4 GROUP 376 9,2 2.4% 336-17,1-5.1% 24

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