YIT Group Interim Report 1-3/2009

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YIT Group Interim Report 1-3/2009 CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Austria Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland Germany Hungary Latvia Lithuania Norway Poland Romania Russia Sweden Juhani Pitkäkoski President and CEO Event for analysts and investors April 24, 2009 YIT CORPORATION

Contents Highlights of the quarter Business segment development Financial development Future outlook and focus areas Appendices Ownership structure Group financials Market development

Highlights of the quarter CONFIDENTIAL Highlights of the quarter 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Variation across business segments Building and Industrial Services Construction Services Finland International Construction Services Negative profitability, EBIT: EUR -24 million (-38.7%) Low residential sales volumes, cost overruns in certain projects. Residential sales continued in Russia and picked up in Feb-March. In Russia housing construction continued. YIT will complete all apartments under construction, maintaining credibility as a reliable partner. Huge need for apartments continues. In Baltics weak market situation continued. Number of unsold apartments decreased. Steady profitability, EBIT: EUR 29 million (5.3%) Service and maintenance stable. Technical building systems focused on renovation and modernization. In Industrial Service, investments focused on energy industry. Profitability better than in Q4/08, EBIT: EUR 21 million (8.7%) Residential consumer sales picked up from Q4/08. In infrastructure good development continued. In business premises focus on completing ongoing and tender-based projects.

Revenue and operating profit decreased EUR million Q1/09 Q1/08 Change (Q1/08-Q1/09) Q4/08 Change (Q4/08-Q1/09) 2008 Revenue1 823.7 927.0 -11% 1,050.7 -22% 3,939.7 Operating profit 2 22.1 78.6 -72% 48.4 -54% 260.6 of revenue 2.7% 8.5% 4.6% 6.6% Financial income and expenses, net 3 -19.9 -8.3 *) -43.1 -67.5 Profit before taxes 2.2 70.3 -97% 5.4 -59% 193.1 Earnings per share, EUR 0.02 0.40 0.03 -33% 1.05 Return on investment, rolling 12 months 14.3% 28.1% 17.5% 17.5 Operating cash flow after investments 10.3 51.0 -80% 61.3 -83% -19.4 *) Change over 100% 1) Building Systems operations acquired from Central Europe were transferred to YIT on Aug 1, 2008. 2) Q1/2008 MEUR +3.5 (final ruling of the Supreme Court). 3) Q1/2008 MEUR +2.2 (final ruling of the Supreme Court). 1-12/2008 MEUR -25.0 (exchange rate losses mainly related to the ruble).

Business segment development CONFIDENTIAL Business segment development 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Business segment comparison Revenue EBIT Personnel Building and Industrial Services 64% 58% 111% 75% X% Nordic countries, Central Europe, Russia, Baltics 29% 42% 12% Construction Services Finland Finland 13% 7% EBIT negative International Construction Services Russia, Baltics, Czech Republic Percentage of YIT Group in Q1/09

Building and Industrial Services CONFIDENTIAL Building and Industrial Services 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Building and Industrial Services Steady profitability development Revenue EBIT and EBIT-% Order backlog EUR million EUR million EUR million %

Building and Industrial Services Revenue by country CONFIDENTIAL Building and Industrial Services Revenue by country 05 June 2018 Other 2% EUR 9 million (EUR 2 million) Finland 30% EUR 161 million (EUR 176 million) -9% Russia and Baltics 2% EUR 9 million (EUR 15 million) -43% Central Europe 16% 2 (Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania) EUR 87 million (EUR 0.4 million) Revenue Q1/09: EUR 538 million (Q1/08: EUR 508 million) Change +6% 1&2 Sweden 23% EUR 123 million (EUR 156 million) -21% Denmark 7% EUR 39 million (EUR 39 million) 0% Norway 20% EUR 110 million (EUR 120 million) -8% 1) Calculated in local currencies, growth was 13%. 2) Building Systems operations acquired from Central Europe were transferred to YIT on Aug 1, 2008. YIT CORPORATION

Stable development in service and maintenance Building and Industrial Services: Service and maintenance revenue EUR 281 million in Q1/09 Building and Industrial Services total segment revenue, EUR million % of segment revenue 60% 58% 58% 38% 52% Other revenue Service and maintenance revenue

Service and maintenance contracts in Q1/09 Sweden Mondi Dynäs AstraZeneca Norway Norway’s road administration StatoilHydro Finland Finnair Catering TeliaSonera Finland Helsingin Energia Neste Oil Denmark Peterson Packaging Odense Steel Shipyard Germany Offices in Munich

Actions to improve competitiveness Increase service and maintenance Focus on: Renovation and modernization Public sector Maintenance Improve utility rates Renegotiate procurement deals

Construction Services Finland CONFIDENTIAL Construction Services Finland 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Construction Services Finland Profitability better than in Q4/08 Revenue EBIT and EBIT-% Order backlog EUR million EUR million % EUR million

Consumer residential sales picked up from Q4/08 Apartments sold in Finland Number 594 436 241 213 182 171 166 57

Start-ups and inventory reduced in Finland Residential start-ups Unsold apartments Number Number 2,424 1,404 1,296 1,292 1,118 1,542 921 331 239

Structural and market factors for housing in Finland Migration continues - Low urbanisation rate Low living space per capita Change in social structures About 70% of households consist of 1-2 persons Decreased interest rates Increased rents Decreased supply of apartments

Source: Catella market review Q4/08, March 3, 2009. Office construction decreases clearly, lower vacancy rates in retail and logistics CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Vacancy rate of business premises in Helsinki metropolitan area, 1992-2008 Vacancy rate of business premises in major Finnish cities, at the end of 2008 % 9.3% 5.7% 2.9% Office construction to decrease notably - Less decrease in retail Office Retail Logistics & production Other *) Average: Helsinki metropolitan area, Tampere, Turku, Oulu, Lahti, Kuopio, Jyväskylä, Vaasa Source: Catella market review Q4/08, March 3, 2009. YIT CORPORATION

Stable demand in infrastructure continues CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Projects starting up in 2009 in Finland The Ring Rail Line circular rail route of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area Länsimetro (new underground line) Kalla bridges (Highway 5) Main road 51 (Kirkkonummi - Kivenlahti) Highway 6 (Ahvenlampi - Mansikkala) Kehä I (ring road, second phase) Kehä III (ring road, Vanhakartano - Lentoasemantie) Highway 5 (Koirakivi - Hurus) Highway 6 (Joensuu) Highway 14 (Savonlinna city center) New road connection to Kilpilahti YIT CORPORATION

Actions to improve competitiveness Residential Housing start-ups according to market demand Own development Rental housing production Business premises Start-ups according to market demand Active project development Contracting Infrastructure Active in projects - projects starting up offer new business possibilities

International Construction Services CONFIDENTIAL International Construction Services 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

International Construction Services Negative profitability Revenue EBIT and EBIT-% Order backlog EUR million EUR million % EUR million Q1/08 Q2/08 Q3/08 Q4/08 Q1/09

Residential sales in Russia picked up in February-March Apartments sold in Russia Number

6,874 apartments under construction in Russia YIT completes all started production, construction costs estimated at EUR 325 million* Residential start-ups Under construction Unsold apartments Number Number Number 11,768 10,856 9,664 8,230 8,407 7,353 6,810 6,874 5,534 5,218 In October 2008, YIT decided to suspend the construction of 2,485 residential units in Russia. These units are not included in any of the figures. *) At the ruble rate at the end of March 2009.

Capital invested in Russia Capital invested in Russia 3/2009: EUR 509 million, 33% of Group capital Group capital invested, EUR million 1,654 1,561 33% 33%

Structural and market factors for housing in Russia Huge need for apartments -Existing stock in bad condition -Low living space per capita Mortgage market development Decrease of housing prices stabilised at the beginning of the year Decreased supply of apartments -Many projects suspended in the current market situation

Housing inventory reduced in the Baltics Apartments sold Start-ups Unsold apartments Number Number Number 1,029 745 296 243

Actions to improve competitiveness Adjust operations and organization to market situation In Russia Stabilise operations Secure residential sales Complete all started production Maintain credibility as a reliable partner In the Baltics Shift focus from residential production to contracting

Financial development CONFIDENTIAL Financial development 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Operating cash flow after investments Positive operating cash flow in Q1/09 Operating cash flow after investments EUR million Q1/08 Q2/08 Q3/08 Q4/08 Q1/09

Financial position remained stable Interest-bearing debt Gearing ratio % EUR million 846 844 745 660 590 Net debt Cash and cash equivalents

Maturity structure of long-term debt 3/2009 Stable maturity structure CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Debt portfolio 3/2009 Total EUR 844 million Average interest rate 4.9 % Maturity structure of long-term debt 3/2009 EUR million Markets 30% Others 1% Credit institutions 25% Sold receivables1) 14% Insurance companies 30% 1) Developer contracting liabilities YIT CORPORATION

Net financial costs increased EUR million 67.5 Increase in Q1/09 mainly due to exchange rate losses from the ruble 43.1 19.9 8.3 10.0 6.1 Exchange rate losses mainly due to the ruble: In Q1/09: EUR 9.6 million In Q4/2008: EUR 25.0 million

YIT Group invested capital EUR 1,561 million in Q1/09 Invested capital decreased from Q4/08 YIT Group invested capital EUR 1,561 million in Q1/09 EUR million 1,654 1,561 1,590 1,470 1,353 Decrease in work in progress in Russia and Finland In Russia invested capital at about the same level taking into consideration ruble exchange rate effect Invested capital = Balance sheet total - non-interest bearing debt

Factors impacting the backlog Order backlog EUR 3 billion Factors impacting the backlog EUR million 3,965 Operative - Backlog with normal margin - Residential and commercial real estate with sales risk 3,627 3,670 3,234 3,045 Currency effects - Ruble - SEK, NOK Suspended projects The backlog of International Construction Services includes 2,485 residential units suspended in Russia, accounting for ~EUR 322 million at the end of 3/09.

Future outlook and focus areas CONFIDENTIAL Future outlook and focus areas 05 June 2018 This slide has Title Slide layout that can be used to divide sections in the presentation or to start a presentation without a cover photo (opening slide) YIT CORPORATION

Outlook for 2009 by business segment Building and Industrial Services Construction Services Finland International Construction Services Revenue and operating profit estimated to decrease and profitability to weaken somewhat. Service and maintenance demand to develop relatively steadily in spite of the uncertain market conditions. Target to increase service and maintenance. The demand for renovation will continue to grow. Investments in industry and commercial real estate will decrease. Revenue and operating profit estimated to decrease clearly. Profitability at moderate level. Residential construction estimated to decrease, and focus will be on interest-subsidized and market-financed rental housing production. Decreased interest rates, higher rents and piled up need due to reduced supply support demand for owner-occupied housing. Construction of new business premises estimated to decrease clearly. The number of infrastructure projects will be stable or grow as a result of public sector stimulus measures. Revenue estimated to decrease clearly and operating profit to be negative. Target to stabilise operations. Consumer demand estimated to remain unchanged in Russia, provided that the price of oil and ruble rate stay at current levels, at minimum. The decreased supply, as several constructors have suspended their projects, may decrease the pressure to lower selling prices. Devaluation of ruble brings down the costs of completing apartments under construction and has an effect on YIT’s revenue and earnings development in euro terms. In Baltics, weak market situation will continue.

Picture: Vägverket, Sweden Outlook for 2009 CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 YIT estimates that in 2009 the Group revenue will decrease clearly but profit before taxes will be positive. Add text to clarify the case for those who are unfamiliar with it... Picture: Vägverket, Sweden YIT CORPORATION

Improve competitiveness in challenging market situation CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Focus areas Accelerate sales Reduce production costs Improve capital efficiency Strengthen cash flow YIT CORPORATION

CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 YIT CORPORATION

More information Sakari Ahdekivi Petra Thorén Chief Financial Officer CONFIDENTIAL More information 05 June 2018 Sakari Ahdekivi Chief Financial Officer tel. +358 20 433 2258 e-mail: sakari.ahdekivi@yit.fi Petra Thorén Senior Vice President, Investor Relations tel. +358 20 433 2635 Mob. +358 40 764 5462 e-mail: petra.thoren@yit.fi YIT CORPORATION

Appendices CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 YIT CORPORATION

Ownership structure Principal shareholders Number of shareholders Share of non-Finnish ownership

Principal shareholders CONFIDENTIAL Principal shareholders 05 June 2018 Owners on March 31, 2009 Shares % 1 Structor S.A. 13,100,000 10.30 2 Suomi Mutual Life Assurance Company 6,414,919 5.04 3 Mandatum Life Insurance Company Limited 5,507,004 4.33 4 Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Company 3,549,804 2.79 5 Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company 3,479,530 2.73 6 YIT Corporation 2,145,000 1.69 7 Svenska Litteratursällskapet i Finland 1,865,000 1.47 8 State Pension Fund 1,700,000 1.34 9 Etera Mutual Pension Ins. Company 1,484,400 1.17 10 Odin Norden C/O Odin Forvaltning As 1,425,466 1.12 Others 56,928,479 44.74 Nominee registered shares total 29,623,820 23.28 Total 127,223,422 100.00 . YIT CORPORATION

28,135 shareholders at the end of March 2009 CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Number of shareholders, 2002-3/2009 Number 28,135 YIT CORPORATION

Share of non-Finnish ownership 36% at the end of March 2009 CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 % of YIT shares YIT CORPORATION

Group financials Strategic target levels Revenue and order backlog Revenue by segment Revenue by geographical area Operating profit (EBIT) and EBIT-% Operating profit (EBIT) by segment Earnings per share Personnel at the end of period Personnel by segment and country

YIT’s strategic target levels CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Positive revenue growth Return on investment 20% Operating cash flow after investments sufficient for dividend payout and debt reduction Equity ratio 35% Dividend payout 40-60% of net profit for the period YIT CORPORATION

Revenue and order backlog Revenue Order backlog EUR million EUR million

Group total revenue EUR 824 million in Q1/09 Revenue by segment International Construction Services 7% EUR 61 million (EUR 154 million) -60% Building and Industrial Services 64% EUR 538 million (EUR 508 million) +6% Group total revenue EUR 824 million in Q1/09 (Q1/08: EUR 927 million) -11% Construction Services Finland 29% EUR 240 million (EUR 285 million) -16% Percentage of YIT Group in Q1/09

Revenue by geographical area, Q1/09 CONFIDENTIAL 05 June 2018 Finland 47% EUR 384 million (EUR 444 million) Change -14% Other countries EUR 9 million (EUR 4 million) Change +125% Revenue Q1/09: EUR 824 million (Q1/08:EUR 927 million) Change -11% Baltics 3% EUR 21 million (EUR 55 million) Change -62% Sweden, Norway, Denmark 33% EUR 271million (EUR 314 million) Change -14% Russia 6% EUR 49 million (EUR 110 million) Change -55% Central Europe 11% EUR 89 million* *) Operations acquired from Central Europe were transferred to YIT on August 1, 2008. YIT CORPORATION

Operating profit (EBIT) and EBIT-% EUR million %

Operating profit (EBIT) by segment Building and Industrial Services 58% EUR 29 million (EUR 32 million) -9% Group total EUR 22 million in Q1/09 (in Q1/08: EUR 79 million) -72% Construction Services Finland 42% EUR 21 million (EUR 35 million) -41% International Construction Services EUR -24 million (EUR 16 million) Percentage of YIT Group in Q1/09

Eearnings per share EUR Q1/08 Q2/08 Q3/08 Q4/08 Q1/09

Personnel at the end of March: 25,239 Number 25,784 25,239 23,644

Personnel by segment and country Personnel by country 25,239 in Q1/09 (Q1/08: 23,644) 25,239 in Q1/09 (Q1/08: 23,644) *) Operations acquired from Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania were transferred to YIT on August 1, 2008. Approximately 2,100 employees were then transferred to YIT.

Market development Apartment price development in Finland Finnish consumers’ view on feasibility of borrowing Living space Migration in Finland

Housing price indexes in Finland 1983=100 Housing price in relation to consumer income Housing price indexes in Finland 1983=100 Source: Statistics Finland

View on feasibility of borrowing (Percentage of positive answers – percentage of negative answers) Source: Consumer barometer by Statistics Finland on January 27, 2009.

High demand for new apartments Need for apartments in the long run High demand for new apartments Living space / person, m2 Russia 21 Lithuania 24 Latvia 25 Estonia 29 Romania 17 Slovak 18 Bulgaria 20 Poland 26 Hungary 29 Czech 33 Finland 38 Austria 39 Germany 43 Sweden 45 Denmark 50 Norway 53 10 20 30 40 50 60 Source: Statistics offices of the respective countries

Migration maintains demand for residential construction Migration between municipalities in Finland Migration in 3/2009: 50,301 persons (In 3/2008: 57,101) Persons Source: Statistics Finland, April 17, 2009