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YIT Group Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 PUBLIC 11 June 2018 YIT Group Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 Hannu Leinonen Group CEO Event for analysts and investors 27 October 2006 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Contents YIT Group Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Contents YIT Group Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 Strategy and Strategic Target Levels Market and Future Outlook Appendices YIT Share Market Outlook Interim Report Jan–Sep/2006 Strategic Target Levels 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 PUBLIC 11 June 2018 YIT Group Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Revenue and operating profit growth continued Building Systems forged ahead with improving profitability. The business segment’s operating profit rose by 47 per cent and operating margin increased to 5.2 per cent of revenue (Jan-Sep/2005 3.6%). Construction Services’ operating profit margin remained at excellent level and was 11.4 per cent (11.6%). Revenue growth was 14 per cent and operating profit growth 12 per cent. Revenue increased in Industrial and Network Services but operating profit weakened due to the weak market for network services as well as personnel downsizing costs. The operating profit margin was 3.6 per cent (9.6%). 27 October, 2006

Order backlog all-time high level Order backlog MEUR 2,246.2 (Jan-Sep/2005: MEUR 1,881.4), growth 19% Revenue MEUR 2,376.3 (MEUR 2,163.8), growth 10% Operating profit MEUR 172.4 (MEUR 162.5), growth 6%. Operating profit margin 7.3% (7.5%) Earnings per share EUR 0.88 (EUR 0.91), change -3% Return on investment 25.2% (23.7%) Financial position remains solid Equity ratio 34.6% (34.6%) Gearing ratio 68.1% (52.3%) 27 October, 2006

Consolidated income statement MEUR Jan-Sep/2006 Jan-Sep/2005 Change, % Jan-Dec/2005 Revenue 2,376.3 2,163.8 10 3,023.8 of which activities outside Finland 1,047.7 921.0 14 1 326.6 Operating income and expenses -2,187.1 -1,985.1 -2,772.9 Shares in associated companies 0.8 0.5 60 0.7 Depreciation and write-downs -17.6 -16.7 5 -23.9 Operating profit 172.4 162.5 6 227.7 as percentage of revenue 7.3 7.5 Financial income 2.3 1.3 77 1.9 Exchange rate differences -1.8 2.6 *) 2.0 Financial expenses -14.8 -12.8 16 -16.8 Profit before taxes 158.1 153.6 3 214.8 6.7 7.1 Income taxes -43.6 -40.2 8 -57.9 Profit for the period 114.6 113.4 1 156.9 4.8 5.2 Attributable to Equity holders of the company 110.7 112.7 -2 155.5 Minority interests 3.9 1.4 Earnings per share, EUR 0.88 0.91 -3 1.26 Diluted earnings per share, EUR 0.87 0.89 1.23 *) Change over 100% 27 October, 2006

Revenue by business segment MEUR Jan-Sep/ 2006 Jan-Sep/ 2005 Change, % Jan-Dec/ 2005 Building Systems *) 1,009.2 994.7 1 1,398.4 Construction Services 1,055.9 925.3 14 1,298.3 Industrial and Network Services *) 352.9 291.3 21 398.8 Other items -41.7 -47.5 -12 -71.7 YIT Group total 2,376.3 2,163.8 10 3,023.8 *) At the beginning of 2006, industrial electricity, automation and HEPAC operations were transferred to the Industrial and Network Services business segment from the Building Systems business segment. The business operations that were transferred had revenue of EUR 58.9 million in Jan-Dec/2005. Comparable growth for Building Systems was 6% and for Industrial and Network Services 6%. 27 October, 2006

of which operations outside Finland MEUR 1,047.7 Breakdown of revenue Jan-Sep/2006 Finland 56% MEUR 1,328.6 Building Systems 42% MEUR 1,009.2 Other countries 0.3% MEUR 6.0 Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia 5% MEUR 128.1 Industrial and Network Services 15% MEUR 352.9 Russia 7% MEUR 164.9 Construction Services 43% MEUR 1,055.9 Sweden, Norway, Denmark 32% MEUR 748.7 Total revenue MEUR 2,376.3, of which operations outside Finland MEUR 1,047.7 27 October, 2006

Operating profit by business segment MEUR 1) Building Systems Construction Services Industrial and Network Services Other items Jan-Sep/2004 Jan-Sep/2005 Jan-Sep/2006 Total operating profit Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 172.4 Jan-Sep/2005 MEUR 162.5 Jan-Sep/2004 MEUR 122.8 1) Includes EUR 5.1 million adjustment costs for personnel reductions in Q3/2006. 27 October, 2006

Building Systems Operating profit by quarter Operating profit, MEUR Operating profit margin,% 1) 1) 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 1) Includes a loss provision of EUR 4 million due to an electrification project on two ships for the Royal Danish Navy (non-recurring item). 27 October, 2006

Construction Services Operating profit by quarter Operating profit, MEUR Operating profit margin,% 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 27 October, 2006

Industrial and Network Services Operating profit by quarter Operating profit, MEUR Operating profit margin,% 1) 1) 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 1-3 04 4-6 04 7-9 04 10-12 04 1-12 04 1-3 06 4-6 06 7-9 06 1-3 05 4-6 05 7-9 05 10-12 05 1-12 05 1) Includes EUR 5.1 million adjustment costs for personnel reductions in Q3/2006. 27 October, 2006

Earnings per share per quarter 1-3/ 2004 4-6/ 2004 7-9/ 2004 10-12/ 2004 1-12/ 2004 1-3/ 2005 4-6/ 2005 7-9/ 2005 10-12/ 2005 1-12/ 2005 1-3/ 2006 4-6/ 2006 7-9/ 2006 The doubling amount of shares which came into effect on March 24, 2006 (split) has been taken into account. 27 October, 2006

Return on investment % % FAS 1994 - 2004 FAS 1994 - 2004 IFRS 2004 2005 IFRS 9/2005 IFRS 9/2006 FAS 1994 - 2004 FAS 1994 - 2004 27 October, 2006

Equity ratio and gearing by quarter Gearing ratio, % 27 October, 2006

Order backlog at end of period MEUR 2,246.2 2,151.3 1,999.2 2,007.2 1,909.4 1,881.4 1,878.8 1,823.4 1,722.2 1,708.2 1,585.2 27 October, 2006

Order backlog by business segment MEUR Sep/2006 Sep/2005 Change, % Dec/ 2005 Building Systems *) 582.7 575.7 1 492.0 Construction Services 1,524.4 1,193.8 28 1,242.6 Industrial and Network Services *) 180.3 158.3 14 173.3 Other items -41.2 -46.4 -11 -29.1 YIT Group total 2,246.2 1,881.4 19 1,878.8 *) At the beginning of 2006, industrial electricity, automation and HEPAC operations were transferred to the Industrial and Network Services business segment from the Building Systems business segment. The business operations that were transferred had revenue of EUR 58.9 million in Jan-Dec/2005. 27 October, 2006

Maintenance and upkeep services by business segment Jan-Sep/2006 (Jan-Sep/2005) Other items MEUR -15 Building Systems MEUR 651 65% of revenue (60%) Industrial and Network Services MEUR 212 60% of revenue (76%) Construction Services MEUR 71 7% of revenue (3%) YIT Group total MEUR 919.0 39% of revenue (38%) 27 October, 2006

Strategic Target Levels PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Strategy and Strategic Target Levels 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

YIT’s strategic target levels Average annual growth in revenue 10% Operating profit margin (EBIT) 9% Return on investment 22% Equity ratio 35% Dividend payout 40–60% of net profit for the year after taxes and minority interests 27 October, 2006

Main growth drivers by segments Average annual growth 10% Main growth drivers by segments Construction Services Increasing residential development and starting project development business in Russia Building Systems Rounding out the service portfolio in the Nordic and Baltic countries and St. Petersburg and Moscow Industrial and Network Services Outsourcings within Finnish industry Organic growth Capital Organic growth and acquisitions Personnel Outsourcings Personnel 27 October, 2006

Average annual growth in Russia 50% 2006-2009 In Construction Services main focus on development business Growth in residential development Start-up of project development  Growth in development business increases invested capital, amount of capital grows slightly faster than net sales In Building Systems increasing volume in St. Petersburg and Moscow In Industrial Services gaining foothold in St. Petersburg 27 October, 2006

Growth Construction Services in Russia Average annual growth 10% Growth Construction Services in Russia Increasing residential development Growing in existing cities Entering new big cities (population over one million) Entering new satellite cities from the existing cities Start-up of project development 27 October, 2006

Growth Construction Services in Russia PUBLIC Average annual growth 10% 11 June 2018 Growth Construction Services in Russia Moscow (10.4) Moscow Oblast (6.6) Tver (0.4) Yaroslavl (0.6) Ivanovo (0.4) Vladimir (0.3) Ryazan (0.5) Kaluga (0.3) Tula (0.5) Vladimir Oblast (1.5) Ryazan Oblast (1.1) Tula Oblast (1.6) Kaluga Oblast (1.0) Tver Oblast (1.4) Yaroslavl Oblast (1.3) Ivanovo Oblast (1.1) St Petersburg, Novo-Orlovskij, 10/2006 Two plots for blocks of flats Over 15 500 residences Start-up in 2008 Construction in stages during several years St Petersburg 9/2006 About 2 200 residences Construction on the plots will be started up in stages in 2007-2008 Jekaterinburg 10/2006 Joint venture (YIT Uralstroi) YIT 71 %, management owners 29% Three plots About 300 residences Construction of plots ongoing Jaroslavl 10/2006 Plot acquisition (YIT Moskovia) About 160 residences Construction to start in the beginning of 2007 Moscow City 10/2006 Plot accuisition (YIT CityStroi) About 150 residences Construction to start during 2007 Current business locations Potential expansion 2007- 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Location of Novo-Orlovskij plots in St Petersburg 27 October, 2006

Building Systems market by work types and YIT’s market shares Average annual growth 10% Building Systems market by work types and YIT’s market shares Sweden ~EUR 5.6 bill. (9%) Heating, plumbing, sewage 1.6 bill. (10%) - Ventilation 1.0 bill. (8%) - Electricity 3.0 bill. (5%) Acquisition criteria In line with strategic goals Competent personnel Operative synergies and opportunities for company development Business culture Price Norway ~EUR 2.8 bill. (10%) - Heating, plumbing, sewage 0.9 bill. (0%) - Ventilation 0.7 bill. (12%) - Electricity 1.2 bill. (15%) Finland ~EUR 3.6 bill. (12%) - Heating, plumbing, sewage 1.5 bill. (5%) - Ventilation 0.7 bill. (20%) - Electricity 1.3 bill. (8%) Denmark ~EUR 4.7 bill. (3%) - Heating, plumbing, sewage 1.7 bill. (0%) - Ventilation 0.3 bill. (9%) - Electricity 2.7 bill. (4%) Baltic countries ~EUR 0.6 bill. (4%) - Lithuania 0.2 bill. (10%) - Latvia 0.2 bill. (1%) - Estonia 0.2 bill. (1%) Contents of the different work types vary between the countries. Electricity includes automation and data networks in properties. 27 October, 2006

Industrial and Network Services Outsourcings Average annual growth 10% Industrial and Network Services Outsourcings Maintenance of Botnia’s pulp mills in Rauma and Äänekoski Maintenance of Botnia’s plants in Kaskinen IT help desk services for Hewlett & Packard Maintenance of Finnsementti’s plant in Parainen Maintenance of Okmetic´s plant in Vantaa Project and design services of M-real Kyro’s plant in Kyröskoski Maintenance services for Purso´s plants in Siuro Maintenance services for Parker Hannifin´s plants in Urjala 27 October, 2006

Business mix development by value chain positioning EBIT 9% Business mix development by value chain positioning Increase volume Consumer services 26% (Jan–Sep/06) YIT Home Leisure-time solutions Single-family houses Technical field services Services offered directly to end-users Increase volume Long-term service agreements 27% Building systems maintenance and services Industrial maintenance Data network maintenance, repairs, deliveries Road maintenance Repeated service deliveries on agreed terms Increase volume Projects 47% Project development Contracting Keep volume Services delivered on project-specific terms Construction Building systems Industrial and network services 27 October, 2006

Construction Services Industrial and Network Services Return on investment 22% ROI by business segment % 63.3 Building Systems 12/2005 Construction Services 12/2005 Industrial and Network Services 12/2005 YIT Group 12/2005 YIT Group 9/2005 9/2006 27 October, 2006

YIT Group invested capital allocation PUBLIC Return on investment 22% 11 June 2018 YIT Group invested capital allocation Dec/2004 Dec/2005 Sep/2006 Russia 16% MEUR 169 Russia 6% MEUR 48 Russia 11% MEUR 100 Other YIT Group 94% MEUR 793 Other YIT Group 89% MEUR 799 Other YIT Group 84% MEUR 894 Total 12/2004 MEUR 841 Total 9/2006 MEUR 1 063 Total 12/2005 MEUR 899 Invested capital= balance sheet total - non interest-bearing liabilities 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Solid financial position and optimal capital structure Equity ratio 35% Solid financial position and optimal capital structure Equity ratio, % Gearing ratio, % 27 October, 2006

Steady growth in dividends Dividend policy 40-60% Steady growth in dividends Dividend/share, EUR Dividend/earnings, % 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 YIT´s dividend policy: 40–60 % of the annual profit after taxes and minority interests The doubling amount of shares wich came into effect on March 24, 2006 (split) has been taken into account. Year 2004 and 2005 are IFRS numbers. 27 October, 2006

Market and Future Outlook PUBLIC 11 June 2018 YIT CORPORATION 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Market outlook The GDP of the Nordic countries is estimated to grow by 3.6% this year and on average by 2.5 per cent in 2007 and 2008, still outpacing the growth rate in Eurozone.* Russia and Norway benefit from the high prices of oil. The rate of growth in Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania is twice as fast as in the Nordic countries. The good trend in incomes and the improving employment situation support household consumption. The level of and the moderate growth rate of euro interest rates support the development in investments and housing demand. Growth in exports and industrial output increases the need for industrial investments and maintenance in the Nordic countries. * Nordea Sep/2006. 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Market development in Russia GDP growth in Russia on average twice as fast as in the Nordic countries High oil price Household income is increasing High migration High demand for new apartments Housing prices rise more than inflation New residential law Development of mortgage loan market 27 October, 2006

Number of start-ups in YIT’s housing production in Finland No. 3,169 3,278 3,321 3,108 2,944 2,717 2,577 2,583 27 October, 2006

YIT´s residential production Russia No 1-12 2004 1-12/ 2005 1-9/ 2005 1-9/ 2006 12/ 2004 09/ 2005 12/ 2005 09/ 2006 27 October, 2006

YIT´s residential production Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia No 1-12/ 2004 1-12/ 2005 1-9/ 2005 1-9/ 2006 12/ 2004 09/ 2005 12/ 2005 09/ 2006 27 October, 2006

Outlook for 2006 in residential development PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Outlook for 2006 in residential development YIT estimates its market-financed residential start-ups: in Finland about 3,000 (start-ups in 2005: 2,993) in Russia about 3,100 (2,263) in the Baltic countries about 1,100 (1,111) 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Outlook for 2006 We estimate that revenue and pre-tax profit in 2006 will increase compared to the previous year. 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

More information on our web site www.yit.fi Sakari Toikkanen Executive Vice President tel. +358 20 433 2336 e-mail: sakari.toikkanen@yit.fi Esko Mäkelä Executive Vice President tel. +358 20 433 2258 e-mail: esko.makela@yit.fi Petra Thorén Vice President, Investor Relations tel. +358 20 433 2635 mobile +358 40 764 5462 e-mail: petra.thoren@yit.fi Veikko Myllyperkiö Vice President, Corporate Communications tel. +358 20 433 2297 mobile +358 40 840 2500 e-mail: veikko.myllyperkio@yit.fi 27 October, 2006

Appendices YIT Share Market Outlook Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Appendices YIT Share Market Outlook Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 Strategic Target Levels 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Appendices YIT Share PUBLIC 11 June 2018 YIT CORPORATION 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Principal shareholders Sep 30, 2006 PUBLIC Principal shareholders Sep 30, 2006 11 June 2018 No % 1. Suomi Mutual Life Assur. Company 8,571,180 6.83 2. Sampo Life Insurance Company Ltd 7,706,450 6.14 3. Varma-Sampo 6,745,208 5.37 4. Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Ins.Co 3,365,600 2.68 5. Tapiola Insurance Group 2,490,680 1.98 6. Etera Mutual Pension Ins. Company 1,884,400 1.50 7. Odin Norden 1,448,866 1.15 8. Kaleva Mutual Insurance Company 1,436,700 1.14 9. Brotherus Ilkka 1,224,740 0.98 10. State Pension Fun 1 090,000 0.87 Nominee-registered 51,286,866 40.84 Other shareholders 39,766,530 30.52 Total 125,581,956 100.00 Total number of shareholders 13,965. Nominal value of the share EUR 0.50 (registered on March 24, 2006, whereby the number of shares was doubled). Share capital EUR 62,790,978. 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Nominee-registered shareholders + other international ownership as percentage of equity 9/2006: 43.3% 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Number of shareholders at end of period PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Number of shareholders at end of period YIT Corporation was formed on September 2, 1987. YIT’s share has been quoted on Helsinki Exchanges since September 4, 1995. 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Appendices Market outlook PUBLIC 11 June 2018 YIT CORPORATION 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Migration between municipalities in Finland persons 9/2006: 221.970 9/2005: 227.393 Source: Statistics Finland, October 19, 2006 27 October, 2006

Housing loans and interest rates in Finland MEUR % Source: Bank of Finland, September 29, 2006 27 October, 2006

Own economic situation Finland’s economic situation Consumers’ confidence in their own household’s and Finland’s economy within next 12 months Saldo (%-share of positive answers – %-share of negative answers) Own economic situation Finland’s economic situation Source: Statistics Finland´s Consumer Survey, September 27, 2006 27 October, 2006

Households’ intentions to acquire an owner-occupied flat during the next 12 months Source: Statistics Finland, September 27, 2006 27 October, 2006

Office rent index and vacancy rate PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Office rent index and vacancy rate Vuokraindeksi noussut 1,6 % vuositasolla ja 1,7% puolessa vuodessa Vajaakäyttö Helsingin alueella kääntynyt selkeään laskuun Source: KTI and Catella Property Group 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Consumption and retail trade in Russia Annual growth by quarter, % GDP Household consumption Retail trade Source: Rosstat 27 October, 2006

Building Systems Market trends Total market for Installation works in each Nordic country is about EUR 4 - 6 billion Building services will involve a greater amount of technological content both in investments and life cycle costs EU directives guide technical solutions (incl. energy conservation) There is a growing interest in life cycle services within the public sector There is a growing interest in security services Consumers are willing to buy more and more services Need for renovations increasing in all customer segments Need for skilful people within plumbing increasing Need for life cycle services increasing in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Russia 27 October, 2006

Industrial and Network Services Market trends Forest industry continues to open up to outsourcing Forest industry invests outside of Finland Growth in industrial investments comprises mainly of large projects (OL3, Neste Oil) In Finland, production facility modernizations and large renovations continue Marine industry still growing Demand for industrial project deliveries growing in Russia Competition between network operators continues severe, which is fully seen in the demand of field services. The number of landline phones and related works declined, as was the case in previous years Demand for broadband deliveries has calmed down IT Field Service markets opening up gradually 27 October, 2006

Industrial maintenance market Norway MEUR 2,500 - outsourced MEUR 100 (4%) Sweden MEUR 6,600 - outsourced MEUR 500 (8%) Finland MEUR 4,000 - outsourced MEUR 1,000 (25%) Food industry MEUR 1,470 Pulp- and paper industry MEUR 1,650 Chemical industry MEUR 1,551 Metal industry MEUR 2,040 Others MEUR 6,389 Total market MEUR 13,100 - of which outsourced MEUR 1,600 (12%) 27 October, 2006

Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Appendices Interim Report Jan-Sep/2006 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Key figures Sep/2006 Sep/2005 Change, % Dec/2005 PUBLIC Key figures 11 June 2018 Sep/2006 Sep/2005 Change, % Dec/2005 Earnings per share, EUR *) 0.88 0.91 -3 1.26 Diluted earnings per share, EUR *) 0.87 0.89 -2 1.23 Equity per share, EUR *) 4.83 4.14 17 4.49 Share price at end of period, EUR *) 18.27 17.65 4 18.07 Market capitalization at end of period, MEUR 2,294.4 2,193.2 5 2,254.4 Net interest-bearing debt at end of period, MEUR 416.8 271.8 53 254.4 Return on investment, % 1) 25.2 23.7 - 26.4 Equity ratio, % 34.6 36.3 Gearing ratio, % 68.1 52.3 45.1 Gross capital expenditures, MEUR 29.9 22.3 34 30.1 Order backlog at end of period, MEUR 2) 2,246.2 1,881.4 19 1,878.8 - of which order backlog outside Finland 908.5 722.6 26 752.4 Average personnel 21,704 21,330 2 21,194 Last 12 months. Portion of binding orders not recognized as income. *) The doubling amount of shares which came into effect on March 24, 2006 (split) has been taken into account. 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Consolidated balance sheet MEUR ASSETS Sep/2006 Sep/2005 Change, % Dec/2005 Non-current assets Tangible assets 85.0 76.1 12 77.1 Goodwill 248.8 - Other intangible assets 14.4 15.0 -4 13.4 Shares in associated companies 2.6 1.7 53 1.8 Other investments 2.8 8 3.0 Receivables 10.0 8.8 14 9.4 Deferred tax receivables 21.5 20.0 23.6 Current assets Inventories 839.8 672.5 25 685.2 Trade and other receivables 666.4 522.7 27 545.2 Cash and cash equivalents 34.3 53.2 -36 80.6 Total assets 1,925.5 1,621.4 19 1,688.1 27 October, 2006

Consolidated balance sheet MEUR EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Sep/2006 Sep/2005 Change, % Dec/2005 Equity attributable to equity holders of the company Share capital 62.8 62.1 1 62.4 Other equity 543.8 452.6 20 497.4 Minority interests 5.2 4.8 8 3.7 Total equity 611.8 519.5 18 563.5 Non-current liabilities Deferred tax liabilities 45.0 27.7 62 36.5 Pension liabilities 10.9 10.6 3 11.6 Provisions 30.9 30.4 2 30.1 Interest-bearing liabilities 264.6 175.3 51 172.4 Other liabilities 5.7 3.3 73 4.4 Current liabilities Trade and other payables 748.6 691.1 691.2 21.5 13.8 56 15.8 Interest-bearing current liabilities 186.5 149.7 25 162.6 Total equity and liabilities 1,925.5 1,621.4 19 1,688.1 27 October, 2006

Expanding maintenance services Net sales of maintenance and upkeep services and their share of YIT Group’s net sales MEUR 38% 37% 33% 39% 38% 27% 24% 24% 22% 20% IFRS 2004 IFRS 2005 IFRS 1-9/2005 IFRS 1-9/2006 FAS 1999 - 2004 27 October, 2006

Revenue and operating profit by quarter 2004 - Q3/2006 Revenue, MEUR Operating profit, MEUR 1-3/ 04 4-6/ 04 7-9/ 04 10-12/ 04 1-3/ 05 4-6/ 05 7-9/ 05 10-12/ 05 1-3/ 06 4-6/ 06 7-9/ 06 1-3/ 04 4-6/ 04 7-9/ 04 10-12/ 04 1-3/ 05 4-6/ 05 7-9/ 05 10-12/ 05 1-3/ 06 4-6/ 06 7-9/ 06 27 October, 2006

Operating profit by business segment MEUR Jan-Sep/ 2006 Jan-Sep/ 2005 Change, % Jan-Dec/ 2005 Building Systems 52.3 35.8 47 56.8 Construction Services 120.8 107.7 12 143.1 Industrial and Network Services 12.8*) 27.9 -54 39.1 Other items -13.8 -8.9 55 -11.3 YIT Group total 172.4 162.5 6 227.7 *) Includes EUR 5.1 million adjustment costs for personnel reductions in Q3/2006. 27 October, 2006

Building Systems Revenue and order backlog by quarter 2004 - Sep/2006 Revenue, MEUR Order backlog, MEUR 1,321 1,398 1-3/ 04 4-6/ 04 7-9/ 04 10-12/ 04 1-3/ 05 4-6/ 05 7-9/ 05 10-12/ 05 1-3/ 06 4-6/ 06 7-9/ 06 3/ 04 6/ 04 9/ 04 3/ 05 12/ 04 6/ 05 9/ 05 12/ 05 3/ 06 6/ 06 9/ 06 27 October, 2006

Construction Services Revenue and order backlog by quarter 2004 - Sep/2006 Revenue, MEUR Order backlog, MEUR 1,147 1,298 1-3/ 04 4-6/ 04 7-9/ 04 10-12/ 04 1-3/ 05 4-6/ 05 7-9/ 05 10-12/ 05 1-3/ 06 4-6/ 06 7-9/ 06 3/ 04 6/ 04 9/ 04 3/ 05 12/ 04 6/ 05 9/ 05 12/ 05 3/ 06 6/ 06 9/ 06 27 October, 2006

Industrial and Network Services Revenue and order backlog by quarter 2004 - Sep/2006 Revenue, MEUR Order backlog, MEUR 359 399 1-3/ 04 4-6/ 04 7-9/ 04 10-12/ 04 1-3/ 05 4-6/ 05 7-9/ 05 10-12/ 05 1-3/ 06 4-6/ 06 7-9/ 06 3/ 04 6/ 04 9/ 04 3/ 05 12/ 04 6/ 05 9/ 05 12/ 05 3/ 06 6/ 06 9/ 06 27 October, 2006

Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 1,009.2 Building Systems Breakdown of revenue Jan-Sep/2006 YIT Sverige AB Sweden 38% MEUR 383 Operations in Baltic countries and Russia 4% MEUR 37 YIT A/S Denmark 10% MEUR 102 YIT Building Systems AS Norway 25% MEUR 250 YIT Kiinteistötekniikka Oy Finland 23% MEUR 238 Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 1,009.2 27 October, 2006

Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 1,055.9 Construction Services Breakdown of revenue Jan-Sep/2006 Finland 75% MEUR 794 Other countries 0.5% MEUR 6 Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia 11% MEUR 110 Russia 14% MEUR 146 Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 1,055.9 27 October, 2006

Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 352.9 Industrial and Network Services Breakdown of revenue Jan-Sep/2006 International operations 6% MEUR 20 Finland 94% MEUR 333 Total revenue Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR 352.9 27 October, 2006

Total order backlog Sep/2006 Order backlog by business segment Sep/2006 Building Systems 25% MEUR 582.7 Other items MEUR -41.2 Industrial and Network Services 8% MEUR 180.3 Construction Services 67% MEUR 1,524.4 Total order backlog Sep/2006 MEUR 2,246.2 27 October, 2006

Personnel at end of period 27 October, 2006

Total number of employees Sep/2006 Personnel by business segment Sep/2006 Building Systems 52% 11,456 Corporate Services 1% 326 Industrial and Network Services 22% 4,895 Construction Services 25% 5,511 Total number of employees Sep/2006 22,188 persons 27 October, 2006

Total number of employees Sep/2006 Personnel by country Sep/2006 Finland 52% 11, 534 Russia 6% 1,231 Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia 7% 1,541 Denmark 6% 1,247 Norway 11% 2,550 Sweden 18% 4,085 Total number of employees Sep/2006 22,188 persons 27 October, 2006

Gross capital expenditure 1999 – Jan-Sep/2006 MEUR % of revenue Major acquisitions: YIT Calor (2001), YIT Primatel (2002) and YIT Building Systems (2003). 27 October, 2006

Strategic Target Levels PUBLIC 11 June 2018 Appendices Strategic Target Levels 27 October, 2006 YIT CORPORATION

Strategic target level: growth 10% per year on average Revenue 1994 - Jan-Sep/2006 Me Average annual growth 1994-2005: 18% IFRS 2004 IFRS 2005 IFRS 1-9/05 IFRS 1-9/06 FAS 1994 - 2004 Strategic target level: growth 10% per year on average 27 October, 2006

EBIT 1994 – Jan-Sep/2006 Keskimääräinen vuosittainen kasvu MEUR Keskimääräinen vuosittainen kasvu 1994-2004 (FAS): 18,7% Average annual growth 1994–2005: 29% IFRS 2004 IFRS 2005 IFRS 1-9/05 IFRS 1-9/06 FAS 1994 - 2004 Strategic target level: EBIT margin 9% of revenue 27 October, 2006

Strategic target level: 22% Return on investment 1994 – Sep/2006 % IFRS 2004 IFRS 2005 IFRS 9/2005 IFRS 9/2006 FAS 1994 - 2004 Strategic target level: 22% 27 October, 2006

Strategic target level: 35% Equity ratio 1994 – Sep/2006 % IFRS 2004 IFRS 2005 IFRS 9/05 IFRS 9/06 FAS 1994 - 2004 Strategic target level: 35% 27 October, 2006

Dividend payout 1995-2005 Dividend/share, EUR Dividend/earnings, % 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 The doubling amount of shares wich came into effect on March 24, 2006 (split) has been taken into account. Year 2004 and 2005 are IFRS numbers. YIT´s dividend policy: 40–60% of the annual profit after taxes and minority interests 27 October, 2006