Half year financial report January–June 2016 Veli-Pekka Paloranta, CFO

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Half year financial report January–June 2016 Veli-Pekka Paloranta, CFO Lehto Group Plc Half year financial report January–June 2016 August 18, 2016 Hannu Lehto, CEO Veli-Pekka Paloranta, CFO

Innovator in the construction sector STRONG EXPERTICE IN PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND SALES Unique advantages from Economically driven construction Cost driven planning and conceptualized solutions to different customer segments Own developed and produced modules to achieve cost, time and quality benefits Stage of work traditionally performed on the construction site partly transferred to a production site  Improved efficiency and quality, less complexity on construction sites ACTIVE PLANNING CONTROL STRAIGHTFORWARD PROCESS TO THE CUSTOMERS OWN DEVELOPED INNOVATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION ENTREPRENEUR MINDED MANAGEMENT AND FAST DECISION-MAKING Strong entrepreneur minded culture Strong competence base and flat organization model Decision-making close to the customers Continuous improvement of the corporate culture Fast reaction, flexibility, ability to provide solutions for customer needs Company owned by key personnel, over 4,600 owners Head office in Kempele, ten offices in Finland, subsidiary in Sweden

January–June 2016 Net sales growth 45 %, operating profit 9.9 % Net sales EUR 140.5 (97.2) million, growth 44.6 %. Net sales growth in all service areas. Operating profit EUR 14.0 (6.1) million, operating profit was 9.9 % (6.3 %) of net sales. Operating profit margin at the second quarter was 12.7 % (3.9 %). Order backlog at the end of the period EUR 237.2 (184.1) million, growth 29 %. (December 31, 2015: 195.0). During the review period 9 housing projects, 10 business premises and 14 social care and educational premises were finalized. We continued our own development of modular solutions and concepts. The new construction components production site under construction in Oulainen reached its rooftop height.

Net sales growth 45 %, growth in all service areas Net sales development, EUR million +44.6% +61% +51%

Operating profit was 9.9 % of net sales Operating profit EUR million and operating profit % 9.9% 9.9% 8.1% 6.3% 3.4%

Order backlog growth 29% Order backlog by service area at 31 Dec. (unaudited) +29% +12% +76%

Our personnel continues to grow Growth in construction is reflected in the availability of employees and securing employee capacity Number of personnel at the end of the period

Net sales growth in all service areas Net sales total EUR 140.5 (97.2), growth 44.6 % Business premises Housing Social care and educational premises Building renovation +7.9% +110.0% +50.2% +36.5 Average annual growth 2013–2015: 31 % Average annual growth 2013–2015: 86 % Average annual growth 2013–2015: 244 % Average annual growth 2013–2015: 50 %

Net sales by service area EUR 275.6 million Net sales 1–6/2016 EUR 140.5 million Building renovation 10% (EUR 14.0 million) Business premises 35% (EUR 49.0 million) Building renovation 21% (EUR 58.0 million) Business premises 40% (EUR 109.8 million) Social care and educational premises 17% (EUR 24.4 million) Social care and educational premises 14% (EUR 38.4 million) Housing 25 % (EUR 69.5 million) Housing 38% (EUR 53.2 million)

Financial position and balance sheet strengthened further Net gearing, % Equity ratio, % 6/2015 12/2015 3/2016 6/2016

Outlook 2016 For the strategy period 2016–2020, Lehto’s target for average annual growth in net sales is around 10–15 %. It is estimated that growth in net sales in 2016 will be at least in accordance with the average growth target and operating profit will be around 8–10 % of net sales. In the second half-year 2016, net sales and operating profit, in euros, are expected to be higher than in the first half-year. Key factors affecting net sales and operating profit are the recognition based on delivery of developer contracting housing production, the number of apartments sold, as well as starts and sales of social care and educational premises and other business premises projects.

Financial targets for the strategy period 2016–2020 Target for average annual growth in net sales around 10–15 per cent. Lehto aims to grow faster than the rest of the sector on average. Growth Target is an average operating profit margin of approximately 10 per cent. Profitability Target is to have an equity ratio of more than 35 per cent. Capital structure Dividend policy Stable dividend policy and aim to distribute annually 30–50 % of net profit, taking into consideration the investments required for business growth.

For more information Veli-Pekka Paloranta CFO +358 400 944 074 veli-pekka.paloranta@lehto.fi

www.lehto.fi