Interim Report January–December 2014 Vaisala Corporation February 12, 2015.

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Interim Report January–December 2014 Vaisala Corporation February 12, 2015

Page © Vaisala Overview of Q4/2014  Orders received EUR 87.1 (82.7) million, +5%  Order book EUR (122.0) million, +6%  Net sales EUR 95.7 (80.5) million, +19%  Gross margin 52.5% (48.7%)  Operating result EUR 14.9 (3.1) million, +388%  Earnings per share EUR 0.73 (0.10)  Cash and cash equivalents EUR 47.6 (45.8) million Financial Statements 20142

Page © Vaisala Orders, Net Sales and Order Book (MEUR) Financial Statements 20143

Page © Vaisala Net Sales by Business Area (MEUR) Financial Statements 20144

Page © Vaisala Net Sales by Business Type (MEUR) Financial Statements / / Weather Products Delivery projects Services Controlled Environment Products Services Sales, elimination and others TOTAL VAISALA NET SALES

Page © Vaisala Financial Statements AmericasEMEAAPAC Q4/ Change Q4/2014 Q4/ %+24%+33% Share of net sales 38%37%25% Change %+13%+14% Share of net sales 37% 25% MEUR Net Sales by Regions

Page © Vaisala Foreign Exchange Rate Effect on Net Sales (MEUR) Financial Statements  Foreign exchange rate effect mainly from USD/EUR  Comparable exchange rates: translation impact eliminated Q4/2014Q4/2013Q4/2014 Reported At comparable exchange rates Currency effect Weather Controlled Environment Total

Page © Vaisala Performance by Quarter Financial Statements 20148

Page © Vaisala Performance by Quarter Financial Statements EUR millionQ1/13Q2/13Q3/13Q4/13Q1/14Q2/14Q3/14Q4/14 Net sales Costs of sales Gross profit Gross margin %49%51%48%49%48%50%53%52% Sales, marketing and administrative costs Research and development costs Other operating income and expense Operating result Operating result %8% 4%-6%3%16%

Page © Vaisala Weather in Q4/2014  Orders received EUR 65.4 (64.1) million, +2%  Growth came from all customer groups except Meteorology and New Weather Markets  Order book EUR (116.2) million, +7%  Net sales EUR 73.3 (62.4) million, +17%  At comparable exchange rates net sales would have increased by 14%  Growth came from all customer groups except Airports  Net sales increased in all geographical areas except in Americas  Operating result EUR 12.7 (7.6) million, +66% Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Controlled Environment in Q4/2014  Orders received EUR 21.7 (18.6) million, +17%  Growth came from both customer groups  Order book EUR 5.5 (5.8) million, -5%  Net sales EUR 22.3 (18.0) million, +24%  At comparable exchange rates net sales would have increased by 20%  Growth came from both customer groups  Net sales improved in all geographical areas  Operating result EUR 3.9 (-3.5) million, +212% Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala R&D Costs Financial Statements  R&D expenses were EUR 34.0 (28.9) million, 11.3% (10.6%) of net sales  The increase was mainly due to R&D expenses of the acquired companies, as well as investments in new offering development and renewing instrument portfolio  Weather 11.7% (11.2%) of net sales  Controlled Environment 10.3% (8.9%) of net sales

Overview 1-12/ Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Overview of 1–12/2014  Orders received EUR (282.9) million, +4%  Net sales EUR (273.2) million, +10%  Gross margin 51.1% (49.2%)  Operating result EUR 26.4 (18.1) million, +46%  Earning per share EUR 1.30 (0.60)  Cash flow from operating activities EUR 23.8 (28.2) million  Dividend paid EUR 16.2 (16.2) million  Vaisala’s Board of Directors is proposing a dividend of EUR 0.90 per share (0.90) Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Foreign Exchange Rate Effect on Net Sales (MEUR) Financial Statements  Foreign exchange rate effect mainly from JPY/EUR and AUD/EUR  Comparable exchange rates: translation impact eliminated Reported At comparable exchange rates Currency effect Weather Controlled Environment Total

Page © Vaisala Weather in 1-12/2014  Orders received EUR (208.3) million, +3%  Orders increased in all other customer groups except in Meteorology  Order book EUR (116.2) million, +7%  Net sales EUR (200.0) million, +10%  At comparable exchange rates net sales would have increased by 10%  Growth came from all customer groups except Airports  Net sales improved in project and services businesses and in all geographical areas  Operating result EUR 17.0 (14.5) million, +17%  The increase was due to improved net sales and gross margins Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Controlled Environment in 1-12/2014  Orders received EUR 79.8 (74.6) million, +7%  Orders received increased in both customer groups  Order book EUR 5.5 (5.8) million, -5%  Net sales EUR 80.2 (73.2) million, +9%  At comparable exchange rates net sales would have increased by 11%  Net sales increased in both customer groups and in all geographical areas  Operating result EUR 12.1 (4.0) million, +201%  The increase was mainly due to improved net sales and gross margins Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Key Ratios in Financial Statements Earnings per share, EUR Equity per share, EUR Cash flow from operating activities per share, EUR Solvency ratio 70.6%71.6% Return on equity 14.3%6.3% Capital expenditure, MEUR Personnel at the end of period 1,6131,563

Market and Business Outlook Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Market Outlook 2015  The market conditions that Vaisala faces in different markets vary significantly.  Competition in weather observation market is expected to continue intensifying.  The market for industrial measurement and life science solutions is expected to remain favorable in Americas and other markets to continue flat.  The Russian economy is expected to continue weakening.  The Chinese market is expected to be somewhat slow during Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Business Outlook Financial Statements  Vaisala estimates its full year 2015 net sales to be in the range of EUR 285–315 million and the operating result (EBIT) in the range of EUR 20–30 million. * Impairment charge of EUR 4.3 million

Restructuring for Growth

Page © Vaisala Key Objectives for Planned Changes Objective  Improved ability to execute growth strategies.  Stronger alignment between business and functions, including services creation and delivery.  Improved operational efficiency enabling long-term investments in growth. Planned action  Optimize segment and regional structure to best serve the needs of each business area.  Integrate Service into relevant BAs business management.  Simplify structure, reduce coordination points, enhance decision making and clarify roles Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Planned Vaisala Structure WEA Offering CEN Offering Support units Operations Project and Customer Services Energy Transportation Meteorology WeatherControlled Environment Information Services Regional sales Calibration and Repair Services Regional sales AMER EMEA APAC Sales  Better support for future growth of business areas  Improved efficiency  Simplified operating model Financial Statements The organizational changes are planned to be effective as of April 1, 2015.

Page © Vaisala Vaisala Values  ​​​ Customer focus We strive for deep understanding of our customers' needs and aim at meeting them in everything we do. ​  ​ Innovation and Renewal We embrace pioneering innovation and drive change through continuous improvement and learning.  Strong Together We excel by sharing, learning and working together with each other and our stakeholders.  Integrity We are honest, respectful and reliable. We promote sustainable and ethical behavior. ​ Financial Statements

Page © Vaisala Next Report  January-March Interim Report  Vaisala will publish its January–March Interim Report on Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at approximately 2:00 p.m. Finnish time  Financial Statements

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