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2/2023 Trifork Group - 2022 annual report and interim report for the quarter ending 31 December 2022

Press Release: 2/2023 Trifork Group -- 2022 annual report and interim report for the quarter ending 31 December 2022

Company announcement no. 2 / 2023

Schindellegi, Switzerland -- 28 February 2023

Trifork Group reports organic revenue growth of 19% for 2022 and 20.1% in Q4 2022

Full-year 2022

-- Trifork Group 
 
     -- In 2022, Trifork Group revenue amounted to EURm 184.9, an increase 
       of 16.7% from 2021. Revenue was in the top of the guidance range 
       of EURm 180-185. Adjusted for the deconsolidation of Dawn Health, 
       total revenue growth was 20.0%. Organic growth was 19.0% driven by 
       high activity levels in Digital Health, Cloud Operations, and 
       Cyber Security. Inorganic growth of 1.0% came from the 
       acquisitions of Vilea Group and Strongminds at Work ApS. 
 
     -- Trifork Group EBITDA amounted to EURm 30.4 corresponding to 16.5% 
       EBITDA margin. 
 
     -- Trifork Group EBIT amounted to EURm 18.3 corresponding to 9.9% 
       EBIT margin. EBIT was in the upper half of the guidance range of 
       EURm 16.5-19.0. 
 
     -- Trifork Group net income amounted to EURm 18.1 corresponding to 
       9.8% net income margin. 
 
  -- Trifork Segment 
 
     -- In 2022, adjusted EBITDA of the Trifork segment amounted to EURm 
       31.9, an increase of 11.5% from 2021. This was in the top half of 
       the guidance range of EURm 30.5-33.0. The adjusted EBITDA margin 
       was 17.3%, down from 18.1% in 2021 mainly due to a EURm 0.5 
       impairment of customer debt in Build and EURm 1.6 of uncapitalized 
       growth-investments in Run. 
 
     -- Sub-segments 
 
         -- Inspire revenue increased by 140% to EURm 5.7 and realized 
          an adjusted EBITDA of EURm 0.0 (2021: -0.6) 
 
         -- Build revenue increased by 13.6% to EURm 139.7 and realized 
          an adjusted EBITDA margin of 20.9% (2021: 21.2%) 
 
         -- Run revenue increased by 18.9% to EURm 38.8 and realized an 
          adjusted EBITDA margin of 16.7% (2021: 22.8%) 
 
  -- Trifork Labs 
 
     -- In 2022, positive fair value adjustment of Trifork Labs 
       investments amounted to EURm 6.2. EURm 1.9 of this came from 
       realized gains from dividends and exit proceeds, and EURm 4.3 came 
       from unrealized gains based on updated valuations from new 
       financing rounds and better operating performance in our startup 
       investments. 

Q4 2022

-- Trifork Group 
 
     -- In Q4 2022, Trifork Group revenue amounted to EURm 49.8, an 
       increase of 17.9% from Q4 2021. Adjusted for the deconsolidation 
       of Dawn Health, total sales growth was 20.3%. Q4 organic growth 
       was 20.1%. 
 
     -- Trifork Group EBITDA amounted to EURm 9.2 corresponding to 18.4% 
       EBITDA margin. 
 
     -- Trifork Group EBIT amounted to EURm 6.1 corresponding to 12.3% 
       EBIT margin. 
 
     -- Trifork Group net income amounted to EURm 6.9 corresponding to 
       13.8% net income margin. 
 
  -- Trifork Segment 
 
     -- In Q4 2022, adjusted EBITDA in the Trifork Segment amounted to 
       EURm 9.7, an increase of 31.8% from Q4 2021. The adjusted EBITDA 
       margin was 19.5%, up from 17.5% in Q4 2021. 
 
     -- Sub-segments 
 
         -- Inspire revenue increased by 135.5% to EURm 2.5 and 
          realized an adjusted EBITDA of EURm 0.4 (Q4 2021: EURm 
          -0.1). 
 
         -- Build revenue increased by 16.4% to EURm 37.2 and realized 
          an adjusted EBITDA margin of 20.5% (Q4 2021: 19.6%). 
 
         -- Run revenue increased by 10.2% to EURm 9.8 and realized an 
          adjusted EBITDA margin of 20.1% (Q4 2021: 28.3%). 
 
  -- Trifork Labs 
 
     -- In Q4 2022, positive fair value adjustment of Trifork Labs 
       investments was EURm 2.4 resulting from unrealized gains from new 
       financing rounds and better operating performance, as well as 
       dividends. 

CEO Jørn Larsen commented: "2022 proved to be a challenging year for most of the world - including Trifork. Therefore, I am extra proud of how the entire Trifork organization worked together in an agile way and achieved a resilient organic revenue growth with continued strong profitability. The global economy is still challenged, but at the same time, we are met by continuous demand for our next-generation digital solutions. We strive to play a pivotal role in our customers' journey to become more sustainable, more cost-effective, more customer-centric, and more secure. In 2023, we expect organic growth to continue, and we will continue to use our strong balance sheet for value-creating acquisitions and startup investments."

Financial outlook for 2023

-- Revenue in Trifork Group is expected to be in the range of EURm 205-215 
 
  -- Adjusted EBITDA in Trifork Segment (i.e. excluding Trifork Labs and 
   special items) is expected in the range of EURm 34-37 
 
  -- EBIT in Trifork Group is expected to be in the range of EURm 20-23. 

Mid-term financial targets

Mid-term financial targets (rolling three-year period) are unchanged:

-- 15-25% annual Group revenue growth 
 
  -- 10-15% annual Group organic revenue growth 
 
  -- Improving Trifork Segment adjusted EBITDA margin 
 
  -- Improving Group EBIT margin 
 
  -- Net debt/Group adj. EBITDA leverage of up to 1.5x (may temporarily 
   exceed) 

Main events in 2022

-- InspireAs of 31 December 2022, Trifork's Inspire sub-segment reached more 
   than 40 million total views through the GOTO YouTube channel, and more 
   than 6,800 people attended our in-person conferences in Copenhagen, 
   Aarhus, London, Amsterdam, Palo Alto, Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.The 
   growth in the Inspire sub-segment was supported by Trifork taking over 
   the YOW! conference brand to strengthen our global position in software 
   conferences which inspire our colleagues as well as existing and future 
   customers. Trifork has extensive experience in operating and running our 
   GOTO conferences, and adding YOW! to the offering means that Trifork now 
   is in an even better position to facilitate the newest technology trends 
   shaping the future of our work. 
 
  -- BuildTrifork's Build sub-segment, where we develop innovative software 
   solutions for customers, grew revenue by 16.5% organically. This was 
   driven by strong demand especially in Digital Health, where Trifork 
   delivered e.g., the Danish pregnancy record app and the Quality Reporting 
   Platform for RKKP (Regionernes Kliniske Kvalitetsudviklingsprogram) in 
   Denmark. The growth in Digital Health was supported by Trifork entering 
   into an agreement with the Swiss company BlueSpace Ventures to build a 
   new digital platform (Compassana) combining Swiss health insurance and 
   healthcare providers in a patient-centric way. Becoming the lead 
   technology partner was a milestone in Trifork's effort to bring digital 
   health products and services to more markets outside of Denmark.In 2022, 
   77% of the total revenue in Build came from strategic customers that have 
   conducted business with Trifork for at least two years. 
 
  -- RunTrifork's Run sub-segment, where we operate and maintain internally or 
   externally developed products for our customers, grew by 18.9% driven by 
   strong demand in Cyber Protection and Cloud Operations. Most revenue in 
   this sub-segment is recurring in its nature.In December, Trifork agreed 
   to acquire 60% in the Zurich-based company Institut für 
   Bildungsevaluation Zürich AG ("IBE"). The acquisition was completed 
   on 6 January 2023 and will be included in the group consolidation for 
   2023. IBE has for many years worked within the area of educational 
   measurement and methods of item response theory. Trifork has for several 
   years been an active partner in the development of IBE's software which 
   is used for computer-based adaptive testing and learning. The acquisition 
   is aligned with Trifork's strategy to digitalize education, and it 
   strengthens the position for both companies in the Swiss market. The 
   inorganic growth from this acquisition is expected to account for 
   2.0-2.4% of total revenue growth in 2023. 
 
  -- Trifork LabsTrifork Labs, the R&D investment arm of Trifork Group, 
   invested in Promon AS (cyber protection for apps), Feats ApS 
   (professional network), TSBThree ApS (smart building), and Fauna (digital 
   health for pets) and participated in follow-on investments in Arkyn 
   Studios ApS (app suite for SAP enterprises), DRYP A/S (water 
   infrastructure IoT), Kashet Ltd. (mobile first banking), Visikon ApS 
   (healthcare communication), &Money ApS (fintech app), and Edia B.V. (AI 
   solutions). 

New candidate for Board of Directors

Christoffer Holten, member of the Board of Directors since April 2022, has informed the Board of Directors that he will not stand for re-election at the coming Annual General Meeting on 12 April 2023.The Board of Directors and Executive Management would like to thank Christoffer for his valuable contributions.

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