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Xplora Technologies As — Q2 2026 Earnings Presentation

51 slides from Xplora Technologies As's earnings presentation, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The presentation (the “Presentation”) has been produced by Xplora Technologies AS (the “Company”) for information purposes only and does not in itself constitute, and should not be construed as, an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of the Company in any jur

  2. Slide 2: April 1 – June 30

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  3. Slide 3: Q2 Reporting

    Q2 Reporting Intro & Highlights – CEO, Sten Kirkbak Financials – CFO, Knut Stålen Children & Youth – BUD, Gro Dyrnes Senior - BUD, Tommy Krznarić emporia – CCO, Kjetil Fennefoss Road Ahead and Outlook – CEO, Sten Kirkbak

  4. Slide 4: H1 2026 at a Glance

    H1 2026 at a Glance Group Revenues NOK 798m 0% y/y Recurring Services Gross Profit Subscriptions NOK 182m NOK 433m 502K (+108k) +13% y/y + 3% y/y +27% y/y EBITDA EBITDA after CAPEX Cash Balance Reported NOK 76m +11% y/y NOK 56m NOK 537m Underlying NOK 89m* +50% y/y *Underlying EBITDA excluding one-o

  5. Slide 5: Delivering on Our KPIs for the First Half of 2026

    Delivering on Our KPIs for the First Half of 2026 KPI Developments in the first half 2026 Gross Profit NOK 433m, +3% 502k end-June, +108k or 27% Subscriptions Service revenue NOK 182m, +13% and ARR ARR NOK 359m, +10% EBITDA NOK 56m, + NOK 19m after CAPEX

  6. Slide 6: Tools for Profitable Growth

    1. We seek profitable growth in our connected device base 1m + 500k + 300k Improved retail Expanded Optimised product model Geographical portfolio Tools for Incentivising retailers to bundle subscriptions with devices footprint Cross-sales + new MVNO markets New products and categories to support gr

  7. Slide 7: Subscription Growth & Senior Service Rollout

    On track for 1 Million Clear target for Senior subscriptions subscriptions Children & Youth subscription At reasonable attach rates on base + 108k y/y to device sales during 2029 2. 502k 200k Subscription Growth & Senior Pilot in retail and online SIM attach Subscription-led growth protecting margin

  8. Slide 8: Scalable Incentive Model in Retail

    Scalable Incentive Model in Retail Successful Pilot in Power Hamar with confirmed further rollout Xplora Point of Sales Solution

  9. Slide 9: EBITDA after CAPEX & Synergies

    Delivering planned Cost synergies will organisational synergies positively impact EBITDA Completed redundancy M&A increasingly accretive, with 3. synergies reducing costs 25 FTE 50m EBITDA after CAPEX & emporia 5G reduces cost and time to market Staged synergy realisation Full effect to be realized

  10. Slide 10: Financial Update

    Knut Stålen CFO Financial Update MOKSWA Presentation Template

  11. Slide 11: Q2 Financial Summary

    Q2 Financial Summary Reported Figures NOK million Q2 2026 Q2 2025 % Change H1 2026 H1 2025 % Change FY 2025 Subscriptions (k) 502 394 27% 476 Revenue 422 463 (9%) 798 802 - 1,918 Device revenue 332 381 (13%) 617 640 (4%) 1,575 Service revenue 90 82 10% 182 161 13% 342 Gross Profit 228 231 (1%) 433 4

  12. Slide 12: Q2 Financial Summary – One-offs

    Q2 Financial Summary – One-offs Underlying performance NOK million Q2 2026 Q2 2025 H1 2026 H1 2025 FY 2025 EBITDA reported 49 51 76 69 241 Transaction costs Doro acquisition - 2 - 13 13 Doro IVS provision - 7 - 7 7 Management change senior segment - - - - 5 Transaction costs emporia acquisition 3 -

  13. Slide 13: Q2 Financial Summary

    Q2 Financial Summary Reported Figures NOK million Q2 2026 Q2 2025 % Change H1 2026 H1 2025 % Change FY 2025 Subscriptions (k) 502 394 27% 476 Revenue 422 463 (9%) 798 802 - 1,918 Device revenue 332 381 (13%) 617 640 (4%) 1,575 Service revenue 90 82 10% 182 161 13% 342 Gross Profit 228 231 (1%) 433 4

  14. Slide 14: Group Key Figures Q2

    Group Key Figures Q2 26 Group revenue Gross profit EBITDA NOK 422m NOK 228m NOK 49m - NOK 40m y/y - NOK 3m y/y - NOK 2m y/y 350 60% 120 700 54% 50% 600 300 50% 100 500 463 250 231 228 40% 80 422 400 200 30% 60 300 150 31 51 51 51 4948 20% 40 200 100 50 10% 20 100 0 0 0% 0 Q2 25 Q3 25 Q4 25 Q1 26 Q2

  15. Slide 15: Segment - Children & Youth

    Segment - Children & Youth Key Figures Q2 26 Revenue Service revenue Gross profit NOK 226m ARR NOK 359m NOK 130m + NOK 11m y/y + NOK 33m y/y + NOK 13m y/y 300 450 100% 140 100% 130 400 90% 90% 250 120 116 216 226 80% 350 80% 70% 100 70% 200 300 57% 60% 54% 60% 250 80 150 50% 50% 200 60 40% 40% 100 1

  16. Slide 16: Segment - Senior

    Segment - Senior Key Figures Q2 26 Revenue Service Gross profit NOK 198m NOK 99m - 20% y/y revenue - NOK 16m y/y 400 During Q2 26, Doro connect was launched on the 200 100% 350 webshops in Denmark and Germany, thus 180 90% completing MVNO setups and webshop rollouts 160 80% 300 247 across core marke

  17. Slide 17: Profit & Loss

    Profit & Loss Q2 26 NOK million Q2 26 Q2 25 FY 25 Revenue 422 463 1,918 • Profit before tax improved to NOK 8m from a loss of Cost of goods sold and services provided (194) (232) (921) NOK 23m in Q2 25 Gross Profit 228 231 997 • D&A NOK 17m up from NOK 13m in Q2 25 Employee expenses (80) (74) (296)

  18. Slide 18: Improving Operational Leverage

    Improving Operational Leverage Q2 26 Operating Expenses (NOKm) • Total operating costs of NOK 180m in Q2 26 225 60% • Compared to NOK 180m in Q2 25 200 180 180 50% • Q2 26 includes NOK 9m one-off provision for redundancy costs and NOK 3m 175 transaction costs relating to the acquisition of emporia 1

  19. Slide 19: Balance Sheet

    NOK million Q2 26 Q1 26 Q4 25 Balance Sheet Intangible assets Property, plant and equipment 778 10 786 6 833 3 Right-of-use assets 25 28 17 Q2 26 Financial instrument measured at fair value 52 52 55 Deferred tax asset 26 26 26 Other non-current assets 40 6 6 • Assets increased to NOK 2,104m from NOK

  20. Slide 20: Cash Flow

    Cash Flow Q2 26 Cash Flow (NOKm) • Positive profit before tax NOK 8m 700 • Working capital increase of NOK 18m, netted 600 534 8 17 24 2 - 22 68 537 - 11 against the currency effect of the acquisition 500 - 33 - 14 -2 - 30 loan on profit before tax 400 • Capex of NOK 11m from investments in 300 inta

  21. Slide 21: Children & Youth

    Gro Dyrnes BUD Children & Youth MOKSWA Presentation Template

  22. Slide 22: Unit Sales Children & Youth

    Unit Sales Children & Youth Unit Sales (k) H1 26: 171k, +11% y/y 180 • Nordics + 6% y/y 160 • Rest of Europe + 12% y/y • Early indications on opportunities in cross sales 140 128k 127k 120 117k Q2 26: 127k, -1% y/y 100 • Watches: -6% to 121k units sold 80 • Sell-out up 3% y/y • Phones: 6k units sold

  23. Slide 23: Rising Service Attachment Rates and Sell-out

    Rising Service Attachment Rates and Sell-out Watch Activations (k) and Attach Rate (%) Watch activations 200 45% • First time usage by new consumer is the best measure for sell- 180 out 37% 38% 40% 160 16 • Total activations: 127k, +3% y/y 33% 18 35% • Xplora web shop 140 30% • Amazon 14 120 14 15 1

  24. Slide 24: Over Halfway to One Million Subscriptions

    Over Halfway to One Million Subscriptions Total Subscription Base 502k, +108k y/y (+27%) Mobile subscriptions: 310k • +39k y/y (+15%) 550 +27% • 114k outside of Nordics, +33k y/y, (+41%) 500 450 Premium – activity platform: 138k 400 • Value added service • Bundled with mobile subscription or sold in

  25. Slide 25: Service Revenue Growth Increasingly Beyond Nordics

    Service Revenue Growth Increasingly Beyond Nordics Service Revenue and Distribution (NOKm) • Service revenue +10% y/y to NOK 90m in Q2 26 100 90 90 • ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue): NOK 359m 80 70 • Growth is increasingly diversified across markets: 60 • Service revenue outside the Nordics: Q2 26: 2

  26. Slide 26: Service Revenue Reflects Different Market Profiles

    Service Revenue Reflects Different Market Profiles ARPU on Mobile Subscriptions Including Premium by Region Margin reflects the weighted mix of markets with different value drivers 140 • Group service margin target: +80% 120 • Target based on expected long-term market mix, competition, and possibili

  27. Slide 27: Good Momentum Entering into H2

    Good Momentum Entering into H2

  28. Slide 28: Senior

    Tommy Krznarić BUD Senior MOKSWA Presentation Template

  29. Slide 29: Continuing to Trend on One Million Annual Devices

    Continuing to Trend on One Million Annual Devices LTM Device Revenue (NOKm) Senior device revenue NOK 198m in Q2 26, down 20% y/y • H1 26: NOK 443m, down 7% y/y from H1 25 • Sunset H1 26 status: Nordics End phase, FRABEL On-going, Rest of Europe 2G still available in UK and DE. 3G closed. Nordics FR

  30. Slide 30: Unit Sales Senior

    Unit Sales Senior Units Sales (k), Connectable Units H1 26: 566k, -4% y/y 400 • High comparables in H1 25 due to transition from 2G/3G to 21 4G 350 • 2025 was exceptional at 1.3m units – volumes expected to 16 291k 17 300 31 normalise toward the ~1m historical run rate 272k 15 27 16 15 241k • ASP an

  31. Slide 31: Our Purpose: Building Safer Healthier Digital Lives for All Generations

    We have successfully completed the technical pilot Our Purpose: Building Safer Healthier Digital Lives for All Generations

  32. Slide 32: Doro Connect First Retail Launch

    Doro Connect First Retail Launch From Pilot to Scalable Rollout Pilot Completed | POWER Hamar, Norway Marketing ready for rollout ✓ Easy-to-use POS System Doro Marketing POWER co-Marketing ✓ Retail materials deployed and operational ✓ POWER collaboration enabled joint learning and rollout optimisati

  33. Slide 33: Doro Premium Services

    Doro Premium Services From Device to Everyday Value-Added Services Safety Assistance Health Scam Protection Remote Control Wellbeing Senior Guardian Guardian Guardian Senior

  34. Slide 34: Premium Services

    Premium Services One experience, two perspectives Senior user Family member

  35. Slide 35: From Foundation to Rollout

    From Foundation to Rollout • Roll out Doro Connect in Norway together with Power • Prepare pilot with Power Sweden • Broadening the channel and market expansion in key markets • Introduce Doro Premium Services across Smartphone and Feature Phone product lines

  36. Slide 36: emporia

    Kjetil Fennefoss CCO emporia MOKSWA Presentation Template

  37. Slide 37: emporia at a Glance

    emporia at a Glance • Founded 1991 in Linz, Austria • 65 employees • Specialist in senior mobile technology • ~16m devices sold cumulatively • ~3m active users • Markets: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands • Market leader in senior phones in DACH • 300k+ devices sold annually

  38. Slide 38: emporiaSMART.8

    emporia 5G reduces cost and time to market CAPEX effect 40m emporiaSMART.8 Better safe than sorry! Ein inspirierender Start in eine kreative Theatererfahrung

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  40. Slide 40: The Mystery of the Buttered Toast

    The Mystery of the Buttered Toast Why smartphones end up on the screen • It is all about rotation, gravity and as we hold the phone at the chest height with our fingers beneath the center of gravity ….

  41. Slide 41: Bumpers

    “Bumpers” Robust rubber protectors • The corners of the smartphone are fitted with robust rubber protectors. These protectors keep the smartphone safe from damage – even if the smartcover is removed and the smartphone happens to fall.

  42. Slide 42: Smartcover

    Smartcover The patented smartcover allows you to operate key functions whilst the cover is closed – and provides reliable protection for your smartphone; 12-month free display warranty • The emporia SMART.8 comes with the patented emporia Smartcover. It reliably protects the smartphone whilst also a

  43. Slide 43: 12m Display Warranty

    12m Display Warranty Solid rubber bumpers in each corner • Phone + battery, smart cover, cable, instruction manual, display warranty

  44. Slide 44: Maximum Safety. Maximum Ease of Use

    Maximum Safety. Maximum Ease of Use The emporiaSMART.8 offers the greatest possible protection for anyone who likes to play it safe • 12-month free display warranty • Security at the touch of a button with the Panic button • Store all your data securely on the 512 gigabyte SD card • Easy-to-use empo

  45. Slide 45: No-Panic Button

    No-Panic Button • The Panic button doesn’t just provide safety. It can also be used as a direct shortcut for Google Gemini. This allows you, for example, to easily activate voice control – speak instead of typing

  46. Slide 46: Simple and Intuitive

    Simple and Intuitive • The choice is yours: operate your smartphone via the touchscreen or control it conveniently using voice commands. The tried-and-tested emporia interface, with large control panels and clearly structured menu navigation, makes it easy for anyone to use. And if you prefer the cl

  47. Slide 47: Android 16 with an Update Guarantee

    Android 16 with an Update Guarantee • The emporiaSMART.8 comes with the latest Android 16 version and the promise that the operating system will be updated across the next five Android generations. Regular security patches keep your smartphone up to date at all times – you can rely on that! • Thanks

  48. Slide 48: First Results After Launch

    First Results After Launch • Sold the entire first production batch • Urgently shipping in more • Launched with Swisscom • Media coverage: 57 publications with 23.1m reach in Germany’s and Austria’s leading news

  49. Slide 49: Road Ahead

    Road Ahead MOKSWA Presentation Template

  50. Slide 50: Building Europe's Leading Family IoT Company

    Building Europe’s Leading Family IoT Company emporia market leader Doro market leader MVNO live MVNO explore 1.8m combined annual device sales 8 (9) active European MVNO markets (US) 11+ combined countries distribution reach

  51. Slide 51: Outlook

    Outlook Focus on Driving Subscription Growth and Service Revenue ✓Continue to deliver on top three business KPIs ✓Sharpening retail point-of-sales model to drive more sales of all products and services in retail channels ✓emporia will add revenue with limited EBITDA effect short- term, but also adds

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