Safeture AbOMXSTO: SFTR

Interim report Q3 (Interim Report 25Q3 Final 251023 1)

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‌Interim Report Q3 2025 "Modest growth, low churn and seasonality effects with positive profit outcome"


‌Safeture

Q3 Highlights
  • Operating Revenue decline with -1% to 14,1 MSEK (+2% at constant exchange rates).

  • Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) decline with -2% to 57,3 MSEK.

  • Quarterly churn at 0,6%.

  • Yearly NRR at 96%.

  • EBIT improvement of +0,1 MSEK, reaching +0,2 MSEK.

  • Cashflow amounted to +3,7 MSEK in Q3.

* Comparison period is the corresponding quarter last year = Q3 2024

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‌Safeture

Summary of Interim Report

Classics

First nine months (2025-01-01 to 2025-09-30)

  • Operating Revenue amounted to 42 664 (41 832) KSEK (+2%).

  • EBIT amounted to -1 (-446) KSEK.

  • Result after financial items amounted to 386 (-402) KSEK.

  • Earnings per share before dilution amounted to 0,01 (-0,01) SEK.

  • Earnings per share after dilution amounted to 0,01 (-0,01) SEK.

    Third quarter (2025-07-01 to 2025-09-30)

  • Operating Revenue amounted to 14 123 (14 308) KSEK (-1%).

  • EBIT amounted to 244 (125) KSEK.

  • Result after financial items amounted to 374 (175) KSEK.

  • Earnings per share before dilution amounted to 0,01 (0,00) SEK.

  • Earnings per share after dilution amounted to 0,01 (0,00) SEK.

    SaaS Traction

    Third quarter (2025-07-01 to 2025-09-30)

    • Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) at the end of Q3 2025, reached

      Operating Revenue EBIT

      12 438

      14 731

      13 627

      13 898

      14 308

      14 571

      14 565

      13 975

      14 123

      57 341 (58 300) KSEK

    • Recurring Revenue represents 100% (99%) of the Operating Revenue in the quarter.

    • Churn for the quarter was 0,6%.

      10 668 11 076

      -2 497 -1 589

      -700

      -1 899

      -419 -152

      125

      278

      131

      -376 244

    • Yearly Net Revenue Retention (NRR) was 96%.

      Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 25Q1 Q225 Q325

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      ‌Safeture

      Message from the CEO "Modest growth, low churn and seasonality effects with positive profit outcome"

      We saw a quarter with continued slow growth (ARR -2% YoY; +3% with constant exchange rates). More orders were coming through, even though at a lower average deal size. Revenue was slightly higher than previous quarter but fell short on the comparison vs last year (-1% YoY; +2% with constant exchange rates). Existing- as well as brand new partners contributed to the main bulk of the sequential increase. Another contributor was usage-based billing. This occurs when certain clients exceed their prepaid usage allocations, resulting in additional charges being billed in arrears.

      The margin strengthened slightly during Q3 and together with seasonality effects (high vacation outtake) and a stable currency development sequentially, we once again reported a profit on the bottom line. Additional positive news was the low quarterly churn (0,6 %) and a healthy positive cash-flow (+3,7 MSEK) for the quarter.

      The busy season

      Autumn is the season when most trade fairs, seminars, and other events happen, and this year is no exception. I have mentioned the US trade fair GSX several times. The world´s biggest security event, but this time I would like to highlight one of our own events. Germany is the biggest market for Safeture, and for the third consecutive year, we are hosting an invite-only, paid event at our Office in Tübingen, with some of the thought-leaders within our space as speakers. This takes place at the beginning of October and is a great way of building our position in this important market.

      Product launch

      Briefly mentioned in the last CEO's words, Safeture has now released the product "Safety check". Automated user outreach during high-risk events, using robo-calls or digital check-ins to help identify and prioritize affected individuals. This is targeted towards our partners, primarily medical and security assistance companies.

      However, we have also seen significant interest from end-clients directly, as this innovation offers substantial productivity gains, which also apply to those with their own Security Operation Centers (SOC). The most common practice, at least here in Europe, is outsourcing SOC to security assistance providers, but the trend is there. More and more companies prioritize this crucial function in building a resilient organization, and it is part of business continuity plans at companies navigating a complex world.

      Q4 focus

      The single most important thing is the growth of our recurring revenue. More activities with our partners lead to more opportunities that will be converted to sales. Safeture is below our indicated growth path and will continue to prioritize sales activities.



      We remain confident that we will reach our mid-term financial targets of sustainable profitability at an ARR at 65 MSEK.

      Magnus Hultman, CEO at Safeture Lund - October 24th, 2025



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      ‌Safeture

      Key Figures - Quarterly Trend

      25Q3

      25Q2

      25Q1

      24Q4

      24Q3

      24Q2

      24Q1*

      23Q4

      23Q3

      23Q2

      23Q1

      Operating Revenue

      14 123

      13 975

      14 565

      14 571

      14 308

      13 898

      13 627

      14 731

      12 438

      11 076

      10 668

      Cost of Sales

      -2 894

      -3 034

      -3 086

      -3 129

      -3 014

      -2 831

      -2 726

      -2 887

      -2 742

      -2 709

      -2 648

      Gross Margin

      11 229

      10 941

      11 479

      11 441

      11 294

      11 067

      10 901

      11 844

      9 697

      8 366

      8 020

      Gross Margin %

      80%

      78%

      79%

      79%

      79%

      80%

      80%

      80%

      78%

      76%

      75%

      OPEX & Other Revenue

      -10 580

      -11 865

      -12 174

      -11 436

      -11 142

      -11 495

      -11 608

      -14 025

      -10 338

      -10 359

      -11 340

      Capitalization own work

      1 819

      2 372

      2 569

      2 066

      1 665

      1 917

      1 872

      1 817

      1 421

      1 840

      2 194

      Depreciation

      -2 223

      -1 825

      -1 743

      -1 794

      -1 691

      -1 640

      -1 584

      -1 535

      -1 479

      -1 437

      -1 370

      EBIT

      244

      -376

      131

      278

      125

      -152

      -419

      -1 899

      -700

      - 1 589

      -2 497

      EBIT%

      2%

      -3%

      +1%

      +2%

      +1%

      -1%

      -3%

      -13%

      -6%

      -14%

      -23%

      Result after financial items

      374

      -249

      261

      909

      175

      -157

      -419

      -1 690

      -550

      -1 592

      -2 497

      Cashflow - Operating Activities

      5 526

      -518

      7 381

      4 008

      2 433

      2 478

      3 097

      6 510

      -4 011

      519

      -3 185

      Cashflow - Investing Activities

      -1 819

      -2 372

      -2 569

      -2 144

      -1 665

      -1 917

      -1 872

      -1 817

      -1 421

      -1 840

      -2 194

      Cashflow - Financing Activities

      0

      68

      0

      0

      0

      216

      10

      64

      94

      84

      0

      Cashflow

      3 707

      -2 823

      4 812

      1 864

      768

      778

      1 235

      4 757

      -5 338

      -1 237

      -5 378

      Cash

      29 482

      25 775

      28 598

      23 786

      21 922

      21 154

      20 376

      19 141

      14 384

      19 722

      20 959

      ARR

      57 341

      55 754

      57 011

      58 020

      58 300

      57 001

      54 174

      53 527

      50 332

      48 623

      43 978

      Quarterly Churn

      0,6%

      2,2%

      2,3%

      5,0%

      0,8%

      0,8%

      4,1%

      0,2%

      0,5%

      1,9%

      1,5%

      Yearly NRR

      96%

      97%

      100%

      98%

      104%

      103%

      108%

      117%

      113%

      116%

      109%

      Operating Revenue YoY

      -1%

      1%

      7%

      -1%

      15%

      25%

      28%

      54%

      35%

      25%

      31%

      ARR YoY

      -2%

      -2%

      5%

      8%

      16%

      17%

      23%

      30%

      26%

      30%

      27%

      * Prior to 2024, the key figures in the above table refers to as the Group, including subsidiaries that have under the fiscal year of 2023 been fully divested. From Q1 2024, the key figures refer to the Company Safeture AB only.

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      ‌Safeture

      Highlights & Significant Events

      Business Highlights during Q3 2025

    • Safeture speeds up crisis response with the launch of "Safety Check", a groundbreaking feature now available on the Safeture platform. Designed to empower organizations during critical incidents, Safety Check enables faster, more effective responses by combining rapid outreach with streamlined case management.

      Significant events during Q3 2025

    • There were no significant events during the period.

      Significant events after the period close

    • There were no significant events after the period close.

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      ‌Safeture

      About Safeture

      About Safeture AB

      Safeture is a Swedish Software as a Service (SaaS) company that offers an advanced open platform within the area ERCM (Employee Risk & Crisis Management). We offer medical assistance-, security assistance- and insurance providers the ability to effectively automate medical, safety and security processes by collecting risk information, employee location and facilitate communication - all in the same platform.

      History & Vision

      The Company was founded in 2009, triggered by the experience of the global SARS epidemic, the Indian Ocean tsunami and the Mumbai terror attacks, where lives could have been saved if people had been warned earlier and received more information. The company was listed in 2014.

      Our vision is to save lives and to prevent harm by making risk, safety and security information available to users at the right time, no matter where they are. We will achieve this by providing the best platform and content that enables the implementation of risk, safety and security processes and distribution of reliable information to individuals and organizations.

      Mid-term Financial Targets

    • Average (year-on-year) revenue growth of 15%

    • Continuously improved gross margins to above 80%

    • Sustainable profitability at an ARR equal to 65 MSEK

Sales & Strategy

Safeture´ s global sales strategy is to target assistance providers and offer them a best-in-class open platform for employee safety. The business model is SaaS, Software as a Service, where close to 100% of our operating revenue is recurring revenue.

Approximately 86% of our revenue originates from customers in EMEA (Europe, the Middle East & Africa), 8% from customers in the Americas and 6% from Southeast Asia & Oceania.

Research & Development

Research and development are prioritized areas within Safeture, and we invest continuously in research and development to maintain technological lead. We develop and adapt our products continuously thanks to close cooperation with our partners. The cutting-edge knowledge that we gather from cooperation with our partners is used in our technical development to invent new solutions and keep our advantage in relation to our competitors.

Risks & Uncertainties

Safeture is exposed to general business-related as well as financially-related risks. These risks are described more in detail in the Annual Report for 2024, available on the company's website.

Organization & People

The average total workforce (full time equivalents) in the company during the third quarter of 2025 amounted to 33 (32) including on-site consultants. The average number of employees (full time equivalents) in the company during the third quarter of 2025 amounted to 30 (29).

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‌Safeture

Financial Review
Operating Revenue

14 731

13 627

13 898

14 308

14 571

14 565

13 975

14 123

12 438

10 668

11 076

13 727

14 159 14 193

14 423

13 778

14 102

10 659

11 011

12 262

12 381

12 692

Recurring Revenue

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 25Q1 Q225 Q325

Revenue

Operating Revenue in Q3 reached 14 123 (14 308) KSEK, a decline with -1% YoY (+2% at constant exchange rates).

Foreign exchange development stabilized during the quarter but continued to place negative pressure on revenue compared to previous periods. As a Swedish exporter with high exposure (92%) to foreign currencies, we are naturally sensitive to such fluctuations.

The Recurring Revenue represents 100% (99%) of the quarterly operating revenue in Q3 2025.

As previously communicated, we focus on delivering sustainable profitability and sacrificing short-term sales growth in favour of building a more resilient and profitable business over the long term. The entire organisation is fully focused on planning, developing, marketing and selling the best possible platform to partners within medical and risk/security assistance services.

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‌Safeture

Financial Review
Fixed CoS
Variable CoS

Gross Margin %

78%

80% 80% 80%

79% 79% 79% 78% 80%

Margins & Result

The Gross Margin showed a slight improvement this quarter,

75%

76%

primarily driven by a temporary favourable mix related to usage-based billing. This occurs when certain clients exceed their prepaid usage allocations, resulting in additional charges billed in arrears. Lower variable costs in the quarter also contributed positively to the margin development.

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 Q125 Q225 Q325

Operating expenses softened substantially in the quarter, mainly explained by seasonality effects. As is customary in the third quarter, the overall cost base was lower due to a high level of

EBIT

125 278 131

244

vacation leave among employees.

-152

-419

-376

-700

-1 589

-1 899

A strong gross margin along with the seasonality effects brought us back to profitability in the quarter. EBIT amounted to +244 KSEK, which represents an improvement of 119 KSEK compared to last year.

-2 497

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 25Q1 Q225 Q325

As previously communicated, we will see fluctuations around the profit line until we have reached our target of being sustainably profitable at an ARR equal to 65 MSEK.

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‌Safeture

SaaS Metrics
Base

Growth/Decline

57 001 58 300 58020 57 011 55 754 57 341

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)

53 527 54 174

48 623

50 332

43 978

The Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) reached 57 341 KSEK in Q3, a contraction with -2% compared to corresponding quarter last year.

Despite continued pressure on recurring revenue from foreign exchange movements, new ARR generation and low churn helped offset the currency impact, resulting in a return to sequential ARR growth.

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 Q125 Q225 Q325

ARR development compared to Q3 last year and previous quarter was -959 KSEK and +1 587 KSEK respectively.

New ARR order value during Q3 originated 80% from the partner network, through new partners or upsell from established partners.

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‌Safeture

SaaS Metrics

KSEK

Q123

Q223

Q323

Q423

Q124

Q224

Q324

Q424

Q125

Q225

Q325

Recurring Revenue

10 659

11 011

12 262

12 381

12 692

13 727

14 159

14 193

14 423

13 778

14 102

Recurring Revenue/ Total Operating Revenue

100%

99%

99%

84%

93%

99%

99%

97%

99%

99%

100%

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)

43 978

48 623

50 332

53 527

54 174

57 001

58 300

58 020

57 011

55 754

57 341

Quarterly Churn *

1,5%

1,9%

0,5%

0,2%

4,1%

0,8%

0,8%

5,0%

2,3%

2,2%

0,6%

Yearly NRR **

109%

116%

113%

117%

108%

103%

104%

98%

100%

97%

96%

* Quarterly Churn represents both cancellations (Logo churn) and downgrading (Revenue churn) within the quarter in relation to total Recurring Revenue.

** NRR recalculated to reflect sales via partner network as upsell. Safeture is invoicing the partner and the partner is doing the reselling to new end clients, i.e. upgrading the partner account.

Recurring Revenues

Upsell
Logo Churn

Quarterly Churn

1,9%

2,2%

0,5%

0,8% 0,8%

1,5%

4,1%

0,2%

0,6%

2,3%

5,0%

Revenue Churn NRR Yearly (LTM)

109%

113%

117%

108%

103%

104%

98%

100%

97%

96%

116%

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 Q125 Q225 Q325

Q123 Q223 Q323 Q423 Q124 Q224 Q324 Q424 Q125 Q225 Q325

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‌Safeture

Cashflow

Q3 Cash Development

2025 YTD Cash Development

Liquidity

2 918

25 775

374

2 234

0

29 482

-1 819

As of September 30th 2025, cash in the bank amounts to 29 482 KSEK. The Q3 cash-flow was positive, amounting to +3 707 KSEK. Since the beginning of the year, the net cash has increased with +5 696 KSEK.

Q2 2025

Result after

Adj. for

Change in

Investm.

Financing

Q3 2025

financial items

Depr.

Working Cap

Activities

Activities

& Other

The cash flow improved significantly during Q3 as customer receivables declined, reflecting the payment of annual invoices for one of our biggest customers that had temporarily affected working capital negatively in the previous quarter.

In the longer term, disciplined management of working capital and cash flow continues to show positive effects. The SaaS model, with increasing annual and prepaid billing, further enhances cash conversion and supports sustainable growth.

6 200

5 802

68

29 482

23 786

386

-6 760

Investments

Q3 investments amounted to 1 819 (1 665) KSEK. The investment consists of capitalized platform development costs.

Solidity

Q4 2024

Result after

Adj. for

Change in

Investm.

Financing

Q3 2025

financial items

Depr.

Working Cap

Activities

Activities

& Other

The solidity of the Group as of Sept 30th, 2025 compared to last year corresponding quarter, was 51% (57%).

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‌Safeture

The Safeture Share

The company is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market in Stockholm under the abbreviation, "SFTR". As of September 30th, 2025 the Company has 39 289 392 (39 147 043 ) shares. The average number of shares during Q3 2025 amounted to 39 289 392 (39 147 043 ).

The schedule below shows the ten largest shareholders, and the number of shares they own in Safeture AB as of September 30th, 2025.

Amount of

shares

%

Agartha AB

15 252 704

38,8%

Topline Capital

7 502 070

19,1%

Ninalpha AB

4 136 484

10,5%

Daniel Oredsson

2 600 000

6,6%

Flemming Breinholt (Chairman of the Board)

1 520 163

3,9%

Semmy Rülf

1 228 380

3,1%

ES Aktiehandel

849 482

2,2%

Magnus Hultman (CEO)

558 822

1,4%

Joseph Aroyan

535 549

1,4%

Client Omnibus

491 794

1,3%

Others

4 613 944

11,7%

TOTAL

39 289 392

100%

Others

Flemming Breinholt (Chairman of the Board)

Daniel Oredsson

Ninalpha AB

Topline

Capital

Agartha AB

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‌Safeture

Share Options

Share Option Program 2023/2026

On May 25th, 2023, a general meeting was held and decided on a directed issue of share options of series 2023/2026 to employees at Safeture AB. 170 000 share options were subscribed in total. The share options were issued at the price of 0,99 SEK per option. The subscription price for exercising the share options amounts to 7,46 SEK per option. The share options may be exercised during the period of June 8th - June 26th, 2026. One (1) share option gives the right to subscribe for one (1) new share.

Share Option Program 2024/2027

On May 28th, 2024, a general meeting was held and decided on a directed issue of share options of series 2024/2027 to board members and employees at Safeture AB. 141 333 share options were subscribed in total. The share options were issued at the price of 1,53 SEK per option. The subscription price for exercising the share options amounts to 11,80 SEK per option. The share options may be exercised during the period of May 31st - June 11th, 2027. One (1) share option gives the right to subscribe for one (1) new share.

Share Option Program 2025/2028

On May 28th, 2025, a general meeting was held and decided on a directed issue of share options of series 2025/2028 to board members and employees at Safeture AB. 75 000 share options were subscribed in total. The share options were issued at the price of 0,905 SEK per option. The subscription price for exercising the share options amounts to 9,59 SEK per option. The share options may be exercised during the period of

May 29th - June 9th, 2028. One (1) share option gives the right to subscribe for one (1) new share.

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‌Safeture

Other

Related Party Transactions

During the second quarter of 2025, Flemming Breinholt, chairman of the board of Safeture AB, has received 100 KSEK as remuneration for management services.

The Company

During the fiscal year of 2023, all remaining subsidiaries were fully divested. From the 2023 Annual Report and forwards, all financial statements such as Income Statement, Balance Statement, Cashflow, and changes in Equity statement refer to the Company with comparison periods equal to the former Parent.

General accounting principles

The Interim Report has been established in accordance with Årsredovisningslagen (1995:1554) and BFNAR 2012:1, Årsredovisning och koncernredovisning (K3). General accounting principles applied is coherent with the accounting principles used when establishing the 2024 Annual Report.

Audit

The Interim Report has not been audited by the Company´s auditors.

Financial calendar

The company establishes and publishes a financial report every quarter. Upcoming General Meeting and reports are planned according to below:

Q4 Interim Report 2025

2026-02-13

Annual Report 2025

2026-03-27

Q1 Interim Report 2026

2026-04-24

Q2 Interim Report 2026

2026-07-17

Q3 Interim Report 2026

2026-10-22

Previous reports are available on the company web page: https://investor.safeture.com/financial-reports-presentations/

Certified Adviser

Redeye is the Certified Adviser of Safeture.

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‌Safeture

Income Statement

KSEK

Q3 2025

Q3 2024

2025-01-01

2024-01-01

2025-09-30

2024-09-30

Operating Revenue

14 123

14 308

42 664

41 832

Own work capitalised

1 819

1 665

6 760

5 454

Other operating revenue

252

238

805

1 547

Total Revenue

16 194

16 210

50 229

48 833

Operating Expenses

-13 286

-14 062

-42 656

-43 273

Other operating expenses

-441

-331

-1 782

-1 090

Depreciation

-2 223

-1 691

-5 791

-4 916

Total Expenses

-15 950

-16 085

-50 229

-49 278

Operating Result

+244

+125

-1

-446

Net financial items

129

50

387

44

Result after financial items

374

175

386

-402

Tax

0

0

0

0

Result after tax

+374

+175

+386

-402

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‌Safeture

Balance Statement

Assets Equity & Liabilities

KSEK

2025-09-30

2024-12-31 KSEK 2025-09-30 2024-12-31

Fixed Assets

Restricted Equity

Intangible Assets

19 651

18 478 Share Capital 3 143 3 132

Tangible Assets

0

215 Fund for Dev. cost 19 541 18 095

Financial Assets

0

0

Non-restricted Equity

Fixed Assets

19 651

18 693 Share Premium* 189 142 189 085

Retained Earnings -183 361 -182 423

Current Assets

Result for the period 386 507

Short-term Receivables

7 318

9 725 Equity 28 851 28 397

Cash & Bank

29 482

23 786

Short-term Liabilities 27 599 23 807

Current Assets

36 800

33 511 Long-term Liabilities 0 0

Assets

56 451

52 204 Equity & Liabilities 56 451 52 204

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‌Safeture

Cashflow

2025-01-01

2024-01-01

KSEK

2025-09-30

2024-09-30

Operating Result

-1

-446

Adjustment for Depreciation & Other items

5 802

4 916

Interest Received /Paid

387

44

Cashflow from Operating Activities before changes in Working Capital

6 188

4 514

Cashflow from changes in Working Capital

6 200

3 495

Cashflow from Operating Activities

12 389

8 009

Cashflow from Investing Activities

-6 760

-5 454

Cash flow from Financing Activities

68

226

Cashflow of the period

5 696

2 781

Cash at the beginning of the period

23 786

19 141

Cash at the end of the period

29 482

21 922

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Changes in Equity

KSEK

Share capital

Fund for

development costs

Share premium

Ret. earnings incl.

loss for the period

Total equity

2024-01-01

3 132

17 366

188 859

-181 693

27 665

Issue of new share options

226

226

Reposting

828

-828

0

Result after financial items for the period

-402

-402

2024-09-30

3 132

18 194

189 085

-182 923

27 488

2025-01-01

3 132

18 095

189 085

-181 916

28 397

Issue of new share options

11

56

68

Reposting

1 446

-1 446

0

Revaluation

1

1

Result after financial items for the period

386

386

2025-09-30

3 143

19 541

189 142

-182 975

28 851

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‌Safeture

Data per Share

2025-07-01

2024-07-01

2025-01-01

2025-09-30

2024-09-30

2025-09-30

Number of shares before dilution (at period end)

39 289 392

39 147 043

39 289 392

Number of shares after dilution* (at period end)

39 289 392

40 164 376

39 289 392

Average number of shares before dilution

39 289 392

39 147 043

39 218 218

Average number of shares after dilution*

39 289 392

40 164 376

39 571 218

Number of shares at period end

39 289 392

39 147 043

39 289 392

Earnings per share before dilution

0,01

0,01

0,01

(calculated on average number of shares)

Earnings per share after dilution*

0,01

0,01

0,01

(calculated on average number of shares)

* The dilution takes into account the total number of outstanding warrants that, as of the balance date 30/9 2025, are

"in the money", i.e., where the exercise price is below the closing price of the share."

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Definitions and Key Metrics

Operating Revenue

Revenue related to the core business activities of our company, i.e. earnings from selling the Safeture core platform.

Other operating revenue

Revenue related to the non-core business activities such as positive

FX revaluations and rent from property.

Recurring (Operating) Revenue

The portion of operating revenue that is expected to continue in the future.

Recurring (operating) Revenue %

The recurring revenue share of total operating revenue.

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)

The recurring operating revenue expected for the coming 12 months, including contracted orders affecting coming quarters.

Revenue growth

The difference in revenue between two periods in relation to revenue for the earlier period.

Revenue growth at Constant Exchange Rates

The difference in revenue between two periods in relation to revenue for the earlier period, adjusted for the average and weighted foreign exchange rate development. Approximately 92% of our revenue is exposed to foreign currencies, whereof majority is in EUR, USD and GBP.

Quarterly Churn %

Percentage of recurring revenue related to both cancellations (Logo churn) and downgrading (Revenue churn) within the quarter in relation to total recurring revenue.

Net Revenue Retention (NRR)

The percentage of recurring revenue retained from existing customers over a given time, including upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations.

Gross Margin

Revenue generated minus the cost to run the platform.

Gross Margin %

Gross Margin in relation to total revenue.

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Definitions and Key Metrics

Other operating expenses

Consists primarily of non-core business activities such as negative

FX revaluations

Operating Result

Earnings before Interest and Tax = EBIT

Net Financial items

Interest earnings from cash at the bank and interest expenses on borrowing or payables.

Result after financial items

Operating Result minus Net Financial items = Net Profit.

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Submission of Interim Report

The Board of Directors, through the Chief Executive Officer, certify that the interim report provides a true and fair view of the company´s business, financial position, and performance and describes material risks and uncertainties, to which the company is exposed.

Lund - October 24th, 2025 Flemming Breinholt (Chairman of the Board)

Sofia Kinberg Christian Lindgren Pontus Kristiansson Johannes Boson Thomas Wandahl Magnus Hultman (CEO)

Link to all financial reports: https://investor.safeture.com/financial-reports-presentations/

For further information please contact CEO Magnus Hultman (+46 (0) 70 - 600 81 66)

magnus.hultman@safeture.com

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