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By reading this presentation (the “Presentation”) you accept that you have been fully informed about the matters and limitations set out below. The Presentation and its content have been prepared under the sole responsibility of COGELEC (the “Company”). In no circumstances shall the advice given by the Company give rise to any liability, of any kind or on any grounds, in respect of damages incurred in relation to the content of the Presentation. This Presentation relates to the initial public offering to admit shares in the Company for trading on the Euronext Paris market (the “IPO”). The Presentation contains summary, non-comprehensive information on the Company. We strongly recommend that you read with attention the prospectus approved by the Disclaimer Autorité des Marchés Financiers with Visa no. 18-203 on 28 May 2018 (the “Prospectus”). The Prospectus can be obtained free of charge on request from the registered office of COGELEC (370 rue de Maunit, 85290 Mortagne-sur-Sèvre) and from the websites of COGELEC (www.investir.cogelec.fr) and the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (www.amf-france.org). The Prospectus contains information about the Company's business and strategy as well as financial information on the Company and a presentation of the risk factors that it faces. The content of the Prospectus may differ from that of this Presentation. In the event of any such discrepancy between the content of the Presentation and Prospectus the information in the Prospectus shall prevail. The Presentation is not and should not be considered as a public offering, an offer to sell or subscribe or as a means of soliciting public interest in a public offering. This Presentation offers no view as to the advisability or otherwise of investing in the IPO. No guarantee is offered as to the completeness, correctness or accuracy of the information it contains. The information and opinions contained in the Presentation and all data presented are provided as of the date of this Presentation and may change at any time. This Presentation contains some forecasts and forward-looking information. This information is provided as of the date of this Presentation and no guarantee is given as to its reliability. The Company is under no obligation to update the information. Market data and some sector forecasts included in the Presentation have been derived from internal surveys, estimates, reports, studies and on some occasions published data. The Company considers that these data are reliable. However, the consistency of the methodology used to derive them and the accuracy and completeness of the assumptions on which they were based have not been independently verified. Regarding member states of the European Economic Area outside France (the “Member states”) who have transposed Directive 2003/71/EC of the European Parliament and Council, of 4 November 2003 as amended (the “Prospectus Directive”), nothing has or will be done that would require publication of a prospectus, other than the Prospectus, in any of these Member states. As a result, shares in the Company can be offered for sale in Member states solely: (i) to legal entities which are qualified investors as defined in the Prospectus Directive; or (ii) in other cases that do not require the Company to publish a prospectus pursuant to article 3(2) of the Prospectus Directive. Neither the Presentation nor the Prospectus have been approved by an authorised person in the meaning of article 21(1) du Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. As a result, the Presentation is intended solely for (i) persons located outside the United Kingdom, (ii) investment professionals in the meaning of article 19(5) du Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005, (iii) persons referred to in article 49(2) (a) to (d) (companies with a high capital value, unincorporated associations, etc.) of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 or (iv) any other person to whom the Presentation may be legally addressed (the persons referred to in paragraphs (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) being jointly the “Authorised Persons”). Shares in the Company offered as part of the IPO are solely intended for Authorised Persons and any solicitation, offer or agreement concerning the subscription, purchase or acquisition of the shares can only be made to Authorised Persons. Anyone who is not an Authorised Person must refrain from using of relying on the Presentation and its content. Neither the Presentation nor the Prospectus is a prospectus approved by the Financial Services Authority or any other UK regulatory authority in the meaning of Section 85 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. The Presentation does not constitute an offer of securities or a solicitation to purchase or subscribe for securities or a solicitation to sell securities in the United States. The shares in the Company have not been and will not be registered pursuant to the US Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “US Securities Act”), and may not be offered or sold in the United States without registration or exemption from the registration requirement imposed under the US Securities Act. The shares have not been and will not be registered pursuant to the US Securities Act, and the Company does not intend to make any public offering of its shares in the United States of America. Risk factors Investors' attention is drawn to Chapter 4 “Risk Factors” of the base document and Chapter 2 “Risk factors related to the Offer” of the securities note.
Roger Leclerc Chairman and Founder 32 years of experience (of which 10 years at FDI Matelec) 28 years of SMI-SME Chairmanship Stéphane Vapillon Chief Financial Officer 21 years of experience (Adm. & fi.) of which 10 years in audit Lise Gaschet International Development Manager Joined Cogelec in 2011 13 years of experience on International Development.
A global offering for building managers A LEADER IN ACCESS CONTROL... Access control Door entry system Service providers Residents 4
A global offering for ...ON THE building managers MULTI-UNIT DWELLINGS MARKET Social landlords 1.5 million buildings in France Social housing Managed by: Management companies Representing 15.4 million dwellings (5% of the building base Private renewed each year) co-owned properties 5
An historical player A VALUE PROPOSAL BUOYED in access control BY INNOVATION FOR OVER 15 YEARS FROM CABLE INTERCOM… …TO THE GSM REVOLUTION 2001-2006 2007-2018 Supplier of VIGIK solutions Creation of the 1st global offering for manufacturers (OEM) for wireless intercom (GSM) by subscription Over 40% VIGIK market share in France since 2003 6
A proven Business Model GROWTH AND PROFITABILITY MOMENTUM SINCE ITS CREATION +53% in two years 850,000 2017 revenue dwellings €26.1M €26.2M €30.6M €19.9M + 150,000 16.3% 14.4% new dwellings in 2017 10.0% 2015 2016 2017 Revenue and current operating margin 2017 revenue €4.5M 2017 Revenue Current EBIT Net income Employees €30.6M €5.0M €2.9M 139 7
The creation of a proprietary ecosystem A GLOBAL SERVICE OFFERING THE BENEFITS OF GSM INTERCOM SYSTEMS Remote and real time management for building managers Fast installation, without major work and with immediate entry into service Comfort of use for residents 9
#1 THE SWITCH OF INTERCOM TO WIRELESS A unique offering on the market The benchmark CABLE INTERCOM for users Cable intercom €135M still represents in 2017 Stable since 2012 95% of the market (1) GSM INTERCOM SYSTEMS €10M €30M 23.3% in 2012 in 2017 CAGR 2012-2017 (1)Source:MSI Reports – Electronic access control market in France – May 2016 10
#1 BENEFITS FOR BUILDING MANAGERS: SIMPLIFYING MANAGERS’ WORK WITH A SIMPLE, SCALABLE, REMOTELY-OPERATED AND REAL TIME MANAGEMENT SYSTEM A unique offering on the market The benchmark for users Free and secure remote management portal www.intratone.info 01 02 03 CREATE, MODIFY, MANAGE KEYS FOR TECHNICAL ALERT DELETE TECHNICAL FACILITIES FOR MONITORING • A name • Identification • A lift pump • A code of existing keys • A CMV • Free access • One-off loan • An open door time frames • Call security guard • Email alert • A proximity key fob to pick up a key • A pass 11
#1 BENEFITS FOR RESIDENTS: A WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEM CONNECTED TO A LAND LINE OR MOBILE TELEPHONE TO IMPROVE DAILY LIFE A unique offering on the market The benchmark for users 01 Visitor call 02 Contact Visitors contact the resident using the The resident answers his/her land intercom. Interface rings on: line, mobile or tablet whether he/she mobile, land line or tablet. is at home or outside. 03 Access authorisation 04 No need Open the building door for residents to move by pressing a button on the telephone (the * key, for example). The visitor is granted access to the building. 12
#1 A DISRUPTIVE BUSINESS MODEL BASED ON SERVICE AND SUBSCRIPTIONS A unique offering on the market The benchmark for users EQUIPMENT: GSM: SERVICES: Terminals and proximity key fobs Intercom system solution based Online management tool for for residents, CCTV camera, on the telephone network building managers numeric keypad, key cabinet, through operator agreements fob/transmitters, etc… Reduced investment Unlimited communication Remote management for customers without additional costs Invoicing at installation Monthly subscription per dwelling 13
#2 The keys to our success
#2 The keys to our success Our innovations, our brands 2016 2012-2013 1st CCTV camera 1st comprehensive for building foyers 2018 key management offering: - key safe; 2017 - key cabinet; - internet management tool, 2016 2015 2017 2009 2012- 1st VISIO 3G Hands-free proximity key fob 2013 intercom 2015 2010 2001 1st transmission Launch 2009 module 4G-IP 100% of the Vigik system 2010 VIDEO 2007 1st electronic notice board 2001 for building foyers 2007 Research & Development 1stmanagement offering 1.8 M Investments operating in real time euros 41 patent families, for intercom systems in 2017 18 engineers 15
#2 TELECOM OPERATOR AGREEMENTS TO PRE-EMPT THE WIRELESS MARKET The keys to our success Our operator agreements Operator Operator Operator agreement agreement agreement signed in 2006 signed in 2011 signed in 2016 36,972 SIM CARDS ACTIVATED IN 2017 OUT OF AN INSTALLED BASE OF 120,000 CARDS 16
#2 A DIRECT RELATIONSHIP WITH SOCIAL LANDLORDS AND MANAGEMENT COMPANIES The keys to our success Our positioning: Services and customer proximity 292(1) social landlords 4,230(3) Management out of 515(2) in France companies out of 10,000(4) in France 1.5 M Marketing 19 19 euros Sales Office-based sales Budget in 2017 representatives representatives in the field (1)Source: Company - (2)Source: http://www.semainehlm.fr/nous-les-hlm/les-hlm-en-chiffres-0 - (3)Source: Company - (4)Source: Company estimates 17
#2 A MARKETING METHOD BASED ON PRESCRIPTION WITH DIRECT RELATIONSHI PS WITH SOCIAL LANDLORDS AND MANAGEMENT COMPANIES The keys to our success Our positioning: Services and customer proximity 881 Distributors Provision of management tool Guidance & Training + 117 Subscription Installers Installation partners Social landlords Management companies 18
Our network #2 The keys to our success A network of distributors and installers located throughout France. IDF/NORTH-WEST NORTH Installation partners: 33 Installation partners: 7 Sales distribution outlets: 95 Sales distribution outlets: 35 WEST CENTRE-EAST Installation partners: 8 Installation partners: 5 Sales distribution outlets: 45 Sales distribution outlets: 40 Installation CENTRE EAST 117 partners(1) Installation partners: 9 Installation partners: 6 Sales distribution outlets: 83 Sales distribution outlets: 39 Sales 881 outlets(2) SOUTH-WEST RHÔNES-ALPES / AUVERGNE Installation partners: 7 Installation partners: 12 Sales distribution outlets: 76 Sales distribution outlets: 247 MIDI –PYRENEES/ROUSSILLON SOUTH-EAST Installation partners: 16 Installation partners: 14 Sales distribution outlets: 77 Sales distribution outlets: 144 (1)Source: Company – (2)Source: Company 19
#3 A success story
#3 SUSTAINED AND ACCELERATING GROWTH A success story Strong growth of the Growth driven by: installed base 1 EMBEDDED GROWTH: 2 NEW GROWTH: Natural expansion among Acquisition of new customers existing Cogelec customers (+7% in 2017) (+14% in 2017) CHANGE IN INSTALLED EQUIPMENT BASE (total number of dwellings subscribed) 850 000 700 000 580 000 +21.4% +20.7% 2015 2016 2017 21
#3 A RECURRING REVENUE MODEL A success story Our business model CHANGE IN REVENUES IN €M REPEAT BUSINESS THAT RELIES ON: Sales of services (subscriptions) amounted 30,6 to 24% of total Group revenue in 2017, 21% in 2016 and 20% in 2015 26,2 7,4 A ramp-up in the subscriber base 19,9 5,4 +37% (+21.4% between 2016 and 2017) 4 +35% A churn rate below 0.25% 20,8 23,2 of dwellings in 2017 15,9 +11.5% +30.8% 2015 2016 2017 Subscriptions Products 22
#3 A success story Strong growth in business and profitability CHANGE IN CURRENT OPERATING INCOME IN €M CURRENT OPERATING MARGIN RATE CHANGE IN NET INCOME IN €M 5,0 16,3 % 14,4 % 2,9 3,8 +32% 10,0 % +13 % 2,2 +32% 2,0 +90% +44 % 1,5 +47% 2015 2016 2017 2015 2016 2017 2015 2016 2017 23
Simplified income statement #3 IFRS (€ thousand) 2015 2016 2017 A success story Revenue 19,982 26,212 30,628 of which subscriptions 4,051 5,450 7,365 Our business model Other operating income 7 22 4 Cost of goods sold -6,240 -9,334 -10,958 Changes in inventories, work in progress and finished -40 294 1,154 goods Gross margin in value 13,709 17,193 20,827 Gross margin as a % of revenue 68.6% 65.6% 68.0% Staff costs -6,360 -7,540 -8,821 External expenses -4,073 -4,370 -4,870 Depreciation, amortisation & provisions -1,170 -1,466 -2,016 Other current expenses -99 -42 -112 Recurring operating income 2,006 3,777 5,007 Operating income 1,784 3,568 4,857 As a % of revenue 8.9% 13.6% 15.8% Cost of net financial debt -249 -316 -324 Tax expenses -471 -1,169 -1,630 Net income 1,500 2,199 2,905 As a % of revenue 7.5% 8.4% 9.5% 24
Simplified balance sheet #3 A success story IFRS (€ thousand) 2015 2016 2017 IFRS (€ thousand) 2015 2016 2017 Our business Model Intangible assets 4,868 5,717 6,598 Total shareholders' equity 3,776 3,468 3,529 Property, plant & 4,887 5,331 5,262 equipment Borrowings and financial 7,084 8,613 7,950 debt Other non-current and 1,800 2,663 3,228 Provisions 417 557 765 financial assets Total non-current Other non-current 11,555 13,711 15,088 6,887 9,660 13,216 assets liabilities Inventories and work in Total non current 3,886 4,746 6,964 14,388 18,831 21,931 progress liabilities Trade receivables 6,050 7,238 8,342 Borrowings and financial 1,855 2,365 3,367 debt Other current assets 1,295 1,633 1,639 Trade payables 2,113 3,764 3,494 Current tax assets 596 Other current liabilities 3,369 4,248 5,064 Cash and cash 2,297 5,901 5,671 Current tax liabilities 178 553 320 equivalents Total current assets 14,124 19,518 22,616 Total current liabilities 7,515 10,930 12,244 TOTAL ASSETS 25,679 33,229 37,704 TOTAL LIABILITIES 25,679 33,229 37,704 25
Simplified cash flow table #3 A success story IFRS (€ thousand) 2015 2016 2017 Our business model Net income from continuing operations 1,048 2,199 2,905 Cash Flow 1,901 3,972 5,008 (before cost of net financial debt & tax expenses) Change in WCR related to operations 2,087 2,313 2,236 Cash flows linked to business activities 2,884 6,191 5,835 Cash flows linked to investment -1,011 -2,621 -3,209 activities Cash flows linked to financing activities -2,927 -130 -2,535 Opening cash 3,188 2,134 5,575 Change in cash and cash equivalents -1,054 3,440 91 Closing cash 2,134 5,575 5,666 26
#3 OPERATIONAL SHAREHOLDERS FROM A FAMILY BUSINESS A success story Majority Group: managers Minority Group: investors 75.54% 24.46% HRC SAS Other Naxicap (Roger Banque Populaire managers Rendement Leclerc) Développement 2018 37.67 % 37.87% 12.23% 12.23% SRC SAS < 0.1% > 99.9% COGELEC 27
#4 Kibolt, the new ground-breaking innovation
#4 SIMPLIFYING EVERYDAY LIFE FOR USERS WITH A UNIVERSAL KEY Kibolt, the new ground-breaking innovation A revolution in access control TOO MANY KEYS? A UNIVERSAL KEY FOR ALL YOUR ACCESS NEEDS Key cabinet Apartment key key Car park key Basement key Bin area key Garage key 29
#4 KIBOLT IS A HIGH-TECH PRODUCT Kibolt, the new ground-breaking innovation A revolution in 10 years of R&D access control €3.2M over 6,000 person/days, 9 patents in Europe, Japan and USA 2008 2015 - 2018 2019 Study of patents Study of mechanical parts Marketing and feasibility Study of software France and applications 2009 - 2014 2018 2020 Key functionality study (R&D) with Parts manufacturing Marketing Bpifrance financing and assembly Europe 30
#5 A clear strategy for ambitious objectives
#5 A clear strategy STRONG GROWTH POTENTIAL IN FRANCE for ambitious objectives Numerous sources of growth THE MARKET DRIVERS: in France 1 Intratone, leader on the GSM market 95% of the market to be gained 2 Renovation of the real estate base 3 Cumulative subscriptions 4 A growing demand for protection: 15,500,000 searches for "access control" on Google1 5 Innovation as a driver for the replacement of older equipment 1 Source: Company, Google 32
#5 A clear strategy GAIN OF NEW MARKET SHARE IN MULTI-UNIT DWELLINGS IN EUROPE for ambitious objectives An enormous potential in Europe with a replicable Belgium & The offering Netherlands - 78.0 million1 multi-unit UK dwellings in the European Union excluding France Germany - 25.1 million1 dwellings for the 4 targeted countries: UK, Germany, Netherlands and Belgium A single offering for the 4 markets in which we are already present and in which the buyer typology is similar to that of France. 1 Source: Company estimate, www.populationdata.net, https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2381488, Eurostat June 2017 33
#5 A clear strategy GAIN OF NEW MARKET SHARE IN CERTAIN TARGET COUNTRIES IN EUROPE for ambitious objectives Success based on our presence and CHANGE IN REVENUES IN €M • 5 years of successful export experience initial results 30,6 • Field-based sales representatives: 26,2 2,4 1,6 • UK 19,9 +50% 1,2 • Belgium / The Netherlands +33% 28,2 • Germany 24,6 18,7 Average revenue/sales representative: around +15% €500k +31% • Leading operator agreements 2015 2016 2017 in each target market France Export 1 Source: Company estimate, www.populationdata.net, https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2381488, Eurostat June 2017 34
#5 A clear strategy GAIN OF NEW MARKET SHARE IN CERTAIN TARGET COUNTRIES IN EUROPE for ambitious objectives A sales force • A development structure already in place: development - an export team of 2 managers + 4 trainers; strategy - a steering and monitoring management tool; - a sales back office for appointment taking • Ongoing recruitment of sales representatives: - target of 23 sales representatives at end-2018; - target of 34 sales representatives at end-2019. • A subsidiary in the Netherlands (Benelux zone) Commercial successes • Great Britain: Installation of access control in 1,000 building foyers for a social landlord • Belgium: Installation of access control in 200 building foyers for a social landlord 35
#5 A clear strategy LAUNCH OF KIBOLT IN FRANCE AND EUROPE for ambitious objectives A deployment in several stages A customer/guidance network already solidly installed in France European cylinder standard An innovative product perfectly in tune with building management challenges A considerable international potential through our different operating locations 1 Source: Company 36
#5 A clear strategy TARGET OF TRIPLING REVENUE BY 2021: €90M for ambitious objectives An intensive and extensive development strategy 01 Gain 02 Deployment Gain of new market share Deployment of the multi-unit in the GSM intercom systems dwelling offering in certain target market in multi-unit dwellings in countries in Europe (Target of France €30M in 2021 in Germany, UK and (Target of €45M in 2021) Benelux) 03 Marketing Marketing of Kibolt, the new universal key in France and Europe (Target of €15M in 2021) 37
#6 IPO ON EURONEXT PARIS
▪ COGELEC Issuer #6 Market, eligibility ▪ ▪ ISIN: FR0013335742 –Ticker: COGEC Regulated market of Euronext Paris ▪ PEA-PME eligible ▪ A public offering in France carried out under an open price offering, primarily Characteristics of intended for individuals (OPO) the offering Structure of the offering ▪ A global placement primarily intended for institutional investors (GP) including a placement in France and an international private placement in certain countries outside France, notably excluding the United States of America Price range ▪ €10.40 - €13.10 per share (median: €11.75) ▪ Initial offer volume: capital increase and sale of existing shares of around €36 million (1,547,486 initial new shares and 1,512,667 initial sold shares)* Volume of the offering ▪ After extension clause: around €38.7 million (232,122 supplementary new shares)* ▪ After overallotment option: around €41.8 million (266,941 additional sold shares)* ▪ €101.8 million based on the median price, until €104.6 million in the event of full Capitalisation after IPO exercise of the extension clause and of the overallotment option ▪ Abstention undertaking by COGELEC: 6 months, subject to usual exclusions Abstention and lock-up ▪ Lock-up undertaking by SRC SAS in COGELEC: 18 months, subject to usual exclusions undertakings ▪ Lock-up undertaking by SRC SAS associates in SRC SAS: 18 months, subject to usual exclusions ▪ A total of €11.5 million by Sycomore Asset Management, Keren Finance and Ostrum Subscription commitments Asset Management ▪ Joint lead managers and bookrunners: Gilbert Dupont and Midcap Partners Syndicate ▪ Company advisor: Sponsor Finance * Based on the median of the indicative price range 39
#6 28 May 2018 ▪ AMF approval of the prospectus Offering calendar 29 May 2018 ▪ Opening of the OPO and the global placement ▪ Closing of the OPO at 5.00 pm (Paris time) for physical subscriptions and 8.00 pm (Paris 12 June 2018 time) for online subscriptions ▪ Closing of the global placement at 12.00 noon (Paris time) ▪ Setting of the Offering price and potential exercise of the extension clause ▪ Distribution of the press release announcing the Offering price, the final number of new 13 June 2018 shares and the result of the Offering ▪ Euronext notice regarding the result of the Offering ▪ Signing of the placement agreement ▪ Beginning of the stabilisation period, where applicable 15 June 2018 ▪ Settlement-delivery of the OPO and the global placement ▪ Start of trading of the COGELEC shares on the regulated market of Euronext Paris under 18 June 2018 the listing line called COGELEC ▪ Deadline for exercising the overallotment option 13 July 2018 ▪ End of the stabilisation period, where applicable 40
Before IPO HRC SAS Naxicap #6 Other Banque Populaire (Roger Rendement managers Développement Leclerc) 2018 Shareholder 37.67 % 37.87 % 12.23 % 12.23 % structure SRC SAS 99.9% COGELEC After IPO* HRC SAS Naxicap Other Banque Populaire (Roger Rendement managers Développement Leclerc) 2018 Free float 37.67 % 37.87 % 12.23 % 12.23 % SRC SAS 40.00 % 60.00 %
#6 Company advisor Offering partners Joint lead managers and bookrunners Auditors Legal advisory Financial Communication 42
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