Press conference

Oslo 07.06.2010

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Disclaimer

• This presentation (the “Presentation”) has been prepared by EDB Business Partner ASA (“EDB”) and ErgoGroup AS (“ErgoGroup”, and together with EDB, the “Companies”) and speaks as of 7 June 2010. The delivery of this presentation shall not, under any circumstances, create any implication that there has been no change in the affairs of the Companies since such date.

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Arve Johansen

Chairman, EDB Business Partner ASA

Introduction

Dag Mejdell

Chairman, ErgoGroup AS

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A landmark transaction creating a Nordic IT champion

• EDB Business Partner ASA and ErgoGroup AS to be combined

• Bringing 50 years of IT innovation together to create even faster, better and more competitive services for the customers

• Two largest IT companies in Norway creating:

• Largest IT company in Norway

• Second largest IT Services company in the Nordics

• Strong competence and technology base creates attractive opportunities for employees

Source: Latest IDC report (Jan 2010) Total market size is approx NOK 130bn

Nordic IT services market shareCompany Market share

1 IBM 13.3 %2 EDB ErgoGroup 7.9 %3 Tieto 7.1 %4 Logica 6.8 %5 HP 5.4 %6 CSC 3.2 %7 Accenture 3.1 %8 Fujitsu 2.8 %9 Capgemini 2.2 %10 KMD 2.2 %

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Bringing 50 years of IT innovation together

EDB ErgoGroup Nordic leadership

1961: Established as Elektronisk Databehandling AS

2000: Acquistion of Fellesdata

2002-2008: Acquisitions to strengthen customer and service portfolio

2007: Global sourcing through acquisitions in Ukraine and India

1972: Established as Statens Driftssentral

2001-2005: Acquisitions to strengthen customer and service portfolio

1995: Posten aquires Statens Datasentral SDS

2006: Establishing regional Nordic presence through Allianse and SYSteam

2007: Acquisition ofBekk Consulting

2001: Established in Sweden

1999: Merger of AS EDB and Telenor Programvare

2008: Global sourcing through acquisition of ION

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Transaction structure

• Merger of equals and exchange ratio based on relative contributions

• EDB’s shareholders will hold 53.0% and ErgoGroup’s shareholder Posten will hold 47.0% of the equity in the combined company

• Up to NOK1.0bn in share issue after closing, to strengthen balance sheet and provide strategic and financial flexibility

• Telenor will participate pro rata to maintain 27.2% ownership in the combined company

• Posten will reduce shareholdings after share issue, down to 40% within two years following closing of the transaction, and remain a long term shareholder in the combined company

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Corporate governance

• Proposed chairman of the board: Arve Johansen

• Proposed board composition: Other five directors will be elected by its shareholders on the EGM

• Proposed CEO: Terje Mjøs

• Proposed deputy CEO: John-Arne Haugerud

• The new interim name of the company will be EDB ErgoGroup ASA

• The new company will be headquartered in Oslo

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Terje Mjøs

Proposed CEO, EDB ErgoGroup ASA

John-Arne Haugerud

Proposed deputy CEO, EDB ErgoGroup ASA

Presentation of the combined company

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Overview of the combined companyRevenue of NOK 12.7 bn and approx 10,000 employees

58%17%

25%

Revenue by segment (’09) Revenue by country (’09) Employees by country ('09)

53%

Consulting

IT Operations

Solutions

71%

29%

53%

17%

2%

27%

International

Norway Norway

Ukraine and India

Other

Sweden

SME will represent approx 17% of EDB ErgoGroup

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Long term partnership with Nordic customers enables growth

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Contribution from EDB and ErgoGroup

EDB Contribution ErgoGroup Contribution

• Long term partnership with large Nordic customers

• Scalable IT operations with global sourcing

• Bank & Finance vertical ready to expand international

• International consulting unit

• Strong footprint in Nordic SME segment• Leading position in Public sector• Third party partnerships supporting own

business and segment competence• Wide portfolio of consulting services

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Strategic benefits of the merger

• Second largest IT service provider in the Nordics

• Strong delivery capabilities within growing segments:

• Banking and Finance

• Public sector

• SME

• Cost synergies enabling improved competitive advantage and EBITA

• Financial strength with platform for further expansion

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From Norwegian outsider to significant service provider in Sweden

Largest IT company in Norway Top 5 IT service provider in Sweden

• Combined total revenues of NOK 9.0 bn

• Approx. 5,200 employees at 49 offices

• A strong combined service portfolio both towards both large companies and the SME market

• Combined revenue of SEK 3.5 bn

• Approx 2,700 employees at 60 offices

• Strong complimentary service offering

• Joining forces for further growth in the Swedish market

Focus on Nordic and international growth opportunities

Norway IT services market share Sweden IT services market shareCompany Market share

1 EDB ErgoGroup 32.0 %2 IBM 6.3 %3 Accenture 3.7 %4 Capgemini 3.5 %5 Logica 3.2 %

Sweden IT services market shareCompany Market share

1 Logica 10.7 %2 IBM 10.1 %3 HP 8.8 %4 Tieto 7.5 %5 EDB ErgoGroup 6.0 %

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Expected synergies of NOK 250-350m

• Based on preliminary analysis, the transaction is expected to benefit from annual synergies in the range of NOK 250-350m

• One-off cost estimated to be one year of full synergies

• Most of the synergies are cost related:

• FTE rationalisation• Server consolidation • Single accounting of software licenses

• Other cost synergies will come from:• Consolidation of solution portfolio• General cost and administration• Capex

• Revenue synergies are anticipated:• More competitive in tender offers• Significant service provider in Sweden• Sharing of best practice

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Planning and integration

• Planning phase will run from announcement to closing

• Key deliverables are a clear strategy with a new organisational structure in a detailed 100 day plan

• Dedicated program office (Integration Management Office) will manage the process

• At the appropriate time, employee representatives will be involved in the planning in all relevant areas

• Key principles for the process are:

• Merger of equals

• Openness

• Timeliness

• Involvement

• Dialogue

• Clear strategic direction of the new company

• Strong momentum from day 1

Preparation phase Execution

Q2 2010 Q4 2010

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Kristian Kuvaas Johansen

CFO, EDB Business Partner ASA

Financials and timeline

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Financial overview

EDB ErgoGroup

GoodwillOther assets

Cash

Int. bearing debtOther liabilities

Equity

GoodwillOther assets

Cash

Int. bearing debtOther liabilities

Equity

NOKm NOKm

NOKm 2009 Q1 2010Total revenues 5,214 1,282 Operating costs (4,669) (1,075) EBITDA 545 207 EBITA 280 150

NOKm 2009 Q1 2010Total revenues 7,492 1,824 Operating costs (6,284) (1,632) EBITDA 1,208 192 EBITA 954 134

Note: Balance sheet figures as per Q1 2010

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Financial strength with platform for further expansion

• Key financial figures from combining the 2009 reported numbers for the two companies (approx figures):

• Revenues of NOK 12.7bn

• EBITDA of NOK 1.8bn

• EBITA of NOK 1.2bn

• Net debt of NOK 3.9bn

• Equity book value of NOK 4.3bn

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EDB ErgoGroup EDB ErgoGroup EV EDB ErgoGroupEquity

Share issue will increase free float and strengthen capital structure

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NOKmNet debt (NOKm)

Equity

Net

Debt

Equity

Net

Debt

EDB

Ergo

Group

Posten

47%

Net

Debt

Telenor

27%

Other

26%

%

Illustrative transaction overview pre share issue Illustrative capital structure post share issue

NOKm Share issue (NOKm)

2,983

945 3,928

2,928

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EDB ErgoGroup EDB ErgoGroup Share issue(est.)

EDB ErgoGroupafter share

issue

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Timeline to closing

• Preliminary timeline

• Call for EGM on 8 June

• Distribution of merger plan and IM on or about 17 June

• EGM on 8 July

• Expected closing in Q4 2010

• Transaction is subject to

• Confirmatory due diligence

• Shareholder approvals

• Regulatory approvals

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Q&A with presenting team

• In addition, Q&A session on a conference call at 16.00 CET today

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