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FY 2014 results
Gfi Informatique
February 2015
February 2015
FY 2014 Results
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Disclaimer
Disclaimers
This document may contain forward-looking statements regarding the financial position, results, business, strategy and
plans of Gfi Informatique. This information consists of targets, not forecasts, and it does not constitute a guarantee of
the company’s future performance.
Actual results may differ from targets because of a number of risks and uncertainties, most of which lie outside our
control, in particular the risks described in documents that have been or will be submitted by Gfi Informatique to the
Autorité des Marchés Financiers (French financial markets authority) and that can also be consulted on our website
www.gfi.fr.
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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Consolidateexisting business
2009 - 2011
Strengthenthrough
Added Value2011 - 2014
AccelerateValue
creation2014-2018
The period 2009-2014 illustrates the success of the first phase of the transformation plan based on
the trio of Proximity - Industrialisation - Innovation, focusing on France, the Group’s core market, and
which resulted in:
Gains of market share with above-market like-for-like growth for 16 straight quarters
Profitability now in line with the sector’s best performers
Dynamic recovery achieved while financing innovation, which should drive the next growth phase
Ambitious 2015-2018 plan based on value creation:
Ramp up innovative service offering (Cloud, Outsourcing, Digital, Big Data, etc.) focusing on solutions
Highlight and strengthen the Group’s Software offering with the objective of doubling sales (€100m in 2014)
Open up to international markets via a strategy of alliance and by developing the Group in growing footprint markets
corresponding to our offer
Foreword
Launch of phase II of the transformation plan
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2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
- Key figures
- Stronger foundations
- Investments for the future
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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Revenue Operating margin
reported like-for-like 2014 2013
France€689.5m
+9.1% +3.2%
€48.0m7.0%
€42.2m6.7%
Group€804.0m
+8.3% +3.2%
€52.0m6.5%
€45.0m6.1%
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FY 2014 performance
Key figures
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
- Key figures
- Stronger foundations
- Investments for the future
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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2009 2014
Technical assistance Consulting / Expertise Fixed-price projects
Application management Outsourcing ERP integration
Software
Moving up the value chain
Technical Assistance
+€31m / +17%
Value-added solutions
+€182m / +61%
(Revenue in France, in € million)
Stronger foundations
A transformation drive
Continuous improvement in operating KPI
Time on material41%
Fixed price contract
46%
Software13%
Technical assistance
31%
Consulting / Expertise
10%Fixed-price projects
19%
Application management
14%
Outsourcing9%
ERP integration4%
Software13%
2014A
Recurring revenue
53%
Revenue France by activity
Revenue by contract type
2014AValue-added solutions
69%
(Revenue in France, in € million)
(Revenue in France, in € million)
8
Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12 Jan-13 Jul-13 Jan-14 Jul-14
Average daily rate Workforce activity rate
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Since 2011, 12 strategic acquisitions representing revenue of approximately €240m, successfully consolidated
Track record of acquisitions since 2011
BSS
Company
Revenues
(in € million)6
Market share
Recurring
revenue
–
Digital
Sectors/
Key figures
Specialisation
Str
ate
gic
rati
on
ale
Feb-14Date
–
–
45FTE
10
Telecoms
BSS
Oct-13
30
May-14
30
c.350
Public Sector,
Finance,
Telecoms
TMA,
Testing,
IPs
Added value
25
–
Public
Sector
TMA)
Feb-11
433
–
BUS
65
Thales,
Airbus Group
BNP
Consulting,
TMA, PLM
Oct-12
c.500
6
Public
Sector
Software
SIG
Jul-12
–
66
45
Finance
BI, Testing
MoA
Oct-12
–
c.500
13
Finance
Consulting
Sep-13
–
140
–
–
May-14
15
c.110
Insurance
Software
–
JDE
Sept-14
9
c.80
Upper mid-
market
Oracle JDE
Integration
–
OSS
13
Jan-15
120
Telecoms
OSS, Big
Data
Stronger foundations
… Boosted by well-controlled acquisitions…
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2,7% 3,5%
1,8%
3,2% 3,1%
(1,2%)(0,4%)
0,7%
2011 2012 2013 2014
Org. Growth Market growth
> 16 straight quarters of like-for-like growth in France,
outperforming the benchmark market
> 3.2% like-for-like growth in France against less than 1% for
the market
> Growth driven by gains of market share in our Top 10,
made possible by the Group’s competitive positioning
combining close client relationships with automated
delivery, together with its ramping up in Outsourcing, the
Cloud, Digital segments and Big Data
> Performance was also driven by transformative
acquisitions (Digital, Software, Advisory, etc.), all
successfully consolidated. The new scope including
acquisitions generated like-for-like growth in line with that of
the Group’s over the period.
> Profitability grew in parallel, due to:
• Productivity gains enabled by constant
industrialisation achieved via stronger delivery
• Transformation of the portfolio to the benefit of
repeat business and added value
Comments
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2.8%(1)
468,3 496,7 546,6 631,8 689,5
(3,0%) 6,1% 10,0%
15,6%
9,1%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Rev. (€m) Total growth
Stronger foundations
… having strengthened the company’s fundamentals…
(1) Excl. calendar effects
25.6 28.7 34.7 42.2 48.2
5.5% 5.8% 6.3% 6.7% 7.0%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
OM ( € m) OM (%)
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230
337
418458
2011 2012 2013 2014
556599
724
827
2011 2012 2013 2014
187 202292
421506
648
929
2011 2012 2013 2014
Weighted pipeline Gross pipeline
(in € million, at end-December) (in € million, at end-December)(in € million, at end-December)
1.14x 1.15x 1.15x
0.5x 0.6x 0.7x
Book-to-billRatio Backlog/Sales 12 months
0.7x
1.20x 1,424+13%
+44%
+53%
Stronger foundations
… sustainably in France…Backlog and Backlog-to-12 month revenue1 12-month rolling book-to-bill Pipeline at end-December32
> The improvement in backlog, book-to-bill and pipeline…
• Places the Group in a favourable position for 2015
• Reflects the improvement in sales momentum, repeat business and the size of targeted deals over the period
• Shows that the Group is eligible to gain access to major deals in its market
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> Return to growth in 2014, driven by Spain, which benefited from the dissemination of the Group’s key offers, notably Outsourcing, and BeLux,
with a marked improvement in KPI in these two regions. More favourable comparison basis in Portugal. Mixed picture in Morocco, but the
region should benefit from the Group’s growth momentum in French-speaking Africa
> Profitability reached a low point in H1 2013
Source: Company information.(1) Switzerland and BeLux.
2,3
3,3
2,2
2,9
0,5
2,3
1,1
2,9
3,8%
5,5%
3,5%
4,9%
0,8%
4,1%
1,9%
5,0%
H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 H2-14
OM (€m) OM (%)
Change like-for-like y-o-y
Op. margin
in € and as a %
Clear turnaround in 2014 for activities outside France
1,5% 1,1% 1,3% 0,4% 0,6%
(0,8%)
(3,3%)
(0,4%)
(12,0%)
(8,4%)
(5,6%)
2,1%
4,5%
1,0%
6,1%
2,4%
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2011 2012 2013 2014
Stronger foundations
… while international activities became sounder
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
- Key figures
- Stronger foundations
- Investments for the future
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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Outsourcing
Information Systems Outsourcing
Business Solutions Outsourcing
IT Process Outsourcing
Wider perimeter
Transfor-mation
Shared governance Proximity
Flexible outsourcing
–D
ep
th o
f o
ffe
rin
g +
+ Flexibility and proximity –
Gfi
+
Cloud Digital One-stop shop: from the digital strategy to
outsourcing the solutions developed
400 employees
innovation supported by:
• Optimised delivery with 3 digital factories
• Offers developed with innovative start-ups
through Connect & Develop programme
• Partnerships with Gold/Platinum publishers
International delivery
Partners
Development of dedicated multi-sector
solutions in Cloud
First offers marketed in SaaS mode:
Company Hub: Mobile company
portal
SEPAmail: Payment platform
ConnectiCité: Multi-purpose solutions
in Cloud mode for local authorities
SEPAmail
Payment platform
Company Hub
Mobile company portal
CLT: “ConnectiCité”in partnership with OBS
Management (GF, HR, Payroll, etc.)
Connect’Elu (Representative
Connect)
Connect’Citoyen (Citizen Connect)
citoyen
agent
élu
CR
M
Big Data
Covering BI:
500CONSULTANTS & EXPERTS
AN INNOVATIVE AND
INDUSTRIAL OFFER
• CONSULTING in BI, Analytic
CRM & Big Data
• EXPERT SOLUTIONS (BI2BI,
BI Mobile, etc.)
• BI SOLUTIONS Expertise
(Microsoft, Oracle, etc.)
• APPLIANCE Expertise
(Teradata, Greenplum, etc.)
• MODELLING Expertise
(Integration Hub, DataVault,
etc.)
• EXPERT SERVICE CENTRES
(Teradata, BO, etc.)
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LINES
RESOURCES
Investments for the future
A policy of continuous investments, in Services…
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IP 20 Programme
The objective is to generate 20% to 30% of
Gfi’s revenue through our IPs in the medium
term, notably by:
• Rolling out our Software internationally
• Developing the Consulting, Integration,
Maintenance and Outsourcing/Cloud
activities related to these solutions
• Continuing to innovate
Contribution of solutions based on the Group’s IPs
(as a % of revenue)
Medium-termobjective
2014 13%
20-30 %Utilities > Billing
> SIG
> …
Time management
> Chronotime Suite
> Gestor Suite
> …
Portfolios of solutions for Gfi IPs
Banking Finance Insurance
> Asset Management
> Bank Front Office
> ERP for insurance companies
Cloud > Payment platform
> CLT mobile portal
> Mobile company portal
> Suites designed specially for local authorities
> …
> ERP Finance
> HR Management
> BI
> Tax management
Local authorities
Healthcare > Pharma/Research –Management of clinical trials
Under development:
Company portals
Transport Solutions
…
Investments for the future
… and in Software
> …
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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Continuous improvement in operating margin in the last 5 years
Revenue: +8%
EBITDA: +17%
Op. margin: +16%
Operating profit: +22%
Net income: + 48%
EPS: + 48%
Detailed 2014 results
Strong growth and further improvement in profitability
24.929.2
34.3
39.8
45.0
52.0
32.136.2
40.4
46.7
52.3
61.4
0 M€
10 M€
20 M€
30 M€
40 M€
50 M€
60 M€
70 M€
2009 r. 2010 r. 2011 2012 2013 2014
OM EBITDA
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Margin of 7% in France, a constant and steady increase
Detailed 2014 results
Improvement driven by France
2014 France International Spain Portugal Northern Eur Morocco
Revenue 804,0 689,5 114,5 67,2 15,0 26,5 5,7
Operating margin 52,0 48,0 4,0 1,6 0,3 1,5 0,7
Operating margin in % 6,5% 7,0% 3,5% 2,4% 1,7% 5,5% 12,2%
2013 France International Spain Portugal Northern Eur Morocco
Revenue 742,7 631,8 110,9 63,2 16,5 25,5 5,8
Operating margin 45,0 42,2 2,7 1,3 0,2 0,8 0,5
Operating margin in % 6,1% 6,7% 2,5% 2,0% 1,0% 3,2% 8,1%
2012 France International Spain Portugal Northern Eur Morocco
Revenue 667,3 546,6 120,8 67,4 21,5 25,9 5,9
Operating margin 39,8 34,7 5,1 3,1 0,5 1,0 0,5
Operating margin in % 6,0% 6,3% 4,2% 4,6% 2,3% 3,7% 9,1%
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4 key factors of improvement in France: perfectible and to be replicated abroad
Operating margin France
ADR
Added value
Innovation
+18% over 4 years
Detailed 2014 results
Comparative developments France / International
Operating margin International
Workforce activity
rate
Recurrence
Industrialisation / CICE*
+2.6bp over 4 years
Leverage
S.G&A
dimensioned for
growth
M&A
Accretive acquisitions
Commercial and cost
synergies
* CICE = French Competitiveness and
Employment Tax Credit
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Net income from continuing operations has more than doubled in 2 years
Operating profit:
Restructuring well controlled in
relation to acquisitions
Depreciation of Swiss GW
Other: expenses related to
acquisitions (-€1.6m), AGM
(-€1.2m), etc.
Financial income:
Non cash items -€2.9m (IFRS and
restatements)
Income tax:
CVAE* -€9.1m
Limited income tax expense with
still €20m of non-activated deficits
Net income: +48%
Detailed 2014 results
Consolidated comprehensive income statement
* CVAE = contribution for enterprise
added value
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Cash from operating activities: €50.1m, up 23% - Issue of Euro PP
Cash flow: +€50m (+23%), increase in line
with the rise in profitability
Cash from operating activities: +€32m
(+36%)
Well-controlled WCR
Acquisitions: -€22m
Awak’IT, ITN, Airial, iORGA, price
additions on previous acquisitions
New borrowings: €25m of Euro PP
Net debt-to-Ebitda ratio of 1.1
vs. 0.9 in 2013, for a differential on
investments, dividends and share buy-backs
between 2013 and 2014 of -€32.3m
Detailed 2014 results
Consolidated cash flow statement
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Gfi preserves low gearing
Shareholders’ equity: €211m (+4%)
Distribution of €5.4m in 2014
Net debt: €68m (vs. €47m, i.e. +€20m)
€20m in capex
Net debt-to-Ebitda = 1.1 vs. 0.9
Goodwill: €218m (+9%)
Gearing: 32% (versus 23% in 2013)
Detailed 2014 results
Consolidated statement of financial position
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
- Unchanged pillars
- New drivers
- Broader market
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Long-term relationships with leading companies Track record of strong growth for the Group’s key accounts
Top 10 (revenue in France, in € million)
Gfi outperforms the market in its Top 10 segment
The programme has been extended to the Top 35 and international accounts
The objective is to generate 80% of Services revenue with the Group’s Top 35 in the medium-term, vs. 60% in 2013 and 67% in 2014
Banking Finance
Insurance
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Public Sector
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Telecoms Media Entertainment
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Distribution Services
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Industry Aerospace Transport
New client
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Energy Utilities
Chemicals
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
>10 years
Secto
r
31% 15% 10%11%22% 11%
as a
% o
f sale
sS
ele
cti
on
of
key a
cco
un
ts
Top 10 = 45% of revenue
2009-15e revenue CAGR: +7%
24
65 48 31 1531 2245 33 1621
Pro forma Revenues (in €m)
Unchanged pillars
Closer relationships and extended Account Management
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Banking Finance Insurance (€220m*)
Industry Aerospace Transport (€120m*)
Telecoms Media Entertainment (€70m*)
Energy Utilities Chemicals (€70m*)
Public Sector (€100m*)
Shared Service Centres
Distribution & Services (€60m*)
Finance &
Controlling
—
HR
—
Business
Dev. &
Marketing
—
Global
Practices
—
Big deals
ConsultingApplication
Services
Infrastructure
Services
Enterprise
Solutions
Software
Unchanged pillars
Sector-based approach to Solutions
(*): 2014 revenue in France
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Onshore delivery platforms… And nearshore
Lille
Paris
Nantes
Toulouse
NSC
NSC
NSC
NSC
Western France Hub
Site La Chapelle /
Erdre
Factories Mainframe NTIC Infrastructure
Site Lille/Douai
Factories Mainframe NTIC BI Testing Integration Infrastructure
Northern France Hub
Southern France Hub
Site ToulouseFactories NTIC Testing Integration Infrastructure
Ile-de-France Hub
Site VélizyFactories Mainframe NTIC BI Testing Integration
Spain and Portugal
1,300 people (+80% in 4 years)
Opening and ramping up of Lisbon Service Centre
Ramping up of Moroccan Service Centre, development of specialisations (Telecoms, etc.)
Ramping up of Alicante Service Centre
Creation/strengthening of dedicated Sector/Techno platforms (Telecoms, ERP, etc.)
Morocco
Alicante
Focus on an industrial model of local services since 2009
− Factories organised by technological speciality or by sector…
− … a progressive approach: onshore (Lille, Nantes, Paris, Toulouse); nearshore (Spain, Portugal, Morocco) and offshore (partnership with an Indian company)
ISO 9001, ISO 20000, ISO 27001 certification
Organisation Key steps in 2014
Lisbon
Casablanca
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Unchanged pillars
Continuous improvement in efficiency
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
- Unchanged pillars
- New drivers
- Broader market
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Invest in the construction of a hybrid Services/Software business on a European scale
Accelerate the trend initiated (IP 20) by focusing on business
applications in which ERP majors have limited involvement, due to:
> Strict regulations
> Highly specific business or local features
> Targeted markets
> The fact that it generates service deliveries
Mid-Market
Public Sector
Insurance
Banking/Finance
Healthcare
Utilities
Horizontal
Vertical
At the scale of each offer, value creation is ensured by:
international roll-out of software products
construction of a global proposal
At global scale, the Group’s fundamentals would be impacted by:
Forming closer ties with clients over the long term
A stronger growth profile
Greater proportion of repeat business
Improved profitability
New drivers
Develop high value-added Solutions related to our IPs…
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% 2015B revenue in France
FTE 2015BFrance
Key figures
Production / Shared Services Centers
> Business consulting
> PMO
> SCM
> Finance & RH
> PLM & SAP
> IT transformation
> IT Governance
> Risk & Performance
management
> Green IT
~530
> Specific developments
> Third-party
maintenance
applications
> Testing
~3,760
> IT Outsourcing
> Managed services
> Desktop management
> Facilities management
> Cloud: PaaS, SaaS,
IaaS – IT governance
> Infrastructure:
virtualisation, mobility
& devices
> Security
~1,780 ~950
> ERP Public Sector
> Time management
> CRM CLT
> SIG
> Finance
> HRM payroll
> Healthcare/Social
> Billing/Utilities
> Portals
> ERP Insurance
~1,000
42% 20% 15%8% 15%
Consulting Application services Infrastructure services Enterprise solutions SoftwareBranches
New drivers
… and integrating systems based on third-party products…
> ERP: SAP, Hybris,
Oracle eBusiness
Suite, Sage X3, JDE
> Skill centre
Business Intelligence
> SIRH: Fusion, HR
Access, PeopleSoft,
Sage HRM
> Microsoft: Dynamics,
Sharepoint, O365 –
CRM
+> BSS
> OSS / CEM / ICC
> Oracle JD Edwards
> Magento
> International (Sage,
Microsoft)
+€35m over 12 months
to €125m in pf revenue
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New drivers
… and adding a global value proposal
Outsourcing
Information Systems Outsourcing
Business Solutions Outsourcing
IT Process Outsourcing
Wider perimeter
Transfor-mation
Shared governance Proximity
Flexible outsourcing
–D
ep
th o
f o
ffe
rin
g +
+ Flexibility and proximity
Gfi
+
Cloud Digital One-stop shop: de la stratégie digitale à
l’Outsourcing des solutions développées
innovation supportée par:
• Un delivery optimisé avec 3 factories digital
• Des offres développées avec des startups
innovantes grâce au programme Connect &
Develop
• Des partenariats éditeurs Gold/Platinum
Delivery international
Partenaires
Développement de solutions multi-
sectorielles dédiées dans le Cloud
Premières offres commercialisées en
mode SaaS:
Company Hub: Portail mobile
d’entreprise
SEPA Mail: Plate-forme de paiements
ConnectiCité: Solutions multi-
fonctionnelles en mode Cloud pour
les collectivités locales
SEPAmail
Plate-forme de paiements
Company Hub
Portail mobile d’entreprise
in partnership with OBS
Gestion (Management Connect)
(GF, HR, Payroll, etc.)
Connect’Elu (Representative
Connect)
Connect’Citoyen (Citizen Connect)
citoyen
agent
élu
CR
M
Big Data
Covering BI:
500CONSULTANTS & EXPERTS
INNOVATIVE AND
INDUSTRIAL OFFER
• CONSULTING in BI, Analytic
CRM & Big Data
• EXPERT SOLUTIONS (BI2BI,
BI Mobile, etc.)
• BI SOLUTIONS Expertise
(Microsoft, Oracle, etc.)
• APPLIANCE Expertise
(Teradata, Greenplum, etc.)
• MODELLING Expertise
(Integration Hub, DataVault,
etc.)
• EXPERT SERVICE CENTRES
(Teradata, BO, etc.)
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LINES
RESOURCES
Strong synergies to be harnessed
with the development of high-margin services, i.e. ADR (Consulting, Integration), Business
Model (Maintenance and Outsourcing), based on the Group’s solutions
Software/SolutionsSSP Finance / RH
Time/Business management
SIG
Company/City Hub
ITN
Cogit
…
Sage
Microsoft
Oracle
HR Access
OSS/BSS
…
Services
Advisory
Integration
TMA/TPA
Cloud
Outsourcing
Service Centres
…
Pro
pri
eta
ryT
hir
d p
art
y
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
- Unchanged pillars
- New drivers
- Broader market
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2,3%
Employees: 8,590
France
Employees: 236
BeLux
Employees: 454
Portugal
Employees: 14
Switzerland
Employees: 1,376
Spain
Employees: 254
Morocco
78,5%
4,4%
1,7%
0,1%
12,7%
(as a % of total)
(as a % of total)
(as a % of total)
(as a % of total)
(as a % of total)
(as a % of total)
Note: 10,924 employees as of 31 December 2014.
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> A new expansion phase based
on well-controlled strategic
pillars (strong client
relationships, agile delivery and
innovation) with rapid
breakthrough in Transformation
Outsourcing and Digital
segments
> 1st significant reward in 2014
with the first large-scale
contracts won, including
Euskaltel in Spain
> Reinforced Account
Management programmes for
international accounts
> Strengthening of export
practices, notably in Telecoms
and Utilities
> Specific focus on French-
speaking Africa
> Gfi Products and Solutions
(integration) at the cutting edge
of our international strategy
Broader market
An investment strategy also benefiting international markets
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Banking / Finance
Insurance
Public sector
Utilities
Mapping
Broader market
… with the development of Solutions (IPs & IS) in priority
Sage
Microsoft
SAP
Oracle JDE
Billing
…
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Covering the Group’s
historical footprint
… as well as growth
markets
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Table of contents
2009-2014, First phase of the strategic plan: SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION1
Detailed 2014 results: STRONG GROWTH AND IMPROVED PROFITABILITY2
Plan 2015-2018: ACCELERATION OF VALUE CREATION3
Conclusion: CONFIRMED TRAJECTORY4
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Services
International
Solutions
1
3
2
M&A4
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• Mature positioning in our historical lower growth markets, allowing for a strategy of
improvement via client concentration (Top 35), a search for efficiency via continued
industrialisation and the development of growth offers (Digital, Big Data, Cloud,
Outsourcing, etc.)
• Acceleration by disseminating our software in all our footprint markets, driving innovation
(IP 20), and developing systems integration in the Upper Mid Market segment
• Continue the expansion strategy resumed in 2013 in the existing footprint and in growth
markets like Africa (already initiated in Morocco), recognised as development factors for
our Solutions and Services offer
• Services - Tactical sector consolidation approach / Client / Technology
• Solutions - Strategic approach consisting in expanding our product portfolio and
strengthening our vertical markets. Search for “business” solutions, a leverage factor for
integration services and a development factor in our footprint markets
Conclusion
The pillars of value creation
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2015: growth in Group’s revenue and operating margin
2015 objectives
Confirmed trajectory
Profitability
• Growth in Group’s operating margin
Sustainable growth drivers
• Specific attention paid to leading indicators
although no weakening has been observed so far
• Tight cost management and introduction of ROI
indicator on our key offers (Services and
Solutions)
• Continuing to move up the value chain
• Growth in repeat business
• Commercial synergies from recent acquisitions
• Gfi solutions deployed internationally
• Ambitious but targeted M&A strategy being
continued
Good Group commercial momentum
• 12-month rolling B-to-B: 1.24 (1.20 in France)
• Weighted pipeline: €480m (+39% y-o-y)
• 2014 backlog: €540m (+21% y-o-y)
Projects won
• New test centre / Société Générale, Production /
SNCF and 3 Suisses, Euskaltel (Spain), Alcatel
(Telecoms), etc.
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Construct hybrid Services/Software IT services company
with high margins, a leader in Europe
Experienced management, with a
convincing track record in terms of:
• Transformation
• Acquisition and Integration
• Development
Strong foundations, characterised by:
• Robust like-for-like growth
• Dominant local competitive positions,
both in Services and in Solutions
Acquisitions
Industrialisation
Added value
Innovation
Account management
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4
1
2
3
Medium-term objectives
Revenue > €1.0bn
Op.Mgn > 8%
International6
Medium-term objectives
Phase II of the transformation initiated
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T H A N K
Y O U
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