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CAPITAL MARKETS DAY 2019

Towards Full Potential

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SLIDE 2 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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Disappointing development since the IPO in 2017

6.000 1.000 5.000 3.000 2.000 4.000 7.000 8.000 2015 6.604 6.040 bSEK 2014 2016 2017 2018 4.216 5.399 7.122 +20% +9% 316 585 801 675 676 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 mSEK 2014 2016 2015 2017 2018 +59%
  • 8%
Net Sales – solid growth over period EBITA – weak performance since 2017 Share price development below peers Jul 2017 Jan 2018 Jul 2018 Jan 2019 Apr 2019 Munters OMX Sthlm 30 Industrial Goods
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In Munters, I saw a company with a great proposition, and potential…

2021 2018 +5%

AirTech FoodTech

Size of core markets (CAGR): #1 #1 #1 #2 Lithium Processing (food etc.) Supermarkets Pharma #1 #1 #1 #2 Broiler Layer Food chain SW Swine 2018 2021 +6-7% Size of core markets (CAGR):
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...however a number of internal constraints hindered our performance

Suboptimal prioritization of resources and capital Dispersed product portfolio Unclear performance culture Suboptimal organizational structure Insufficient customer focus Overly centralized structures

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Executing the Full Potential Program our top-most priority

PHASE 1: STABILITY

Secure stable and profitable platform

PHASE 3: GROWTH

Accelerate growth in attractive segments and geographies

PHASE 2: PROFITABILITY

Improve performance

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SLIDE 7 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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Sustainable climate solutions for demanding industrial and agricultural applications

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Our goal is to provide energy-efficient, safe and reliable climate solutions where control of moisture content and temperature in production are mission critical. Munters helps leading companies around the world maximize their opportunities while minimizing their global carbon emission footprint.

Sustainable climate solutions Sustainable Climate Solutions

Munters’ customers operate in complex, demanding environments. We provide the right connected products and the solutions that are critical to our customers’ success. We make sure that our customers’ industrial or agricultural applications are in line with production requirements while creating value and contributing to society at large.

Critical to customers’ success

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We make a difference for the world

“2 of every 3 stents used to relieve heart conditions are manufactured in stable environments enabled by Munters technology “Munters climate solutions contribute to more than 1 of 7 meals around the world “Munters’ climate solutions are behind half of the world’s batteries for electric vehicles

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Munters' growth opportunity is fuelled by strong megatrends for sustainability

  • 5% market growth expected in core AirTech markets
  • 6-7% market growth expected in core FoodTech markets

Energy and resource efficiency Sustainable food Clean Air

  • Electricity consumption

reduction

  • Energy recovery
  • Food traceability
  • Hygienic processing
  • Waste reduction
  • Animal health
  • Sulphur oxides pollution

elimination

  • Volatile Organic Compound

pollution elimination Munters solutions promote

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SLIDE 12 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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Full Potential Program in three phases – focus on the first

PHASE 1: STABILITY

Secure stable and profitable platform

PHASE 3: GROWTH

Accelerate growth in attractive segments and geographies

PHASE 2: PROFITABILITY

Improve performance

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 Strengthen leadership team  Simplify Munters structure into two decentralized Business Areas  Drive leaner structures and cash efficiency  Drive Data Center performance uplift through focus towards US market

Phase 1: Secure a stable and profitable platform

STABILITY

Secure stable and profitable platform 14
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New organization and leadership team in place

STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform
  • Klas Forsström appointed new President and CEO effective no

later than mid-October 2019

– 20 years of senior management positions at Sandvik (including President of Sandvik Hard Materials and Sandvik Coromant.) – M.Sc. in Materials Physics and an MBA from Uppsala University Advanced management studies at INSEAD
  • New organization and management team in place
– Two strong business areas – New group management (6 members vs. previously 13) 15
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2 Business Areas – under 1 vision – with a shared operations platform

CEO AirTech FoodTech Global Operations Finance, IT, IR and Strategy HR, Communications and CSR

“Sustainable climate solutions for demanding industrial and agricultural applications”

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Governance and accountability strengthened in Business Areas

STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform

Strengthened regional management teams Clarified strategic priorities and strengthened accountability Launched quarterly follow-up on Business Unit level (i.e. country organization) with senior management Strengthened team in key positions, e.g. new Sales VPs AirTech Americas and EMEA More result-oriented and effective Business Area organizations

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Full program target EBITA improvement of 210 mSEK run-rate 2019E

95 160 210 40 25 50 Total savings Total program AirTech FoodTech Group Overhead Data Center (AirTech) performance uplift Full Potential Program EBITA run-rate impact (mSEK) STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform

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Full impact expected in 2020

Program 2019 adj. EBITA impact 2020 adj. EBITA impact – equals ongoing annual run-rate One-time costs Cash pay-back time Total program impact mSEK +105 mSEK +210 mSEK -350 costs (60% during H1 and 40% during H2 2019) Approx. 2 years Timing and ultimate cost of program may vary from current estimates based on final timetable and subject to information and consultation with the relevant employee representative bodies. STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform 19
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Savings progressing according to plan

  • FTE reductions and other cost

savings according to plan

  • One-time costs of 61 mSEK

according to plan

Full Potential Program Savings STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform Feb Run-rate savings (mSEK) End Mar 2019 end-of-year target = 160 mSEK Dec Actuals Planned

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  • Union consultations ongoing according to the so-

called “Renault process” regarding intended closure of Dison plant

  • Production in the Dison factory following schedule with

minor and manageable delays

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Data Center profit uplift progressing according to plan

Europe Americas

  • Order backlog in Americas is 139% higher than at the

end of Q1 last year

  • Orders come for a wider range of customers and from a

wider range of solutions – which caters for more stability in the business

  • Production in the first quarter following schedule

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STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform
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Strategic alternatives for ME and DC being evaluated

STABILITY – Secure stable and profitable platform

Data Center Mist Elimination Underlying market growth? Competitiveness of Munters business? Munters being the “best” owner for the business?

10-15% expected CAGR in years to come Up to 10% expected CAGR in years to come Leading technological solution and one
  • f the leading players in economizer
solutions Leading technological solutions and the leader in FGD and Marine markets A range of operational issues over the last years Business of limited scale and relatively non-adjacent from rest of Munters

? ?

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We will only invest in businesses where we optimise our deployment of capital – to be determined if DC and ME fulfil that criteria

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Full Potential Program – starting to look into future phases

PHASE 1: STABILITY

Secure stable and profitable platform

PHASE 3: GROWTH

Accelerate growth in attractive segments and geographies

PHASE 2: PROFITABILITY

Improve performance

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  • World leading position in selected growing markets where the Perfect

industrial and agricultural Climate is mission-critical

  • Customer see us as the most innovative partner of energy-efficient solutions

– built around deep application expertise, leading technologies, a combined service and equipment offering and new generations of digital solutions

  • Effective organization with clear governance and focus on the customer

– securing stability in performance over time

  • Employees with a passion for creating the Perfect Climate for our customers

– and for being part of solving some of the worlds biggest challenges

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Our aspiration for 2021

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  • We operate in attractive markets driven by strong

sustainability oriented global trends

  • We pursue leading positions in selected market segments
  • We have a plan to turn around the company short-term with

the Full Potential Program – and a strategy for long- term profitable growth

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We are confident we can deliver on our financial targets

Net Sales growth of 5% Net Debt/adjusted EBITDA ratio of 1.5-2.5 Adjusted EBITA Margin of 14% mid-term Dividends of 30-50% of Net Income
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SLIDE 26 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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Operations - Global scale and regional agility

Manufacturing Site Amesbury Lansing Buena Vista Ft Myers Monterrey, MX Selma Tel Aviv, IS Chiusavecchia/Pieve, IT Dison, BE Horstmar, DE Hrusky, CZ Jiang Yin Chashan Beijing Araucaria, BR Tobo, SE Mumbai, IN
  • 18 plants and spare part

distribution centers

  • 7 assembly and logistic hubs
  • ~1800 Employees
  • Global leverage and regionally
  • ptimized supplier base
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Our improvement journey continues

1955-2011

Distributed Manufacturing and Sourcing

 Local optimization and local processes  Scattered Supplier-base  Common IT platforms initiated

2019  future

Enable Business OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE

A. Customer needs comes first! B. Scalability to support Profitable Growth through Stability in Performance, Solid processes supported with IS/IT, Sourcing and Manufacturing leverage C. Towards World Class performance with Munters Production System D. Working Capital Excellence

2011-2018

Global Operations Reduce Cost

 Growth through acquisitions  Global sourcing - Category wave execution  Capacity investments  Lean Journey started (MPS)  Main focus on Ad Hoc Cost reduction, sometimes increasing Loss and Waste. A B C D
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  • Quality ZERO defect mindset to protect Customers
  • Customization excellence - supporting full product lifecycle
‒ Product project readiness and early involvement in projects – Right from start! ‒ Optimized workflow for Standard, Configured and Customer Engineered products
  • Optimized Supply-chain based on well defined customer and market needs

(e.g. lead-time) supported by S&Op process

  • Determined to deliver according to customers expectations
  • Clear, honest, immediate and fact based communication
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Customer needs come first

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  • Define and implement known
best practice with rigor
  • Secure quality improvements
and production stability
  • Define clear roles and
responsibilities
  • Ensure Master Data Quality
  • Synchronized demand and supply
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Create operational scalability to support profitable growth

PHASE 1: STABILITY PHASE 3: GROWTH PHASE 2: PROFITABILITY

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  • Leverage volume of scale in
Sourcing and Manufacturing
  • Extensive supplier and part
number reduction
  • Digitalized End to End Supply
Chain - One Information Chain
  • Leverage improvements across
larger volumes
  • Implement prioritized Expansion
and Localization projects
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Towards World Class: Focused improvements targeting cost savings to counter inflation and more every year

Warranty Direct material Fixed costs Variable costs Total product costs Munters product cost structure Negotiations and category wave execution
  • Supplier days with focus on the most important suppliers and
component categories (First wave)
  • Volume leverage – reduced parts
  • Reduced number of suppliers
  • Technical improvements
~4B SEK Continuous Improvements
  • Improvements in Logistics and in Plants supported by
Munters Production System (MPS) Quality improvements
  • Protect the customer
  • Internal loss-cost improvements
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We are aiming towards world-class level of manufacturing

Munters 2018 Manufacturing performance (from low to high) Wide spread between low and high performing factories today Munters 2021 Primarily raise performance of low-performing factories Munters 2025 Improve across factories – with the best ones reaching “world-class” level World-class manufacturers C
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SLIDE 33 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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AirTech – Energy-efficient, safe and reliable climate solutions in which control of moisture content and temperature is mission-critical

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AirTech is a global leader with a blue-chip customer base

Global leader in dehumidification and cooling solutions for demanding industrial applications #1 position in markets representing majority of AirTech FY2018 net sales Multi-year relationships with diverse blue-chip customer base Strong Net Sales growth Business Area overview Selected customers Financial performance (Net Sales, mSEK) 2000 4000 6000 5% 10% 15% 14% 2017 11% 2016 2014 12% 2015 10% 9% 2018 CAGR +18% CAGR +8% Net sales, mSEK Adjusted EBITA margin
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Getting the perfect, sustainable climate is mission-critical across a range of industries

Lithium Battery mfg. Pharma mfg. Processing (food etc.)
  • High quality batteries
  • Low energy consumption and safe production
  • Consistently high product quality
  • Efficient and sustainable production
  • Food safety assurance
  • Efficient and sustainable production

  • Low battery performance
  • Production safety issues
  • Clogging of powder
  • Non-compliant production (scrap batches)
  • Mould and bacteria growth
  • Low product quality and scrap

Munters stand out among competitors by having leading, energy- efficient technologies and superior application expertise

Poor humidity and climate control cause… With perfect climate…
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We provide a broad offering of sustainable solutions

Components Dehumidifiers and

  • ther units

Systems for humidity & temperature control Services

GlasDek humidification pads and sub-systems Dehumidification rotors VOC elimination rotors Mobile (rental) Stand-Alone Portable / Small Dehumidification systems with controls and piping Dehumidification Systems Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems Retrofits / Upgrades PrimaCaire maintenance contracts Spare parts Typically sold to end customers Sold to OEMs
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Strong underlying demand growth – in niches where we are leaders

Key end Market Growth CAGR in 2018-2021 Key end market Outlook Munters position
  • Industrial: Lithium-ion Batteries – Investment in R&D
and production facilities to support Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage and consumer goods #1
  • Industrial: Pharma – Stable growth from increased life
expectancy and developing countries trending towards Western medicine #2
  • Commercial: Supermarkets – Main growth driver will
come from retrofit and replacement business with support
  • f DOAS technology and trends
#1
  • Industrial: Processing of e.g. food – Stable growth tied
to population increase, urbanisation and affluence across Asian countries #1 2018 2021 5% Note: Graph does not cover areas under strategic evaluation (i.e. former Mist Elimination and Data Center Business Areas)
  • Industrial: Other – Continued stable growth with a
continued demand for production efficiency #1
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Business portfolio overview – AirTech with several strong positions

Business Size in Munters Our performance Market attractiveness Opportunities Industrial
  • Drive growth globally, with a focus on niches and geographies
with a special potential Commercial/Super- markets
  • Business is almost a “US-only” business
  • Secure profitability as top-most priority
Components to OEMs
  • Supported by strong underlying growth (e.g. LiBat for rotors
and Data Center for pads) – continue to drive growth Services
  • Continue to drive growth globally
XL M M L Note: “Size in Munters” (XL: >1500 mSEK, L: >750 mSEK, M: >500 mSEK, S: <500 mSEK), “Our Performance” reflects margin realization and market position, “Market attractiveness” reflect overall growth and other attractiveness factors
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Strategic priorities/opportunities for the future

Continue pursue Service growth

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Prioritize resources to attractive and growing markets and segments – e.g. LiBat and China

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Improve offering with a priority to Munters core technologies, service and know-how

3

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We have successfully grown the Service business – and we see more growth opportunities

We have proven success We are confident we can do much more… …and we have actions in place to pursue profitable growth Service Net Sales (mSEK) 2015 2016 2017 2018 +14% Installed base penetration (%) 18% 19% 22% 2018 2017 2016
  • Installed base penetration is still
relatively modest
  • Customers increasingly see benefit of
“peace-of-mind” and reliability
  • Opportunities for new services with
connected products
  • 1. Grow the core
  • Continue Service technicians hiring
  • Roll out Service sales training
  • 2. Transform the core
  • Implement new Field Service Management
(FSM) system
  • Product Management to improve customer
centric positioning
  • Implement separate Spare Parts inventory
  • 3. Scale the New
  • Develop new Service products including
connected/IoT offerings and upgrades of non- Munters equipment
  • Capture the rental and Climate as a Service
(CaaS) market Continue pursue Service growth 1 Note: Growth number in circle refers to annual CAGR
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Identify and pursue growth in markets with attractive opportunities

Market (example) Current performance Why we find it attractive Key activities to drive growth Lithium battery manufacturing China

We continuously monitor markets to identify upcoming

  • pportunities in our end markets
2015 2016 2017 2018 +34% Net Sales (mSEK) 2018 2015 2016 2017 +19% Net Sales (mSEK)
  • Market growth at double-digit
pace driven by battery boom
  • Strict humidity requirements –
and need for reliable and sustainable solutions
  • Munters already a leading player
with strong customer base
  • Above market-average growth
  • Increasing understanding of
importance of humidity control
  • Scattered market where Munters
holds a leading position
  • Dedicated expert supporting all countries
  • Development of new products
  • R&D development of new technology
  • Local management team focused on China
  • Development of new products for specific
region
  • Product Management and Marketing focus
for specific region Prioritize resources to attractive and growing markets and segments 2 Note: Growth number in circle refers to annual CAGR
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SLIDE 43 43 Newly designed air-handler with double wall construction providing hygienic interior. A combination of desiccant dehumidification and total energy recovery leading to reduced cool and re-heat. A new and improved desiccant system with a range of pre and post treatment options. A new and improved unit specifically designed for ice- rinks. This is Munters newest addition in the digital world. It enables our units to be connected to the cloud and to control
  • ur units remotely

We are continuously investing in R&D to stay ahead of competition

A range of important product launches Prioritizing key R&D areas 1. Launch next generation of core components within pads and rotors 2. Launch connected offerings 3. Launch smarter products through new hardware platform and future-proof software Improve offering with a priority to Munters core technologies, service and know-how 3
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  • Active in markets with solid growth driven by pursuit for sustainability and

productivity

  • Market leading position in most of our customer industries with a strong brand

and blue-chip customer base

  • Strengthened organization and improved governance with clearer

responsibility for the regions to drive the business

  • Prioritizing resources to identified markets and sub-segments where we see

the highest growth – including continued focus on our service business

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We are confident about the future for AirTech

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SLIDE 45 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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FoodTech –

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Leading industry player with a solid growth over last years

The only global supplier offering a full suite of climate control solutions for poultry, greenhouse, dairy and swine industry Global leader in markets that accounted for almost 2/3 of Net Sales in FY2018 Industry-leading solutions for connecting the supply chain and software offering for food producers across the globe Global reach through extensive network of distributors Business Area overview Selected customers Financial performance (Net Sales, mSEK) 48 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 20% 5% 15% 10% 13% 11% 2017 2014 13% 2015 16% 2016 12% 2018 CAGR +30% CAGR +9% Net sales, mSEK Adjusted EBITA margin
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Supporting our customers with climate and data-based optimization

Create the perfect climate Guide customers through data Offer equipment and solutions to create the optimal climate for livestock and greenhouse production, including both hardware and know-how/design Offer services and software to support food producers to optimize their whole value chain, including both live operations and processing

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We create the perfect climate with the help of a broad product portfolio

Outlet Air Extraction Inlet Air Entry Climate Controllers Cooling Air Circulators Environmental Light Filter Heating A
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We guide our customers with the help of world leading software

B
  • Software for integrators covering the whole supply chain including
e.g., production of feed, genetics, processing, and logistics
  • Software modules include e.g., functionality for
  • Managing inventory (e.g., eggs, feed)
  • Forecast input and output
  • Production planning
  • Cost calculations
  • Analyzing real-time farm data
  • Projects often include software, implementation and maintenance and
include the sharing of best practice from the industry
  • Ongoing shift from perpetual licenses and on-site installations
towards cloud-based solutions and Software as a Service Software for managing the supply chain of food producers
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Global trends supporting the growth in the FoodTech market

2018 2021 6-7%
  • Underlying megatrends drive demand
  • A growing world population
  • Increasing GDP (richer people eat more
meat and vegetables)
  • Land scarcity – need for increased
efficiency with more advanced technology
  • Layer - Trend towards cage-free egg production
  • Within swine segment, low growth in consumer
demand, but production moves to production with advanced ventilation
  • Greenhouse segment is growing >10% with shift
to more advanced technology / climate control Broiler Layer Swine Key end Market Growth CAGR in 2018-2021 Key end market Outlook Munters position #1 #2 #1 Munters stand out among competitors by having leading, energy-efficient technologies and superior application expertise Food Chain SW #1
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Business portfolio overview – FoodTech with several strong positions

Business Size in Munters Our performance Market attractiveness Opportunities Poultry (broiler and layer)
  • Leverage strong position in layer segment
where there is an ongoing shift to cage-free egg production requiring investments in new barns Swine
  • Shift to more advanced climate control including
use of positive pressure (where Munters is market leader) Greenhouse
  • Grow share of wallet (develop more products
and/or acquisitions) Software
  • Grow in new segment (small and medium size
customers) with the new generation cloud-based software Amino M L Create Your Perfect Climate Guide customers through data Note: “Size in Munters” (XL: >1500 mSEK, L: >750 mSEK, M: >500 mSEK, S: <500 mSEK), “Our Performance” reflects margin realization and market position, “Market attractiveness” reflect overall growth and other attractiveness factors S S
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Negative impact from African Swine Fever – but it can create

  • pportunities for Munters long-term
New cases of ASF still being discovered The impact is difficult to predict, but not only negative
  • The outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in China officially
started in August 2018 and new outbreaks are still confirmed even though less cases than in Q4 last year
  • The outbreak is likely to reduce the Chinese pig
production with 30%, which is the largest in the world
  • The outbreak have lead to a sharp decrease in
investments in infrastructure for Swine production in China
  • Due to the reduced production in China, pig prices have
increased rapidly since March
  • The impact from ASF could last for a long time and
consequences are difficult to predict – but changes in the industry could be positive for Munters: – Industry consolidation - large modern farms replace small – Shift of trade with more export to China from other countries – Increase the demand for other protein in China, primarily chicken

Negative outlook on short term, however medium to long term, the industry consolidation and shift to more modern farms are likely to create opportunities for continued growth

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FoodTech growth enabled through enlargement of the portfolio, expansion into new geographies and by acquisitions

  • Increased the share of sales from Asia from 14% to 25%, primarily in China
  • Added new product lines, e.g., inlets, direct driven fans, heat exchangers etc.
  • Launched offering (next generation controllers, sensors and communication hubs) for
connecting the supply chain
  • Developed next generation software to be sold as Software as a Service
  • Acquired companies that strengthened our offering - Reventa (products for cold
climate), MTech Systems (software for integrators) Geographic expansion Portfolio expansion Strategic acquisitions Key achievements over last five years
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Strategic priorities for the future

Create the perfect climate for our customers

1

Develop our distribution partner network

2

Guide our customers through data - Connect their whole supply chain

3

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  • Our existing software offering enables food producers to connect,
control and manage their supply chain, e.g., manage inventory of feed, medicine, and finished products, but also plan and forecast the production
  • Adding our SonarEcho hardware (sensors and communication hubs) to
farms enable real-time data from the whole supply chain
  • Benefits for the food producers include
  • Reduced waste of feed
  • Optimized logistics
  • More precise planning of production
  • Reduced need for farm visits
  • Benchmarking and better control of high and low performing farms
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SonarEcho is fundamental for connecting (real- time) the whole supply chain for food producers effectively

Guide our customers through data – Connect their whole supply chain 3
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  • Active in markets with solid growth driven by the need for increased productivity,

food safety, animal welfare and sustainable food production

  • Over the last years, we have successfully expanded geographically and

expanded our offering

  • We are now in a market leading position with a comprehensive offering to control

the climate in a farm as well as software for managing and optimizing the whole supply chain of food producers

  • We will further develop our offering and offer the Perfect Climate, and we see
  • pportunities to grow in the greenhouse segment, advanced climate control and

through new services based on collected data from the supply chain

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We are confident about the future for FoodTech

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SLIDE 59 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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Attractive financial profile, but we have not met our financial targets

Strong Net Sales growth Profitability negatively impacted by DC Consistent high cash generation
  • Strong Net Sales growth over period
  • High cash generation
  • Lower profitability caused by DC lumpiness, production inefficiencies and customer mix
2,000 6,000 4,000 8,000 Q1 2019 R12 2017 2014 2015 2016 2018 CAGR = 13% Net Sales, mSEK 200 400 600 800 2014 9% 8% 10% 2015 13% 2016 10% 2017 9% 2018 Q1 2019 R12 Adjusted EBITA, mSEK Adjusted EBITA margin
  • 200
400 200 600 2015 2014 2016 2017 2018 Q1 2019 R12 CF bef.ch. in WC, mSEK CF from WC, mSEK
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Financial profile is better when excluding Data Centers – moderate slower sales growth but firmer margin

Net Sales growth 2 p.p. lower without DC Margins 3 p.p. higher without DC (2018, Q1 2019) Consistent high cash generation
  • Large projects in DC EMEA with poor profitability and poor NWC profile, impacting
  • verall Munters performance
6,000 4,000 2,000 2017 Label Q1 2019 R12 2014 2016 2015 2018 CAGR = 11% Net Sales excl. DC, mSEK 200 400 600 800 11% 2014 9% 2015 12% 14% 2017 2016 12% 12% 2018 Q1 2019 R12 Adjusted EBITA excl. DC, mSEK Adjusted EBITA margin excl. DC
  • 200
200 400 600 2018 2016 2014 2015 2017 Q1 2019 R12 CF bef.ch. in WC, mSEK CF from WC, mSEK
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Services is a high margin activity, with large potential to be captured

Service Net Sales 2014-2019
  • High growth of 17%
CAGR between 2014- 2018:
  • Consistent growth
  • Resilient to Munters
lumpiness
  • Large potential still to
be captured in service contract:
  • Large installed base
  • Still low penetration
rate 8,0 8,2 8,4 8,6 8,8 9,0 9,2 9,4 9,6 9,8 10,0 10,2 10,4 10,6 10,8 11,0 11,2 11,4 11,6 11,8 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 1705R12 1511R12 1810R12 1503R12 1508R12 1501R12 1410R12 1603R12 1411R12 1412R12 1801R12 1608R12 1502R12 1504R12 1701R12 1505R12 1506R12 1808R12 1507R12 1509R12 1510R12 1610R12 1512R12 1605R12 1601R12 1611R12 1602R12 1807R12 1604R12 1812R12 1606R12 1607R12 1711R12 1609R12 1612R12 1702R12 1703R12 1707R12 1806R12 1704R12 1805R12 1811R12 1708R12 1709R12 1710R12 1712R12 1706R12 1802R12 1803R12 1809R12 1901R12 1902R12 1804R12 Service Net Sales, mSEK Service NS / Group NS mSEK %
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Full potential program (FPP) - full impact expected in 2020

Program 2019 adj. EBITA impact 2020 adj. EBITA impact – equals ongoing annual run-rate One-time costs Cash pay-back time Total program impact mSEK +105 mSEK +210 mSEK -350 costs (60% during H1 and 40% during H2 2019) Approx. 2 years Timing and ultimate cost of program may vary from current estimates based on final timetable and subject to information and consultation with the relevant employee representative bodies. 63
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Key costs / structure and early encouraging signs from FPP

Full Potential Program brings OH down
  • OH cost increases mainly driven
by Services, China and R&D
  • FPP will generate Run-rate
savings of 160 mSEK 800 400 2,000 1,200 2,800 2,400 1,600 13% 37% 12% 2% 37% Q1 2019 R12 35% 2017 36% 37% 13% 13% 15% 2% 9% 14% 3% 3% 39% 2014 8% 35% 13% 3% 2015 13% 8% 14% 2016 8% 12% 7% 2018 Q1 2019 R12 (FPP) R&D OH costs, mSEK Manufacturing OH costs, mSEK OH costs / net sales (%) Admin OH costs, mSEK Selling OH costs, mSEK
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Considerations to improve gross profit and EBITA

Gross margin flat since IPO Adjusted EBITA down since IPO
  • Low performance mainly driven by DC,
but improvement potential across the Group
  • Different initiatives under implementation
in order to improve gross margin and EBITA:
  • Pricing initiatives
  • Capture of service potential
  • Procurement and Cost Out
programmes
  • Operations stability
  • Scalability
800 200 400 600 2014 2016 2015 8% 10% 9% 13% 10% 2017 2018 9% Q1 2019 R12 Adjusted EBITA, mSEK Adjusted EBITA margin 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 33% 35% 2014 32% 34% 2016 2015 2017 32% 2018 32% Q1 2019 R12 Gross profit, mSEK Gross margin
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  • Good balance between sales and
expenses in the various currencies (natural hedges)
  • Minimal hedging of transaction
exposure applied
  • Currency exposures occur in USD,
EUR and CNY
  • Significant net exposures are
hedged
  • Operating exposure in USD and
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Currency exposure largely naturally hedged

Currency Transaction exposure (2018) Currency Sensitivity Table 38,0% 34,0% 28,0% 34,0% 12,0% 9,0% 5,0% 7,0% 1,0% 1,0% 1,0% 1,0% 1,0% 5,0% 3.0% Percentage of Revenue (%) Percentage of Cost (%) 3.0% 3.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 1.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 1.0% GBP USD EUR KRW CNY SEK BRL DKK JPY AUD THB SGD Other ` Estimated effect on EBIT SEK +10% compared with mSEK % USD
  • 54.0
  • 11%
CNY
  • 27.6
  • 6%
DKK
  • 28.1
  • 6%
KRW
  • 6.5
  • 1%
THB
  • 5.0
  • 1%
AUD
  • 4.9
  • 1%
SGD
  • 1.5
0% CAD
  • 1.0
0% TRY
  • 2.3
0% CZK 3.1 1% ILS 6.8 1% MXN 8.6 2% EUR 28.1 6% Other currencies
  • 3.3
  • 1%
Sum
  • 87.7
  • 18%
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Very strong cash flow dynamics

Increased focus on reducing NWC High cash generation Munters is CapEx light, low CapEx levels in FPP
  • Growth in DC and China as increased NWC
  • FPP focus on reducing NWC
  • 200
400 200 600 2016 2015 2014 2017 2018 Q1 2019 R12 CF bef.ch. in WC, mSEK CF from WC, mSEK 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 16.1% 2014 13.7% 2015 15.3% 2016 15.7% 2017 2018 15.2% 15.7% Q1 2019 R12 Operating WC, mSEK OWC / net sales 60 40 80 20 120 140 160 180 2016 2014 2015 2017 2018 Depr, tangibles, mSEK CapEx, tangibles, mSEK
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Capital structure allocations priorities

Key priorities for Capital Allocation 1. Achieve strong balance sheet – deleverage 2. Organic growth and cash flow to fund investments in the business 3. Reinstate dividend as FCF grows 4. Disciplined and selective M&A Facility` US Term Loan EUR multicurrency RCF Commitment 250 000 000 USD 185 000 000 EUR Temporary increase of commitment n.a. 19 MEUR (from 1st of April to 31st of Dec 2019) Base rate 3m US Libor 3m EURIBOR (floor at 0%) Current margin (bps) 250 230 Commitment Fee (%) n.a. 35 % of applicable margin on RCF facility on unutilized amount Covenant – Net debt Leverage ratio Net Debt / LTM Adjusted EBITDA 4 218 3 720 1 480 2 843 853 1 080 638 Assets Equity and Liabilities Current capital structure, mSEK Goodwill Equity Operating Working Capital Other Intangible Assets Tangile Assets Net Debt Other Working Capital Items 68
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Financial targets

69 Growth “Munters’ objective is to achieve an annual organic revenue growth of 5%, supplemented by selective acquisitions” “Munters’ mid-term target is to have an adjusted EBITA margin of 14%” “Munters’ target is to maintain a ratio of net debt to adjusted EBITDA of 1.5- 2.5x, and may temporarily exceed this level e.g. as a result of acquisitions” “Munters aims to pay an annual dividend corresponding to 30-50% of the net profit for the period. The pay-out decision will be based on the Company’s financial position, investment needs, acquisitions and liquidity position”

5%

Dividend policy

30-50%

Capital structure

1.5-2.5x

EBITA margin

14%

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SLIDE 70 CEO – Munters Towards Full Potential
  • A strong company – but disappointing performance since IPO
  • Global player in niche markets
  • Full Potential Program to seize opportunities
Global Operations – Building a customer-oriented and scalable platform AirTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications FoodTech – Sustainable solutions for demanding agricultural applications CFO – Delivering the numbers CEO wrap-up – Confident in our targets

Agenda – platform for today and the future

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  • We operate in attractive markets driven by strong

sustainability oriented global trends

  • We pursue leading positions in selected market segments
  • We have a plan to turn around the company short-term with

the Full Potential Program – and a strategy for long- term profitable growth

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We are confident we can deliver on our financial targets

Net Sales growth of 5% Net Debt/adjusted EBITDA ratio of 1.5-2.5 Adjusted EBITA Margin of 14% mid-term Dividends of 30-50% of Net Income
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Questions & Answers

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