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FINGERPRINT CARDS Q4 2019 FEBRUARY 13, 2020 Q4 2019 Summary Revenues Margins & profitability Highlights Revenues: Gross profit: 8 percent sequential SEK 381 M (424), SEK 88 M (88) revenue increase a 10% decrease year-over- Gross


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FINGERPRINT CARDS Q4 2019

FEBRUARY 13, 2020

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Q4 2019 Summary

Revenues Margins & profitability Highlights

Revenues: SEK 381 M (424), a 10% decrease year-over- year Gross profit: SEK 88 M (88) Gross Margin: 23% (21) EBITDA: SEK 13 M (9) EBITDA margin: 3% (2) Operating profit: SEK -15 M (-26) Operating margin:

  • 4% (-6)

Operating Cash Flow: SEK 82 M (-26) Net Profit: SEK -19 M (-18) Net cash: SEK 534* M (540) 8 percent sequential revenue increase Product portfolio expanded Fingerprints’ technology was used in the world’s first commercial launch of biometric credit cards We expect a dampening effect on our operations from the Corona virus

  • utbreak, but the extent is

still unclear

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* Interest-bearing liabilities consist of leasing liabilities for office premises amounting to SEK 29.7 million, reported according to IFRS 16 starting in 2019.

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BUSINESS UPDATE

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Market launches and business development in Q4 2019

12 mobile devices with our sensors launched by 7 OEM customers. Other products launched with our sensors included two Chromebooks, a smart suitcase and a door lock FPC1540, a thin side-mounted sensor was launched Touchless 2.0 launched, combining iris- and face recognition Fingerprints part of the world’s first commercial launch of biometric payment cards, by Cornèrcard in Switzerland Fingerprints’ technology used in biometric payment card by Thales, certified by Mastercard (January 2020)

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Consumers in China want biometric cards!

Despite 56% using mobile payments

PREFER HAVING A PAYMENT CARD WITH A BIOMETRIC SENSOR AND USING MY FINGERPRINT TO IDENTIFY MYSELF, RATHER THAN USING A PIN

High consumer preference for biometric payment cards

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Positive feedback from market trials

High customer engagement and interest High user satisfaction: Easy to use, fast, secure, look & feel, “wow” Willingness to pay Home enrollment preferred - various ways to enroll

exist, e.g. Thales sleeve)

Limited number of POS terminals have old software releases, requiring upgrade that will be fixed by schemes. Payment cap can be removed

  • f Areeba pilot

participants were enthusiastic or interested in biometric cards

  • f consumers are willing

to pay extra for biometric card

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Progress against strategic priorities

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Strategic priority Progress in Q4 2019 Defending and leveraging our strong position in the mobile market ✓ Launch of FPC1540, a slim side-mounted capacitive sensor for mobile devices ✓ Launched Touchless 2.0 platform, combining the convenience

  • f face recognition with the security of iris

✓ Continuing our work to capture a position in the growing market for under-display sensors Positioning the company for growth in new markets ✓ Fingerprints technology used in world’s first limited commercial launch of biometric credit cards ✓ Biometrics by Fingerprints in UK’s first biometric credit card pilot ✓ FPC BM-Lite was launched, a unique fingerprint authentication module designed for physical and logical access devices

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Summary

Good sales development, especially in capacitive sensors for smartphones Focus on improving gross margin, not least by expanding product portfolio Expanded product portfolio: FPC1540 and Touchless 2.0 Our ambition of capturing a significant share of the under-display market remains. One additional biometric card market trial announced during the quarter, using Fingerprints’ technology Fingerprints’ technology was used in the world’s first commercial launch of biometric credit cards

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Q4 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS

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Q4 2019 Financial performance

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Revenues, s, Ope perating pr profit/loss ss, Gross ss mar argin and and Ope perating mar argin, qua quarters. s.

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Revenue and gross margin*, rolling 12 months

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* Excluding non-recurring items in Q2 2018 (SEK 305 million inventory write-down)

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 500 1 000 1 500 2 000 2 500 2018 Jan-Dec 2018/19 Apr-Mar 2018/19 Jul-Jun 2018/19 Okt-Sep 2019 Jan-Dec Revenues, SEK M Gross margin, %

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Operating expense development

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Ope perating exp xpense ses*, *, MSE SEK

* Excluding restructuring costs

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Core working capital development

* Accounts receivable + Inventory – Accounts payable ** Rolling 12-month revenue

5 10 15 20 25 30 100 200 300 400 500 600 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2019 Q4 Core working Capital , SEK M * in % of revenue **

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Cash flow and net cash trend

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Cas ash and and cas ash eq equivalents s and and cas ash flo flow, MSEK SEK

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Q&A

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Financial reports and presentations: https://www.fingerprints.com/investors/reports- presentations/ Press releases: https://www.fingerprints.com/newsroom/press-releases/ News items: https://www.fingerprints.com/newsroom/news-stories/ Blog: https://www.fingerprints.com/blog/ Download center (eBooks, whitepapers, product information, etc.): https://www.fingerprints.com/downloads-resources/

Links to additional information

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THANK YOU!