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The third mobile network in Norway Arctic company presentation, 24 April 2020 CEO Eivind Helgaker, CFO Henning Karlsrud & Head of IR Espen Risholm

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Ice Group in brief Mobile broadband Brands Smartphone + mobile broadband ▪ Pure 4G (5G ready) Nokia network ▪ Attractive spectrum portfolio Attractive position ▪ Low cost base Government support for 3 rd network ▪ Revenue mix Norway Smartphone 1 Denmark Mobile broadband 3

Summarised: Ice Group’s strategy Continued network roll-out to achieve 1 economics of scale ▪ Build approx. 1,000 Nokia base stations in 2020 ▪ Expand smartphone network to 95% population coverage ▪ Transmit >90% of data traffic through own 4G network 2 Build a trusted and customer-focused brand ▪ Become Norway’s most recommended mobile tele - communications company to buy services from and work for Leverage multiple growth and margin levers 3 ▪ Further increase market share and ARPU ▪ Increased focus on higher data usage segments 4

Our path to medium-term and long-term value creation Medium term targets: Long term targets: ▪ Subscriber share 1 >20% >25% ▪ ARPU 1,2 ~NOK300 +2.5% p.a. ▪ Adj EBITDA margin 3 mid 30s % mid 40s % ▪ Capex / sales ~10% ~10% (1) Target for smartphone subscriptions in Norway (2) Average Revenue Per User 5 (3) Adjusted EBITDA

2019 was a great year for Ice CAPITAL MARKETS NETWORK MARKET SHARE • NOK 1.5 billion private • Awarded 700 & 2,100 MHz placement licenses in Norway • 130k subscribers added to • Divested Swedish operations • First operator to use 700MHz reach 10% market share • Listed on Oslo Axess • Additional 341 smartphone • Several innovative product base stations on ice+ launches during the year • NOK 620 million (net) new • 80% on-net share in Q4 unsecured bond • Apple agreement 6

Growth in both ARPU and smartphone subscribers leading to 36% increase in smartphone service revenues Smartphone subscribers & ARPU Smartphone service revenues 1,000 subscribers / ARPU in NOK NOK million +130k +36% 573 389 555 365 536 320 457 443 289 287 234 231 224 221 220 Q4-18 Q1-19 Q2-19 Q3-19 Q4-19 Q4-18 Q1-19 Q2-19 Q3-19 Q4-19 ARPU Subscribers 7

10% market share reached – medium term target of 20% Market Entry Benchmarking ▪ Added 130k subscribers in 2019, +2.3pp market share Mobile Market Share (incl targets/guidance) during the year ▪ Ice now with 19 consecutive quarters of subscriber growth ▪ Ice has 24% of available mobile frequencies in Norway ▪ Tele2 had 19% (and growing) marketshare in 2013, before they lost the spectrum and were acquired by Telia ▪ The average #3 player in 3-player markets in Europe has 22% market share ▪ The Norwegian government actively supports a sustainable third mobile network operator ▪ We have the tools, products and strategy to support continued subscriber growth Note : Iliad initially offered their basic mobile package free of charge to their existing fixed-line subs, allowing them to massively grow in the first year Note : Masmovil acquired Yoigo in Jun-2016, which in FY2015 held 7% market share 8

Disruptive product launches: ▪ Data Frihet (unlimited data for +99,-) ▪ ice Junior (1GB for 0,- for u/12) ▪ Mobilbytte (handset-as-a-service) ▪ ice Ung (10GB and 5GG packages with age restrictions u/29 and u/15) ▪ ice SMB (20GB & 5GB packages for 299,- and 199,- for the B2B segment) 9

We continue to build base stations – giving us higher on-net share and lowering our roaming costs Operational smartphone sites Average on-net data and VoLTE share +129 2,116 80% 1,987 73% 72% 71% 1,933 1,873 67% 1,775 30% 22% 19% 16% 6% Q4-18 Q1-19 Q2-19 Q3-19 Q4-19 Q4-18 Q1-19 Q2-19 Q3-19 Q4-19 Data VoLTE 10

iPhone agreement with Apple in place ▪ Handset sale and marketing ▪ Launches ▪ Distribution network ▪ Automatic operator settings ▪ Improved customer experience ▪ Increased on-net shares (data & VoLTE) 11

Ice is well prepared for the 5G era Key considerations ▪ Ice already has a large installed base of the newest and 5G ready Nokia base station type. Ongoing core modernization (cloud) will take the nodes to 5G ▪ An upcoming 5G pilot is expected in summer 2020 with 3.6GHz test- frequencies in one or two smaller cities. Initial 5G offering on 700MHz in urban areas expected end of 2020 ▪ Limited investments needed to turn on initial 5G offering over the next years 5G frequency portfolio ▪ Ice has a healthy 5G frequency portfolio, and has already won the 700MHz band, one of the 5G pioneer bands. Ice was first in Norway to turn on the 700MHz band in November this year (4G) ▪ Ice expects that current spectrum holdings will be re-deployed on 5G as more handsets will support 5G on more frequencies over time ▪ Norwegian auctions relevant for 5G will be arranged over the next years, most notably the 3400-3800MHz 5G pioneer band, available from 1.1.2023 “Ice has turned on the 700 MHz band” - Inside Telecom 28 November 2019 12

New regulation of Norwegian telecom market ▪ The Norwegian telecom market will continue to be highly regulated, as one of the least competitive markets in Europe Continued and increased support for the 3 rd network ▪ ▪ Telenor is one of a very few telecom operators in Europe with this kind of regulation, main points in the new regulation are: ▪ Continued obligation to offer wholesale access, with lower data prices for Ice than the current regulation ▪ Continued obligation to allow site sharing, with stricter regulation on cost sharing and application deadlines ▪ New regulation was sent to ESA for verification 26 March, with 30 days response deadline ▪ Ice has a «National Roaming Agreement» (NRA) with Telia until April 2021 13