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Financial Results Presentation September, 30th 2026 1HY 2026
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Disclaimer This document has been prepared by Planetel S.p.A. (the “Company”) for the sole purpose described herein. In no case may it be interpreted as an offer or invitation to sell or purchase any security issued by the company or its subsidiaries. The content of this document has a merely informative and provisional nature, and the statements contained herein have not been independently verified. Neither the company nor any of its representatives shall accept any liability whatsoever (whether in negligence or otherwise) arising in any way from the use of this document or its contents or otherwise arising in connection with this document or any material discussed during the presentation. This document may not be reproduced or redistributed, in whole or in part, to any other person. The information contained herein may include forward-looking statements that are not historical facts, including statements about the company’s beliefs and expectations. These statements are based on current plans, estimates, projections and projects, and cannot be interpreted as a promise or guarantee of whatsoever nature. However, forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties and are current only at the date they are made. We caution you that several factors could cause the company’s actual results and provisions to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking statement. Such factors include but are not limited to trends in company’s business, changes in the regulatory environment, its ability to successfully diversify and the expected level of future capital expenditures. Therefore, you should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements. Planetel does not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect any changes in Planetel’s expectations with regard thereto or any changes in events. 3
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01. Profile 4
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A Picture of Planetel Group The Planetel Group is a multi-regional fiber-optic connectivity provider and system integrator, with a market presence dating back to 1985. The Group owns and operates a proprietary fiber-optic network and provides integrated Connectivity, IT Governance, Cloud & Datacenter and Cybersecurity solutions to retail, corporate and wholesale customers. With a presence across Lombardy, Veneto and Campania, Planetel combines proprietary infrastructure with a growing multi-regional footprint, including its Padua Edge Data Center. Since its listing on Euronext Growth Milan in 2020, Planetel has pursued an acquisition-led growth strategy, completing five acquisitions to strengthen its technological capabilities, market presence and geographical footprint. The Group’s Companies * A new entity formed through the merger by incorporation of Connetical S.r.l. into Trivenet S.r.l. * Proprietary Edge Data Center and Fiber-Optic Infarstructure Multi-Regional Footprint Integrated Technology Offering Proven M&A Track Record Key Investment Pillars 5
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Through effective governance and strategic oversight, Planetel prioritizes stakeholder engagement, innovation, and long-term value creation. Governance Bruno Pianetti CHAIRMAN and CEO Planetel Mirko Mare BOARD MEMBER and COO Planetel Ramona Corti INDIPENDENT BOARD MEMBER Shareholder’s structure SHAREHOLDERS N. OF SHARES OWNED % OF SHARE CAPITAL BMP HOLDING S.R.L. a socio unico 3,549,484 52.22% Market 2,071,250 30.47% Sitis Immobiliare 885,246 13.02% Own shares 217,000 3.19% Mirko Mare 73,770 1.09% Stefano Quadrio BOARD MEMBER Francesco Pianetti BOARD MEMBER 6
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Planetel in a Nutshell € 21,7M +5% YoY Value of Production HY 2026 * The Cloud & Datacenter Business Unit was previously called ASP-Cloud. 52% 23% 14% 5% 5% 1% Connectivity Cloud Infrastructure Office Reseller Other Data Center Datacenter interconnected with proprietary fiber-optic network. 7 Fiber-optic Network Planetel backbone fiber-optic network (+1.5% from 31/12/2025) 3,569 km 90% HY 2026 Recurring Revenues 57,600 +1% YoY Active Clients HY 2026 Investments Planned CAPEX for the period 2026–2029. 26M Municipalities served Municipalities served with fiber. 320 Resources Qualified and skilled resources. 227 Other assets Planetel Point 84 BTS Tower 44 Cabinets for FTTC & FTTH connections 1,250 7
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Breakdown Connectivity Revenue HY 2026 The connectivity segment represents 52% of total revenues. Internally, the revenue mix across different connectivity technologies remains broadly unchanged compared to the end of 2025. FTTH is stable, now accounting for 42% of revenues, while FTTC has grown to 36%, primarily at the expense of radio connectivity and xDSL. Wholesale is stable. New Contracts HY 2026 by Business Line The data on new contracts by Business Line at June 2026 have undergone a change compared to the end of 2025: Connectivity contracts are around 50% (-5% vs FY 2025), while Cloud & Datacenter contracts are around 44% (+4% vs FY 2025). Contracts for Infrastructure and Office Automation remain stable. 19% 68% 2% 11% Private BIZ Wholesale PA Value of Production at June 2026 (+5.3% YoY): 21,700,000 € Recurring Revenue HY 2026 HY 2025 HY 2026 91% 90% 42% 36% 1% 18% 3% FTTH FTTC xDSL Radio Wholesale 44% 5% 50% 1% Cloud & Datacenter Infrastructure Connectivity Office Automation Total Revenue HY 2026 by Customer Cluster As of June 2026, 68% of Planetel Group’s total revenue was generated by Business customers, while Private customers accounted for 19%. Public Administration (PA) represented 11%, mainly driven by the acquisition of Suardi, while Wholesale accounted for the remaining 2%. Revenue remains primarily focused on the Business segment, which accounts for 68% of total revenue. 8
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02. Market Outlook 9
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Market outlook: three markets, one proposition Data centers, cybersecurity and fiber are all growing at double-digit rates, driven by different forces but converging on the same need: capacity, security and connectivity from one accountable partner. Planetel operates in all three markets with proprietary assets, turning three separate growth trends into one recurring, cross-selling proposition. Source: Osservatorio Data Center and Osservatorio Cybersecurity & Data Protection, Politecnico di Milano; Terna; AGCOM Communications Observatory 2/2026 and Annual Report 2026. Data Center Cybersecurity Fiber Growth 2025 Market 2025 Outlook Drivers & 2026 catalyst Where value accrues Planetel lever +19% +12% +19.6% 609 MW IT installed €2,78bn 7,01m FTTH lines (34% of fixed) >1 GW in 2027, >1.3 GW in 2028 ~€3.1bn 2026e, ~€3.5bn 2027e ~+1.2m lines per year AI, cloud and data sovereignty; new single authorization procedure Shift to managed services; NIS2 measures due 31 Oct 2026 Copper switch-off; FiberCop becomes wholesale-only Operators with power, permits and connectivity: Terna expects only 1.5–2 GW of a 96 GW queue to be built by 2030 Recurring, compliance-driven managed services: services already exceed technology spend Migration, not coverage: 77.6% of homes covered, ~30% take-up; only 66% of SMEs reached Padua Edge DC + 7 data centers Orazero, proprietary 24/7 SOC 3,517 km proprietary backbone 10
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03. Business Strategy 11
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Advancing the 2026 Strategy Proprietary Fiber Network Expanding the Backbone for Growth Planetel continues to invest in its proprietary fiber optic network, which reached 3,569 km. Investment remains focused on industrial areas of Lombardy and Veneto, given the strong presence of companies and SMEs, and on Padua, to build on the customer base established through the Connetical and Trivenet acquisitions, now unified under Planetel Nordest. The Padua data center site is already connected via proprietary fiber to the Planetel backbone, with work ongoing to extend interconnection toward VSIX and to close the fiber ring linking Padua with Verona and the rest of the network. Planetel.Cloud & Data Center Powering the Next-Generation of Computing 2026 continues to be characterized by significant cloud investment and new opportunities. To meet the growing demand for high-density computing, Planetel is investing in next-generation immersion cooling technology, enabling server utilization of up to 100% versus the typical 60–80% of conventional air cooling, bringing PUE down to 1.03–1.05. This allows the Group to increase computing density, improve energy efficiency, support next-generation IT infrastructure and address the hardware consolidation driven by ongoing supply-chain constraints. The second half of the year is dominated by the Padua Edge Data Center, with works expected to complete by the end of October and inauguration set for early November; the site will be fully operational from 2027. The project has already received "As Design" certification from Bureau Veritas against ISO/IEC 22237:2024 and ANSI/TIA-942-C:2024, with "As Built" certification to follow completion. In parallel, Planetel is continuing the migration of its existing data centers to Padua. Cybersecurity Building a Proprietary Platform in a High-Growth Market The first half of 2026 marked the completion of the Ora-0 acquisition, awarded to Planetel through a competitive procedure in March. With this move, Planetel enters the cybersecurity market in full, investing through Orazero in new SIEM platforms and advanced security products. The division now operates a proprietary Security Operations Centre, staffed by 20 dedicated cybersecurity professionals who monitor and analyze customer networks around the clock, 24/7 — one of the few Telco/IT operators in Italy to run its own SOC. Orazero is now fully integrated into Planetel Universe as the Security planet. We maintain an ongoing and disciplined approach to identifying potential M&A opportunities. Our focus is on acquisitions that can accelerate business growth within the areas we have defined as strategically core, telecommunications, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity, while strengthening our role as a fully integrated Managed Service Provider in the Italian market. M&A Accelerating Growth Through Strategic Acquisitions 12
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Fiber Network Expansion Compared with year-end 2025, Planetel continued to expand its fiber-optic network, reaching 3,569 km as of 30 June 2026, up 1.5%. Investments focused on municipalities across Lombardy and Veneto, covering both residential and, in particular, industrial areas with a high concentration of companies and SMEs. The Padua area remains a key focus, supporting the integration of the acquisitions completed in Veneto. Further network expansion is planned in these areas, strengthening Planetel’s multi-regional footprint, particularly in Veneto and Lombardy. Total Fiber-optic network (Km) 3517 3569 FY 2025 HY 2026 Fiber-optic network owned by Planetel (Km) 2394 2430 FY 2025 HY 2026 IRU Fiber network from others (Km) 1123 1139 FY 2025 HY 2026 Strengthening the Regional Footprint 13
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Planetel Universe: the new communication strategy Three Planets, one partner From a catalogue of services to three governed domains for the business market Governance Connectivity Security Planetel Universe represents our new communication strategy and a new way of presenting ourselves to the B2B market. «We are a unique, credible and well-structured partner, ready to guide our clients across every aspect of their digital transformation.» Our ecosystem brings together the three key areas businesses need to address today: Connectivity, IT governance and Cybersecurity. Our approach is built around each company’s specific needs: understanding its challenges, demonstrating our expertise through tangible results, and identifying the most appropriate solutions to support its digital transformation. Planetel Universe has a dedicated portal: universe.planetel.it. Users can find qualification quiz, trust page, direct booking with a specialist, 2 proof stacks + 1 real case for each Planet 14
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Planetel Universe: Connectivity The company that never stops Redundant connectivity, guaranteed SLA-based support and local infrastructure — all managed by a single, reliable partner. Connectivity solutions Shared fiber optics (FTTH/FTTC) Fiber connectivity via dedicated backbone with shared delivery for corporate sites.. Dedicated PTP fiber optics Point-to-point connection, symmetric bandwidth, guaranteed SLAs. Radio connectivity (FWA PTP/PMP) WIFOX wireless access using unlicensed or licensed frequency bands. Multi-site MPLS / SD-WAN Site interconnection via private network, automatic failover. VoIP and telephony systems (on-premise / cloud PBX) Communication platform integrated with the data network; unified communications integrated with the mobile network. Wi-Fi Implementation of Wi-Fi coverage for the areas. Structured cabling (fiber + copper) Design and installation of the internal corporate network. Housing / colocation Infrastructure Data center space: full rack, half rack, individual rack units. Dark fiber – Laying infrastructure Dark fiber and conduits for the customer's private network. Connectivity backup (4G/LTE) Automatic backup line in the event of a main line failure. Turnkey office furnishing Comprehensive workspace fit-out project. Video surveillance systems License plate recognition, mobile cameras and restricted traffic zones (ZTL), traffic light and speeding violations, bodycams and dashcams, trail cameras. Security systems Intrusion detection systems, smoke and gas detection systems, evacuation systems, time and attendance systems, access control. Networking & Firewall Supply Supply, configuration and maintenance of network devices. Proof stack 1 SLA Assurance Rapid intake, structured escalation, and local technical support — not a generic call center. Proof stack 2 Infrastructure asset Proprietary fiber, 7 data centers, and MIX/VSIX interconnection: continuity and performance under control. Connectivity and Infrastructure Two areas in dialogue with each other: the customer's network infrastructure and the most advanced connectivity solutions. 15
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Planetel Universe: Security Protected before, during, and after Cybersecurity is not a product. It is an ongoing process: assessment, prevention and response. Proof stack 2 Incident Response Under attack? Orazero intervenes rapidly with containment, remediation, and documented operational restoration. Proof stack 1 NIS2 & compliance Assessment, gap analysis, compliance plan, and implementation: a clear path, free of unnecessary technical jargon. Security solutions Security Assessment & GAP Analysis Safety posture assessment and gap identification. Experience and expertise The Security Planet is managed by our Orazero division. Vulnerability Assessment + Penetration Test Technical vulnerability testing and attack simulation. Credential exfiltration Recurring or one-off service SOC H24 / MDR-XDR (Next Gen SOC) 24/7 monitoring, endpoint protection, SIEM, threat detection. Security Awareness & Social Engineering Employee training on phishing and social engineering. Incident Response Team Containment, remediation, and post-incident restoration. Cyber Threat Intelligence Monitoring of exposed credentials, compromised identities, and ratings. OT/IoT Security Monitoring and protection of IoT and industrial devices. Log Management New Business Log product. Consulting & CSIRT 16
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Planetel Universe: Governance The control your IT deserves Cloud, IT management and systems-transforming IT from a cost center into a strategic lever for your business. Proof stack 2 ACN Qualification ACN QC2-qualified cloud for the public sector (IaaS and PaaS): if it’s good enough for the State, it’s good enough for you. Proof stack 1 Local infrastructure Your data doesn't travel across Europe but stays in Italy. Seven data centers, a dual optical ring, and an Edge DC in Padua. Governance solutions Experience and expertise The Governance Planet is managed by our Planetel.Cloud division. IaaS & Managed IaaS VM, storage and computing on- demand in Italian DC. DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service) & Managed DRaaS System replication and disaster recovery. BaaS (Backup as a Service) & managed BaaS Managed, automated backup with guaranteed recovery. IT Managed Services & Systems consulting Level 1° or 2° service desk, device management, infrastructure management and support. Microsoft 365 licensing, management, and consulting M365 tenant, migration, user management, backup, and consulting. Networking & Firewall Management Network devices monitoring and management Web Services Hosting, domain management, certified email, SSL certificates. Design and implementation of corporate systems Hardware and software sales Our new Edge Data Center Terra-1, along with its associated services, is also positioned within the Governance Planet. 17
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The new hub in Padua Offices and proprietary Edge Data Center Interconnected with Planetel's proprietary fiber optic network to major operators. Dedicated optical connections with VSIX Padua and MIX Milan. Possibility of terminating third-party optical circuits. +400m² of office and meeting space available to customers. Completion of the works is confirmed for October 2026 and inauguration scheduled for mid-November 2026. 1200 m² Located in the industrial area of Padua Tier III Compliant structure and facilities NOC 24-hour security Surveillance With security personnel Certified As Design ISO/IEC 22237:2024 ANSI/TIA-942-C:2024 New logo Capacity Dual optical ring with 2x400 Gb/s capacity. Scan the QR code to book your guided tour. Inauguration 18 19-20 November 2026 18
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Sustainability, Regeneration & Energy Efficiency Padua Edge Data Center is designed to deliver high performance with a lower environmental impact. Regeneration, not new construction Advanced cooling, no water consumption Energy efficiency Repurposing an existing industrial complex In Padua’s ZAI industrial area No new land consumed Existing roads, utilities and grid connection reused 1,200 m2 Brought back into use ad proximity digital infrastructure PUE target (entire building) <1.23 Global average 1.52 Rooftop photovoltaic system On-site renewable energy production Designed to operate without consuming water. No evaporative cooling, reduced environmental impact. Immersion cooling for part of the load. Servers submerged in dielectric fluid that absorbs heat directly from components. Only 5 kW to cool 100 kW. Minimum 40% reduction. PUE target (immersion cooling only) 1.03 – 1.05 19
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Terra-1: a look at the new hub Construction site Project Rendering by Scan the QR code to watch the video of generator set installation. 20
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Recent corporate news July 2026 Planetel joins the Intermonte Valore Italia Index September 2026 Planetel awarded GO Internet’s B2C business branches On 2 July 2026 Planetel was selected among the 100 listed companies that make up the lntermonte Valore Italia Index, dedicated to Italian small and mid-caps. Companies are selected on strict technical and financial criteria designed to ensure liquidity, transparency and investability: adequate free float, high governance standards, coverage by financial analysts, a sustainable capital and financial structure, and a controlled level of debt. The index is part of PMl2Change, the project launched by Banca Generali to support the growth of listed Italian SMEs and address their limited liquidity. The initiative also includes a new PIR-compliant, actively managed ETF launched by Banca Generali with lnvestlinx and lntermonte, which will invest mainly in the index constituents. Banca Generali has committed to an initial €100 million, with exposure planned to rise to €500 million over the medium term. On 11 September 2026 Planetel won the competitive procedure, conducted under the supervision of the court-appointed Expert, for the B2C business branches of GO Internet S.p.A.: fixed-network FTTH/FTTC connectivity (Perimeter D.1) and FWA connectivity (Perimeter D.2). The branches include customer relationships and the assets needed to deliver the services, and will be transferred without employees and, subject to the required authorizations, free of debts and liabilities arising before closing. The offers are binding and irrevocable until 30 November 2026, the deadline for the conditions precedent: court authorization of the transfers, any required regulatory clearances, no objection from the Expert, and Intesa Sanpaolo's consent. At closing, active customers must be at least 75% (D.1) and 60% (D.2) of those active on 31 May 2026. Half of the consideration (€140k) is payable at closing; the remaining €140k is deferred and subject to court approval of the crisis-resolution instrument that may follow the negotiated settlement procedure Customers Revenues EBITDA Consideration D.1 – FTTH/FTTC 2,280 ~ €630k €184k €230k D.2 . FWA 2,299 ~ €523k €203k €50k Total 4,579 ~ €1,15m €387k €280k 21
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04. Financials 22
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1HY 2026 Income Statement Change % Change Consolidated % Consolidated % Earnings from sales 20,43 94% 19,407 94% 1,025 5% Change in inventory -143 -1% 50 0% -193 -388% Internally generated fixed assets 820 4% 687 3% 133 19% Other earnings and income 541 2% 538 3% 3 1% Value of production 21,650 100% 20,682 100% 968 5% Costs for raw, subsidiary and consumable materials -2,221 -10% -2,013 -10% -208 10% Cost of services -7,796 -36% -7,769 -38% -27 0% Use of third-party assets -750 -3% -735 -4% -15 2% Labour costs* -5,817 -27% -5,464 -26% -353 6% Sundry operating costs -192 -1% -194 -1% 2 -1% EBITDA 4,873 23% 4,506 22% 367 8% Amortisations and write-downs -3,538 -16% -3,631 -18% 93 -3% EBIT 1,335 6% 875 4% 460 53% Finacial result -305 -1% -254 -1% -52 20% EBT 1,030 5% 621 3% 408 66% Income taxes -423 -2% -320 -2% -103 32% Result for the year 606 3% 301 1% 305 101% 30.06.26 30.06.25 06.26-06.25 Statement of Income (Data in Euro/000) *The increase in personnel costs compared to the HY 2025 financial year is attributable to the cost 20 Orazero employees who have joined the workforce from September 2025. EBITDA improved compared to H1 2025, driven by more effective cost management following the reorganization of the Group’s companies. EBIT amounted to €1.335 million and was impacted by €0.38 million in gross amortization of goodwill related to consolidated companies. Excluding this impact, EBIT would have represented approximately 8% of sales. Overview of H1 2026 20,4 Revenues Income Net Income HY 2025 HY 2026 19,4 0,6 0,3 1 0,6 EBITDA 4,873 +8% YoY ADJUSTED EBIT 1, 715 +30% YoY EBIT 1,335 +53% YoY Revenues: +5% YoY 23
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1HY 2026 Balance Sheet The Group recorded Net Equity of 21 million Euro, include a negative reserve of Euro 1,06M for own shares and remaining stable compared to the end of 2025. The balance sheet highlights the decrease of the tax receivables/payables due to the effects generated by the Patent Box on registered projects. In the 2026 development activities continues. The situation highlights the increase in investments (+13% before depreciation) compared to the financial year ended 31 December 2025. The increase in intangible fixed assets is due for Euro 0,3mln to the goodwill generated by the acquisition of Business Division Ora 0 and for Euro 0,7 to new investments in R&D. The increase in tangible fixed asset is due for Euro 2,7 million to the investments in property fiber optic and other technical investments and Euro 2,5 million for the cost for the creation of the Data Center in Padua. 30.06.26 31.12.25 % Change Consolidated Consolidated 30.06.26 - 31.12.25 Intangible fixed assets 10,910 11,015 -1% Tangible fixed assets 33,552 31,466 7% Financial fixed assets 78,790 25 217% Net Non-Current Assets 44,541 42,506 5% Inventory 1,263 1,406 -10% Commercial receivables 10,124 11,480 -12% Commercial payables -5,314 -6,636 -20% Commercial Current Assets 6,073 6,249 -3% Other current assets 1,369 809 69% other current liabilities -3,517 -2,662 32% Tax receivables and payables -108 1,217 -109% Net accruals and deferrals -6,762 -6,261 8% Net Current Assets -2,945 -648 355% Contingency funds -186 -138 0% Severance pay -1,630 -1,726 -6% Net Invested capital 39,780 39,994 -1% Liquid assets -14,846 -7,893 88% Financial payables 32,820 25,924 27% Net Financial Position 17,974 18,031 0% Share capital 4,075 4,075 0% Reserves 18,710 17,961 4% Consolidation reserve 202 275 -26% Retained earnings (accumulated losses) -2,399 -1,631 47% Profit/(Loss) 552 671 -18% Group Net Equity 21,141 21,352 -1% Third-party capital 5 5 0% Reserves 607 504 20% Third-paty profit/(loss) 54 103 -48% Third-party Net Equity 665 611 9% Total Sources of funding 39,780 39,994 -0,54% Balance Sheet (Data in Euro/000) 24
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Net Financial Position Net Financial Position and Net Invested Capital The NFP as of 30 June 2026 was cash -negative by €17,9 million , compared to a cash - negative position of €18 million for FY 2025. The main factors weighing on the Net Financial Position were : • New financing of €12, 5 million and payment of old financing for €6,9 million ; • The cost for the creation of the Data Center in Padua (€2,5million) ; • Other investments , including construction of the fiber network (€3,0 million) ; • The acquisition of a business division from Ora -0 (€0,3 million) ; • The distribution of a dividend of €0,7 million . NFP Net Invested Capital -18 39,994 -17,9 39,780 FY 2025 HY 2026 25 30.06.26 31.12.2015 Consolidated Consolidated A. Cash flow from business 6,600 6,991 B. Cash flow from investments -5,985 -7,459 C. Cash flow from financing activities 6,239 3,438 D. Liquid Assets (A±B±C) 6,853 2,970 Liquid Assets at start of the year 7,248 4,277 Liquid Assets at the end of the year 14,101 7,248 NFP -17,974 -18,031 Net Financial Position (Data in Euro/000) 25
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Continued Investment to drive Growth Planetel's investment program continues positively, in line with year -end projections of 7M. The main investments concern Data Center , for an amount of 2,5M euros (58% ). Fiber Optic investments comes in second place, with 843k euros of investments (19% ). Connectivity comes third, with 545k of investments (12% ). Equipment Core Upgrade comes fourth with 243k euros of investments (5,6%). Planetel continues to invest in Other investments for 183k (4%) 7.000.000 € 6.000.000 €6.500.000 € 6.500.000 € 2026 2027 2028 2029 26 Mln/€ HY 2026 CAPEX Investments 19% 6% 13% 58% 4% Fiber Optic Equipment Core Upgrade Connectivity Data Center Other 4,3 Mln/€ 4,3 M/€ HY 2026 26
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Breakdown of Intangible Assets Software 8% IRU 1% Trademarks 12% Other 2% Goodwill 59% R&S 17% IPV4 0% Software 903,435 € Trademarks & patents 1,317,415 € Goodwill 6,485,617 € R&S 1,871,678 € IRU 158,403 € IPV4 128 € Other 173,660 € Tot. 10,910,336 € 11 Mln/€ 27
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Breakdown of Goodwill across Group Companies Consolidated Company Original Value Amortisation HY 2026 Net Value Trifolio 50,772 22,847 27,925 Direte 3,495,914 1,573,161 1,922,753 Net-Admin 1,229,682 553,357 676,325 Connetical 1,653,582 427,955 1,225,627 Suardi 2,425,183 378,686 2,046,497 Total from consolidated Company 8,855,133 2,956,006 5,899,127 Company merged 1,251,640 665,150 586,490 Total 10,106,773 3,621,156 6,485,617 Annual Amortisation 5,077 349,592 122,968 165,358 242,518 885,513 72,636 958,149 28
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Contact Bruno Pianetti, Chief Executive Officer - bruno.pianetti@planetel.it Mirko Mare, Chief Operations Officer - mirko.mare@planetel.it Michele Pagani, CFO and IRM - michele.pagani@planetel.it Tel. +39 035 204409 PLANETEL S.p.A. Financial Communication, IR and Press Office Bianca Fersini Mastelloni - b.fersini@polytemshir.it Paolo Santagostino – p.santagostino@polytemshir.it Roberta Mazzeo – r.mazzeo@polytemshir.it Silvia Marongiu - s.marongiu@polytemshir.it Tel. +39 06 69923324 – 06 6797849 POLYTEMS HIR S.r.l. Euronext Growth Advisor: Gianpiero Di Perna - +39 334 6267243- ega@alantra.com Corporate Broker: Patrizia Rossi - +39 338 3488950 - patrizia.rossi@alantra.com ALANTRA Specialist - 02-30561270 - info@mitsim.it MIT SIM S.p.A. 29