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Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 November 7th, 2018 Release no. 20/2018 Interim Management Statement Q3 YTD 2018 Columbus delivers 52% growth in revenue In the first three quarters of 2018 Columbus delivers revenue growth of 52% and increases EBITDA* by 22%. The growth in revenue is primarily driven by the istone and HiGH Software acquisitions and increase in sale of Columbus Software. In accordance with the regulations for listed companies submission of interim statements, Columbus A/S hereby submits the interim management statement for the period 01.01.2018-30.09.2018 (9 months). Growth driven by acquisitions Revenue in Q3 YTD 2018 amounted to DKK 1,382m (2017: DKK 907m), corresponding to an increase of 52% compared to the same period last year. The revenue growth is primarily driven by the acquisitions of istone and HiGH Software. The integration of the two companies is progressing as planned. Columbus Cloud grew by 129% to DKK 10m in the first three quarters of the year. The growth is driven both by organic growth and by acquisitions. External software licenses declined by 25%, which is due to the fact that a number of large customers buy licenses directly from the vendor where Columbus receives an agent fee. The decline is also affected by the decline in external software sales in Columbus US as previously announced. External cloud increased by 171% due to the increasing conversion to cloud-based solutions. EBITDA* amounted to DKK 119m (2017: DKK 97m), corresponding to an increase of 22% compared to the same period last year. The increase in EBITDA* is driven by the previously mentioned acquisitions, cost adjustments in the US business and the increase in sale of Columbus Software. EBITDA* is impacted by accelerated integration cost in istone in the third quarter, which has resulted in higher cost than first anticipated, due to a faster integration of the organization than initially planned. In Q3 YTD the integration cost amounts to DKK 14m. The sale of Columbus Software contributes with a growth of 34% compared to last year. The growth is deriving from both Columbus existing portfolio as well as the acquired HiGH Software. Columbus, Lautrupvang 6, DK-2750 Ballerup Tel: +45 70 20 50 00, Fax: +45 70 25 07 01 www.columbusglobal.com, CVR.: 13 22 83 45 Service revenue increased by 72% which is driven by the acquisitions of istone and HiGH Software. Columbus Care continued the growth and increased sales by 49%. * EBITDA before share-based payment The result before tax increased by 8% to DKK 66m. Besides the increase in EBITDA* the result before tax is affected by a currency gain of DKK 11.5m arising from currency adjustment of the remaining purchase price related to the istone acquisition. Futher, the result before tax is

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 2 Development in service revenue 1,200,000 Development in sale of Columbus Software 90,000 Development in recurring revenue 350,000 1,000,000 80,000 70,000 10,025 300,000 26,949 800,000 600,000 1,063,261 60,000 50,000 40,000 4,386 17,925 24,610 250,000 200,000 150,000 10,638 61,198 36,509 91,073 43,931 400,000 200,000 619,388 30,000 20,000 10,000 36,509 43,931 100,000 50,000 138,596 148,560 0 Service revenue YTD 2017 YTD 2018 0 YTD 2017 YTD 2018 Columbus Cloud Columbus Software Licenses Columbus Software Subscriptions 0 Cloud YTD 2017 YTD 2018 ColumbusCare contracts Columbus Software subscriptions External subscriptions negatively affected by extraordinary and chargeable hours increased from 52% depreciation of Columbus Software of DKK to 54% compared to the same period last 15m. year. Currency rate effect The increase in the service revenue is Revenue and EBITDA* are negatively primarily driven by the istone acquisition affected by the decline in the USD rate, as services constitute the largest part of which affects the revenue by DKK -20.1m istone s revenue. and EBITDA* by DKK -1.7m. The decline in GBP and RUB rates has less effect on the Progress in the sale of Columbus results. In total, the declining currency Software rates affect the revenue by DKK -28.5m The sale of Columbus Software increased and EBITDA* by DKK -2.5m. by 34%. The sale of software subscriptions increased by 20% as a Progress in the services business consequence of a satisfactory renewal In Q3 YTD, the service revenue increased rate and a positive effect of the cloud by 72%, from DKK 619m to DKK 1,063m, conversion. The sale of licenses increased by 37% due to increasing demand. Development in the consultancy business YTD 2017 YTD 2018 The sale of own cloud software products showed good progress increasing from DKK 4.4m to DKK 10m, a very satisfactory progress. Columbus Care and cloud drive growth in recurring revenue In Q3 YTD 2018 recurring revenue increased by 26% and constituted 22.5% of the total revenue. The progress is driven by a considerable increase in sale of Columbus Care which grew by 49%, an increase in Columbus Cloud growing by 129% as well as external cloud growing by 171%, Columbus US improving Columbus US business unit is performing according to plan with an adjusted cost level. Overall revenue is behind last year, however, EBITDA increased from DKK 6.6m to DKK 16.9m in the first three quarters in 2018. 20% 28% 18% 28% Non-chargeable Chargeable Other 52% 54% * EBITDA before share-based payment

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 3 Expectations to 2018 Columbus maintains the announced expectations to 2018: Revenue in the level of DKK 2bn EBITDA* in the level of DKK 200m Columbus Software revenue in the level of DKK 90m 10% dividend on nominal share capital * EBITDA before share-based payment Latest developments No events or transactions with a material effect on the company s financial position have occurred since the balance sheet date. The first 9 months of 2018 has been an extraordinary period for Columbus. With the acquisition of istone, we have moved into a new league in the Nordic market and have extended our offering portfolio with market leading solutions like Commerce and M3. In addition, we are growing our Columbus Software and Columbus Care businesses which are our main market differentiators and key elements in creating close customer engagements, says CEO and President in Columbus, Thomas Honoré. DKK 000 YTD 2018 YTD 2017 2017 Columbus Software licenses 24,610 17,925 26,673 Columbus Software subscriptions 43,931 36,509 50,258 Columbus Cloud 10,025 4,386 6,248 External software licenses 52,449 69,599 94,629 External software subscriptions 148,560 138,597 190,119 External cloud 16,924 6,251 9,215 Services 1,063,261 619,388 822,551 Other 22,074 14,086 19,069 Total net revenue 1,381,834 906,741 1,218,762 EBITDA before share-based payment 119,019 97,346 148,510 Share-based payment -7,392-1,737-2,302 EBITDA 111,627 95,609 146,208 Ib Kunøe Chairman Columbus A/S Thomas Honoré CEO & President Columbus A/S For further information, please contact: CEO & President, Thomas Honoré.: +45 70 20 50 00

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 4 Columbus Columbus2020 strategy towards growth Based on Columbus strengthened position, as a result of successful execution of the Columbus15 strategy, the company launched a growth strategy in March. The strategy is named Columbus2020 and consists of four interconnected strategic elements. Customer Success Taking care of our customers for life Columbus fundamental goal is to take care of our customers for life. Columbus aims to be widely recognized as a strategic business partner that enhances our customer s success by improving the value realization of their ERP investments and by leading them in the digital transformation of their business This means that Columbus will intensify the focus on creating a unique customer experience and increase customer satisfaction from the customer meet Columbus for the first time to delivering unique solutions, high quality services and streamlined project delivery and support 24/7. Digital Leadership Accelerate business innovation Columbus helps our customers in the digital transformation of their business. With Digital Leadership Columbus has two focus areas. Firstly, Columbus will continue to strengthen our leadership position within ERP by investing in new companies, applications, methodologies and business processes that optimizes and improves the implementation of ERP-solutions. Secondly, Columbus will establish a leadership position within Digital Transformation. Many companies are about to or in the process of transforming their business in order to succeed in the digital economy. Columbus will develop solutions and services within cloud, mobile, social, analytics and Internet of Things that help companies take advantage of the digital opportunities. Process Excellence Quality in everything we do In Columbus, we constantly strive to optimize and streamline our business operations in order to achieve strong sales excellence and deliver projects, services and support of high quality to our customers. Our goal is to create the best customer experience in the industry. The focal point is quality in everything we do from the initial contact with customers, over sales and design of the business solution to the implementation process and lifetime support. This means an intense focus on optimizing and streamlining our processes globally. Our People Attract, develop and retain the best people Columbus greatest asset is our employees and therefore it is crucial that we attract and retain the best people in the industry. We want to attract highly skilled people by providing challenging career opportunities, attractive working conditions and professional and personal growth. Columbus want to create a customer culture, where meeting the customers expectations sets the direction in everything we do. This means that Columbus always strives to deliver projects on time, within budget and at the highest quality.

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 5 Income statement DKK 000 YTD 2018 YTD 2017 2017 Net revenue 1,381,834 906,741 1,218,762 External project costs -293,225-193,355-267,455 Gross profit 1,088,609 713,386 951,307 Staff expenses and remuneration -813,397-505,577-659,790 Other external costs -160,812-110,494-150,335 Other operating income 4,619 53 7,380 Other operating costs 0-22 -52 EBITDA before share-based payment 119,019 97,346 148,510 Share-based payment -7,392-1,737-2,302 EBITDA 111,627 95,609 146,208 Depreciation, amortization and impairment -51,717-29,356-39,479 Operating profit (EBIT) 59,910 66,253 106,729 Financial income 9,102 83 909 Financial expense -2,786-5,137-6,008 Profit before tax 66,226 61,199 101,630 Financial income and expenses Financial income and expenses primarily concerns exchange rate adjustments in relation to group receivables and monetary items.

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 6 Balance sheet DKK 000 YTD 2018 YTD 2017 2017 ASSETS Goodwill 896,959 442,710 439,342 Customer base 67,403 29,427 27,674 License rights 1,750 9 1,173 Development projects finalized 65,744 58,518 68,934 Development projects in progress 10,068 13,495 5,558 Property, plant and equipment 25,142 13,695 12,645 Deferred tax assets 21,344 21,786 23,786 Other receivables 7,009 4,311 5,162 Total non-current assets 1,095,418 583,951 584,274 Inventories 7 163 27 Trade receivables 260,394 136,867 148,900 Contract work in progress 26,750 8,713 7,577 Corporate tax receivables 6,468 6,473 3,397 Deferred tax assets 3,532 3,108 3,194 Other receivables 9,753 4,102 3,217 Prepayments 33,202 10,706 12,942 Receivables 340,099 169,969 179,227 Cash 83,086 65,192 88,235 Total current assets 423,192 235,324 267,489 TOTAL ASSETS 1,518,610 819,275 851,763

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 7 Balance sheet DKK 000 YTD 2018 YTD 2017 2017 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Share capital 152,234 149,832 149,832 Reserves on foreign currency translation -45,468-25,346-28,779 Retained profit 485,557 385,873 428,059 Group shareholders' equity 592,323 510,359 549,112 Minority interests 3,743 3,134 3,031 Equity 596,066 513,493 552,143 Deferred tax 27,120 12,691 17,808 Provisions 225,968 11,579 6,943 Debt to credit institutions 184,608 0 607 Non-current liabilities 437,696 24,270 25,358 Debt to credit institutions 6,857 18,978 8,810 Client prepayments 17,766 18,488 18,149 Trade payables 64,382 45,057 65,956 Corporate tax payables 4,365 17,351 2,266 Other liabilities 325,512 134,813 130,316 Accruals 65,966 45,825 48,765 Current liabilities 484,848 281,512 274,262 Total liabilities 922,544 305,782 299,620 TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 1,518,610 819,275 851,763

Release no. 20, 2018 Interim Management Statement for Q3 YTD 2018 - November 7th, 2018 8 Segment data In order to support decisions about allocation of resources and assessment of performance of the segments, the Group s internal reporting to the Board of Directors of the Parent Company is based on the following grouping of operating segments: Strategic business areas Description Geographical segment ISV (Independent Software Vendor) Development and sale of industry-specific software within Columbus' three focus industries: Retail, food and manufacturing No specific area Consultancy Sale, implementation and service of standard business systems. Western Europe Eastern Europe North America Information about the Group s segments is stated below. Consultancy Western Eastern North HQ, GDC and DKK 000 ISV Europe Europe America Eliminations Total YTD 2018 Columbus Software licenses 18,876 7,510 2,990 1,918-6,684 24,610 Columbus Software subscriptions 39,986 11,764 1,072 3,520-12,411 43,931 Columbus Cloud 8,855 3,304 160 26-2,320 10,025 External software licenses 1,813 30,568 3,902 17,344-1,178 52,449 External software subscriptions 6,409 62,161 13,177 70,410-3,597 148,560 External cloud 577 6,568 317 9,475-13 16,924 Services 42,922 813,013 72,934 158,167-23,775 1,063,261 Other 583 17,635 1,631 3,554-1,329 22,074 Total net revenue 120,021 952,523 96,183 264,414-51,307 1,381,834 Gross profit 104,923 720,975 76,505 177,012 9,194 1,088,609 EBITDA 47,799 72,668 7,957 16,949-33,746 111,627 Consultancy Western Eastern North HQ, GDC and DKK 000 ISV Europe Europe America Eliminations Total YTD 2017 Columbus Software licenses 14,350 7,563 1,859 1,416-7,263 17,925 Columbus Software subscriptions 32,301 10,631 951 4,203-11,577 36,509 Columbus Cloud 4,057 1,287 0 0-958 4,386 External software licenses 0 29,157 11,594 29,008-160 69,599 External software subscriptions 0 48,144 17,018 73,819-384 138,597 External cloud 0 2,636 0 3,637-22 6,251 Services 12,735 337,573 71,298 210,416-12,634 619,388 Other 352 6,567 1,514 6,379-726 14,086 Total net revenue 63,795 443,558 104,234 328,878-33,724 906,741 Gross profit 54,756 334,756 78,225 224,562 21,087 713,386 EBITDA 30,612 63,838 8,778 6,563-14,182 95,609