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Hosted by 16–18 November 2020 DEUTSCHES EIGENKAPITALFORUM 2020 Factsheet TMT 11880 Solutions For two decades, 11880* and 11880.com have stood for fast and reliable Market cap* €33m results when searching for people as well as local and national *As at 30 October 2020 businesses in all industry sectors. Germany's second-largest directory assistance provider offers personal assistance by telephone at 11880* Share details whereas the online directory 11880.com and the identically named app Code TGT provide specific information and connect users directly with appropriate providers in the requested region. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ Industrials 2G Energy 2G Energy is an international leader in the full-service supply of Market cap* €272m combined heat and power generation plants (CHP) with electrical *As at 30 October 2020 output between 20 kW and 4,5000 kW for use in the decentralised generation and supply of electricity and heat. 2G is rigorously Share details expanding its technology leadership through continual research and Code 2GB development work, both in the gas motor technology for natural gas, biogas and synthetic gas applications (eg hydrogen) and in specific software development. 2G particularly stands out from the competition due to this range of services based on thousands of implemented plants. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ 1 ABO Invest Industrials (in future clearvise) For more than 10 years, clearvise (formerly ABO Invest) has been an Market cap* €255m independent power producer from renewable energies with a *As at 30 October 2020 diversified investment portfolio through a pan-European focus. Currently, the established portfolio includes power-generation plants Share details with an installed capacity of 150 MW with a focus on wind in Germany, Code AB9 France, Ireland and Finland. In the megawatt-weighted average, it will benefit from fixed feed-in tariffs with an average value of 87 €/MWh for more than eight years. Within the framework of a three-pillar acquisition strategy, the company aims to achieve profitable growth. The focus is on direct investments in wind onshore and PV plants in Europe in the range of 5 to 50 MW. Through the innovative co- development and IPP model 'clearPartners', the company offers small and medium-sized developers the opportunity to jointly build up their generation portfolio independently of feed-in tariffs. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ TMT adesso With more than 4,200 employees and annual sales of €449.7m in 2019, Market cap* €398m adesso Group is one of the largest German IT service providers with *As at 30 October 2020 outstanding opportunities for growth. At its own locations in Germany, other locations in Europe, Turkey and the US, as well as at numerous Share details customer sites, adesso offers consulting and software development Code ADN1 services for optimising core business processes and reducing operating costs. By effectively employing information technology, these processes, which are essential for success, become more flexible and productive. adesso also offers ready-to-use software products for standard applications. The development of an own, industry-specific product-portfolio opens up additional growth and earnings opportunities and is another key element of the adesso strategy. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ 2 Consumer Adler Modemärkte Adler Modemärkte is one of the leading and largest textile retail chains Market cap* €41m in Germany. The industry`s trade journal, TextilWirtschaft, ranks the *As at 30 October 2020 company 22nd in its Top 100 ranking. To date, the group operates a total of 183 stores, 156 of which are in Germany, 22 in Austria, three in Share details Luxembourg and two in Switzerland. Code ADD Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ TMT ADVA Optical Networking ADVA Optical Networking is a company founded on innovation and Market cap* €337m driven to help our customers succeed. For over two decades, our *As at 30 October 2020 technology has empowered networks across the globe. We're continually developing breakthrough hardware and software that leads Share details the networking industry and creates new business opportunities. It's Code ADV these open connectivity solutions that enable our customers to deliver the cloud and mobile services that are vital to today's society and for imagining new tomorrows. Together, we're building a truly connected and sustainable future. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ Industrials AKASOL AKASOL is a leading German manufacturer of high-performance Market cap* €294m lithium-ion battery systems for buses, commercial vehicles, rail *As at 30 October 2020 vehicles, industrial vehicles, ships and boats. With almost 30 years of experience, AKASOL is a pioneer in the development and manufacture Share details of lithium-ion battery systems for commercial applications. AKASOL's Code ASL shares have been traded on the Prime Standard segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since 29 June 2018. Based in Germany, AKASOL operates a production facility in Langen (Hesse) with an annual production capacity of up to 300 MWh, which will be expanded to 800 MWh by 2020. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ 3 TMT All for One Group All for One Group enhances the competitive ability of its customers in Market cap* €235m a digital world. The group unites strategic and management consulting, *As at 30 October 2020 process consulting, industry insight and technology expertise, IT consulting and services under one roof. With market leading business Share details software solutions based on SAP, Microsoft and IBM together with Code A1OS more than 1,800 experts, All for One Group orchestrates all aspects of competitive strength: intelligent enterprise resource planning (ERP) as the digital core of any future-proof corporate IT, strategy, business model, customer & employee experience, new work, big data & analytics, but also IoT, artificial intelligence or cybersecurity & compliance. All for One Group assists more than 2,500 clients with their transformation and the expansion of their ability to compete. Market observers rank the leading consulting and IT group as the number one in the German-speaking SAP market. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ TMT Allgeier Allgeier is one of the leading technology companies for digital Market cap* €589m transformation. Allgeier is guiding its customer through the challenges *As at 30 October 2020 of digital change to ensure their future success. For global corporations and market and industry leaders from many verticals and Share details geographies, Allgeier is thinking breakthroughs for new digital Code AEIN business models, taking strategic priorities and executing fast and without fuss ground-breaking projects to create agile and intelligent enterprise for the digital era. With more than 10,600 employees and over 1,200 freelance experts, Allgeier covers the complete IT service spectrum from onsite to nearshore to offshore – with strong footholds in India, China, Vietnam and Eastern Europe. The fast-growing group, headquartered in Munich, Germany, has more than 120 offices worldwide in 28 countries across five continents. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ 4 Pharma & biotech AlzChem Group AlzChem Group is a vertically integrated manufacturer of various Market cap* €183m chemical products based on the NCN chain. These are products with *As at 30 October 2020 typical nitrogen-carbon-nitrogen bonding that are used in a wide variety of different industries. The company has a leading position in Share details select niche markets. The strategic focus of growth and the main focus Code ACT of its extensive research and development are on the business segment Specialty Chemicals. The company has around 1,500 employees at four sites in Germany and three other sites abroad. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ Consumer Amadeus FiRe For more than 30 years, Amadeus FiRe has been the specialist Market cap* €512m personnel service provider in the commercial and IT sector for *As at 30 October 2020 temporary employment, permanent placement and interim management. Together with the group's own training & education Share details institutes, the company offers applicants, employees, customers as Code AAD well as training and seminar participants a unique, interlinked portfolio of services. As a long-term partner, the Amadeus FiRe Group also acts beyond individual applications, customer enquiries or further Training and education. Sustainable relationships are strategically anchored and are supported and strengthened in a targeted manner. The company has a nationwide presence in the field of personnel services with over 20 branches and is therefore very familiar with the local candidate and job market. Information from http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/ 5 Real estate Aroundtown Aroundtown is trading on the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Market cap* €6.31bn Exchange and is the largest listed German commercial real estate *As at 30 October 2020 company. Aroundtown invests in income-generating quality properties with value-add potential in central locations in top-tier cities in Share details Germany/NL. Aroundtown (ISIN: LU1673108939) is a public limited Code AT1 liability company (société anonyme) established under the laws of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, registered with the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register (Registre de Commerce et des Sociétés, Luxembourg)
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