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July 22, 2020

Press ReleaseParis, July 22nd, 2020

Covid-19 action plan and Fit for Growth in full execution Improvement in EBITDA and free cash-flow versus H119 Q2 revenue performance in line 2020 objectives confirmed

Net revenue of 1,242million, down 8% on a comparable basis1Retail growth down 4% in H120 with a better resilience than expected in Q220

B&A performance impacted by low volumes in Q220 due to the Covid-19 related lockdowns in several countries

60m EBITDA impact executed through Fit for Growth and Covid-19 action plan

278 million EBITDA2, representing 22.4% of revenue (+400 basis points)

Strong 151 million free cash-flow reaching 54.3% conversion rate

87 million net result Group share +9% vs. H119 pro-forma

All 2020 objectives confirmedMid to high single digit organic decline in revenues for FY20FY20 EBITDA in percentage of net revenue above 21%

Free Cash Flow conversion rate above 50%

Ingenico Group (Euronext: FR0000125346 - ING), the global leader in seamless payment, today announced its results for the six-month period ended on June 30th, 2020.

Nicolas Huss, Chief Executive Officer of Ingenico Group, commented: In the context of the Covid-19 crisis, which has strongly impacted the second quarter, the Group posted a relatively resilient performance, with an 8% organic decline in the first half, due in part to a good start to the year in each of the business units and the better than expected performance of Retail in Q220.During this semester, we have successfully executed our holistic and robust Covid-19 action plan on top of the Fit for Growth plan and delivered 60 million in EBITDA impact in order to protect our profitability and free cash-flow generation. We have been able to strongly improve our margin in the first half of the year by 400 basis points and we have kept our cash conversion above 50%. I would like to thank of our teams for their focus and proactive mobilization during this period and for their full commitment to delivering these good first half results. Our long-term growth drivers remain intact and I am convinced that we should come out of the current crisis even stronger. Finally, the combination project with Worldline is on track and will offer a unique opportunity to create the undisputed European champion in payments on par with the largest international players, for the benefit of all our stakeholders.



H1 2020 Key figures

(in millions of euros) H1?20 H1?19 H1?19 H1?20 vs. H1?19 PF* PF*Revenue 1,399 1,602 1,611 -13%Interchange fees (157) (231) (231) -32%Net revenue 1,242 1,371 1,380 -9%Adjusted gross profit 572 586 572 -2% As a % of net revenue 46.1% 42.7% 41.5% +3.4 ptsAdjusted operating expenses (294) (333) (318) -12% As a % of net revenue -23.7% -24.3% -23.1% (0.6) ptsEBITDA 278 252 254 +10% As a % of net revenue 22.4% 18.4% 18.4% +4.0 ptsProfit from ordinary activities, 204 187 188 +9%adjusted (EBIT) As a % of net revenue 16.4% 13.6% 13.6% +2.8 ptsOperating income 131 124 124 +6%Net profit 92 80 82 +14%Net profit attributable to Group 87 80 80 +9%shareholders (in millions of euros) H1?20 H1?19 H1?19 H1?20 vs. H1?19 PF*Free cash flow 151 - 120 +25% % FCF/EBITDA conversion 54.3% - 47.4% +6.9 ptsNet debt 1,178 - 1,466 -20%

Net debt-to-EBITDA ratio^3 1.9x - 2.7x (0.8)x

Equity attributable to Group 2,276 - 2,085 +9%shareholders

* H1 2019 PF figures include the restatement of Healthcare France contribution after the disposal of the entity in 2019 and costs reallocation related to the legal reorganization effective as of January 1st, 2020 as described in exhibit 5.

H1 2020 Q2 2020Net revenues ?m % Change ?m % Change Comparable^1 Reported Comparable^1 ReportedRetail 631 -4% -6% 291 -14% -17%SMBs 114 -2% -2% 54 -9% -10%Global Online 169 -2% -3% 78 -11% -14%Enterprise 170 -6% -13% 77 -19% -26%Payone 179 -5% -5% 83 -16% -16%B&A 611 -12% -13% 293 -22% -24%EMEA 213 -12% -11% 102 -21% -21%Latin America 89 -19% -38% 40 -30% -48%North America 122 45% 67% 67 43% 57%Asia-Pacific 187 -26% -25% 84 -39% -38%TOTAL 1,242 -8% -10% 584 -18% -21%



2020 second quarter performance

In the second quarter of 2020, net revenue totalled 584million, representing a 18% decrease on a comparable basis. On a reported basis net revenue was 21% lower than in the second quarter of 2019 and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 17 million and the effect of Healthcare France disposal.

Over the quarter, the Retail Business Unit reported a net revenue of 291million, showing a decrease of 14% on a comparable basis. On a reported basis, net revenue decreased by 17% during the quarter and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 4 million and the effect of Healthcare France disposal. Compared with Q219, the various activities performed as follows on a like-for-like basis:

-- SMB (down 9%): The second quarter performance came in above our expectations with gradual recovery across the quarter. On top, the business line has benefitted from its business model partly based on monthly subscriptions providing resilience despite the slowdown in transaction volumes. During the quarter, and despite the lockdowns, SMB has been able to deliver a steady onboarding rate of merchants on its platform with c.1,000 net new customers per months (above 4,000 gross new customers), thanks to a decrease of the churn rate during the period and a well-balanced online and instore merchants gains. During the second quarter, the all-in one instore offering, Bambora connect, tailored for ISVs is continuing to gain traction with two contracts signed that will ramp-up in the fourth quarter of 2020. -- Global Online (down 11%): The second quarter performance came in line with our expectations driven by a drop in transaction volumes in specific verticals related to the Covid-19 spread across the globe. Our travel vertical (c.35% of volumes pre-Covid) has been strongly impacted and represents today less than 10% (below 10% in April, exiting June above 15%) of overall volumes. Some recoveries have been identified on the last part of the quarter on regional travel but international travel is not planned to revive before 2021 as mentioned in Q120. In the meantime, Global Online has experienced a good dynamic on the non-travel verticals, such as digital goods, gaming, or marketplaces, growing double-digit, but not able to fully compensate the Travel impact. On the regional side, APAC and North America have been dynamic while LATAM has been impacted by its verticals exposure. Despite the Covid-19 environment, Global Online has pursued its commercial deployment with new client wins during the quarter such as Asos, Porter or Rappi. -- Enterprise (down 19%): Performance came slightly better than expectations during the second quarter despite the Covid-19 spread and the high comparison basis in Q219 driven by Healthcare Germany activities. Excluding this specific effect, Enterprise was down 13% on an organic basis. Both sale of POS and transaction activities have been hurt by the lockdowns in Europe, Pacific & Turkey. After a severe impact from mid-March to mid-May, transactions have grown back, reaching a normative level in End of June. In the meantime, all the local and pan-European omnichannel programs have been maintained by Retailers with an expected contribution during the second half 2020 to be back to normative levels of activity. In parallel, North American POS activities have been impacted in the same extend as Europe by the lockdowns. -- Payone (down 16%): The second quarter performance came in better than expected with a faster recovery in May and June of transaction activities fuelled by an acceleration of the shift towards electronic payments. During the Covid-19 spread, usage of card payment in the German market has strongly increased, thanks to the improvement of payment threshold leading to a higher usage of contactless payments that represents today c.60% of electronic payments vs c.50% pre-Covid. The conversion of saving banks customers to Payone payment solution continued during the quarter, driven by the one-stop shop offering and digital onboarding capabilities, with more than 1,000 net new merchants joining the platform every month. The DACH region shift acceleration towards electronic payments will benefit to Payone performance in the coming quarters.

The B&A Business Unit posted a net revenue of 293million, a 22% decrease on a comparable basis. On a reported basis the activity decreased by 24% and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 12million. Compared to H119, the various regions performed as follows on a like-for-like basis:

-- Europe, Middle-East & Africa (down 21%): The second quarter performance came in line with our expectation in the Covid-19 spread in Europe, impacted by lockdowns in most countries. In Western Europe, some countries such as France has shown resilience in that environment, while countries such as DACH and Iberia has shown a good dynamic, fuelled by Terminal as a Service contract signed in Q120 for the latest. In the meantime, the UK and Italy have been strongly impacted by the lockdowns during the quarter. As expected, Eastern Europe, after being back to growth in Q120, has pursued on the same trajectory, while Russia has continued to suffer from a high comparison basis in Q220. This situation should normalize in the coming quarters on the overall performance. -- Asia-Pacific (down 39%): The dynamic in the region came in below our expectations during the quarter. China, after a Q120 fuelled by the delivery and deployment of end of year 2019 APOS orders, has been impacted by a very low pipeline due to the lack of projects initiated in Q120 in a lockdowns environment and a very high comparison basis as Q219 was the highest net revenue point last year. In parallel, India has been strongly impacted by the lockdowns that will be prolonged beyond the end of June. As during Q120, South East Asia came in softer on the back of Indonesia suffering from a high comparison basis. In the meantime, the Pacific region has shown resilience in that context, benefitting from the ongoing impact of commercial successes and pipeline of projects. -- Latin America (down 30%): The dynamic in the region came in line with our expectations with Brazilian market impacted by the Covid-19 spread during the quarter, combined with high comparison basis. This situation should continue to weight in the coming quarters. In other countries, such as Columbia, Argentina and Peru, the momentum keeps ongoing on the same trajectory as Q120, fuelled by the contracts signed and the pipeline of projects. -- North America (up 43%): As for Q120, net revenue from the region was strong throughout the quarter, with an acceleration in Canada after being back to a normative level of activity during the last quarter. Growth of US-based activity remained strong benefitting from the early implementation of our ISV vertical initiative showing a continuous strong dynamic fuelled by project delivery and development of partner programs. The ongoing demand on back of the EMV cycle renewals remains robust and some consolidation of market shares has been achieved. Overall, the pipe should sustain the level of activity in the coming quarters, becoming stable sequentially.

2020 first half-year performance and financial results

In the first half of 2020, net revenue totalled 1,242million, representing a 8% decrease on a comparable basis. On a reported basis net revenue was 10% lower than in the first half of 2019 and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 20 million and the effect of Healthcare France disposal.

Over the semester, the Retail Business Unit reported a net revenue of 631million, showing a decrease of 4% on a comparable basis. On a reported basis, net revenue decreased by 6% during the semester and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 4 million and the effect of Healthcare France disposal.

The B&A Business Unit posted a net revenue of 611million, a 12% decrease on a comparable basis. On a reported basis the activity decreased by 13% and included a negative foreign exchange impact of 16million.

Adjusted gross profit

In the first half of 2020, adjusted gross profit reached 572 million, representing 46.1% of net revenue to be compared with 586 million in the first half of 2019 pro-forma, or 42.7% of net revenue.

Retail adjusted gross profit rate was slightly up due to the mix of activities and B&A adjusted margin was positively impacted by an favourable geographical mix, mainly driven by the 45% organic growth in North America and a better relative performance in EMEA compared to emerging countries (Latin America and Asia-Pacific). Otherwise, the adjusted gross profit has benefitted as well from 25m positive impact derived from Fit for Growth and Covid-19 action plan execution during the first half 2020.

Adjusted operating expenses

During this first half of 2020, adjusted operating expenses have reached 294 million, down 39 million or 12% versus the first half of 2019 pro-forma. Adjusted operating expenses rate has decreased from 24.3% to 23.7% down 60 bps compared to the first half of 2019 pro-forma. Otherwise, the adjusted operating expenses have benefitted as well from 35m positive impact derived from Fit for Growth and Covid-19 action plan execution during the first half 2020.

EBITDA margin

EBITDA came in at 278million (22.4% of net revenue), against 252 million (18.4% of net revenue) in the first half of 2019 pro-forma (254million on reported basis), thus an improvement of 26 million (up 400 bps on EBITDA margin), despite the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on revenues. The Group EBITDA has benefitted from the execution of the Fit for Growth plan and the Covid-19 action plan initiated during the semester. The combined effect of those two initiatives has delivered 60 million EBITDA impact in the first half of 2020, before 3 million investments dedicated for the PPaaS initiative of B&A.

The Retail EBITDA came in at 141million (22.3% of net revenue) to be compared with 130 million (19.6% of net revenue) in H119 pro-forma, an increase of 270 bps. This overall performance is fully in line with our annual Retail EBITDA trajectory.

The B&A EBITDA stood at 154million (25.2% of net revenue) to be compared with 150 million (21.1% of net revenue) in H119 pro-forma, increasing by 410 bps. This EBITDA margin improvement is derived from a strong performance in revenue in North America and costs savings initiatives.

The corporate costs during the first half of 2020 are down 10 million to 17 million (27 million in H119 pro-forma), reflecting the strong action plan executed within Fit for Growth and Covid-19 aiming at reducing corporate costs to c.45 million in 2020 versus 50 million in 2019. The first half 2020 achievement is fully in line with our full year 2020 trajectory.

Operating income

EBIT margin reached 204million, compared to 187 million in the first half of 2019 pro-forma (188million on reported basis).

The other income and expenses (OIE) reached -24million compared to -13 million in H119 pro-forma (-13 million on reported basis), fully in line with our full year trajectory and under control.

The operating income also includes purchase price allocation amortization that represented 50million in the first half of 2020 compared to 50million in H119 (see exhibit 4).

After other income & expenses and purchase price allocation described above, operating income came in at 131million, compared to 124 million in the first half of 2019 pro-forma (124million on a reported basis).

Net profit attributable to shareholders

The financial result accounted for -15 million compared to -22 million in H119 pro-forma (-21 million on reported basis).

Income tax landed at -24 million in this first half from -21 million in the first half of 2019 pro-forma (-21 million on reported basis). The latter has benefited from the specific tax provisions related to the Covid-19 situation. The effective tax rate landed at 21%, against 20.8% in H119 pro forma (20.4% in H119 reported).

After accounting for 5million of non-controlling interests, the 2020 first half Group net profit attributable to shareholders came in at 87 million, up 9% compared to 80 million in the first half of 2019 pro-forma (up 8% vs. 80 million on reported basis).

Cash generation

The free cash flow improved very significantly during the first half of 2020 at 151million compared to 120million in the first half of 2019. The major elements of the free cash-flow improvement were:

-- Contribution of EBITDA increase of 24 million on reported basis; -- Strong improvement of change in working capital by 14 million, resulting from a continuous and strict cash control process with a better efficiency on cash collection; -- Decrease of capital expenditure by 4 million reaching 56 million, against 60million in H119. The level of capital intensity is fully in line with the Group mid-term investment policy despite the Covid-19 crisis; -- OIE increased by 7 million reaching 24 million in line with our annual objective; -- Interests paid stable at 8 million; -- Tax paid increased by 7 million, from 25 million in the first half of 2019 to 32 million in the first half of 2020 due to a positive 16 million one-off reimbursement in H120 of the French tax authority and to 8 million tax payment delayed to H220 related to the Covid-19 situation.

In consequence, free cash-flow conversion rate for the first half 2020 came in at 54.3%, to be compared to 47.4% in the first half of 2019 (c.37% in H119 and c.46% in H120 netted from the one-off tax reimbursement and tax payment delay).

Group net debt

The Group's net debt decreased to 1,178million against 1,307million at the beginning of the year, or a 130 million decrease. The major element of this evolution is the 151 million free cash-flow generation. The ratio of net debt to EBITDA3 is down to 1.9x from 2.2x at the end of 2019 and 2.7x end of June 2019.

All 2020 objectives confirmed

-- Net revenue: a mid to high single digit organic decline -- EBITDA: an EBITDA margin above 21% (20.9% in FY19) -- Free cash-flow conversion: a FCF conversion above 50%

The 2020 objectives communicated in April have been built on the three following scenarios structured around different recovery curves and taking into account business assumptions unchanged, i.e. a progressive pick-up in consumption while stores re-open depending on sanitary constraints, a central scenario on travel with no recovery of international travel before end 2020 and a gradual pick-up on regional travel, and some possible short and local re-confinements in the countries in which the Group operates.

-- Scenario 1: return to the pre-Covid-19 4% to 6% organic growth guidance in Q420 leading to a mid-single digit organic decline in FY20; -- Scenario 2: return to the pre-Covid-19 4% to 6% organic growth guidance in December 2020 leading to a mid to high single digit organic decline in FY20; -- Scenario 3: return to the pre-Covid-19 4% to 6% organic growth guidance in Q121 leading to a high single digit organic decline in FY20.



Based on these scenarios, Ingenico Group has sized and activated in early March a strong and holistic action plan aimed at adapting its cost structure, protecting profitability and preserving cash. This sizing was decided upon the basis of the most conservative scenario (Scenario 3). Consequently, on top of the Fit for Growth plan that will deliver 35 million EBITDA impact in 2020, this C19 action plan implemented during Q120 will deliver 100 million added EBITDA impact in 2020. The combination of the two plans will reduce the Groups operating expenses and other cost of sales by up to 13 %.

As of end July 2020, the scenario 2 seems to be most likely. On that basis, the Group preserves the possibility to release a part of the savings expected in the frame of Covid-19 action plan if this scenario is confirmed in the course of the third quarter 2020.

Ingenico Groups long-term growth drivers remain intact and we are convinced that the Group should come out of the current crisis even stronger with the engagement of all of the teams serving our clients for the benefit of all of our stakeholders.



Audio Webcast & Conference Call

The financial results for the first half 2020 will be discussed in an audio webcast and a Group telephone conference call to be held on 22ndJuly 2020 at 6.00pm Paris time (5.00pm UK time). The presentation and audio webcast will be accessible at www.ingenico.com/finance. The call will be accessible by dialing one of the following numbers: +33(0)170377166 (from France), +12129996659 (from the US) and +442030032666 (from other countries) with the conference password:Ingenico.

This press release contains forward-looking statements. The trends and objectives given in this release are based on data, assumptions and estimates considered reasonable by Ingenico Group. These data, assumptions and estimates may change or be amended as a result of uncertainties connected in particular to the performance of Ingenico Group and its subsidiaries. These forward-looking statements in no case constitute a guarantee of future performance, and involve risks and uncertainties. Actual performance may differ materially from that expressed or suggested in the forward-looking statements. Ingenico Group therefore makes no firm commitment on the realization of the growth objectives shown in this release. Ingenico Group and its subsidiaries, as well as their executives, representatives, employees and respective advisors, undertake no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements contained in this release, whether as a result of new information, future developments or otherwise. This release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy or subscribe for securities or financial instruments.

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EXHIBIT 1Basis for preparing the 2020 interim financial statements

The consolidated interim financial statements have been drawn up in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). In order to provide meaningful comparable information, these data have been presented on an adjusted basis, i.e. restated to reflect the depreciation and amortization expenses arising on the acquisition of new entities. Pursuant to IFRS3R, the purchase price for new entities is allocated to the identifiable assets acquired and subsequently amortized over specified periods.

The main financial data for the first half of 2020 have been analyzed on an adjusted basis, i.e. before purchase price allocation (PPA). Please see Exhibit 4.

Net revenues correspond to IFRS revenues adjusted from interchange fees.

The adjusted gross margin and the adjusted operational expenses disclosed exclude the depreciation and amortization, provisions, expenses for the shares distributed to employees and officers and purchase price allocation (PPA) Please see Exhibit 4.

EBITDA is not an accounting term; it is a financial metric defined here as profit from ordinary activities before depreciation, amortization and provisions, and before expenses for shares distributed to employees and officers. EBITDA considers the impacts of IFRS 16. The reconciliation of adjusted profit from ordinary operations to EBITDA is available in Exhibit 4.

EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes) is equal to profit from ordinary activities, adjusted for amortization of the purchase price for newly acquired entities allocated to the identifiable assets acquired.

Free cash flow is equal to EBITDA less: cash and other operating income and expenses, changes in working capital requirements, investing activities net of disposals, financial expenses net of financial income, tax paid and the reimbursement of lease liability resulting from IFRS 16.

The financial net debt disclosed excludes the financing line of merchants pre-financing as well as lease liabilities resulting from the first application of IFRS 16.



EXHIBIT 2GROSS AND NET REVENUE

Following the achievement of the Group operating model redesign, the reporting has been adjusted as follow:

-- Restatement of Healthcare France contribution after the disposal of the entity end 2019 -- Mexico is now allocated in North America versus Latin America previously following a change in management responsibility

In parallel, as announced and to provide a greater transparency and to make it easier to read the performance, revenue are now reported on a net basis (excluding interchange fees).

1. FORMER REPORTING ON REPORTED BASIS (GROSS REVENUE) In Millions of euros Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2019 Q4 2019 2019Retail 435 471 501 512 1,919SMBs 79 85 90 89 343Global Online 133 141 152 155 582Enterprise 91 104 101 116 412Payone 131 142 158 152 582Banks & Acquirers 318 387 379 367 1,451EMEA 110 130 116 118 473Latin America 65 78 96 85 325North America 31 42 56 60 189APAC 112 136 111 104 463TOTAL 753 858 880 879 3,370 2. NEW REPORTING ON A PRO FORMA BASIS (GROSS REVENUE) In Millions of euros Q1 2019 PF Q2 2019 PF Q3 2019 PF Q4 2019 PF 2019 PFRetail 430 464 500 512 1,906SMBs 79 85 90 89 343Global Online 133 141 152 155 582Enterprise 87 96 99 116 399Payone 131 142 158 152 582Banks & Acquirers 319 389 376 365 1,449EMEA 111 132 117 119 479Latin America 57 72 83 81 293North America 37 46 62 57 201APAC 115 140 114 108 477TOTAL 749 853 875 878 3,355



3. FORMER REPORTING ON REPORTED BASIS (NET REVENUE) In Millions of euros Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2019 Q4 2019 2019Retail 324 351 376 394 1,444SMBs 57 60 64 66 246Global Online 85 90 99 101 374Enterprise 91 104 101 116 412Payone 91 98 112 111 412Banks & Acquirers 318 387 379 367 1,451EMEA 110 130 116 118 473Latin America 65 78 96 85 325North America 31 42 56 60 189APAC 112 136 111 104 463TOTAL 642 738 755 761 2,895 4. NEW REPORTING ON A PRO FORMA BASIS (NET REVENUE) In Millions of euros Q1 2019 PF Q2 2019 PF Q3 2019 PF Q4 2019 PF 2019 PFRetail 319 344 374 394 1,431SMBs 57 60 64 66 246Global Online 85 90 99 101 375Enterprise 87 96 99 116 399Payone 91 98 112 111 412Banks & Acquirers 319 389 376 365 1,449EMEA 111 132 117 119 479Latin America 57 72 83 81 293North America 37 46 62 57 201APAC 115 140 114 108 477TOTAL 638 733 750 760 2,881



EXHIBIT 3

Income statements, balance sheet, cash flow statements

1. CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENTS (in millions of euros) 30 June 2020 30 June 2019 30 June 2019 Proforma Reported REVENUE 1,398.8 1,602.1 1,610.7Cost of sales (861.6) (1,053.4) (1,073.7) GROSS PROFIT 537.2 548.7 537.0 Distribution and marketing costs (131.0) (144.4) (149.5)Research and development expenses (106.6) (108.9) (97.7)Administrative expenses (144.6) (159.0) (152.3) PROFIT FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES 155.0 136.4 137.5 Other operating income 6.2 3.8 3.8Other operating expenses (30.6) (16.7) (17.0) PROFIT FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 130.6 123.5 124.3 NET FINANCE COSTS (14.5) (22.1) (21.4) PROFIT BEFORE INCOME TAX 116.0 101.4 102.8 Income tax expense (24.4) (21.1) (21.0) NET PROFIT 91.7 80.3 81.9 Attributable to: - IngenicoGroup SA shareholders 87.0 79.8 80.4- non-controlling interests 4.7 0.5 1.5 EARNINGS PER SHARE (in euros) Net earnings: - basic earnings per share 1.39 1.29 1.30- diluted earnings per share 1.38 1.29 1.30



2. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET ASSETS (in millions of euros) 30 June 31 Dec. 2020 2019Goodwill 2,780.5 2,800.2Other intangible assets 1,060.1 1,105.0Property, plant and equipment 171.4 186.9Investments in equity-accounted investees 1.3 1.3Financial assets 28.9 32.1Deferred tax assets 50.6 56.1Other non-current assets 52.9 58.9TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 4,145.8 4,240.5Inventories 150.6 188.1Trade and related receivables 657.8 713.4Receivables related to intermediation activities 228.8 336.4Other current assets 57.5 42.8Current tax assets 15.1 20.7Derivative financial instruments 7.8 5.7Funds related to intermediation activities 853.7 1,205.5Cash and cash equivalents 1,433.4 813.8TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 3,404.7 3,326.4TOTAL ASSETS 7,550.5 7,566.9 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES --(in millions of euros) 30 June 31 Dec. 2020 2019Share capital 63.7 63.7Share premium account 902.3 902.3Other reserves 1,447.4 1,354.1Translation differences (137.0) (81.8)Equity for the period attributable to Ingenico GroupSA 2,276.5 2,238.3shareholdersNon-controlling interests 280.1 274.6TOTAL EQUITY 2,556.6 2,512.9Long-term debt 1,653.8 1,652.7Provisions for retirement and benefit obligations 63.9 63.0Other long-term provisions 28.2 21.1Deferred tax liabilities 203.1 222.1Other non-current liabilities 49.5 59.1TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 1,998.6 2,018.0Short-term financial liabilities 1,129.3 642.6Other short-term provisions 18.2 20.8Trade and related payables 671.2 670.4Payables related to intermediation activities 1,016.7 1,469.9Other current liabilities 109.7 182.6Current tax liabilities 39.4 44.8Derivative financial instruments 10.6 4.9TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 2,995.3 3,036.0TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,993.9 5,054.0TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 7,550.5 7,566.93. CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENTS (in millions of euros) 30 June 30 June 2020 2019 Profit for the period 91.7 81.9 Adjustments for: - Income tax expense/(income) 24.4 21.0 - Depreciation. amortization and provisions 113.3 111.0 - Revaluation gains/losses (fair value and financial 3.7 5.3 liabilities)- Profits on disposal of assets 0.1 (3.7) - Net interest costs/(revenue) 18.0 20.1 - Share-based payment expense 9.2 4.7 Interest paid (15.8) (16.4) Income tax paid (31.5) (24.7) Cash flows from operating activities before change in net 213.1 199.1 working capital Inventories 30.9 (23.0) Trade and other receivables 26.8 25.2 Trade payables and other payables (48.1) (6.5) Change in net working capital 9.7 (4.2) Change in working capital of merchants pre-financing (6.4) (8.1) NET CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 216.4 186.9 Acquisition of tangible and intangible assets (63.2) (60.0) Proceeds from sale of tangible. intangible and financial 11.9 6.1 assetsProceeds from divestment in equity-accounted investees and - 4.8 non-controlling interestsAcquisition of subsidiaries. net of cash acquired (5.0) (72.7) Loans and advances granted (1.6) (2.9) Loan repayments received 1.7 1.5 Dividends received 1.4 0.1 Interest received 6.3 4.4 CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES (48.5) (118.6) Capital increases - (0.1) Purchase/(sale) of treasury shares - 0.1 Loans and borrowings issued 750.0 126.5 Repayment of loans and borrowings (248.0) (0.7) Financing of merchant pre-financing 3.2 6.0 Changes in other financial liabilities (14.6) (14.9) Dividends paid to shareholders - (3.8) NET CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES 490.5 113.8 Currency translation effect (19.6) 3.3 CHANGE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 638.9 185.4 Net cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the period 770.6 762.7 Net cash and cash equivalents at period end 1,409.7 948.0 30 June 30 June 2020 2019CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENT Short-term investments and short-term deposits (only for 580.1 140.2 the portion considered as cash equivalents)Cash 853.3 953.5 Bank overdrafts (23.7) (145.7) TOTAL NET CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 1,409.7 948.0



EXHIBIT 4

Impact of purchase price allocation ("PPA")

H1 2020 Other D H1 2020 PPA H1 2020(in millions of euros) adjusted &A excl. Impact incl. PPA PPAGross profit 572 (18) 554 (17) 537Operating expenses (294) (55) (349) (33) (382)EBITDA/Profit from ordinary 278 (74) 204 (50) 155activities

Reconciliation of profit from ordinary activities to EBITDA

EBITDA represents profit from ordinary activities, restated to include the following:

-- Provisions for impairment of tangible and intangible assets, net of reversals (including impairment of goodwill or other intangible assets with indefinite lives, but not provisions for impairment of inventories, trade and related receivables and other current assets), and provisions for risks and charges (both current and non-current) on the liability side of the balance sheet, net of reversals. -- Expenses recognized in connection with the award of stock options, free shares or any other payments to be accounted for using IFRS 2, share-based compensation.

Reconciliation:

(in millions of euros) H1 2020 H1 2019Profit from ordinary activities 155 138Allocated assets amortization (PPA) 50 50EBIT 204 188Other D&A and changes in provisions 64 61Share-based compensation 9 5EBITDA 278 254



EXHIBIT 5

H119 to H119 pro forma reconciliation

As part of the initiatives of its "Fit for Growth" strategic plan aimed at ensuring growth and improving the performance of its operations, the Group completed the legal reorganisation of its entities at the end of 2019, thereby strengthening the consistency between its strategy and the management of its two business segments: "Banks and Acquirers" and "Retail".

On 1 January 2020, two dedicated holding companies were formed, to which the subsidiaries now operating in a single business segment are attached. Prior to this, the Group's mixed entities were first split and then attached to these two parent entities. These two holding companies are fully owned by the parent company Ingenico Group SA.

In the first half of 2020, this organisation was fully operational.

In view of this reorganisation, service agreements between the Group and the business units as well as within the different business units were put in place during the half-year, leading to changes in performance monitoring. Segment reporting has been amended accordingly, and the 2019 information has been restated to facilitate comparison. The Corporate related costs have not been allocated to the two business units and the generated margin within the Terminals activities stays allocated between Retail and B&A reflecting synergies that Retail benefits from the Group.

H1 2019 Healthcare Legal & H1 2019(in millions of euros) reported France reporting proforma reorganizationRevenue 1,380 (8) (0) 1,371Adjusted gross profit 572 (5) 18 586Adjusted operating (318) 3 (18) (333)expensesEBITDA 254 (2) (0) 252



1 On a like-for-like basis and at constant rate



2EBITDA is not an accounting term: it is a financial metric defined here as profit from ordinary activities before depreciation, amortization and provisions, and before share-based compensations.



3On a LTM basis





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