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Comparable peers Our margin presented to provide read-across for peers Determining the adjustments to our revenue For companies that act as an intermediary for services, consideration needs to be placed on how revenues are presented: gross or net of their related costs. This is the case in most accounting standards. Whether revenue is reflected on a gross or net basis does not impact gross profit or EBITDA. We have determined that we are the primary obligor for our advertiser services for advertising and targeted media delivery when we control the ad space/inventory, and this was agreed with our auditors To provide read-across to certain industry peers, several adjustments can be made to our Voidu and Real Time Bidding (RTB) business lines In order to derive Comp Market Net revenue, Reported Net Revenue is adjusted to exclude the publisher payments 1 Adjustments to Voidu Our Voidu business sells game software keys on behalf of publishers. Comp market Net Revenue equals Reported Net Revenue minus payments to publishers for software keys 2 Adjustments to RTB Our RTB business facilitates the buying and selling of ad impressions through our programmatic auction platform. Comp Market Net Revenue equals the Reported Net Revenue minus payments to publishers who we place ads with azerion Source: Deloitte De-SPAC due diligence report dated 28 September 2021. Adjusted EBITDA margin bridge €195.1m 150.9 14% 44.2 2020A Reported Revenue 1 22.4 Voidu adjustments Premium Gaming 2 36.1 RTB adjustments Ad Platform €136.6m 92.4 % 19% 44.2 2020 Illustrative Revenue €26.5m 2020A adj. EBITDA Adj. EBITDA margin 57
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