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①Low-cyclical and stable market demand... Stable growth supported by structural long-term drivers within the PDR segment KEY GROWTH DRIVERS IN THE EUROPEAN PDR MARKET Insurance customers (IC's) are price focused but also other criteria matter - the balancing between "premium" and "commodity" likely to prevail, depending on IC preferences and innovation pace +0-1% >>> +0-1% (0-1)%> Incident rate and magnitude +1-2%> Price of services Total restorable property value + Ability to pass through Number of households/ commercial properties + Value of households/ commercial properties wage inflation = Competitive pressure =IC purchasing behaviour + Major events PDR firms increasing +proportion of claim served Social habits Modernization of buildings, incl. smart detection technology Propensity to restore Insurance coverage Changes in deductible levels Restoration service vs. cash settlements ADDRESSABLE PDR MARKET VALUE EUR ~5.2bn EURbn Water damages (%09~) Fire damages (~40%) 3.9 1.3 1.6 0.5 2.1 Polygon is active in all areas of the addressable 2.3 market 0.8 3.1 Property stock & value growth The total installed base of restorable property and consequently the potential for damage is impacted to some extent by new builds Long term increase in real estate value impacts the value of insurance claims related to damage Increasing GDP¹) drives real estate and environmental services even further ESTIMATED DRIVERS OF PDR MARKET VALUE GROWTH - MARKET GROWTH EXPECTED AT 1-3% P.A. Ageing building stock Building stock is ageing which increases the risk of damages from e.g. pipe bursts and electrical fires Mitigation of accidents and reconstruction from damages to the ageing building stock create demand for preventive services Growing share of PDR coverage PDR suppliers are taking a larger share of the total market, reconstruction is increasingly included into the PDR scope Growth in damages to properties from water and fire drives the need and volume of reconstruction projects Residential damages (~75%) Commercial damages (~25%) Increasing no. of major events The size and rate of restoration required from significant incidents are driven by the increasing number and magnitude of major weather events Global warming increases the frequency of heavy rains and lightning causing floods and fires Note: 1) GDP Gross Domestic Product Source: Company information, Third party provider SUPPORTING MATERIALS | POLYGON 30
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