Emailvision reports Third Quarter results

Emailvision, the global market and technology leader in software as a service (SaaS) for email marketing, announces its 2010 Q3 revenues.

€ millions 2010 2009 Change   Revenue - Q1 9.0 6.2 +45% Revenue - Q2 10.3 7.0 +47% Revenue - Q3 10.6 7.6 +39% Revenue - 9 months to September 29.9 20.8 +44% Backlog as at 30 September 51.1 34.8 +47%

> Continued revenue and backlog growth

Emailvision’s revenues for the third quarter reached €10.6 million, growing by 39% compared to the same period last year.

Revenues for the nine months grew by 44% compared to the same period last year, reaching €29.9 million.

With a backlog of 51.1 million as of 30 September 2010, an increase of 47% from 30 September 2009, Emailvision is well positioned to move forward with an aggressive investment strategy that expands leadership opportunities in the fast moving Email Services market.

> Emailvision placed in 264th position of the Software 500 global ranking and appears in the Top 10 fastest-growing companies

For the first time, Emailvision appears in Software Magazine’s annual global ranking, which lists the 500 largest software companies in the world.

Ranked in 264th place, Emailvision, the global market and technology leader in Software as a Service “SaaS” for email marketing, continues its strong progression, distinguishing itself by recording an exceptional growth over the last 18 months. Emailvision’s ranking is based on $40.9 million in revenue sales and reflects a 27.4% year on year annual growth, allowing it to enter in the top 10 companies with the strongest growth (in the $30-50 million revenue category).

The Software 500 ranking is based on total worldwide software and services revenue for 2009. This includes revenues from software licenses, maintenance and support, training and software-related services and consulting.

>Successful Standard Market Offering by EMV Holdco

During the Standard Market Offer targeting Emailvision shares, which took place from 24 September until 14 October 2010 inclusive, EMV Holdco SAS bought on the open market slightly more than 3.2 million shares at a unit price of €3.95.

At the end of the Standard Market Offer, EMV Holdco SAS directly held 17 million Emailvision shares, representing 82.64% of both the capital and the voting rights.

Acting in concert with Sophrosyne Capital and Conversion Capital Partners, it controls 20.4 million shares, representing 98.94% of both the capital and the voting rights.

Nick Heys commented: “The success of this operation marks a new stage in Emailvision’s development. The partnership with Francisco Partners will give the group the increased means to follow its international expansion strategy.”