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DGAP-News: Reply Deutschland AG / Key word(s): Quarter Results Reply Deutschland AG: On Track, Positive Third Quarter

05.11.2013 / 09:13

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Guidance confirmed

Gtersloh, 05 November 2013 - Reply Deutschland AG today published the 9 months results of financial year 2013. In the group, the software integrator achieved revenues of EUR 44.8 million, 4% above the previous year. Earnings before taxes, interest and depreciation (EBITDA) amounted to EUR 5.0 million following EUR 2.2 million in the last year. Earnings before taxes (EBT) were EUR 4.2 million coming from EUR 1.5 million in 2012. Altogether, Reply Deutschland group after tax and minority shares obtained a net profit of EUR 3.3 million until now (previous year: net profit EUR 0.7 million). The profitability situation has been influenced by one-off effects of the sale of Tool Reply (EUR 1.8 million pre-tax).

Third Quarter - Reply Deutschland AG Group achieved revenues of EUR 15.3 million in the third quarter of 2013, 4% more than those of the third quarter 2012. The EBITDA has increased to EUR 1.6 million, 40% more than in the third quarter 2012 (EUR 1.1 million). Amounting to 10.3% the EBITDA margin is back to the double-digit range (Q3 2012: EBITDA-margin 7.6%).

Liquidity and staff - Cash flow (according to DVFA/SG) up to now amounted to EUR 4.6 million (previous year: EUR 1.9 million) in 2013. Liquidity was EUR 12.8 million, subject to seasonal influences lower than the value achieved at the end of 2012 (EUR 15.3 million). The equity ratio rose to 58% following 55% at the end of 2012. 394 employees were active in the group at the end of September 2013, 2% less compared to the respective period of 2012.

Status and Outlook - Reply Deutschland AG group unchanged assumes to be able to continue the current development path with regard to growth and profitability. We therefore confirm the guidance for the year 2013 stating the revenue shall increase slightly. We as well work on the profitability which shall exceed the EBITDA margin of 6.2% obtained in 2012 on an annual basis.

For further inquiries please contact:

Michael Lckenktter Director Investor Relations Reply Bartholomusweg 26 33334 Gtersloh Tel.: +49 (5241) 5009-1017 E-Mail: m.lueckenkoetter@reply.de http://www.reply.de

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Social media giant Facebook has waded into one of Europe longest-running conflicts after it banned pages belonging to Turkey's largest pro-Kurdish political party.

The main page of the Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) came down on Tuesday, October 29, following several warnings about posting content related to a Kurdish militia fighting in northern Syria and an interview with one of its deputies in which she spoke out for political autonomy of Kurdistan.

Facebook policy on censorship and the recognition of the Kurdish identity proved to be worse than that of Turkey, the party said in a statement.

Long running conflict

Turkey has been in conflict with the armed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which began a war of insurrection in the 1980s seeking independence for swathes of Turkey's southeast, home to the majority of Turkey's estimated 14 million ethnic Kurds. That demand has since been downgraded to political autonomy for minorities. Still, the PKK is listed as a terrorist organization by the European Union, United States and Turkey.

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Facebook denies that the page came down over the use of Kurdistan -- a term that denotes a Kurdish homeland that encompasses territory in Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria.

Its statement from Facebook's European office to Deutsche Welle reads in full:

The BDP page was not removed for mentioning the word 'Kurdistan'. It is true that several BDP pages have been taken down from Facebook. This is because these pages have repeatedly breached Facebook's rules. These rules allow users of Facebook to post political content, including controversial views, but prohibit the posting of content that shows support for internationally-recognised illegal terrorist organisations [including the PKK].

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