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Netcompany Group Investor update summary

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Investor update summary10 Nov, 2026

Transaction and funding

  • DKK 325m subscription for new DCAI shares at a DKK 875m pre-money valuation, securing a 23.7% stake; DCAI raises DKK 500m in total, with all three investors on identical terms.

  • Following completion, Novo Nordisk Fonden holds 52.6% of DCAI, while EIFO and the new investor each hold 23.7%.

  • One of DCAI’s four director seats can be nominated; André Rogaczewski joins the board at completion.

  • Proceeds fund capacity expansion, GPU hardware, related technology, organisational capacity and operations.

  • Future capacity and hardware growth is expected to use third-party financing matched to customer demand and operational readiness, rather than repeated capital contributions.

Sovereign AI strategy and platform

  • Gefion provides sovereign Danish GPU capacity; the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD has 1,528 NVIDIA H100 GPUs and already serves users in defence, research and healthcare.

  • The offering combines compute, model choice, governance, government integration, agents and applications as an open, model-agnostic stack for critical services, with potential to scale across Europe.

  • Feniks Governance provides orchestration, inference, security, access control, monitoring, governance and usage-based billing; Feniks Learn, Build and Test target software development and testing workflows.

  • Feniks Agentic and Feniks Public Sector are intended to deliver reusable agents and AI services grounded in public-sector knowledge; the platform is open to other IT suppliers.

  • A ready-to-deploy, usage-billed service combines the five layers; fit-for-purpose models, shared infrastructure, European data and local governance aim to limit critical dependencies and unnecessary compute.

Market opportunity and commercial model

  • By 2031, estimated Danish sovereign AI demand is 50–80 MW of IT load, within a total Danish AI market of 200–320 MW; illustrative compute revenue exceeds DKK 100m annually per MW of IT load.

  • For 2027–2031, the Danish sovereign compute market is estimated above DKK 15bn, with the service layer at least another DKK 15bn; combined opportunity exceeds DKK 30bn.

  • Four revenue streams: DCAI compute and equity value creation; Feniks platform and governance; government integration and operations; AI agents and solutions.

  • Software can be deployed on DCAI infrastructure for regulated entities in Denmark and Europe; revenue is expected from 2027 and then to accelerate.

  • DCAI’s associated-company result is recognized below EBIT; software licence and other direct revenue is recognized in group revenue and EBIT.

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Netcompany Group A/S, an IT services company, delivers business critical IT solutions to public and private sector customers across industries. Netcompany is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark and employs 1,400 specialists in Denmark, Germany, Norway and Poland. The services are divided into four business units: Application Services Center (ASC), Infrastructure Services Center (ISC), Software Development (SD) and Business Unit Outsourcing (BPO).