IR Top Lugano Small & Mid Cap Investor Day September 21st, NOTORIOUS PICTURES Digital Entertainment Company

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IR Top Lugano Small & Mid Cap Investor Day September 21st, 2018 NOTORIOUS PICTURES Digital Entertainment Company

1. ExecuKve Summary Who we are v Notorious Pictures ( Notorious ), founded in 2012 by Guglielmo MarcheI, with offices in Rome and Milan, is an important player in the produc<on and distribu<on of mul<media contents in Italy. v The company is ac<ve in: (i) acquisikon of distribukon rights from third party producers and produckon or co- produckon of feature films; (ii) acquisi<on and distribu<on of direct to video film rights; and (iii) execukve produckon on behalf of interna<onal producers. v Notorious exploits the distribu<on rights of its library through the following main channels: Cinema; Home- Video; Pay TV and Pay Per View; Free TV; Digital (Video on Demand Subscrip<on Video on Demand, Electronic Sell Through, Electronic Rental). v Currently the company s library includes over 950 films at different stages in the distribu<on process and 7 own produckon and co- produckon films. The distribu<on agreements typically allow Notorious to exploit the film rights for periods of 15 to 20 years. v The company has established long term relakonships with the most significant players ac<ve in different distribukon channels: movie theatres (The Space Cinema and UCI CINEMAS), na<onal broadcasts (Rai, Sky, RTI Mediaset), digital over the top and telecoms (NeTlix, Tim Vision, Vodaphone TV, Apple, Chili). v Since 2015 Notorious started acquiring op<ons on rights for books, subjects and screenplays with the objec<ve of expanding direct produckon and co- produckon of films and of entering the TV series business. v Guglielmo MarcheI is Chairman and CEO. The company currently employs 25 staff. Since July 2014 Notorious is listed on the AIM Italia market managed by Borsa Italiana and has a market cap of approximately 62 million. 2

1. ExecuKve Summary Our history Le avventure di Fiocco di Neve" is the first movie distributed by Notorious 2013 Notorious IPO on the AIM Italia market 2014 Notorious signs the agreement for its first international co-production 2015 First agreement with Netflix 2016 Renewal of agreements with Sky, RAI Cinema and RTI Mediaset. Executive production of Lamborghini ( 10 MM) 2018 2012 otorious opens its office in Rome 2013 H.V. distribution agreement with RAI Cinema 2014 First agreements with Sky and RAI Cinema 2015 First agreement with RTI Mediaset 2015 Notorious opens its new office in Milan 2016 Released the first Italian film entirely produced by Notorious 2017 First agreements with TIM and Vodafone 3

1. ExecuKve Summary Our first 5 years P/L results ( million) 2013-17 cumulative Revenues 102,5 EBITDA 42,8 EBITDA % 41,8% EBIT 27,2 EBIT % 26,5% Net Profit 19,2 Net Profit % 18,7% Distributed dividends 6,0 4

2. Business Model Three macro business areas The produckon, acquisikon and distribukon of movie film rights, to be exploited in all distribu<on channels, represents Notorious historic core business. The company recently added two new important areas of business: trading of Direct to Video rights and Libraries aimed primarily for TV release; InternaKonal ExecuKve ProducKons. DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS PRODUCTION AND CO-PRODUCTION THEATRICAL HOME VIDEO ACQUISITION OF MOVIE RIGHTS FROM THIRD PARTIES AT INTERNATIONAL FILM MARKETS NOTORIOUS PICTURES LIBRARY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING ACTIVITIES PPV - PAY TV FREE TV 2 LIBRARY - DIRECT TO VIDEO DIGITAL INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION INTERNATIONAL SALES 5

2. Business Model Film rights life cycle Notorious fully controls the first cycle of exploitakon of film rights that lasts typically 28 months (<me frame now tending to shorten as a consequence of market changes induced by new technologies). This first cycle typically generates 70% of a film enkre revenues, with the remaining 30% generated during the rest of its rights life (15 to 20 years overall). MONTHS DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 THEATRICAL HOME VIDEO RENTAL ELECTRONIC RENTAL HOME VIDEO SELL ELECTRONIC SELL THROUGH KIOSK PPV/NVOD/VOD PAY TV FREE TV SVOD 6

2. Business Model AcquisiKon of distribukon rights VS. Direct produckon The company expands its library through two principal mechanisms of rights acquisition: ACQUISITION OF DISTRIBUTION RIGHTS Notorious acquires the distribu<on rights for the Italian territory from producers and interna<onal sales companies at the main world film markets. PRODUCTION AND CO-PRODUCTION Notorious acquires book rights and develops original subjects and screenplays; then produces or co- produces the en<re film. Costs are incurred typically over a period of 4 months and are capitalized. Tax credits accrue monthly and are deducted from produc<on costs. RIGHTS TYPE DURATION MARKET SOURCE License 15 20 years Italy Third party KEY SUCCESS FACTORS v Highly experienced team. v Long las<ng rela<onships with key producers and interna<onal sales companies. v Full use of own financial resources. v Being both distributor and producer allows Notorious to retain control over the en<re value chain and to distribute the film without the involvement of any other intermediate player. v Access to contribu<ons and financial support of various nature. Ownership No limits Worldwide Self-produced KEY SUCCESS FACTORS 7

2. Business Model Direct to Digital v Digital technology developments have allowed the growth of new broadcast channels and new plaaorms for the frui<on of audiovisual contents. Technological innovakon has driven the success of new media determining a true revolu<on in the home frui<on of entertainment contents. v The company has created a business unit specifically dedicated to trading audiovisual contents targeted primarily for TV showing. v Film contents targeted for the broadcast market fall into two key categories: Library (films that have been through a first round of exploita<on) and Direct to Video (new films designed for priority broadcast exploita<on). ACQUISITION SALES LIBRARY DIRECT TO VIDEO 8

2. Business Model InternaKonal ExecuKve ProducKon v Recently approved legisla<on ( Legge Franceschini ) has devoted considerable resources to encourage the produc<on of interna<onal films in Italy. v Legge Franceschini establishes a tax credit equal to 30% of the film produckon costs incurred in Italy. v Notorious leverages its produckon experkse and the tax capacity derived from its core business to promote its role as ExecuKve Producer of interana<onal films in Italy. PRODUCTION BUDGET 7.2 MILLION PRODUCTION BUDGET 2.5 MILLION 9 PRODUCTION BUDGET 12.5 MILLION

2. Business Model ProducKon of TV Series v The entering of Over the Top and Telecoms into the contents market has generated exponen<al growth in the produc<on of TV series. v Through the acquisi<on of rights op<ons on published books, Notorious is developing pilot subjects and screenplays for the produc<on of TV series. v Currently Notorious holds the TV series produckon rights for such books or original scripts as: v The father by Vito Bruschini v Splendido visto da qui by Walter Fontana v Prigioniero del presente by Suzanne Corkin v #OPS by Elisa Maino v Polidoro by M.Bonini, S. Moustard, R.Ravello, V. Rispoli 10

3. Financial Data H1 2018 P/L results Economic Data ( mln) 1H 2018 1H 2017 2017 Revenues 21,3 9,1 18,0 EBITDA 8,0 3,8 6,0 EBITDA % 37,3% 41,5% 33,3% EBIT - Result from operations 3,4 1,6 1,9 EBIT % 16,0% 17,4% 10,6% Net profit/(loss) for the year 3,0 1,2 1,5 Net Profit/(Loss) % 14,2% 12,7% 8,3% n 1H18 Revenues up 133.2% on 1H17 and 18.5% on FY17. n 1H18 EBITDA of Euro 8.0MM compares with Euro 3.8MM for 1H17 and Euro 6.0MM for FY17. n EBITDA % (37.3%) is lower than 1H17 due to the dilutive effect of executive production revenues that were Euro 6.9MM in 1H18 vs. Euro 0.3MM in 1H17 (excluding related tax credits). n Net Profit of Euro 3.0MM (14.2% of Revenues) compares with Euro 1.5MM (8.3%) for the FY17. 11

3. Financial Data H1 2018 Revenues by Business Area and Distribu<on Channel Revenue By Business Area and Channel ( mln) 1H18 1H17 2017 Cinema 4,0 34,7% 1,5 26,6% 4,5 35,4% PRODUCTION AND CO- PRODUCTION Home Video 0,2 1,7% 0,0 0,5% 0,2 1,5% Kiosk 0,0 0,3% 0,0 0,2% 0,0 0,2% Pay TV 3,5 30,7% 1,8 32,3% 4,7 37,3% A CQUISITION OF MOVIE RIGHTS FROM THIRD PARTIES AT INTERNATIONAL FILM MARK ETS Free TV 3,1 26,5% 1,4 25,0% 2,0 15,3% Pay Per View 0,2 2,1% 0,1 1,3% 0,3 2,5% New Media - Digital 0,4 3,7% 0,8 14,1% 1,0 7,7% Total 11,5 60,2% 5,5 65,0% 12,7 75,0% 2 L IBRARY - DIRECT TO V IDEO INTERNATIONAL EX ECUTIVE PRODUCTION Pay TV - 0,0% 0,9 35,3% 1,0 35,7% Free TV 0,6 89,6% 1,4 52,3% 1,5 53,9% New Media - Digital 0,1 10,4% 0,3 12,4% 0,3 10,4% Total 0,7 3,6% 2,6 31,1% 2,7 15,9% Executive Production 6,9 36,2% 0,3 3,9% 1,5 9,1% Total 6,9 36,2% 0,3 3,9% 1,5 9,1% Total Core Business 19,1 8,4 16,9 Other Revenues & Inventories 2,4 0,8 1,2 TOTAL REVENUES 21,5 9,1 18,1 12

3. Financial Data H1 2018 Revenues by Business Area and Distribu<on Channel n Revenue growth was driven essentially by the positive results of films released in 1H18 and by the growth of Executive Production revenues. n During 1H18 the company released 8 new films (vs. 9 in 1H17) that generated box office revenues of Euro 9.9MM (vs. Euro 3.2MM in 1H17 and Euro 11.0MM for FY17). n Box office results impacted proportionately on Theatrical revenues and drove the growth of Pay TV (up 100% vs. 1H17) and Free TV (up 123% vs. 1H17) revenues. n Executive Production revenues were Euro 6.9MM vs. Euro 0.3MM in 1H17 (excluding related tax credits). Period to period fluctuations are typical of this business driven by few large contracts. n DTV-Library revenues in 1H18 were Euro 0.7MM down from Euro 2.6MM in 1H17 since significant new contracts with major OTT operators were finalized in 2017 and new ones are currently under discussion. 13

3. Financial Data H1 2018 B/S results Balance Sheet Data ( mln) 1H 2018 1H 2017 2017 Fixed assets 11,8 11,9 13,8 Net working capital 10,9 10,9 6,1 Provisions 5,3 5,4 5,2 Net invested capital 17,4 17,4 14,8 Net financial position / (Cash) (5,1) (3,3) (6,2) Shareholders' equity 22,6 20,7 21,0 n Fixed assets of Euro 11.8MM are down from Euro 13.8MM at year end 2017, reflecting new investments during the period for Euro 2.6MM and depreciation for Euro 4.6MM. n NWC increases from Euro 6.1MM at 31/12/17 to Euro 10.9MM at 30/6/18, reflecting the start of a new significant investment cycle in 2018. n At 30/6/18 the company maintains a net cash position of Euro 5.1MM, reduced vs. Euro 6.2MM at year end 2017, due to the growth in NWC, but increased vs. Euro 3.3MM at 30/6/17. 14

4. Investment Opportunity Attention to investors v EQUITY RESEARCH: since the IPO the company is commined to ensure the publishing of quality research on its stock. Currently Intermonte and UBI Banca publish regular research and periodic updates on the Notorious Pictures stock. v BUY BACK: on November 8th, 2017 the company approved an 18 months buy- back program with the main objec<ve of allowing to support the liquidity and the regular trading condi<ons of the stock. The buy- back follows up on a similar program expired in 2017. As of August 31st, 2018 the company s own stock represented 2,2% of the company capital. v DIVIDENDS: beginning with the 2015 accounts, the company has approved a stable dividend policy with the objec<ves of: n n n n Distribu<ng a consistent part of the profits generated during the period Generate a regular income flow for investors Provide the market with stable guidelines for assessing expected dividend flows S<mulate investment in the Notorious Pictures stock With reference to the financial years 2015-17 the company distributed dividends for a total of 6.0 MM with an average pay out of 34% and an average dividend yield of 4.8%*. v NOMAD/SPECIALIST/CORPORATE BROKER: in managing its rela<onship with the financial market, Notorious Pictures is supported by: n Banca Finnat - Nomad and Specialist n Intermonte - Corporate broker and research n UBI Banca Corporate broker and research * Calculated as simple average of annual dividend yields on the share price at the date of proposal of the dividend. 15

4. Investment Opportunity Conclusions v Full control of the en<re value chain, including theatrical distribu<on. v Consolida<on of the produc<on/co- produc<on ac<vity provides the base for the development of TV series business. v Significant expansion opportunity provided by the new TV series business, on the back of developments induced by new technology players. v Strong growth in the high poten<al New Media business, thanks to the agreements in place with the major market players and the acquisi<on of DTV rights. v Growth in diverse areas of business reduces Notorious results dependence on the Box Office revenues of new films. v Historical and projected high profitability. v Strong balance sheet. v Expansion and consolida<on of the company s library with the acquisi<on of films of high commercial poten<al with highly visible cast. v High dividend yield. v Compara<vely low market mul<ples.