NNIT A/S Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Independent (Denmark) · www.nnit.com · 8 vendors

NNIT A/S is a Danish IT services and consultancy company specializing in digital transformation for highly regulated industries, including life sciences, healthcare, finance, and the public sector. The company offers a broad range of services including IT infrastructure, cloud solutions, application management, and compliance consulting. Originally a subsidiary of Novo Nordisk, NNIT has operated as an independent publicly listed company on Nasdaq Copenhagen since 2015.

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Compliance

5 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

ISO 27001 (source) — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.nnit.com/media/lv2hphph/nnit_certifications_iso27001dk.pdf, https://www.nnit.com/media/bwagundq/sgs_iso_iecplus27001_2022_cn2300000887_en.pdf, https://www.nnit.com/about-us/our-certifications

ISAE 3000 (source) — No public evidence

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.nnit.com/our-solutions/cloud, https://www.nnit.com/about-us/our-certifications

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

NNIT A/S demonstrates moderate financial resilience underpinned by a stable, long-term IT services model with recurring managed services revenue and a historically dominant relationship with its parent company Novo Nordisk. The company has maintained positive EBIT margins in the range of 5–6% over recent years, reflecting a lean but consistent profitability profile typical of mid-sized Nordic IT service providers. Equity levels are stable and the balance sheet carries limited debt, providing a reasonable buffer against short-term shocks. However, resilience is tempered by meaningful customer concentration risk: Novo Nordisk has historically accounted for a very significant share of total revenue (reportedly over 40% in recent years), creating structural dependency on a single client relationship. Any strategic shift by Novo Nordisk to insource IT or switch vendors would have a material adverse impact on NNIT's top line. The company has been actively diversifying its client base into life sciences, public sector, and financial services, but progress has been gradual. Margin pressure is an ongoing concern, as NNIT operates in a competitive IT outsourcing and consulting market where wage inflation, particularly in Denmark, squeezes profitability. The company has pursued offshoring and nearshoring strategies to manage costs, but execution risk remains. Revenue growth has been modest in the low single digits, suggesting limited pricing power and a mature core business. Overall, NNIT is a financially stable but not particularly dynamic business. Its listed status on Nasdaq Copenhagen provides transparency and access to capital markets, but the relatively small market capitalization limits strategic flexibility compared to larger global IT services peers.

Key strengths: Stable recurring managed services revenue base providing predictable cash flows, Positive EBIT margins consistently maintained in the 5–6% range, Low financial leverage with a solid equity position and limited debt, Listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen providing capital market access and governance transparency, Active client diversification strategy targeting life sciences, public sector, and financial services, Offshoring and nearshoring initiatives aimed at managing Danish wage cost inflation

Risk factors: High customer concentration with Novo Nordisk historically representing over 40% of revenue, Modest revenue growth in low single digits indicating limited organic expansion momentum, Wage inflation in Denmark compressing operating margins, Intense competition from larger global IT outsourcing and consulting firms, Execution risk in client diversification and transition away from Novo Nordisk dependency, Small market capitalization limiting strategic flexibility and M&A capacity

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