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Elica

Investor Presentation Feb 10, 2022

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FY 2021 Preliminary Results Analyst Presentation

THURSDAY FEB 10TH, 2022

AGENDA

FY & Q4 2021 HIGHLIGHTS

FY 2021 PRELIMINARY RESULTS

HIGHLIGHTS

NET SALES 541,3 M€

YoY Change +89 M€ +19,6% (organic: +20,6%)

+29 M€

EBIT ADJ YoY Change
32,3 M€ +16 M€
6,0% +2,5 pts
NFP YoY Change

22,7 M€ Leverage:~ 0,6

  • Record setting 2021 with very strong revenue growth and margin expansion while executing long term discontinuity actions
  • Robust margin largely offsetting 16M€ inflation lead by commodities, utilities and shipping cost increase
  • Agile commercial strategy execution to quickly react against supply chain constraints
  • Strong Operating Cash Flow to support Growth and Strategic Investments

Q4 2021 PRELIMINARY RESULTS

HIGHLIGHTS

NET SALES 134,4 M€

YoY Change -9 M€ -6,5% (organic: -3,7%)

+29 M€

EBIT ADJ YoY Change
7,4
M€
-1,5
M€
5,5% -0,7 pts
NFP YoY Change

NFP 22,7 M€ Leverage:~ 0,6

  • Solid growth of 12% compared to 2019. Year over year change driven by Q4 2021 industry shipment negative trend (Europe ~ -4%) and Q4 2020 record demand after lockdown period (+19%)
  • Resilient Business Model: positive Price/Mix and strong cost containment actions to mitigate ~10M€ cost inflation. Further price increases already announced from Q1 2022
  • Agreement signed with trade unions to implement from Q1 2022 a sustainable long-term industrial strategy in Europe
  • EMC-FIME: New Motors Legal Entity from Jan '22

2021 vs 2019: ROAD TO A NEW COMPANY……. RESULT COMES MAINLY FROM CORE BUSINESS

INDUSTRY TREND

INDUSTRY TREND & MKT SHARE EVOLUTION

FY 2020, Q4 & FY 2021 – COOKER HOODS INDUSTRY SHIPMENTS

(Units
YoY
Change)
FY '20 Q4 '21 FY '21 Key evidence
Western Europe (6,3%) (7,9%) 6,1% GENERAL REMARKS
Eastern Europe (incl
CIS)
(1,0%) 0,9% 8,4%
Europe (4,1%) (4,2%) 7,1% low base effects from the Covid-19 shock last year.
EMEA (4,2%) (3,4%) 6,6% EMEA
North America (7,3%) (0,5%) 11,3%
Latin America (11,2%) 1,4% 5,0% 2020 that had been very positive.
AMERICAS (8,8%) 0,2% 9,8% AMERICAS
ASIA (9,3%) 2,8% 8,1%
Total (7,4%) +0,3% +7,7% as a result of a recovery in trade.

GENERAL REMARKS

Global economic activity and trade lost some momentum in the second half of 2021. The recovery however continues though supply constraints and rising inflation limit its pace. The resurgence in COVID-19 cases dented consumer sentiment even in the absence of strict containment measures. Overall, the trends are more normalized due to fading low base effects from the Covid-19 shock last year.

EMEA

Sharply rising infection rates in several European countries have led to new restrictions and a negative impact on the workforce and supply chains. In addition, supply bottlenecks have intensified. Shortages of key materials and goods led to fears of accelerating inflation. All these factors led to a negative trend in Q4, which also compares with a Q4 2020 that had been very positive.

AMERICAS

In the US consumer purchases of durable goods started to slow down in the second half of this year. Limiting the speed of recovery are also supplies shortage and decline in consumer confidence, both leading to increased commodity prices and a higher general cost of living. Latin American economies continued their recovery, albeit at a milder rate, as a result of a recovery in trade.

ASIA

China's economy has slowed down in the second half f 2021. The deceleration is being felt across most of Southeast Asia's economies, from the retail to factory sectors. India's recovery hampered by a demand-supply mismatch is among fastest-growing economies in 2021.

SALES KEY DRIVERS

  • Q4 Organic Growth@-3,7% compared to a 2020 record quarter (+19%), persisting growth vs 2019 + 12%
  • Delivered Full Year record sales (540M€+), ~21% organic growth vs 2020 and +15% vs 2019

SALES DRIVERS & REGIONAL OVERVIEW

SALES BY BUSINESS

COOKING SALES BY BRAND

FY 2020 177,6 214,0 391,7
Divestiture - -12,7 -12,7
& M&A -5,9% -3,2%
Currency -2,5 -3.5 -5,9
-1.4% -1.6% -1,5%
ORGANIC +28,6 +51,3 +79,9
Growth +16,1% +24,0% +20,4%
YoY +26,1 +35,2 +61,3
Change +14,7% +16,4% +15,6%
FY 2021 203,7 249,2 453,0

KEY PRODUCT CATEGORIES PERFORMANCE

  • Persisting growth trend in all strategic product families
  • NikolaTesla range @ 12,4% of Cooking Sales, with new NikolaTesla Fit @ 10% of total family revenues

MOTOR DIVISION ENERGY TRANSITION ROADMAP

BLOWERS FOR: STANDARD EFFICIENCY BOILERS

Boiler: Thermal Efficiency < 70 % The exhaust gases are ejected by the FIME blower

FIME Blower: Shaded pole motors (A - C - L) Efficiency: 20%

BRUSHLESS BLOWERS FOR: CONDENSING BOILERS

Boiler: Thermal Efficiency > 95 % The FIME blower guarantees the best air-gas mix inside the burner to optimize the combustion. The exhaust gas is recovered to preheat the cold water.

FIME Blower: Brushless Blower (Premix) Motor Efficiency: 70%

BRUSHLESS SOLUTIONS FOR:

  • o HYDROGEN BOILERS
  • o HYBRID SYSTEMS
  • o HEAT PUMPS

Vs. LY NO CO2 Emissions!If both the hydrogen and the electricity are producted via renewable resources

16 M€ vs 10 M€

ECONOMICS & FINANCIALS

MARGINS & KEY RESULT DRIVERS

€M Q4 FY CHANGES vs. PRIOR YEAR
2021 2020 VAR 2021 2020 VAR
SALES
NET
134
4
,
143
7
,
-6
5%
,
541
3
,
452
6
,
19
6%
,
ADJ
EBITDA
13
8
17
2
-19
5%
57
1
42
2
35
3%
%
NET
SALES
,
10,3%
,
12,0%
,
bps
-170
,
10,5%
,
9,3%
,
bps
120
ADJ
EBIT
7
4
,
8
9
,
-17
2%
,
32
3
,
15
9
,
103
5%
,
%
NET
SALES
5,5% 6,2% bps
-70
6,0% 3,5% bps
250
NRI (2
8)
,
(3
1)
,
-8
8%
,
(22
4)
,
(5
2)
,
329
9%
,
EBIT 4
5
,
8
5
,
-21
8%
,
9
9
,
10
7
,
-6
9%
,
%
NET
SALES
3,4% 4,0% -70
bps
1,8% 2,4% -50
bps
*
PBT
3
8
,
4
5
,
6%
-14
,
23
2
,
6
7
,
0%
248
,
%
NET
SALES
2,8% 3,1% -30
bps
4,3% 1,5% 280
bps
NET
PROFIT
2
2
,
3
4
,
-34
7%
,
17
5
,
4
1
,
321
4%
,
%
NET
SALES
1,7% 2,4% bps
-70
3,2% 0,9% bps
230
MINORITIES 0
5
,
2
5
,
-77
9%
,
5
4
,
5
9
,
-9
8%
,
GROUP
NET
PROFIT
1
7
,
0
9
,
78
9%
,
12
1
,
-1
8
,
778
4%
,
%
NET
SALES
1,3% 0,7% bps
60
2,2% -0,4% bps
260
ADJ
GROUP
NET
PROFIT
3
8
,
3
7
,
3
3%
,
9
15
,
2
6
,
-516
4%
,
%
NET
SALES
2,9% 2,6% bps
30
2,9% 0,6% bps
240
Q4 FY
VOLUME + +
+
/
PRICE
MIX
+
+
+
+
RAW
MATERIAL
INFLATION
-- -
SG&A + +
CURRENCY + -
D&A - +
ADJ
EBIT
-1
5
,
16
4
,
NRI - --
FINANCIAL
COSTS
+ +
COMBINED
TAX
RATE
+ +
NET
PROFIT
-1
2
,
13
3
,

(*) Includes Revenues of 15,5 M€ NRI for Elica PB India Controlling Participation Sale

FOCUS: NRI & MINORITIES

RESTRUCTURING COSTS & NRI MINORITIES

€M 2021 2020
Q4
FY
Q4 FY
CHINA
BUSINESS
MODEL
0
0
,
6
1
,
8
1
,
8
1
,
RESTRUCTURING 1
1
,
3
2
,
1
3
,
2
6
,
M&A
(India-EMC)
1
0
,
1
8
,
0
0
,
0
0
,
INDUSTRIAL
PLAN
0
8
,
15
8
,
0
0
,
0
8
,
TOT
NRI
2
8
,
22
4
,
3
1
,
5
2
,

FOCUSED ONE-OFFS TO DELIVER INCREASING MARGINS & ELIMINATE LIABILITIES:

  • China assets write-off with no financial effect
  • M&A includes also the motor carve-out project for the new Legal entity
  • Industrial Plan: Provision for the New Manufacturing Footprint implementation
€M MINORTY 2021 2020
SHARES Q4 FY Q4 FY
ELICA 5% 0 3 9 4
PB 74 0 4 1 1
INDIA , , , , ,
ARIAFINA 49 0 1 0 1
0% 5 7 4 6
, , , , ,
AIRFORCE 40 0 0 0 0
0% 1 3 1 2
, , , , ,
TOT
MINORITIES
0
5
,
5
4
,
2
4
,
5
9
,
  • MINORITIES impact reduced due to INDIA deconsolidation
  • ARIAFINA (Japan) and AIRFORCE (Italy) performance in line with 2020.

NET FINANCIAL POSITION – 31/12/2021

€M FY
2021
FY
2020
VAR
OPENING
NFP
61
0
,
58
9
,
2
1
,
IFRS16
EFFECT
9
7
,
11
8
,
OPENING
NFP
of
NET
IFR16
51
4
,
47
2
,
4
2
,
OPERATING
CASH
FLOW
61
8
,
31
9
,
29
9
,
(*)
CAPEX
(23
3)
,
(15
4)
,
(7
8)
,
TAXES (7
5)
,
(5
0)
,
(2
5)
,
OPERATING
CF
31
1
,
11
5
,
19
5
,
SALES
%
7%
5
,
2
5%
,
3
2%
,
DIVIDENDS
&
FINANCIAL
ITEMS
(
7)
,
(7
8)
,
7
1
,
EFFECT
FX
3
,
(1
5)
,
1
8
,
Other
NRI
(1
8)
,
(6
4)
,
4
6
,
M&A 2
,
2
,
CLOSING
NFP
22
7
,
51
4
,
28
7
,
LEVERAGE -0
6
,
-1
3
,
0
7
,

COMMENTS

  • 2X OPERATING CF vs LY mainly driven by EBITDA Growth and positive trend of Managerial Working Capital
  • Positive impact in cash out vs LY from Dividend (Ariafina) and from lower financial items (Putian)
  • FX Effect positive impacted by the Eur conversion differences of the Foreign Entities NFP (USD, MXP, INR, JPN )

▪ Neutral M&A Effect:

0,2
M€
Effect
on
Group
NFP
(10,3)
M€
De-consolidation
of
Elica
OB
India
from
Group
NFP
1,5
M€
Reimbursement
of
Elica
Loan
to
India
JV
22,0
M€
Sale
of
19%
Share
Capital
of
Elica
PB
India
Cash-in
(13,0)
M€
Motor
Division
M&A
Deal
Cash-out

DOUBLE OPERATING CASH FLOW VS LY, LEVERAGE@ 0.6 on EBITDA REPORTED ( on EBITDA [email protected])

CLOSING REMARKS & 2022 GUIDANCE

CLOSING REMARKS

  • Delivered a Record Year for our Company in terms of sales growth, profitability, cash conversion and market shares while executing long term actions.
  • Challenging 2022:
  • Organic growth (~5-6%) in a slightly positive market demand scenario.
  • Maintaining our commitment in improving value creation, despite Raw Material Scenario remains critical both in terms of Availability and Inflation.
  • Further Net Financial Position Improvement to sustain investments in production capacity, innovation and M&A initiatives.

Q1 2020 HIGHLIGHTS ANNEX: FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

FY CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

€M 4Q 21 4Q 20 %
Net Sales 134.4 143.7 $-6.5%$
EBITDA Adj 13.8 17.2 $-19.5%$
$\%$ 10.3% 12.0% $-170$ bps
EBITDA 13.2 15.9 $-17.0%$
$\%$ 9.8% 11.1% $-120$ bps
EBIT 4.5 5.8 $-21.8%$
$\%$ 3.4% 4.0% $-70 bps$
Net Result 2.2 3.4 $-34.7%$
$\%$ 1.7% 2.4% $-70 bps$
$EPS^*$ – Euro cents 2.66 1.48 78.9%

24 (*) EPS is calculated by dividing the Net Result pertaining to the Group by the number of ordinary shares outstanding, excluding treasury shares at the same data.

FY CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

€M FY 21 FY 20 %
Net Sales 541.3 452.6 19.6%
EBITDA Adj 57.1 42.2 35.3%
% 10.5% 9.3% 120 bps
EBITDA 38.5 38.8 $-0.7%$
7.1% 8.6% $-150$ bps
EBIT 9.9 10.7 6.9%
$\%$ 1.8% 2.4% $-50$ bps
Net Result 17.5 4.1 $-321.4%$
% 3.2% 0.9% 230 bps
$EPS^*$ – Euro cents 19.14 (2.82) 778.7%

25 (*) EPS is calculated by dividing the Net Result pertaining to the Group by the number of ordinary shares outstanding, excluding treasury shares at the same data.

NET WORKING CAPITAL

€M 2021 2020 Δ
Trade receivables 82.2 88.8 (6.6)
% on annualized sales 15.2% 19.6% $(440)$ bps
Inventories 84.9 76.9 8.0
% on annualized sales 15.7% 17.0% $(130)$ bps
Trade payables (141.2) (133.2) (8.0)
% on annualized sales $(26.1)\%$ $(29.4)\%$ 330 bps
Managerial Working Capital 25.8 32.5 (6.6)
% on annualized sales 4.8% 7.2% $(240)$ bps
Short term assets & liabilities (34.5) (8.5) (26.0)
% on annualized sales $(6.4)\%$ $(1.9)\%$ $(450)$ bps
Net Working Capital (8.7) 24.0 (32.6)
% on annualized sales $(1.6\%)$ 5.3% $(690)$ bps

CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW

€M 2021 2020
Operating Cash Flow 52.5 20.5
Capex (*) (23.7) (15.4)
Cash Flow from Financial Activities (0.5) (7.8)
∆ Net Financial Position 28.3 (2.7)

CONSOLIDATED B/S

2021 2020 2021 2020
Net Operating Fixed
Assets
167.5 155.0 Net Financial
Position (*)
35.2 61.0
Net Working Capital -8.7 24.0 Group Equity
Minorities
117.2
6.9
103.8
17.2
Net Financial Assets 0.5 3.1 Total Shareholders'
Equity
124.1 121.0
Net Capital Employed 159.3 182.1 Total Sources 159.3 182.1

DISCLAIMER

Investor Relations

Francesca Cocco – Lerxi Consulting – Investor Relations Tel: +39 (0)732 6104205 E-mail: [email protected]

This presentation may contain forwards-looking information and statements about Elica S.p.A. and its Group.

Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts. These statements include financial projections and estimates and their underlying assumptions, statements regarding plans, objectives and expectations with respect to future operations, products and services, and statements regarding future performance.

Although the management of Elica S.p.A. believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, investors and holders of Elica are cautioned that forward-looking information and statements are subject to various risk and uncertainties, many of which are difficult to predict and generally beyond the control of Elica S.p.A.; that could cause actual results and developments to differ materially from those expressed in, or implied or projected by, the forward-looking statements.

These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, those contained in this presentation. Except as required by applicable law, Elica S.p.A. does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking information or statements.

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