Investor Presentation • May 26, 2020
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26 May 2020
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Landi Renzo is a forward-thinking group that provides innovative solutions for alternative fuel mobility and transportation By designing gas-mobility systems and components, we partner with our customers in developing highly innovative and reliable solutions
| Heavy Duty & Natural gas distribution and Passenger & LCV Off-road compression RNG production OEM OEM Aftermarket Oil&Gas (Up/Downstream) • Design and manufacturing of CNG • Design, manufacturing and • Design and manufacturing of components and LPG components and systems marketing of full CNG / LPG technically advanced, customized conversion kit solutions, packages and equipment • R&D to develop and implement for Biomethane and CNG tailor-made solutions • More than 300 distributors and 4.000 infrastructures workshops worldwide in +75 • World largest OEM Tier 1 supplier Countries • International installed base of more than 6.000 compressors • Direct sales and technical assistance forces with "Gas Specialist" team • provide support with ready-to-use • Strong experience with car fleets, data management solutions "mobility service providers", delayed OEM and KM0 • Ready to enter the H2 distribution business |
the sale and installation of alternative fuel systems and infrastructures | |||
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| Automotive sector | Infrastructures | |||
| Worldwide network of service able to | ||||
| Design and manufacturing of HD dedicated LNG/CNG/H2 with capabilities to support system integration Design of Engine Management Systems to reduce cost and emissions Provide power-to-innovate solutions to OEMs through a highly specialized R&D team Dedicated solutions for HD and Off Road transportation, both for engine and vehicle manufacturers |
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| pe Ty el u F |
HD & Off-road applications | CNG, LNG, H2 | M&HD System integration CNG |
Passenger | & LCV applications | CNG, LPG |
| o ortfoli P |
Pressure regulators Injectors |
• Complete system Integration of components and subsystems • Layout definition • Calibration |
Injectors | Pressure regulators | ECU | |
| ct u d Pro |
ECU Valves |
Integrated manifold (H2) |
• Test • Homologation |
Kit conversion systems | Valves | |
| Technical assistance and spare parts Tanks, Pipes, Harnesses, Brackets |
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Quality and continuous improvement are key elements of our production system, at different levels:
o Manufacturing, applying WCM principles, KPIs monitoring and training
| The automotive industry is facing a transformational time also due to the Covid-19 crisis, with opportunities for suppliers able to support mobility evolution toward cleaner solutions |
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| Environmental | • Sustainability has emerged even more important after the pandemic, even because of many signs of correlation between air quality and Covid-19 spread, with gas-mobility as immediate economically sustainable solution to improve air quality worldwide |
| protection awareness |
• Regulations are focusing on lower CO2 and near-zero NOX emission limits, with increasing attention on particulate • The need to find alternative to "diesel and gasoline only" vehicles is increasing worldwide and OEMs are looking to find quick, efficient and cost competitive replacement solutions |
| New technologies | • Covid-19 crisis could delay the development of new technologies (for example Euro7) as well as of e-mobility, which would positively impact on gas-mobility growth |
| are under development |
• New powertrain technologies,digitalization and autonomous driving are transforming the automotive sector with a foreseeable delay due to the pandemic |
| • Regulations as well as attention to TCO are having a technology-forcing effect towards the adoption of alternative powertrains, which are likely to gain importance, both in Heavy Duty and in Passenger Cars transportation |
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| • Buying decisions are affected by different factors based on TCO, geographical areas, consumer segments and habits |
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| Key factors in the adoption of new |
• As the pandemic continues, physical distancing will have a significant impact on mobility behaviour and preferences: people look for solutions that help to reduce cost and we expect a growth in AM conversion and in new OEM sales of gas vehicles as soon as mobility will re-start |
| technologies | • Currently, gas-distribution infrastructure is more widespread in most regions than EVs charging, with ongoing investments for EVs, CNG, LNG, and H2 , as well as strong support to RNG production, with different approach based on the different geography |
| • Upcoming "disruption" will fundamentally change the Automotive Industry, requiring to rethink overall strategies to capture new growth opportunities and/or to consolidate current market presence |
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| Effect of the | • As a consequence of Covid-19 crisis, OEMs will have priority of short-term cash management and could change the level of investments in EVs, that could positively impact on gas-mobility solutions both for Passenger Cars and Mid-Heavy duty: an opportunity to be better positioned in HD |
| transformation on | and Hydrogen as soon as "market" will re-start, as well as the opportunity to value expanding our offer into e-mobility for mid-duty, also through the development of solutions that bring together gas and electrical |
| • Suppliers must be ready to become a partner of the OEMs providing technology, power to innovation and being able to add value to their solutions |
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| automotive value chain |
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| regarding both product and service offering • Moreover, it will be necessary to implement a lower operating cost base and build up new partnerships to innovate, being at the same time able to successfully manage new emerging technologies and competencies alongside old, declining technologies under one roof |
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250 km • Gas-mobility represents, for both Passenger Cars (LPG, RNG, CNG) and Heavy Duty (CNG, RNG, LNG) segments, a viable and readyto-use solution, which will coexist in the future with other alternative fuel technologies (Hybrids, BEVs, FCEVs, …) • End users criteria for choosing Gas-Mobility for HD and PC are: o Total Cost of Ownership o Availability of refuelling infrastructure o Vehicle range autonomy vs. refuelling / recharging time • Distribution Infrastructure availability is a key enabler of Gas- and Hydrogen-mobility affirmation both in Heavy Duty and Passenger Car segments, with important evolution plans in most of worldwide regions • Hydrogen Fuel cell vehicles represent the next evolution step, joining the benefits from gas-mobility and electric powertrains
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Different Technologies will coexist
| Many investments are ongoing in gas infrastructures, together with development of RNG production and investments in H distribution 2 |
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| (# station, k) | 49 | ||
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48 | • LPG infrastructure expected to have moderate growth in the coming years |
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2025 | 2030 | • Widespread infrastructure, mostly in Europe (~ 34K) and Russia, Turkey and Algeria |
| (# stations, k) | • India announced plans to build more than 10.000 new stations by 2030 |
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| 50,0 | • Russian Government investing € 2Bn to subsidize the market |
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| G 30,5 N C |
40,0 | • In Europe there are currently 3.732 stations, even if investment are ongoing to increase the number |
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| • Widespread interest in biomethane as the zero-emission fuel to sustain adoption and acceptance by consumers |
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| 2019 | 2025 | 2030 | • To be considered that the cost of a new CNG station is around 35% the cost of EV charging station |
| (# stations) | ~ 6.000 | • Several projects announced worldwide, to sustain the development of clean HD transportation |
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| G | ~ 4.000 | • Development of "blue corridors" in Europe, (2000 LNG stations by 2030), Russia and Latam |
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| N 1.900 L |
• In India, expected further 1.500 LNG stations in the next decade |
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| 2019 | 2025 | 2030 | • US plans further expansion of the infrastructure to support HD transport |
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| ~ 3.700 | • Hydrogen infrastructure still in early phase, with a strong percentage of private fuelling stations |
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~2.500 | • Ambitious plans to develop the network require consistent investments (estimated in € 8Bn by 2030) |
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| 2019 | 2025 | 2030 | • However, costs of stations and of hydrogen production are expected to decrease |
| Source: Landi Renzo Group elaboration on different sources |
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| transition Aftermarket |
to low-cost green gas-mobility worldwide |
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| • Landi Renzo has a leading position with a market share of about 25%, targeting at least 30% by 2025 |
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| • Continue to maximize market penetration through the sale of kits and components as well as a dual brand strategy (Landi and Lovato), with focus on up-selling per customer |
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| • Implement new digital tools to start communicating with car owners and foster workshops' business model upgrade |
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| Strategic approach |
• Seize the tremendous opportunities offered by the aftermarket distributed network of local dealers and workshops, to offer additional products and services, potentially expanding into other market segments |
| • New opportunity-driven market approach, with focus on Km-0, delayed OEM and special projects such as DDF application for public fleet |
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| • Manage the transformation of the 4000 workshops network into an independent, clean, mobility Aftermarket Chain |
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| • Exploit opportunities offered by fleet owners (e.g.: taxi, express couriers,), optimizing TCO in market segments where efficiency is key |
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| OEM | • Landi Renzo is already positioned as a leading Group for CNG and LPG, and is considered a best-practice supplier by |
| all OEMs worldwide, with capabilities to provide support ranging from system design to car homologation | |
| • Consolidate our market leadership in Europe and exploit our relationship with OEMs to be their reference supplier for all future developments |
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| Strategic | • Increase our market share in India, capturing the benefits of the world fastest growing market also thanks to the well-established relationships with leading Indian OEMs, and adopt the same strategy in Russia |
| approach | |
| • Pursue price-competitive advantage leveraging on design-to-cost product improvement |
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| • Ensure maximal compliance to stringent OEM requirements, in terms of quality and emissions |
| Automotive | |
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| Vision HD: invest on HD gas & hydrogen mobility growth, expanding product offering both | |
| as supplier of "on-engine" components as well as "fuel system integrator" | |
| Vision | • Landi Renzo wants to become a leading supplier of system and components and support OEMs worldwide in the evolution toward near-zero emissions transportation (for HD On-Road and Off-Road solutions), targeting a market share of |
| 20 to 25% worldwide by 2025 | |
| Strategic approach |
• Follow a well defined strategic roadmap to become partners of OEMs by providing high technology solutions "from energy storage to engine", supporting and accelerating the ongoing technological transformation of the Heavy Duty sector |
| Already almost completed the "on- engine" and "on fuel-cell" components range (from regulator to injection and manifold-like products) o and ongoing development of EMS application (already started collaborating with primary OEM) |
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| Expand worldwide the capabilities developed in the US as M&HD full system integrator and approach HD players with the same model o |
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| Enter – through partnership – electric mobility for M&HD, investing on innovative solutions to bring together CNG/H2/and Electrification o |
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| Enter – through partnership – "gas storage and fuel system design" and develop the package integration business model for CNG, o LNG, H2 and electric application |
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| First results | • In 1 year the group has already archived important results: |
| Already obtained the nomination by a primary OEM for CNG pressure regulators and injection system o |
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| Launched LNG pressure regulator already tested and approved by a leading OEM o |
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| Already obtained nomination for fuel cell components for train and HD applications o |
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| Already started the co-development on EMS system with a leading OEM o |
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| Awarded a funding of 1,3M€ by the Region Emilia-Romagna to develop innovative components for hydrogen-powered systems o |
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| Awarded a funding of 600K\$ by South Coast AQMD and SoCalGas for the development of a new "near-zero emission" natural gas o Heavy Duty engine system |
| SAFE&CEC has almost not been impacted by Covid-19, and is developing its strategic plan, being ready to maximize value creation for its shareholders |
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| Vision | • SAFE&CEC wants to become the leading player by providing innovative products and solutions that bring cleaner energy |
| closer every day, reaching more than 30% market share in CNG compression for transportation and RNG, targeting | |
| 15% of the H compression market and expanding its role along the gas distribution value chain 2 |
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| Strategic | |
| approach | • Consolidate its 35% market leadership in NGV compression in Europe, Russia, LatAm and MEA, and growth in the US and Canada to reach 30%. Valuing Indian market as a new growth frontier through partnerships |
| • Increase market share in RNG compression applications worldwide based on solid market share and experience gained in Europe |
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| • Expand sales of current application also in gas compression for industrial use as well as small oil&gas application |
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| • Increase share of revenues from After Sales & Service, changing approach from "one shot" to "recurring services" |
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| • Anticipate Hydrogen global adoption, developing new products to be by 2022 one of the main players in hydrogen compression targeting a 15-20% MS by 2025 |
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| • Value potential opportunities for M&A with the goal to enter high growth markets (RNG Upgrading, bio-LNG) and grow along the NGV distribution value chain |
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| Operation | • Complete Group full Integration by end of 2020 to fully leverage efficiencies and synergies |
| improvement | • Assure the adoption of lean manufacturing as a standard operation approach to maintain the focus on production efficiency and Working Capital optimization, both in Europe and Canada, reducing capital needs |
| • Valuing the carve-out of nonstrategic business line |
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Landi Renzo S.p.a. Headquarter via Nobel, 2 42025 Corte Tegge Cavriago (RE), Italy
www.landirenzo.com
N. of shares outstanding: 112.500.000
Investor Relations Contacts:
Paolo Cilloni Tel: +39 0522 9433 E-mail: [email protected] www.landirenzogroup.com
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