Investor Presentation • Jan 11, 2023
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Commerzbank ODDO BHF – German Investment Seminar – New York
January 11, 2023 | Ströer SE & Co. KGaA
Overview & Group Update Financials Outlook
| in M io. E U R |
2 0 2 0 |
2 0 2 1 |
lta De |
|---|---|---|---|
| Re ve nu e |
6 5 5. 7 |
7 0 0. 8 |
6. 9 % |
| d j. E B I T D A a |
2 9 8. 2 |
3 3 5. 9 |
1 2. 6 % |
| ( d ) E B I T D A in j. ma rg a |
4 5. 5 % |
4 7. 9 % |
2. 4 %p ts |
Area-wide marketing & operation of around 300,000 advertising spaces and 20,000 items of street furniture
Product variety at the touchpointsstreet, building & means of transportation
Industry standards through continuous research & development
Complementing the digital infrastructure of cities with advertising media
| in io. M E U R |
2 0 2 0 |
2 0 2 1 |
lta De |
|---|---|---|---|
| Re ve nu e |
6 3 6. 7 |
3 3. 9 7 |
3 % 1 5. |
| d j. E B I T D A a |
1 5 5. 5 |
1 8 7. 4 |
2 0. 5 % |
| ( d ) E B I T D A in j. ma rg a |
2 4. 4 % |
2 5. 5 % |
1. 1 %p ts |
High-quality portfolio reaches around 50 million UU per month
Strong market position in news and diverse premium content for digital natives
Full call-center services with focus on outbound sales & cross/up-selling activities
Comprehensive field service
| in io. U M E R |
2 0 2 0 |
2 0 2 1 |
lta De |
|---|---|---|---|
| Re ve nu e |
8 0. 0 1 |
2 9 4 1. |
3 % 4. 4 |
| d j. E B I T D A a |
2 1. 6 |
2 2. 1 |
2. 3 % |
| ( d ) E B I T D A in j. ma rg a |
1 2. 0 % |
9. 1 % |
-2 9 %p ts |
| S A A M B E A U T |
Y |
Leading digital beauty private label platform in DACH
Leading global provider of business, consumer and industry data Subscription-based B2B model
| € m |
9 M 2 0 2 1 |
9 M 2 0 2 2 |
▲ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R d h t t e p o r e g r o w |
1, 1 0 0 2 |
1, 2 6 3 4 |
1 3 % + |
|
| R e v e n u e s |
( 1 ) O i h t r g a n c g r o w |
% 1 1. 7 + |
% 1 3 5 + |
% 1. 8 t + p s |
| ( E B I T D A d j t a s u |
) d e |
3 1 8 9 |
3 5 3 9 |
1 1 % + |
| ( ) E B I T d j t d a s e u |
1 2 5 3 |
1 5 4 6 |
2 3 % + |
|
| ( N t i d j e n c o m e a |
( 2 ) ) t d s e u |
8 3 4 |
1 0 4 2 |
2 5 % + |
| O t i C h p e r a n g a s |
F l o w |
2 2 1. 5 |
2 3 3 6 |
5 % + |
| C a p e x |
6 2 1 |
1 1 7 7 |
8 9 % + |
Note: New organic growth calculation with 12 months delayed recognition of acquisitions (applied from fiscal year 2022)
(1)Excluding exchange rate effects and effects from (de)consolidation and discontinuation of operations
(2)Adjusted for exceptional items and additional other reconciling factors in D&A (PPA related amortization and impairment losses), in financial result and in income taxes 4
| G l b l P i t o a o n s f f R o e e r e n c e |
L l o c a P e |
G e r m a n e r s |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| A l h b t p a e % 6 + |
D k / M b i l * t e s o p o e % 1 0 - |
G A d M k * t e r m a n a r e % 9 - |
S ö D O H t r e r o % 2 3 + |
| Y t b o e u u % 2 - |
G * T V e r m a n y % 1 0 - |
P i G * t r n e r m a n y % 9 - |
S ö O H t r e r o % 4 + |
| M t e a % 4 - |
G * R d i a o e r m a n y 1 0 % - |
O H G * o e r m a n y % 8 - |
S ö G t r e r r o u p % 5 + |
* Nielsen Numbers (gross) for Q3; reported net numbers of public companies indicated similar or slightly worse trend on net revenue basis.
Classic OoHDigital OoH OoH Services
60% of OoH revenue coming from highly resilient (thousands of) local customers
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60% OoH market share in a (fully) consolidated market
High D-OoH Reach and Audience Coverage (x3 within 5 Years)
* OTS = Opportunity to see. Average OTS amongst all age splits, based on total population in Cities >50k citizens
Number of Public Video Screens H1 2021 FY 2021 2022-2026 Update for 2022 2026 unchange dPremium Roadside Screensmedium 2m2 170 260 ~ Ø 500 on topper year~ 750-800 on top (+1,000 until Q1/2023)3,500+max potential~ 7,000 by 2026large ~9m2 524 750 x-large <40m2 36 50 TOTAL 730 1,060 Premium Indoor Screenspublic transport 731 800 ~ Ø 300on topper year~ 400 on top (>90% in top 10 cities)6,800+max potential ~ 8,000 by 2026train stations 1,786 1,900 malls (+)* 2,560 2,350 TOTAL 5,077 5,050 Longtail & 3rd Party ScreensPOS 2,269 2,345 opportunistic developmentopportunistic with focus on POS90,000+max potential ~ 180,000 by 2026 ambient 13,213 13,690 3rd party 58,610 58,610 TOTAL74,092 74,645
* Including top indoor locations like e.g. premium cinemas or large event locations
| C i t y |
C b i d t o m n e n e h i % r e a c n |
G R P s |
|---|---|---|
| B l i e r n |
6 0 9 |
4 4 4 |
| H b a m u r g |
8 2 7 |
9 4 6 |
| M i h u n c |
6 6 5 |
9 7 5 |
| C l o o g n e |
9 7 7 |
8 3 2 |
| F k f t r a n r u |
6 0 5 |
4 8 7 |
| S t t t t g a r u |
7 7 6 |
1, 0 5 0 |
| D ü l d f s s e o r |
7 0 2 |
4 7 5 |
| E s s e n |
6 4 6 |
1 2 5 |
D-OoH net reach in top 10 cities
65%
Public Video RON (Station, Mall, Infoscreen, Roadside, City, City Tower), 1 week, 10 sec. spot, Ø ad pressure
i.e. Local Salesforce & Programmatic Setup with unique Profile
while OOH+ supports faster recovery
Q3 Revenue development (Q3 2019 – Q3 2022, indexed)
| Q 3 2 0 1 9 |
Q 3 2 0 2 0 |
Q 3 2 0 2 1 |
Q 3 2 0 2 2 |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 S tr öe r |
1 0 0 % |
7 8 % |
9 8 % |
1 0 5 % |
| Pe A er |
1 0 0 % |
5 8 % |
7 6 % |
8 7 % |
| Pe B er |
1 0 0 % |
6 1 % |
8 6 % |
9 8 % |
| Pe C er |
1 0 0 % |
8 4 % |
1 0 4 % |
1 1 5 % |
| Pe D er |
1 0 0 % |
6 7 % |
9 1 % |
9 8 % |
| 2 Pe E er |
1 0 0 % |
6 % 7 |
8 2 % |
9 1 % |
Q3 Revenue development (Q3 2019 – Q3 2022, indexed)
| Q 3 2 0 1 9 |
Q 3 2 0 2 0 |
Q 3 2 0 2 1 |
Q 3 2 0 2 2 |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 S öe tr r |
% 1 0 0 |
% 9 4 |
% 1 0 9 |
% 1 1 7 |
| Pe A er |
% 1 0 0 |
% 5 8 |
% 7 6 |
% 8 7 |
| Pe B er |
1 0 0 % |
6 1 % |
8 6 % |
9 8 % |
| Pe C er |
1 0 0 % |
8 4 % |
1 0 4 % |
1 1 5 % |
| Pe D er |
1 0 0 % |
6 7 % |
9 1 % |
9 8 % |
| 2 Pe E er |
1 0 0 % |
6 7 % |
8 2 % |
9 1 % |
Adjusted for Ströer Tobacco sales
2Half-year figures
Heterogeneous client structure makes OoH business highly resilient *
| Pe l Ca rso na re |
Be ve rag es |
Te lec ica ion t om mu n s |
F ina nc e |
Fo d o |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Au tom t ive o |
Pu b l ic Co t ion rp ora s |
He l t h & P ha a rm ac y |
Tr t & Lo is t ics an sp or g |
Ga b l ing / Be ts m |
| To ism ur |
Ar t, Cu l tur & En ter ta inm t e en |
Ga tro s no my |
On l ine Po ta ls r |
Lo is t ics / Pa ls g rce |
| Co tru t ion In du try ns c s |
Gr ies ( C las ic ) oc er s |
D isc ter ou n |
Co M isc mm erc e |
En erg y |
| Ho & Ga de Eq ip t us e r n u me n |
Le isu & Sp ts re or |
Te i les & C lo h ing t t x |
Fa irs / Ex h i b i ion t s |
O he S t tor r es |
| Co & O f f ice ter mp u |
Bo dy Ca re |
Co E lec ics tro ns um er n |
Fo & Hu ing try t res n |
C lea ing n |
| Ca i ta l Go ds p o |
In du tr ia l Co b les s ns um a |
| Tech companies | Consulting firms | Car manufacturers |
|---|---|---|
| Google amazon NETFLIX Microsoft |
McKinson $BCG = -$ & Company BAIN & COMPANY (B) accenture рис |
TOYOTA Mercades Benz 学習集に再 |
| Universities | International organizations | Soccer clubs |
| Stanford HARVARD Industriana Yale University EMNUS SE UNIVERSITY OF |
CONDECD DEUTICHE CARLING |
|
| 35% of Fortune 500 & 82% of DAX 30 Companies are already customers |
15 years track-record to outperform the market i.e.in challenging times.
Source: 141 Statista, GDP Germany / Ifo Business Climate Index 2Ströer Group / Ströer Data
Overview & Group Update
Financials Outlook
| € m |
Q 3 2 0 2 1 |
Q 3 2 0 2 2 |
▲ |
|---|---|---|---|
| R e v e n u e s |
4 1 4. 3 |
4 3 6. 3 |
5 % + |
| O i h t r g a n c g r o w |
% 1 6. 5 + |
% 5. 3 + |
% 1 1. 2 t p s - |
| E B I T D A ( d j d ) t a s e u |
1 3 8. 7 |
1 3 3. 6 |
% 4 - |
| E i l i t t x c e p o n a e m s |
2. 5 - |
2. 7 - |
% 7 - |
| E B I T D A |
1 3 6. 1 |
1 3 0. 9 |
4 % - |
| ( 1 ) & D i t i A t i t i e p r e c a o n m o r z a o n |
7 5. 6 - |
7 3. 3 - |
3 % + |
| E B I T |
6 0. 5 |
5 7. 6 |
% 5 - |
| ( 1 ) F i i l l t n a n c a r e s u |
7. 4 - |
5. 4 - |
% 2 7 + |
| E B T |
3. 1 5 |
2. 2 5 |
2 % - |
| ( 2 ) T l t a x r e s u |
1 2. 9 - |
1 3. 0 - |
1 % - |
| N t I e n c o m e |
4 0. 2 |
3 9. 1 |
3 % - |
| ( 3 ) A d j t t s m e n s u |
1 6. 1 |
7. 1 |
% 5 6 - |
| N I ( d j d ) t t e n c o m e a u s e |
6. 2 5 |
4 6. 3 |
1 8 % - |
Note: New organic growth calculation with 12 months delayed recognition of acquisitions (applied from fiscal year 2022)
(1)Thereof attributable to IFRS 16 in D&A 47.8m€ (PY: 46.2m€) and in financial result 3.8m€ (PY: 4.5m€);(2)Tax rate according to IFRS is 25.0% (PY: 24.4%)
(3)Adjusted for exceptional items (+2.7m€) and additional other reconciling factors in D&A (PPA related amortization and impairment losses, +6.7m€), in financial result (-1.5m€) 16
and in income taxes (-0.8m€)
| € m |
Q 3 2 0 2 1 |
Q 3 2 0 2 2 |
|---|---|---|
| ( ) E B I T D A d j t d a u s e |
1 3 8. 7 |
1 3 3. 6 |
| E i l i t t x c e p o n a e m s - |
2. 5 - |
2. 7 - |
| E B I T D A |
1 3 6. 1 |
1 3 0. 9 |
| I t t n e r e s - |
5. 8 - |
5. 1 - |
| T a x - |
1 2. 6 - |
3 8. 1 - |
| / W C + - |
1 9. 6 - |
4. 9 - |
| / O h t + e r s - |
3. 3 |
0. 9 |
| O C t i h F l p e r a n g a s o w |
1 0 1. 3 |
8 3. 7 |
| I t t ( b f M & A ) n v e s m e n s e o r e |
2 4. 6 - |
5 1. 5 - |
| F C h F l ( b f M & A ) r e e a s o w e o r e |
6. 7 7 |
3 2. 2 |
| ( ) 2 L l i b i l i ( I F R S 1 6 ) t t e a s e a r e p a m e n s y y |
3 9. 6 - |
3 6. 5 - |
| ( 3 ) C ( ) F h F l d j t d r e e a s o w a u s e |
3 7. 2 |
4. 3 - |
| C t o m m e n |
|
|---|---|
| | O t i C h F l i l d t h- f f t i t p e r a n g a s o w n c u e s c a c u p e e c n a x f € f t 2 5 t t i l d d p a y m e n s o c. m a e r e m p o r a r y r e u c e d i d i t p r e p a m e n s r n g p a n e m c y u |
| | C f t i i t t t i l l i d i i t i t i o n n u o u s n v e s m e n s p a r c u a r y n g z a o n o d i i i i O H M d i d f f t t t a v e r s n g u n s n o e a s e g m e n a n o n e- o f f t ( 1 1 € ) f h f t H Q e e c c. m r o m p u r c a s e o c o r p o r a e |
| | I d W k i C i l i i t t m p r o v e o r n g a p a p o s o n |
| | ( 1 ) a 2. 2 B k l t i t i t h l i t a n e e r a g e r a o c e a r m p r o e m e n v w v i i d d i f i d f f t t t a g a n s p r o r y e a r a n e s p e a o r e m e n o n e o n e- o f f t e e c s |
17
(1)Net debt and adj. EBITDA of last 12 month adjusted for IFRS 16; restated retrospectively due to the purchase price allocations that were finalized after 30 September 2021(2)Part of Cash Flow from financing activities; (3)Before M&A and incl. IFRS 16 lease liability repayments
| € 2 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 2 0 2 1 ▲ m |
2 0 2 2 |
▲ |
|---|---|---|
| % S t t h f 1 9 4. 2 2 0 2. 2 4. 1 4 4 4. 5 + e g m e n r e v e n u e, e r e o |
5 4 1. 1 |
% 2 1. 7 + |
| C l i O O H 2. % 3 1 3. 8 1 3 2. 6 1 2 9. 3 5 a s s c - |
3 4 1 7. |
1 0. 6 % + |
| D i i t l O O H 2 3. 0 % 9 4. 2 4 7. 4 5 8. 4 + g a |
1 5 1. 2 |
6 0. 5 % + |
| O O H S i 2. 6 % 3 6. 1 4. 2 1 4. 5 5 + e r c e s v |
4 2. 8 |
1 3 % 7. + |
| E B I T D A ( d j t d ) 9 4. 8 9 8. 7 4. 0 % 1 9 5. 0 + a u s e |
2 4 5. 9 |
2 6. 1 % + |
| E B I T D A i ( d j d ) 4 8. 8 % 4 8. 8 % 0. 0 % 4 3. 9 % t t m a r g n a s e p s u |
4 5. 4 % |
1. 6 % t + p s |
| Q 3 |
9 M |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| € m |
2 0 2 1 |
2 0 2 2 |
▲ | 2 0 2 1 |
2 0 2 2 |
▲ |
| S h f t t e g m e n r e v e n u e, e r e o |
1 7 0. 2 |
1 7 6. 2 |
3. 5 % + |
5 0 5. 6 |
5 2 7. 9 |
4. 4 % + |
| D i i t l g a |
1 0 0. 8 |
8 9. 0 |
1 1. % 7 - |
2 8 7. 5 |
2 9 7 5. |
4. 0 % - |
| D i l a o g |
6 9. 3 |
8 7. 2 |
2 5. 8 % + |
2 1 8. 2 |
2 5 2. 0 |
1 5. 5 % + |
| E B I T D A ( d j d ) t a s e u |
4 3. 2 |
3 6. 6 |
1 % 5. 5 - |
1 2 6. 0 |
1 1 4. 4 |
9. 2 % - |
| E B I T D A i ( d j t d ) m a r g n a u s e |
2 5. 4 % |
2 0. 8 % |
4. 7 % t p s - |
2 4. 9 % |
2 1. 7 % |
3. 2 % t p s - |
| Q 3 |
9 M |
|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| € m |
2 0 2 1 |
2 0 2 2 |
▲ | 2 0 2 1 |
2 0 2 2 |
▲ |
| S t t h f e g m e n r e v e n u e, e r e o |
6 3. 0 |
7 3. 9 |
1 7. 3 % + |
1 7 4. 9 |
2 1 6. 0 |
2 3. 5 % + |
| D S i t a a a s a e r c e v |
2 1 5. |
3 3. 0 |
3 1. 6 % + |
7 2. 7 |
1 0 0. 8 |
3 8. 7 % + |
| C E- o m m e r c e |
3 8. 0 |
4 0. 9 |
% 7. 8 + |
1 0 2. 3 |
1 1 5. 2 |
% 1 2. 7 + |
| E B I T D A ( d j d ) t a u s e |
6 7. |
6. 5 |
1 3. 9 % - |
1 9. 0 |
1 6. 6 |
1 3. 0 % - |
| ( ) E B I T D A i d j t d m a r g n a u s e |
% 1 2. 0 |
% 8. 8 |
% 3. 2 t p s - |
% 1 0. 9 |
% 7. 7 |
% 3. 2 t p s - |
Overview & Group Update
Financials Outlook
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