AMBERTECH LIMITED — Interim / Quarterly Report 2022

Feb 24, 2022

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1[ST] HALF RESULTS FY 2022 INVESTOR UPDATE - FEBRUARY 2022

ASX: AMO

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1[st] Half Highlights

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Revenue EBITDA NPAT EPS DPS
$38.3m $4.1m $2.1m 2.6c 1.5c
First half revenue in line with guidance despite some project delays. EPS of 2.6 cents, all tax losses recouped FY21.
EBITDA and NPAT results ahead of guidance. Working Capital up 45.3% from 30/06/21
Interim dividend of 1.5 cents, fully franked Annualised Return on equity of 22.8%
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Executive Summary

• Leading value-added distributor of high technology audio-visual (AV) and communications solutions.

• Distribution network of professional, commercial and residential installers, consumer electronics (CE) & musical instrument (MI) retailers, content creators, broadcasters, government and non-government users of communications infrastructure across Australia and NZ.

• Positioned to take advantage of the adoption of AV technology accelerated by COVID-19 across its key markets.

• Strong product and technology suite on which to build future growth through professional, commercial and residential dealer sales.

• Successful acquisition and integration of Hills AV business added scale, geographic spread, strengthened customer base and added owned IP.

• Successful acquisition and integration of Noise Toys Imports MI business raising profile and reputation in MI market.

• Recent acquisition (1 Nov) of Connected Media Australia expands offering to include control and automation ecosystem for residential and commercial installations.

Structure

Capital Structure
Share price (24 February 2022)	$0.31
52 week range	$0.19/$0.475
Shares on Issue	93.0M
Options on Issue	1.4M
Market capitalisation	$28.8M
Net cash (31 December 2021)	$1.7M
Enterprise Value	$27.1M
Substantial Shareholders(21 February 22)	%
Appwam Pty Limited	29.8%
Wavelink Systems	7.8%
Amos Super Fund	5.6%
Sub-total	43.2%
Top 20	70.3%

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Dividends

• Interim dividend 1.5 cents per share

• AMO full tax paying this FY

• DRP suspended for interim dividend

• Dividend payout ratio of 65% of NPAT

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Dividend Cents per Share
Final FY20 0.3
Interim FY21 1.5
Final FY21 1.6
Interim FY22 1.5
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 Board target payout ratio of min 50% of NPAT

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Business Segments

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Integrated Solutions Integrated SolutionsProfessional Supporting our dealer network with world Supporting a strong dealer network and a range of media and communications users class product solutions and support. with world class product solutions and ongoing support including SaaS.

Retail Exclusive brand representation in areas where product differentiation is clear in capability and value.

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Business Segments

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• Integrated Solutions Integrated SolutionsProfessional Retail $0.5m to $1.0m to

• $19.3m 50% $10.6m 28% $8.4m 22% $2.0m $6.0m Including ~$2.2m in recurring SaaS

• Key Customers Key Customers Key Customers  One Diversified  Electronic Living  Department of Defence  Seven, Nine, Ten Networks  JB Hi-Fi  The Warehouse  Fredon Technology  AV Australia  Royal Australian Navy  Soundbay  Harvey Norman  Noel Leeming  Programmed Electrical  Concept AV  ABC  Factory Sound  Big W  Electus Distribution  Vizcom Technologies  Pro Av Solutions  Fox Sports  Sounds Easy  The Good Guys

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		Integrated Solutions Professional Retail
	Market Opportunity	 Streaming audio/video  Home entertainment  Commercial AV  Automation control  Communications IP radio  Automation of TV, Post-Production  Music Production  Demand for small portable projection  Requirement for portable sound
	Key Products	 Streaming technologies  Supporting technologies (speakers, displays)  Amplifiers and speakers  Higher spec systems  MIMO mesh radios  Studio robotics  USB based audio interfaces  Studio monitor systems  Musical instruments and components  Personal projectors from lost cost and size (micro) to higher cost and size  Headphones with technology point of difference
	Competitors	 More competitors in this segment  Larger market  Limited competition  Specialist markets  Low cost no name brands

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Financials

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Financial Highlights

Commentary

• Underlying business results showing growth, some project timelines delayed by clients.

• Markets most impacted by COVID-19 continue to include live entertainment and tertiary education.

• Full impact of recent acquisitions (Noise Toys/Connected Media) not yet realised;

• Capacity for further organic and acquisition growth across all segments.

Normalised NPBT by Half Year ($m)

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Normalised
2.5
2.3
2.0
2.1
2.0
1.5
1.0 1.2
0.5
-
2H F2020 1H F2021 2H F2021 1H F2022
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• Normalised pre tax result up 9.5% on prior corresponding period (adjusted for Jobkeeper/Jobsaver).

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(A$m) 1H FY22 1H FY21
Revenue 38.3 38.9
Cost of Goods (24.6) (26.7)
Gross Profit 13.7 12.2
GP Margin (%) 35.7% 31.4%
EBITDA 4.1 4.6
EBITDA Margin (%) 10.7% 11.7%
EBIT 3.5 3.8
EBIT Margin (%) 9.1% 9.8%
NPAT 2.1 3.6
EPS (cents) 2.6 4.7
DPS (cents) 1.5 1.5
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• Investors undertaking a comparison of NPAT should be aware that AMO was utilising tax losses in the prior period and is now full tax paying.

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Balance Sheet

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Balance Sheet Summary

(A$m)	1H FY22	FY21
Current Assets	35.4	29.5
Current Liabilities	(15.2)	(15.6)
Working Capital	20.2	13.9
Adjusted Working Capital (excluding cash)	18.2	12.1
Non Current Assets	10.1	10.3
Non Current Liabilities	8.1	(8.8)
Net Assets	22.2	15.4
Intangibles	(4.5)	(4.2)
Net Tangible Assets	17.7	11.2

• Working capital improvement during the half of 45.3%

• Net Tangible Assets increased to 19.1c per share.

(A$m)	1H FY22	FY21
Inventory	17.8	12.9

Annualised GPROI (Average Inventory)

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178%
172%
127%
115% 119%
FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 1H FY22
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• Improvement in inventory Gross Profit Return On Investment (GPROI) despite holding greater stock to manage uncertain supplier delivery timeframes.

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Cash Flow and Net Debt

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Cash Flow Summary

(A$m)	1H FY22	1H FY21
Cash provided by Operating Activities	0.8	1.5
Cash used in Investing Activities	(1.3)	(0.1)
Cash used in/provided by Financing Activities	0.7	(1.0)
Net increase in cash	0.2	0.4
(A$m)	1H FY22	FY21
Total Finance Debt	(0.2)	(2.7)
Cash	2.0	1.8
Net Cash/(Debt)	1.8	(0.9)

• Cash flow remains strong with further debt reduction

• Operating cash flow reduced by tax payments as losses all recouped.

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Net Cash/(Debt) ($m)
1.8
FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 1H FY22
(0.9)
(3.6)
(3.8)
(4.4)
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• Cash flow provided substantial reduction in net debt.

• Significant headroom available across funding facilities.

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Growth Strategy and Outlook

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Executing Growth Strategy

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• Ambertech has a strategy for revenue and margin growth across each of our market segments. These include the following key initiatives:

• Expanded our reach into more system sales where we take the role of a complete supplier. Recent examples being the ABC project and Ausbiz.

• Professional  Focused on increasing our recurring services model where multi year support contracts are entered into.  Increasing sales by further developing existing brand opportunities. In particular, video conferencing and streaming products have significant ongoing growth potential due to the high demand resulting from the work force working from

• Integrated home. Solutions  Increasing our own IP capability with the acquisition of Australian Monitor. The R&D for new product development has seen the successful release of new products.

• Further market expansion of our range of low cost LED based projectors.

• Retail  Introduction of personalised Headphone brand Nura.  Completed the acquisition of the MI business of Noise Toys Imports – a strategic addition to grow our reach and reputation in the MI market.

• Completed the acquisition of Connected Media Australia – a strategic addition of a key brand (RTI) and expertise in the

• Acquisition residential and commercial automation control space.  Actively looking at further acquisitions, with a number already identified in each area of the business.  We have a disciplined framework for approaching relevant acquisition opportunities.

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2H FY22 Outlook

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• Interim Dividend of 1.5 cents per share fully franked, noting company used up all tax losses in FY21. Represents pay out ratio of 65% of NPAT.

• Board have confirmed its intention to target a dividend pay-out ratio of at least 50% for the full year.

• Early sales results in the second half have been strong with pent up demand for recently arrived shipments. Our forward order book continues to grow.

• The diversity of our business remains a strength as we manage project timelines delayed by some clients.

• Opportunities for growth via acquisition continue to emerge and we are active in this space.

• Whilst it is too early to provide guidance for the full year results, the second half has commenced with results meeting targets. We will keep shareholders updated as the year progresses

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Appendix

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Recent Contract Wins and Agency Gains

Projects

• Awarded a contract with Leonardo to upgrade the RAN Anzac fleet with Silvus radio solutions. Final phase is now scheduled for delivery over the coming 6-12 months.

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New Agencies

During the year:

• Nura Heaphones

• ICE Cables

• EVS studio upgrades at Network 10.

• Strymon

• Supply of Blue Lucy asset management system on SaaS model to Australian Professional Leagues.

• Hotone

• Richter Straps

• Walla Walla Guitars

• Evoko

• RTI

• Bluesound Professional

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Important Notice and Disclaimer

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Future performance

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