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COMPANY PRESENTATION
DECEMBER 2018
Disclaimer
- This presentation has been prepared by Biesse S.p.A. for information purposes only and for use in presentations of the Group's results and strategies.
- For further details on the Biesse S.p.A. reference should be made to publicly available information. including the Quarterly Reports, the Half Annual Report, the Annual Reports and the Three Years Business Plan.
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- Any reference to past performance of the Biesse S.p.A. shall not be taken as an indication of future performance.
- This document does not constitute an offer or invitation to purchase or subscribe for any shares and no part of it shall form the basis of or be relied upon in connection with any contract or commitment whatsoever.
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Biesse Group is a global leader in the technology for processing wood, glass, stone, advanced materials and metal. Founded in Pesaro in 1969 by Giancarlo Selci, the company has been listed on the Italian Stock Exchange (Star) since June 2001. Starting from October 2015 Biesse is included in the Mid-Cap segment.
OURBELIEFS
We believe in challenging standards, in thinking forward and in acting differently.
Creating advanced technologies and beautifully-designed solutions is the key to transforming our beliefs into real value.
5 12 Industrial Group Business DivisionsProduction Sites
We manufacture machines and components for wood, glass, stone, advanced materials and metal processing through specialisedbusiness units and 12 manufacturing sitesin Italy and worldwide.
IN
HOW
Growing investments in R&D have enabled us to create technological solutions that have simplified the management of CNC machines, improving our customers' processes revolutionizing market standards.
WHERE
We support our colleagues everywhere in the world, using the most advanced management, sales and support system. Our global network enables us to be always close to our customers.
WITH
Customers in 120 Countries.
Manufacturers of furniture, design items and door/window frames, producers of elements for the building, nautical and aerospace industries.
More than 4,380 employees throughout the world (temporary workers included) are ourHuman Capital Value
INNOVATION
Innovation is the driving force for the way we do business, continuouslystriving for excellence to support our customers' competitiveness.
Innovation is hard-wiredin our DNA.
RELIABILITY
Our main principles:
- Fairness to all stakeholders
- Mutual trust and transparency
- Unrestricted and clear communications
- Sharing of knowledge and experience
EXCELLENCE
A VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE…
FOR A CONSTANTGROWTH
02
Profit
01
Revenue
Cash
FOOTPRINT
DISTRIBUTION
CUSTOMERS
SEGMENTS:
- JOINERS
- MAKERS OF LARGE FURNITURE ITEMS
- WINDOWS AND DOORS
- WOOD BUILDING COMPANIES AND MANUFACTURERS
- GLASS WORKERS
- MARBLE WORKERS
- WINDOWS
- FURNITURE
- KITCHEN MANUFACTURERS
- MACHINERY PRODUCERS:
- WOOD
- ALUMINUM
- PLASTIC
- METAL
- ADVANCED MATERIALS
A SHORT SELECTION OF THE COMPANIES WE SERVE:
STRATEGY
Differentiation
FACING A DISRUPTIVE GROWTH
(1) …B2B companies will need a completely different approach to driving growth…
what will impact our business over the next years:
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Accenture source
…HOW BIESSE IS FACING THIS PHASE:FACING A DISRUPTIVE GROWTH(2)
1 - REMAIN AHEAD OF CUSTOMER EXPECTANTIONS
2 – LEVERAGE DIGITALE TECHNOLOGIES
3 – SALES AND MARKETING ORGANIZATION FIT
Accenture source
SYSTEMS
BSUITEACHIEVEMENT
A complete platformfully implemented
The single, integrated platform to manage all machine processes has been fully implemented on machines.
SMARTFACTORIES
The new era of digitalisation for small and medium-sized companies
70%Smart for all
Our goal is to identify 4.0 Industry - oriented Customers in order to provide them with a new business model focused on software and integration.
30%
Super Systems
In the smart factory of tomorrow, each component is traced and identifiable enabling automatic feedback and processstatistics to be generated.
SOPHIABIESSE CHOSE ACCENTURE'S INDUSTRY X.0 TO LEAD IN THE NEW
Know-How, expertise and resources
Smart Products
Smart Services
New Customer Experiences
IIOT- SOPHIA
IOT BIESSE SERVICE PACK
- Priority service and extended coverage
- Continuous connection with the Biessecontrol center
- Direct monitoring of machine performancethrough a dedicated app
- Analysis of machine downtime, remotediagnostics and fault prevention
- On-site functional checks and technical inspections within the warranty period
- Proactive call after machine downtimenotification
- Extended hours for service coverage from 8to 12 hours per day
TO ACHIEVE GREAT RESULTS
whitin 2020
ROUTE TO NEW SERVICES
With its new IIOT platform, Biesse is transforming itself from product-oriented manufacturer to a digital business offering to its customers value added services.
8%MORE PRODUCTSNEW TARGET
2020
Targets
4%
7%
5%
Wood Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
G&S Division Estimated
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
26mln€
Metal
2020 Target
Advanced Materials
2020 Target40mln€ CAGR 2018-2020 12.9%
Mechatronics Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
14%
12%
Tooling Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
40%A.M. Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
6%Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
MORE SOLUTIONSNEW TARGET
WOOD-MARKET
COMPETITORS
The competition in the current market is consolidated. We evaluate to be the second leading company in the sector. Main competitors are located in Germany and in Italy. The most important ones are: in Germanybelonging the (30.5% estimated market share) and in Italy (7,5% estimated market share*) not listed yet.
WOOD-TARGETS
Wood division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020vs 2017
02
03
Renovation and completion of the range of machines
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020vs 2017
Enhance R&D for innovative solutions (technologies and new materials)
Expand the product range of woodworking machines for the housing market
HOUSING-MARKET
COMPETITORS
The competition in the market is consolidated. Main competitors are located in Germany and in Italy. The most important ones are (the Market Leader), ( ) in Germany and , in Italy.
2017MarketSize
Whole market potential
€.0,5bn
Estimated worldwide market share 2017
HOUSING-TARGET
15€/mln
2020 Target in wood constructionmaterials (structural wood)
Biesse Group will continue to extend its product range, increasing penetration in the high potential segment (actually forecasted the best one) yet highly-strategic industry of timber carpentry (beams and structural façades).
01
02
Expand our offering in other timber carpentry segments (minor complexity and higher volumes)
Leverage on Biesse capillarity to boost sales and after-sales worldwide
GLASS-MARKET
COMPETITORS
We are currently the industry leader in the glass processing market in which we operate. Main competitors are located in Italy and Germany, Austria:
They are: ( , ) , e .
STONE-MARKET
COMPETITORS
The competition in the current market is consolidated. We are among the leading companies in the sector and we intend to reinforce our positioning. Main competitors are located in France and in Italy and they are: ( ), , and .
2017StoneMarket Size
Estimated worldwide market share 2017
Whole market potential
€650mln
GLASS & STONETARGET
G&S Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020vs 2017
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
01Maintain and reinforce our leading 12%position in the glass sector
02
Expand our offering in new product segments
Increase our market share in the stone segment, reinforcing our leadership in 03this area
TOOLING – GLASS – STONE & CERAMIC MARKET
TOOLING -TARGET
Tooling Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020(vs 2017)
6%
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 (vs 2017)
01
Maintain and reinforce our leading position in the glass sector
02
Expand our offering in new product segments
03
Increase our market share in the stone segment, reinforcing our leadership in this area
MECHATRONICSTARGET
Mechatronics Unit Estimated CAGR 2018-2020(vs 2017)
5%
MarketEstimated CAGR 2018-2020(vs 2017 )
2020 target in metal sector
01
Maintain and reinforce our leading positioning in the Wood- Aluminum- Plastic (WAP) sector
Enlarge our product offering for metal working machines
03
Continue to strengthen its sales organization especially in Asian and Western Europe Market
ADVANCEDMATERIALS
COMPETITORS
The advanced material* processing machinery market is highly fragmented worldwide, main competitors are , , , , ( ), , and .
Care Model 1:1 Clay block41
*Advanced materialsCarbon FiberFoamCompositeAlluminium
Estimated worldwide market share 20162017A.M.MarketSize
Titanium
Whole market potential € 0.8 bln
ADVANCEDMATERIALS*
40mln/€
2020 targetIn advanced material segment
*Advanced materials
- Carbon Fiber
- Foam
- Plastics
- Composite
- Alluminium
- Titanium
Expand our plastic working machineries in order tomeet the needs of the market.
02 Extend our product range drawing on the expertise of Uniteam to enhance its range of products and applications for machining advanced composite materials for several industries
application
Marine
Packaging
Renewable
Energy
Ballistics
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SERVICE
Our network supports our customers worldwide. Through Biesseservice and Biesse parts. we offer technical services and machine/component spares parts anywhere in the world on-site. as well as on-line - 24/7.
Our Service will evolve to Service 2.0
Predictive: leave "break-and -fix" service as is logics and anticipate the needs moving onto predictive services thanks .
Digital: Fully implement On Line Sophia Services platform to offer advanced remote assistance, Spare Parts purchasing, Intelligent Troubleshooting, software update distribution and machines connection to Customer ERP
Master in Competence: Structure Training Academy supporting product and process competence to our Customers and Service team
SYSTEMS
We increased our market share becoming a leading company in the engineering solutions sector worldwide recognised.
The guiding strategy of the Biesse Systems team is based on the following clear key concepts:
- Definite lead times
- •Automation
- •Stock Management
- •Modularity
- •Total Quality
BSUITE
Potential Software Fees contribution to
Net Sales (to be invoiced)
01
Consolidation. reliability and rationalization. Superior technology for creating synergies in machine automation.
02
Technological superiority and sustainability. Ensuring advanced. sustainable know-how in order to develop intelligent machines.
Simple. smart software. Meeting growing technological needs through application software and smart apps.
Business software. Business-oriented software to enhance collaboration with our customers' businesses.
SUBSIDARIESCLOSE TOCUSTOMERS
03
To expand our global presenceto be close to our customers.
Continue to promote the "Roadmap to success" for our subsidiaries: moving from reactive to proactive, fostering entrepreneurship at all levels, defining market and customer-oriented strategies01
02Invest in new and innovative technological complexes, "Biesse Campus", to better support our expansion in selected areas
Invest in human resources and capabilities as growth drivers
STABILIZEPROFITABILITY
9.5%Net salesCAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
< 39%
Target COGSincidence on Net Sales
< 30%Target Labor Cost incidence on Net Sales
< 20%Target Overhead Cost on Incidence on Net Sales
- Continue our growth trend
- Optimize our production costs
- Invest in human resources and capabilities as growth driver, controlling their incidence on net sales
- Optimize Overhead costs
9 MONTHS 2018
THE LATEST RESULTS OFFICIALLY APPROVED
BIESSE HIGHLIGHTS 9 MONTHS2018
orders intake+5.2%
backlog+18.5%
Group people nr.4,383.(including temporary people)
net sales€ 520.8
net financial position cash positive € 19.4
ebitda€ 60.9 (incidenceon sales 11.7%)
ebit€ 42.5 (incidenceon sales 8.2%)
net result€ 23.5 (incidenceon sales 4.5%)
€/mln
EXTRACT OF THE P&L – 9months 2018
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NET FINANCIAL POSITION TREND –
CASHFLOW – NET DEBIT
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SALES BREAKDOWN – SEPT. 2018
by main geo-areas
by business divisions
Wood
Glass & Stone Mechatronics Tooling Components Elisions
ORDERS UPDATE
SEPTEMBER 2018
GROUP ORDERSINTAKE& BACKLOG
GROUP PEOPLEDISTRIBUTION
SEPTEMBER 2018
PEOPLE DISTRIBUTION
57
(without interim people)
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interim people at the end of Sept 2016: 232interim people at the end of Sept 2017: 184Interim people at the end of Sept 2018: 187 9 months2018: 4,383
OCTOBER30TH 2018
BIESSE B.O.D. PRESS RELEASE EXTRACT
BIESSE PRESS RELEASE
(EXTRACT OCT 30TH)
New forecast
…in view of the results achieved to date (IIIQ 2018) and the global macro-economic outlook, the updated forecast for the current year 2018 is as follows:
consolidated revenues: expected range EURO 730- 740 millionebitda: expected range EURO 92 – 95 million positive net financial position: expected range EURO 20/25 million
"Mr. Stefano Porcellini, Group General Manager stated that, the results to 30 September are confirmation that Biesse will maintain its virtuous growth trend this year too (estimated revenues of Euro 730-740 million for full year 2018) albeit with a growth rate of about 7%, about 3 percentage points lower than the most recent Plan. The current order intake is further evidence of how global demand is increasingly oriented towards solutions with a high degree of automation, such as cells and integrated production lines. This trend, on the one hand has lifted our backlog to record levels (because of the longer production lead times) but also underlies the more conservative estimates of current revenue (and, consequently, on profitability expectations) for the current year. Although likely to be very positive, it is likely that cash generation will also feel the impact of this trend, as well as the impact of planned investment to upgrade productive capacity to satisfy new trends indemand."
2018-2020: THE 'LATEST' 3-YEARS PLAN APPROVED(remind)
(plan approved Feb 28th 2018)
Continuing to pursue an organic growth. .
- Increasing our sales force. subsidiaries. agents and distributors worldwide
- Growing not only in the woodworking machine sector. but also in the glass, stone, mechatronics and advanced materials segments, especially considering the after-sales services
- Continuing to diversify into new sectors: advanced materials and metal working even through the mechatronics division
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Generation of value.
Decreasing incidence of COGS on Net Sales taking advantage of the world
production optimization and
Maintaining Labour Cost incidence on Net Sales below
Maintaining Overhead
incidence on Net Sales below
efficiency
30%
20%
EBITDA
NET FINANCIAL POSITION
Positive cash flow.
- Starting point: huge, positive Net Financial Position at the end of 2017
- Continuing to invest in R&D around 1.5% of Net Sales (capitalized) –effective 4%
- Cash Flow finances the projected increasing CAPEX to support our growth forecast
- Already paid yearly dividends(since 2014 for four years) for a total amount of > € 34 mln dividend policy 30% of the expected Group net profit
OPERATIVE NETWORKINGCAPITAL
Control our Operative Net Working Capital.
- Maintaining Operative Net Working Capital incidence on Net Sales below 9-10%
- Maintaining our Group inventories below 22% incidence on Net Sales
- Maintaining our Group DSOaround 50 -55 days max
- Maintaining our Group DPOaround 110-120 days
CAPEX*
total capex value
total capex % on sales
*potential growth strategy through M&A not included
continue our growth trend through focused investments.
2018e
tangible: € 27.4mlnintangible: € 17.6mln
main investments drivers:
- India:investiment in durable goods
- Uniteam: improvement of the production plant
- Mechatronics: Italian plant (HSD S.p.A.) components production machines extension
- Metal Working: (internal phase): improvement of the components production
- I.T.: digital factory PLM & CRM –Oracle Subsidiaries implementation
- R&D constant investment. Around 1.5% on net sales every year
CAPEX:TANGIBILES
India: Manufacturing durable goods investments to meet the projected productive expansion improving the quality
Housing ( UniteamWood Division): improvement production plant –durable goods investments
Continue our growth trend through focused investments
Mechatronics Italian plant (HSD S.p.A.) components production machines (rotary tables) and production plant expantion
Metal working (internal phase): improvement of the components production – durable goods investments
TANGIBLEASSETS
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EXTRACT OF THE P&L
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C A G R 1 4. 6 % |
7 1 9 5. 0. 6 % |
*after non recurring items
tax rate 29.6%
OPERATIVE NETWORKING CAPITAL
| ln € / m |
2 0 3 1 |
2 0 1 4 |
2 0 1 5 |
2 0 1 6 |
2 0 1 7 |
2 0 2 0 e |
T t a r g e s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inv ies to en r % les t s ne a |
2 2. 8 % |
2 3. 0 % |
2 1. 5 % |
2 1. 1 % |
2 0. 8 % |
2 0. 0 % |
2 2 % < |
| b les Re iva ce les % t s ne a |
2 0. 1 % |
1 8. 9 % |
2 0. 3 % |
2 0. 8 % |
1 7. 3 % |
1 9. 2 % |
D S O d 5 5 a y s |
| b les Pa a y % les t s ne a |
2 9. % 4 |
2 8. 8 % |
2 9. % 5 |
3 % 1. 1 |
3 2. % 4 |
3 % 1. 4 |
D P O d 1 2 0 a s y |
| O i k i N W t t p e r a n g e o r n g l C i t a p a |
5 1. 4 |
5 5. 6 |
6 3. 4 |
6 6. 9 |
3 8. 7 |
7 0. 2 |
|
| l % t n e s a e s |
3 % 1 6 |
3 0 % 1 |
2 2 % 1 |
0 8 % 1 |
% 5 6 |
% 7 7 |
|
RECEIVABLESPAYABLESINVENTORIES
CASHFLOW
| l € / m n |
2 0 1 3 |
2 0 1 4 |
2 0 1 5 |
2 0 1 6 |
2 0 1 7 |
2 0 2 0 e |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| h f l G C r o s s a s o w % les t s ne a |
5 2. 0 3. 8 % 1 |
3 8. 3 9. 0 % |
4 6. 3 8. 9 % |
4 5. 8 % 7 4 |
7 5. 4 0. 9 % 1 |
9 5. 2 0. % 1 5 |
| I t t n v e s m e n s les % t s ne a |
-1 9. 8 5. 2 % |
-2 0. 8 4. 9 % |
-2 5. 2 4. 9 % |
-3 2. 0 2 % 5 |
2 5 -3 9. 7 % |
5 5. -5 0. 6 % |
| f C h l N t e a s o w les % t s ne a |
2 8 3 2. 5 % |
5 4 1 7. 1 % |
2 1 4 1. 1 % |
8 2 1 3. 2 % |
3 6. 2 5 2 % |
7 4 4 4. 9 % |
| d iv i de ds n |
8 -4 0. 1 8 ha p er s re |
-9 8 0. 3 6 p ha er s re |
-9 8 0. 3 6 p ha er s re |
-9 8 0. 3 6 p ha er s re |
6. 6 -1 f f 3 0 % o i t p t ne ro |
|
| b Δ N D t t e e |
1 2. 7 |
1 1. 3 |
4. 0 |
2 6. 4 |
€ 2 8. 1 s 2 v 0 9 1 e |
|
| b N D t t e e |
2 3 9 - |
1 1 3 - |
0 0 |
4 0 |
3 0 4 |
1 0 4 7 |
VALUE ADDED
EBIT
post-non recurring items
LABOURCOST
MACHINES MARKET VALUE
Drivers and impact
MAIN REFERENCE MARKETS:
Biesse % of sales per macro-sectors:
consolidated net sales BiesseHOUSING-FURNITUREGDP-BIESSE
Source: Bloomberg – CSIL - CRESME
EQUITY STORY
SHAREHOLDERS – B.O.D. STRUCTURE
EQUITY STORY (a)
€/MILservice growth: increase the installed base to growth a profitable service business
market position: more than 50% of the daily business from the non-mature economies markets
technological leadership: Biesse mission is to enable customers (in all divisions) to reduce costs and increase production efficiency "looking into the future"
Industry 4.0 & smart factory: intelligent solutions already completed (SOPHIA platform and BAvant software products family)
value creation: ROCEin 2013 0.2% - ROCE in 2017 40.3% (ROCE=EBIT/capital employed)
EQUITY STORY (b)
Biesse performance indicators(most used ones)
(financial)
| ln € /m |
2 0 1 2 |
2 0 1 3 |
2 0 1 4 |
2 0 1 5 |
2 0 1 6 |
2 0 1 7 |
d i I n c o m n g o r e r s l s a e s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I N C O M I N G O R D E R S |
3 0 2. 3 |
3 1 2. 7 |
3 7 5. 6 |
4 4 2. 6 |
5 0 7. 9 |
5 9 6. 8 |
E B I T D A / E B I T ( ) l l d R O C E E B I T / i t c a p a e m p o y e |
| N E T S A L E S |
3 8 3. 1 |
3 8. 7 4 |
2 4 7. 1 |
9. 5 1 1 |
6 8. 1 5 |
6 9 0. 1 |
f f h l r e e c a s o w |
| E B I T D A |
2 5. 0 |
3 4. 3 |
3 9. 6 |
6 4. 1 |
7 5. 8 |
8 9. 5 |
( ) f l i i n o n n a n c a – |
| E B I T |
0. 3 |
1 8. 1 |
2 4. 8 |
4 3. 7 |
5 5. 1 |
6 3. 6 |
l d f i i t t t e m p o y e e a n c u s o m e r s a s a c o n i i t r a n n g |
| R O C E |
0. 2 % |
1 2. 7 |
1 8. 4 % |
3 0. 9 % |
3 5. 6 % |
4 0. 3 % |
b l i i i t t s u s a n a y i i t n n o v a o n |
SHAREHOLDERS BREAKDOWN – BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Biesse B.o.D.:
Giancarlo Selci (Founder - President)
Roberto Selci (C.E.O.)
Stefano Porcellini (Group Director)
Alessandra Parpajola
Giovanni Chiura (indipendent)
Federica Palazzi (indipendent)
Elisabetta Righini (indipendent)
Alberto AmurriInvestor Relator Manager 0039 - 07214391070039 - 3351219556