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COMPANY PRESENTATION
STAR CONFERENCE 2018
MILAN, MARCH 27-28
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.
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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.
BIESSE GROUP
1.1 WHO WE ARE 1.2 OUR VALUES 1.3 BUSINESS MODEL
WHO WE ARE
1.1 WHO WE ARE 1.2 OUR VALUES 1.3 BUSINESS MODEL
- OUR PURPOSE
- OUR BELIEFS
- IN
- HOW
- WHERE
- WITH
OUR PURPOSE
"…back when we were simply producing machines,
I was talking with a dear friend, and realised that the rough, imprecise way he was working was ineffective, and above all, dangerous to his personal safety. At that moment, I recognised a need for change, and immediately understood that we could do something - we could introduce innovative new ways of working, automate processes, and above all, create safer working conditions.
A new kind of machine was about to be born".
Who we are
We believe in challenging standards, in thinking forward and in acting differently.
OUR
BELIEFS
Creating advanced technologies and beautifully -designed solutions is the key to transforming our beliefs into real value.
IN
Industrial Group Business Divisions Production Sites
1 5 12
10
We manufacture machines and components for wood, glass, stone, advanced materials and metal processing through specialised business units and 12 manufacturing sites in Italy and worldwide.
Who we are
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.
HOW
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.
Who we are
Customers in 120 Countries .
WITH
Manufacturers of furniture, design items and door/window frames, producers of elements for the building, nautical and aerospace industries.
More than 4,000 employees throughout the world (temporary workers included) are our Human Capital Value
OUR VALUES
1.1 WHO WE ARE 1.2 OUR VALUES 1.3 BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION RELIABILITY EXCELLENCE
INNOVATION IS OUR DRIVING FORCE Our Values
Innovation is the driving force for the way we do business, continuously striving for excellence to support our customers' competitiveness.
Innovation is hard-wired in our DNA. Past, present and future.
RELIABILITY
Our main principles:
- Fairness to all stakeholders
- Mutual trust and transparency
- Unrestricted and clear communications
- Sharing of knowledge and experience
EXCELLENCE
Our Values
02
- Profit A virtuous circle of excellence
- for a constant growth
Cash
01
Revenue
CASH
BUSINESS MODEL
1.1 WHO WE ARE 1.2 OUR VALUES 1.3 BUSINESS MODEL
- PRODUCTS
- FOOTPRINT
- DISTRIBUTION
- CUSTOMERS
1.3
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Business Model Machines
GLASS WOOD
02
STONE
PLASTIC
Systems
We create engineered solutions, from plant design to production, implementation, installation and maintenance
04
01
We design,
distribute a
manufacture and
comprehensive range of machinery and technologies for processing wood, glass, stone and advanced materials
05
Tooling
We manufacture custom made blends of diamonds and alloy tools for glass, stone and synthetic materials processing, which have been developed and field tested to meet customer requirements.
Service
We offer technical service and machine/component spares anywhere in the world on-site and 24/7 on-line with our global network and highly specialised team even using the SOPHIA platform
03
Mechatronics
We design, manufacture and deliver high-tech mechanical and electronic components for machinery INDUSTRY 4.0 ready.
FOOTPRINT
DISTRIBUTION
Business Model
CUSTOMERS
Ave: A selection of the Companies we serve
- AERO VODOCHODY
- ALLEN ORGANS
- AMERICAN WOODMARK
- BA KITCHEN
- BALLAY MENUISERIE
- BIGELLI MARMI
- BWF PROFILES
- CERVIGLAS
- CLOSET AMERICA
- COLOMBINI GROUP
- COSENTINO GROUP
- CUBO ITALIA
- DECORATIVE PANELS
- DEINSHRANK
- ELBAU
- ENSINGER
- FIAM
- FIDIA
- FRISIA
- GIROMARI
-
GLASTRÖSCH
-
GRUPPO LUBE
- HERMAN MILLER
- HEIAN HOWDENS
- IKEA
- ILCAM
- ITAB
- KNOLL
- LAGO
- LAGRANGE
- LEGAL AND GENERAL
- MARINELLI CUCINE
- MARMI FONTANELLI
- MASONITE
- MATON GUITARS
- MEIKEN KOGYO
- MIDWEST
- MODA LIFE
- MOLTENI GROUP
- NEW ROYAL PLASTIC
- NOVARA COMPOSITI
-
PACCALINI
-
PEDINI
- PILKINGTON RIMADESIO
- ROHR BUSH
- ROLAND GERLING
- SAINT GOBAIN
- SAUDER
- SCA
- SEA SOCIETÀ EUROPEA AUTOCARAVAN
- SOLDEVIA PER SAGRADA FAMILIA
- STEELCASE
- STRECHERT
- SUNNERBO
- SUZUKO
- TENARIS
- UPM MODENA
- VENETA CUCINE
- WEBO
- WOOD-SKIN
- YACHTLINE 1618
- YATAS
CUSTOMERS
Segmentation
- JOINERS
- MAKERS OF LARGE FURNITURE ITEMS
- WINDOWS AND DOORS
-
WOOD BUILDING COMPANIES AND MANUFACTURERS
-
GLASS WORKERS
- MARBLE WORKERS
- WINDOWS
- FURNITURE
- KITCHEN MANUFACTURERS
Business Model
- MACHINERY PRODUCERS:
- WOOD
- ALUMINUM
- PLASTIC
- METAL
- ADVANCED MATERIALS
WHERE WE ARE
BUSINESS PLAN UPDATE
- 2.1 STRATEGY & RESULTS 2.2 PRODUCTS
- 2.3 SOLUTIONS
- 2.4 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
STRATEGY & RESULTS
2.1 STRATEGY & RESULTS BUSINESS PLAN UPDATE
- 2017 SUCCESSES
- EXECUTION ON TRACK
2017 SUCCESSES
EXECUTION ON TRACK
Strategy & Results
EXECUTION ON TRACK
EXCEEDING 2017 TARGETS
PRODUCTS
BUSINESS PLAN UPDATE
2.1 STRATEGY & RESULTS
2.2 PRODUCTS
2.3 SOLUTIONS
2.4 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
EXCEEDING TARGETS
EXCEEDING TARGETS
SOLUTIONS
BUSINESS PLAN UPDATE
- 2.1 STRATEGY & RESULTS 2.2 PRODUCTS
- 2.3 SOLUTIONS
-
2.4 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
-
EXCEEDING TARGETS
- SERVICE
- SYSTEM
- BSUITE ACHIEVEMENT
EXCEEDING TARGETS
SERVICE
39
- 550 Field Service Engineers worldwide + 130 Technical Training sessions + 8000 Items shipped on-site 24/7 + 80 Technical hotliners on-line worldwide New Sophia Service platform:
IoT remote assistance On Line parts ordering
SYSTEMS
bSUITE ACHIEVEMENT Solutions
A complete platform fully implemented
The single, integrated platform to manage all machine processes has been fully implemented on machines.
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
BUSINESS PLAN UPDATE
- 2.1 STRATEGY & RESULTS
- 2.2 PRODUCTS
- 2.3 SOLUTIONS
-
2.4 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
-
EXCEEDING TARGETS
- WE SELL SMART FACTORIES
- SOPHIA IS BORN
- IIOT SOPHIA SERVICE PACK
- WORLDWIDE SHOWS
- FEELING THE PRODUCTS
EXCEEDING TARGET
Differentiation Take Over
2017
Results
- customer We are Industry 4.0 ready
Revenues in ASIA in 2017 +24.3mln/€
1,800 SOPHIA presentation
in 2017
3-Year Business Plan
Customer Experience
Revenues in Western Europe in 2017
+28.5 mln/€
10,000 Demos in 2017
WE SELL SMART FACTORIES
The new era of digitisation for small and medium-sized companies
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.
In the smart factory of tomorrow, each component is traced and identifiable enabling automatic feedback and process statistics to be generated.
30%
Super Systems
Smart for all
SOPHIA
Customer Experience
Biesse chose Accenture's Industry X.0 to lead in the new
| E R V I C E S |
P T I M I Z A T I O N |
R E D I C T I V I T Y |
U M A N |
N N O V A T I O N |
N A L Y S I S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SOPHIA is the IoT platform, created by Biesse in collaboration with Accenture, which enables its customers to access a wide range of services to streamline and rationalise their work management processes.
Smart Products
Smart Services
New Customer Experiences
IIOT - SOPHIA
IoT Biesse Service Pack
- Priority service and extended coverage
- Continuous connection with the Biesse control center
- Direct monitoring of machine performance through a dedicated app
- Analysis of machine downtime, remote diagnostics and fault prevention
- On-site functional checks and technical inspections within the warranty period
- Proactive call after machine downtime notification
- Extended hours for service coverage from 8 to 12 hours per day
SOPHIA IS STILL EVOLVING
Customer Experience
SERVICES
Biesse supports its customers, offering technological connectivity, sharing of expertise, professional consulting services, training and ongoing assistance.
PREDICTIVE
SOPHIA helps to prevent problems that could damage customer production. Biesse takes proactive steps to contact customers, reducing machine downtime and inefficient wasted time.
ANALYSIS
The information gathered and analysed is transformed into useful indications for optimising customer production and product quality, providing extremely opportunities for growth.
TO ACHIEVE GREAT RESULTS
20.000
Connected machines by 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
WORLDWIDE SHOWS Customer Experience
FEELING THE PRODUCTS
Discovering our factories
HSD: 4.0 factory
Manufacturing Lab
Training Academy
WHERE WE WANT TO GO
2020 NEW TARGETS
3.1 CONTINUOUS GROWTH 3.2 MORE PRODUCTS 3.3 MORE SOLUTIONS 3.4 MORE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
CONTINUOUS GROWTH
2020 NEW TARGETS
3.1 CONTINUOUS GROWTH
2018 - 2020 PERSIST IN OUR STRATEGY
MORE PRODUCTS NEW TARGET 8%
| "∕∼ |
|---|
| ----- |
12%
40%
14%
A.M. Division Estimated
Tooling Division Estimated
Mechatronics Division Estimated
CAGR 2018-2020
CAGR 2018-2020
Wood Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
G&S Division Estimated
CAGR 2018-2020
CAGR 2018-2020
12.9%
4% Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
5%
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
6%
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020
MORE SOLUTIONS NEW TARGET
Continuous Growth
MORE PRODUCTS
2020 NEW TARGETS
- 3.1 CONTINUOUS GROWTH
- 3.2 MORE PRODUCTS
- 3.3 MORE SOLUTIONS
- 3.4 MORE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- MARKETS & TARGETS
- WOOD
- HOUSING
- GLASS & STONE
- MECHATRONICS
- ADVANCED MATERIALS
3.2
WOOD-MARKET
More Products
COMPETITORS
The competition in the current market is consolidated. We are the second leading company in the sector. Main competitors are located in Germany and in Italy. The most important of these (easily comparable) are HOMAG in Germany (30.5% estimated market share) and SCM in Italy (7,5% estimated market share*).
WOOD-TARGETS
Wood division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
Improve product reliability, renew existing product range 8%
Renovation and completion of the range of machines
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
03
Enhance R&D for innovative solutions (technologies and new materials)
Expand the product range of woodworking machines for the housing market
HOUSING-MARKET
More Products
Estimated worldwide market share 2017 2017 Market Size Whole market potential €.0,5bn
COMPETITORS
The competition in the market is consolidated. Main competitors are located in Germany and in Italy. The most important of these are Hundegger (the Market Leader), HOMAG and Weinmann in Germany and SCM, Essetre in Italy.
HOUSING-TARGET
15 €/mln
2020 Target in wood construction
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).
materials machines market 01 Expand our offering in other timber carpentry segments (minor complexity and higher volumes)
02 Leverage on Biesse capillarity to boost sales and after-sales worldwide
GLASS-MARKET
More Products
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 CMS, Bottero, Lisec, Hegla
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 CMS, Breton,Denver and Thibaut,Comandulli
Estimated 2017 Stone Market Size
worldwide market share 2017
Whole market potential €650mln
GLASS & STONE TARGET More Products
G&S Division Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
01 Maintain 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 03 this area
TOOLING – GLASS – STONE & CERAMIC MARKET
TOOLING - TARGET
More Products
14%
Tooling Division 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
6%
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
03
Increase our market share in the stone segment, reinforcing our leadership in this area
MECHATRONICS MARKET - METAL
COMPETITORS
Our mechatronics division is currently the leader in the WAP (Wood Advanced Materials*. Plastic) spindles sector. We entered the metal spindles sector. Our main competitors are from Germany. They are KESSLER. IBAG. GMN. WEISS (Siemens). FISHER and STEPTEC.
*Advanced materials Carbon Fiber Foam Composite Alluminium Titanium
Estimated worldwide market share 2017 Whole market potential €0.7bn 2017 Market Size
MECHATRONICS TARGET More Products
12.9%
Mechatronics Unit Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
Market Estimated CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
01 Maintain and reinforce our leading positioning in the Wood- Aluminum-Plastic (WAP) sector
Enlarge our product offering for metal working machines
2020 target in metal sector
03 Continue to expand abroad, especially in Asian and Western Europe Market
ADVANCED MATERIALS
COMPETITORS
The advanced material* processing machinery market is highly fragmented worldwide, main competitors are Geiss, HG Grimme, Belotti CMS Industrie, Breton, Mecanumeric, Multicam and Flow Corporation
*Advanced materials Carbon Fiber Foam Composite Alluminium Titanium
ADVANCED MATERIALS*
40 mln/€
2020 target In advanced material segment
*Advanced materials
- Carbon Fiber
- Foam
- Plastics
- Composite
- Alluminium
- Titanium
More Products
Expand our plastic working machineries in order to 01 meet the needs of the entire market.
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
Ballistics
Packaging
Renewable Energy
| ewable | |
|---|---|
| nerav |
MORE SOLUTIONS
2020 NEW TARGETS
3.1 CONTINUOUS GROWTH 3.2 MORE PRODUCTS
3.3 MORE SOLUTIONS
3.4 MORE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- 2020 NEW TARGETS
- SERVICE
- SYSTEMS
BSUITE
SERVICE
More Solutions
Our network supports our customers worldwide. Through Biesse service and Biesse parts. we offer technical services and machine/component spares to businesses anywhere in the world onsite. as well as on-line - 24/7.
Our Service will evolve to Service 2.0
incidence on Net Sales Predicitve: 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.
The guiding strategy of the Biesse Systems team is based on clear key concepts:
- Automation
- Stock Management
- Modularity
- Total Quality
bSUITE
More Solutions
Potential Software Fees contribution to Net Sales
01
Consolidation. reliability and rationalization. Superior technology for creating synergies in machine automation.
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.
04 Business software. Business-oriented software to enhance collaboration with our customers' businesses.
BIESSE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
2020 NEW TARGETS
- 3.1 CONTINUOUS GROWTH
- 3.2 MORE PRODUCTS
- 3.3 MORE SOLUTIONS
- 3.4 MORE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- BCX
- CLOSE TO CUSTOMERS
- FEELING THE PRODUCTS
- SOPHIA IS STILL EVOLVING
- TO ACHIEVE GREAT RESULTS
Subsidiaries CLOSE TO CUSTOMERS
Customer Experience
To expand our global presence to 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 strategies 01
02 Invest in new and innovative technological complexes, "Biesse Campus", to better contain our expansion in selected areas
Invest in human resources and capabilities as growth drivers
FEELING THE PRODUCTS
Live the Experience at the Biesse Group booth during exhibitions:
- Virtual Reality
- 4.0 Industry
- Symposium
Continue to improve our Campus, increase the number of the Inside and one-to-one events and measure their impact on the local market.
Continue to invest in exhibitions taking part in shows for all sectors including composites.
THE 2017
GROUP ORDERS INTAKE & BACKLOG Our Future in Figures
EXTRACT OF THE P&L
| EBIT % |
18.1 4.8% |
24.8 5.8% |
43.7 8.4% |
55.1* 8.9% |
63.6* 9.2% |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EBITDA % |
34.3 9.1% |
39.6 9.3% |
64.1 12.4% |
75.8 12.3% |
89.5 13.0% |
|
| overhead | 81.8 21.6% |
91.0 21.3% |
104.7 20.2% |
124.5 20.1% |
136.1 19.7% |
|
| Labour cost |
112.7 29.8% |
128.2 30.0% |
148.2 28.6% |
176.6 28.6% |
199.1 28.9% |
|
| Value added % |
147.0 38.8% |
167.8 39.3% |
212.4 40.9% |
252.4 40.8% |
288.6 41.8% |
|
| Cost of good sold |
155.9 41.2% |
177.6 41.6% |
206.1 39.8% |
245.1 39.6% |
270.1 39.1% |
|
| Net sales year -1 |
378.4 -1.2% |
427.1 +12.9% |
519.1 +21.5% |
618.5 +19.1% |
690.1 +11.6% |
|
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 |
*after non recurring items tax rate 29.6%
TAX RATE
Our Future in Figures
Tax rate decrease below 30% (29.6% in 2017) less 14.2% (43.8% in 2016)
current taxes:
- patent box effect (HSD) for € 4 mln regarding 3 fiscal years (2015-2017)
- reduction of the tax rate in Italy-Spain-U.S.A.- U.K.
- decreased the fiscal impact of Biesse Manufacturing India for € 1.3 mln
deferred taxes:
still not "used" as deductions China previous losses (Korex – BTS) impacting for the 3% of the total tax rate
EBITDA BRIDGE
FY 2017 VS FY 2007
Our Future in Figures
| 2007 | 2017 | |
|---|---|---|
| net sales | 466.0 | 690.1 |
| 17.5% | 11.6% | |
| labour cost |
-103.9 | -199.1 |
| -22.3% | -28.9% | |
| EBITDA | 79.1 | 89.5 |
| 17.0% | 13.0% | |
| EBIT | 65.4 | 63.6 |
| 14.0% | 9.2% | |
| net result | 41.7 | 42.8 |
OPERATIVE NET WORKING CAPITAL
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventories % net sales |
22.8% | 23.0% | 21.5% | 21.1% | 20.8% |
| Receivables % net sales |
20.1% | 18.9% | 20.3% | 20.8% | 17.3% |
| Payables % net sales |
29.4% | 28.8% | 29.5% | 31.1% | 32.4% |
| Operating Net Working Capital % net sales |
51.4 13.6% |
55.6 13.0% |
63.4 12.2% |
66.9 10.8% |
38.7 5.6% |
CASHFLOW
Our Future in Figures
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Cashflow % net sales |
52.0 13.8% |
38.3 9.0% |
46.3 8.9% |
46.7 7,5% |
74.4 10.8% |
|
| Investments % net sales |
-19.8 5.2% |
-20.8 4.9% |
-25.2 4.9% |
-32.0 5.2% |
-39.2 5.7% |
|
| Net Cashflow % net sales |
32.2 8.5% |
17.5 4.1% |
21.1 4.1% |
14.7 2.4% |
35.2 5.1% |
|
| dividends | -4.8 0.18 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
||
| Δ Net Debt |
12.7 | 11.3 | 4.9 | 25.4 | ||
| Net Debt | -23.9 | -11.3 | 0.0 | 4.9 | 30.3 |
CASHFLOW BRIDGE
delta operating net working capital
OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES
5.1 OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES 5.2 OTHER FIGURES 5.3 ANNEX 5.4 THE SHARE
OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES
5.1 OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES 5.2 OTHER FIGURES 5.3 ANNEX
5.4 THE SHARE
STABILIZE PROFITABILITY Our Future in Figures
Continue our growth path
9.5%
Net sales
< 39%
Target COGS
< 30%
Target Labor Cost
incidence on Net Sales
< 20%
Target Overhead Cost on Incidence on Net Sales
CAGR 2018-2020 vs 2017
incidence on Net Sales
Optimize our production cost
Invest in human resources and capabilities as growth driver, controlling incidence on net sales
Optimize Overhead cost
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 areas of glass. stone, mechatronics and advanced materials especially considering the after -sales services
- Continuing to diversify into new sectors: advanced materials and metal working through the mechatronics division especially
NET SALES Our Future in Figures
€/mln
Confirming the growth growth path to consolidate our leadership
- In 2017 we went beyond our targets, anticipating plan execution
- We yearn to achieve higher targets in 2020 leveraging on our strategy: more products, more solutions, more customers
EBITDA
Generation of value.
- Decreasing incidence of COGS on Net Sales through world production optimization and efficiency
- Maintaining Labour Cost incidence on Net Sales below 30%
- Maintaining Overhead incidence on Net Sales below 20%
Our Future in Figures
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 projected dividend policy 30% of the expected Group net profit 2019e
OPERATIVE NET WORKING CAPITAL
control our Operating Net Working Capital.
- Maintaining Operating Net Working Capital incidence on Net Sales below 9-10%
- Maintaining our Group inventories below 22% incidence on Net Sales
- Maintaining our Group DSO around 50 -55 days max
- Maintaining our Group DPO around 110-120 days
OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES
5.1 OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES 5.2 OTHER FIGURES 5.3 ANNEX 5.4 THE SHARE
CAPEX*
*potential growth strategy through M&A not included
continue our growth path through investments.
2018e
tangible: € 27.4mln intangible: € 17.6mln
main investments drivers:
- Indian investimentin durable goods
- Uniteam improvement of the production plant
- Mechatronics Italian plant (HSD S.p.A.) components production machines
- 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 Others Figures
Indian Manufacturing durable goods investments to meet the projected productive expansion improving the quality
Housing ( Uniteam Wood Division): improvement production plant – durable goods investments ,
tables) and production plant TANGIBLE
continue our growth path
through investments
ASSETS
Mechatronics Italian plant (HSD S.p.A.) components production machines (rotary
Metal working (internal phase): improvement of the components production – durable goods investments ,
EXTRACT OF THE P&L Others Figures
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2020e | Targets | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net sales year -1 |
378.4 -1.2% |
427.1 +12.9% |
519.1 +21.5% |
618.5 +19.1% |
690.1 +11.6% |
CAGR 9.5% |
906.2 | |
| Cost of good sold |
155.9 41.2% |
177.6 41.6% |
206.1 39.8% |
245.1 39.6% |
270.1 39.1% |
348.1 38.4% |
||
| Value added % |
147.0 38.8% |
167.8 39.3% |
212.4 40.9% |
252.4 40.8% |
288.6 41.8% |
CAGR 10.8% | 393.1 43.4% |
|
| Labour cost |
112.7 29.8% |
128.2 30.0% |
148.2 28.6% |
176.6 28.6% |
199.1 28.9% |
266.0 29.3% |
< 30% incidence |
|
| overhead | 81.8 21.6% |
91.0 21.3% |
104.7 20.2% |
124.5 20.1% |
136.1 19.7% |
167.7 18.5% |
< 20% incidence |
|
| EBITDA % |
34.3 9.1% |
39.6 9.3% |
64.1 12.4% |
75.8 12.3% |
89.5 13.0% |
CAGR% 12.4% |
127.1 14.0% |
|
| EBIT % |
18.1 4.8% |
24.8 5.8% |
43.7 8.4% |
55.1* 8.9% |
63.6* 9.2% |
CAGR 14.6% |
95.7 10.6% |
OPERATIVE NET WORKING CAPITAL
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2020e | Targets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventories % net sales |
22.8% | 23.0% | 21.5% | 21.1% | 20.8% | 20.0% | <22% |
| Receivables % net sales |
20.1% | 18.9% | 20.3% | 20.8% | 17.3% | 19.2% | DSO 55 days |
| Payables % net sales |
29.4% | 28.8% | 29.5% | 31.1% | 32.4% | 31.4% | DPO 120 days |
| Operating Net Working Capital % net sales |
51.4 13.6% |
55.6 13.0% |
63.4 12.2% |
66.9 10.8% |
38.7 5.6% |
70.2 7.7% |
|
CASHFLOW
| €/mln | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2020e |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Cashflow % net sales |
52.0 13.8% |
38.3 9.0% |
46.3 8.9% |
46.7 7,5% |
74.4 10.8% |
95.2 10.5% |
| Investments % net sales |
-19.8 5.2% |
-20.8 4.9% |
-25.2 4.9% |
-32.0 5.2% |
-39.2 5.7% |
-50.5 5.6% |
| Net Cashflow % net sales |
32.2 8.5% |
17.5 4.1% |
21.1 4.1% |
14.7 2.4% |
35.2 5.1% |
44.7 4.9% |
| dividends | -4.8 0.18 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
-9.8 0.36 per share |
-16.6 30% of net profit |
|
| Δ Net Debt |
12.7 | 11.3 | 4.9 | 25.4 | € 28.1 vs 2019e |
|
| Net Debt | -23.9 | -11.3 | 0.0 | 4.9 | 30.3 | 105.3 102 |
VALUE ADDED
Others Figures
EBIT
€/mln - %
LABOUR COST
Others Figures
PEOPLE DISTRIBUTION (Without interim people)
| FY 2010 |
FY 2011 | FY 2012 | FY 2013 | FY 2014 | FY 2015 | FY 2016 | FY 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production % of total people |
965 41% |
1.250 46% |
1.265 45% |
1.175 44% |
1.201 42% |
1.335 42% |
1.482 41% |
1.494 39% |
|
| Service & After sale % of total people |
568 24% |
577 21% |
574 21% |
613 22% |
628 22% |
690 22% |
803 22% |
894 23% |
|
| R&D % of total people |
293 12% |
316 12% |
338 12% |
321 12% |
361 13% |
383 13% |
436 12% |
479 12.5% |
|
| Sales & Marketing % of total people |
340 13% |
361 13% |
364 13% |
351 13% |
439 15% |
495 15% |
587 16% |
641 17% |
|
| G & A % of total people |
202 9% |
233 9% |
242 9% |
235 9% |
252 9% |
273 9% |
310 8.5% |
338 8.8% |
|
| ITALY % of total people |
1.660 70% |
1.656 61% |
1.646 59% |
1.547 57% |
1.605 56% |
1.780 56% |
2.009 56% |
2.176 56% |
|
| OUTSIDE ITALY** % of total people |
708 30% |
1.081 39% |
1.136 41% |
1.148 43% |
1.276 44% |
1.396 44% |
1.609 44% |
1.670 44% |
|
| TOTAL | 2.368 | 2.737 | 2.782 | 2.695 | 2.881 | 3.176 | 3.618 | 3.846 | 106 106 |
PEOPLE DISTRIBUTION
Others Figures
| FY 2010 |
FY 2011 | FY 2012 | FY 2013 | FY 2014 | FY 2015 | FY 2016 | FY 2017 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ITALY % of total people |
1.660 70% |
1.656 61% |
1.646 59% |
1.547 57% |
1.605 56% |
1.780 56% |
2.009 56% |
2.176 57% |
| OUTSIDE ITALY** % of total people |
708 30% |
1.081 39% |
1.136 41% |
1.148 43% |
1.276 44% |
1.396 44% |
1.609 44% |
1.670 43% |
| TOTAL | 2.368 | 2.737 | 2.782 | 2.695 | 2.881 | 3.176 | 3.618 | 3.846 |
vs Dec 2016: +228 ( 6.3%) vs Dec 2016: +670 (18.5%) vs Dec 2014: +965 (26.7%)
interim people at the end of Dec 2017: 196 (181 at the end of 2016) 4,042
PEOPLE EVOLUTION
| FY 2016 | FY 2017 | % | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production | 1,482 | 1,494 | +0.8 |
| Service & After sale |
803 | 894 | +11.3 |
| R&D | 436 | 479 | +9.8 |
| Sales & Marketing | 587 | 641 | +9.2 |
| G & A |
310 | 338 | +9.0 |
| ITALY | 2,009 | 2,176 | + 8.3 |
| OUTSIDE ITALY | 1,609 | 1,670 | + 3.8 |
| TOTAL | 3,618 | 3,846 | +6.3 |
the labour cost increase is EURO 23.9 mln vs 2016 (29.0% the 2017 incidence against net sale vs 28.6% in 2016)
BY MAIN COUNTRIES - 2017 PEOPLE DISTRIBUTION
Others Figures
People outside Italy: nr. 1,670 People in Italy: nr 2,176
BY MAIN COUNTRIES – 2018e PEOPLE DISTRIBUTION
People outside Italy: nr. 2,021 People in Italy: nr 2,497
OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES
5.1 OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES 5.2 OTHER FIGURES 5.3 ANNEX 5.4 THE SHARE
MACHINES MARKET VALUE
Annex
Drivers and impact
FINANCIAL CALENDARS NEXT EVENTS
May 11th
Biesse Board of Directors IQ 2018 approval
August 3 rd
Biesse Board of Directors IH 2018 approval
within the 2018 first half
HSD debut (STAR segment)
MACROECONOMIC CONTEXT Annex
Source: Bloomberg January 2018 statistics
WORLD
FMI RECENT UPDATED OPTIMISM
Annex
Global economic activity continues to firm up
WORLD GDP BY MAIN MACRO AREA
Source: Bloomberg January 2018 statistics
MAIN REFERENCE MARKETS:HOUSING
Annex
MAIN REFERENCE MARKETS:FURNITURE
MAIN REFERENCE MARKETS:HOUSING
Annex
(BUILDING INVESTMENTS RESIDENTIAL + NON RESIDENTIAL)
Source: CRESME
MAIN REFERENCE MARKETS:
furniture consumption by countries
where Biesse is insisting…:
HOUSING-FURNITURE GDP-BIESSE 2 2 2 4
consolidated net sales Biesse
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ASSOCIATIONS (WOOD/MACHINERIES) " " "
«During the year that has just ended. we saw an increase in production of 11.6% with a strong impact of the domestic sector (+13%).
With regard to the expectations for 2018, Acimall anticipates a prudent growth between 3-5%. Conditioned, as ever, by the results of the planned policies of incentivation».
Italian woodworking machineries & tools manufacturers association «Excellent results for the year 2017 with a global increase for the production of 10.1%. This result has been mainly due by the uptrend in the domestic market (+ 13.8%) that is therefore beating the pre-crisis level. The expectations for the 2018 are for a general increase of 8.2% still mainly driven and supported by the incentives (fiscals and economics) and the Industry 4.0 development».
Italian machines tools. robots and automation manufactures association
Verband Deutscher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau, Mechanical Engineering Industry Association
«The woodworking machinery production totally rised again in 2017specially with the domestic market overlapping (+20%) the export portion (+12%). The expectations for the 2018 are still positive with a general 3% growth rate. In particular the woodworking segment is seen growing with a 8% rate.».
(XYLEXPO 2018 PRESENTATION EXTRACT) ACIMALL FOCUS
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19.6%
17.5%
7.5% 14.4% 15.5% 18.7% 22.3% 0,0% 5,0% 10,0% 15,0% 20,0% 25,0% Felling and forestry Primary industry, production of … Building materials Furniture (solid wood based) Furniture (panel based) 0.9 1.5 1.2 Italian GDP outlook
Trade of woodworking machines …
Joinery
INDUSTRY 4.0: THE ITALIAN WAY GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES
- A public investment of about 20 billion euro.
- A super and hyper–amortization of 130% and 250%.
- A 50% tax credit on R&D investments.
OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES
5.1 OUR FUTURE IN FIGURES 5.2 OTHER FIGURES 5.3 ANNEX 5.4 THE SHARE
5.4
VS INDEX BIESSE SHARE 2017 TREND: The Share
VS ITALIAN PEERS BIESSE SHARE 2017 TREND:
The Share
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