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El.En. — Investor Presentation 2020
Oct 9, 2020
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Investor Presentation
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Berenberg Pan-European Discovery Conference USA 2020, Oct. 14th
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AGENDA
- 1.Overview
- 2.Markets and Growth drivers
- 3.Innovation: products & applications
- 4.Financial Highlights
- 5.Current Outlook
- 6.Multiples & Comparables
Overview
A Primary Player Providing Medical, Industrial and Conservation Laser Solutions Worldwide
Hi-Tech company
Hi-Tech industrial group providing laser solutions with proprietary technologies and know how developed over 35 years
Listed on Milan's Stock Exchange Star segment since year 2000
Global Group
More than 20 companies active worldwide on several laser application segments and markets
Among the Worldwide leaders with a global distribution network
Progressively widening its worldwide presence achieving continuous growth over the years More than 50,000 laser sources sold and 5% of revenue invested in R&DMore than 125 patents
More than 115 R&D specialists
Long term market trends
Aesthetics:
- Aging population
- Growing global obesity rate
- Increasing desire of individuals to improve their appearance
- Lower procedure cost, attracting a broader consumer base
Minimally invasive surgeries:
- Painless procedures
- Reduced side effects and risks
- Hospitalization days reduction
- Savings by Private & National Health Systems
- Attractive ROI for surgical services providers
Long term market trends
Laser cutting applications:
- Laser power increase + Cost reduction: Enhanced flexibility, productivity and quality standards in manufacturing processes
- New application verticals
- Building and construction
- Minimal environmental impact
Laser marking:
- Products identification and traceability
- Minimal environmental impact
Medical Aesthetics: Market Overview (pre-Covid)
Source: Daniel Associates
Key growth drivers:
- Aging population
- Desire to achieve and maintain youthful appearance
- Increase in healthcare spending
Requirements for fast and minimally invasive surgical procedures
Daniel Associates:
Medical aesthetics market 2018 to 202310.23% CAGR
Medical Aesthetics: Market Overview
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Industrial laser market
Laser systems increasingly adopted in high quality manufacturing for uniqueness, flexibility, environment friendliness, productivity
- •Sheet metal cutting: technology breakthroughs leading to strong demand expansion
- •Laser marking for identification: traceability as a quality standard
MARKET STUDIES:
ResearchAndMarkets'sanalysts forecast :
"The global industrial lasers systems market size was valued at \$20,120.2 million in 2018, and is projected to reach \$36,510.6 million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 7.5% from 2019 to 2026"
Complete product portfolio for body contouring, cellulite treatments, skin firming
New ONDA (microwaves)
Unique high end system for cellulite, localized adiposities, fat removal, submental treatments
Physiq, Delinea, B-Star
A family of unique combinations of superluminescent matrices with Tents and EMS
Schwarzy , B-Strong High intensity magnetic fields for muscles stimulationNew Icoone Laser Micro alveolar stimulationRED TOUCHUnique system for neocollagenesis and tiussue regeneration17
Tattoo and Toning
Discovery Pico DermDesigned for asian skins
PicoStarThe most powerful picosecondlaser in the marketplace
Chrome StationThree wavelengthsmulti platform
Acne
Surgery (urology)
New FIBER DUST
One of two worldwide players in high power medical fiber lasers
Our novel disruptive technology for the most effective stones micro fragmentation
New UHPTDL - Q4 2020
Physics Research
Physiotherapy
MiS (MLS Family) For degenerative neuropathies
Industrial lasers systems
STEEL CUTTING
10 kW Average power in 2020 sales bookings
30 kW systems to come in 2020
FACE MASKS, PLEXI, PROTECTIVE VISORS CUTTING
Laser cutting of technical tissue, or plastics for protection and social distancing
Up to 1,2 KW CO2 (RF)
Income Statement H1-2020
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El.En. S.P.A.
Enrico ROMAGNOLI Investor Relations Managertel. +39 055-8826807E-mail: [email protected]
POLYTEMS HIR
Financial Communication, IR and Press Office Bianca FERSINI MASTELLONI [email protected] MARONGIU [email protected]. +39 06-69923324
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