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Gefran — Investor Presentation 2016
Oct 7, 2016
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LONDON STAR CONFERENCEOctober 7th, 2016
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO IN THE INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION BUSINESS
WE COVER THE AUTOMATION SUPPLY CHAIN WITH SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
WE ARE SPECIALIST IN SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS
WE DIRECTLY COVER MATURE AND EMERGING MARKETS WITH A BALANCED PORTFOLIO
- A well balanced business portfolio, with about 70% of products dedicated toindustrial applications
- Gefranexports about two thirds of its revenues (1H2016 data)
SENSORS
SENSORS – Devices that convert a physical quantity in an electric signal.
Gefran sensors ensure HIGH ACCURACY and RELIABILITY to the measurement of process variables: PRESSURE, POSITION, TEMPERATURE and FORCE.
Gefran sensors are used in a variety of industries.
Critical success factors: technology, product quality, presence in the distributionchannels.
AUTOMATION COMPONENTS
INSTRUMENTS - Hardware and software for indication and regulation of process variables.
Gefran instruments have set market standards.
Gefran is leader in temperature controllers segment thanks to its wide range of:
- Indicators
- High performance controllers and programmers
Critical success factors: capillary distribution chain (both generalists and specialized distributors), application know how.
PC & PLC hardware and software for regulation of process variables: Automation platforms, HMI, PLC, Software
Critical success factors: reputation, technical service, pre and post sales assistance, key account references.
MOTION CONTROL
MOTION CONTROL –Drives for the speed control od AC, DC and brushless motors
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - High power inverters with or without combination with regenerative power supplies, with different technological product levels.Critical success factors: wide range, personalization.
CIVIL APPLICATIONS- High power inverters with or without combination with regenerative power supplies, with different technological levels of product.Critical success factors: technology, know-how, performance e reliability.
CUSTOM PROJECTS- Inverters that meet different application requirements, are basedon specific application software. Examples: Plastic – Wellness
OUR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
R&D – TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPEMENT DESIGN AND PRODUZTION FLEXIBILITYAPPLICATION KNOW HOW
The technological evolution of its products is an important factor for potential future growth, Gefran typically invests more than 6% of its turnover to R&D activities whichare concentrated mainly in Italy in company laboratories located in Provaglio d'Iseoand Gerenzano. 10% of the total workforce is dedicated to R&D activities.
WE ARE PRESENT IN RELEVANT MARKETS WITH PRODUCTION SITES AND COMMERCIAL SUBSIDIARIES
07/10/2016
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Ist SEMESTER RESULTS
| €'000 | 30-06-2016 | % | 30-06-2015 | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REVENUES | 59.662 | 59.865 | ||
| VALUE ADDED | 40.297 | 67,5% | 41.043 | 68,5% |
| EBITDA | 4.626 | 7,8% | 2.737 | 4,6% |
| EBIT | 1.512 | 2,5% | (460) | $-0,8%$ |
Ist SEMESTER RESULTS: KEY FACTS
Revenues stable
Well North America and Europe, driven by GermanyIn contraction Asia and South America (exchange rate)The order Backlog grew by 23%
- Decreased personnel costs, benefits of the Group reorganization outweigh restructuring costs effect
- PFN in improvement
- Sold part of the photovoltaic branch, with a put option for the 100%
BUSINESS AREA RESULTS at 30thJune
| S e n s o r s |
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I H 2 0 1 6 |
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| R E V E N U E S |
2 5. 2 3 7 |
2 5. 0 4 6 |
1 6. 4 8 4 |
1 6. 4 9 4 |
1 9. 5 3 6 |
2 0. 1 2 6 |
| E B I T D A |
6. 6 7 8 |
6. 1 2 5 |
6 8 0 |
2 1 5 |
( ) 2. 7 3 2 |
( ) 3. 6 0 3 |
| E B I T D A % |
2 6, 5 % |
2 4, 5 % |
4, 1 % |
1, 3 % |
( ) 1 4 % |
( ) 1 7, 9 % |
| E B I T |
5. 5 7 6 |
5. 0 7 7 |
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GEOGRAPHICAL AREA RESULTS at 30thof June
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% 2 9, 6 |
% 0, 4 - |
| E U |
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% 2 7, 8 |
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% 2 7, 4 |
% 1, 2 + |
| E U R O P A N O N E U |
3. 2 7 4 |
% 5, 5 |
3. 2 1 2 |
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% 1, 9 + |
| N O H A I C A R T M E R |
4 1 6 7. |
1 2, 4 % |
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2 % 7, + |
| S O U T H A M E R I C A |
1. 8 7 5 |
% 3, 1 |
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% 1 9, 8 - |
| A S I A |
1 2. 5 6 7 |
2 1, 1 % |
1 3. 0 3 4 |
2 1, 8 % |
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| O R W |
3 1 4 |
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BALANCE SHEET
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CASHFLOW
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| h k l C i W i C i t a n g e n o r n g a p a |
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| h f l i O C t p e r a n a s o g w |
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| h f l F C r e e a s o w |
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| d d d d h i i i O D t v e n s p a a n e r |
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| l h h l C i C & C i t o s n g a s a s e q a e n s u v |
2 0. 3 8 4 |
2 3. 3 2 1 |
TARGET 2016
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH: back to profitability
- Investment and commercial actions aimed at the sensors business that guarantee most of the Group's business margins
- Improving components performances
- Decreasing absorption of resources by the Motion
TARGET 2016
SENSORS AND COMPONENTS- Integration of the sales and marketing organization to increase efficiency and optimize synergies
MOTION CONTROL - Specialized sales force driven independently and directly directed on the market: in the short term we aim margins recovery not to revenue growth
Restructuring plan in Gefran Spa: April-December 2016
Saving of costs and lighten structures
EBITDA 8%EBIT 3 / 3,5%