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HANSEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2014
Mar 2, 2014
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Hansen Technologies Investor Presentation
[3-5 March 2014 ]
Hansen Overview
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Introducing Hansen Technologies
- Founded in 1971, Listed on the ASX (HSN) in 2000
Our team
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400 plus staff worldwide, located in 12 countries with primary offices in Australia, UK, USA, NZ and China
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Stable management team
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IT staff tenure double industry average
Financial strength
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History of solid cash flow generation
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No external debt
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Restructured and more distributed shareholder base
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History of dividend distribution and capital returns - $53m returned to shareholders since 2007 (including 2014 interim dividend)
International operations
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Software solutions operating in 43 countries, including the following countries and regions: Australia, USA, Japan, UK, Spain, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada, South America, Africa, Scandinavia, India, Middle East & China
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Strategic acquisitions in 2008, 2010 and 2013 x 2 all paid for from in house cash reserves
Key investment metrics
ASX code HSN Ordinary shares on issue 160.6 m Options on issue 5.6 m Share price 27 February 2014 A$1.30 Market capitalisation A$209 m Cash / debt A$14 m / nil debt Enterprise Value A$195 m Dividend FY13 / Yield 6 cents / 5%
Half year results
Strong first half performance, with growth over pcp positively impacted by organic growth and acquisitions (ICC and Utilisoft)
| 6mths ending A$ million |
Dec-12 | Dec-13 | % change |
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| OperatingRevenue | 26.8 | 41.2 | +54% |
| EBITDA | 6.4 | 11.2 | +75% |
| Profit before tax | 5.4 | 9.1 | +69% |
| Income tax expense | (1.6) | (1.9) | +19% |
| Net Profit After Tax | 3.8 | 7.2 | +89% |
| Earningsper share(cents) | 2.4 | 4.5 | +88% |
Half on half comparison
Six months to December 2013 has also shown solid growth over the half year ending June 2013, a period which included a six month contribution from the ICC acquisition and four months from Utilisoft
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Half year 2014
Performance positively impacted by
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Acquisitions of ICC and Utilisoft
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Solid organic growth
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Lower Aussie dollar compared with pcp
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Recent acquisitions successfully integrated
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Strong half on half EPS growth
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Our stable industries
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Our core business: Customer Care & Billing
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Global Market Experience
North America Europe Asia / Pacific
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Why are we different?
Australian software house
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software factories in Melbourne, Auckland, Shanghai, San Diego
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specialising in proprietary complex Billing software solutions
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mission critical software at the heart of customers cash flow
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sticky software with lengthy service life within well managed customer relationships
Service focus – can operate software for our customers
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Predictable and stable annuity revenue stream underpinning the financial model – no debt and have returned $53m to shareholders since 2007 via dividends and capital returns[(1) ]
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Customers spread by geography and industry
- stable industries: Energy, Telecommunications, Pay TV
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(1) including 2014 interim dividend
Company growth strategy simplified
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Pursue wall-to-wall services for our customers
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Turn key packaged solution and any other variable specified by the customer
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Sell existing suite of products to new customers
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HUB, Peace, Utilisoft and Nirvanasoft for Energy/Telco
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ICC for Pay TV
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Acquisitions that leverage our knowledge and location
Adding value through acquisitions
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As a mid-cap, Hansen has a successful disciplined M&A track record
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Peace, NirvanaSoft, ICC, Utilisoft
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Hansen targets acquisitions
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in and adjacent to its core business
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to gain additional market reach
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Strong business review and gating culture
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Tried and tested business integration approach
Fiscal 2014 outlook
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Similar revenue result to first half expected in second half
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Continue to target an EBITDA margin of 25%+
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Solid platform for continued growth
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Success of recent acquisitions validates our selection criteria, and execution methodology