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HANSEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2015
Aug 31, 2015
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Hansen Technologies Investor Presentation
2-3 September 2015
Hansen Overview
Global provider of customer care and billing systems software and solutions
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500 plus staff worldwide, with primary offices in Australia, USA, New Zealand, China, Denmark, Germany, Argentina, South Africa and the United Kingdom
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Hansen provides mission critical software that sits at the centre of our customers’ operations and cash flow
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High barriers to entry: track record of success + ownership of IP
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Long term relationships with customers
Founded in 1971, listed on ASX in 2000
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History of profitable growth and strong cash flow generation
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Grown organically and via strategic acquisitions
Our strategic matrix provides a solid platform for growth – our business is diversified across:
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Industry verticals - Utilities (Energy & Water), Communications (PayTV & Telco)
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Products
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Geographies
Full Year Results
A strong performance for the year, with growth over pcp positively impacted by organic growth and acquisitions
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Year Ending Jun -14 Jun-15 % change
A$ million
Operating Revenue 86.0 106.3 +24%
EBITDA 24.1 31.3 +30%
Profit before tax 19.5 24.0 +23%
Income tax expense (4.7) (7.1) +51%
Net Profit After Tax 14.8 16.9 +14%
Earnings per share (cents) 9.2 10.3 +12%
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Year on Year Comparison
The year to June 2015 has benefited from the Banner and TeleBilling acquisitions (acquired May 2014 and May 2015 respectively), and organic growth in our core business
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24%
35%
A$m
30%
54%
12%
61%
cents per
share
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Highlights
Strong operating cash flows
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Addition of new customers
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Building a global platform: expanded regional operating structure to support growth
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Acquisitions: integration of Banner completed. Strategic acquisition of TeleBilling completed in May 2015 – paid $30m
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Capital raising: strong support from shareholders for the Institutional Placement and Share Purchase Plan raising in total $27m
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Repayment of debt: during the year repaid approximately $24m of bank debt, and since year end have also repaid the debt facility of $10m that was outstanding at June 2015
Solid performance across our core business
Global Footprint
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Building Global Platform – New Structure
A regional operating structure supports our global business
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North
Europe Asia (new)
America
LATAM (new) MEA (new) ANZ
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(Melbourne, Auckland, San Diego, Shanghai, Sonderborg)
Building Global Platform – New Roles
New regional appointments:
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MEA Regional Manager
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LATAM Regional Manager
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Global HR Development Manager
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Global Sales Director
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Asia Regional Manager – to be appointed
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(1) Global Sales Director commencing October 2015
Our Core Business: Customer Care & Billing
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Strategic Matrix – Products and Industries
While our focus is customer care & billing, we are diversified across a matrix of products and industries
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Utilities TV & Telco
Energy and Telecommunications
Energy – large retailers
& distributors
Energy – complex
billing and smart grid
Pay TV
Energy – market data
management
Energy and Water –
municipal market
Quad play
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Strategic Matrix – Benefits
The benefits of our Strategic Matrix include:
1. Best of breed solutions – reap the benefits of scale and scope, being able to leverage product solutions and subject matter experts from across our business to meet the needs of different market segments
2. Stable platform - the business is not overly exposed to a single customer, product, industry or region. While not immune from market forces that affect all businesses, the mission critical nature of our proprietary software, added to our diversification, does provide a level of relative stability
- 3. Employee engagement enhanced career development opportunities for our staff, who are able to cross skill across technologies, industries and geographies
Experienced in Acquisitions
Hansen targets acquisitions
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in and adjacent to its core
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with intellectual property
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with a similar business model - annuity/recurring revenues
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that extend its footprint - new market segment, geography, or industry vertical
| 2010 | • • |
Core business - customer care & billing Added US Commercial & Industrial segment |
North America |
Fully integrated |
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| 2013 | • • |
Core business - customer care & billing New industry vertical - PayTV |
Global | Fully integrated |
| 2013 | • • |
Adjacent to core business Energy market data management – cross sell |
Australia | Fully integrated |
| 2014 | • • |
Core business - customer care & billing Extended footprint into Water and muni market segment |
North America & Caribbean |
Fully integrated |
| 2015 | • • |
Core business – customer care & billing Strengthens footprint in European Telco and PayTV |
Europe | Integration progressing |
TeleBilling Acquisition
The acquisition of TeleBilling (effective from 1 May 2015) has been a natural addition to the Hansen business:
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TeleBilling has an excellent product, an experienced team and an enviable client base
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Complements Hansen's existing billing and customer care products
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Brings a critical mass of established European Telecommunications and Pay TV clients to Hansen
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Provides a regional base for expanding Hansen’s solutions in Europe
The integration of TeleBilling into the Hansen family is progressing well
Outlook
The outlook for the current financial year ending June 2016 is for another record year:
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Expect revenues to exceed $135 million
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Continue to target an EBITDA margin in the range of 25-30%