
Nordex Group Nordex SE – Nine-month financial figures 2020
13th November 2020
Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020
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| 2 Disclaimer

› All financial figures within this presentation are unaudited.
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| 3 Agenda

| Executive summary |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Covid-19 operational impact |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Markets and orders |
Patxi Landa |
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| Financials |
Christoph Burkhard |
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| Operations and technology |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Guidance FY 2020 |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Strategic targets FY 2022 |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Drivers strategic targets |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Modules of company program |
José Luis Blanco |
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| Q&As |
All |
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| Key takeaways |
José Luis Blanco |
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Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020
Executive summary
9M/2020 RESULTS
| Sales |
EBITDA margin |
Working capital ratio |
| EUR 3,167m |
2.2% |
-5.7% |
› Order intake amounted to 3,759 MW in 9M/2020 with a share of 81% coming from turbine generation Delta4000.
- › 9M/2020 sales of EUR 3.2bn up 63% versus 9M/2019 (EUR 1.9bn).
- › EBITDA of EUR 71m versus EUR 60m (3.1%) in 9M/2019 and despite Covid-19 slightly better working capital ratio at minus 5.7% (9M/2019: minus 5.2%).
- › 9M/2020 results negatively impacted by Covid-19 and major non-recurring events accounting for approximately EUR 300m in FY 2020.
- › Sale of Nordex European project development pipeline to RWE for around EUR 400m successfully completed.
- › Nordex scored a share of 31% in Germany's latest auction in October sharing top position with Vestas.
- › Reinstated new guidance for FY 2020 with sales of approx. EUR 4.4bn and an EBITDA margin of 2%.
- › Strategic targets set for FY 2022: Sales of approx. EUR 5bn with an EBITDA margin of 8%.
- › Comprehensive company program in implementation in order to secure performance in FY 2021 and fulfillment of strategic targets for FY 2022.

| 5 Operational impact
COVID-19 and major non-recurring events impacting EBITDA in 2020


| 6 Markets & orders


› Order intake in 9M/2020: EUR 2,642m (EUR 3,314m in previous year period)
thereof in Q3/2020: EUR 836m (EUR 1,199m in Q3/2019)
› ASP remains stable of EUR 0.70m/MW in 9M/2020
Order intake turbine* (in MW) Order intake turbine* (in MW) by regions (in %)

- › Largest orders received from USA, Norway, Great Britain, Spain and Chile in 9M/2020
- › 86% of order intake accounts for Delta4000 generation in Q3/2020 and 81% for the first nine months 2020
- › Order intake received from 20 different countries in 9M/2020 showing well balanced footprint



Comments
- › Service sales share accounts for 10.0% of group sales in the first nine months 2020
- › Service EBIT margin of 14.8% at the end of 9M/2020
- › 97.4% average availability of WTGs under service
- › Strong service order backlog of around EUR 2.8bn at the end of 9M/2020

| 8 Markets & orders
Order backlog remains on high level: EUR 7.9bn at the end of 9M/2020
Order backlog turbines (EUR m) Order backlog service (EUR m)


- › Turbine order backlog of EUR 5,138m at the end of 9M/2020 remains on a high level
- › Distribution on Nordex focus markets: Europe (62%), Latin America (16%), North America (15%), RoW (7%)
› 8,192 wind turbines under service corresponding to 21.1 GW at the end of 9M/2020

| 9 Financials
Income statement 9M/2020
| in EUR m |
9M/2020 |
9M/2019 |
abs. change |
| Sales |
3,167.4 |
1,943.0 |
1,224.4 |
| Total revenues |
3,107.6 |
2,519.7 |
587.9 |
| Cost of materials |
-2,764.2 |
-2,004.3 |
-759.9 |
| Gross profit |
343.4 |
515.4 |
-172.0 |
| Personnel costs |
-313.7 |
-264.9 |
-48.8 |
| Other operating (expenses)/income |
41.2 |
-190.3 |
231.5 |
| EBITDA |
70.8 |
60.2 |
10.6 |
| Depreciation/amortization |
-114.7 |
-102.4 |
-12.3 |
| EBIT |
-43.9 |
-42.2 |
-1.7 |
| Net profit |
-107.5 |
-76.5 |
-31.0 |
| Gross margin* |
10.8% |
26.5% |
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| EBITDA margin |
2.2% |
3.1% |
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EBIT margin w/o PPA |
-0.8% |
-1.2% |
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Comments
- › Sales figures of EUR 3,167m at the end of Q3/2020 reflecting overall growth of Nordex despite the pandemic
- › EBITDA carry significant Covid-19 impact and nonrecurring costs counterbalanced by proceeds from the pipeline sale to RWE
- › RWE transaction has been recognized as Other operating income
- › PPA depreciation amounted to EUR 19m in 9M/2020 (EUR 18m in 9M/2019)

| 10 Financials
Balance sheet 9M/2020
| in EUR m |
30.09.20 |
31.12.19 |
abs. change |
Δ in % |
| Non-current assets |
1,494.8 |
1,488.9 |
5.9 |
0.4 |
| Current assets |
3,170.6 |
2,513.8 |
656.8 |
26.1 |
| Total assets |
4,665.4 |
4,002.7 |
662.7 |
16.6 |
| Equity |
635.2 |
745.4 |
-110.2 |
-14.8 |
| Non-current liabilities |
849.5 |
914.2 |
-64.7 |
-7.1 |
| Current liabilities |
3,180.7 |
2,343.2 |
837.5 |
35.7 |
| Equity and total liabilities |
4,665.4 |
4,002.7 |
662.7 |
16.6 |
| Net debt* |
492.8 |
84.0 |
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Working capital ratio** |
-5.7% |
-9.1% |
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Equity ratio |
13.6% |
18.6% |
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Comments
- › Cash position of EUR 408m at the end of 9M/2020 (EUR 334m end of Q2/2020)
- › Increase in current assets due to recognition of transaction, i.e. sale of European project development business to RWE
- › Reclassification of promissory notes (SSD) into current liability
- › Refinancing of promissory notes of EUR 215m due in April 2021 already been secured in the context of the state-guaranteed RCF

Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020
*Bank borrowings, bond, employee bond and shareholder loan less cash and cash equivalents. **Based on last twelve months sales.
| 11 Financials
Working capital development 9M/2020

› Working capital ratio impacted by Covid-19 but still on a very acceptable level
Working capital ratio (in % of sales)* Working capital development (in EUR m)*

› Temporary increase of receivables due to Covid-19 related project delays

| 12 Financials

Cash flow statement 9M/2020
| in EUR m |
9M/2020 |
9M/2019 |
Cash flow from operating activities before net working capital |
-238.5 |
-93.6 |
| Cash flow from changes in WC |
-42.5 |
30.8 |
Cash flow from operating activities |
-281.0 |
-62.8 |
| Cash flow from investing activities |
-97.2 |
-93.2 |
| Free cash flow |
-378.2 |
-156.0 |
| Cash flow from financing activities |
298.2 |
-62.5 |
Change in cash and cash equivalents* |
-80.0 |
-218.4 |
Comments
- › Negative cash flow from operating activities not yet reflecting cash from RWE transaction (received on November 2nd)
- › Cash flow from investing activities mainly reflects ongoing expansion of supply chain and blade production facilities
- › Cash flow from financing activities largely determined by funds received from new RCF and outflows from leasing payments and repayment under EIB facility

| 13 Financials

CAPEX (in EUR m) Comments

- › Investments in 9M/2020 primarily comprise:
- Investments in blade production facilities in Mexico, India and Brazil
- Investments in installation and transport tooling and equipment for international projects
- Investments in product development
- › Slight decrease in intangible assets due to lower level of development costs compared to previous

| 14 Financials

Net debt*/EBITDA** Equity ratio (in %)

› Leverage ratio in Q3/2020 decreased as expected due to EBITDA contribution from RWE transaction

› Equity ratio remains on a similar level compared to Q2/2020

Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020
* Bank borrowings, bond, employee bond and shareholder loan less cash and cash equivalents. ** Based on last twelve months.

Installations (MW) Production

› Total installations of 1,052 WTGs in 21 countries in the first nine months 2020: 43% Europe, 33% North America, 18% Latin America and 6% Rest of world

- › Output turbines amounts to 1,154 units in 9M/2020: 594 GER, 332 ESP, 154 IND, 64 BRA and 10 ARG
- › Inhouse blade production of 990 units in 9M/2020: 521 GER, 220 MEX, 194 IND and 55 ESP
- › Outsourced blade production of 2,065 units in 9M/2020 (9M/2019: 1,695 units)

| 16 Guidance



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| 17 Targets 2022



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| 18 Drivers
Macro & long-term drivers: the trend to renewables is irrevocable

The European Green Deal as a multilayer regulatory package

On its way to an economy with net-zero GHG emissions: EU aims for climate neutrality by 2050
DRIVERS

10,000 WTGs running out alone within the next three years in Germany. Further repowering potential coming from the US, Denmark, Spain, India
Draft of upcoming EEG amendment for Germany passed in September 2020: strong political signal of change expansion path onshore wind is targeted at 71 GW by 2030
German Investitionsbeschleunigungsgesetz: will support wind power projects in Germany, e.g. improving permitting processes
Regional projects:
100% electricity from renewables for federal state Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg until 2035

Drivers to keep the order intake momentum to support strategic targets for FY 2022


Modules of company program
| Initiative clusters |
Initiative targets |
Overall project status |
1 Supply chain transformation |
› Setting up 4 GW supply chain in India and moving current EU partners to India |
› Supply chain topics starting to mature into contracting stage already |
2 Productivity enhancement |
› Safer, stronger ramp-up and focus on efficiency and productivity |
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3 Increase service profitability |
› Building a global service unit to further improve the margin profile |
› 2021 and 2022 costs being negotiated show material improvement compared to current base levels |
4 PM/EPC excellence |
› Using experience of examples of excellence from high-performance countries for new markets |
› Further initiatives beyond procurement |
5 Product delivery |
› Stay at the curve of the market benchmark for products |
being integrated to allow sustainable transformation into 2022 and beyond |
6 Continuation of the sales success story |
› Stay in top 3 position in onshore business, as already shown over the last 5 to 6 |
› Sales in the onshore wind industry |
7 Expanding engineering further |
quarters › Expand presence and competency depth with a new engineering office in India to secure new supplies |
continue to reach or approach the second highest pace |

| 21 Q&As



Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020

› Business performance in 2020 significantly affected by Covid-19 pandemic. However, main impacts already reflected in the current financial figures.
- › Solid order backlog of nearly 8 GW (majority with the more profitable Delta 4000 platform), growing at one of the strongest pace in the onshore wind industry primarily coming from Europe and North America.
- › Financial year 2021 shows materially better risk and margin profile compared to 2020 execution book. Installation plan in 2021: 60% Europe, 20% US.
- › Comprehensive company programme in place, starting to yield upsides from mid financial year 2021.
› Strategic targets: around 6 GW+, approx. 5bn sales with 8% EBITDA margin by financial year 2022 – more details will follow in 2021.


Nordex will hold a Capital Markets Day* in spring 2021


Financial figures 9M/2020 | 13 Nov 2020 * Format subject to the further development of the Covid-19 pandemic. |
Preliminary financial calendar 2021*
| 2021 |
Event |
| March |
Publication of preliminary figures FY 2020 |
| 23 March |
Publication of Annual Report 2020 |
| Spring |
Capital Markets Day |
| 11 May |
Interim Statement Q1/2021 |
| 1 June |
Annual General Meeting |
| 12 August |
Interim Report H1/2021 |
| 15 November |
Interim Statement 9M/2021 |




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