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Prima Industrie — Investor Presentation 2020
Sep 24, 2020
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‣ INCORPORATED IN 1977
- ‣ LISTED IN 1999 (20+ YEARS)
- ‣ 8 PLANTS IN ITALY, FINLAND, USA, CHINA
- ‣ SUBS & BRANCH OFFICES IN ADDITIONAL 25+ COUNTRIES
- ‣ FOCUS ON INNOVATION (5%+ INVESTMENT IN R&D)
- ‣ GREAT ATTENTION TO CSR ISSUES (PEOPLE, ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY ELECTRIC MACHINES, OPEN INNOVATION,…)
- ‣ ≈1800 PEOPLE
- ‣ 13,000+ MACHINES IN 80+ COUNTRIES
DIRECT PRESENCE IN ≈ 30 COUNTRIES -ADDITIONAL 50 COUNTRIES COVERED BY DEALERS OR AGENTS
WORLDWIDE DIRECT PRESENCE
Punching WW HQ & TECH CENTER – Turin (ITALY) – Combi – Systems – Seinajoki (FINLAND)
CHINA HQ – Suzhou US HQ – Chicago
Laser –Electronic systems – Barone C.se (ITALY)
Electronics – Moncalieri (ITALY)
Panel Benders – Press brakes Cologna V.ta (ITALY)
2D – 3D Laser Collegno (ITALY)
Sales & service – Munich (GERMANY)
Laserdyne – Minneapolis (USA)
SERVICES ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
SHEET METAL PROCESSING MACHINES & SYSTEMS
ELECTRONICS & LASER SOURCES
Laser Genius
Laser Sharp
Laser Next 1530 Laser Next 2141 Rapido
Optimo
Laser Next 2130
LASERDYNE 430 LASERDYNE 795 LASERDYNE 811
Combi Sharp Combi Genius Punch Sharp
Punch Genius Shear Brilliance Shear Genius
PSBB LINE
LPBB
Night Train
-A- MASS MARKETS
Market size >1b€/each Market share <5%
Markets:
- 2D Lasers stand-alone
- Punching machine stand-alone
- Hydraulic/Hybrid press brakes
stand-alone
- Fiber Lasers
Our Mission is to have market share on a mid/high end of each of the above markets Positioning strategy is paramount
…Just like a car "Premium" manufacturer needs A and B models...
-B- NICHE MARKETS
Market size <500m€/each Market share >20%. One of first 3 companies worldwide.
Markets:
- 3D Cutting Lasers. PP rank 2nd
- Shear-Punch. PP rank 1st
- Panel Bending. PP rank 2nd
- Systems. PP rank 1st/2nd
- e-Brakes . PP rank 2nd
- 3D Drilling Lasers. PP rank 1st
- AM DeD. PA rank 2nd as target
Prima products are present on two different market segments, with very different features
OUR BRANDS
LASER AND SHEET METAL FABRICATION MACHINERY
REVENUES BY TECHNOLOGY 30/06/2020
ELECTRONICS AND LASER TECHNOLOGIES
METAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
REVENUES BY END MARKET
27.1 %
9.4%
10.1%
2.0 %
11.2 %
%
2.6 %
2.3 %
9.6 %
AEROSPACE
Pioneering new technologies in the aerospace industry
Our products are in high demand in the aerospace industry. The majority of the commercial engine manufacturers and their supply chain worldwide currently use our machines for precision
manufacturing processes. Increasingly manufacturers are updating their traditional manual welding, drilling, and cutting process by using a laser to weld, drill, and cut their 3D parts. A Laserdyne offering coupled with a fiber laser is a recognized leader in this endeavor. The global commercial aircraft gas turbine engine market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.52% $(2018 - 2022)(")$
Prima Power Laserdyne machines are highly accurate and a very efficient tool for 3D welding, drilling and cutting applications. They are used for both aircraft turbine engine static and rotating components, structural parts, exhaust systems and silencers. Because of the unique design and versatility the machines are used in complex 3D shaped welding, laser drilling holes, and laser cutting. One typical use is the drilling of effusion cooling holes on hot turbine engine parts.
Prima Additive solutions, which cover both Powder Bed Fusion and Direct Energy Deposition technologies, have dynamic implications in the aerospace industry. The application of copper or inconel 718 structural parts for satellite launchers, and aluminum engine parts used for ultralight aircrafts, are promising new technologies in the field.
Above all, our machines provide customers with the accuracy, stability, and reliability needed to consistently produce top-quality parts that meet the most stringent requirements of the aerospace industry.
(*) Source: Technavio Research
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REFERENCE MARKETS
AUTOMOTIVE
On the cutting edge for automotive manufacturing since 1979
Prima Industrie Group has been breaking ground in the laser cutting of car components since 1979. Since then, we have established our premier role in the market through many firsts, most significantly the cutting of High-Strength-Steel (HSS) and of hydroformed tubes.
Our 3D laser family is applied to the construction of structural and body automotive components. With it, car manufacturers and their first tier suppliers receive highly dynamic and specialized solutions including part fixturing and loading/unloading systems. Our customers have come to rely on our intense cooperation with automotive industries for the building of sustainable manufacturing processes. Our solutions are eco-friendly because we employ the most efficient fiber laser sources in the market.
Today's automotive industry faces several manufacturing challenges: shortening cycle times, improving process reliability and streamlining material work flow. At the same time, the end market demands sustainability, fuel savings and safety.
Prima Industrie Group provides a solution to all of these needs. With it, our customers build lighter weight yet more rugged vehicles that have reduced fuel consumption, lower emissions, and increased safety for drivers and passengers.
We also provide solutions for another important automotive industry need: prototyping. Additive Manufacturing is gaining ground for the production of prototypes or small series for car components such as exhaust pipes, heat exchangers, gearboxes, etc. This technology creates lightweight components, reduced assemblies and integrated performance features that are impossible to achieve with traditional machining methods. Heretoo, Prima Industrie Group is on the forefront of laser technology applied to the automotive industry.
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CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING
Meeting sector demands with sustainability in mind
The demand for commercial and residential buildings, as well as infrastructure, is growing due to an increase in the global population and the concentrations of people choosing to live in big cities. This has a big impact on offices and other public places where people gather, responding to this trend with the production of elevators, safety exits, and fire escape doors made of metal.
Megatrends such as digitization, sustainability, and efficiency are drivers in this industry. Sustainability also affects the construction machinery industry. These demands require more effort than simply reducing energy consumption and the use of resources. Prima Electro empowers customers in their development of solutions that comply with market standards such as the IP65 certification.
Prima Power machines can produce 90% of the parts used in the manufacturing of: elevators, escalators, metallic parts for false ceilings, lighting fixtures, air conditioning or air treatment systems such as HVAC. Superficial facades on buildings that require finishing in aluminium or composites and specialized lighting are important applications of the technology. Engineering intelligent lighting systems means also moving from mere utility to elements of design, with an increased demand for complex forms, aesthetical quality, and flexibility in production.
Our PSBB (Punching-Shearing-Buffering & Bending) or FMS (Flexible Manufacturing System) offer optimized solutions to the challenging demands of the sector. They feature a centralized stocking system that connects to punching or laser cutting and bending machines, or the more traditional press brakes.
The main benefits of our solutions for this sector are high productivity combined with flexibility, high quality part machining, also in case of complex profiles, and the use of energy-efficient and sustainable technologies.
6 Ceiling lights
REFERENCE MARKETS
Solar panels and wind
mills S Pipelines orbital welding C Prima Power Laserdyne drilling application 5 Laserdyne 795 for AM E Laserdyne system welding combustorring
ENERGY
Creating powerful and efficient solutions for the Energy sector
Prima Electro solutions are key parts used for the production and distribution of present and future energy. Energy storage systems, photovoltaics, micro-turbines, and co-generators are only a few of the applications. Energy markets need to combine their technologies with electronic control and generation devices, increasing efficiency levels and adhering to environmental regulations.
With increasing demand for safe, efficient, and reliable power generation, the energy sector continues to migrate to turbine, engine-based generators. Prima Power Laserdyne products are widely used in the Energy sector, providing precision welding, drilling, and cutting to create parts used for power generation.
Prima Power Laserdyne is a recognized leader in the supply of products and manufacturing processes used in many compartments of the land-based turbine engines because of the precision and capability of the machine. The manufacturers of the turbine engines are updating their traditional, manual welding, drilling, and cutting processes, using fiber lasers to weld, drill, and cut their 3D parts. Laserdyne products are used in the turbine engine's static and rotating components, structural parts, air ducting, exhaust systems, and noise silencers. The machines are used in the drilling of effusion cooling holes on hot turbine engine parts, the cutting and welding of complex 3D shaped engine components, and the welding of air ducts for the turbine engines.
Prima Additive solutions, which cover both Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) and Direct Energy Deposition (DED) technologies, have important implications for the Energy sector. Recently, an agreement was signed with Enel that is aimed at the manufacturing of a DED machine dedicated to on-the-spot repair of turbine parts, impellers, and parts subject to wear and tear. PBF technology is also used in the Energy sector, mainly for the manufacturing of the small series of impellers, gears, and reducers. AM technology applies the Circular Economy trend, allowing for the implementation of a new business model.
HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL
Meeting the demands of the Healthcare sector with innovative applications
An aging population and longer life expectancy have led to the demand for orthopedic implants and hip replacements at a steadily increasing rate.
Prima Industrie Group has extended its product line into the orthopedic implant market, which uses titanium, nickel-cobalt alloys, and stainless steel - the same materials used in the aerospace and turbine engine sector. Prima Power Laserdyne has extensive knowledge in the precision laser welding, drilling, and cutting of these materials.
The level of precision and control featured by the Laserdyne product line, together with Prima Power Laserdyne's process knowledge, is improving the manufacturing efficiency and quality of the parts used in orthopedic implants. This knowledge has enabled orthopedic implant manufacturers to implement flexible, highly consistent, and precise manufacturing processes for the welding and cutting of 3D orthopedic parts.
Additive Manufacturing is also gaining ground in the Healthcare sector. Powder Bed Fusion technology by Prima Additive is used to manufacture parts using titanium or cobalt-chromium materials that are biocompatible with human tissue to create customized orthopedic or dental implants.
REFERENCE MARKETS
YELLOW GOODS & TRUCKS
Increasing agricultural equipment production through the latest technologies
Available farmland will only increase by 5%, while the world population will grow by 40% in 2050 to 9.6 billion. New technologies such as precision farming, GPS-enabled tractors, and devices to monitor individual crops, will contribute to the production of 70% more goods than today.
Harvesting operations in developed countries are being increasingly subcontracted to service companies, reducing investment and optimizing the use of expensive equipment.
Parts manufactured with our products include tractors, harvesters, implements, livestock and poultry equipment, storages, and postharvesting equipment, as well as light and heavy construction machinery.
Our solutions for this sector are the cutting and bending of thick and thin materials via 2D high-powered laser cutting machines, servo-electric and hydraulic press brakes, and combination machines (punching and shearing/laser) to prepare kits for the welding shops.
The benefits of our solutions include high productivity, edge precision, and process reliability.
installation in Brazil
7 Harvester component
REFERENCE MARKETS
STEEL FURNITURE & PANELS
Producing slick furniture solutions in steel
If metal furniture was traditionally bought for factories and offices, today it is increasingly being used in places such as schools, hospitals, and gyms, where efficient, wellorganized spaces are needed. The modern trends meet the use of prefinished, high-quality materials, which respond to the need of a contemporary design and innovative aesthetical standards, as well as of lockers, which are located in easily accessible public spaces and can be used for courier delivery.
Our innovative technologies can cut, punch, and bend most of the steel furniture parts, apart from a few commercial components. Parts manufactured with our products include electric cabinets, office furniture, storage carts, and mobile working platforms, which is only to name a few.
Among our top solutions for this sector are: punching and cutting lines with angle shears, plus other integrated technologies like forming, threading, and so on, in combination with automatic bending where, in a continuous process, you start from the raw blank up to the finished part, which is ready for the next working stages like painting or welding. We offer different solutions regarding production cells for cutting and bending, responding to various volume or batch needs. Due to its total automation and flexibility, the panel bender is the sector's flagship technological innovation.
The main benefits of our solutions include: increased productivity, thanks to a high level of automation, flexibility, sustainability, high quality of the parts worked (both aesthetically and in terms of shape) and ability to cut and bend complex profiles.
WHITE GOODS & COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
Leading the customization of white goods
Given the variety of product models available that can be made in every shape, size, and design, there is a growing need to tailor products specifically to the needs of the customer. In addition, the growing trend of simplifying the daily user's life with smart phone level technology being applied also to white goods, translates to a greater variety of functions and customizations. Without a doubt, highly flexible and dynamic systems are needed that also meet the highest aesthetical standards. Traditionally, stainless steel is used because it pairs long lasting quality with low maintenance. The combined need for top quality and short delivery times thus requires ultra-modern manufacturing tools.
Our products are typically used to manufacture refrigerator doors and panels, ovens and cookers, sinks, kitchen hoods, cabinets, commercial kitchens, buffet systems, self-service systems for hotels and canteens, and stoves.
This sector requires solutions that combine rapid productivity, flexibility, and high-quality standards. We offer both stand-alone machines and manufacturing lines for punching, cutting, and bending. In particular, stand-alone machines are always scalable since our automation modules can be integrated incrementally according to customer needs at the time.
The Combi Genius combined punching/fiber laser cutting system is a perfect solution thanks to its servo-electric technology and the integration of different processes. Additionally, it can perform even the most complex machining requests, ensuring the highest quality and throughput.
All our products are designed and developed according to the "Green Means" concept, which means that they have the added benefit of being both efficient and environmentally friendly.
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REFERENCE MARKETS
WHY WHY WAS
SHANIS
COL
Prima Power Platino
Fiber
5 Punch Genius 1225
B Large system installed
at a job shop
SUBCONTRACTORS
Optimizing subcontracting solutions with cutting-edge technology
Subcontractors must quickly respond to customers and be flexible when adjusting the production to the job order. This means that the market is demanding shorter delivery times while expecting higher quality products, typically in terms of laser machine skills.
A great variety of sheet metal parts in this sector are manufactured with our products, ranging from simple flanges, to sub-assemblies or finished parts.
All our products are employed by job shops, particularly 2D high power laser cutting machines, servo-electric and hydraulic press brakes, punching machines, combination machines (punching and shearing/laser), and panel benders to prepare the kits for the welding shops. Additive Manufacturing is also gaining ground amongst subcontractors thanks to better functionality of parts and reduced stock and delivery times.
Among the benefits of our solutions are great process versatility, increased productivity and precision, as well as greater process reliability.
AMER APAC 31% 12% 27.3% USA 3.7% OTHER AMER 6.5% CHINA EMEA 57% 14.6% ITALY 9.7% EASTERN EU 9.2% NORTH & BALTIC 6.3% D - A -CH 2.9% SPAIN & PORTUGAL 13.2% OTHER EMEA 1.1% OTHER M.E.& AFRICA 30/06/2020
| 30/06/2020 | ||
|---|---|---|
| TOTAL: 1766 EMPLOYEES | ||
| EMEA | AMER | |
| 1420 | 248 | |
| 785 | ITALY | 214 USA |
| 47 | 404 FINLAND D - A -CH |
OTHER AMER 34 |
| 47 | SPAIN | APAC |
| 38 | RUSSIA | 98 |
| 39 26 |
EASTERN EU FRANCE |
84 CHINA |
| 18 | UK | 14 OTHER APAC |
| 16 | TURKEY |
22 FINANCIALS
The outlook for 2021 has improved slightly. The 3mt average is expected to rise sharply in the first half and to stabilize in the second half .
| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B. IMI | Mediobanca | B. Akros (*) | Consensus | B. IMI | Mediobanca | B. Akros (*) | Consensus | Mediobanca | |
| 16,0 | 16,0 | 13,0 | 16,0 | 16,0 | 13,0 | 16,0 | |||
| BUY | NEUTRAL | NEUTRAL | BUY | NEUTRAL | NEUTRAL | NEUTRAL | |||
| REVENUES | 320 | 340 | 376 | 345,3 | 427,6 | 412 | 396 | 411,9 | 432 |
| EBITDA | 22,2 | 24 | 32 | 26,1 | 41,0 | 38 | 41 | 40,0 | 43 |
| EBITDA % | 6,94% | 7,06% | 8,51% | 7,55% | 9,59% | 9,22% | 10,35% | 9,71% | 9,95% |
| EBIT | 0 | 2 | 9 | 3,7 | 18,8 | 16 | 18 | 17,6 | 20 |
| EBIT % | 0,00% | 0,59% | 2,39% | 1,06% | 4,40% | 3,88% | 4,55% | 4,27% | 4,63% |
| NET RESULT | -3,47 | -3 | 3 | -1,2 | 11,19 | 8 | 9 | 9,4 | 12 |
| NFP | -121,6 | -115 | -102 | -112,9 | -116,2 | -109 | -91 | -105,4 | -96 |
(*) = B. Akros research has not been updated after 1H20 results
The automotive industry was facing major challenges around the world: electrification, autonomous drive
The impact of Covid-19 struck very hard, with sales in Europe down 70-80 % in March/April 2020.
- and new ownership business models.
- markets were noticeably stronger than during previous months.
January to July 2020: new passenger vehicle registrations were down around a fifth in China, Japan, and the USA, and weaker by more than a third in Europe, India, and Brazil. However, in July 2020, there were clear signs of some recovery in the major car markets in the world. In China, new car sales increased for the third consecutive month. In Europe, the USA, Japan, and India, new car sales were still weaker but the
AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR TRENDS
AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR OUTLOOK
The pandemic could have eventually a positive impact towards a shift from public transportation
Hot stamping market: increasing use of hot-stamped components to achieve light weighting while also strengthening them (door rings, bumpers, roof rails, and chassis). Hot stamped parts can
- The car industry is expected to recover in the medium term.
- to private vehicles.
- only be refined with laser technology (no mechanical tools)
-
apply to both fuel and electric vehicles
-
Before the Covid -19 pandemic, the aerospace industry was expected to continue its growth trajectory with commercial aircraft production and strong defense spending.
- The pandemic hit hard on the civil aerospace: global air traffic has been brought to an almost complete standstill by the COVID -19 outbreak .
- While there have been other instances of significant drops in air traffic in the past, they have generally been regional. Never have we seen a sustained global collapse of air traffic as we're seeing now because of the travel restrictions necessitated by COVID -19. International passenger demand in April fell 80% year -over -year, according to the International Air Transport Association. Every region across the world has seen double digit percentage declines in traffic, with most airlines experiencing capacity reductions up to 95%.
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AERO & SPACE MARKET TRENDS
- Defense aerospace and space economy instead appear to be resilient to the crisis.
- Satellite broadband will represent 50% of the projected growth of the global space economy by 2040,
- Launching satellites that offer broadband Internet service will help to drive down the cost of data, just as demand for that data explodes (driven by autonomous cars, IoT, A.I., VR, video,..)
AERO & SPACE MARKET TRENDS
PROPRIETARY FIBER LASER TECHNOLOGY
- According to external research (Strategies Unlimited) this sector is expected to grow with an overall CAGR of 5.3% and this includes not only industrial applications but also many other markets that represent an opportunity for Prima (e.g: medical applications).
- Convergent product aligned to the performances of market leader product.
- Vertical company: all the laser components are produced in home with very few elements purchased externally (active fiber and low-tech components), with a strong control of the technologies used. This also made it possible to obtain competitive costs even with volumes significantly lower than competitors, allowing us to look optimistically at the competitiveness that is expected to improve in the future thanks to the growth in production volumes.
- High efficiency diodes state of the art: this sector could represent an additional stand alone market (expected growth rate: doubling volumes between 2017 and 2023).
We are 1 of the 10 companies only controlling this technology worldwide
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Since several years Prima Industrie is investing in Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies, leveraging on
Prima Industrie is one of the few competitors investing in this technology which is expected to further
- internal know-how on fiber laser.
- boom in the next years (see next slide).
- PA is active on both main AM technologies:
- Powder Bed Fusion
- Direct Energy Deposition
- substantially grow in the next years.
- A set of new products is currently being introduced to the market.
In 2019 AM contribution to Prima Group revenues was still marginal (approx. 2% ) but expected to
PA exhibited for the first time at Formnext 2019 in November in Frankfurt (main AM world exhibition).
In 2019 the units of metal AM systems sold grew by 1,3% to 2,327.
AM Metal Systems sales Revenue Overview
- Interest still high;
the development;
Revenue Potential Growth
The metal AM market is expected to have a 25% CAGR up to \$4,6 billion. The revenue related to the sale of systems will cover about 53% of the total revenue and
will growth up to \$ 2,44 billion.
The Prima Additive approach is inspired by the Circular Economy vision as the strategic mean to fully
exploit the value of Additive.
Circular Economy
Less material used
compared to traditional manufacturing methods
Design strategies for extending product lifecycle
Possibility to repair parts to return a used product to its original performance
Possibility to add custom parts to existing pieces to add further value without producing new parts
Recycling
of powders to close the material loop
In a circular economy, the value of products and materials is maintained for as long as possible. Waste and resource use are minimized, and when a product reaches the end of its life, it is used again to create further value. This can bring major economic benefits.
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THE MACHNE TOOL MARKET
Financials & Back-up information
| Values in €/thousand | ACT 31.12.19 | ACT 31.12.18 | D '19 vs '18 | D '19 vs '18 % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order Intake | 410.417 | 471.245 | (60.828) | -12,9% |
| Backlog | 142.332 | 169.367 | (27.035) | -16,0% |
| Revenues | 427.582 | 466.932 | (39.350) | -8,4% |
| EBITDA | 38.432 | 45.059 | (6.627) | -14,7% |
| EBITDA% | 9,0% | 9,7% | -0,7% | N/A |
| EBIT | 14.391 | 28.041 | (13.650) | -48,7% |
| EBIT% | 3,4% | 6,0% | -2,6% | N/A |
| Net Result | 8.818 | 24.058 | (15.240) | -63,3% |
| FCF | (4.197) | (8.802) | 4.605 | 52,3% |
| Net Financial Position | (107.343) | (74.639) | (32.704) | -43,8% |
| Headcount | 1.781 | 1.871 | (90) | -4,8% |
( % calculated over the revenues)
(headcount in units)
Highlights - FY 2019
P&L adjusted with non recurring items and IFRS 16
| NFP | (107.343) | (74.639) | (32.704) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leasing Liabilities (IFRS16) | (31.235) | ||
| Leasing Liabilities (IAS17) | (7.637) | (8.709) | |
| NFP Adi | (68.471) | (65.930) | (2.541) |
Highlights - 1H2020
P&L adjusted with non recurring items and IFRS 16
| Values in €/thousand | ACT Q1 2020 | ACT Q2 2020 | ACT H1 2020 | ACT H1 2019 | Change H1'20 vs H1'19 |
Change % H1'20 vs H1'19 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order Intake | 72.437 | 68.350 | 140.787 | 189.904 | (49.117) | -25,9% |
| Backlog | 141.289 | 125.978 | 125.978 | 136.055 | (10.077) | -7,4% |
| Revenues | 75.051 | 82.523 | 157.574 | 214.757 | (57.183) | -26,6% |
| EBITDA | 3.100 | 6.963 | 10.063 | 18.585 | (8.522) | -45,9% |
| EBITDA% | 4,1% | 8,4% | 6,4% | 8,7% | -2,3% | N/A |
| EBIT | (2.544) | 1.631 | (913) | 6.480 | (7.393) | -114,1% |
| EBIT% | -3,4% | 2,0% | -0,6% | 3,0% | -3,6% | N/A |
| Net Result | (3.524) | 376 | (3.148) | 1.815 | (4.963) | -273,4% |
| FCF | (26.491) | 11.014 | (15.477) | (26.628) | 11.151 | 41,9% |
| NFP before leasing | (91.986) | (83.045) | (83.045) | (98.518) | 15.473 | 15,7% |
| NFP | (133.452) | (123.246) | (123.246) | (132.824) | 9.578 | 7,2% |
| Headcount | 1.770 | 1.766 | 1.766 | 1.856 | (90) | -4,8% |
( % calculated over the revenues)
(headcount in units)
| Values in €/thousand | ACT Q1 2020 | ACT Q2 2020 | ACT H1 2020 | ACT H1 2019 | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenues | 75.051 | 82.523 | 157.574 | 214.757 | (57.183) | -26,6% |
| EBITDA | 3.100 | 6.963 | 10.063 | 18.585 | (8.522) | -45,9% |
| Non-Recurring Items | (683) | (1.448) | (2.131) | (1.150) | ||
| EBITDA Adj | 3.783 | 8.411 | 12.194 | 19.735 | (7.541) | -38,2% |
| EBITDA Adj% | 5,0% | 10,2% | 7,7% | 9,2% | -1,5% | N/A |
| EBIT | (2.544) | 1.631 | (913) | 6.480 | (7.393) | -114,1% |
| Non-Recurring Items | (683) | (1.448) | (2.131) | (2.299) | ||
| EBIT Adj | (1.861) | 3.079 | 1.218 | 8.779 | (7.561) | -86,1% |
| EBIT Adj% | -2,5% | 3,7% | 0,8% | 4,1% | -3,3% | N/A |
| Net Result | (3.524) | 376 | (3.148) | 1.815 | (4.963) | -273,4% |
| Non-Recurring Items | (683) | (1.443) | (2.126) | (2.440) | ||
| Net Result Adj | (2.841) | 1.819 | (1.022) | 4.255 | (5.277) | -124,0% |
| NFP | (133.452) (123.246) (123.246) (132.824) | 9.578 | 7,2% | |||
| Leasing Liabilities | (41.466) | (40.201) | (40.201) | (34.306) | ||
| NFP Adj | (91.986) | (83.045) | (83.045) | (98.518) | 15.473 | -15,7% |
( % calculated over the revenues)
- -friendly products
- More remote maintenance
- Increase of Smart -working
- Less travels, Reduced number of expos
- More resources available in the periphery
- More Virtual reality and Augmented Reality
Being a complex organization can be our strength and opportunity in the times of the NEW NORMAL
EBITDA 2009 -2019
Net result 2009 -2019
R & D 2009 -2019 €
/mio
180
NET FINANCIAL POSITION
Source: company info + official communications to Consob
THE RASHANIMA TRUST (through Erste International SA) 29,10%
LEE Joseph (directly or through World Leader Ltd.) YUNFENG GAO 12,33%
(through Sharp focus International Ltd) 9,98%
MANAGEMENT 6,96%
LAZARD FRERES GESTION 5,01%
MARKET 36,62%