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Salcef Group Investor Presentation 2021

Mar 25, 2021

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A global player in the railway industry

FY 2020 Financial Results

March 24th 2021

Disclaimer

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Table of Content

Salcef Group Overview 01

Sustainability 05

07

06

Operative Business Units 02

Railway Industrial Market

FY 2020 Financial Results 03

Listing Process and Securities

Development 04

01

Salcef Group Overview

Salcef Group Overview

6

Salcef Group Highlights 2020

Revenues: €340,3M - EBITDA: €78,9M - Dividend proposed : €0,42 per share

Corporate Social Responsability Report: ahead of schedule, in 2020 Salcef Group prepared its first sustainability report, confirming the purpose, to create value for clients, for society and for the community, while respecting the environment.

Acquisition of the 90% of Delta Railroad Construction inc., USA company active in the largest railway market since 1957 with the objective of development of Salcef Group business model and confirmed Salcef Group growing by using M&A activities.

Listing on MTA Market from 22.12.2020, after the first step did in 2019 with the admission to the AIM list.

Resilience to COVID 19 impact - In May and June 2020 the production has fully resumed, confirmed by an increase in

full production FY2020

Salcef Group Overview

02

Operative Business Units

Business Unit Track & Light Civil Works

Track Maintenance

Extraordinary Maintenance

Track Construction

Light Civil Works

Ordinary Maintenance

Business Unit Track & Light Civil Works

  • High barriers to entry
  • Huge equipment investments (Salcef fleet substitution value over than
  • €400M)
  • Manpower specialization
  • Clients' PQ and certifications
  • Highly demanding working conditions
  • Around 700 employees involved

Business Unit Energy, Signalling & Telecommunication

Activities

• Railway catenary, signalling, substations, telecommunication construction, ordinary & extraordinary maintenance (renewal

activities)

• Construction and maintenance of infrastructure for high and medium voltage electricity transmission (aerial and underground)

  • High barriers to entry
  • Clients' PQ and certifications
  • Highly demanding working conditions
  • Huge Italian and European investment plan (Terna 2019-2023 plan with € 6,2 Bn investments + 20%)

Strenghts Revenues FY 2020 (€M)

Business Unit Railway Materials

• Manufacturing of prestressed concrete railway sleepers • Manufacturing of slab-track systems for unballasted tracks (metro, tramway and railway) BU

• Manufacturing of concrete segments for tunnels (metro lines)

  • Clients' PQ and certifications
  • Vertical Integration with trackworks
  • Extensive development possibilities for unballasted solutions
  • Development of new solution and patents

Activities Strenghts Revenues FY 2020 (€M)

Business Unit Railway Machines

  • Design of new railway equipment and construction technologies
  • Maintenance and revamping of railway equipment
  • Construction of new railway wagons and equipment
  • Renting of equipment and tool

  • Clients' PQ and certifications

  • Vertical integration with trackworks and energy BUs
  • Market with high margin and few competitors
  • Development of new solutions and patents

Activities Strenghts Revenues FY 2020 (€M)

Business Unit Heavy Civil Works

  • Multidisciplinary railway construction projects (civil and technological works)
  • Doubling of existing railway line
  • Construction of railway stations and buildings
  • Bridges, viaducts and tunnels
  • Environmental mitigation works

  • Vertical integration with other Salcef Group BUs

  • Salcef Group competitiveness, and all the qualifications for general and specialized works

Activities Strenghts Revenues FY 2020 (€M)

Most of the Revenues are referred to small projects in Germany for the renewal of railway bridges

Business Unit Engineering

  • Design of new railway equipment and construction technologies
  • Maintenance and revamping of railway equipment
  • Construction of new railway wagons and equipment
  • Renting of equipment and tool

Activities Strenghts

  • Clients' PQ and certifications
  • Vertical integration with trackworks and energy BUs
  • Market with high margin and few competitors
  • Development of new solutions and patents

Revenues FY 2020 (€M)

Salcef Group FY 2020 Production Analysis

€x1.000

Operative
B.U.
Revenues
FY
2020
% FY
2019
Inc.
%
Δ (€) (%)
Δ
Track
and
Light
Civil
Works
241
365
1
,
9%
70
,
214
936
0
,
7%
73
,
26
4
,
3%
12
,
Signalling
&
Telecommunication
Energy,
43
814
4
,
12
9%
,
30
385
0
,
10
4%
,
13
4
,
2%
44
,
Civil
Works
Heavy
18
984
8
,
6%
5
,
11
836
0
,
1%
4
,
7
1
,
4%
60
,
Railway
Machines
10
545
6
,
3
1%
,
4
166
0
,
1
4%
,
6
4
,
153
1%
,
Railway
Materials
25
574
7
,
5%
7
,
30
302
0
,
10
4%
,
(4
7)
,
6%
-15
,
Total 340.284
,7
100% 291.625
0
,
100% 48
,7
17%

• Despite Covid19 emergency no relevant impact on the production value on main operative business units:

  • o Track and Light Civil Works: +€26,4M (+12,3%)
  • o Energy, Signalling and Telecommunication: +€13,4M (+44,2%)
  • Heavy Civil Works: +€7,1M (+60,4%) due to the contribution of Salcef Bau GmbH on the Business Unit value.
  • Railway Machines: +€6,4M (+153,1%) mainly due to an increasing of sales during Q4 2020, and a contribution of Delta Railroad Construction
  • Railway Materials: -€4,7M (-15,6%) decreasing of sales during Q4 2020, mainly due to a main contract renewal

€x1.000

Commercial
Area
Revenues
2020
FY
% 2019
FY
%
Inc.
Δ
(€)
Δ
(%)
Italy 274
000
8
,
80
5%
,
259
093
8
,
88
8%
,
14
9
5
8%
,
,
[Excluding
Italy]
Europe
46
045
8
,
5%
13
,
20
534
1
,
0%
7
,
25 2%
5
124
,
,
North
America
10
681
3
,
3
1%
,
0
0
,
0
0%
,
10
7
100
0%
,
,
Middle
East
696
0
6
,
2
0%
,
131
7
7
,
2
4%
,
(0 4)
1%
-6
,
,
North
Africa
2
860
8
,
8%
0
,
4
865
4
,
7%
1
,
(2 0)
2%
-41
,
,
Total 340.284
,7
100% 291.625
0
,
100% 48 17%
,7

Comparing last year results:

  • Increasing of «National» production +€14,9M (5,8%)
  • Europe: +€25,5M (>100%) due to the contribution of
  • o Salcef Bau GmbH
  • o Austrian JV of Coget Impianti S.p.A.
  • o Norwegian production
  • North Africa: decreasing of production value due to the final stage of Egyptian Project
  • North America: + €10,7M (+100%) related to the post-acquisition production (starting 15/09/2020) by Delta Railroad Construction

FY 2020 Financial Results

Salcef Group FY 2020 Financial Results

IFRS FY 2020 vs IFRS FY 2019

Revenues: compared to FY19, the increase is equal to €48,7M (+16,7%), mainly due to the high performance of 4Q 2020.

EBITDA: compared to FY19, the increase is equal to €12,3M (+18,5%), due to:

• Increasing of revenues, decreasing of material and service costs related to the internalization of works and major use of manpower on sites

EBIT: compared to FY19, the increase is equal to €9,4M (+19,3%)

Adj NFP:

  • Compared to FY19 decrease is equal to €27,0M (-57,4%), mainly due to:
  • o €3,6M for buyback transaction
  • o €16,9M for dividend distribution [20/05/2020]
  • o €31,6M for acquisition of Delta Railroad Construction [15/09/2020]

• Cash Conversion Rate 2020 (1): 0,4

(1) CCR= Net Cash Flow adj (2) / EBITDA

(2) Net cash Flow adj: Net cash flow generated by operating activities – Operative CAPEX

Salcef Group FY 2020 Financial Results – Proforma Comparing

Salcef Group * + 12 months pro forma Delta [IFRS]

  • +11% of Revenues, for a total amount of €367,1M
  • Total EBITDA of €84,9M; small decreasing of EBITDA % (-1% ) compared to Group results (23,2%), with a contribution of €7,9M
  • Decreasing of EBIT Margin -1%
  • Delta Proforma FY2020: the difference between EBIT and Net Profit (-€0,3M) is due to a positive impact related to financial income (+0,9M) of which €0,6M of Net income from Deltas's Join Ventures, and negative impact related to taxes (-1,2M)
  • +13% of Net Profit amount +1,8% related to the Net profit margin %

Adj NFP:

11%

10%

10%

-1%

-1%

+1,8%

13%

7%

6%

• Increasing of Adj NFP (+6%), related to a positive contribution equal to €1,2M

Salcef Group FY 2020 Financial Results

Net Financial Position

Specific of financial debt:

  • Duration: approx. 36 months
  • Average of replacement: rolling
  • Structure: Corporate
  • Coverage: the whole Italian banking system
  • Cash/Cash Equivalent: €180,7M**
  • Net Cash/Cash Equivalent; €128,6M
  • NFP FY 2020 Ita GAAP: €34,4M before (IFRS)
  • NFP FY 2020: €20,0m total effect due to:
  • Impact Lease Accounting Ex IFRS 16
  • Impact FVTPL Financial Assets Ex IFRS 9

*NFP IFRS (FY 2020 – FY 2019) did not consider negative impact caused by Warrant Fair Value

** Before (i) €3,6M for buyback transaction - (ii) €16,9M for dividend distribution [20/05/2020] - (iii) €31,6M for acquisition of Delta Railroad Construction

Salcef Group FY 2020 Tax 2020

Tax Structure

* € 17,55M deferred tax asset (revaluation of strategic CAPEX); -€1,83 tax on revaluation of assets (3%)

Capex fiscal impact FYs 21- 27**

**Calculated on Capex until 31.12.20

• Salcef Group recorded in FY 2020 a positive final tax impact mainly due to DTA on Capex.

• The effective tax rate without DTA on Capex effect (Base tax fee / EBT adjusted) is equal to 26 %

Salcef Group FY 2020 Backlog

€x1.000

Business Unit Amount %
Track and Light Civil Works 430.025,6 71,3%
of which Foreign 121.557,4 20,2%
Energy 139.775,2 23,2%
Railway Materials 8.853,3 1,5%
Heavy Civil Works 16.868,3 2,8%
Railway Machines 7.192,6 1,2%
Total 602.715,0 120,2%
  • Backlog Value: €602,7M of which €438,5M (72,8%) from Italian market and €164,2M (27,2%) from the foreign markets, the highest value of the last 5 years
  • Revenues Coverage: Salcef Group order backlog stands at €602,7M as at the end of FY2020, offering almost 24 month visibility (1,77 x Revenues)
  • Book to Bill Ratio: the ratio (1,0), the higher compared with the end of 2018 and 2019

Salcef Group FY 2020 CAPEX

Group's total investments in 2020 amounted to €32.8M vs €44,8 expected in 2021 (+36,2%)

7,9 1,7 23,3 32,8 11,0 7,9 25,8 44,7 0,00 10,00 20,00 30,00 40,00 50,00 New Business Line Business Upgrade Ordinary Business Total CAPEX FY 2020(1) vs FY 2021- Category Capex 2021 Capex 2020 €/M [+36,2%] [+10,7%] [+39,2%] [>100,0%]

(1) excluding from the analysis the new perimeter of Delta R.C. occurred with its acquisition.

Ordinary Business: investments that allow the maintenance of existing production capacity, the quality standards required by customers and the achievement of budget objectives. In 2020 represent the 71,0% of Group's total investments. For 2021 growth is expected equal to 10,7% (+€2,5M)

Business upgrade: investments that are aimed at upgrading existing production lines, with new plants, machinery or equipment, allowing for an increase in production capacity. In particular, during 2020 Overail s.r.l. invested, and will continue to invest, in the renovation of hown production plant. The upgrading category represent the 5,0% of Group's total investments. For 2021 growth is expected equal to 381,4% (+€6,3M), mainly do to a construction of a second Vulcano 34M" grinding train.

New business line: investments related to the design and production of new products in order to open new strategic business lines. In 2020, in line with the Group's innovation, the investment in this category was €7.1M, the 24,0% of the entire amount, and for 2021 the expected growth is equal to 39,2% (+3,0M)

New DHS in SRT factory

"Vulcano 34M" grinding train

Development

Strategic Highlights 9th acquisition in 20 years [o.w. 5 in last 5 years]

Sustainability

Salcef Group The 1° Sustainability Balance Sheet

ESG Target and Action plan:

Sustainable mobility and technological innovation for transport infrastructures

  • Climate transition
  • Sustainable cities and communities

Salcef places itself in a scenario influenced by megatrends, strategies and policies adopted by EU government (EU Green Deal and EU Next Generation) which aims to investments targeting green private and public transport.

In Europe transport and mobility industry represents the second largest spending area, it contributes about 5% of GDP and directly employs about 10 million workers. The EU strategy outlined for the sector is based on 3 main objectives:

90% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in transport by 2050

By 2030, automated mobility will be implemented on a large scale

Building a sustainable, smart and resilient mobility system for future generations

Salcef Group The 1° Sustainability Balance Sheet

Unit 2018 2019 2020
Governance
Business Conduct and Ethics Organisational Model 231 - Ethical Code - ISO 37001 Management system
SA 8000 Social Responsibility Management System
Social Performance Team
Economic
Financial Performance Direct economic value generated Euro/mil 309 292 340
Direct economic value distributed Euro/mil 279 264 299
Capital expenditures / innovation & digitalisation Fleet & equipments - Latest generation / Industry 4.0 - Capex 2018-2020 Euro/mil 50
Environment
ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
Climate change: Energ& & emissions ISO 50001 Energy Management System
Energy consumptions GJoule 190,807 188,284 193,206
Business Unit Track & Light Civil Works energy consumption impact % 83% 79% 80%
Energy intensity index (Energy consumptions / Revenuei) Gjoule/ 508 535 522
GHG Scope1+Scope2 emissions tCO2e 14,273 13,809 13,826
Emissions intensity index tCO2e/ 38 39 37
Sustainable use of resources & circular economy Waste diverted from disposal % 96% 96% 97%
Water withdrawal 58 43 22
Water withdrawal & consumptions Decrease in water withdrawal (2020 v 2018) Mega liters
%
63%
Human Resources
Working environment: diversity, equal opportunity, welfare, work-life balance Employees Nr 889 997 1.258
New employee hires Nr 132 246 252
Total net turnover % 8,0% 9,1%
Employees under 30 years old % 14,7% 14,5% 16,8%
Female employees % 3,0% 4,3% 4,9%
Human resources training, skills & professional development Training hours Nr 24,739 23,941 29,748
Average training hours by employee Nr 28 24 24
Occupational Health & Safety ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management System
Work-related injuries rate (Nr / worked hours x 1,000,000) 31.83 22.89 24.99
Worl-related injuries severity rate (days out / worked hours x 1,000,000) 1.47 1.13 1.32
Customers, products and services
Prodcuts - services safety & quality ISO 9001 Quality Management System
In Europe transport
and mobility
ISO 39001 Road Safety Management System
industry
represents
ECM Management, regulation, railway safety supervision system
the second largest
spending area, it
contributes
about
5%
Nr technical qualifications - Certificate
Nr 13
of GDP and directly
employs
about
10 million
workers.
Products - services Environmental and social impact Integrated policy and Management systems
The EU strategy outlined
for the sector
Supply chain
is
based
on 3 main
Sustainable & responsible supply chain
objectives:
SA 8000 Social Responsibility Management System
Number of suppliers subject to qualification in 2020 763
Local Communities
Local Communities development Proportion of spending on local suppliers % 90%

Salcef's Board of Directors approved the first Sustainability Balance Sheet as of 31 December 2020, consolidating a process already started in the implementation of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) principles aiming value creation for its stakeholders, people, communities , territory, with respect of the environment. The Salcef Group's Non-Financial Statement ("DNF") was drawn up pursuant to Legislative Decree 254/2016 and Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) referenced.

Salcef Group Sustainbility industry and SDGs

Salcef, as a signatory member, bases its system of values on the 10 principles of the United Nations Global Compact. According to a strategic approach consistent with its business model, Salcef's sustainability path provides for a progressive integration of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs - Sustainable Development Goals), which is part of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

Salcef is committed to the construction and strengthening of infrastructures for sustainable mobility, which can allow a better and more efficient use of natural resources, cleaner and more innovative technologies, with less environmental impact.

Salcef has selected the following SDGs with respect to its strategic guidelines and business model: SDGs 3, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 and 13.

In particular, SDG 9 (Industry - innovation and infrastructures), SDG 11 (cities is sustainable communities) and SDG 13 (Actions for climate change) fall within the strategic objectives and core business of the Salcef Group.

During 2021 Salcef will undertake an in-depth study of this first survey, which will lead to the association of actions and objectives, integrated with the industrial plan, to the SDGs in a timely manner.

Railway Industrial Market

Salcef Group Highlights Regional Market expectation until 2025

Source: World Rail Market Study 2020-2025

Railway Industry Market Global and European Market

Source: World Rail Market Study 2020-2025

World railway Infrastructure: 1,7M km of urban and interurban tracks.

Western Europe, Nafta, Asia Pacific: together comprising 72% of the global rail track infrastructure.

2017 – 2019: new infrastructure in operation for 23.299 km (+1,4%), primarily in the mainline and VHS track.

World Railway Market European Railway Market

Source: 7th report monitoring developments of the rail market under Article 15, Paragraph 4 of Directive 2012/34/EU of the European Parliament and Council

Europe: more than € 35Bn invested annually, around 50% for maintenance and renovation.

Germany: the value of the Deutsche Bahn 10-year Business Plan is € 86 Bn with an increase of 54%. Compared to the last BP is "the biggest railway modernization program".

Railway Industry Market Italian Market – Ferrovie dello Stato

PNRR - Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021 -2026

In the italian Recovery and Resilience Plan the preliminary amount allocated to the railway sector is around €30,4Bn, of which €11,7Bn already financed.

RFI S.p.A. (100% controlled by FS) Investment Plan 2019 -2023 for € 25 Billion

RFI Investment Plan 2019-2023 (part of the FS Plan), foresees investments of over € 25Bn, of which €14.5Bn in maintenance, safety and upgrades.

Listing Process and Securities

Listing Process and Securities Listing Information

Listing Highlights Buyback

  • ➢ Total shares at 23.03.2021: 47.280.708 o.w.
  • o 45.552.479 ordinary shares
  • o 1.474.378 performance shares
  • o 253.851 special shares
  • ➢ Warrants at 23.03.2021: 11.103.038 o.w.
  • o W1 7.263.284
  • o W2 3.839.754
  • ➢ Floating and promoters at 23.03.2021: 27,6%
  • ➢ Controlling Shareholder: Finhold S.r.l.
  • o 72,4 % CS
  • o 72,8 % voting rights

  • ➢ Buyback planning: started on 28.05.2020

  • ➢ Duration: max 18 months
  • ➢ Max purchasable shares: 10% of total
  • ➢ No. treasury shares at 23.03.2021: 452.091
  • ➢ Total cash out: €4,9M
  • ➢ % Treasury shares on total at 23.03.2021: 0,97%

No. treasury shares

MONTHLY BUYBACK

Listing Process and Securities Stock Data

  • ➢ Market: MTA Italia of Borsa Italiana S.p.A.
  • ➢ Ticker on Borsa Italiana: SCF
  • ➢ Listing Price at 08.11.2019: €9,60
  • ➢ Last Price at 23.03.21: €12,75
  • ➢ Market Cap at 23.03.21: €577M
  • ➢ Max 12 months: €13,10 (February 2021)
  • ➢ Min 12 months: €8,72 (March 2020)

Coverages: Banca Akros, Intermonte, Mediobanca, Intesa SanPaolo

(ATP) Average Target Price at 03.2021: €13,6

Salcef Group –
Listed
Securities
Share SCF ISIN IT0005388266 45.552.479
Warrant 2024 WSCF ISIN IT0005388183 7.263.284
Warrant 2023 WSCF23 ISIN IT0005388191 3.839.754

Warrant 2024 (WSCF): Warrants give right to buy shares at price of € 0,10 each

Conversion Ratio: is variable and based on monthly share price with strike price at € 9,30 and Cap at € 13,00

Maximum converted Ordinary Shares: No. 2.083.110 (at Max Conversion Ratio 0,2868x), with capital increase of € 208.310,99

Warrants expiry on 8th November 2024 (or before, in case of "Accelerated Condition", if the average Monthly Official Price of the Share reaches € 13,00).

Warrant 2023 (WSCF23): Warrants give right to buy shares at price of € 10,50 each Conversion Ratio: is fix at 1x, strike price at € 10,50

Maximum converted Ordinary Shares: No. 3.839.754 (Conversion Ratio 1x), with capital increase of € 40,3M

Warrants expiry on 30th April 2023 (or before, in case of "Accelerated Condition", if the Official Price of the Share reaches € 13,00 for at least 15 days out of 30 consecutive days).

Listing Process and Securities Not Listed Securities

Salcef Group –
Not Listed
Securities
Special Shares ISIN IT0005388274 253.851
Performance Shares ISIN IT0005388282 1.474.378

Special Shares: Owned by ISI3 Promoters - Conversion Ratio: in Ordinary Shares 7x

  • 1. Conversion: 100.000 Special Shares to be converted in 700.000 Ordinary Shares (No Lock-Up), at Price Threshold of € 13,50, within 60 Months from BC
  • 2. Conversion: 153.851 Special Shares to be converted in 1.076.957 Ordinary Shares (No Lock-Up), at Price Threshold of € 11,50, within 15 May 2023, in proportion with the conversion of No. 5 Million Warrant2023 in Ordinary Shares.

Performance Shares: Owned by Finhold, No. 1.474.378 (portion of the initial Equity Value) - Conversion Ratio: in Ordinary Shares 5x

  • 1. Conversion: 416.667 Performance Shares to be converted in 2.083.335 Ordinary Shares, at Price Threshold of € 13,00, within 60 Months from BC.
  • 2. Conversion: 416.667 Performance Shares to be converted in 2.083.335 Ordinary Shares, at Price Threshold of € 13,50, within 60 Months from BC.
  • 3. Conversion: 641.044 Special Shares to be converted in 3.205.220 Ordinary Shares, within 15 May 2023, in proportion with the conversion of No. 5 Million Warrant2023 in Ordinary Shares.

Contacts

Diego Paniccia

Investor Relator

Tel: +39 06 416281 E-mail: [email protected]