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Sit Earnings Release 2020

May 13, 2020

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Q1 2020 – Results presentation

May 13, 2020

Highlights

  • Q1 2020 consolidated revenues are € 73,4 million, -8,9% vs Q1 2019
  • Divisional sales:
    • Heating accounts €56,4 million at -9,2% vs same period of 2019
    • Smart Gas Metering with €16,4 million is -7,3% vs Q1 2019
  • In the Heating business Europe accounts a lower decrease (4,9%) due to new products introduced by customers and final market growth in central Europe
  • Q1 2020 EBITDA of €8,9 million (12,1% of revenues) vs €12,5 million (15,5% of revenues) at Q1 2019
  • Net debt at €101,6 million, includes IFRS 16 effect of €5,3, reflects seasonal trend in NTWC and strong support provided to supply chain

Key financial results

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
Q1
2020
% Q1
2019
% Chg
YoY
Revenues 73
4
,
100
0%
,
80
6
,
100
0%
,
(8
9%)
,
EBITDA 8
9
,
12
1%
,
12
5
,
15
5%
,
(28
6%)
,
EBIT 3
3
,
4
5%
,
7
1
,
8
9%
,
(53
9%)
,
EBT 4
9
,
6
7%
,
3
2
,
4
0%
,
52
5%
,
Net
income
4
2
,
7%
5
,
n.a - -
Cash
flow
from
operations
(19
4)
,
(11
6)
,
NTWC 9
57
,
46
6
,
financial
debt
Net
101
6
,
91
0
,
  • Sales display the following divisional trends:
    • Heating: -9,2%
    • Metering: -7,3%
  • EBITDA includes net volume effect of €-4,6m
  • EBIT is 4,5% on revenues vs 8,9% of LY
  • Q1 2020 net income at €4,2m, 5,7% of revenues
  • Q1 2020 operating cash flow of €-19,4m after capex for €0,6m vs €-11,6m and €5,1m respectively in Q1 2019
  • Net financial debt stands at € 101,6m vs €91,0m at same period of 2019 mainly for trend in NTWC

Breakdown by Division

€m
, unless
otherwise
stated
Q1
20
% Q1
19
% Chg
. YoY
Heating 56
4
,
76
8%
,
62
1
,
77
1%
,
(9
2%)
,
Smart
Gas
Metering
16
4
,
22
3%
,
17
7
,
21
9%
,
(7
3%)
,
Total
business
sales
72,7 99,1% 79,8 99,0% (8
,8%)
Other
revenues
0
7
,
0
9%
,
0
8
,
1
0%
,
(15
1%)
,
Total
revenues
73,4 100,0% 80,6 100,0% (8
,9%)

Breakdown by geography

€m
, unless
otherwise
stated
Q1
20
% Q1
19
% Chg
. YoY
Italy 26 35 28 35 (9
1 6% 8 7% 2%)
, , , , ,
(excuding 30 42 32 40 (4
Italy) 9 1% 4 2% 5%)
Europe , , , , ,
America 12 16 13 17 (11
3 7% 9 2% 5%)
, , , , ,
Asia/Pacific 4 5 5 6 (25
1 6% 5 9% 7%)
, , , , ,
Total
revenues
73,4 100,0% 80,6 100,0% (8
,9%)

Consolidated revenue bridge (€m)

Heating sales

Q1 Heating sales by geography

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
Q1
20
% Q1
19
% Chg
. YoY
Italy 11 5% 12 7% (9
6 20 8 20 8%)
, , , , ,
(excuding 28 51 30 48 (4
Italy) 7 0% 2 7% 9%)
Europe , , , , ,
America 12 21 13 22 (11
1 4% 7 1% 9%)
, , , , ,
Asia/Pacific 4 7 5 8 (25
0 1% 3 6% 3%)
, , , , ,
Total
business
sales
56,4 100,0% 62,1 100,0% (9
,2%)

Q1 Heating sales by application

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
Q1
20
% Q1
19
% Chg
. YoY
Central
Heating
34
4
,
9%
60
,
38
0
,
1%
61
,
(9
6%)
,
Direct
Heating
8
2
,
14
5%
,
10
0
,
16
1%
,
(17
9%)
,
Storage
Water
Heating
5
5
,
9
8%
,
6
1
,
9
9%
,
(10
5%)
,
Catering 2
5
,
4
3%
,
2
6
,
4
2%
,
(6
6%)
,
Other 5
9
,
10
5%
,
5
4
,
8
7%
,
9
4%
,
Total
business
sales
56,4 100,0% 62,1 100,0% (9
,2%)
  • Italy. Q1 decrease of 9,8% reflects 2-3 weeks of shutdown of major customers due to covid19. Q1 Italian boiler end-market is down 11,5% vs previous year
  • Europe down €1,5m, -4,9%, of which UK (10,2% of divisional sales) explains decrease of €1,2m,-17,7% caused mainly by plant shutdown
  • Turkey (10,6% of divisional sales) is flat vs Q1 2019
  • Other central European markets grow thanks to new products and boiler end market growth
  • America is down €1,6m, -11,9%, -14,5% at same forex. Major customers managed end of 2019 overstock while Q1 sales were effected by mild winter
  • Asia/Pacific is down 25,3% for covid19 lockdown

Q1 Metering sales by application

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
Q1
20
% Q1
19
% Chg
. YoY
Residential 15 94 16 94 (7
5 5% 7 6% 4%)
, , , , ,
Commercial 0 5 0 5 (2
& 9 3% 9 0% 3%)
Industrial , , , , ,
Other 0 0 0 0 (43
0 2% 1 4% 3%)
, , , , ,
Total
business
sales
16,4 100,0% 17,7 100,0% (7
,3%)
  • Sales are substantially all realized in Italy
  • UK product certification is on going with slight delay due to lockdown in governmental offices – certification is expected by H1 2020

2013 – 2020E Metering sales trend (€m)

EBITDA bridge

Euro millions

From EBITDA to EBT

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
Q1
2020
%
of
sales
Q1
2019
%
of
sales
Chg
YoY
EBITDA 8
9
,
12
1%
,
12
5
,
15
5%
,
(28
6%)
,
of
D&A
impairment
assets
,
5
6
,
5
3
,
EBIT 3
3
,
5%
4
,
7
1
,
9%
8
,
(53
9%)
,
financial
(charges)/income
Net
(0
6)
,
(3
8)
,
(charges)/income
Net
forex
2
2
,
(0
1)
,
(charges)/income
Other
financial
- -
EBT 4
9
,
6
7%
,
3
2
,
4
0%
,
52
5%
,
(charges)/income
financial
adjusted
Net
(0
8)
,
(1
1%)
,
(1
4)
,
(1
7%)
,
(39
8%)
,
  • Depreciation includes IFRS 16 impact of €0,5m
  • Net financial charges and income include the impact of FV accounting of Warrants
    • Q1 2019: €2,5m charges
    • Q1 2020: €0,3m income
  • Net forex income of €2,2m
  • Net income Q1 2020 is €4,2m (5,7% of revenues)
  • Net financial charges adjusted are net of FV accounting of equity instruments

Net trade working capital

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
2020
03
2019
12
2020
03
vs
2019
12
2019
03
2018
12
2019
03
vs
2018
12
Inventory 51
9
,
51
1
,
0
8
,
60
9
,
52
2
,
8
6
,
receivables
Accounts
62
5
,
57
2
,
5
3
,
50
2
,
52
0
,
(1
8)
,
payables
Accounts
56
5
,
73
3
,
(16
8)
,
64
5
,
74
8
,
(10
3)
,
Trade
Working
Capital
Net
57
9
,
35
0
,
22
9
,
46
6
,
29
5
,
17
1
,
NTWC/Revenues 19
6%
,
9
9%
,
9
7%
,
2%
14
,
8
2%
,
6
1%
,

Non recourse factoring 0,7 10,7 (10,0) 14,7 9,1 5,6 (13,9) Capex account payables 1,9 5,1 (3,2) 2,4 8,0 (5,6) (0,5) Net Trade Working Capital adjusted 60,5 50,8 9,7 63,7 46,6 17,1 (3,1)

  • 2020.03 reported NTWC increase is mainly due to AP NTWC adjusted/Revenues 20,5% 14,4% 6,1% 19,5% 12,9% 6,5% 1,0%
    • Increase in reported AR also reflects decrease in non recourse factoring
    • AR overdue at 2020.03 is in line with historical levels

2020.03 vs 2019.03

Cash flow and net debt

€m, unless otherwise stated Q1 2020 Q1 2019
Current cash flow 10,6 13,1
Change in net working capital (29,3) (19,6)
Capex, net (0,6) (5,1)
Cash flow from operations (19,4) (11,6)
Financial charges, paid and accrued (0,5) (0,6)
Dividends paid - -
IFRS 16 - Leases - (0,2)
Other (3,3) (0,2)
Change in net debt (23,2) (12,5)
Net debt - BoP 78,4 78,5
Net debt - EoP 101,6 91,0

Change in net debt Net financial position

, unless
otherwise
stated
€m
31/03/2020 31/12/2019 31/03/2019
(Cash
&
cash
equivalents)
(15
0)
,
(34
1)
,
(40
3)
,
Current 24 19 16
debts 5 7 8
, net , , ,
debt 85 85 104
Non 2 0 9
current , , ,
derivatives
MTM
1
6
,
2
0
,
3
0
,
IFRS 3 5 6
16 5 7 7
- Leases , , ,
debt 101 78 91
Net 6 4 0
- EoP , , ,
  • Q1 2020 current cash flow of +€10,6M vs €13,1 of previous year
  • NTWC burns €23,8m vs end of 2019 for less AR factoring and increase in supplier payments
  • Other WC items absorb €5,5m mainly for taxes and VAT credit
  • Q1 2020 capex are €0,5m vs €5,1m vs previous year
  • Q1 2020 other items for €3,3m refers to change in translation reserve
  • Net Debt/LTM EBITDA adjusted: 2,27 vs 1,87 of LY

Final comments regarding coronavirus impact

  • Starting from April 14, 2020 production at Italian plants resumed, in compliance with all of the applicable safety and health and hygiene regulations. Operations were further normalised from May 4, 2020, coinciding with the start of Phase 2.
  • Overall foreign operations were not significantly impacted by mandatory lockdown local regulation, except for China in the initial part of Q1 2020
  • Smart working and flexibility initiatives are in place
  • Order portfolio update/outlook with major clients is in progress
  • Additional liquidity to manage uncertain scenarios has been assured with banking partners

Regulatory statement

The manager responsible for the preparation of the company's accounts, Paul Fogolin, hereby declares, as per article 154 bis, paragraph 2, of the "Testo Unico della Finanza", that all information related to the company's accounts contained in this presentation are fairly representing the accounts and the books of the company.

Paul Fogolin Chief Financial Officer [email protected]

Investor Relations Mara Di Giorgio +39 335 773 7417 [email protected]

Disclaimer

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