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technotrans SE — Interim / Quarterly Report 2016
May 4, 2016
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Interim / Quarterly Report
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Business Development 2016
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION Q1
04.05.2016
Member of the technotrans group
First quarter 2016
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Weak start to 2016 financial year as expected
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Revenue € 30.4 million after € 30.6 million in 01/15
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EBIT € 2.1 million, EBIT margin 6.8 % (previous year 7.5 %) negative currency translation effects
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Technology segment (66 % of the consolidated revenue) weak start -3.5 % comprising +1.9 % from print, -10.4 % from non-print
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Services segment (34 % of the consolidated revenue) grows overall +5.7 %, Technical Documentation higher than previous year (+26.4 %)
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EPS in Q1 stable at the previous year level with $\epsilon$ 0.22
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Equity ratio reaches 67.5 %, net liquidity increases to €12.9 million
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Employee total increases to 824 from 786 in Q1/15
BUSINESS MODEL
The group of companies
- leading system supplier with the core $\sum$ competence of liquid technology
- customer-specific solutions for $\sum$ temperature control and filtration as well as pumping and spraying technology for/with fluids
- extensive range of individual services $\sum$ world-wide
The business model
reporting segments
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technology (568 employees)
- services $\sum$ (256 employees)
Segment technology Products and markets
| Product portfolio | Market overview | Positioning |
|---|---|---|
| > Dampening solution systems | $\rightarrow$ Printing industry | $>$ World market leader in print |
| $>$ lnk supply | > Laser industry | area |
| > Industrial cooling solutions | $>$ Stamping and forming technology |
$>$ Established system and development partner in |
| > Preparation of cooling | mechanical and plant engineering |
|
| lubricants | $>$ Tooling industry | |
| > Spray Iubrication systems | > Battery and converter | > Innovation partner for new technological applications in |
| > X-ray and scanner temperature control |
> Medical and scanner technology |
niche markets |
| Battery/converter cooling |
Segment services Products and markets
| Product portfolio | Market overview | Positioning |
|---|---|---|
| Spare parts $\sum$ |
$\rightarrow$ Printing industry | $>$ World market leader for |
| > Customer Service Support | > Laser industry | services in the printing industry |
| Modernisation | > Stamping and forming technology |
$\angle$ Extension of service activities |
| Maintenance | in Non-Print-Markets | |
| Installations | > Tooling industry | > Additional demand for |
| Engineering | Battery and converter | services and installation within the battery, converter |
| Medical and scanner | and scanner technology | |
| Technical documentation $\sum$ |
technology | Steady expansion of $\sum$ worldwide range of services |
Market and prospects
Leading position in key markets
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World market (equipment sales): +0.5 percent CAGR up until 2017 (NPES), stable market
- Industry in transition: growth segments, e.g. digital and $\sum$ flexographic printing gaining in importance compared with classic offset printing
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technotrans: world market leader for peripheral solutions
Laser cooling
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World market for laser applications + 5.5 percent CAGR up until 2019 (Strategies Unlimited), dynamic growth
- High growth potential also for contract laser welding (additive $\sum$ manufacturing)
- Common expansion of full-line principle
Market and prospects
Expansion in promising markets
Stamping and forming technology, machine tools
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German machine and plant construction industry (VDMA)
expecting zero growth in 2016 for mechanical engineering industry -
Positive impulses: expansion of market position in the niche for temperature control, filtration and lubrication
Growth markets
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Scanner technology in aviation safety: + 7 percent CAGR up until 2020 (homelandsecurityresearch)
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Medical technology / magnetic resonance tomography: +3.5 percent CAGR up until 2017 (TMR)
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Great innovation potential for technotrans
Worldwide presence
Reference customers
| HEIDELBERG- | manroland web systems |
manroland sheetfed |
SAUER GmbH Ultrasonic |
PHILIPS | océ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MULLER MARTINE | $\star$ mitsubishi | EDFEINTOOL | Mohn media | C COHERENT. | BUHLER |
| KOMORI | elexxion AG Dental-Laser |
S Sart |
$\Rightarrow$ | SONY | X SEIKI |
| INDEX | Function for Innovation | EOS | SINGULUS Smart Solutions To Drive The Future. |
6055 | $\overline{\mathsf{IST}}$ |
| $\mathcal{Q}_{\Theta}$ KBA | DMG MORI | $\Omega$ LEYBOLD OPTICS |
SIEMENS | SCHULER | eldec |
| UD | ABB | $\mathcal{L}$ Len S |
WIFAG | Kodak | TRUMPF |
| U HAUNI | ☎ WINDMOLLER & HOLSCHER |
Miyakoshi | smiths detection bringing technology to life |
vossloh KIEPE |
Alcon |
| Rapiscan systems An OSI Systems Company |
rofin | ar | Asclepion Laser Technologies |
RYOBI | STOLLE MACHINERY |
| Dräger | ACTIA I + ME ACTIA GmbH |
AKASOL | Bystranic | DATRON | AVERTIZ WEER |
Long-term growth strategy
GROWTH MARKETS
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steady expansion
of new niche markets: - medical care
- safety
- storage
- semiconductor
- and others
MACHINERY & PLANT ENGINEERING
- Development partner for
new technologies and applications $\rightarrow$ - ongoing product diversification
- platform strategy $\rightarrow$
- laser
- turning/milling/grinding/polishing
- cutters/presses
- other applications
PRINT INDUSTRY
Development partner for new technologies and applications ongoing product diversification $\sum$ platform strategy
- offset print - digital print - flexo print - other printing processes
SERVICE BUSINESS
Expansion/establishment of international service business in all market areas:
- spare parts management - installation - maintenance - techn. documentation (gds) - training
Growth strategy 2017/2018
> Target: technotrans grows stronger than the market
04.05.2016 Member of the technotrans group
Non-organic growth / growth-driving acquisitions
Termotek GmbH, D-Baden-Baden
- A technotrans company since 2011 $\,>\,$
- 70 employees, revenue 2015 € 14.8 m $\left\langle \right\rangle$
- Products ranging from air-to-water heat exchangers for low- $\sum$ power lasers, specifically for medical applications, and air-towater compressor-based chillers for diode lasers in the medium performance range (up to 200 watts), through to airto-water compressor-based chillers for high-power diode lasers.
KLH Kältetechnik GmbH, D-Bad Doberan/CN-Taicang
- A technotrans company since 2013 $\,$
- 119 employees, revenue 2015 € 20.3 m $\left\langle \right\rangle$
- KLH Kältetechnik GmbH has specialised in universal cooling $\sum$ systems from 0.8 kW to 300 kW as well as energy-conscious industrial cooling equipment and plant engineering up to 1 MW.
FINANCES AND OUTLOOK
Turnover since 2006
growth resumed after transformation
EBIT/EBIT-Margin since 2006
Solid increase in profit hand in hand with continuing high investment in future growth
Control paramenter
Equity/Equity ratio million $\in$ 70 63.2% 59.9% 63.7% 68.0% 70% 60.0% 58.1% 60 55.5% 60% 50.0% $47.7\%$ 45.2% 56.9 50 53.9 50% $51.7$ 40 40% 41.8 30 30% 20 20% 10 10% $\Omega$ 0%
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2006
2007
2008
2009
The financial year 2016 by quarters
TURNOVER AND EBIT BY QUARTERS
technotrans grows according to plan
- $>$ Subdued start to 2016 financial year contrasting with strong revenue and profit growth in previous year.
- $\rightarrow$ Renewed growth in print compensates for weakness in laser industry and machine tool sector
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EBIT stable > $€$ 2.0 million per quarter
- EBIT margin (currency-adjusted) >7.5% $\mathbf{y}$
The financial year 2016 by segments
TURNOVER AND EBIT BY SEGMENTS
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Technology $(66%)$ decline in turnover -3.5 % (yoy) by nonprint business (engineering)
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positive segment result proved
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$\angle$ Services (34%) growth of turnover +5.7% (yoy)
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stable segment result (rate of return 16.3 %)
Key figues at a glance
| Earning figures $\overline{I}$ (in m illion \overline{\epsilon}) |
Q 1 2015 |
Q 1 2016 |
$\Delta$ in $\%$ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turnover | 30,580 | 30,403 | $-0.5$ |
| EBITDA | 3,064 | 2,835 | $-7.5$ |
| EBIT | 2,294 | 2,060 | $-10.2$ |
| EBIT-margin in % | 7.5% | 6.8% | |
| Net profit for the period * | 1,465 | 1,459 | $-0.4$ |
| Net profit per share | 0.22 | 0.22 |
| Balance sheet figures (in million $\epsilon$ ) |
Q 1 2015 |
Q 1 2016 |
$\overline{\Delta}$ in % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Balance sheet capital | 76,043 | 78,382 | $+3.1$ |
| Equity | 51,725 | 52,945 | $+2.4$ |
| Equity ratio in % | 68.0% | 67.5% | |
| Net debt | $-11,575$ | $-12,878$ | $+143.0$ |
| Working Capital | 19,978 | 20,616 | $+3.2$ |
* Profit attributable to technotrans AG shareholders
| Cashflow key figures (in million $\epsilon$ ) |
01 2015 |
Q 1 2016 |
$\Delta$ in % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operational cashflow | 3,363 | 1,537 | $-54.3$ |
| CF from investing activities |
$-407$ | $-168$ | $-58.7$ |
| CF from financing activities |
$-699$ | -666 | $-47$ |
| Free Cash Flow | 2,956 | 1,369 | $-53.7$ |
| Other key figures | 01 2015 |
(11) 2016 |
$\Delta$ in % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employees | 786 | 824 |
Healthy business progress amid weak $\sum_{i=1}^{n}$ economic environment as expected
Outlook 2016
Overview of technotrans share
- · Freefloat
- technotrans AG (eigene Aktien)
- Ojectif Small Cap
- Midlin NV
- Baring Asset Management Limited
- Hauck & Aufhäuser S.A.
| KEY DATA SHARE | |
|---|---|
| ISIN/Code | DE000A0XYA7/A0XGA |
| establishment/IPO | 1970/1998 |
| financial year | $01.01 - 31.12.$ |
| share capital | 6,907,665.00 |
| number of shares | 6,907,665 |
| number of shares (free float) |
6,532,750 |
| stock markets | XETRA, Frankfurt |
| designated sponsors | Bankhaus Lampe, equinet Bank |
| index | Prime Standard |
market capitalisation: as of May 2, 2016 EUR 125 millionen
Share performance and analyst estimates
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proposed dividend of $\epsilon$ 0.48 per share for 2015
| Research | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2016-04-29 | Bankhaus Lampe buy |
Gordon Schönell price target € 20.00 |
| 2016-03-09 | Warburg Research buy |
Eggert Kuls price target € 22.60 |
| 2016-02-24 | equinet Bank buy |
Victoria Kruchevska price target € 21.00 |
| 2016-05-03 | Hauck + Aufhäuser buy |
Nils-Peter Gehrmann price target € 23.00 |
| 2016-04-12 | HSBC hold |
Richard Schramm price target € 21.00 |
| Financial Calendar | |
|---|---|
| 2016-05-04 | Interim Report (1-3/2016) |
| 2016-08-05 | Interim Report (1-6/2016) |
| 2016-11-04 | Interim Report (1-9/2016) |
Investment Highlights
Why investing in technotrans shares is an attractive proposition:
- You are investing in a successful business model designed for the long term, $\left. \rule{0.3cm}{0.12cm}\right.$ from a German mid-cap business.
- You are investing in a strategy, that targets $\rightarrow$ a steady development in value and healthy profits.
- You are investing in innovation and enterprise-led growth in an international $\rightarrow$ environment.
Management
Henry Brickenkamp
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Chief Executive Officer
- DOB 1968 $\sum$
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Sales director since 2005, Board of Management member since 2006
- $\rightarrow$ Responsible for Products & Markets
Dirk Engel
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Chief Financial Officer
- DOB 1967 $\sum$
- $\rightarrow$ Head of finance and accountancy since 2004, Board of Management member since 2006
- $\rightarrow$ Responsible for Finance & Administration
Dr. Christof Soest
- Chief Technology Officer $\sum_{i=1}^{n}$
- DOB 1964 $\sum$
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Board of Management member since 2011
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Responsible for Technology & Operations
Thank you for your attention!
Member of the technotrans group Zitechnotrans ⊠gds Zitermotek 乙klh
Any forward-looking statements contained in this presentation represent our best judgement as to what will occur in the future. The Company's actual results could differ materially from those presented and will depend on a number of competitive and economic factors, some of which will be outside the control of the company.