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Vistin Pharma — Interim / Quarterly Report 2021
Aug 19, 2021
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Interim / Quarterly Report
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Vistin Pharma – Second quarter and first half 2021 results
Kjell-Erik Nordby (CEO) Alexander Karlsen (CFO)
19 August 2021
Agenda
| Highlights |
|---|
| Operational review |
| Financial review |
| Outlook |
| Appendix |
HIGHLIGHTS
Second quarter 2021 results
- Record high sales volume in quarter, however revenue negatively affected by a significantly stronger NOK vs EUR compared to similar quarter last year
- MNOK 67 in revenue vs. MNOK 73 in Q2 2020, a 8% decrease
- MNOK 138 in revenue YTD 2021 compared to MNOK 134 YTD last year, a 2% growth
- MNOK 15.6 in EBITDA vs. MNOK 20.9 in Q2 2020, a 26% decrease
- EBITDA unfavourably affected by FX, record high international freight costs (+500%) due to global constraints following Covid-19 and significantly higher electricity prices in the quarter compared to last year
- EBITDA of MNOK 31.9 YTD 2021 versus MNOK 35.1 YTD 2020, an 9% decrease
- All time high production volume in the quarter (adj. for planned maintenance stop)
- The Fikkjebakke plant has been running at full capacity
- Metformin capacity expansion Project (MEP) is on track
- First commercial batch from the 2nd production line expected in Q2 2022
- Approximately 50% of the investment paid as of end June
- New long term supply agreement with customer signed in August with annual volume expectations of 1000 - 1500 MT
- Other financials
- Cash balance of MNOK 60 as of 30 June and no interest-bearing debt
- Dividend of NOK 0.5 per share paid out in June
- Government grants of MNOK 6 approved in 1H will be used for productivity increase and ESG projects in coming 18 months
HIGHLIGHTS
2019-2021 Strong revenue and EBITDA development
| Highlights |
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| Operational review |
| Financial review |
| Outlook |
| Appendix |
Vistin Pharma a dedicated metformin producer with a bright outlook
Metformin will remain 1st-line treatment for type 2 diabetes in the foreseeable future OPERATIONAL REVIEW - PHARMACEUTICALS
Used to lower glucose (blood sugar) levels
- Reduces the liver's production of glucose
- Delays and reduces absorption of glucose from the intestine
- Increases insulin sensitivity, leading to increased uptake of glucose in the body
Most cost-efficient treatment with limited side effects and long-term safety profile
Comes in tablet form and can be combined with insulin or other glucose-reducing medicines
- Plain metformin is standard first-line treatment (~75% of volume)
- Extended release formulations are growing and expected to cover ~35% of volume by 2026
Metformin in combination with other APIs are second- and third-line treatments, often as higher priced patent-protected fixed dose combination products (~25% of volume)
- Metformin + DDP4-inhibitors increased insulin production
- Metformin + SGLT2-inhibitors increased excretion of sugar in urine
- Metformin + DDP4 + SGLT2 launch 2018 (MSD) and 2019/2020 (BI)
Diabetes – A global emergency
| 2045 49 million 1 55% | |
|---|---|
| 2030 40 million | increase |
| $2019$ 32 million |
Vistin Pharma is a metformin player with a world wide sales OPERATIONAL REVIEW - PHARMACEUTICALS
coverage
Record high sales and production volumes in quarter
▪ Sales volume for the second quarter was 958MT, up by 5% vs Q2 2020 (915MT)
▪ YTD sales of 1 858 MT compared to 1 788 MT in 1H of 2020, an increase of 4%
▪ Record high production volume in quarter (918MT), adjusted for 7 days planned maintenance stop in FW15
Corona pandemic status
- The Fikkjebakke plant has been running at full capacity throughout the Covid-19 pandemic
- Successful actions have been taken to secure the supply of critical raw materials and to build security stocks during the Covid-19 outbreak
- Lack of available containers in Asia has significantly increased the global freight costs from China and India (across all international businesses and for all goods). The international container freight index is currently 500% higher than last year
- There are no reported corona infected employees in Vistin Pharma as of today
- The company are strictly following the guideliens from the authorities and have taken active measures to reduce the risk of virus spread in the factory
- The demand in the market for metformin from Vistin is high and is not affected by the corona epidemic
- Vistin is strategically well positioned to benefit from the expected increase in local supply demands following the pandemic
Agenda
| Highlights | |
|---|---|
| Operational review | |
| Financial review | |
| Outlook |
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Key quarterly figures for Vistin Pharma
Revenue
- NOK million MNOK 6 and 8% decrease in revenue YoY driven by significantly stronger NOK vs EURO
- Unfavourable product mix in Q2'21 vs Q2'22 (and Q1'21)
- Record high transportation cost and higher raw material prices negatively affected gross margin compared to previous year
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Key quarterly figures for Vistin Pharma
Results (pharmaceuticals)
NOK million
▪ EBITDA of MNOK 15.6 vs MNOK 20.9 in Q2 2020, a decrease of 26%
▪ EBITDA negatively affected by significant stronger NOK versus EURO
▪ Increase in key raw material cost due to general higher demand and increasing raw material costs in the world.
▪ Record high transportation cost due to lack of containers in Asia (Global Freight Index +500% compared to last year) and a new record was set in June.
▪ Energy costs increase of approx. MNOK 1 compared to last year due to high electricity prices and increased water fees to Kragerø municipality
▪ Depreciation of MNOK 3.2 in the quarter, compared to MNOK 2.5 in Q2'20
▪ EBT in Q2'20 positively affected by reversal of unrealized loss on EUR hedging contracts booked in Q1'20.
Consolidated income statement
| (NOK 1 000) | Q2 2021 | Q2 2020 | YTD 2021 | YTD 2020 | FY 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total revenue and income | |||||
| Pharmaceuticals | 66 847 | 73 021 | 137 650 | 134 428 | 253 905 |
| Energy Trading | - | - | - | - | - |
| HQ & other | - | - | - | - | - |
| Total revenue and income | 66 847 | 73 021 | 137 650 | 134 428 | 253 905 |
| EBITDA | |||||
| Pharmaceuticals | 15 593 | 20 903 | 31 906 | 35 141 | 58 189 |
| Energy Trading | - | (213) | - | (139) | (190) |
| HQ & other | (2 182) | (760) | (3 137) | (1 389) | (2 822) |
| EBITDA | 13 412 | 19 930 | 28 769 | 33 613 | 55 177 |
| EBT | |||||
| Pharmaceuticals | 12 465 | 23 754 | 24 541 | 22 666 | 39 805 |
| Energy Trading | - | 3 885 | - | (161 905) | (162 117) |
| HQ & other | (2 127) | (1 082) | (2 938) | (1 925) | (2 010) |
| EBT | 10 338 | 26 556 | 21 603 | (141 163) | (124 323) |
| Depreciation, amortisation and impairment | (3 209) | (2 461) | (6 080) | (4 912) | (9 623) |
| Net finance income/(expense) | 136 | 9 088 | (1 086) | (169 815) | (169 827) |
| Profit/(loss) before tax from continuing operations | 10 339 | 26 556 | 21 603 | (141 163) | (124 273) |
| Profit/(loss) for the period | 8 064 | 20 714 | 16 851 | (110 097) | (96 955) |
Balance sheet Vistin Pharm FINANCIAL REVIEW
Assets
NOK 1000
| 30 06 2021 |
30 06 2020 |
31 12 2020 |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| ASSETS | |||
| Non-current assets |
|||
| Fixed assets |
160 642 |
100 968 |
145 261 |
| Deferred tax assets |
30 347 |
35 003 |
35 128 |
| Total non-current assets |
190 989 |
135 971 |
180 389 |
| Current assets |
|||
| Inventory | 28 330 |
29 038 |
31 788 |
| Trade receivables |
34 609 |
33 587 |
30 400 |
| Other receivables |
6 158 |
2 801 |
2 302 |
| Cash & cash equivalents |
59 939 |
109 027 |
036 77 |
| Total current assets |
129 037 |
174 454 |
141 526 |
| Total Assets |
320 026 |
310 425 |
321 915 |
- Increase in fixed asset balance driven by MEP
- Deferred tax asset in relation to realized loss for Energy Trading in Q1 2020
- Decrease in cash balance mainly driven by dividend pay-out of MNOK 22.3 in June and approx. MNOK 50 in payments for MEP.
Balance sheet Vistin Pharm
Equity and liabilities
FINANCIAL REVIEW
NOK 1000
| 30.06.2021 | 30.06.2020 | 31.12.2020 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| EQUITY AND LIABILITIES |
|||
| Equity | |||
| Share capital |
308 44 |
345 44 |
345 44 |
| Share premium |
206 885 |
229 056 |
229 056 |
| Retained earnings |
894 15 |
448) (14 |
(996) |
| Total equity |
267 086 |
258 954 |
272 405 |
| Non-current liabilities |
|||
| Other liablites non-current |
217 1 |
939 | 976 |
| Pension liabilites |
16 330 |
16 309 |
16 330 |
| Total liabilities non-current |
17 547 |
249 17 |
306 17 |
| Current liabilities |
|||
| Trade payables |
24 849 |
14 808 |
17 893 |
| Other liabilities current |
10 545 |
19 415 |
311 14 |
| Total liabilities current |
35 393 |
34 223 |
32 204 |
| Total liabilities |
52 940 |
51 471 |
49 509 |
| Total Equity and Liabilities |
320 026 |
310 425 |
321 915 |
- No interest-bearing debt, MNOK 1.8 in obligations related to lease contracts that are recognized in the balance sheet according to IFRS 16 (MNOK 2.1).
- Share premium reduction due to dividend pay-out in June of approx. MNOK 22
- Strong balance sheet with 83 % equity ratio
Agenda
| Highlights |
|---|
| Operational review |
| Financial review |
| Outlook |
| Appendix |
Outlook
Outlook
- Metformin market expected to continue to grow by 5 -6% annually
- Diabetes is one of the largest health crises of the 21st century
- Metformin is expected to maintain its position as the Gold Standard treatment for T2D in the foreseeable future
- Attractive growth potential from existing customer base and expansion into new markets and customer segments
- The Covid -19 situation has been an «eye opener» to both authorities and the industry leading to large pharma looking for lower risk supply chains and «short travelled medicines»
- Vistin is strategically well positioned as many European clients prefer supplies with short travel distances
- Investment in a significant capacity expansion at the Fikkjebakke plant will fuel future revenue growth
- A new parallel production line to increase the capacity to +/ -7000MT is under construction. First commercial batch from the 2nd production line is expected in Q2 2022
Agenda
| Highlights |
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| Operational review |
| Financial review |
| Outlook |
| Appendix |
APPENDIX
Top 20 shareholders as of 30 June 2021
| NAME | SHAREHOLDING | SHARE % |
|---|---|---|
| AS* INTERTRADE SHIPPING |
12 575 000 |
28 4 % , |
| AS* PACTUM |
3 519 733 |
7 9 % , |
| HOLMEN SPESIALFOND |
3 250 000 |
7 3 % , |
| MP PENSJON PK |
1 699 848 |
3 8 % , |
| AS* TYCOON INDUSTRIER |
784 280 |
1 8 % , |
| AUGUST RINGVOLD AGENTUR AS |
750 315 |
1 % 7 , |
| SPAREBANK 1 MARKETS AS |
650 000 |
1 % 5 , |
| NORDNET LIVSFORSIKRING AS |
646 685 |
1 5 % , |
| STORKLEIVEN AS |
625 000 |
1 4 % , |
| INVEST AS MIKLA |
610 000 |
1 4 % , |
| LØGES IVAR STIFTELSE |
600 000 |
1 4 % , |
| LUCELLUM AS |
525 000 |
1 2 % , |
| PRESTEGÅRD TOM RAGNAR STAAVIE |
512 324 |
1 2 % , |
| WEM INVEST AS |
500 000 |
1 1 % , |
| TIGERSTADEN AS |
500 000 |
1 1 % , |
| CORTEX AS |
464 525 |
1 0 % , |
| SANDEN AS |
426 874 |
1 0 % , |
| BERIT HELENE DYBDAHL |
390 000 |
0 9 % , |
| HENRIK MIDTTUN HAAVIE |
374 508 |
0 8 % , |
| DYVI INVEST AS |
355 500 |
0 8 % , |
| TOTAL 20 LARGEST SHAREHOLDERS |
29 759 592 |
67 1 % , |
| OTHER SHAREHOLDERS |
14 585 000 |
32 9 % , |
| TOTAL OF SHARES NUMBER |
44 344 592 |
100 0 % , |
* Board members of Vistin Pharma, or companies controlled by Board members