FINDING CLARITY
FOREWORDAUSTRALIA 2016
Four global themes driving investments
PANEL REFERENCE SLIDES: MARKET DISRUPTION – CHANGING DYNAMICS IN THE INVESTMENT LANDSCAPE
Robert Mann, Nikko AM Senior Portfolio Manager, Asian Equity Johnny Russell, Nikko AM Portfolio Manager, Global Equity Tim Johnston, Nikko AM Portfolio Manager & Senior Analyst, Australian Equities
ROBERT MANN Senior Portfolio Manager, Asian Equity
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Back to the future
Nearly 40% of all cars in the US were electric vehicles in 1900
81 Source: http://www.oldpicz.com/electric-cars-1880-1920/
EVs have been around for a long time now The advent of the assembly line helped ICE engines disrupt the incumbent EVs Will cheaper EVs and harsher regulations now disrupt ICE engines?
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Range anxiety is a real thing
How far one can go between charges will determine when EV’s will see mass adoption
• The tipping point is about 200 kms now
• In the US & Europe, charging infrastructure is now adequate
• However, Australia
still has a long way to go!
82 Source: http://krisdedecker.typepad.com/.a/6a00e0099229e88833013480522e53970c-pi / and Tesla Motors, August 2016
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Growth of electric vehicles is strong
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Battery technology is the key
• Battery cost/kWHr
has declined significantly from US$1,000 in 2010 to below US$200 now
• Existing technology, albeit not yet proven in real-world conditions could increase battery power by 7-8x!
Source : Wikipedia Maria Ortiz July 2016
JOHNNY RUSSELL Portfolio Manager, Global Equity
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Energy as a technology – not all alpha is equal
Winning Industries • Lithium miners • Cathode manufactures • Semi suppliers • Battery providers • Solar integrators • EV focused autos • Wind turbine
manufacturers • Fracking technology
providers • Low cost energy
owners
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What to look for… • Major beneficiaries of energy as a technology
• Who benefits from cheaper energy? • Think global - technologies not confined to local markets • Search in ‘picks & shovels’ section ignored by others • Back owners of low cost energy resources who can take market share • Quality in:
• Management teams • Strong balance sheets
• Self-sustaining businesses
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TIM JOHNSTON Portfolio Manager & Senior Analyst, Australian Equities
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VALUATIONS ELEVATED
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Three forces accelerating the pace of change: • Cost pressures
• Technological advancement
• Informed and empowered consumers
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CASE STUDY: COCHLEAR LIMITED
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• 1 yr forward PE of 36x
• Current price implies − Profits increase
4-fold over the next 15 years;
− Thereafter, super normal profits are sustained.
• Ignores the research success in potential competing therapies
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Innovation in Healthcare
Investors should be monitoring threats to the franchise
Three forces accelerating the pace of change: 1. Cost pressures
2. Technological advancement
3. Informed and empowered consumers
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Potential developments… • Increased transparency in price and quality • Payers may become involved in referral pathways • Increased competition in primary care • Diagnostic testing may be instantaneous /delivered in different settings • Technology integrated into treatment decision making
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