SOLEBURY TROUT ANNUAL MANAGEMENT ACCESS EVENT
San Francisco – January 13-15, 2020
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
Forward-looking statements involve risks.
This company presentation contains various statements concerning the future performance of STRATEC. These statements are based on both assumptions and estimates. Although we are convinced that these forward-looking statements are realistic, we can provide no guarantee of this. This is because our assumptions involve risks and uncertainties which could result in a substantial divergence between actual results and those expected.
It is not planned to update these forward-looking statements.
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AGENDA
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1. OVERVIEW AND BUSINESS MODEL2. THE IVD MARKET3. FINANCIALS4. OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY
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OVERVIEW AND
BUSINESS MODEL
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• Leading OEM player for automation solutions for the diagnostics industry and translational research
• Three decades of experience in highly regulated healthcare markets and growing technology pool
• More than1.200 employees worldwide
More than 50% allocable to R&D
• Production sites in Germany (HQ), Switzerland, Hungary and Austria
• High number of systems installed globally
More than 13,000 medium to high throughput systems
More than 25,000 low throughput systems
• Sales of € 187.8 million in 2018
CAGR sales since IPO in 1998: ~15%
• Dividend payments raised over 15 consecutive years
OVERVIEW AND BUSINESS MODEL
STRATEC AT A GLANCE
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SELECTED PRODUCTS
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OVERVIEW AND BUSINESS MODEL
UNIQUE MARKET POSITION STRATEC IN THE IVD VALUE CHAIN
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DiagnosticCompanies
Blood Banks,Laboratories
Patients
STRATEC develops and manufactures fully automated analyzer systems and disposables focusing on the high growth segments in diagnostics
Partners market systems together with reagents and consumables to laboratories, blood banks and hospitals worldwide
Laboratories performing tests and offering service to doctors and patients using reagents from diagnostic companies
Growth drivers:
• Aging population
• Developing healthcare systems worldwide
• Rising prevalence of chronic diseases
• High volume of new tests
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OVERVIEW AND BUSINESS MODEL
BUSINESS MODEL
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STRATEC provides instrumentation, consumables, software and automation solutions
OEM development and manufacturing
Around 8,000 fully automated analyzer systems and modules manufactured annually
Wide range of intellectual property rights
Extensive collaboration with partner during design phase
STRATEC: Engineering / automation, software, QM
Partner: System / reagent / market requirements
Systems have long market lifecycles
Product lifecycles typically in an area of 12 to 15 years
Leads to longstanding partnerships
Expanding installed base of systems
Product enhancement and extension drives value
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Long-term agreements with partners Milestone payments during development stage
Operating sales during series production stage
Recurring sales from service parts & consumables sales
Minimum volume commitment Firm purchase orders
STRATEC an integral part of partners’ plans
Reliable partnership Shortened development time
Integration of analyzer system and reagents
Agreed development budget & transfer price
High commitment by both partners
SECURING RETURN ON INVESTMENT
INDICATIVE SALES CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ANALYZER OEM PROJECT
2 to 4 yearsDevelopment
phase
12 to 15 yearsMarketing phase of the analyzer system
Another 5 yearsof service parts & consumables
Service part & consumables
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THE IVD MARKET
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THE IVD MARKET
IVD MARKET SEGMENTS / IVD MARKET: ~ 68 BILLION USD IN 2018
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Market growth CAGR 2018-2023
Total IVD-Market: ~5% p.a.
Molecular Diagnostics: ~9% p.a.
Immunodiagnostics: ~6% p.a.
Point of Care: ~8% p.a.
Growth drivers
Aging world population
Rising prevalence of chronic diseases
Expansion in healthcare systems, especially in emerging markets
New technologies broadening scope of IVD applications (e.g. oncology, personalized medicine or non-invasive prenatal testing)
Increasing automation
Source: Kalorama: “The worldwide market for In Vitro Diagnostic Tests, 10th Edition”, Aug 2016MarketsandMarkets: “In vitro diagnostics market – forecast to 2023”, Dec 2018
Total instrumentation market ~ 8.9 billion USD
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THE IVD MARKET
OUTSOURCED VS IN HOUSE INSTRUMENTATION MARKET
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Total instrumentation
market~ 8.9 billion
USD
In House~ 60 %
Outsourced~ 40 %
In House73 %
Outsourced27 %
2010 2018
Source: Own estimates based on historical market data and recent industry trends
Trend of outsourcing towards specialized players set to continue, due to:
Engineering of automation solutions often not core competence of diagnostics companies
Shorter development timeframes due to already existent technology pools
Guaranteed project budget and firm transfer prices
Keeping up with regulatory developments easier for specialized players
Structured processes in order to address end customer needs, such as ease of use, user experience, workflow efficiencies, remote access, serviceability and preventive maintenance
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THE IVD MARKET
A SELECTION OF STRATEC CUSTOMERS
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Source: IVD News / non-public companies estimated / non-reported sector sales estimated
… AND OTHER GAME-CHANGING COMPANIES
(acquired by Bio-Rad in January 2017)
STRATEC customer
Not a STRATEC customer
GLOBAL TOP 20 IVD COMPANIES Sales 2018 (USD billion)
1. Roche 11.1
2. Abbott 7.5
3. Danaher 6.3
4. Siemens Healthineers 4.7
5. Thermo Fisher 3.7
6. Sysmex 2.8
7. bioMerieux 2.3
8. Ortho Clinical Diagnostics 2.0
9. BECTON DICKINSON 1.5
10. BIO-RAD 1.4
11. CH Werfen 1.4
12. Hologic 1.2
13. Perkin Elmer 1.0
14. Agilent Tech 0.9
15. Grifols 0.8
16. Diagnostica Stago 0.8
17. Qiagen 0.8
18. DiaSorin 0.8
19. Quidel 0.5
20. Fujirebio 0.4
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FINANCIALS
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FINANCIALS
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KEY FIGURES - TRACK RECORD
Sales in € millionCAGR ~12%
EBIT in € millionCAGR ~9%
1 Figures adjusted for comparison; adjusted for depreciation and amortization from purchase price allocation for acquisitions, related integration expenses and other extraordinary effects. Reconciliation to IFRS figures can be found in the respective annual report.
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144.9 146.9
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FINANCIALS
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KEY FIGURES - TRACK RECORD
Net income in € millionCAGR ~9%
Dividend per share in € CAGR ~9%
8.2
11.713.0
15.3
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FINANCIALS
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SALES BY OPERATING DIVISIONS
56% 55% 49% 49%
26% 29%32% 33%
18% 15% 18% 16%
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2015 2016 2017 2018
Systems Service parts and consumables
Developement & services Others
In % of total sales
As of December 31
Continuously growing share of service parts and consumables sales
• At 33% of total sales in 2018 versus 26% in 2015
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FINANCIALS
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9M/2019 AT A GLANCE
• Dynamic sales growth of 19.6% yoy to € 161.1 million (9M/2018: € 134.6 million)
Growth of 17.3% yoy at constant currency
• Adjusted EBIT up 17.8% to € 20.1 million (9M/2018: € 17.0 million)
Adjusted EBIT margin at 12.5% (9M/2018: 12.7%)
• Successful market launches by our partners
LIAISON® XS by DiaSorin and FACSDUET™ by Becton Dickinson
• Significant progress within major development projects
• Number of employees increases by 8.5% yoy organically to 1,282 in the light of strong project pipeline
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9M/2019 FINANCIALS AT A GLANCE1
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bps = basis points
1 For comparison purposes, adjusted figures exclude amortization resulting from purchase price allocations in the context of acquisitions and the associated reorganization expenses, as well as other non-recurring effects.
2 Not retrospectively restated for IFRS 16.3 Results from continuing operations.
€ 000s 9M/2019 9M/20182 Change
Sales 161,058 134,627 +19.6%
Adjusted EBITDA 27,021 21,960 +23.0%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%) 16.8 16.3 +50 bps
Adjusted EBIT 20,080 17,044 +17.8%
Adjusted EBIT margin (%) 12.5 12.7 -20 bps
Adjusted consolidated net income3 15,872 13,598 +16.7%
Adjusted basic earnings per share (in €)3 1.32 1.14 +15.8%
Basic earnings per share IFRS (in €)3 0.71 0.51 +39.2%
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FINANCIALS
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SALES
Sales in € million
As of September 30
9M/2019 sales up 19.6% yoy to € 161.1 million; +17.3% at constant currency
• Strong call-up numbers for established as well as recently launched systems
• Double-digit growth rates of service parts and consumables as well as development and services sales
105.3 107.2
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EBIT EBIT margin
EBIT in € million EBIT margin in %
As of September 30
ADJUSTED EBIT AND EBIT MARGIN
13.4
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9M/2019 EBIT up 17.8% yoy to € 20.1 million
9M/2019 adjusted EBIT margin down by 20 bps yoy to 12.5%
(-) Stock appreciation rights (negative margin effect of 90 bps)
(-) Product/sales mix
(+) First positive results from earnings improvement initiative
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FINANCIALS
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CASH FLOW AND NET DEBT
€ 000s 9M/2019 9M/2018 Change
Cash flow – operating activities 11.1 15.4 -27.9%
Cash flow – investment activities -21.1 -3.9 nm
Cash flow – financing activities 2.8 -9.9 nm
Free cash flow -10.0 11.5 nm
€ 000s 9M/2019 FY/2018 Change
Cash and cash equivalentsat end of period
16.3 23.8 -31.5%
Equity ratio (%) 50.3 55.3 -500 bps
Net debt 86.1 53.1 +62.1%
1 Total investments in intangible and tangible assets in % of sales
• Cash flow from operating activities down 27.9% yoyto € 11.1 million
- adverse effects from higher cash tax payments
- timing issues within inventories and receivables
• Higher investment spending due to significant capacity expansion at HQ (construction projects) and high development activities
• Investment ratio1 of 12.6% for the first nine months within full year target corridor of 12% to14%
• Higher net debt position attributable to financing of capex investments and first time adoption of IFRS 16
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OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY
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FINANCIAL GUIDANCE 2019
• Group sales are expected to increase by at least 12% (at constant exchange rates)
• Adjusted EBIT margin of around 14% to 15% (2018: 13.9%)
Positive scale effects
First positive impact from already defined earnings improvement measures
Adverse effects from continuing high development activities
Q4 margin expected to benefit from product mix, development sales with above-average margins and earnings improvement initiative
• Investments in tangible and intangible assets of around 12% to 14% of sales
Ongoing construction measures for significant capacity expansion
Investments due to high number of development projects
After significant increase in 2018 and 2019 investment ratio will likely decline considerably from 2020 onwards once construction projects for capacity expansion have been completed
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OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY
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FOCUS IN 2020 AND BEYOND
• Reduce earnings volatility across business units and improve EBIT contribution of Smart Consumables business
• Achieve significant number of product launches
Two systems for partners were launched in 2019
Further expected launches among others include a blood banking instrument, a proprietary analyzer platform and various stand-alone modules
• Sign several new development and supply agreements
• Drive results from defined earnings improvement initiative
• Expand development capacities including significant expansion of buildings
• Prepare path to efficiency gains following successful ERP system implementation
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• Enable customers and STRATEC to grow sustainably above the long-term market average
Focus on high growth areas of application within in-vitro diagnostics and healthcare research
Secure and further boost expertise and technology portfolio with intellectual property rights
• Broadening of product/value offering without entering into competition to partners
Organically and via selective M&A transactions
Widen offering in areas not perceived as core for/by our customers
• Increase proportion of service parts & consumables
Utilize tailwind from increasing system complexity
Further expand smart consumables business (microfluidic chips, cartridges, etc.)
Utilize combined product offering of instruments, software and consumablesto increase proportion of recurring sales
• Drive customer diversification
Utilize extended platform offering
Extend components business
Accelerate diversification (e.g. veterinary, translational research)
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STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
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APPENDIX
KEY FIGURES AT A GLANCE1
1 Figures adjusted for comparison; adjusted for depreciation and amortization from purchase price allocation for acquisitions, related integration expenses and other extraordinary effects. Reconciliation to IFRS figures can be found in the respective annual report.
2 From continuing operations
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IFRS (€ million) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Sales 144.9 146.9 184.9 207.5 187.8
Adjusted EBIT 24.1 26.9 32.2 36.4 26.2
Adjusted EBIT margin (%) 16.6 18.3 17.4 17.5 13.9
Adjusted Consolidated net income2 19.8 22.1 25.3 28.9 20.2
Adjusted Earnings per share (€) 2 1.68 1.87 2.14 2.43 1.70
Dividend per share (€) 0.70 0.75 0.77 0.80 0.82
No. of employees 544 583 976 1,086 1,228
Total assets 137.8 158.9 258 264 275
Equity ratio (%) 81.3 82.0 55.7 59.8 55.3
Free cash flow 32.9 17.3 -70.4 14.4 1.2
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Consolidated net incomeEBIT
ADJUSTMENTS
€ 000s 9M/2019
Adjusted EBIT 20,080
Adjustments:
Transaction-related expenses and associated restructuring expenses
-2,230
PPA amortization -6,773
EBIT 11,077
€ 000s 9M/2019
Adjusted consolidated net income from continuing operations
15,872
Adjusted earnings per share from continuing operations in € (basic)
1.32
Adjustments:
Transaction-related expenses and associated restructuring expenses
-2,230
PPA amortization -6,773
Current tax expenses 600
Deferred tax income 1,074
Consolidated net income from continuing operations
8,544
Earnings per share from continuingoperations in € (basic)
0.71
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SHAREHOLDER STRUCTURE(AS OF: JUNE 2019)
SHARE
IPO Aug. 1998Number of shares 12,030,295Share price (12/19/2019) € 69.90Market capitalization € 788 million
Fixed and family ownership(incl. their investment companies)
Free float
Institutional investors > 3%:Allianz Global InvestorsAmeriprise FinancialBNP Paribas Investment PartnersInvesco
41.1%
58.9%
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STRATEC SEGewerbestr. 3775217 BirkenfeldGermany
Phone +49 7082 7916-0Fax +49 7082 7916-9190www.stratec.com
CONTACT
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR
ATTENTION
CONTACT
Marcus WolfingerCEO
Jan Keppeler, CFAHead of IR & CC
Phone +49 7082 [email protected]
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