NEWAYS ELECTRONICS Analyst Meeting 26 February 2021 - Your EMS Lifecycle Partner & System Innovator
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NEWAYS ELECTRONICS Analyst Meeting 26 February 2021 Your EMS Lifecycle Partner & System Innovator 0 © Neways Electronics International N.V.
Safe Harbour Statement This presentation may include forward-looking statements. Other than reported financial results and historical information, all statements included in this press release, including, without limitation, those regarding our financial position, business strategy and management plans and objectives for future operations, are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on our current expectations and projections about future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements. Many of these risks and uncertainties relate to factors that are beyond Neways’ ability to control or estimate precisely, such as future market conditions, the behaviour of other market participants and the actions of governmental regulators. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this presentation and are subject to change without notice. Other than as required by applicable law or the applicable rules of any exchange on which our securities may be traded, we have no intention or obligation to update forward-looking statements. © Neways Electronics International N.V. © NEWAYS | February 2021 1
MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Agenda 1 2 3 4 MANAGEMENT 2020 IN STRATEGIC KEY TAKEAWAYS SUMMARY REVIEW OUTLOOK AND Q&A A. Management A. Key events A. Our market A. 2021 priorities summary B. Financials B. Strategic priorities B. Key takeaways B. Neways profile C. Change agenda C. Q&A © Neways Electronics International N.V. 2
MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Instability from Covid-19 dominated 2020 with management focus on safety, adaptation and customer protection Adapting to a new Protecting our Accelerating new 01 02 03 reality customer base operating model ◼ Proactive measures in keeping ◼ Benefitting from balance across ◼ Further strengthening our people safe & securing segments and customers operational processes and continuity of our operations standard way-of-working ◼ Despite fall out in some sectors (ONE Neways) ◼ Adapting our cost base and (mainly in automotive and rightsizing the organization industrial), we continued to ◼ Accelerating our positioning as across our global footprint generate healthy new business System Innovator across all (-11.9%, 350 FTEs) and grown our pipeline our segments © Neways Electronics International N.V. 4
MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Focus on cost and cash to manage impact of demand and supply challenges from Covid-19 FY-20 net turnover FY-20 Normalized FY-20 Net Cash FY-20 FTEs Operating Result Flow € 478.6 mln € 7.9 mln € 37.6 mln 2,705 FY-19 net turnover FY-19 Normalized FY-19 Net Cash FY-19 FTEs Operating Result Flow € 533.5 mln € 15.9 mln € 16.4 mln 2,940 © Neways Electronics International N.V. 5
MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Balanced across 4 market sectors FY20 FY19 Automotive sector hurt significantly due to production 24% 30% A interruptions and changeover from combustion to E-mobility Industrial sector partly also impacted by slow down in 30% 31% I automotive and supply chain constraints Medical stable despite delays in hospital equipment 11% 10% M installation but continued strong underlying demand Semiconductors continued to perform strong due to 34% 27% S growth across end-markets that drives need for capacity Other is 1% Other is 2% © Neways Electronics International N.V. 6
MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Neways committed to grow to a position as System Innovator for high- end electronic solutions ◼ Offering high-end electronics solutions since our establishment in 1969 Clear ◼ Close collaboration with our customers across the total product life cycle positioning ◼ Active in 4 key sectors for Automotive, Industrial, Medical & Semiconductor ◼ Footprint in Netherlands, Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic, China & USA Serving triple-A customers With differentiated Design & Connectivity Micro electronics PCB assembly System integration competences Engineering © Neways Electronics International N.V. 7
2020 IN REVIEW Next to safety and customers, full focus on cost and cash 01 Net sales & order book 02 Margin development 03 Cash flow development ◼ Year-on-year organic net sales ◼ Relative stable gross margin at ◼ Net cash flow € 37.6 mln vs. growth of -10.3% (FY20: € 479 36.7% vs 36.9% following FY19: € 16.4 mln positively mln vs. FY19: €533 mln) increasing box-build systems driven by strict working capital and decreased automotive control, largely related to ◼ Order book -/-22.8% y-o-y, sales inventory measures, deferred primarily related to Automotive tax payments and strict credit and Industrial sectors ◼ OPEX decreased with 7.2%, relative increase from 33.9% to control 35.0% of sales ◼ Provision taken for € 9.6 mln to adapt our organization to new ◼ Normalized EBIT ended at € reality (rightsizing and 7.9 mln vs. FY19: € 15.9 mln, customer impact) affected by strong and sudden decline in turnover © Neways Electronics International N.V. 9
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 key figures (€ mln) FY-20 Change FY-20 Change Net turnover 478.6 -10.3% Interest coverage 3.8 -30.9% Normalized operating result 7.9 -50.3% Net debt / EBITDA 1.5 -31.9% Net result -3.9 na Solvency % 43.6 +14.0% Net cash flow 37.6 +129% Employees (FTEs) 2,705 -8,0% Result per share (€) -0.32 na Equity 102.0 -3.9% © Neways Electronics International N.V. 10
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Turnover and orderbook (€ mln) Net turnover – FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Y-o-Y organic net sales decline of 10.3% ◼ Strong decline of 28.5% in Automotive following 343 steep growth in 2019 301 304 ◼ Industrial lower with 11.7% impacted by COVID-19 291 261 265 267 ◼ Semiconductors continued strong (+11.9%), 247 243 252 236 Medical stable 225 ◼ High volatility and lower predictability ◼ Good spread and positioning within segments Order book – FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Order book -/-22.8% y-o-y, primarily related to Automotive sector and Industrial ◼ Order book reflects relaxation supply chain H1-18 H2-18 H1-19 H2-19 H1-20 H2-20 ◼ Book-to-bill 0.87 vs 0.98 last year, bottoming out Net turnover Orderbook © Neways Electronics International N.V. 11
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Net turnover and gross margin trends (€ mln) FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Gross margin slightly decreased by 0.2% ◼ Relative stable margin at 36.7% vs 36.9% following increasing box-build systems and decreased 261 265 268 automotive sales 247 243 236 ◼ Margin impacted by following trends: - Increasing material content as consequence of more complex Box-build systems and automotive sales - Price pressure suppliers, following scarcity in market, not fully offset in customer pricing 97 98 102 96 - Partly offset by effects supplier improvement 89 87 program, material efficiency programs and higher added value products H1-18 H2-18 H1-19 H2-19 H1-20 H2-20 Net turnover Gross margin © Neways Electronics International N.V. 12
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Opex and operating result trends Opex (€ mln) Opex FY-20 vs FY-19 88,5 92,7 88,0 ◼ Costs decreased with 7.2%, relative increase from 85,6 86,8 80,9 33.9% to 35.0% of turnover ◼ Cost strongly impacted by the sudden sales drop ◼ Actions taken to adjust cost base (€ 8 mln annual) in line with lower activity level and to make organization more effective ◼ Reduction headcount, cost measures and investment freeze to protect profitability H1-18 H2-18 H1-19 H2-19 H1-20 H2-20 ◼ Germany: implemented “Kurzarbeit” from March onwards Normalized EBIT (€ mln) ◼ Netherlands: not qualified for NOW 11,0 11,0 ◼ Despite volatility in demand, productivity has 8,9 remained stable 7,0 5,7 Normalized EBIT FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ EBIT ended at € 7.9 mln, affected by strong and sudden 2,2 decline in turnover H1-18 H2-18 H1-19 H2-19 H1-20 H2-20 © Neways Electronics International N.V. 13
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Financial condition Net debt / EBITDA (ratio) FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Decreased balance sheet total of € 234 mln vs € 278 mln end 2019, related to tight investment 2,3 program, strict control of inventories and debtors 1,4 1,6 ◼ Equity decreased by 3.9% to € 102.0 mln vs € 106.1 mln fully related to the charge to income for restructuring of € 6.8 mln. ◼ Net debt (excl IFRS 16) decreased by 92.6% to YE 18 YE 19 YE 20 € 2.5 mln vs € 34.3 mln last year, largely related to With effect from 2016 Net debt excluding guaranteed capital improved working capital management and the Excl IFRS 16 effect YE 19: 1.,3 utilization of Government measures (a.o. tax extension fully paid in 2021) for an amount of € 8.8 mln. Solvency % (Guaranteed) ◼ LTM EBITDA € 16.5 mln vs € 25.2 mln in 2019 43,6 ◼ Incl IFRS 16 effect LTM EBITDA ended at € 22.5 41,9 38,2 mln ◼ Solvency increased to 43.6% related to shortened balance sheet YE 18 YE 19 YE 20 * Excl IFRS 16 effect YE 19: 43.7% © Neways Electronics International N.V. 14
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Net working capital (€ mln) FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ € 21.1 mln decrease working capital largely related 87,7 81,5 to: - Inventory measures paying off and realized 60,4 relative decline despite lower activity level - Strict credit control keeping debtors at 35 days - Partly offset by lowered outstanding payables YE 18 YE 19 YE 20 ◼ DIO further reduced compared to YE19 following stock control improvement. Actions are paying off (SMOI, tighter monitoring of stocks, supplier Inventories 115,2** 100,6** 82,3** reduction) Inventory days 85*) 72*) 69*) Debtors (trade) 59.7 66.8 51.3 Debtor days 36 38 35 Creditors (trade) 65.8 62.3 43.0 Creditor days 64 56 50 *) based on realized turnover, excl. IFRS 15 adjustment **) incl IFRS 15 adjustment © Neways Electronics International N.V. 15
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Cash flow and capex trends Operating and net cash flow (€ mln) Operations FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Operating cash flow strongly positive driven by strong working capital control ◼ Extended (a.o. tax) payment, total € 8.8 mln, Operational cash flow Net cash flow facilitated by the government (NOW) 40.9 37.6 29,4 Investments FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ Capex strictly limited following activity reduction 16,4 from € 13.0 mln to € 3.3 mln 7,6 Financing FY-20 vs FY-19 ◼ On balance net debt decreased, excl IFRS 16 impact, with € 31.8 mln to € 2.5 mln vs YE 19 -4,5 € 34.3 mln largely due to lower working capital and extended (tax a.o.) payments © Neways Electronics International N.V. 16
2020 IN REVIEW 2020 Headcount trends Average FTE unless stated otherwise Headcount (FTE) FY-20 vs FY-19 Western Europe Eastern Europe, China & USA ◼ Knowledge component in human resource mix increasingly important also following our strategy 2,943 2,940 2,705 to become System Innovator ◼ No. of engineers approx. 9% of total number of employees 2216 2260 2064 ◼ Headcount reduction in total 350 FTEs of which above 200 in 2020 following the lower activity level and effort to streamline organisation ◼ Reorganization underway to be effected first half 2021 impacting approximately 150 FTE bring total reduction to -11.9% ◼ Headcount end of 2020 at 2.598 FTE of which 200 FTE flex pool 727 680 641 ◼ Recruiting (technically) talented employees challenging, requiring more effort and creativity 2018 2019 2020 Flex pool % 15% 13% 8% © Neways Electronics International N.V. 17
The Highlights STRATEGIC OUTLOOK 18
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – Target markets Global EMS market expected to grow at 7.1% CAGR till 2025 Total relevant EMS market size by industry segment1) 2017-2025F [EUR bln] CAGR Volume/Mix +7.1% 2020-2025 82 -4.3% 77 +6.9% 72 18 MVMM 67 Automotive 8.7% 17 61 63 16 57 58 14 53 13 13 12 12 7.0% LVHM 28 Medical 11 26 24 22 18 21 17 20 16 36 Industrial & 6.3% LVHM 30 32 34 Semiconductor 26 28 30 27 29 1) Converted from USD with a ratio of 0.88 EUR per USD; market view is excluding Consumer & Communication as well as Aerospace & Defense 2017 2018 2019 20202) 2021F 2022F 2023F 2024F 2025F 2) Preliminary figures Note: MVMM: Medium Volume Medium Mix ; LVHM: Low Volume, High Mix SOURCE: Global management consultancy firm, February 2021 Such advisor does not owe or accept any duty, responsibility, or liability to you or any other party, howsoever arising, and shall not be liable in respect of any loss, damage, or expense of whatsoever nature which is caused by using the slides. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing shall exclude or limit any liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or wilful misconduct or any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited pursuant to applicable laws or regulations. © Neways Electronics International N.V. 19
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – Target markets Our target markets with strong growth and increasing electronic content A Automotive I Industrial M Medical S Semiconductor End market ◼ Increasing electrification ◼ Stronger demand for ◼ Continued and resilient ◼ End market drive industrial automation demand demand trends ◼ Market shift to e-mobility ◼ Differentiated ◼ Digitalization & ◼ Key technologies driver technology solutions integration of equipment (5G, infotainment, cloud, AI, etc.) EMS specific ◼ Electrical & Electronic ◼ Merging electronics ◼ Growth in electronics ◼ Increasing architectures Industrial & automotive technological growth drivers complexity ◼ New entrants rely on ◼ Drive for standardi- ◼ Acceleration of EMS partners zation & modules on innovation ◼ Fast growing install hardware base SOURCE: Global management consultancy firm, February 2021 Such advisor does not owe or accept any duty, responsibility, or liability to you or any other party, howsoever arising, and shall not be liable in respect of any loss, damage, or expense of whatsoever nature which is caused by using the slides. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing shall exclude or limit any liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or wilful misconduct or any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited pursuant to applicable laws or regulations. © Neways Electronics International N.V. 20
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – Competitive field Ambition to outperform core EMS competition, focusing on sustainable profit and growth Overview of EBIT margin and 7-Year revenue CAGR of selected EMS players EBIT margin, 2019 Players average: 6.1% 12% 11% Venture Corporation Limited VTech Communications Ltd. 10% Niche players 9% 8% Fabrinet 7% 6% Core EMS competition V.S. Industry Berhad 5% Sanmina Corporation AsteelFlash Group SA Plexus Corp. Kimball Electronics, Inc. Players average: 4.1% 4% PKC Group Oyj Zollner Elektronik AG Jabil Inc. Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 3% Shenzhen Kaifa Neways Technology Co., Ltd. SIIX Corporation 2% Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. Flex Ltd. Celestica Inc. Pegatron Corporation 1% Benchmark Electronics, Inc. Kinpo Electronics, Inc. Revenue size 0% UMC Electronics Wistron Corporation Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. Where available, for competitors that do not have 2019 data available, latest year was Co., Ltd. taken -1% -5% -4% -3% -2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 10% 11% 12% 13% 14% 15% 16% 17% 18% 19% 20% 21% 22% 39% Revenue growth [CAGR] '12-'191) SOURCE: Global management consultancy firm, February 2021 Such advisor does not owe or accept any duty, responsibility, or liability to you or any other party, howsoever arising, and shall not be liable in respect of any loss, damage, or expense of whatsoever nature which is caused by using the slides. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing shall exclude or limit any liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or wilful misconduct or any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited pursuant to applicable laws or regulations. © Neways Electronics International N.V. 21
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – Customer demand Customers expect Neways to accelerate their innovation roadmap AFFORDABILITY TECHNOLOGY DIFFERENTIATION ◼ Cost effective footprint ◼ System knowledge & expertise ◼ Continuous improvement ◼ Engineering to application ◼ Cross functional solutions PERFORMANCE SEAT AT THE TABLE ◼ Logistical performance for e2e ◼ Trustworthy technology partner supply chain control ◼ Customer intimacy / insights ◼ Proven ramp-up / NPI capability © Neways Electronics International N.V. 22
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK - Positioning Accelerating our innovation means growing to System Innovator position fully tested (sub-) systems ◼ Delivering solutions with higher added value SYSTEM SYSTEM - From build-to-print to build-to-roadmap/spec INTEGRATOR INNOVATOR - From PCBAs to fully tested (sub)systems build to spec build to print ◼ Early in customers’ development cycles ◼ Accelerated innovative technology applications PROCESS APPLICATION SPECIALIST SPECIALIST Sustainable margin improvement PCBAs © Neways Electronics International N.V. 23
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK - Positioning Front-end & back-end System Innovator services Front-end Traditional Operational EMS Competencies Back-end System Innovator System Innovator Development Aftermarket DFX QLTCS - performance expertise performance Product NPI / Process Volume Production, Service & Life Development Development Assembly & integration Cycle Extension Life Cycle Management (LCM) © Neways Electronics International N.V. 24
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – Proof points Proven customer partnerships for System Innovator applications Design and production partner for Partnership for surgical digital Design & build partner for world’s leading E-mobility charging system loupe and 3D viewer most advanced wafer stepper Development framework for World’s largest radio telescope Irradiation equipment with EU Inter-IoT & Inter-IoT assist connected over 8 EU countries integral MRI capability © Neways Electronics International N.V. 25
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – How to get there? Neways will accelerate this position through 3 strategic focus areas 3 key strategic focus areas PERFORM Account planning, day2day Deployment of System 01 demand management Innovator strategy Transformation to 02 Targeted ONE Neways customer value proposition GROW POSITION Segment domain expertise, Technology roadmaps, Acceleration of our 03 customer insights competence intelligence Change agenda © Neways Electronics International N.V. 26
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – How to get there? Strategic path to accelerate System Innovatorship and OneNeways Top Performance enhancement & autonomous growth Maintain growth and accelerate through acquisition quartile 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 “Create a stable “Full roll out of OneNeways, “Become a Global “Next phase growth and “Be the Global System performance as One” Grow as One” Innovator” profitability as System Innovator” Innovator” Human Capital Innovation Customer Intimacy Operational Excellence Global Footprint © Neways Electronics International N.V. 27
STRATEGIC OUTLOOK – How to get there? Dedicated change approach driven through work streams CAPABILITY CULTURE 01 Strategic objectives and strategy deployment process (accelerate) 02 Control model and performance management END TO END Commercial & technology VALUE 03 Excellence (System Innovator) STREAMS Operational & Support Excellence 04 (Key E2E processes) CONTROL CUSTOMER Change communications & 05 Culture program © Neways Electronics International N.V. 28
KEY TAKE AWAYS Focus on 2021 management priorities 2021 “Create a stable performance as One” Human Capital Develop talent & leadership; Tune indirect organisation Innovation Enhance technology roadmaps & capability Customer Deliver new System Innovator sales initiatives Intimacy Operational Control cost and cash focus with excellent QLTCS performance Excellence Global Footprint Deploy make buy strategy & enforce position in Eastern-Europe © Neways Electronics International N.V. 29
The Highlights KEY TAKE AWAYS 30
KEY TAKE AWAYS In 2020 Neways focused on cash & cost; going forward we will create a foundation to accelerate System Innovatorship and OneNeways strategy 01 02 03 For 2020 management For 2021 create fundament for Accelerate System Innovator- focused on cost & cash sustainable profitable growth ship and OneNeways © Neways Electronics International N.V. 31
KEY TAKE AWAYS Questions? © Neways Electronics International N.V. 32
THANK YOU www.newayselectronics.com Your EMS Lifecycle Partner & System Innovator 33 © Neways Electronics International N.V.
NEWAYS VALUE PROPOSITION - APPENDIX Neways proposition aimed at System Innovator to realize sustainable profitable growth with ample room to reap the benefits from investments in our global operating footprint 1 Focus on offering high value-add electronic solutions for reputable and high-end OEMs 2 Fundamentally favourable underlying growth drivers in targeted markets 3 Attractive customer portfolio containing market leading OEMs 4 Global footprint has room for further utilisation and productivity improvement 5 Further efficiency gains through harmonizing the way of working (‘ONE Neways’) 6 Headroom for focused M&As to accelerate growth © Neways Electronics International N.V. 34
2020 IN REVIEW - APPENDIX 2020 profit & loss € million unless stated otherwise FY 2020 FY 2019 FY 2018 FY 2017 FY 2016 Net turnover 478.6 533.5 506.8 438.7 393.2 - nominal growth in % -10.3% 5.3% 15.5% 11.6% 5.1% Operating result -2.5 15.1 21.0 14.3 11.8 Normalized operating result ** 7.9 15.9 22.0 15.3 12.7 Normalized net result ** 3.5 9.1 15.1 10.0 9.2 Extraordinary income/expenditure -7.4 -0.6 -0.7 -0.1 0.5 Net result -3.9 8.5 14.4 9.9 9.7 Gross margin/net turnover 36.7% 36.9% 38.5% 39.0% 39.1% Gross margin/per employee (k€) 64.9 66.9 66.3 62.3 60.0 Operating margin ** 1.7% 3.0% 4.3% 3.5% 3.2% Net margin ** 0.70% 1.70% 3.0% 2.3% 2.3% EPS (€) -0.32 0.70 1.20 0.86 0.85 ** Excluding extraordinary income and expenditure © Neways Electronics International N.V. 35
2020 IN REVIEW - APPENDIX 2020 data per share (€) 2020 2019 2018 2017 Operating result 0.65 1.31 1.76 1.25 Net result -0.32 0.70 1.20 0.86 Dividend 0.00 0.00 0.48 0.35 Shareholders' equity 8.38 8.73 8.50 7.35 Number of issued shares (x 1.000 year-end) 12,174 12,150 11,958 11,481 © Neways Electronics International N.V. 36
2020 IN REVIEW - APPENDIX 2020 financial condition 2020 2019 2019 2018 2017 excl IFRS 16 Net debt / EBITDA ratio 1.5 2.2 1.3 1.4 1.6 Interest coverage ratio 3.8 5.4 6.9 11.2 10.2 Solvency (Guaranteed) % 43.6 38.2 43.7 41.9% 44.0% Equity 102.0 106.1 101.6 84.4 EBITDA (LtM) 21.6 30.3 25.2 30.2 23.4 © Neways Electronics International N.V. 37
2021 SENSITIVITIES - APPENDIX Underlying demand in most of our market segments show good prospects but we remain vigilant to address on-going challenges Downward sensitivities Upward sensitivities Market recovery Ramp up in demand 01 04 ◼ Uncertainty remains on economic recovery and implications ◼ Exponential ramp up in customer demand, i.e. in across sectors semiconductors Allocation issue Healthy pipeline of SI opportunities 02 05 ◼ Shortage of certain components in the supply chain with ◼ Strong sales funnel of new business opportunities, unknown implications on lead times and prices i.e. for system innovator cases Delay on transformation process Optimise footprint utilisation 03 06 ◼ Ensure (human) capacity and pace to drive transformation ◼ Strict demand management (growth), and right sizing of footprint can further benefit utilisation © Neways Electronics International N.V. 38
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